davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS
Location


DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS
Aeea stock Pam saeqrgoret-a Richmond Va
~, I9,nlf I'@q "ro pt N T 49,
Aatss.megt a }lot Company, Incorporated The Nor
er',al An,,asra,a, compsn@. Incorporated The. Roa
aes aI lsi c GeaeE Rs4 ,m.s,n
17em#rle Grocery company Incorporated Charlottes
aIb. marie Orchard company chafiotesvio va
Ai2.@ale Rapm aeor Transfer Company. Incorporated
Aes4s.drs social club Alexandria va.
zasers Piano Player company. incorporated Nor
Aoof.asn Pipe Lining Corporation. Norfolk va. -.
n@.osta Real Estate COMPANY Incorporated Of the Dis
Aadsrsen Decorating Company incorporated The. Nor
oeoeesss,se Y9g5q1 u =. ~. 4.o..
4 >ppaas5tqz shtrt overall eompany. Incorporated
arcade cafe corporation Norfolk, Va ,..., =: 49,.
Mineral Water company, Incorporated Smith
>~heer4 n,@hers shir Msoafaetnrns Co Incorporate
azHny NM Incorporated The, EmpoFi'
atlantic 1quor compaog Iaeorp Tbs norfolk Va
augusta Manufacturing Company Incorporated craiss
Automatic safety corporation. Norfok Va
5silsoa Ahiee Associ@tton incorporates Balstor
Baltimore Association, Incorporated Roanoke Va
PULASKI
Beach shore Land corporetion Norfolk Va. W
Bsaeyoiet association Of Of America Por's
naoas sif' Ferry Company The Norfok. ys.......
asst Mountain Rs~$% ceneaay hrls@l
blue Ridse Investment CO. Incorporated ROANOKE va
botetourt Tramway COMPANY Incorporated botetoui
s @S2s dd as aSSss
Hrobst walter, Incorporated. Newport News ys.'.'..
oS"Sg ode gS ompa@
Brush MI Anthracite Corporation The Richmond va.
Burdette Trading Company las"rpoTsted, buI"eSJe ""
Rarkeyiiie Wire corpoTa{on Rarkeville Va ,formerl
autt Dros sSS 2seSI @a T@ Newport
Carpenter WOODEN Mills COMPANY, Incorporated chfto
casteel zones 4 Co. Incorporated Roanoke Va y,
caapman IRON coa COKE conpe@ Incorporated Coz
charo,se M. .gsS ns
tchease9sn Chemical CO. lasorpo5atea AsxaUdFta v"
cssssg lsaSe e2% agsav TIM gPesr %
chmeorao sssoro neerpST"fsd e9m@Gd
lclafses Incorporated Nortons Va ..'......'
oorsd sat- Association Incorporated the Riol
springs pi-tlllley 4eore"r@t~4 s'an va
@ep' 1 O. G G@n"ny T hs Ns@port News
q @5 % company ineorposeto
,cureper News incorporated culPsPsr, va,
BefiaS company incorporated The Norfolk,
De soto Naval stores Company Incorporated Lynchbur
Dickinson Ltpscoob COMPANY Incorporated Norfoh va
Giess Ice cream Manufacturing COMPANY Incorporate
pta1 marty, Incorporated formerly billiard F1oy
Incorporated, Rcbmond. va. -. -; -.
East rs@nSssee Mining and DeSeopmsnt Hrs'o
Eastern Preserving Corporation Harrisonbur
Ebbitf Drug company Incorporated Alexandria
Ea 5f's soo ad bending Wors
Ees1eston sSrnFs CO. Incorporated Eseleston. va
merry Pitser Bora9tent Store dompsHy incorporate
rrnpoTa cotton Nils Incorporated tnporia va......
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Va 49,.
school Incorporated The Rossyn
Ircaviils san.,erum, lfonviis. Va ,...,.
rv,ns cori cemsany big stone s nsp vs
jsns.,owa as,. ,sasrpsrs'sd Sortoik
pany RE Wisesssser Va 1 :.
John. c y III
tv=vS COMPANY Incorporated hampton
Jonsssore Industrial Academy The Rich
ssss rrsdgs.. esre&t.,,sa rhs sssso,s y..........
Hesliax caaatssoa COMPANY Ineorporated Norfolk Va
6sssiSsss ca%pahy rnsorpor.sa KsnOrds.
ka9s x 1
isnd ar, ara s'4p fonagany WnsAsser We
ne Ssmesaz S Ns5,ss =,
s Fl 1ss
L oe. IS, p &C eoassHy The enIpsPsr,
Lorrsine Development Company Incorporated The Nor
Lopdoun Lumber company Incorporated The, Leesburg
Louisa Nine. Corporation Norfolk
LowR. : K Son. Incorporated South Norfolk va
LARA a sa@iar rS
Iynchburg Company Incorporated, Lsnchburg
Machen BROS, company. Norfolk. Va
fs'
'Sfsdz
Savage 3n%oa sF'o
NeFeAan,s manufacturers Association Incorporated
Merchants Incorporated. The Suffolk
Metropolitan Realty Corporation. norfolk Va
Moback Fish and Company Incorporated The Moback
Mon,somery Fraction COMPANY. cnristiaRsOgrg va
Morris ABBOT and
Mutual sossty Washington b c, Incorporated
N&desa i Kaon Puy cofpdFaon of Sorfok virginia
Ffa MnsF
NsrrSws Lumber Manufacturing Company Incorporated
national lqso,Roratsd nosnoss "a
national Capital Securities Company Incorporated Alex
National Home purchasing Association The
national History Publishing Co. Incorporated
National Mercantie company Incorporated Richmond
National Motion Picture Magazine Company Incorporated
National Photograph studio The Incorporated Richmond
National Refrisersng company. Incorporated The, Alex
National Sick Accident Association The Falls
New YORK Amusement COMPANY Roanok. Va
Newport News Amusement Corporation The Newport News
Newton Floral Corporation, Norfolk Va
N0rfok In3Hs'rsf assoSaton Incorporated
xortok copsny Inootporsted SoSfol ia,s va =
NSrfok Ladies Taiiorng company Incorporated
ks@ns Hcsq Norfolk County, Va
ylsw H9s sart STrfo
Norto!k sewers Point corgorason, Nerfok Va
ana
Nortoa Coca cola notns WORKS Norton v.
Ssr,sa
-. $50 Tar.@orsfion Nnrfnlk va
\oVeA'S Nnrfor Va
8d MING and mns
diana MILES I,.,roora ,.d ,rha
N'~N0NN4'N
I, Ale&e st r,nnon cornany The Ioxett.via Va
lOId
Ifs-se EnL1e' .SanIsnt, I,rav ~ ~'0'
Patrick x frau t@1tFo11iHs eazp5gatioa salem
amneF conpany Marion
tPeopes aAo heh"h' @0SeN'' A'e'
M,
Psopss indastriai School Clifton
va '''''''"'
lPsoples sse@na ~un Ht ~"" f'''"s NAP'' A''
ated
rrva ptv
iedh3ont Mlihs Ti oh,nond Va
Pine Beach EFaity ~ Snrtofs Va
W Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09


Fnax es
4as
state Misunderstanding COMPANY Incorporated Norfolk. va
r CO q
ssonswaii Insurance company incorporated The Farm
Dairy co%paay lneorporstea Norfolk Count
tsunbury Timber Corporation Richmond va
Swivel buggy and Wagon Company. Incorporated Rfcr
rayior Aiken c. Invalid Bed Corporation The Rlohmon
Es. s1 s
sss as
renen LIFE
TRUCKERS misunderstanding company Incorporated Norto
Union Realty and Loan Company incorporated Martins
United Concrete Incorporated Basic Cit
United Hotel Corporation Norfolk va
nsa %
a Soh va
Virginia Carolina Transportation Company The Frankl
snms@a Ia.o
porated The. Petersburg. Va
virginia Fruit and Packers Association lneorpo
virginia Granite Complain Incorporated The,
virginia Law Book Agency Incorporated. Roanoke
Virginia Pipe and Foundry Company Incorporated Rief
Virginia Corporation, stanton, Va
iEsss
Wakefield Manufacturing Company, incorporated In
w Produce Company. Richmond Va
Barrel Company. Incorporated Rfchmon
warrenton Coored Association. Incorporate
The, Warrmton, Va
Warrenton Concrete Company incorporated Va
The Alexandria, Va.
washington Horse Show Racing Association kaeorpe
Alexandria, Va
washng ton National Building and Loan Association
Washington. D. c., Alexandria Va. -.
waterawn Investment Corporation. Norfolk va: .r'.
i4eveler Company Incorporated. App'
West end Club Richmond, Va
Company. Incorporated The West Pom
wholesale robaceonsts' Association OF Tide
water Virginia, Norfolk Va
Williams r., & Son. fynchburg, va -. :;
wits John F. Co. Incorporated, Norfolk County,
Winchester Dry Goods Company. Incorporated The vii
Va .....-..-t.,.
winchester Mutual Skating Rink Crporaon The Winche
winola Realty Corporation. Norfolk, Va.
wovercn Turkish Bath Company, Incorporated tehfnon
Va .
womans Dressmakng Tailoring school. Incorporate
LynchburR Va
woodstock Iron Incorporated Norfolk Va.
Remedies Corporation, The. Richmond va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

Attest:
r. r WILSON
Certified to the Superintendent Public Printing for publication
week weeks published
the CITY of Richmond Virginia The first publication be made
Tuesday Ind by order Of the State Corporation Com
mission.
r r WILSON Clerk
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
June oath 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-09

3, 1912.
. Feb. IL, 1908.
. May 20, 1907.
March 20. 1868.
l.. April 6. ise7.
Sept. Il. 1909.
March ts. 1903.
Sept. 4. 1907.
. April "a. 1905.
Jan. rs. 1909
Jan. s. 1897.
July 20, 1908.
, April 2s. 1908.
May ~. 1907,
July III 1908.
. Feb. Ia. 1909.
. Jan. rs. 1906.
. Jan. 8. 1903.
j.. May II, 1909.
Feb, s, 1909.
. April 3, 1905.
. April 2s, 1909
. April 8. 1909
. April 2, 1902.
. April 30, 1903
Oct. 21 1905.
Feb. "a, 1909
. July 81. 1909.
Feb. %. 1906
July II. 1897.
May III, 1901.
=
, July Is. 1909
. Sept. II. 1909
May 20, 1907.
Mae, q 1aoe
Hrs 1890
Nv "a 4sas
a T's1 4 1eo4
Tan Ok 1908
= NJ, ~ * = 1909 e,
Web 81 1909
= -, !.
: Ds - y" - isos
Nov al 1909
'Dsc % 1909
Oct. q. 1903.
April %. 1897.
! Oe'' avs
Dec 4 1909
:
. Oct 2S. 1903
March Is. 1909
March IL, 1908
|,
Nov. 2, 1905
: Feb s6 1909
March l. 1908,
nsc % 1soa
Nov 4 ions
= -''' '''
oct * 44os
= 81 Ne. ~ ,soe
. "
Son, - 1909
: So. ,.a.
e M aFon ~ lS0s
~, ,s,a
$
= r go. ", wy.
. j uhe O. As"e
. March 81 1905
. pee, ~ o svs
3 NOV l. lS"s'
g
= = 1n us u.s. : On, a. avs
b i 10y :, "a 10y goos
= : I a,,e - ,aS a.
: : NY 1''f
"a, 9, INA
= s s,areh 20 20 ,soS'
b Ny 10y = ,a avs
= : 80 eo, 10 Ssaa
: ni@'oh o %
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Making Socialists

The Vanderbilts gave a party at
Newport costing from one hundred
thousand dollars up. 1t is chronicle
ed as the grandest display OF wealth
of the year. Millions upon millions
in sight in jewels and bank accounts
and money expenditure thrown right
and left.
Within three months New York
will be ~shivering with cold. Thous-
ands will be cold. hungry and home
less, and yet this vast mount OF
money is spent in one night of en-
joyment.
Is it a wonder that the Socialists
grows that the common people chaie
when this display is advertised
broad cast and the great papers
haunt this extravaganza under their
eyes. 1t makes the Socialist and his
marty multiD1y
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Utah'S Interest

just why the Republicans OF Utah
should suddenly take such a keen in
terest in Nevada that they question
the decision on Attorney-General
Baker on the Primary Law, is a ques-
ticn. The ruling in Nevada has no
effect on the Republicans i'll Utah,
and one is naturally inclined to be-
licve that this program coming
from the sister state was promoted
from this side of the line.
The Herald Republican devotes a
column denouncing the Nevada de-
cision as bad. The bad feature is
that it allows the Roosevelt people
a chance to vote for their candidates.
Had the decision been against the
Independents the Republican papers
would have been loud in their praise.
The whole thing in a nut shell is
this; The independent candidates
asked for a place on the ticket. 1t
under the law was necessary to Sc
cure ten per cent OF the voters to get
On the ticket. Had the decision
stated that anyone voting at a pri-
mary was barred from signing. it
would have been practically an i'm
possibility for the Progressives, or
any independent candidate, to receive
recognition and be placed on the gen
eral election ballot.
As it is the independent candidate
can now circulate his petition and be
recognized.
Had the opinion of the Attorney
General been against this common
sense program there would have
been three parties in the field, the
Democratic, the Republican and the
Socialists. The fact that many a,
voter believes in the man and not
the party is the concentration of the
opinion.
There is many times when a voter
believes that he wants to vote for an
independent as against a party tick
ct. He. should be given the right.
Il is the American privilege and so
construed. The day has passed
when party lines holds a voter. 1t
is the man and not the ticket or par
~ name. This is evidenced by the
Progressive movement, not alone in
Nevada, but over the Union.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

Try that famous Fredericks-
burg Beer. You can get it at the
Sacramento Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

BY such men as Spreckels. Blaine
and others openly deserving the Re
publican fold and taking up the cJ
of Democracy and casting their
chances with Wilson. the ranks OF
the Democracy are swelling. Such
men have a following, and this iii
turn spreads to the friends. In this
case it is not when two times one
makes two. but two ones make clev-
en-. Figure it out.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Passing the Lie

The mess that has come about ov-
er the money investigation between
Teddy, Taft. the Standard Oil and
Harvester people, is most interest
ing. According to the interviews OF
the entire outfit everyone is a liar.
The people can take it any way
they desire or their sympathies di-
rect. There is but on thing in sight
and that is that Wilson don't want
their money. Marshall has declined
assistance and the Democrats are
watching the fur fly. The passing of
the lie between the outfit may bring
out more truth than poetry.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Swelling the Ranks

,arty multiply.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Primary Election Registration
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
official register of Precincts l and
2, Ormsby County, Nevada, is
now open between the hours of 10
a. m. and 6 p. III. on all legal days
from and after the LIST day of Jul
ly, 1912, and prior to the 10Th day
Of August, 1912, and for ten days
next preceding the day set for
closing the register, in addition
to the regular hours, between the
hours of 7 and Q p. M, for the
registration Of all legal voters OF
said election precincts for the pri-
mary election to be held on the
Sd day Of September, 1912. Said
registration for said primary will
close at 6 o'clock p. M, on Aug
ust 10, 1912.
G. N. FOLSOM.
Dx non
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

middle-aged
woman to assist in homework and
care of child in small family. Good
home and permanent position to
right party. Address, stating wages
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

An exciting game of box ball
and then a fine cool drink-bOth
at PaxOtn's.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

Fine Fredericksburg Beer on now
on draught at the Sacramento Sa-
loon-Try It.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

The finest kind of drink for
these warm days is Virginia
Steam Beer. Call for it at the
Neavda Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

Virginia Steam Beer is the best, try
it at the Nevada Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
G.. N. FOLSOM.
Registry Agent

The box ball game at Paxton's is
proving one of the most popular
games that wei came TO this city
Many who never tried the game are
now enthusiasts. Drop in. and try a
game, its worth learning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26
Passing On

When Nevada passed her law for
bidding gambling. the open hall and
clink Of the checks ceased. 1t was
one OF the spectacular features of
the mining and boom camps that
went i'll with the slump and will
never be revived. No open gamb-
ling will ever be allowed in Nevada.
and no matter how extensive a boom
the open gambling is a thing OF the
past.
The dance hall is now following
the wake of the gambling. 1t is
vanishing from the camps and the
lumbcr towns. But one remains in
Goldfeld. The dance hall at Truck
&c has closed its doors and others
will follow. While it was pictur-
esque it was among the real evils of
any camp. and the wiping out is a
step along common sense planks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

Nothing better to drink these warm
| days than Virginia Steam Beer. Try
il at the Nevada Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-26

Box Ball. the best of all kinds
Of drinks and cigars at Paxton S.
No need Of going away tor a VA
cation when you can get all OF
this right at home.
The evening world., 1912-09-27
Some Electric Vehicle Users in New York

safsty-Asmoriss Conduit coapsny
sehasssr. r. 4 ~. Drswing cs.
eehAas. JesspA
Shaw. Alss. D. 4 Company
eiilA ]. 9. 4 Gems
0uA A, lnn.
oimpsoe- cnwlssd oempany
aingss Sewing MaeAins Csaeasv
Slater, a.
Sloane. w. IL
spsyw 4 Company
oprasus Electric Wosin
essiuwsy L Sons
otssn Drothsss
salsbssgse 4 Cons Company
Tayios. H Z 4 Company
Third Avenue Railresd Csmpaay
Thurn. Madam L.
rAny 4 Company
Tt1Any Studies
United Cigar Stores Company
United Dressed Beef Company
United Electric Light L Power Co
vantns, A. 4. + Company
Wsnna Pressed Yeast Company
The evening world., 1912-09-27
april FOO[v SAID
| SAY WAC TO COPS,
] But Jokes ON HIM
Mr.. Sullivan Laughed First,
But Police Laugh Last
He's in Cell.

Asraisned before Magistrate oConnor
- n. No~r,s.rta poiic. co,r, to-day
e,,,,1,. :, - y,,,.- go.
---,.
'eu !" WI "" N'a'se %
mS WIN ponce treuuIt!' "r' SUI
Uvon blew into the Morrisania police
Ueation last night and thrilled an as
Osmblsge OF constabics with the tale OF
= sns,rder and assorted crime.
ra.v, cur,st, .,s ~, ,ho a.sl vson
s.,rsv.r ...,.a ut. ,,,,, ,,,,,r., ,o,,nd /.
49, n's ~ eu poonu
osny thro'sn ',e oor"ss s''npeu
Up 10 the desS ano "enahoed uhe young
Omcsrs profound ana undeviating al
oenteon.
Il have a clue" said Sullivan in low,
nuv~rrss,ve ,o,ea "O,ht,-h viii .4ye a
uswa.r oon,,na,,es In prook,vn no, long
ane ',,'.oerer ' nv" :"
Horo. where tracHen hi'n' 1 can ivy
my nand upon MIN AZ any minute ne
ose confessed his crime and. overcome
Win remo1se, IL now n nervous wreck.
Ne covers In hiding. waiting for tho
v.n...nc. ~ IN. ,,w 10 f,,, mon hin,
H,...,s., -. az. go aw,a.,,
go - A..
-, y 70. not waste waste c time; the
me mysterous visitor Drew PAD
IRON his pocket ana wrote Out two
oames. lie hen thcm before the eyes
% curtain ana SAM, pointing hrst 10
one name and then to tne other
THIS II 'ne vic''"'' ,ni' me murderer
The evening world., 1912-09-27

Wanaaaksr, Joha
Ward Bread Company
Wsbbss, Richard
Wsisbseksr, Charles
West End Storage Warehouse
Wsstcots Express Company
Whitman, Clarence & Company
Williams, Ichabod I. K Sons
Williams Printing Company
WuHamA R. c. L Company
Wisconsin OanAsnssd Milk Co.
Esmaesxt 3vA
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19
SYKES AND SUNS.

KaQru Osani, founder of the JiyU Gekijo, CT Liberal Theater Society ot Japan, is coming to this country to study American ways and theaters.
 The English editor of the shanghai Commert.ia Press. Fong Sec, wns grad pated in l903 from Columbia univ CT sity For time he worked as d aun dryman in New York city.
 Levi Quudentipd of Philadelphia, aged siXty-one. has just married q six -year-old wife who cannot speak English and with whom he must con verse through pn interpreter.
 Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman. whom President Taft has appointed minister to Greece, has been president of Cor nell university since 1892. He has been granted Il years leave of absence.
 Luther Conant. Jr.. who has been appointed to succeed Herbert knoX Smith as government commissioner of corporations. has been deputy commis- sioner since June. 1909. For several years before that he was Il special ex- amner in the same department.
 John Osborne, many years ago tho worlds premier jockey, is probably the most striking example in the world of clean living associated with sport Al though over eighty years of age. the venerable Englishman retains his love for the turf by training Il few good horses and often gives his charges their early morning galops. his strength and agility being the marvel of his associates.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19
Ii,e Wronn Man.

Samuel Gompers was giving 1t as his opinion that in exciting times people are apt to accuse the wrong man. Ii suggested to him the story about the young iady in Toledo
 This girl had been receiving now and then young man who had never made love to her, but had admired her greatly. One evening before the girl entered the parIor her mother appear ed and asked in d rough stern tone of voice what his intentions were. Not having any intentions. the youth turn, ed every color of the rainbow and sue ceeded in saving nothing. His suffer ing was ended by the entrance of the girl. who exclaimed:
 Mother. mother: that is not the one.'-PopuIar Magazine.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19
A Word Without Meaning.

Apropos of music and ignorance. Dr. Mclvil Dewey, state librarian of New York. recently told the following story:
 "A certain governor" he said, was given a luncheon at a seaside town. During the repast the local band play ed on the beach outside the hotel. The drum was in charge of blacksmith, and he beat it so resonantly that at last this message was sent out:
 "'The governor requests the drum mer to desist.
 "rhe bandmaster was puzzled by this message for moment. Then his face frightened in smile. and he said:
 "'More drum. Joe; the governor likes it. '"-New York Tribune.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19
A kiinll Cost Hymn.

The dough I've spent on thee, dear heart. Has driven thoughts of joy from me. | sit and wonder why the coins depart My grocery-my grocery! Each day d bill. each bill a scare To squeeze from me my hard earned gold 1 bid each coin a fond farewell A fare that's ages old! O memories of days gone by. When eggs were fresh. not counting cheats. I curse each coat that to my hand doth fly
 And wait for eats-in vain-for cheaper eats!
 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19

Belly and Macmillon Rivers iR Alaska. h this chapter which is the second of three, ten Alas. ka sheep and four caribou were slaughtered, (unless the author is a flbber.) The vital statistics of chapter one are not at hand and Chapter theee is not pub lished so the mortality of that region for that season cannot be totaled at present, One of the excellent speciments of the white rams was secured to grace the kalispel, lMontana) Public Library building. Kalispel was once in the heart of the buffalo country where millions of the "plainsmap's wild beef' used to roam puul the head and hide hunter wiped them from the face of the earth. Now the Montana people have to come to Alaska for Big Game but it cer- tainly must be all right, at least for AIontanans.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-12-19
Can He
 Come Back

Oscar Battling Nelson for many years the champion lightweight boxer who has been a has been for some few years has lately announced that he would like to ''come back" This is probab- iy quite true: Jefferies thought he would. Johnson probably has some such thoughts at pres ent-Nick Rein.er has come back and it is now up to Wrangell barkeepers to help him keep of the grass as fas as going back to Portland is conchrned.