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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Oeri16nerung
Ter freien Elabe nDr ben WObnnn
gen nno ben leeren 8amplaRen
befiirpprtet.

Garf.aomnliiiGr Srtpin arobn
i6lug in Der geitrigen SiBung Der
Tarfbeboroe Dor, Die geIDobner i'm
.nQgemeinen unb belonoers IN Der
Rafbnrihaft Der itaotii6en Barfs
fiir Gerid10nerltng Der freieu Eldec
Dor ben @obnunaen uno Der leeren
9allpIQBe 81 intereiiiren. 2ie 9tngele'
genbeit fam 3ur Sprahe, als eiuaonl.
mittee Der 8erpobner bon 8rice Slll
Der geboroe $4OO 3ur geridonerung
oe$ Gtiif 2anoes 3iDiihen ben aors
fret Wtanern an 8lenlpaD uno 8iloar
9loenue iiberreidte. Qate gemel0et.
puroe bas @runo1tiif infolge Der 8e.
miihungen oes aommittee5 bon Der
Traction 60. Der Staot 1tnsntgeltIif
iibertragen, bof bebielt lid Die 8rac'
tion 60. oas Reht Dor, ous 8runo,
itiid ebentltea fir 3abnrab5Defe be-
nuben 81 bilrfen.
Staotratb &od) frat fir bic @rridy
tung eines Spielplates in Der 10
4aro elm. lie geb0roe theilte i'm
je6oh NIT, oaB es augenbliflih Degei
Wangels an 8elo ieinem @rnid]G
nift nofyfcnmen f0nne mo ihluf
ror, ben Det. edo Barf fir oieier
3pef all 6enuben. Serr aoh erflartl
lid, hermit all6 einDeritanoen, Deni1
Die &omniiiire eincn 4uf3ug mad
Dem Tarfe bduen laiien tpollen, oa'
nit Die alnoer bort binauf fonnen.
Bdlls, ,Snipeftor Rapp entpiabl oeii
anfduf oes 8runoeiqenthums 5lpi.
iden 6en Sduiern in oen @lof5 3rUi.
ihen Chapel lno 2ocitit Ctr, bon Der
8ooobrn glpenue bis gIibIanb, fiir
Boulepar0spefe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Die letten Gbren
Neroen beufe gormittag oem Der.
itprbenen HeD. Ebilibert Aa.
itatter, :. 4. W.,
Ien ieiner Wemeinoe nn0 ben Static.
lifen i'm aasemeinen ertpieien
mcrDen.

Wel6 GROCER Beliebtbeit ii6 Der pere
itorbene Sselforger Der R0mifa Ratb.
q. Jobdnnes Gemeinoe an Der 9reen
|uno Bremen Strabe bel ieineu Ges
meinoemi!gliebern erfreut bate uno
lpis iebr isin unerpdrtetes 5inTheiben
I'm ihoniten U}annesalter BON bisisn
betrduert Dirb, mar ssitern srfihtli9,
als bic Geihe unter elmer Gbren-Gss
forte Der ct. Sobannes Ritter na6
Der STRIDE g.braht uno bort aufgsbabrt
nurbe.
Bon a ubr Ha6mittags Bis 10 ubr
abenos itr0mten Dieisnisen. bic ben
9eritorbsnen gstannt unb selisbt bats
ten, su 5unosrten In bic fhtpar5 BRO
pirte Girhe um nod einsn leBtsn Bid
duf bic 3iige bes Gnti6ldfensn su tper.
fen. 3ieIe 9elegenbeit tam aud beute
Yormittdg bis 8 llhr nod benust tper=
ben. um pslhe 3eit in Der airhe Elm
fsisrlihes gtgrdbnibamt abgsbdlten
tDirb, an benz iih bic folsenben prieiter
bttbetlisen fperosn: Gelebrant, .. Hsp.
eugene 9utiermann; Tidton, Rep. 6is
larius 5olI6er; Suboiaton. Rep.
2eanosr Sfeef; prsbigsr, aep. 2utas
9ottbebosoe; Silfssprisiter, Rsp. Gbs
numb Glein; 3sremonienmtiitsr. RsO.
:. 5oreit We9ee uno 0uibo Stdllo.
rad benz GottesbienIt fpirb bic qsie
DIE Don ben dtt 5rlItees Der gemsins
be. Die ais gdbrtuhtrdger fungiren,
unb osnen is bier Witslieber Der CUR
airhe gshorenben 8sreine als ghren'
9abrtuttrd9er beiItebeH, in ben bersits
itsbenoen QsiteHnagen Dor Der air6s
gebraht, BON no aus Iif dlsb1nn aud
Der asiheH3ug in getpssung iesen
tpirb.
Die ct. gGeiliu Wilitdrtapsns pirh
oenielbeH anfiihrsH, oann folgen Dix
Ct. So6annes unD anoersn totboliihen
Rittsr. bic ainoer Der ct. 5ohannes
VfarrTduls. bic Mitslisbsr bes Gran
3istaner Crbsn5 uno auspdrtige 10
ipobl tpis aud bieiigs Yrieitsr uno ber
Sdlub bilbsn bic Mlitsliebsr Der fol-
ssHoen 9ereins: ct. Sobunnes Wdu'
nsrpersin, Ct. 2ouis 5iingIingspersin
SobdIitp, ct. 2ouis Iramaiiihel
GIub, Ct. Sohonnss Ritter, aatbolii6,
Ritter pon Ohio. ct. Glifabeth gsrein
Ct. Rofa 9srein. Sooaliip, So.al 60.
eidl Club uno ct. 8ineeut b paul
9erein.
Der 3ug bsipsgt iih BON Der airft
CUR Race StraBs, sur JiRbfan StraBs
5ur 0ins StraBs uno sur Clifton aO..
bon 100 aus bic Wdseu unb Rutiher
| Iih iber bic gine Strabs mad BEN ct
W1rien Gottssdder in ct. Bernard BE-
ssben tperben, NO Die iterblife Din,
auf benz gsgrdbniBploB Der Jransis'
iunsr ihre leste Fubeitdtte timber
| triyh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
aun3ert i'm @aihingtuu Snrf.

6eute 9tbeno iinoet I'M @aihiltatoH
Bart iSteitou3ert itatt, oas BON Gs-
berger's DtilitdrfapeQe, llnter Iirefs
ton BON Gbos. Gsberger, uu5gefiihrt
miro. SoliIt lit 9err Carl QaIi5.
,soIgenoes 9rogruntm gelangt 5ur
Grrhfiibrung:
Warih-nSur Grioe" -. Gsberger
Botpourri aus Der Sperette nSbe
Sortrine Seler" Serbert
Spauiiter @aI5er-a2a SereRata"
SSaronc
2be glaf Ddn Soull
Yotpourrie aus osSouit" 8onnoo
.@iIheIm Gel" sSuoerture, 9ioIilnl
&ornet. Colo
Serr Garl Balls.
~Sbe ginf Subp" GarpQ
8oltslieoer Snpocr
6tnaIe nIhe Slogan" alobr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

Garbs unb Mrtbur auftreten. sir
tas ranbdret" i'm alubbauIe Iiua
~Rass" 5uqer, Der pianift uno aont.
poniit unb Der iun9e 9eisentiinItlsr
.gub" Bennington tpieoer engQgtrt
tporoen.
Der 8abeItranb, tpo abernl1ls ME
ber psrihieoene Reuerungeu geitaffer
poroen iino, iibt nit jebem 1ase me5r
Qnsisbungstruft aus uno 1T tets Don
9apenpsn bsioerlst geihIe6ts belebt
Die 9lutomobiIeinfabrt, pelfe bis
Fer INNER I'm I'll llbr seihloFer
porben III, piro auf 9erIangen pe!el
geiudsr in 3utunft bis II llRr offer
hleibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Gbeiter Rarf.

syiir bic ndhits Mphe bat bieier Be.
Iiebts 9er9niisuHssplaB abermaIs ein
re,hbaltises gauoepiue prosramm.
oas psrihtebenen Rsubeiten entbdlt.
3uiammenseIteat. On Der Spite Itebt
oie 8annoB 8pmnaitifer Sruppe, DIE
bette, bic je ben Sssan setreu3t bat
unb iiberaa nit grobem Grfolg aufs
sstretsn lit. 5erusr psroen Sad Wdr,
uno GoDie Weber, aomitsr uno 5dn.
ger, eintn gtnatter. Mns Elm Minitrel
untsr Gunit peritebt" auffiibren uni
aubsroem peroen nod 9irginia 9rani
(Wp Gabn Daintn). prof. Spilmar
nit ieinemSunoe5irfus uno bieGofal,
nEb Snitrumsnialtintle arthur. Ri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
HnS Deis lpsliaeiseridbt.

Z Mnton SaoIp1hter, bon SO. 2i8G
Bud Strnbe. Der 81 iaal 5nm ar6ci.
ten iit uno fih BON ieiner wsiit!er er.
balten last. fpnroe 5u iehs Dsonaien
arbeifsbnus nerartbeiIt, ibm aber BIZ
Etroie ip1ter erIaiien. rohbem CT
periprod,en bate. iit Su befern.
Der dalI eegen iSreo. wehinert.
BON Der 8. itnb Spcainore Ctr. be.
iGnIoigt 3inmer in ieineui fofeI 81
uniittlid,en 3neden ou permiethei,
lpurbe bis Greitns uerihpbcn. gs fam
bei ben Derbanblnngen siuiihen benz
Dertheibiaer Erienensrtd,6er Meeeers
unb benz pcIiseioHrpolt i5or sii elmer
Iebboftcn Tebatte; neil Der stn6trIert
Jobn Canton beIditeabe Ansioaen ee.
gen Nebnierf geslroht batte. Ger Gnn
oeoeu Sonfon enoete bouit, bob bic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

(2ll6ert 6. glittsnoorf 25, 129 Deit
/ libertn Ctr.
lppeabonias so. I0bbs, %, 1907
9orman Str.
(Robert 6. 3osfOrb. 30. 1926 Rsabs
/ ing Roao.
l1ora aassnitsin, %, sos SbiIlitp
Strabe.
(SObn .. Gasnon. %. 2235 Graubin
Rodb.
lWdrsarsi 6. SdiiBs. %. So OF Mcs
Wlideu 4penus.
lpbiIip JObn Goy, 81, 2206 Rapine
| Strabs.
l5ilba 6aub, 10. RornoOb.
(Sobn 9. Roran. 81. RubifOnoill..
l0enspispa 2arimer. "a, 262 garrel
Gtrnbs.
(SObu gealt.r, q. 1870 9apmiIsr
I Strabe.
tGtbei auosit<r, %, is Sf 13. CTR.
I9apmon Simpfon. 19. 83S Wsii A.
/ 4penue.
lGarrie 8roiienns, p. 3640 Spring
Grone 4pe.
}Tanisl 9. uliIIsr. %, Montspmsrp.
/ Ohio.
lgsiIis g. s5srris. %, RoBmonne. 8.
(Doualas Warbis, 81, 9o9 ainn Str.
lSarah q. 5eneean, AT. 2403 Golum.
bia 4p<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

fer all elmer Geloltraie bon $f00 nnb
ben Soften perurtbcilt puroe.
Ter Sail gegen enilp Wsiooleton,
nngeflagt in ibrem Sauie, No. 9Oo
STAGE StraBe, 3immer Bu uniittIifen
3pefen perniietbet 5u baben, miro ar
10. 3. Wits. Dor @eifporenen perbaii.
oeIt iperben.
9lrtbur 5eIton. Der IN Sem Snnie
go. 525 20. 2. straBe, ipegen Gin
brrfs perboftet poroen mar, tpnrot
3u orei Ronnten arbeitsbous unb ei
ner 8eloltrafe BON $100 perurtbeilt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
0eiunbbe eitsbeb6rse.

Sn Der seitrissn Stsung Der Gez
iunobsiisbehoroe purpen bic Dottoren
Jadler. WilIsr unb Gonbis beaufs
tragt, NIT benz Giirgsrmeiitsr. Stabt-
anipdlt uno poIi3sinef Su ionferiren.
I'M .insn plan snr arstli6en aen.rnIls
Der SnfoifiHntn TN .Reb eight D.
iiriit aus3unrbeiien. Der Geiunbbsi.ss
rotb befiirnortst cine itdbtiihe Ron.
trcQe nie lie in allen Stdoisn Gurss
pas eziitirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

1ohter9en HofslId aeond GiIiermann
BON Der Wsuiitlebrerin Gillian 8obldns
Der, Ro. $50 JinblaD GtraBe, abops
ttrt fperbe, bat seiterri Elm 0abeos Gors
pnsperfahren eingeleitet, nm rpieber In
ben geiis ibres aiHoes 3ii selansen.
Sic siebt an, nab He es niht ldnger
obne bos ainb ausbdlten tonne unb
itibt fid, trobbem iie ibre3uiiimmung
81 Der aooptiruns gsgsben bat. duf
ben tehniiden Grunb, bab In ben
biesbe5iigIihen Goiumenten Der Qame
bes atnbes niht rihtig aneefiibrt
iporben iei. Ob bies sin GrunD iit,
bos gan3s WerfabreH riidgdngiS su
MAIDEN, bariiber ipirb Rih!er galb>
fpsa In Der auf Gdmitag 8ormittag
anseiesten Derhanbluns entfteioen.
$150firein Menfdenleben
7beobor. u. Jren, Qa6labperpal.
ter Der 4gnes Drum. bic am IL. april
1912, als lie I'm 9esrifi< ftanb, Die
Walnui Strabe an Der 8. Mpenue gu
freisen, BON eintr Gar gstroffen nno
getobtet Duroe. bat bic Grluubnib efs
balten, bon Der Cincinnati 1raction
60. $3.50 in grlebisung alIer ierRsrsn
Anipriihe gu Gs3sptirsn.
Ginsersihte 3thamsnts.
Rois Boone bon Weitpopb permdhf
ibrer 3onter syiorn Rapp ferris $25;
ibrsm Sobne Ruoolpb Happ S25, i1s
rem Bruber 5reo. 6errmanH $500, ibs
rer Rihte Warsarst 6errmann alle
itre Shmudfahen; ibrtm grubsr
aouis Ssrrmann $1,000 in mos
natlt6en Raisn pom $25 10 langc
sr kbt; ibrtr Jreunbin SoIepbine
6unt elm poar Diamant. Chrrings;
ibrer Wdrterin 2tliee glarf $25 uno
ibre aleibsr; ibrem 1ieniimaohsu
gouiie 5eiolina 800 unb BEN Rsit
ibres 9srm0gens an ibren 9attsn.
Warguerite W. Moulinier permGht
ihr 8erm0gsn an ibren gru6er Go@
muro 9. WouIinier.
Jobn Slider pon Bdrnesburg Ders
madt fein 8erm6sen gleihbeitlid an
Barbara BertIein, Balibaiar, PihoIas
unb GbriftOpbsr Slider. Catherine
syerbo6, ben HahIab bon gbas. Jis
ider unb ben RadIaB bon George 81
ihsr.
Ra6tab : Suben.
Jrant I. Wenbsln III glatlabper.
ipa!ter bon Julia Wl. geamtr; Grunos
sisentbum $1,000.
Gberft gurbant iit Wahlaboerpdls
ter bon Catherine Gpsgrape; perionas
lien $3.50.
Geo. ]. Shiiht. III Qahiubperpdts
ter Don Grant Reiring; prionalisn
$3.50.
Gbparb q. Moulinier in 5sftas
msn.spollftrsder BON Margusrte Wou.
l.niu; Grunbeiaenihum $1,000.
9beobor 1Gpborn III Ndhlobper'
matter ponsobn u. 1apborn; psrios
naIien $1O1.86.
Gbds. Z. SpIoin IN RatlabperpuIa
ter bon Sulia Splain; Nrionalien
$50, Grunbsigsntbum 5000.
Waesie 1bsis lit RadlabUerpultss
rim BON 5snrr 9beis; qericnalisn
$500.
Wm. Drummer iii NahlabperDalter
BON Mm. grunner; GrHnoeigenthum
$500.
Der peri0nlite RuhlaB beg Jrdns
Gig gentlaHb betrdgt $1792.97, Der
ienige oss Senrp u. Gisfslosr $25. :
333. go.
UerfhiebtHes.
Dcminir Ruseoni slost. cine Gors
cerung iiber S1035 segen Deter 5.
Slinssr elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
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Raiftr gpitlpfaB p<rbinbtrte Saa
seftris. Spisi srpifden sRsbs" unn
Brooslpner .Superbas1 uno tpirf
bosfelbe beu.e Rahmittas als 9beil
zines DOppeIipieIs gum ausiras ss'
laHgeH.
RefuItut Der gefrigen
Spiels:
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(Spisl enbsie lptgen Tunielbeit. obnt
Gntftriouns.)
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pbifooelpbio) Regen
piitsburs Rein GpseI.
Dds srfte Der beiben Gpielt 5ipiihen
ben .Rebs~ uno -Supsrbas- beginnl
beuie Ranmiiiag um 2 llbr. unb bas
5tp<iie fiinf Minuten nah benz Gnbs
bss eriten. Gnsss ipirb i'm eritrn uni
Hesfe i'm 3ipeiien Epislt bos Oefhiis
fiir uns bebknsn unb .pnbrfdxinlif
ipirb benz neusn Gdl.nSerer geIteen.
heii eesebsn iperoen, in ben kbisr
OGneen zines Der Spisle 5u 3sisen,
mas in ihm i.ed!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Aalter Hlitifrnhl.

Die WcbnuHg BON 6enrp 3arts an
Der antnen Ape., Ghspint, !purbe sse
tern Wittag ipdbrenb bes Sturmes
bon sinsm talten glibftrabl sstroffsn
uno Der G6orHitein nieperssriiien.
BON ben BepObnsru lpErb. aitmano
|Nrlssi.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
BOUNDARY SURVEYED
 TO ARCTIC OCEAN

Since the summer Of 1909 the Joint commission appointed by the United States and Canadian govern ments to locate and mark the boundary line separating British territory from Alaska has been ac- lively engaged in this work, push sng the line northward from the Yu- kou to Porcupine River by the end Of the 1910 season. Last sum mer the field operations were ad- vauced farther along that part of the one hundred and forty-first meridian which extends from Porcu- pine River to the Arctic Ocean, and it is believed that the present year will witness the completion of this part of the survey.
 Realizing that it's well-equipped field organization afforded unusual facilities in this remote and rather inaccessible region for gathering much information not directly con uected with the particular work of locating and marking the boundary line. the joint commission extended an invitation, which was readily ac- ceptcd, to the Geological Survey of Canada and the United States Geo. logical Survey to send geologists to accompany the field parties during 1911 and 1912, and to examine the geology along the boundary from the Yukon Co the Arctic.
 The most satisfactory arrange meut for making such a geologic examination in the two summers ap- pcared Co be to assign one Of the two sections of the line to each Government, as otherwise there would have been much duplication or the work and the observers would be required to traverse the whole length Of both sections. Un- der the arrangement adopted the Canadian geologists undertook to examine the southern or Yukon-Poc- cupine section and the United States geologists the northern or Porcu- pine Arctic section.
 The United States geoIogists last year commenced field examinations in June and carried their work northward Approximately loo miles, to the headwaters Of Firth River, which flows into the Arctic Ocean. A preliminary outline of the geo. logic results obtained by this party has been published by the United States Geological Survey as Bulletin S20-K, a copy of which may be ob- tsined on application to the Dir ector Of the United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
Tn. cordian l,nss.

The Gordia6 knot was said to have been made of thongs used Hs a harness to the wagon of GurIiius. king of Phrygia WhoSoever looSened this knot. the ends of which were not discover able. the oracle declaned should be ruier Of Persia. Alexander the Great cut away the knot with his sword un- til he found the ends oil t and thus. in a military sense al least. interpreted the oracle. $50 B c.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
NOTICE or ELECTION

To the Electors Of the Town oi
 SRagwsy. Division No One, Ter.
 ritory Of Alaska
 NoTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to an Act of Congress, en- titled An Act Providing for the election oe a Delegate to the House ot Representatives trom the Ter riJory of Alaska, general cleo ton for the purpose of electing a pelegate to the House Of Represen- tatives from the Territory of Alas kE, for the Nn term Of the eSd Congress. as provided in said Act, win be held on Tuesday, Aug l2, ls12. between the hours or o'clock a. m, and o'clock P, m. of said day.
 The Common Council Of Skag- way having heretofore, by ordin- ance, duly designated the voting precincts of said town and the polling places in each thereof, the electors are hereby notified.
 That an duly qualified voters re siding within the boundaries Of voting Precinct No. Of said Town oI SEagway which are as follows: Embracing all of the ter vitory Of the said Town ot Skag- way within its corporate limits. will vote at Town Hall building, located on 5tb Avenue. iu and upon Lot 9 oI Block S, which is owned by said Town, the sane being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No, Town or SEagway.
 Dated this s7tN day or July, 1912. tSiEneds1 The Common Council Of
 The Town of SkaCway. By n. Mckay, Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
ALASKA 1IN DEPOSITS
 REroRrEb ny GOVERNMENT

Tho United States uses between
 70 and 50 per cent Of the world $ production Of tin. yet American man ufacturers are almost wholly de pendent upon foreign mines for their suppl. of raw material Alas
 ka may make up very small part of this deficiency, according to the United States Geological Survey.
 Tin was first discovered in Alas ka on Buhner Greek, Seward Penin- sula. in 1900 The next year stream tin was found on Buck Creek, which is separated from RuhneF Creek by a low divide In 1903 tin oxide was found on Cas- siterite Creek. a tributary Of Lest River. 20 miles from Buck Crees and about loo miles northwest of Nome. Later discoveries or stream tin were made al several other places In the Territory,
 or the tin placers none have shown much importance except those of Buck Creek. In the gravel ot the creek bed the con tent of stream tin carrying about 65 per cent metallic tin has been found to be as high as 40O pounds per cubic yard in rich spots. though the average is under 30 pounds la figures furnished the Geological Survey, the gold in the grayels has been estimated at 70 cents per cubic yard. at S6O per ton ot stream tin. and at other amounts Nuggets oy gold valued at S20 or more have been found. When compared with the Australian and Malayan Eravcls, where the "black tin" con tent is in many places from lls to S pounds per cubic yard, the gravels of Buck Creek appear very rich, but the climate makes the con ditions hard for placer working The season Is short, little or noth- ing can be done before June Is, and the free2e-up is apt to come by September Is. There are many storms, with cold, heavy rains, but on the other hand, the country is very healthful. A dredge working iu this district last year from Sep tember 10 to October 15 saved 92 tons or stream tin averaging 66 per cent tin, or an equivalent Of IOI tons carrying 60 per cent tin, and sold fer S52, ,000.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Two district attorneys of Alas ka some months ago recommended to the attorney general that the Alaska law against the sale of liquor to Indians who were not citizens be so amended as to pro hibit the sale or liquor to all In- dians, whether citisens or not. The recommendations of the attorneys has been referred to the Governor, who has returned the proposed change to the attorney general, with the recommendation that the Jaw be amended as suggested.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
A Mether'k Answer.

When Earl Ferrnrs had been con. vIcted Of murder great efforts were made to obtain a pardon bn the ground that he was insane His mother being appealed To and rpQueSttd to write g strong letter on the subject. answered. "well. but if ! do how am 1 to marry of my 1aurhters"- Green Rag
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
Headstronc.

Mrs Homer Don't you thing your husband is rather hcadSlrSne for an in. vaBdg Mrs. Ncighuor Yes. and the doctor Is to hlamp for lt too. Mrs. uomer--ludccd, And why. pray? Mrs. Neishbor- He won't allow him to take any nourishmeut but goats milk.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

The term igneous is applied to rocks which have solidified from a molten condition. An intrusive dike is one that has been forced up from the depths into the solid crust of the earth while in a heated, plastic state. Extrusive rocks are those, like lava flows, which have poured out over the surface of the earth Mining Science.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Found-In White PIiss Hotel, NVhitehorse. one A. B. button. Own CT must be Dawson or Fairbanks member as button was made by Sale. Prove property ard get but ton at Alaskan office. Dawson and Fairbanks papers please copy.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

A petition, very generally signed, has been sent to the Alaska road commission at Valdez, praying for the construction Of wagon road from Seward to milo 26. on Lake Renal
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
nsEAr C, EARANclE SALE

Sold al Lossi Malt Rainier, 20 cents per bottle. Especially prepared for sick people and inyalids, and ex- cellent for nursing snoaiers- only two barrels left After thst price VI be S5 cents per bottis.
 Psck Train Bar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
sASEsy sooOs

R~eas4-an Sin8s--kresA from Che oven, cakes and pics. cccSies and dcasAauts, sn Escs 6 first class line eaSery rcoas wsn he found St the vieana Bakery. Brcadvavs between FlrA and Slx%A AveEzes. t
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

That the Aniak and Tuluksak dis tricts of the Kuskc'bwim will furn- ish material for smi,li mining camps, is the news brought from the lower river.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
NOTICE 70 TIE ruslsc,

prom tAis date ca An calls tn end, ca ty- Heurv FrieieV'hal the inde- pendent Exn~esSuan sSoC1 ee mrde L7 Sevsr-s5x tTSl snd yoar cal wiR receHe immediate stteatico Re as EssrosUuued his osfice at the BOugh. ... tFra- Store
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
TEeRiroRri.ti BiliEI's.

There is very little difference in tAe ages of some ,,f the political candidates President Taft and Delegate wiekershiIm are less than month apart in Gge. Bach is 5i years old. Taft wss born in Ohio. Sept. Is, 1857. vFickershRm was born in Illinois pn August 24, lS57.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
prres CURED IN 6 TO ,4 DAYS

Tour druggist win refund money if PAzo OINTMENT fails s,o cure any case of itching, Blind, lsleeding or
 Pro-uding Piles in to IA days. sec,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Ea0ded SseS--sTtson Noun VsUoa N13 Belmont The best Ci Eeec-ElOe Ribcoa, Bnjwciser and Pale Rslaic-. st the Nas~rt Tele- Uh0re s1. G
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Two drilling machines tunnelled i5h feet In the tunnel of the Alas ka-Juneau company at Snowslide Gulch in one day, and in the esti- nation of the officiils of the com pauy. the feat Is record-breaker. The record was made by one crew on the day-shift.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
shr ono,., .n Authori,Y

Flsic-whru grow up mamma, I'm going to he cxtravaratft Ike you. Mamma What makes ytu think I'm rxtravncuntg Elsic-well. I'm sure I've heard papa say so lots Of times,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

S5c for hone cooked meal quick, clean service Wherer Al the New Hone Restanrant Fifth Avenue. nal, s minute from P-oAdws
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
nnn sh. camnh, Him.

',What would yuu do If you caught your husband ;iirlincT
 "why. my deat, that's just the way I did catch him"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

A Mrs. Jackson, of valdez, re- gently had her scalp torn from her head by her hair teing entangled in the shaft of motor launch.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01
esAao SEDUCTION SALE

The Pscf Tram Is now selliSg s big lot Ot ,icod Goods al reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and se1 st profit. Yours,
 q. Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

The Guggenheims have conclude2 the purchase of tho Mckay and Potts properties on Flat creek, Iditarod, which gives the big com pany control of practically the eu- tire stream, with the exception of the lower end.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

The best meals in whitehorse at the ''white Pass Cafe" only white heep employed. Mrs. orloff King prurrietress. u
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Between two evils choose neither. petween two goods choose both.-Ed- wards.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Go to the Waite Pass Cafe tor the lest meals in wAUehcrse Now under the management of Ms Orloft KiuE. o
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

Location notices. pTacer and quartz for sale hv the naily Alaskan G
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

TO CURB A eolo lN ONE oaV Take IsANATUE PROMO Cuiaiae Tsh'css. Druggists refund money z t fails ta cure. Y. W. GROVES siS. raG.r. fs on each bcx. SSc.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-01

ECS SSc ySN oSo SeS q wholesome, bone Ccokss u cal st tAs New Home FgsssUr&rt n Ave. i7s3 ost o' G~1saWSy