The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-10-13

; a'.'s.i'''. liN I Hiti Htil% Has NlTbtl /
ou' to the head Office FOR spec al
shipment and unless it arrives before /
the trcezeup there will Re a beef !
famine before spring. Oher mer. /
chants also have wired out for stocks .
20 roDlenish those destroyed. but II +
Is nsitered doubtful if they can |!
he landed before navigation closes.
Eight vessels of the mosquito flee /
are known TO have been wrecked. /
and il i believed that later reports !
wil! add other boats to the list
The body Of one : orm victim was j
found day on the beach and an
other maa is missing.
The local officers of the John SEES /
non company have received instruc. |
tons from Seattle 70 render every |
assistance to The storm sufferers. |
md 70 charge VII he made for |
lieh ering relief supplies. should any
he received before the freezeup.
MAY PASS IN DECEMBER.
SEATTLE Oct s. Interviewed
: day REGARDING the outlook for the
A'asFa railroad bill, Delegate Wick
erSham. whe has just arrived from
Washington or his way North, ex
pressed the belief that he measur,
would have GOOD chance to pass
during the December session of con
gress. He added, however. that the
,tuation is critical as the requests
for other appropriations might de
feat the bill. Wickersham is goine
only as far as juneau. and will re
turn TO the national capital in
few weeks
Colonel SWanitz, of the Alaska
Central railroad enterprise. who also
is here on his way to Alaska. said
tonigh that he dill not believe the
government uld ever build a rail
road in Alaska The colonel is Oh
tosel % the construction of gov
crnmcnt railroads in the territory.
CAPT. WHITE RESPONSIBLE.
SEATTLE. Oct. S.-Accoriine to
an announcement made this after
no n. Captain White, of the steam
ship Spokane. Is 10 he tried before
John Hulger. supervising inspector of
this district, with headquarters at
San Francisco. on the charge of re
aporsibility FOR the accident which
hefell HE Sapkane on her last voy-
o~n from tho North charg.r wore
,nfor,,d oooinst No ra,taf, -.
rea.fn, . nrirato ipvnstiaation Of tbo
5i.alIo,,o,,t of H. o,ci,as
SOLOMON LAID WASTE.
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Eva1,,.tl,i,c ot salo,,o, ,,.o, o;,hou
wrecked or washed awav incIudina
Il tolls roadhousns stores and nroyi.
tions aud euDnIios of ovarv do,crin.
ton The refugees wera loft viii
practically nothing IN eat and whom
the first arrivals reached hera tod,v
they we're haIf-famished
The terminal and buildings Of thn
Solomon & Council CITY ra Iroad Nerc
wrecked beyond renair
Will cATcu ,nc- oonr
SFATTf Oct Aooor1i,a .
= wire received todoy fro,, I,;1fri,,;a
Judge John RandoI,b Tncl,ar IT,
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haocl, v.iu ,nICo,'a
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foria which is .ol,ad,,,aa -, -
Tho North on tho 1stb
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- 'e - VIZ W.. ven haSisa'ioh on the
u"o' wiz nave u sea so lar
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- 'eu =, 'he elu oi announcer week
me IA. steamer VIII have started
Tor hltehorse with the final crowd