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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
GavEs RATES FOR
 PARCELS POST

The mail superintendent at Seattle haA wired William McHanus RE fol- lnWH about thA delay m the arrival of tho patcels post stamps. clc.:
 Seattle. hiarrh 1. McAia1n9, NDmA'
 Parcel post supplies were not dis patched FrSh Washington uztil I>e- ccrlber. prubnbly delayed ln blockade. Parcel past rate between any post ir UniIsd Stnios and ahT r0int In Alas sza is In ecnts for nrst pound and F %nls each additional pound or fraction thereOt sScEpting parcels weighing faDr orrcss CT lrss on which rates is ons cent for each uunca or frAc tiUn thcI cut 9sIt:Gl Leust stamps.
 pAT,A, ,Snpt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

'.A Toast 10 Poel's of h1l lhe aEos.' '"rhat wonderful volume by MT. Rrh- srt 1uInes Bremen. tho lecturer and rec de1'. InNrks hln Rz the inspired poetic gFpIus for whom the wnrld has lung heen waiting" "Eds1Iy tho wutld'F xTsateKt ruen." "A wnrk ct fne, art par erekllanna, Ind%Af." "A zympnA- iGtn of unrIvaIed heauty sustained throughout" "Tte poem will a sodl," Touches fife, l0VH, religion and rA- IrIotIs1n only At the zenitll points ni' beauty" "Oniy ItA perEeot InsriraIlon of thd Author rnH GEeoEVrt for il.' 'EreEy6net especially eFery loteF of the AnnOTIcGh Flag. gets 4ncteaaed do, ErLIcn from thlz great poR1n." ''.1'hose who have mt known tie Joy uf hear ing Afr. Bremen rsrdAr ti1Is grnat work Of his ~ili be thahkfRi for thn nppbr- tunIty tn rneaeHh copy.
 FINE ART fuELTeE1NH CO. gut 1tahetE. HUz 4la co. 1tlnneapoHs- MiRn. tI.oa dalizered. world over. An idaAl eftt hAc2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
BIRDS
 OF PENINSULA
ISLANDS NORTH OF GAHnLE cR- pEREp CLOSED BY GOVERN.
 MEkT.

ahan1issa is.Ind Hnd Putin nnf ntnPi su.ul IsIa1hR norIh pE un1hle have lHpTI clGaCd l1y Ehc EtufErNtTLAnE So t.LAt they might h1 1s&f as rlaCes "a rHiSf ITtTds. The ucRs Has conveyed Lu thu federal ruLhrritirg ky 'hn mai! %lIi'h H1TlYrlt ulis mutIIllIE,
 Tho Insirurlians fn inc ueai Ai- thprItic Irc Ihat no k!rda be permit ted ln he killed md that no iItis he A1- Irwrd rh lakn aEHy artF ot thH c..G1-
 ls c.1n be assumed from the Ir.sIrnr Iinna that inc isIunIIa riII he mndn rcIl IaT1 pInLdis%.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE
 LEADER COLLAPSES

gradually gave signs of waRkshlnE and h~r Innl hrenk down Is SO corr1Air thu the suFrneeIte movement Ia 1e- Iardtd ua having received z greater pluw hIu tue whpIS pOwrr uf the British YUrErHment wuH IIi@ 10 ;n1iict l'%Gors.
 IT is more thun iLK4ly now thai MTa, Farr%hurse NllI Ee relc1ard Un ball and mat her ITIRI VIII end tn A suspen- F,on nr sentence aa hsr power for evil has gone Tith her spirits. Her case is rvctr,;et as q proof that women are royrIUs4G1 of nber A1rnEelhur unlike That of men aHd that ihCY ATs unAt for inc st"Frns and alT"as of political life
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
NEW CABINET
 IS CONFIRMED
SENATE PLATFORMS THE TRICK
 WITHOUT A 1ITcH.
apAliAt NNnaat esrxieS.

epasiAI hunGst esrieS.
 wASIIErGTON. D. C., March " The senate tndsy conIlrn,ed the cabinet of PreA6ent Wilson without tho slIshIest hositatIoH. Each appointment WAS treated formally but ~itn mover g sian of objection aiId all went uerCy as c mArraEe bell
 The cabinet is generally regarded throughout the country As q strong one and Ihs .ds7 o( l'reR1fent WlIS5E to g.vs each member nlcCe control ever nIs dcpaL tTnsnt than uSuaI ia 1pnEtd- er.1, io be | depart uTc thar deserves s~oHIniAn Atlcr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI.

Fl sN "+ EtiL lle pleased fo show ynu mIF new lLnr of wDDIen goods fhr EsH- t!ernun. tailor ytAdo suits. No rsprs- %rn: Strn.lss lsrothers. ut CbeaES Ere all trsiUH n1&de. tIseF are Eilaran- tEe.a !o hr fjrat clasg In anAiaLy aud wUrkinaIIahiP. WN gHaranteH ali guttE eS Ue a9 Tepreseqted. We aIsH fD aI- GeFatians nnd cleaning. prAakins ahf rcnaicln. 39ars 10 rlease.
 NOME TAILORING CD.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
TAFT RECEIVED
 GREAT WELCOME

the city officials und =n'T1% members of the xIAte UonEr% ssipnul dfleRntiUn.
 Mr. Taft app%ar%d td nA h the IEsl or spirits but manifested some eruo- ton when he f,und himself tn hr he recipient o[ IL %+loonA that TNs go ihnTouEhIy unaEInsh.
 Tie shook hands w!Ih many Ihn crowded around rur the purcoaH. but Irft 5s AUI. ds lHnsSlbIc to res! after inc Jnnrnny and excitement.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
GEN, WOOD STAYS
 CHIEF OF STAFF

lne tn inIrrfers with army matters av all.
 ArUdinLMIrnIs T'll nov br made rap ldly by tIu secreartes To inc various .HranEles throughout the country. IL is hEisrsd that lhe method os ieitlnS ch+- sc, tAtartes appoint will n'esu Ihar rarty liuns wtiI ha adhered to enIlTr- ly, n:. ar Ic1s.. they wtll be 1dh%ted to luurp rhusHlv thar it tbr president made the appointments directly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
STEAM SHOVEL TO
 WoRk ON SNOW GuLcH

A steam shovel 1a being moved from H0bson creek iU SItYH finlci. for Bur quest RnI pa rtp~rs lay the q. l.. Morris Company.
 The hhcyeI will be operated en ulc latter creek ss aoon As possible ia spring.
 It Is 1rpoTIed that I good lsAE of Tatsr Is now found oreT the tcc uEI che creeks 0NinE tn the soft zpeII.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
SzAniul NuunSt 5aFSlee

sssniul NuunSt saFSleel
 AUCUsTA. Ga. |IArrh s--The WeE- .oma .Nen lc President Taft on his arrival here yesterday was just "5 dorocua.rativs oa any tnAt he ever re- ue5yed ts,VrLns his term HE president.
 The crowds iaMTaed the deptt md the Gnnccs ouisl,sH to "vsrfiowi"g mad rh4er.d therTsAlvra hoaTsr 'ss ut% cx" president stepped from the Gsin- AnunEst r.Ipse ~n1 Tcrr preHeni were
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

speeHI Nrssst Service
 WA9EiIEGT6N. n. C., March 6.- I:enteal I|r1,raTd Wood lras heen rt dcrcd ss remain Rs .4rier uf sIHH rf the arrsr.
 Ii is .hunakt 10 ss uUI uniIkesy th"E he wi1I Es r+csinsd us such during The @ha.o term of iIIr drmocrhli" admin IeI1aIinn a* fh4 2rmy appointments of Ihe rnrmsr prcsIdrrt were TaIIIrUu br the dsnsnCr,llx without hpsirhii'Ir and n t1IspdIAi eInn has bcrn eeEeraliy HhUwn
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
Especial Nugget Est~sies,

EpupiaI Nugget Esr~sics
 LONDON. aAITch G.. -ME. EfnclEn= IaanEhursr. l@7drr vI tIIe English auf- eraEAltes. iEIs Inoxen down gSTpsete's in 1aLl nnh her cuFesr @s militant 6EI.l%I fnr E9mHna franchise nIhI W' regarded us enhad. sa broken Is the inst she is. willing and anxious nd" Ia accept every demand EaGH ny CIu authorities that sir nhLzht escaI-s frt''iI iOn.
 E,sforr imprisonment zho refused lc proneise not 10 engage In further Aei- iaLIun pending her trial and The inAE- lstratf sent huT tU prison without EiF- irg her IfIk option of putting up Don1s- Sincr her incarceration hct spirit
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
LOST His CLOTHING.

While Capt Ansen was engaged aTnunh Earl MontEnmery's auto sled tnH evening he happened to get t,u clpae wIth tEe result thaE the spi'ceE sf ths wheel caught his prnts an,7 ulnyFd fC rag dhHca with if.
 Quite A lot ia hotF expected from .hc Hew invention. but further Iru- prnpementS WIll be made.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
MARSHAL POWELL
 REACHES HOT SPRINGS

Irhrshnl T. (. Powell and Mrs. I-;M-- ell arrived az KruzgannapR Hot Springs NsLcrdaS afternoon after An ancyen. [ul trin.
 IILge csurxs Schoiield AIsu n.!irrh ih~ro yesterday,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
suseTAI NuQpst a4f<lsN

RH9FI8u N18B~A rbF1V
 wASHINdTuE. D. C-. March $ - The Rrst ptffelAl aet 1i fIcs1dent VII Epn Wna tu acknowledge the rcsi<He- . ton of the members nf lhr raft Cub- 4nst. Ills official Acknowledgement ~ynA made today and so enda the ola government.
 Each one oI the UlJ cabinet Tlslted President Wilson separately ard sE- changed tl,s most pivaBanC grssun8.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
bR. SLOAN DEPUTY
 GRAND WORTHY PRES.

tfr, !. N. Sloan t0tIAy Fecnirfl i' commission Ils dl'pnty grand H4irLh$ m.naifent fur .thU Clrllhr nf E;Is!I"s aLI nr1r ncrIh Of 60 EtegTeeH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
RESERVATION TAFT
 CABINET ACCEPTED

Ths members of lhu nuw cabinet are huky today looking Urer theIr depart n1+nIs md nLett;nE Lhe men whn %qrll therein. tiPyerlI changes NilI probably take place In rho personnel Ur each but konu% aro rcEnrdea Hn permanent be- caius4. of their knnxledKr of tIIo T0u-, iluc Hhrk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
sAaE AND PueA BALL GAMES.

J@rufcetdoEnI Men And PotcrS Star- ctirlss pIQY ba sebNll. Wales natives ys. Nome nativrx play Durh ball at Eagle IrulI. Sunday, March 9tII, 3 F. III. Re E+rv%d GsAta :' cents. General 7dnts- siUn R1 cents chIIlren 2S centr, Tick rsS at Tosys. Bsurr1t Nome Kc1uel C'luh. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
PRAISE FOR MRS.
 oARLINcrs BOOK

Town Topi6h'' of San TranciECo, dated DccEinler 2I. gives tliA highest prulsn tu Hra. lSAriings new h0o'1. 'pal1y Uf KHne" The paper describes 1t as "Dnc rf the best little b6pie we hHVR seen h% n C;LlifnfnlAn ihIs year nr any ypIT."
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
JUDGE MOORE sATS
 SEbF1INa IS LEADER

In H lGtseT t1 $onu Judge Moore slaIcs that tL N. ScbTiHS Js now nIlc cT the leaders of tlIA bar nG Br1E*r, Ia where tho fudge himself litcs. Sn. hling Hns foTtneriy Judsr Nrtra'a sectE LaFY here
 The judE1 also stHtes that MTs. Moore has bcCn gSTY 2ick for sGycIL and Fl huff uIpnIhk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
HIs REORGANIZATION MEANS PRACTICALLY HIS ELECTION
Especial kuVgst aerSies.

Especial kuVgst aerSies.
 WASHINGTON. D C.. March J.- After ths rErilmlnal1Un nf Champ c.srk today aa speaker af ,ie tuusc nome oI the lAAders stated that In ather candidate has fTEu bee1l n@ti- ttnund and thus nA oshGr candidate
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
LARGE MAIL KaRiYEa.

In ihc mail which arrived tnday wcrc seven pouches of HrRt Glaes, 308 ponuds. The total weight to ccrne to Nrm,. %ls 4cH p0nn6s,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
MIKE sAMuELs LEAVES.

M. H. ahtnncla left thEs afternuDIL for the nutslda with tciuI IIsgnesz. FY will return in srrihE with 7 InrEs' sfnrlr nt xc6d2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
DANCE nN MARCH 17.

The KtLxtls oI Robert Emrnct will give their grand annn5I haI1 at fiaEle
 F<fHl 1n MErea IF. s;+, PaLrick'a day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
FROST IhDICTM EhTa
 HAVE BEEN ANNULLED

Especial Nugget HsrYios. CHICAGO. Maruh 6.-The hdtct-
 nIrhfS against DunEan Stewart alM the
 I7rrsI t1srS have been annuE1e6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
RONS OF THE NORTH.

Thdre VIII L3a sueEni for tho Ecng 0t Inc Martin md lh0Ir i0dy friends Saturday March g. at ? .n. n.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

&It%r the MAthSHapn ef NsnnR tsiIl ba ir ths 5ex for ths Mavericks SuA- day ut Eagle Hall.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

RubH WaddAII HFunAr will 9lg% An extaibitien of what ha eAn'4 do, ir ths box for the erqFsssionuIs at Ea1la Hall Sunday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
CHAMP CLARK
 SURE SPEAKER

would have g chance,
 1'hD thn1re of Kern Ls ma lorII$ L.utIcr in the arh7ttA T1z nlao hroIgnt aIyflln nlnIuEl unanimously
 Thu date for tha meeting oI IIle demunrntlc nRuOfaal eOntnGfkee hss ILII yet heeR named.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

C1dfAh tongues An6 AsnnAs Ars ds. Iieiuun. Wa ~ilI UAIT 4hsn for 90 cents ger Psurd during Lenf, Tksrptf LAfHmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

THE NEW EAGLE. ThA hens pf strsItht whisksy=.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

EaIisd =iIVSr sAlFnony 1b gents per nDu1d. ThnrulF LVhmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06

Auhncribs for +hs NcN4s Daily hua' o.,. Ie utsnA~ for Nshssts pru1FssE-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
LogT-smalI toId narlrIael

Hteadmnn aTunrA and ForL Davis. Return to NuGxvk. Rsward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-06
VOTING FOR ALL ALASKA
 SWEEp9TAkE6 QUEEN

The following Ia thc vote today for queen of ths Alaska Stde1iISGakcs race:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
FL ECUADOR GESTIONA
UN EMPRESTITO
10 destinara a obras
publicas importantes

Nueva York, 10 Ell Ecuador ha
9nviado 4 Europa a don J. Garcia, nue.
20 Ministro en- Panama, con el fin de
,ue negocie un empr6stito de $33 900
300 para construir alcantarillado y
3cueducto en- Guayaquil y ferrocarri-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
LA sITUACION EN- MEJICO
Huerta anuncia que convocara
nuevas elecciones.

Nueva York, 10 Los federales al
mando de Salazar acorralaron casl
aniquilaron a 120O rebeldes mandados
por Ingraham y que Sc diriglan toda
prisa a llevar refuerzos "a la plaza de
Chihuahua.
Huerta envi6 al cuerpo diplomatlco
una formal manifestation eXpresando
que es natural que el Congreso anule
las elecciones que Sc convocara nue.
va election y que, mientras tanto 81
continuara su programa de pacifica-
ci6n. Aseg1rase que Huerta ha con-
seguido capital sufciente para los gas
tos de gobierno hasta fines de mes.
Creeese que este dinero viene de capi-
talistas ingleses.
Huerta no lnuestra senales de renun-
ciar.
Hay escasez de plata, desde que
IIuerta orden0 a los bancos que no re-
dimieran billetes con moneda acunada.
Esto cause seria cmplicacion en- la cid
dad de M6jico aver, aglomerandose la
gente en- los bancOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
LAS ELECCIONES EN- ESPANA
Dato renunciara 81 no
obtiene la fnayoria de los sutragiof

Nueva York, TO- Ha dado principle
en- Espana la campana electoral parla-
mentaria. Las elecciones Sc llevaran 4
cabo en- ell pr6ximo mes de febrero
(Seis partidos Sc disputan el triunfo. }
Dato dice que ell gobierno Sc manten-
dra neutral. ST no obtiene la sanction de
las urnas dimitira Ell Rey Alfonso esta
sufriendo de una infamacion al dido, y
tendra que someterse a una operacion,
probablemente peligrosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
LAS MANIOBRAS DE LA
ESCUADRA YANKEE
Proyectos del ministro de Marina

Nueva York, 10 Ell departamento
lie Marina proyecta reunir la fota Ell
Hampton Roads 8 Nueva York, despues
lei | de enero para preparar la salida
para las Antillas, llevandose bordo
odos los marinos disponibles en- las es-
aciones de la costa del Atlantico para
'Eulebra, San Juan de Puerto Rico y
!uantanamo con ell fin de llevar a cabo
imulacros maniobras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10

Vapor espanol Pic TX. Salio de Bar
celona ell 28 del pasado para San Juan
hacienda las escalas intermedias.
Consignatarios, Sobs. Izquierdo Co.
Vapor americana Caracas Sali6 el 5
del corriente de New York Y estara
hoy aqui,
Consignatarios, yillar y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10

Vapor americana San Juan Sali6 el
8 del presentte de New York para esta.
Consignatarios, The N. Y. P. r. SIS. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
LA EXTRAD1cIoN DE TGAN
Ell auto de Habeas Corpus,

Nueva York, 10-El gobernador de
New Hampshire firm6 aver los docu-
cumentos de extradici6n para quC
Thaw sea devuelto al .Estado de Nue
va York. Ell case ha sido transferidc
a las Cortes Federales Ell las que Sc ha
LA pendiente de resolution un auto dc
Habeas Corpus en- favor de Thaw.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
CABLEGRAMAS
oTRA REUNION PRIVADA
Para tratar sobre la reforma monetarlS

Nueva York, 10 La com1sion de-
Senado sobre Bancos y Moneda Sc halla
dividida por igual en- cuanto al nllmero
de bancos regionales que deben estable
cerse. Sc convocara a los senadores de
m6cratas a reunion privada ell dla l.
noviembre para estudiar ell proyecto d'
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10

Vapor frances Montreal. Sc aguarda
Ell Is del actual procedente de Europa.
Consignatarios, j. T. Silva y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
DON ALFONSO ENFERMO
Tendra que someterse a una operacion

Nueva York, To- Ell Rey don AL
fonso XIII esta sufriendo de una infa-
maci6n en- ell dido izquierdo.
Tendra qme sofneterse a una opera
cion probablemente peligrosa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
EN- FAVOR DE MIR. TUMULTY

Nueva York, TO- Hay un movi
miento general en- favor de la designa
ci6n de Mr., Joseph Tumulty para il
presidencia del Comite Nacional Demo
crata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
AL FIN ACEPTO. .

Nueva York, 10 Mr. Nc Combs a
fin Sc ha decidido a aceptar Ell cargo d.
embaiador de los Estados Unidos Ell
Franeia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAS Y SALIDAN

Entradas del exterior
No hubo.
De Ia costa
Costeros.: Rosal1a, Isabella y Luisito
Despachados para el exterior
Ninguno.
Para la costa
Costeros: Carmen, Regalo, Esperan
"a, Hombre Libre, Mayaguezana y Pa
quote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-10
PupoRas URIsEPTICAS Para HOMBREs.

Una composition cient1fica para curar las
enfermedades de los hombres. Los medicos
han encontrado en- elias los resultados mas
efcaces y r6pidos. Representan el gran
kxito alcanzado por la medicina para curar
esas enfermedades. Davis & Lawrence Co., NY.
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23
Thr Uhtttna Grahfr mtalrfa
 11na a Mrrry Uhrtatntaa

Superintendent Corser of the c. R. X N w. Railway has announced that extensive improvements would shortly begin which would greatly increase the warehouse and shipping facilities at the Cordova dock.
 few weeks ago committee of citizens waited upon Mr. Corser reference to providing better shipping facilities for the growing habut business They discussed furnishing accommodations the dock where the fishermen could land and pack their fish in ice for shipment the outside markets Mr. Corser informed the committee that the company considering plans which would be announced and which he believed would prove satisfactory all concerned
 The present warehouses the dock which used the company business will be removed and having nearly double their capacity will be erected The houses will be 40x20 feet and 40x140 feet At the south westerly end of the dock warehouse 30x60 will ences for the reception and packing of the fish will be will also be redecked
 According to the plans the freight and business warehouses will be at the far end where the large will dock The warehouse at the souhwestery end will be gvn entirely to the fishermen and will provide safe place for small craft where they will interfere with the large steamers The habut business of this section promises assume considerable proportions and Codova the headquarters for the trade As result of years opera tons it is believed that between thirty and forty halibut vessels will be engaged in the business next
 Fishing operations last demonstrated that extensive habu banks exist off Middleton Island Schooners have been prospecting for several months along shores the islands and mainland of Prince William Sound and it understood they have met with such will mako Cordova of the principal fishing points of Alaska The facilities for packing and shipping the fish provided by company will to encourage this industry which much to the business interests of the city
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23

That the uptown depot would be maintained
 its present location but that all local freight for interior points would be handled from the dock has been Superintendent Corser of the C. R. N w. Railroad The
 plan of handling the local freight will into effect after the big warehouses which to be docks have been completed.
 Some time ago the matter of having the depot moved from its present location at the foot of Front the of street agitated the Corova public meeting of the business called for the purpose of securing expression of sentiment regarding the proposition Mr. Corser present at the meeting and that while his would prefer keep the station present oca ton they anxious please the public would the change the business decided that for the best interests of the town that the change be made petition circulated and received the signatures the business men generally It favored leaving the station foot of Front street ss|
 The system prevailing, of receiving local freight Tor interior points at the depot has delay the departure of trains beside adding extra handling The facilities for caring for freight at the station limited and the change would have become the interior trade is constantly growing The erection of the big warehouses at the dock will provide ample room and will convenience to shippers they can deliver their freight for interior points at the warehouse at any time previous to the departure of the train dock Baggage wl however be handled from the station as at present
 1t IS the aim of Mr. Corser concentrate the handling of freight will work for greater efficiency in the service without interfering with the passenger trains
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23
TINA, ALASKA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER g, 1913.
ALASkA'S REVENUES TO DEVELOP TERRITORY

with the problem of developing Alaska and establish board of directors who would be accountable to the president direct for their actions They should have of the work be done Into the hands of this board would give all the national assets of the territory be used primarily for her development and improvement Her lands should developed and settlers encouraged go there The fisheries conserved and hatcheres established guarantee
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23

generations should not lack the supply of food which adding millions of dollars to the wealth of the country each year The Indians and Esmo should be assisted every way and encouraged to become progressive citizens The seals
 forests mines waterways and railroads should all be placed under the control of this board This board would of have nothing whatsoever to do with the internal affairs of the territory organized by the Alaska territorial legislature
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 24.- Secretary Lane, of the interior department believes that Alaska is entitled to the benefit of her own and that is the duty of the the development of the territory In his annual report President Wilson he recommends the adoption of plan which will completely revoluonize the system of handling the affairs of the territory
 His report says n my judgment the proper way to deal
The Chitina leader., 1913-12-23
0F CONCERN ID ALASKA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 19-The Alaska railroad bill divided the time of the upper house with the bill Wednesday afternoon In order get through with the currency and permit of its coming further consideration of the Alaska bill has been postponed until Wednesday, Friends of the Alaska believe the bill will pass.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 23-A cabegram has been received from Admiral Fletcher at Tampco stating that the rebels have renewed hosttes there and preparing capture the City American and foreign baeshps pro- ceedng to Tampco from Vera Cruz be readiness land troops ii foreigners molesed.
 CHIHUAHUA Dec 23.-General Via commander of the consutionast troops in this secton has ordered the execution of found footing the homes of either Mexlcans foreigners. Six of his men who were convicted of having footed the home of wealthy resident this city shot in full view of the troops warning to others
 OJINAGA, Mexico Dec. 23-Genera Mecado the federal general who suffered defeat by the rebels recently has been relieved of the command of the federal the northern part of Mexico He will be succeeded by General Francisco Castro.
 MEXICO CITY Dec. 24-The branch of the Central Bank ct London in this city and the Mexican National Bank have closed their doors result of several days their cash The banks have deposits amounting than $3000000 but unable to realize their quick the demands.
 that every day shall be legal holiday until the 2nd Jan uary 1914 in order the other banks from closing their doors. The withdrawals from the Mexican National and London banks amounted to than $0000 three days
 The announcement that the cabinet members slderng the plan of conscatng all property has caused panic among the deposors of the banks Hundreds who have been standing in line before the banks which forced close their doors cazed when informed that the banks had suspended payments.