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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-20
MT. VERNON


c. Maurice Severy, one Of our former
young men who has made good in New
York City. was looking UP old friends
around town on Monday.
Elmer Weber spoke at the M. e.
church on Sunday, both morning and
evening. The subject OF the morning
discourse was He Maketh Wars TO
Cease" very timely subject, wonder
fully we'll handled.
Miss Maud French IL passing week
with relatives in New Sharon.
Prof. Crafts and family are at the
Mt Vernon House again for few
weeks stay.
Prof. Searles. Foss, Crafts and DR..
Williams are on a brief fishing trip.
Miss Berta Brown Of Haverhtll.
Mass, is passing her annual vacation
at her old home.
Some Of our women gardeners have
been having early sweet corn for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Moses Burbank Of Portland Is
the guest of Mrs. H. d. Burbank.
r. w. Leighton of Augusta is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Leighton 10 in
very poor health.
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WINDSOR

wEsT-Miss A. ]. Gwynne, the Bap-
list convention worker, will stop with
the people here for an indefinite time
all are glad TO hear.
Master Percy Norcross is visiting her
childhood home for a Few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs w. d. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lamson OF East
vassalboro passed the day recently with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Lamson.
Mrs. W. D. Stewart entertained Mrs.
p. J. Twitchell and daughter Gladdis as
Saturday evening guests.
The Colman schoolhouse is receiving a
coat of paint, besides other repairs being
made. Harold Gardner is doing the
painting.
D. r. Burrill recently sold his farm to
PARTIES In WaterviIle. The price paid
was $500. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Quinnam
of Augusta were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Burrill. Harvey Burrill was
the guest of his father, Mr.. Burrill, OF
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs George Deitz returned Il
their home In Allston, Mass, Saturday
after spending two-weeks vacation will
Mr.. ana Mrs. 8. p. Barton.
walter and Rudolph Rose. Paul Ander
son. George Luipold, all OF Rosiindaie
Mass, were ail-day guests or old frieho'
II the home Of J. w. Lamson lately.
!. 1pxttsd guests ct the Barrowes cot
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BURNHAM

Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur Mason and son,
Walter, returned Sunday to Boston,
after spending a two-weeks vacation
with relatives here and in Fairfield.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer of Skowhegan Wis
tied Saturday with friends here.
Miss Ethel NJ. Allen has been So
journing the past week at Northport.
Mrs. Lizzie Shannon of Hartland was
visitor over Sunday at the home Of
her brother, Chester Elwell.
Mr.. ind Mrs. C. S. Weymouth and
daughter, Miss Fife Weymouth of
Lewiston, are visiting relatives and
are guests while here of Mrs. Wey-
MOUTHS brother, Lyman Winn.
Work on the State highway which is
to be built on the road from the
bridge past the church. will be begun
this week.
An entertainment was given at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening by
Geo. Lewis Olney Of New York City.
a picture story Of THE Maynard
Boy" in stereoptican views. IT was
very interesting. et@
Mr.. Wright of Boston has arrived to
join his wife. who Is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. E. Gerald. $500 u
Mrs. Ralph Goodwin Of Bangor was
q recent visitor with relatives hers./
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READFIELD

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Yeaton
and two sons from Walpole, Mass, are
the guests of their aunt. Mrs. c. H. Cor
don.
Mrs. Ella spauiding of Portland and
Miss Emma Yeaton Of Augusta were re-
cent guests OF Mrs. Mabel Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. MilIard Libby of Auburn
were weekend guests Of Mrs. Libby
sister, Mrs. Ada Berry.
Miss Emma Mace of Augusta is visiting
relatives for few days in this place.
Mrs. w. d. Haines and daughter Beth
of Waterville were guests Tuesday of
Mrs. c. c. Morrill,
The Jolly Club of Ten was entertained
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. 8. A. Gay.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Niles, also Her
man Niles of Auburn. were weekend
guests OF Mr. and Mrs c. L. Clough.
| Mrs. George Ramsdell. who has been
visiting relatives In Eastport. returned
to her home Saturday. While there Mrs.
Ramsdell net with painful accident by
being thrown from a carriage. A party
] Of four were in hack While turning
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THE LIVERMORE
FALLS CAMPMEET-
ING IN FULL SWING

East Livermore. Me-. Aug. 19.-(SpeciaD.
"A meeting of unusual interest and
power under the direction OF Rev. j. R.
Clifford, is now in progress at this his
toric spot, selected by "Campmeeting
john and made sacred as the place Of
his translation.
Both music and preaching are I'M
usually impressive and gracious results
are already being realized. Rev. Felix
Powell is doing splendid work as evan
gelist. Rev. w. w. Latte is Bible reader
and Prof. w. s. Wight is musical direc-
tor of the large chorus choir. Rev. Mr..
Powell is thrilling his audiences each
evening by his fiery Italian eloquence
and consecrated zeal. A truly great
meeting is in progress
Temperance speakers will be Rev. WAL
ter Canham, DR.. H. b. Haskell, recently
from Jerusalem and Rev. Felix Powell.
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PALMYRA

Mr., and Mrs. B. s. Knowles of
Corinna carried d. S. Emerson and
family by auto Tuesday TO Skowhegan,
and on their return came very near
meeting with a serious If not fatal ac-
cident. as the bridge at Palmyra viii
laga (Which was undergoing repairs)
gave way Just as the party was cross
ing. The car was very large one and
just barely formed a bridge Of itself,
so that after the occupants had alight-
ed the car was moved over a tenn
porary bridge hastily made by kind
friends, who came to the rescue. Mr..
and Mrs. Knowles proceeded to their
home in the auto, but Mr.. Emerson
and family were glad to finish their
journey in a team kindly loaned by
Wilbur Weeks.
The curbing gave way while a valu-
able work horse belonging to H. A.
McCrillis was being watered and the
horse fell % feet to the bottom of the
well. A large number Of men were
soon on the spot and with the aid of
strong tackle and an improvised der
rick the animal was lifted to the sur
face, apparently no worse for the ex-
perience. 1t is, however, considered
by those who witnessed the scene to
be miraculous escape.
S. H. Beal of Cornville, Mr.. Hobart
of Skowhegan with a party Of friends
In an automobile called Saturday at
the homes Of ]. B. Homestead. H. L.
Goodrich and w. A. Blaisdell.
Miss Sadie Sanford Is at home for
short vacation
Miss Elise Towle was at home from
Corinna Saturday. I.
Miss Josephine Miller returned
Saturday from a visit in Bangor and
vicinity.
Frank Gee and family were in st.
Adams Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Southland. Alvin
Southland and Miss Georgia Marson
took an automobile ride Thursday to
Kingsbury.
Otis l.. Blaisdell and Harold Blais-
dell returned Monday from a blue
berrying trip.
Palmyra Grange held a regular
meeting Saturday evening. 1t was
voted to send a contribution to a
Grange in Winslow.
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BURNHAM

The schools of Burnham will open
on Monday, Aug. 81, and continue u
weeks.
Teachers have been assigned the
Burnham schools as follows: Village,
Miss Florice d. Foster; Reynolds
Corner, Mrs. Ella M. Clark Sof North
port; Winnecook, Miss Gladys Wiggin
of Albion; Mount, Miss Apphia Foss
of So. Portland; Dodge, Miss Evelyn
Foss of So. Portland; Eelweie, Miss
Irene Merrill of Gorham. OF the new
teachers, Mrs. Clark is a graduate of
Castine Normal school in this years
class and has had five years of sue
cessful experience as a teacher Miss
Merrill, Miss Evelyn Foss and Miss
Apphia Foss are all graduates of Cor
ham Normal school in this years class
and have had some experience as prac-
tice teachers. All the teachers come
with excellent recommendations and
will try hard to make their schools
successful. Cooperation on the part
Of the parents and friends will great
ly aid in making the coming year one
of the most successful in the history
of our schools.
The names of all pupils not absent
or tardy for the fall term will be pub
lished in the papers and inserted in
the town report.
In the honor list for the spring term
the name of Christine Cunningham of
the Village school was omitted.
Parents having children to enter
school for the first time this year
should send them at the opening Of
the fall term, as new classes will not
be made later.
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L. n. FORD, Pres, Whitefield

tage. Togus lake, were: Mrs. T. H.
Cowan and children, Frederic and
Margaret Ellen. were sentertained by
Miss Ida Burrows of Bolton Hill for
several days. the latter part of the
week They were guests Of Mrs. Cow
ans brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Pierce.
Archie Caswell and sister Rachel
passed Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCausland
of Readfield.
Arthur Taher is painting the Barne-
leov cottage. Harold Casey was now
ing grain for Mr.. Barnekov Monday.
A. L. Casey EXPECTS to assist In thresh-
ing the grain
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mcfarland Of
Augusta and Mrs. Leonard Merrill Of
Gardiner are enjoying week at the
Reaches"
Miss Edna Pierce. who has been Wis
iting her friend. Miss Estey of Lisbon
Falls. returned home Saturday.
A party of four from this section,
who left on the Islander Sunday pass
ed a delightful day, going on the ex-
cursion trip to Boothbay.
Morris Smith Of Somarville, Mass,
is boarding for few weeks with old
friends at J.Sw. Lamson's.
Mrs. A. L. Casey and daughter Let
tie were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ca
sey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. E. To-
hey. Cross Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Downs of Low
ell, Mass, have been passing two
weeks with Mr.. Downs grandmother,
Mrs Matilda Lynn and son. Frank
Lynn.
The Sunday school picnic held last
Wednesday in the Pierce grove
brought out large number of chill
dren and parents, as well, with a
plenty Of amusement, a fine dinner
and a nice treat, the day passing
quickly. The guests present were Miss
Gwynne. State convention worker, DIT
Moore Of Waterville, P. E. Miller, pas
tor Of Sidney.
Hiram Choate, who has been visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Fred Moody
very much enjoyed going blueberryine
recently. Mr.. Choate Is past SO years
He likes TO take these trips as we'll as
when younger.
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Maiden, Mass, have been visiting rel
atives in town.
Olive Bagley, Earl Smiley and Bur-
leigh Cole went to Old Orchard Sun
day.
Master Richard Carr celebrated. his
seventh birthday, Aug. IL. by inviting
a few of his young friends to spend
the afternoon with him at his home.
Out-of- door games were enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served. Master Rich
ard Is the proud possessor of silver
watch presented by his father, also
smaller gifts from others.
MIR. and Mrs. Merlon Bickmore and
children are visiting friends in Matin-
icus.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. e. Taylor took an automo-
bile trip Saturday to Crescent Beach,
where they spent the day with friends.
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ALBION

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hussey passed
Sunday in Weeks Mills, guests Of Mrs.
Hussey's mother.
Mrs. Emma Carr has been visiting
relatives in Palermo.
Ethelyn Nelson. who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Seth Brad
street, has returned to her home in
Palermo.
Helen and Sydney Wentworth. who
have been visiting their sister. Mrs
Ames Of Matinicus. have returned
home.
The Ladies' Circle will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe Blake
Ice cream and cake will be served.
The annual Sunday School picnic
will be held Thursday, Aug. 20, on
GREEN'S shore. Lovejoy pond.
Mrs. Fannie Hussey is having a
bath room put in.
Mrs. John Wilson and daughter Of
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RICHMOND CAMP
MEETING TO HAVE
CORPS OF SPECIALISTS

Richmond can1psround. Me-, Aug u
Especially From Aug. II to 81 the
spacious tabernacle VIII be IN constant
use by corps of special lists so that
NO two services will be similar in any
one day. District Superintendent
Frost has 80 arranged the program
that an expert Bible teaher, Rev. W.
r. Leslie, S. I. B., will be heard in the
morning, a different preacher OF note
every afternoon, and one of several
eysngefists in the evening A nausfcal
treat will regularly be afforded by the
singing evangelist j. Fl. Chamberlain
and his accomplished wife
No one will make mistake in max
ing these charming grounds on the
sunny slopes of the lovely Kennebec,
their place for an outing from an &C.
onomical, restful and religious stand
point
Four competent evangelists will con-
duct the evening services: Rev. A. A.
Walsh with wonderful experiences in
20 States of the Union and Canada
Rev. III. s. Trueman, the able speaker
and successful soul winner from Cam
bridge, Mass, for the first three days;
Rev. w. Fl. Stewart of Cincinnati, o..
and the Rev w. H. Latte will coop
crate In making these days a practical
school Of evangelism.
Preachers are sending word daily OF
their intention to avail themselves OF
these opportunities. Churches OF al
denominations are invited 10 study
the methods and obtain inspira ton fol
work. from these gifted men.
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CANAAN

The Canaan High and Common
schools will open Monday, Aug. 81 and
continue IL weeks.
Teachers have been assigned to the
Canaan Schools as follows: Principal
High school, F. G. Davis; principal
Grammar school, Miss Geneva M.
Daniel of Gorham; Primary. Mrs.
Nellie Goodrich; Brock. Miss Lucie
Burrill: Haskell, Miss Flora Gleason;
Browns Corner, Mrs. Blanch Ogden;
Slab City, Miss Vede Humphrey In
order to improve the attendance and
punctuality, list of those not absent
or tardy during the term will be put
in the papers and also inserted in the
town report.
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NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dyer and daugh-
ter Ruby of East Madison, also Miss
Hinton of Hartland were week lend
guests Of F. w. Dyer.
An auto party consisting of A. D,
Abbott, ]. f. Gerald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Starkey and three children, all
from. China, Were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Luce.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hoyt have re-
turned for a short vacation from
Aroostook county.
N. c. Burbank went to Hallowell
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Lander of
Kingfleld were guests Sunday at the
home of H. r. Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Perry Of King
field were recent callers in town.
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ARTHUR NJ DOUGLAS, Sec, r. g. Cardiner-TeI. 1911

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Richardson and
son Of Fairfield and Harold Morse of
waterville came Saturday to enjoy the
week end and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Morse.
Walter Stone of Waterville was a
Sunday visitor of his brother Robert
and family.
Miss Annie Miller of Portsmouth is
home for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson and
Charlie Morton of Dresden were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Johnson's sister,
Mrs. C. NJ. Dickey.
Mrs. William Mcdonald and son OF
Belmont, Mass. have been guests OF
Mrs. Minnie Raynes for two weeks.
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a corner the hack ran over q large rock.
causing the carriage to be overturned.
Mrs. Ramsdell was the only one to re-
ceive injuries Her many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
The L. 8 C. was entertained by Mrs
C. A. Hallett last Thursday afternoon
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Edith Damren Aug. n.
Mrs. Charles Ftield entertained the
Happy Hours Club Monday AFTERNOON
Several visitors were present. Delicious
refreshments were served
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YASSALBORO

SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs M. l.. Sabin
entertained as dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Chase and son of
Concord, N. H., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sabin and Fred Sabin of Augusta and
Mr. and Mrs. D. Webber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase left for New Hamp
shire Friday morning.
Dan Weber is working for Robert
and Callie Rowe of South China.
Lin Sabin is employed for an in
definite time at Richard Jones sum-
mer home at South China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis J. Dickey and
children and ]. p. Dickey. all of Bos-
ton arrived Monday to pass their an
nual vacation at their childhood home.
Mrs. Eta Twitchell and daughter,
Miss Gladys, were callers Saturday
evening at w. D. Stewards, West
Windsor.
d. w. Whitehouse finished haying
Saturday, August Is.
Miss Flora Pierce of Augusta was an
afternoon caller Saturday OF r. Belle
Taylor.
Two of the most severe electrical
storms Of the season passed over this
place last week. That Of Tuesday
crippled several telephones on line 90.
H. L. Fuller Of South China was a
business caller in the place Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm of Revere.
Mass, arrived in the place Sunday as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. q. Dickey.
The Misses Marion and Doris Hen
derson Of Everett. Mass, who have
been visiting at c. H. Morse's arg. now
passing few days with friends in
Wateryille before returning home. L-
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ALBION

The annual picnic of the I. o. o. F.
was held Wednesday at the cottage on
Green Shore. All reported very
nice time.
Mildred Halves, who has been visit
ing Mildred Hussey for the past week,
has returned to her home in Water
Vile.
Eva Stearns passed Thursday with
her parents in Palermo.
Mildred Hussey, who has been hav-
ing a serious trouble with her eye, is
reported better.
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ALMA

DR.. and Mrs. NJ. MARI II Dorchester,
Mass, are in town.
Mr.. Wilkins and family Of Somer-
vile, Mass, we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Erskine for few days
last week.
T. o. Boston Of South Portland made
his annual trip to town last week.
James Allen of Orr's Island was in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Courser of Bath
have been in town.
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ALBION

The board walks at the Besse school
house are being replaced by concrete
ones, adding much to the appearance
of the grounds.
The road commissioners have q
crew OF men at work repairing the
State read and building a new section.
The Tannery bridge, so-called, has
been found to be unsafe and new tim
bers win be put IN to replace the old
ones.
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BELGRADE

A large number of people from this
place attended the Republican rally
at Island Park Monday and reported
much enthusiasm and fine time.
Mrs. b. p. Stuart Is passing a week
at Temple Heights. Me.
The annual Field day Of Belgrade
Grange will be held on John wyman's
shore, Wednesday. Aug. rs.
MI. and Mrs, H. 70. Farnham and
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Rules and Regulations.
EXHIBITORS


All competitors except in speed classes and sweep
be Of x or s0 SsS
hbt No charge for entries except for horses in the
sna for swespstahkes :, the oostv NOR sv,u
on committee. viii be required to purchase. adj
eattie and horses Who viii be free on the day
be exhibit neat stock only on the the
oxen. which viii be the, first day. Horses and colts
All e entries except in races hour
fore time Of exhibition -....,u -,
o'clock NJ the second day except removed by
Gf he
residence and P. O. address Cards for this purpose
can be sfssan of ho w BET premium
No premium will be allowed unless the foregoing
onions grain ETC., sIPsoimsn Of variety Of
the same quantity Of other articles called
single displays WIN p PR la'hf1SNh
article sosk oi town teams herds and
e9e viii Of pad by the
eE Sy no
date of the order % he to liable ae to- p rata re-
to meet ss any s aa: ann may Other
expenses.
Committees viii not award premiums unless the
article verify Of and Where there Is ND
or tRrd according the merit Of the exhibit
on o amy Exhibit Of spesia merit tsis
b Gh funds S Of Pc s a aody @ e
more exhibits In the hall of the same class are so
evenly balanced the committee unable to de-
is the best the manner in which 1t is shown
may be considered. preference given to that
which displayed in the most tasteful and attractive
of admission application to the Secretary.
GROUNDS
gambling. games of chance nor liquor selling VIII
he allowed on grounds. Stringent measures viii
be taken enforce this rule.
the For n a 96 soa
Ground rent Will be payable when space is engaged.
he responsible
to persons property during the fair
For premium lists information address the
Secretary s-k1 49, -
Speciai care taken to preserve safely all arti
c,es or stock on exhibition society will be
responsible for any loss damage that may
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family of st. Joseph, Mo. are the
guests of Mr.. Farnham's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. A. Farnham.
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s 's. Isl Annual Exhibition So. kenebec AgrcuuraSoce x
Tuesday and Wednesday, September Is and 10, 1914
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
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EXHIBITION HALL
Nv, L. PRATT. Superintendent
GLASS 20. GRANGE EXHIBITS
For best Orange exhibit by
Open TO Kennebec and Lincoln counties Oranges
1ntendl to exhibit should notify the Secretary
Sept 10th
CLASS 80. VEGETABLES
Best<display of farm produce. including
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-20
BIG MEN REPRESENT
 ALASKA AT WASHINGTON

Speaking of the size of the men who represented the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce at Washington during the campaign con ducted for the passage of the Alaska railroad bill, Joseph w. Gilbert, Wash. ington correspondent of the Seattle Post Intelligencer, says:
 "The size of the individuals who compose the Alaska bureaus educa- tional committee here has been the subject of some comment. A few days ago the delegation entered the elevator at the Raleigh Hotel, Will H. Parry, 26O pounds; Charles c. Heif- ner, 23O pounds; Falcon Joslin 225 pounds: Donald A. Mckenzie, 235 pounds, and "Stikine Bill" Robinson, 25O pounds, were in the party"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-20
CASH CREEK OPERATORS
 GOING IN FOR SEASON

E. E. Clark and J. c. Chapman, of the Thunder Creek Mining company, operating on Cash Creek, in the Cook Inlet mining district, passed through Juneau on the Admiral Sampson to- day. It is their intention to continue operations this season as they have for the past two years. The outlook is considered very good for the coun- try. It is also rich in quartz and last summer this fact became known. It is expected that there will be much more activity in this line in the fu' ture. The Thunder Creek company is hydraulicking some extensive placers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-20
DEPARTMENT OF MINES
 TAKING PRECAUTIONS

A. II. Fey, of the Department ot Mines, Washington, D. C., is passeh' ger aboard the Admiral Sampson en' route to Seward. MT. Fay is sent out by the department to see to 1t that the Matanuska coal being brought to tide water under the direction of Jack Dalton Is delivered to the battleships of the United States navy for steam testing purposes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-20
JOHN w. sTEDMAN OPENS
 OFFICES IN MALoNY BLOCK

John w. Stedman, who has located in Juneau as the representative of the Portland houses of Allen & Lewis and the Honneyman Hardware Com pany, has opened offices in the Malony block Mir Stedman is well known in Juneau. He has been resident of Southeastern Alaska for many years, and resided at Ketchikan for long time where he conducted the Hotel Stedman.