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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

Mr.. Rocks-So you want 10 marry my
daughter Well, young man, what are
your prospects
Young Man-Excellent-if you don't
spoil them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12
A Winter Cough.

A stubborn, annoying, depressing cough
hangs Oh, racks the body, weakens the
lungs, and often leads to serious results.
The first dose of d.. Kings New Dis
covery gives relief. Henry D. Sanders,
OF Cavendish, VT, was threatened with
consumption, after having pneumonia.
He writes: "Dr. Kings New Discovery
ought to be in every family; il is GER
tainly the best of all medicines for coughs,
colds or lung trouble" Good for chill
dren's coughs. Money back if not sat-
isfed. Price SOC. and S100. AT all
Druggists.
H Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
ST. Louis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

Some people seem to think that truth
is like rubber; that they can make it go
farther by stretching it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

"It's going 10 be war to the knife, >"
declared the suburban man who was
feeding his chickens.
why now ?" asked the friend.
"Why. Binks sent me a box OF axle
grease and advised me 10 use Il on my
lawn mower"
"Well 2"
"Well, sent II back and told him TO
use il on his daug hter's voice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

"How much do you charge for cutting
off dogs tail ?" said small boy to a
veterinary recently. exhibiting quarter
in one hand and leading canine with
the other.
"The operation usually costs one dol
lar, but will do it for you for so cents. !"
replied the gentleman addressed.
The boy looked at the coin in his hand
disappointed for moment, but his face
frightened, he stuck out his hand which
contained the coin and said
That's all I've got; cut off quarters
WORTH"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

Bobby-"Pa. what is platonic love 2"
Bobby's Pa-"Platonic love. my son.
is what man feels when he doesn't like
a woman quite well enough TO marry her."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12
Thursday, February 1914

Some must bear The burden, some mus I
take the yoke,
Some must stand against the tide as
mighty as an oak;
Some must face the issue, some must
meet the blow,
Some must buckle on the sword and leap
to face the foe.
Some must be contented, some must
smile and sing,
Some must dance the bloomy meads as
children do in spring;
The great fate hanging over, when II
shall summons me,
Oh. let me take my task content to be
what Pm TO be.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

Do you desire good neighbors Then
be good neighbor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12
Horrible BIotches Of Eczema

Quickly cured by DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. {. p. Caldwell, OF New Or
leans, La. states: "My doctor advised
me TO try DIR. Hobson's Eczema Salve.
used three boxes OF Ointment and three
boxes OF Ointment and three cakes OF DR..
Hobson's Derma Zema Soap. To-day
have not spot anywhere on my body
and Can say am Cured" - II will do the
same for you. Its soothing, healing, an
tiseptic action will rid you Of all skin
humors, blackheads, pimples, Eczema
bIotches, red unsightly sores, and leaves
your skin clean and healthy. Get box
to-day. Guaranteed. All Druggists,
5Oc., or by mail. Pieiffer Cemical Co.,
PHILADELPHIA and ST. Louis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

For mild, easy action of the bowels,
try Doan's Regulets, modern laxative
25c at all stores.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

About fe size Of youf shoes. rs zone safisfacfon
70 know ftas many peopIe can wear shoes sue
mailer By shaking Aliens foot-Ease INTO hem
Just the thing bor dancing parties, and Sor brsaki9g
n New Shoes. Sold Eyeuvh<fe. .zf- Sam2le
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-12

"Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease-croup.
Il has been used with success IN our
family or eight years. Mrs. L. Whit
eacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
HAINES CHOOSES
STEPHEN D. TAYL'

Boise, May 2.-The office Of Cd
act III naeer formally passed into
tory Today when stephen ID. Tayl
who filled it, assumed the duties
pri vate secretary to Governor u
NJ. Haines, u position that has b
vacant since the first Of the pres
year. MIR. Taylor's resignation
presented TO the land board a
meeting held late yesterday af
NJ On, going into session shortly .
3 q clock. The board accepted IL
d cided not to fill the vacancy bn
nave the work OF the Carey act
partment taken over by Regi
Jenuess OF the land departing
where it was handled prior to Il
years ago when B. P. Snswhan
appointed the nrst Carey act M
ger, or comm ssiOuer.
When Captain E. q. Davis, pri
secretary to Governor Haines, res
ed that position to become asssis
to the attorney general and
charge of the legal work Of the o
for the public utilities commIsa
Governor Hanes went without
secretary up to today.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07

~ IL should. Efforts TO get the man
Who had foressu the nesd OF nsw
armature 10 visit the mine we're
without avail. lie sas alsays "too
busy Finaily after sepeatsd Inn
portnnities he concluded 10 20 no
AID see what vas the mattaF. He
found ths trouble vas due 70 an
improper adjustment Of the current
10 the requirements Of tbs machine.
Rsmsdying this In fsw moments
tie hoist was started and worked
10 perfection. For his ssrSicss be
slsat 10 bail for s5. When the boss
received It he was wild. The idsa OF
charging g for work that was dons
IN 4 few momeats. tie vent 20 the
sBup ADD entered complaint sayins
dollar would have been big charge
Tor tus work. well SAID the mo
chanic "a dollar wAs just shat !
charged you TOE other - b fof
the name you called NE the last tims
I worksd for you. The boss paid
the oiu Moral IL paws financially
As wsll As otherwise To be q gentle
man ans It also pays to take snkges-
lions from an employe wno under
I Il inls bis business
4 Never kiek At paying man good
urics II he has done nis work- The
great trouble Ia tbis world u 70 nnd
aIsn capable Of doing ths uork thsJ
ptrtsna they arr Abls 10 do Que has
Z GOOD reason 70 complain when sork
hs wishes done Is u0t doos - y
should lie. And in propoEtion a. re
superior cen peteBt workman ID
nons 20 plsntiful he should os AZ
prsciatvd Snen fouadl and ehesFtali,
paid a sood prics FOR bis services
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
SALMON GIRL
RECEIVES HONOR

The graduation piano recital gi I
last niVnt oy Miss Ethel Clayton|
tie Academy conservatory Of md
~as thoroughly delightful evel
Say the Tribune IL Sas . revelai(
to music lovers.
A good sized audience greeted n
Clayton at the Academy Auditoril
with such enthusiastic applaI
which proved that she is q great
vorile at the Academy.
she opened her program with u
hDed simplicity VI styls and TO
group OF Chopin preludss end stu'
she gave a singularity synpathe
Interpretation, in while the numbers
Brahms, Vagrich and Liszt offere'
b iliiant contrast and proved that
technique was atuple for the reQui
meut OF The difficult n uslc /
played.
Miss Clayton is giftso with
emotional temperament whicn
has brought under splendid discipi
by heI thorough preparation.
playing was characterized by au
lutte steadiness Of rhythm, spleu'
technic ami artistic Interpretation
She certainly reflects gerat ere
upon the Academy and especially
ON frof. Aker and proclaims
again teacher par excellence.
is easy enough tn predict u gr
future for Miss Clayton and
audience of last night was over5o
with the fact Of being present at
debut OF SO remarkable q young Ia
Miss Ethei Clayton is fort
Salmon young lady and has u hos
friends mere who will rejoice to lie
that she is succeeding 80 we'll In
chosen profession. The RscoI
knows OF no one more deserving
Miss Ethel for she has worked
aud under many difficulties ~t
would have discouraged many 9th
/ We predict bright future for
young lady.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
NEW TRAIN
SCHEDULE

Complying with universally pop
ular demand 4 lae aveling punlie
in general Of Bauv, Dillon, Arm
stead, Lima and iote mediate poiats
on the Oregon Short Line, the an
noancement was made yesterday that
daily morning train service on the
Oregon Short Line aid begin Mas
10 As an event WAich has long
been looked for ward TO, tie uoIeine
train on the Oregon Short Line Viii
prove TO hs one Of the most popular
moves which the company have ever
made and IL vii be welcomed alike
ay residents OF southern No tana
and northern Idahu. IN Is a con 9 p
ienee which will add greatly to be
popularity OF the service and will
mean Increased business not oaly to
the raiload compant, bat 10 the bus
lness institutions ln the mHnT towns
and cities along the route.
The exact sch sd9le has not been
announced, but from information at
the dlsposa Of the local railroad OH
cials the train will leave at 7 II
O'Clock each morning southhound.
Returning 1t will leave Lima at
time which Siil bring the train lntc
Butte at 9; 30 o'clock eacn evening
The Gilmore s Pit sburg railroad,
IL is said, will eooform its schedul'
! TO the new train ard IL viii De pos
sible to get into northern IDAHO ant
points along the new line Ia a mnet
shorter aud more convenisnt tine,
Reports from Dillon and othe
places that the contemplated morn
iug train service had teen abandoned
have been disproted by yesterday
positive announcement that tie traii
would run aud tie Inform tian
gladly received on every hand
The first train will leave Butt
Sunday morning, Nay no. and vii
run To Armsteud. IL viii leave Arm
tsad about s. 80 o'clock aud Will pie
up fishermen all along the route, eiy
inv she sportsmen a full day wit
the r1d aud reel IL leaves Butte a
convenient hour and should prov
immensely popular with sportsme
~ every description, and the traye
ing public doubtless will show lts ~
probation of the r4iTload company
accommodating attitude by patrUnE
ing the new train whenever possible
- Butte Miner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
|(OUNTY AUDITORS
FINANCIAL REPOBT

J. L Kirtley Jr. Clerk and eA-
knricio auditor has just prepared his
bflancial statement OF the financial
condition OF the county, receipts aud
disbursements, for the fiscisl year
er ding April 18th. 1914.
A synopsis OF said repnrt, shows
1.-THE follu~ing, figures for last year
being also given for purposes OF com
parison:
a Assessed valuation of all property,
after equalization.
Il 1913 1912
Real 1853, ,583. 35 -, 465, l85. 10
n Personal 462. 1863. II APP, $50. 2s
Total 5,0l5, s46.4T 4,s87, 7o5 &
An increase on valuation for The
year Of sl2s, 1871 09. The classified
list shows an increase Of sl6o, 900 in
tue valuation OF the g. & 2. Ry.,
and slight increses In the other pub
lie utilities.
n Irrigated and farm lands decreased
EstOO, 900: timber and stone lands de
creased " 4UO; waste ana swamp
land, decreased $40. 900; grazing lands
decreased 1850, 900. These differ
euces in valuation are caused ny
more exact classi hcations OF the
n agricultural la; DIS, much OF the land
heretofore classified as irrigated or
farm land and waste land being now
assessed as grazing land in TWO class
ificatIons Class A and Class b.
II Slight changes also appear in the
valuation OF improvements on patent
ed and unpatented lands. business
and resident lots.
III In live stock and other personal
property valuations, the following are
the prlucIpal changes and valuations,
4 COMPARED with last year
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
ADVENTISTS CHURCH
TO BE DEDICATED

The new adventist church ~ili 0e
dedicated at 200 y. IA. SUNDAY, My
10th. Elder Jay J n thery. resident
Of the Idaho Conference will filciatr.
Elder Nethery 10 q man of broad
experience, having spent several Yea .
in tie work in Europe, and As mis-
sionary in Egypt. There sili b.
meeting In the church each evening
while Elder Nethsry is here. Friday,
Sunday aud Monday. A cordial IN
itaticn 10 extended To all 10 attend
these meetings.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
RULES FOR SHIPPING
PRODUCE BY PARCEL POST

Rules and regulations for the ship
ping Of farm products by parcel post
have Just been Issued by the post
ofiice department. Copies Of the new
rulings, which are really amend
msnts to the laws --and regulations
governing parcel post, are Is .follo~s;
Section AS. Parcels containing
prerishabls articles shall be marked
"Perishable. " Articles likely to
spuii within the time reasonably re-
qulred for transportation and de
livery shall not he accepted for mail
ing.
Butter, lard and perishahls articles,
such AZ fish, fresh meats, dressed
fowls, vegetables, fruits, berries and
articles OF q similar nature which
decay quickly, when SO packed or
wrapped rs TO prevent damage. 20
other mail matter, shall be accepted
| for local delivery either at the cnice
of mailing or o. any rural route
starting therefrom. When inclosed
In 40 inner cover of wood, metal,
heavy corrugated pastehoard, or other
suitable material and wrapped 50
that nothing cas~escape from the
package, they win be accepted for
mailing to all offices to which In the
ordinary course Of mall they can b,
sent without spelling.
Butter, dressed fowls, vegetables
fruits and other perishable articlsi
10 parcels Weighing more than y
pounds shall be accepted for mailin.
to Offices 10 the nrst and second Looe
when suitably wrapped or incluse'
aod packed in crates, boxes or othe
suitable contsinsrs having tight bot
TONS to prevent the escape OF any
thing from the package and SO con
structed ~ properly to protect th
contents. All such parcels To b
transported outside of mall bags.
Vegetables and fruits which DO nc
decay quickly will be accepted 10
mailing to any Zone II packed SO a
to prevent damage to otner mail mat
ter.
Eggs shall bs accepted for local d.
livery when 30 packed in = baske
or other oontalner a. TO prevent dam
age TO other mall matter.
Eggs shall be accepted for mailin
regardless OF distance when each eg
Is wrapped separately and surrounde
with excelsior, cotton or other sui
able material and packed 10 q stron
container made :of double-faced co
rugatsd pasteboad, metal or oth'
suitable material and wrapped :
tuAt nothing can escape from Il
package. All such parcels shall
labeled "Eggs."
Eggs in parcels weighing more tina
: 20 pounds shall be accepted for mai
= ing TO Offices in tue nrst and sscor
zones when packed in crates, boxe
buckets or other containers hayiI
= tight bottoms TO prevent the escs
" OF anything from the package Al
. SO constr ucted a. to protect the ca
tents Such packages to he mark
=. "Eggs-Thls Side Up," and To
- transported outside Of mail bays.
, Butte Post.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
PADGHAN IS
CANDIDATE
To the Voters of the Sixth Judicial

To the Voters Of the Sixth Judicial
District of Idaho.
Acting upon the suggestion af
MANY friends throughout the sixth
lu ieiaI district | have detsrmipsu 10
become a candidate for district Judss
aud take this method Of making
known 10 the ters NJ said dis, rict
mf DECISION TO become a candidate
Tor hat ofiice and my postum upoa
certain questit rs aud Ahat | will aim
an eHdeavor To do should / be elect
ed 70 this nigh aud important 0ffics.
believe In equal and exact justice
To all with special privileges to none,
aEd u ] am elected 1t will he ms aim
ara eodeavor To give everyone equal
and exact Justice, without fear or IA
I sar from any sourca shatevsr,
believe that all litigation should
be terminated ~ speedily as possible,
consistent with fairness and justice,
and 10 that end will, II elected, hold
As many terms AS will hs necsasary
90 complete the business Of the court,
and % all the sork Of the court With
out aid OF u reieree except In partie.
llar eis-s where all parties desire =
referee.
| helleSr In economical Adminlstra-
tion OF the affairs and buslnsa. 0f the
court aud it will be my constant aim
and endeasor, II elected, TO keep the
expenses ~ the district court reduced
10 minimum 80 that there viii b.
90 unnecessary burdens in tbs sag Of
costs or expenses imposed upon sith-
er the taxpayers or Iitigants.
! ! believe that attorneys having
eases la COURT should practices Iaw "a
court ana that neither attorneys o.
anyone elss should ha permitted q
discuss the merits Of any case three
pending ia court with the jndg,
white not upon the bench, and Il
elected attorneys will have 20 prac,
lice law and try their cases In opef
court, except those that may Be- hears
az chambers, and will not permit
attorneys or litigants or their friand
30 discuss the marits Of any cas-
, pending before me except In opel
court while am on the bench.
bslievs that IL is the judges dat
not 10 bsrmit wealth, persons, cor
, perations, politics, or frisndahip Q
: iniienca him. but he should admins
ter equal and exact justice 20 oil.
!, lie should not hays fasorites anon
, lawyers or litigants. elected Judg
! Of this District ! will give every la~
yer ard IitiRant a square deal whieI
!, is al they should ask and IL b O
, they may expect from me.
/, an uaalterAply opposed TO lIcana
A., ing crime or compromising IL.
q Upon this declaration Of prlneipls
: ] AK the voters, irrespective OF part
!, or creed, 10 vote FOR me At the pr
!, mary election 10 be heid In Ssptsm
= Der next The Legislature Of Idah
= has, by recent enactment, made "a
= otices Of supreme and District yudg
uou- partisan by means Of which ca
Il voters Of the district, irrespective O
> party, mas legally make . choac
FROM the several Candidates who See
nomination This ls a. IL should b
= Respectfully submitted,
~ JONI u. PADGHAN.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07

quite ~ her home In this citV.
Ars- A. X Holorook ana ehiidrsr
left last saturday for a visit witi
rslaisss They expect to make then
future boms IN Montana.
5. r. Ksims is reported quite ill
~ his bone in the Clark addition
This wssk.
Mr.. and Mrs CADas Nelson ief,
last Tuesday for bolss, where N
Nelson has a more lucrative position
IN the Forest serxics. A large ciTCls
sf friends nsrs rssrst their De praturs
s1ossdi ngis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
REWARD oEFERED.

Strsyed OF stolen-Tso bar mArsss
light hay brandsd on eft thigh with
a circls with a dot in L.; dark esy
brsnaed on right shoulder wieh .
half circle above = pstpsndicaiar iins,
sindes please Rstify Harry FoSasf,
Salmun Idaho.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07
OUTPUT AND DEMAND Oh
ALUMINIUM IN 4

The demand for aluminium In
United States In 1918 showed . ste
and rapid gro.th, according to
U. ). Geological Survey. This
suited in a marked increase 10
prnducti OF bauxIte or slumi
ore, the output of which WAS 2l0
long tons. valued at s997, So, an
crease OF SO, 376 long TINS, or 3L6
cent, and s22s, 7o6 or 2e.s per g
respectively, over the nguTss
1912 This growth of the slumi
industry has been marked by has
expanAions and improvements ID
/ isting plants, the commencement
work at new paint In the sp
of . 4, and progress in the wor
new power sites where largely
creased hydro-slectTic power for hs
+ in the reduction Of the metal wili b
in operation during the next fe'
years The states which produce
bauxite were, as usual, Aiabams
Arkansas. Georgia and Tennesses
Arkansas led In 1918, its output sz
Gee ding tnat of the previous year
The ore mined in that state cam
from 10th Saline aud Pulaski eouu
ties. The production In Tennssss
Increased substantially. The OF
miue1 in this state came from tn
Mission Ridge deposits near Cnatta
nsooga. and from the new mine {
the National bauxIte Co. nsAr keeE
burg, Carter county. The produ'
tion in both Georgia and AIAbam
. declined. Ia the former state tf
decline vas slight. but in AahAaI
:, il Was considerable. In Georgia oI
SAs mined meas Halls Station Ba
) tro countV: near Hermitage. S1oJ
/ cu..niy and near AeIutyre, HilkiI
5 So county, Considerable prospsc
: ing and development work Ss dol
D IN tue vicinity oi Rome, Fioj
: c unity. In Alabama ore eams fro
! the siclnItt OF Rock Run, CheroKI
: county. The average prIcs 0f oau
il- pei ng tor at the wios for 10
Nas -. -. ~nicu differed by on
= isN cents from the prices records
0 IOr Ihs three previous ysars- TIE
was more aluminium cOaahsd Ia d
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07

Showing a satisfactory increase In
almost every kind of live stock in
the county.
Other classes Of personal property
SHOWN In this report cannot be com
pared with the previous valuations
since this report lists with much
greater particularly the tie various
kinds OF property. Private Libraries
and surgical Instr umeuts. valuai Ion
%, 100: tools Of mechanics s56, l55 !;
household goods, ss2, 1877; furniture
and fixtures, t2l, ,95l; harness and
saddles, $1,000: saw mills, S3, 900 =;
planning mills, sl, $50; grist mills,
s6, 500; quartz mills, So, ,656; goId
dredges, ss2, 600; miscellaneous ma
chinery, s27, 600; are all classes not
previously separately recapttulated.
Bbank stock valuation shows de-
crease from sls5. 100 to sII0, 600, caus-
ed by the investment of much bank
stock in real estate, in which latter
form 1t is assessed.
RATE AND LEVY COMPARED.
1913 ll2
Rate Aunt. Rate Amt.
State general
.225 sll2s5.Ss .43 -, $50. 81
State int. and sinking
.02 l,00j,l .l2 AS. II
State Public Bldg.
.OI5 1850 .o5 l,olo. At
Total for state
% I3,O4I.46 30 l2,l25. 5.
County School
% s12. .5se.s6 so 10, 1877 3
County road and bridge
IS 1855. 81 80 IS, 1873
County Bond redemption
.B 2,507.7 .l5 1881 3
County current expense
.Oe "a, lOs.43 l.5o 3O,Jl3 :
County warrant redemption
20 IL. $50 50 SO 10, lO4 4
Special int.
% 3,oOs. 81 10 5,oSl.5
Total for county
l.s4 ~, 36l.52 $50 1~,sl5
Total rate for state aud county 1913
l.eo. Total amount for state an
eouuty 1913 so5, 302. ~. Being /,
crease in ra5e OF ?. 90 aud an IBcreas
la amount of 81, 36l.4.
Vaastion, rate and amount in "a
Lew Valuation Amour
1872 $40 s447 7s7.o+ els, ssl.
1919 Is I,O0s, 3s3. IS s.573t
The gfAnd total revenue toT lsl
Real property aSsssSs. sso,ols
PersOnAl property assess :, 80
Total rev. property tax -, Sd2.'
Less uupaid axes, 1918 ~, I0l.,
Tu. usi rev property taxes 5,Ol
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07

We desire 10 express through this
medium our appreciation OF the
nshV acts Of kindness aud words Of
sympathy extended to us during the
lines and death OF our beloved wife
and mother. Mrs. J. 7 Spencer
J. T. spencer aud Family
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-07

W hlTU80kh. .
Outsids Of Cordova are located some
OF the greatest coal mines in lise
sorid. The govsrnwent has ckssd
these lands and will allow no staking
OF claims. Tbs deposits will either
Do worked b. the. government or
leased.
The climate of Alaska Is aot near.
~ ~ had as most people imagins.
Mt. Donohue states that In the in.
terror a. good vegetables as are OBJ.
tainsd IN Toe states are raised. h
says that during the months of ]
Julf aud August the sun sh,p.s
tinuOusly. There Is no fros. and
vegetables gro~ rapidly.
The Yukon river Is nasiRabia q
distance Of 2.l0o miles, tine KIay
for TO miles. the Tsnnana for
miiss. the Stewart FOR rs miles. Atb
PsIly for 40o miles, and the whit
river for 10 miles. Ali these rive .
empty into she Yukon
Nj. Donohn ne stztss that the to~a
Of Dan Wson and Fairbanks are a
modern ~ Butte. lie stated tber'
are steam heated hotels, sisctTH
lights, telephones ADd sil mnaerI
con veuisoces soT traveller Mr.. Ion
ouas has sitb hin srms OsAutHu
syeei n-ns Of gold ore. many Of tni
nuggets Of considerable size. He 81
remain IN the city for = ls~ dAls
after shleh ne viii isAvs for shs saI