The Chitina leader., 1914-01-13
--O-O"O-- ALASKA'S DREAM COMING TRUE

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 ALAsKAs DREAM COMING TRUE
 There on old love song entitled When Dreams Come True The sentiment beautiful but who is there that believes that they do?
 Yet Fairbanks dreamed of railroad long years ago. It only dream though, and dismissed such The first one 10 make ms dream publicly knoWn remarked that he would stay in the interior until he could ride the He is still in the interior
 But this is of the dreams which coming true When congress again few days the Alaska railroad bill is first the docket It has passed through the prem fires its weak points have been strengthened it has determined opposition and only waiting for the of its passage to flash West and North
 Then the real stampede Alaska will begin It will of be such rough and tumble affair the days of 99 but North in search of homes will the sturdy stock the states steady influx of settlers and investors that will double the population before the road is completed
 Again IS opportune to to the odtmers who have been able to make cleanup the moment to about for something to seize ono This is legitimate You entitled to it. It is not of preying upon suckers who be attracted North is of realizing property that be worked when transportation becomes cheap when the dream of Alaska trueFairbanks Citizen
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 Making proper ouftting for Alaskan trails subject of government supervision recommended by MT. George C. Hazeet his report to the Cordova Chamber of Commerce. would undoubtedly result in minimizing the per and hard ships experienced by of the Alaska trails Whether annual fatalities recorded due to the ignorance the cheechaco the overcondence of the cheechaoc overcondence of the sourdough such regulation acting safeguard both, would be effective pointed out the article The Glacier Trail to Shushana the method
  and Scientific Press.
 Hon. Seth Mann, who toured Alaska last summer as President Wilson's personal representative has made his report to the chief executive and rings clear realizes the importance of cheaper and better transportation facilities and urges the construction and operation of govern men railroads in Alaska we'll the building of additional roads and trails The advantages of opening fields also pointed out and is believed that this will have considerable weight with President Wilson insisting that Congress pass remedial legislation Alaska 
 The analytical results of the at Nabesna show it to be highly minerazed and the quantity of ha present exceeded by not than three of the weknown waters marketed And thus the prospect of another industry Alaska looms bg especially practically all of this IS owned by Henry Branober capitalist and mine owner
 Alaska is to raise the funds with which to conduct her aars special session of the territorial legislature will be necessary to enact laws for the collection of her according to opinion rendered by Attorney General McReynods.
 The Alaska railroad bill is having the right of way at Washington since Congress yesterday and the prospects favorable for early action on this the enactment of which much to the people of this territory.
 Boston policemen forbidden to chew gum or tobacco unless lnconspcuousy when duty. If they see anyone coming they are to swallow it, is that the idea?
 That American prma donna who managed to become an international figure charge of espionage Italy will nave all the others turning green with envy.
 Now that Thaw has been found may that notorious person completely disappear from public notice.
 An Oklahoman dropped dead when he heard the sor had left twins at his house. From joy, of course.