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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Aniak, Alaska, March 15,

Aniak, Alaska, March b,
 With saving of some 300 or 400 miles to the coast, a new trail will be established this fall to Cook inlet It is proposed to follow the route of the old railroad survey, made a few years ago from Cook inlet to Nome. At one time there was considerable travel along this route, and cabins were erected every twenty five miles, and are now in a good state of preservation.
 This route, besides being shorter by half than the Iditarod Seward trail, is safer, as no high mountain passes bad water or snowslides are encountered, and it is a tim Der trail. Travellers from Iditarod, to use this trail, would come by way of Crooked creek to the kuskokwim river, thence down river to Kolmakoff (about 100 miles from Iditarod), then follow the Aniak Bear creek winter trail
 By this route to the Outside, when estab- lished, an Iditarod man with fast dog team, going light, would be eating his din ner in Seattle on the eleventh day out.
 Both the Alaska Coast Company and Alaska Steamship Company, operating boats from Seattle to Cook inlet, have taken an interest in the "new route Out side" and write they will stop all boats for passengers,
 Fred La Belle the manager for the Mar vel Creek Mining Company, has demon strated that as a manager and hustler he has no superior in this neck of the woods By reIaying, Fred has moved twenty-five tons of provisions from kolmakoff and Hoffman's onto his ground without ditch ing pound or losing a malamute, and tthem trails was some bad'' this winter He has his sawmill running and will soon finish cutting and blaming 10000 feet oi lumber, most of which is now landed on the ground, a ffteen-mile haul Mir La Bellies system of freighting was evolved from his own ideas, and the best part of it was it worked, and struck dumb few oi
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

the local recording office, the fees ranging from about S2 to S25. Of course, you know, there is nothing on the kuskokWim
 Messrs. Gordon Bettles and Duncan ("Cin nabar") Mcdonald have been working all winter on a quartz property seventeen miles north of kolmakoff. The indications are that the property will prove valuable
 Jack Pakege, serving two years for firing "a shotgun at Louis Carnve on the Anlak has applied for a pardon.
 Ole A. Hofseth holds the ribbon as the champion musher of Southwestern Alaska Dn the recent stampede to Canyon creek and with only two dogs and pup, he hung onto the heels of a crack racing team oi thirteen dogs from Flat, and not only acted as pilot and otherwise assisted them in, but best of all got the best claim in the new digglngs.
 Otter creek, near Hot Springs, Bear creek, boasts ten cabins and dozen pros tpectors putting down holes All report find ing good prospects.
 The postoffice department has evinced 2 disposition to give this camp a postal serv ice A petition has been sent in, and il the fool killer will now operate on the knockers who blocked former petitions, oul petition may be granted
 Johnny Bennett has everything ou the ground ready to begin work on his lay or Marvel creek as soon as the water runs and IS now on business trip to Iditarod
 It is reported new bean shop will com thence business this summer on the islane at the mouth of the Aniak.
 Ernest Grier is building a raft near tn, mouth of the Aniak to take to Bethel aftel the breakup.
 The miners on Canyon creek (the new diggngs) are reported having called min CTS meeting and appointed recorder.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
COMMITTED SUICIDE TO
 PROTECT POLITICAL BOSSES

New York, March 1-An investigation into the death of State Treasurer Kennedy, who committed suicide some weeks ago, has satisfied the authorities that the offl- cial took his life rather than appear before the grand jury and disclose the name of the Tammany politician who is said to have controlled the depositing of sso,000o0o of state funds.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
CoNLEY LOST ON SEWARD TRAIL

at Flat became alarmed, and the Branch sent a wireless message to Seward, asking for information from the marshal there A reply to this message was received Thurs day It was as follows:
 Mail carrier at Susitna, just arrived, says Conlev is lost Roadhou5e men unable to find any trace of him.
 The dispatch was signtd by the United States marshal
 Upon receipt of this message the friends of Mir Conley took up a subscription and started two men with dog teams over the trail to search for the missing man. The men, Al Cowel and Billy Sourby, left Thursday and while it is not probable that Conley will be found alive, it is hoped that the body will be recovered and the mystery of his disappearance cleartd up.
 Vague Suspicious ofs Foul Play
 In the neighborhoodf, the scene of Conleys disappearance Il re is said to be located the cabin of haf demented trap per. The incident has ought out weird lales told by travellers ,'-ong the trail in regard to this man, an eng them being statements attributed to A.n while under lhe influence of liquor tt .ding to show that he contemplated h.<mbushing and robbing of men on the t. " Conley is said to have always carried 'it1 bin' consid- erable sum of money, ana this fact leads to the suspicion of his having been the vic tim of foul play However, there is no news tending to support this theory, it being merely matter of conjecture.
 The theory most generally entertained is that ConIey, probably tired and exhaust ed, was overtakep by darkness and wan dered of the trail. The weather is said to have been quite severe at the time and he may have perished before he could find the trail again.
 Colonel H E. Revele the mail contractor, who left for Seward last Monday will un- doubtedly make an effort to find Conley, and 1t is expected that he will be heard from shortly.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Field Marshal French Retires
SEATTLE PICKS ANOTHER RAILWAY BUILDER
(By Wireless to The Pioneer

Seattle March 27-It generally believed in this city that the actual work of the Alaskan system of railways will be under the management of Major Bates Cavanaugh of the corps of the United States army Major Cavanaugh has been the o cer charge of the of the Lake Washington canal this city, a work that nearing comp eton.
 Major Cavanaugh entered the military academy cadet from Washington territory and graduated the head of his class from that institution 1892 and of his first military assignments one of the officers commanding the Columbian Guards at the Chicago worlds fair Since that time he has been connected with the corps the army and has performed great deal of work river and habor improvements throughout the United States He the son of Thomas H. Cavanaug formerly surveyor general of the land office.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
 FELT IN WEBFOOT STATE
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Portland, March 27.-From press reports received in this city last night and today 1t is learned that the earthquake shocks of yes terday were felt quite generally throughout the state, and some of them say the tremors were severe. No lives are reported lost, and dam age to property was slight.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
COAST TELEPHOllE TRUST
 DISSOLVED BY COURT ORDER
tBv Wireless to The Pioneer

Portland, Ore, March PA decree dis solving the so-called tele' hone trust of the Pacific coast was signed Il the federal court in this city today Legal "tion on the part of the department of jus ice to compel the dissolution of the illega., combination had not been instituted, the defendants agree ing to dissolve without making fight in the courts.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
FEDERATION OFFICIALS
 MUST STAND TRIAL
(By Wireless to The Pioneer)

Houghton Mich, March 27.-The motion made yesterday in the district court in this city by the attorneys for the defense to ouash the indictments against Charles H. Mover president of the Western Federation of Miners, thirty-seven other officials and members of the union, on charges of con spiracy in the copper miners strike, was denied by the court.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
KENNEL CLUB MEETING

There will be meeting of the Iditarod Kennel Club at the Budwelser this (Satur day. evening at o'clock to receive re ports from various committees and to ad just the affairs of the organization.
 BY THE PRESIDENT
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
JOE JEANETTE RESTS
 GEORGE CARPENTER
(By Wireless to The Pioneerl

Paris, March 27.-In hfteen-round fight last night in this city, Joe Jeanette, the American colored heavyweight pugilist was given the decision over George Carpenter, the French champion.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
DEMOCRATS SEEK CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE
LBv Wireless to The Pioneerl

Juneau March 27-Democratc politicians ot Southeasen Alaska are urging Governor Strong to be the party candidate at the coming election for delegate to succeed James Wckeha
 It stated political circles that Senator Henry Roden ot ldta- rod quietly campaigning for the position.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
WOMAN SUFFRAGE WINS
 IN STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
Ry Wireless to The Pioneer

Boston, March 27,-The house ot repre- sentatives of the Massachusetts legislature this morning concurred in the resolution passed last. week by the state senate, grant ing equal suffrage to the women of the commonwealth.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

H J. Atwell, the government timber agent in the employ of the general land office, arrived in the city last Thursday from Fairbanks. He will remain in this vicinity several weeks
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Whole World Against Free Tolls
Alaskans Want Work to Start at Once

delegation of prominent Aaskans today called upon Secretary Lane to urge proposition whereby the government could whole years by beginning construction work the rail- way system early this spring along proposed which have already been surveyed The delegation informed the secretary that at the such proceedings Mr. Lane told his visitors that he would there sufficient information and data available to give the subject his earliest possible attenion
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
VILLAS REBEL ARMY COMPLETELY ROUTED
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Mexico City, March 26-Reports of fierce fighting have just reached this city from Torreon where the federal troops engaged the invading army of General Villa In of the herce of the rebellion during which there great slaughter both es the rebel efans forces completely routed and dven north ward.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
ROOSEVELT HAS ADVENTURE ON THE AMAZON
(By Wireless to The Pioneer

New York; March 27-Advces received this city last from Brazil say that the party of Colonel Roosevelt who de- cendng the Amazon small craft had their outfit badly dam aged in some the rapids the and although all the members of the party reported ae exciting en- comtered
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
GOVERNOR EBERHART
 CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION

(By Wireless to The Pioneerl St. Paul, March Ex-Governor Eberhart of Minnesota today announced his candl- dacy for renomination on the Republican ticket
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

While on his way to this city yesterday, A. J. Weiss, the Flat City merchant, lost his hat. After reaching here, Abe secured long pair of snowshoes and started for the summit to search for the missing sky piece.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

Dubn March 26As the final passage of the Irish home rule bill by the British parliament becomes imminent the social unrest the people of Ulster becoming and pronounced Inc men of Ulster armng themselves and drilling and training regularly military tactics make stubborn warfare against the new condition of affairs Several regiments of British sol ders have lately been despatched different parts the province and many officers of the army who have refused to fight have signed from the army.
 Home Rule Bill May Disrupt Parliament
 London March 26-The condition of affairs Ulster over the anticipated passage of the Irish nome rule bill has lately med such proportions that the proposition threatens moment to disrupt the parliament of Great Britain. Colonel E. B. See, the secretary o ready from the cabinet but his resignation , be accepted by Premier As qulth.
 Garden Popones Mexican Trip
 Wiple n
 London March 27-Owing the political unrest in the Irish province of Ulster and imminent crisis the ministry of Great Britain Lionel Carden the British Mexico who has been in this city for past weeks has postponed his to Mexico
 Field Marshal French Retre
 General Sir D. P French field marshal in the British army day resigned his commission.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

It IS never too late or too early to get 8 good steam bath at the Crosby Massage and Bath Parlors.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Antecedents of the Missing Man

John COnley, the missing man, came to Dawson some time, joining in the rash to Fairbanks later He came to Iditarod about three years ago, and has worked at various places in the district during that time. He was cook, and was employed by Charles Miller at Flat for some time, and later by some of the large operators on Flat and Otter creeks He came to Dawson from Butte. Mont, where he IS said to have been prominent in labor union circles. He had been Outside this winter visiting relatives, but where those relatives are located could not be learned
 Recalls Tragedy of Last Year
 The disappearance of Conley recalls the tragedy of last year in which two men lost their lives in the same vicinity. C. C.. Chittick and John Jacobson, known also as John kesler left SuSitna on the morning of January 25 with four dogs for Flat City. The first day they made Skwentna Cross
 
 Ing (4O miles, They left there on the R7th and arrived at Happy Creek roadhouse the same evening. On the morning of the 18th they left for Andersons roadhouse. q distance of p miles and that was the last !een of them alive On February l their dogs, with harness on, arrived at Andersons. Anderson immediately started back on the trail to search for the missing men, and six miles from the roadhouse the sled was found One hundred feet from the sled and fifty feet off the trail the body of Jacobson was recovered, but no trace of Chitticks body was ever found. It is be heved that he pershed in one of the streams and that his body was carried out with the ice in the spring.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
GOVERNOR OF CANAL ZONE
 ARRIVES AT HIS POST
(By Wireless 10 The Pioncer)

Colon, Panama, March 27.-Colonel Goethals, the new governor of the canal zone, arrived in this city today from his visit to Washington, and received a very tlattering reception from the people of the isthmus,
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
SEISMIC DISTURBANCES
 IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN
tBy Wireless to The Pioneer

Houghton, Mich, March 27.-The entire copper district of Michigan yesterday ex- perienced several distinct earthquake dem onstratlons, but no damage resulted
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

Choice fresh lamb, 35c ID.
 Iditarod Meat Co.,
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

en made the statement today to number Aakan that he very make thorough tour of the interior o the territory during the coming summer to see Tor hnse'1 'e o m country and the prospects offers for the future Whether the secte tarv will be able make the desired trip depends solely the early adjournment of congress.
 Leasing Bill Reported Favoraby
 In the yesterday afternoon the committee on public lands reported avoaby the bill of Senator Pman o Nevada providing for the leasing of Alaskan coal lands
 New Alaska Map at White House
 Alarg and comprehensive map of Alaska made relief fashion, the workmanship Dr. Alfred H. Brooks chief of the Alaska bureau of the geodec survey was this week placed position the White House Dr. Brooks made the the request o President Wilson, who S diligently studying the Alaska railway stlahon
 Capitol Building for Juneau
 In the house yesterday Delegate Wickersham introduced bill providing for an appropriation of $45OO00 for territorial capitol building Juneau for the proper housing of the legislative bode the and the library The bill referred to the
 Wants to Retain Fort Davis
 Delegate Wckerham has been busy about the department during the past few days making protests against the proposed aban conment of Fort Davis, the small army post near Nome
 Scrappng Over Canal Tolls in the House The proceedings of the house have been enened several casions this week by the debate the canal tolls proposition estimated by close observers that the President will have majority oi about 70 when the measure comes to voe
 Will Spend Summer in Massachusetts
 It unoficiaIy announced Washington social circles that President Wilson and family will make their home this at Wiiamstovn. Mass.
 Troops to Remain at Fort Davis
 
 Washington March 27On account of the vigorous test made Delegate Wckersham the department the order withdraw the troops from Fort Davs Nome, Alaska and abandon the post has been recnded
 Villas Troops Completely Routed
 According the dispatches received the Mexican embassy this city today from Toreon Mexico the of the recent gagemen between the federal troops and the rebel of Northern Mexico under General Villas command the latter completely routed and reeated in a demoralzed condition.
 Whole World Against Free Tolls
 President Wilson that all the commercial nations of the world had protested the American against exmng American vessels from tolls through the Panama canal Debate the free-to clause commenced this afternoon the house. Speaker Clark who opened the dcussion stated that he opposed the socaled gag re and wanted to hear free and general discussion the subject by all members of the house who have anything say.
 Alaskans Want Work to Start at Once delegation of prominent Aaskans today called Secretary Lane urge proposition whereby the government could whole years by beginning construction work the ral way system early this spring along proposed routes which have already been surveyed The delegation informed the secretary that the
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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

We love to make baby pictures.
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Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Troops to Remain at Fort Davis


 Washington March 27On of the very vigorous pro- test made by Delegate James Wckeham to the department the recent order withdraw the troops from Fort Davis, Nome Alaska, and abandon the post, has been rescnded
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
IRISH HOME RULE
 CAUSING TROUBLE

(By Wireless to The Pioncer)
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Villas Troops Completely Routed

According the dispatches received at the Mexican embassy
 s city today from oreon Mexico the of the recent gagement between the federal troops and the rebel of Northern Mexico under General Villas command the latter completely routed and retreaed in a demoralzed condition.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28

Assessment Work Blanks at Pioneer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Will Spend Summer in Massachusetts

IS unohciay announced Washington social circles that President Wilson and family will make he home this year WiIlamsovn. Mass.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Leasing Bill Reported Favcrably

In the senate yesterday afternoon the commtt reported favoraby the bill of Senator Pullman ot for the leasing of Alaskan coal lands.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
LATEST NEWS AT
 NATIONAL CAPITAL
(By Wireless iO The Pioncer)

Washington March 26-Secretary Lane of the interior depart en made the today number of Aakan that he vas very make thorough of the interior o the territory
 during the coming summer for himself the of the country and the prospects for the future Whether the arv will be able make the desired trip depends solely the early adjournment of congress.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Wants to Retain Fort Davis

Deegae Vic kerham has been busy about the department during the past few days making protests against the proposed aban elonnent of Fort Davs the small army post Nome
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Capitol Building for Juneau

In the house yesterday Delegate Wckesham introduced bill providing for an appropriation of $450OOO for territorial capitol building at Juneau for the proper housing of the legislative bodes the museum and the brarv The bill referred the proper
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
New Alaska Map at White House

large and comprehensive map of Alaska made relief fashion, the workmanship of Dr. Alfred H. Brooks chief of the Alaska bureau of the geodec survey this week placed position the White House Dr. Brooks made the map the request of President Wilson, who now diligently studying the Alaska railway situation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1914-03-28
Scrapping Over Canal Tolls in the House

The proceedings of the house have beer casions this week by the debate on the cana estimated by close observers that the Presc of about 70 when the measure comes to a vol
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