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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
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Sin SHUTTER j0ialiti9er Sta0tuerwaltung.

tperben fonnte. Der itGbtiidc Sob
Icnpertrieb prrbe bon Der Stdot lino
elmer @ereinisnng BON Gin5elnen be-
lorgt, Die als o@eorse u. Sunn llllo
SenoIien" befannt mar. User Die
.IHpciates" bes Damdligen giirgerz
meilters iparen, bat ma nod nttt
feitgeitellt, es ifeint abcr, paB Die
m~eiitcn. penn nid)t ale, bieier gez
beimniBpollen Sbeilbaber itdotiIhe Be-
amte parsn. Sie Iereinieung i6eint
ms 4ebeu setreten 81 iein, nad)oem
Die Stabt, Die cine Seit lang auf
eigene Sauit @is perfauit bate, in
bieIer Sbdtiefeit beihrdntt porbeu
mar. Sm 5erbIt 1912 oebnte Die Ser
e%ini9ung ibrc 3bdti9feit allh auf Den
aoblenbnnbel aus. Wan iheint NIT
einem geipiiien 9. s. Sneenep; einem
intin1en Sreunbe Rator 2unn's, elm
Gbfommen %eetroffen 51 baben. ndh>
benz Der Sanbel in beiIen giamen sez
fiibrt nerben fonnte. Gin Rotors Obj
lieferunsstpasen, Der fir ben @isbane
Del nueefauft fporoen, buroe GUT
Ieinen Hamen ii%bertrasen, itdotiihe
8eIoantpeiiunsen auf ben Hamen
Daniel s. Stpeenep" duseeitelt.
ipurben niht an Stpeeneb nusbe5ablt,
Ionbern an ben GommiI1dr fir itdoti>
i6e Irbeiten, ober ieinen Setretdr. u.
$. @an 8ie. ab~geseben, unb Die
meiiten, iperr niht ale bieier Gbefs.
tonnen brett big an oas 8dnfz &onto
bon George q. 2unn anb Iiiociates"
perfolet fperben. beiien Sruitee Ban
@ie eetpeIen gu Iein iheint." 80
Die Rriifrness 8e60rbe.
Sieie 8eboroe erflGrt bes @etteren.
leg lei niht FLAIR, mo Die Sbdtisfeit
bon George 81. 2unn unb @enoiien
aufbore. unb Die Der Staot beeinne."
Sie Stabt idlo6 NIT Stpeenep Gonz
trufte ab fir Die 2ieferuns bon Sob
len an Diientlife 8ebdube 81 eiuem
eepiiieu Yreis pro Sonne, unb gum
boppelten Sreiie pro Come an anbere
Moreiien. Die bon Dem GommiWdr
fir offcntlife- Irbeiten be5eihnet
lpurben. Sn bieien SdIleu banoelte
es it'd nm gin5elperionen. galo
ieete BEL Gribatperlonen unb 8edrnten
Die @~epfloeenbeit elm. &oblen unter
itGbtiifem gontraft auf aonto Der
Stabt 5u beite1en, fpprauf Sfpeenep
Die 3oblen gu benz Gontraftpreiie per
Come ablieferte. Sn Den Monuten
September nnb OCTOBER 1912 tpurben
$50 &%obleniGde fir $643 bon Der
Stabt a%ngefauft. bon Sfpeenep aber
benust. Im IA. Sanuar 1914, ipir>
ben so eide i'm 9eiiBe Speenep's
borgefunben. bic Nebr5abl fonnte ies
bo6 nirgenbs entbeft tperben. Sn
Ser 9uffiibrltne iiber ben 8obleu@
bdnbel ipurben biele 9robe Sebler
entoedt, &pnti tparen burheinanbcr>
9eiporfen, unb 8e1nuusen ni6t na6s
9epriift.
Die %Griabrnnsem Sheneetabp's
iulten nrtneren Stdotet 3nr Warnung
bienen; maii ipate iih baran erinnern,
bak, 10 oft ip5ialiitiihe Semasoaen
ais Ganbibaten auftreten unb nit per=
beikunsspDlen 6lanen epmmnnaler
SbGtisfeit Stimmenfans betreibcn, bic
Wabler bic tlnfoifen folder milben
Ggperintente nnb Blaine ertudsen fp1=
ten, che lie an ben 25ber an6eifen.
Ypriid)t ut nn,ip mebr sebpten, ba bic
G~rfahrnns Sdeneetabp's nift ner.
einselt baiteht, ionbern and BON
enrupaiiHen Stdbten semadt ,purben
tit, bic ben 8enufen bic 2eitnns ibrer
8eihtde anpertranten. - (Gentrals
1tele.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

SIQpl SueneCIdpp Ut NeIp
All Dorf hattie it'd @roBes per@
~ iprod)en bon Der io5ialtitiid)en
~ StnDtperlpaltung, Die nit Der
grlpdblung beS @enoIien &unn uls
Wapor einicBte. Soh CO fam gan6
anbers. mic Das 10 bdrfie bortommt,
mo Die @cnolicn Die Serrid1aft fllbren.
Ser State Comptroller Neip Yort 5
bat unldnNit Die Bidder Der Staot
Sfenecta5p elmer itrengen Sriitun9
lmter3oaen, linb bas 9rgebnib oieIer
Gage mitsetbcilt. 8osnrtise gfufs
l%diiisfeit linr ~llnfdbisfeit in Der Ser
paltuns Der itdotii6en @elber fuurbe
nafeetpieien; man fanb. oaB Die
giider gar nid]t ober III iebr Ifleft
sefibrt iuurben, baB manfe 8ontt
nift nad)sepriift iparen, baB 8eloer
aus einem Sonbs auf einen anberen,
in BEN Tie niht seborten, iibertragen
porben iparen, unb baB in dbnliher
8eiie oft seeen Die 8eeeln gutter @es
ihdftsfibrung, uno bic elementary item
@runofGse ebrliher @erfualtiing ge@
iiinbist tporben mar. Wdbrenb bes
Sabres 1913, benz lesten Der 2unnz
0eripaltun9, purbe Die itdotild]e
S6ulb I'M 50.4 Rro5ent erbobt. Die
itdbtilfeu 8etrtebe, cine Colonial
merchandising, eine gisperfdnfs>
IteIIe, cine &oblensS tation, Elm 2oeierz
bnlig unb elm grbeitsndftpeis Bureau,
peruriddten Der Stabt einen 8erluit
in Der Sobe bon $6,309.16. tpdbreno
ale bieie llnternebmiineen gleif5eiti9
Die Belt uno Die Gufmerfiamfeit Der
8eamten rno Ineeiteqten bon ibren
Yerpfliftrnsen ablenften. 8erihies
bene 8elbIummen, bic fiir Sfpede pers
aiisgabt iplrben. nit benen bas 3onto
Der Stdbt niht hattie belnitet fperoen
biirien, beliefen it'd int @an5en auf
$21.100.42.
Sic Sinanss gerihtc bes 9epnrtes
ments fir offentlihe Irbeitcn, cine
Der tpid1tigitcn Ibtbeilunsen Der
Stabtperipaltnng. fparen Iieberlih gez
fiibrt fporocn, uno bic Had,peiie iiber
p%orbdnoencs Bacterial uno Irbeitss
leiitungen 10 ihleft gefiibrt, ba6 3u>
berldiiise Sbdeungen Der einselnen
Yoiten uno @oranifldee fir neue
Irbeiten nift eemad,t fperben fonnten.
Bon aneefanftem 0faterial uro gorz
rdtben iparen feline ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Muf5eihnlineen gen,udt iporocn, eben>
10 fpenie bon Hednlulgen gegen Gins
5elperionen. Sn eeieBrpibri9cr 8eiIe
purbe mebr @elb fir ein3elne Soften
bcrdllseobt als in Dem Budget borge>
ieben ipar, @elb fpiirbe bon itdotiihen
Sonbs a~bgeboben seaen Gbeds, bic an
1erionen arsgeitellt fparen, fpelhe
gar fem Inredt barauf bntten; gum
Sbeil pitrren Gbeds pertpenbet, Die
nid)t bon Dem itdbtiihen Comptroller
nntcr3ei6net iparen. lin Den giuz
brrf 81 crtpeden, baB Die Stabtpers
ipaltung in ipariamcr @eiie eefiibri
iperbc, ipurben Hedununeen fir lalIz
fenbe Ius9aben aIf &onto neuer I'm
ternebmlngen, porub neler offents
lid)er Irbeiten, 9eleet. go tpuroen
3. g. Die @ebdlter bon Sausoer@
ipaltcrn (Sanitors) auf bas Sauz
&onto meter Spdbidulen geiest, ipdbs
reno Die Ius9aben fiir elm Wotorrab
auf Die Hednune bon aloafenbaliten
unb As 8ed)nunsen fir Strabenbau<
ten bertbeilf tprrben,
8as Iles in Dem commlinnlen
@ertrieb bon &oble geleiitet iuuroe, lit
intercHant unb lebrrcid), ipenn9leid,
an pertpifelt unb ausgebebnt, als ba6
es bier i'm bolen ltmfange beri6tet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
waikinetener Srief.
(G. =. @.'Gprreippnoenj.)
0esen 4~nitellnng fatbpliifer
&oplGuc.

GongreBeM itelieb z. 5. Srimblc
bon Georgia bat i'm Heprdientantens
baiIe einen Ineriif 9e9en oas Reiiez
lelen an 9prb BON lnIeren &riegs>
idiffeu u%nternommen, unb es lit ihm
.geluneen, Die Streifune elmer &lauiel
fiir 8ermebruns Der Sabl Der &apldne
in Der Wurine bon "a auf 80 ourf>
3uiesen auf ben 8runb bin, bab bas
neue 8eieseebuns lei. Srimble muB
elm Gbonnent anf Som Nations
S1riften Iein. Sc Sefretdr 9aniels
Die germebrung Der Sabl Der aapldne
b%efiirtpprtet bat. fpirb Der Senat ooer
bas 5aus Die geitimmuns, tpelhe
Srirble 10 belditiet, tpieSer einfiiscn.
geiimmmnsen Der anti= 5ruit= Bill.
Sic nelic Inti : 5ruit : Bill Der
Ibminiitratipn iGafft cine Siiniers
Gommiiiiou our He9ulierun9 Ses
5fpiifenitodtliher Snnbels. Sic beftet
Die Sfulb auf Yerioneu unb beItimttt
Strafen fir Die S%ireftoren; 9eamten
uno Igenten elmer Corporation, Die
bds @eies iibertritt. Sic perbietet.
DAB bieielben Sireftcren fir unecz
slieberte @eielihaitcn funsieren unb
Die Iftien .%nerfpdiert" frerber. Sic
~perlanet Snbresberihte bon Corpora
ttonen bic I'M 5pilhenitantltd)en Sa1s
Del beiddftist iinb.
NatipnGlcs grbeiier .gurean.
Heprdientnnt Iurpod bat cine
Iorlaae einaereidt, bic i'm Nrbeiterz
Bureau Elm Imt ~freiert, nm Die
In5abl Der 9eihdftigunesloien in
ben @ereintsten Stanteu 81 pern,ins
bern. Sas 8ureau ipIl cine Central
4gentrr in 9aibinstou baben, ipelfer
frcie Irbeiters 8orlen in DEN groBeren
Stdoten Deg 2anoes aiiiiieren. Ser
Salipt3iped bes 8urcalt beitebt borin.
Die ltriafen. Der 9elfdftiguugsloiisz
felt Su ~itubieren urb beu Idnr, Der
Ollie brau6t uno benienisen. Der
arbeit benotbist. suiammen5ubrinscn.
Dor Tatent. Seilmittef mirb semarnt.
Sas gunbes : 8%eiuncbeits : Imt
bat cinen 8erift perDiientliht. Der
nerifiebene Seilmittel fir Subers
fuloiis, Die anse5eigt 'tperoen, bebanz
belt nno Die folsenbc 8arnuns
erlaiien: TT
rgs lit feinc srsmei. fpie fclten ober
foiipielis lie auh fem mag Die fin
bieie arantbeit cine beilenbe 8irfnne
bat, unb ale !Seilmittel. Die ais iolfe
anseprieien tperben. iolten semieSen
tperoen."
a~us5ebruns i'm eriten Stadium
ipirb oft sebeilt onrh friide Suit,
Sonnenihein. Iufentbalt i'm Sreien
unb nabrbaftc Speiien. SIM 3ipeis
ten Stabium Der &ranfbeit tbun bies
ieIben Mittel oft bieielbe 8irfune.
S6tpinbiuht i'm brttten 8rape lit
faftiih n%nbeilbar.
&rmmme shnapsbrennereien.
Sas unerlaubte 0eitiGieren bon
8bisfeb lit faftiih i'm S~unebmen.
Sm Sabre 1888 fanbcn uno Seritors
ten 8unbess Steuerbeamte 464 frums
me 9rennereien. SIM Sabre 1898
5eritorten iic beren 1862. Die i'm
Sabre 1910 bemolierten grcnncreicn
batten cine tdglide &apasitdt bon
$4,000 8aloren Wbisfep. IS limb
sesenipartis mebr Ionbifeinz Brett
nereien I'M getriebe ais lie 5llpor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

Sslanb erpebirt. Die Sampfers@ es
ieaihaftcn neiecrten ii6, fir Die gez
f~oitisuns amerifaniiher giirser ai
be5ableu, ba lie nlr fir Den Inter
bait franfer pber betinirter Iusldnber
Galiens") perantfportlih iinb. unb
Die ginpanoerunes : 9ebDrbe periudt
ieet, III Der I~ngeleeenbeit elm 9om>
prpmiB Su er5ielen. Ser amtirenbe
%Gommiiidr 8pron l1bI erfldrtc. Dap
der Bint nit Dem Saunpfabl" iebr
5eitscmdB lei. rnb giirser iif lino Der
@intpamoerrnssz Seborbe srobe Imam
nebmli6feiten eriparen tpiirbcn. penn
lie iih BEL Der Ibfabrt bon bier nit
Den nptbiseu Sesitimatiunen beridbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19

pes Mannes, feline Satin 5ur Siires
ih~aftsleiltung gu peranlaiien. Sic
erfldrte cntihieben, boB iie fene
9iirgidaft fir ibren Nnnn itclen
lperbe. BENT lie lei frob. i'm Los 81
iein. Seit Den brei @oden, Die ct
auf ellis Sslanb perbradt bat, iab
Der Iann Slnberte BON Gtnipnnbez
rern Die Seteution5rdlrmc betreten
unb tic perlaiicu. uno CT iel6er lpartct
INNER nod allf @%rloiun9 aus Dem
&dr5er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
Gr3bcreit.

Ser preubiihe &ric8sminiitcr bat
am 5. Mai Hehenihaft ilbcr Die
Surdiiibrung bcS neiicu 8ebrgeIcses
abgclcst. Sbuc Die %aeringirc Sdpics
rigfeit lit Die Ichreinitearng bon co.
900 Munn por iid 9eanngel. Idts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. poliN Sdi8lid)c
babeu 3~lriid9eitclt peroen fomcn;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-19
lie llnterbrirauns in ben aaIernen,

Die llnterbrinsuns in Den 8~aiernen,
garraden unb ltebunespldsen lit
prompt. obne jehe gecintrdhti9un9
Ser giirserihaft, por iid g~eganseu;
has Sabr 1918 lit eeIlnrbeitlid elm
H~eforpiabr Der beutid)en Irmee>
ecihiftc seipeien; Die Sruppentbeile.
Die am eriteu Sftobcr auf9eitcllt lpors
ben iparcn. founten am ieHiten
ausriiden.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
MRS. RoeT. SIMPSON
 GIVES ENTERTAINMENTS

Mrs. Robert Simpson is giving a series of novel afternoon entertain ments. Wednesday afternoon she had as guests Mrs. J. F. A. Strong, Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. King, Mrs. McNaugh- ton, Mrs. Malone, Miss Russell, Miss Earle, Miss Goldstein, Miss Malone, Miss Blenoit. Mrs. Epsteyn, Miss White, Mrs. Geddes, Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Adsit, Mrs. Post and Mrs. Mcbride.
 This entertainment was followed by book party given yesterday after noon. Each guest wore something dis tinctive that would designate the ti. tie of a book. Miss Hellenthal won the prize for guessing the greatest number of book titles. Those pres ent were Mrs. J. R. Willis, represent- ing The Foreigner; Mrs. H. J. Fish CT. "A Tale of Two Cities; Mrs. H. A. Bishop, "Other Mems Wives; Mrs. Al win Goldstein, Camille; Mrs. S. Frei- man, "Chanticler"; Mrs. J. A. Helen thai, Lavender and Old Lace; Miss Hellenthal. "The King of Diamonds; Miss Goldstein, The Bluebird"; Miss Priest, The Net; Mrs. Charles os- trom, The Scarlet Letter.; Miss Gun. ming, Almanac; Mrs. Charles Gold. stein, "The Lady of the Lake; Mrs. L. E. Spray, "The Rosary; Mrs. Cross, "The Crossing; Mrs. A. Hellenthal, ''The Blue Flower"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
KOYUKUK MINER
 OUT FOR BUNNELL

Jmes Hastings, one of the oldest r of the Koyukuk country who ms .c.n visiting in Juneau for the
 " days ielt on the Dolphin this
 ... for sAagway enroute to tne .,os6n,sk All told, there are from 7OO 10, OOO white people in that section ,rbo have hitherto been denied the prIyiIege of participating in Territor' ial elections on account of the isola' lion of their section, and the delay in hosting legal notices of election and the absence of tickets for the voters. Mr Hastings will reach the country in time this year to overcome the diff aculty. however and will have his coat off working for the election Of Charles F. Bunnell, the Democratic candidate for Delegate to Congress- The country is naturally Democratic he says, and Bunnel will get a big vote up there.
 Mir. Hastings has been in the States trying to interest people in the Koy- ul,uk country. For several years now the camp of Wiseman has cleaned up s3OOOOO annually. The camp of Wise man boasts a population of about 25O' including men. women and children and all of them are happy and con tented. according to Mir. Hastings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT.

The Grand theatre has been entirely remodeled inside and out, making it the most comfortable theatre in Alas ka. It now compares favorably with the moving picture houses of the States.
 "The Vengeance of Egypt" was met with great enthusiasm last night by an appreciative audience.
 The story is about a ring that was stolen from an Egyptian mummy. It is handed down from generation to generation, bringing disaster to all that own it, The ring is finally returned to the mummy from which it was stolen. The scenery of the pyramids is won- derful
 If you want good laugh come and see the Boob and the Mixup." It is full of them.
 The Animated Weekly shows all the latest happenings of the outside world.
 Don't fail to see this strong pro gram tonight. It is your last chance.
 Bring your friends.-('"")
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
JEsUITs CELEBRATE
 CENTURY OF RESTORATION

DOUGLAS, Aug. This morning solemn services were held at the Doug las Catholic church to commemorate the one hundredth anniversary of the restoration of the Jesuits. Suppressed in 1773. it remained all but totally ex- tinct for fl years. On August ', 1874, Pope Plus VII restored the Order of Jesuits again. From various parts of Russia the former members, reduced considerably in numbers, came togeth- CT and began the work peculiar to them. Since then the order has stead fly incerased in membership, and at the present time there are over IT, 900 Jesuits engaged in educational and ministerial work in nearly every country of the world.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
DEMOCRATS ARE
 TO MEET AGAIN

The Democratic Territorial commit tee has decided to call conventions in ths various Judicial Divisions of All aska for the purpose of nominating candidates for the Legislature, form ing Divisional organizations and trans acting such other matters as may come before them. The convention for the First Judicial convention will be held at Juneau September 9th, and the primaries for the selection of del egate to the convention will be held Friday. August 2S.
 This is the result of a meeting that has been in progress today during the presence in the city of Chairman Jo- seph A. Baxter and D. Noll, of Ket- chikan. J. F. Mcdonald has represent ed Juneau at the meeting.
 The non.partisan convention for the selection of candidates will take place September 8, and the primaries will be held August 15.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
BIG WRECK OCCURS
 NEAR "7oo" MILL

TREADwELL, Aug. [. - At about 11:3O last night, with the dolphin of the zoo" suction pump on the star board quarter. the good ship 'Koot- cha" Capt Frank Murphy, master, ran into submerged log and had to be beached to keep her from sinking in the open seas. Through the excel lent work of the crew, the passengers were all saved.
 Too much praise cannot be given to chief engineer Ben Soltman and the men under him for the manner in which they stuck to their posts or duty until they were driven from the engine room by the thrush of waters.
 As the Captain, Frank Murphy, is a German, it was at first thought that the channel had been mined by the al lied powers, but upon investigation, 1t was proven to be a submerged log, which was struck.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07

from q visit to the States, has taken up his duties as clerk and time keeper for the Treadwell mine.
 Paul Kegel, the leader of the Tread well club band, who attended the Dem ocratlc convention at Skagway, will return on one of the first boats due from the North.
 Dub" Coblentz has taken the posi- ton made vacant by the resignation of w. H. Daniels as stenographer in the office of the Treadwell company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
!. ;. |. :. a x + # 4* + ( t 1. ! MARINE NOTES 4

The Humboldt left Ketchikan at 0 o'clock this morning and will arrive at tomorrow morning.
 The Al.Ki left Ketchikan at 6:3O this morning and should arrive in Juneau tomorrow evening.
 The Admiral Sampson left Seattle Wednesday evening and should arrive tomorrow night.
 The Admiral Evans left Valdez yes. terday at p. m. and is expected here tomorrow. . The Spokane, arriving from sitka will sail south at a. m. tomorrow.
 The Georgia will sail for skagway at 12:01 a. m. Sunday.
 The Dolphin arrived from the South today.
 The Princess Sophia sailed south today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
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TREADWELL. Aug, 7.-Construc- tion work has commenced on the im- provements to the 1900" mill. A new pump is being installed between the battery and vanner buildings for the purpose of carrying the tailings away rom the 'B" side of the mill. Excava- tion is going on at the 1900" also for the purpose of putting in concrete pill lars for the fly wheel on "B" side.
 Ed. Salmon and wife left on the Princess Sophia this morning for Vic toria, B. C., where MT. Salmon will go under the care of Dr. J. K. Simpson. Mir. Salmon has been an invalid for the past two years and is going to a warmer climate as a last resort.
 Leo Kennedy left yesterday morning 'or Jualtn.
 John Duncan, who lately returned
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
AT THE LYRIC NOTICE

DOUGLAS, Aug. 7.-The following four reels of pictures will be shown at the Lyric tonight:
 1&2. Ashes of Three" The lives of two boys, one scorned and neglect ed, the other pampered, and the idol of men. This two-reel drama features our favorite Warren Kerrigan.
 8. Her Sisters Secret" Marguer- ite snok in one of the popular Than housers.
 f. Tn the Wrong Box,"Billy Quirk, the comedian, at her best.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
SHENANDOAH"

Those who failed to attend the show at the orpheum last night missed one of the best war pictures ever seen in Juneau. The three-reel feature "Shen' andoah." was interesting from start to finish and the photography was ex' cenent. This is your last chance to see it ana you should not miss is. In addition. ''The Farmers Daughter a powerful drama by the Essaney Co., and "A Letter to Uncle Sam" an amusing comedy by the Edison Go. Remember What Happened to Mary" Sunday night. C''')
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
BACK FROM HUNTER.

Jack Johnson, the well known Nome; ite who is interested in Funter Bay quartz properties with Juneau asso- ciates, returned today from the prop critics on the Davis Bros. launch Cor della D." Mir. Johnson was accompan- jed on the present trip by George Er. ickson, son of c. J. Erickson the well known contractor of Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
HEARING FOR KErcHfKAN
 EXTENSION MONDAY

The matter of the extension of the boundaries of the Town of Ketchikan has been set for a hearing in the dis. trict court in Juneau next Monday It is proposed in the petition filed to annex all of the waterfront tidelands adjacent to the town much of which is covered with business buildings and also to annex the property on which the New England Fish company and the Standard oil company plants are situated
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
DOLPHIN ARRIVALS.

The Dolphin arrived from the South early this afternoon with about 40 round trip tourists making the trip. The following passengers were for Ju- neau: D. E. Williams, S. E. Haroldson, R. Watson, W. A. Reno, John Kinne- man, V. J. Hatch, R, J. Montgomery, Fred Hamburg, and J. A. Davis and wife
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
WARDEN WALKER
 AFTER W0LAT0RS

The gOELuWSoSSR0 SAs4SNAN~ pany recently paid fines aggregatng $500 for violations of the U. s. fishery laws in the operation of their cannery ueu l.. |. WaKe5 Ol Che U. D. nsns1' .es sv.aee, re,Urueu On tne Aialneaa yesterday from Cordoya where he has been prosecuting these cases. Ihe Record ot MT. Walkers work in this connection is summarized as follows:
 Caught crew seining within less than 100 yards of mouth of red salmon stream; caught seining more than one third distance across estuary; found crew seining within less than 100 yards from net already. placed; found cannery canning fish more than 4S hours after fish had been killed; found cannery refusing to take hump backs from fishermen when under contract to take them, thus causing waste of fish.
 The company entered a plea of guilty to each charge and paid fines totalling $500.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07

Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn have taken the handsome home of Mir. and Mrs. George Stowell on East street near Sixth which they will oc- cupy during the absence of the Stow els.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.
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DOUGLAS, Aug. 7.-The Democrat ic delegates returned from Skagway on the Alameda from Skagway yester- day morning. They report the finest time they ever had had.
 The Ladies' League of the Congrega- tional church held a tea yesterday af- ternoon.
 NJ. R. Mackall left on the Princess Sophia for California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07

FOR sALE-Two choice lots just off Front street, 95 100 feet each. Will sell separately or together for price and terms, see J. M. Cramer at Empire office. S-7-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07

c. c. whipple, superintendent of the Eagle River mines. Is in Juneau for brief visit. He reports every thing moving along all right at Eagle River.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
MRS. BUELL. TO BE
 BURIED IN SEATTLE

Cable adyices received here today state that the funeral of Mrs. L. E. Buell. will be held at Seattle Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07

Fresh Augustine & Keyers choco- lates at the Juneau Drug Co., opposite Alaskan hotel, phone 25O. S.7.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-08-07
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-06
ENOUGH
Of Europe Dir. Doney Now Has
and He Will Return to
His College.

" BUcKHANNoN, Aug. 6.-The infor-
nation has been received at the main
office of West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lege that DR.. Carl G. Doney, presi-
be delayed by the European war, but
last year on a leave of absence for one
year to travel and study in Europe,
will return to Buckhannon about Au-
gust %, his passage having been ar
ranged for some time and sailing
from London on the fifteenth.
Some apprehension was felt as to
whether or not Doctor Doney would
be delayed b ythe European war, but
1t appears that his passage is ar
ranged for on the st. Louis, one of
the steamers of the American line
and will not, therefore, be i~nterfered
with. 1t is interesting to note that
Doctor Doney will return on the ship
that carried the eleven million dollars
in gold across the Atlantic on her
latest trip.
Since leaving Buckhannon last Octo-
Der, Doctor Doney has travelled in
England, Scotland, France, Italy, Aus
tria and Greece, visiting practically all
the more famous cities Of Europe.
Five months he lived and studied in
Paris.