The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-05-04
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The recent strike Of rich dirt on Dry Guch in the Chisana
gives that the yet turn out to have
good pay that distributed various streams If this
latest discovery does to be pocket the chances
that mine will be developed that may prove richer than
anything yet discovered in the Chisana.
All the former predictions of early opening of
ton the interior have gone by default The thaw and
spell that set crowded by cold that
has stopped ucing and again CONCEALED the waters of the
various streams wire from Fairbanks today states that
navigation may be little later than usual
Jonathan Bourne Jr of Oregon the father of the parcels
post organized and that he has determined to
educate the voters of the country to the advisaby OF
returning the Republican party to power there is strong
probability that the result will spell Success AS president of
the Republican Publicity Association voluntarily giving money
and service to the the voters OF the nation will be kept
informed of the why they should vote in 1916 for
Republcansm and Prosperity
Whatever may be said of the results achieved by the
members of the present Territorial Legislature it cannot be
questioned but that they have labored conscenousy and
diligently to enact beneficial legislation for the people Of
Alaska.
That recent decision of Judge Bunnes at Fairbanks
will rather have tendency to of the assumed
of T. S. deputy marsha The judge uphods the act
of the territorial legislature providing that citizen may
in civil Heretofore under the federal
law could not be served by anybody except duly
qualified officer
Chairman William G. Edes, of the Alaska Engineering
Commission is not expected arrive at Seattle from Wash
ngton until May TO- By that time the plans of the admins
aon regards building of railroads in Alaska
should be fully formulated and ready for the public What
line road will be built to the Bering River coal fields.
The Chicago Tribune ex-Progressve hears that the
Colonel will aid the G. if the candidate is the right
Has there been any doubt of that of his idea of the
right man?
Sir Edward Greys that Britain still stands for
the open door in China modified by the fact that Britain
also is too busy elsewhere to Japan at present
Mr. Bryan's praise of the President is interpreted
denomination straw But surely expected Mr. Bryan
do anything else?
When considers all the trouble that many Of the
Legislatures make for the people the various states
after all these years of practice and the enacn@ OF UNIQUE
laws it must be considered that the Legislature of Alaska
hasn't done half bad.
Nina country already the ground their way to
it. It is expected that suicing will commence and
possibly half million dollars in gold will be washed out from
the various creeks in that district this
The laborer who goes to Alaska without reasonable
knowledge of where he obtain work eopardZng both
his luck and his bread ticket.-EX.
That little exchange Of compliments between Italians and
Ausran like Mexico ankee border affair to make
beginning Of an international
Almost anybody start bank in the small towns
IF Alaska If community has population of 800 and not
than 1000 it will only be necessary to have capital OF
$4,000 bill recently signed by the governor makes that
concession to small towns Otherwise capital of $4,000
required in towns with than 1000 population.
Senator Suzer sought to have the Legislature memorabilia
Congress grant Alaska four delegates Congress- from
each judicial division The Senate, however voted to inde
ntey postpone the With four delegates and the
usual number of advisers from Alaska pulling in opposite
directions it might be impossible to any favorable
consideration from that august body.