The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-02

and sane plan ol closing up ou sun days aHa ar night
 uur tHasa Is sun one gy In th. otn#n. Far tha eIaHHg store maa.aaaz and pssas0ar cannot a-.s. r.ard.ua a closing hour u u.-# Iass Msa aE mar and made agrr.Wea.s nm. .aI .gaH. baT Ja. agreements dlI u.. Fr.IHu in force very IonG. I.. as.aa .a. .sa. claim .haa yh.. #-#-.. a-.#a - favor No. fine fnl.a. .Hg H.. al. rived in oan .a IT. gaat he a.Er- and Che. admit him .moagh h, side door
 .H. Shat t. .h.. el7. .ae.s #a. a-aa.u.#- Hha.. taa. ha.. had friends. ba haze turned ruem do#n. r...#.a- .a open a.-h.- .aa .hm. .. =.ata.- eHfs.. Taa result is that .ha=a same friends go ro inc other stores and get what thr. want when ah- would have bsu-n. Q. .hu o.h.. fellow had h. been open
 Therefore. although fr was an nouncyd but a sh5lt time ago that thu clothing stores of he city would ,la#. at $ o,clach b. agreement, all of Jb II nov have 5Ga.r own hour fes el.-lug. ent because there
 -e ua.a ttsae for raa chances aae la. HIa-s particularly "fal' customer comes n, none Of them make IG4ha expense .stasla- open GOLD banks vln have PIERS FOR q bridge wlrh golden BRIDGE. p..rs. The gold will
 uo. b. visible. for it will be in ger auure particles. But it is thcgc. iazT f# sama. and Inc bridge will therefore b. worth soy y.aG hdndrrd doltars more than was csfsa## be taa G8aa commission when il is completed.
 Th. I.et q. #Es 4.ter .hm the rock which is being used n Gaa con aa-f on af aha bHag Baa eaa si.s 2sf3 Eaas.s .aa .sa Dt came from Ho... 5-s0rs aaz properly on Birch aHG les. H-.e knew lhat ,He gold Mas ta.re. as he h~z he'd assay. made If rha rock. but he could gel more l5r 1t from the road commission than by run niu- l through a e0amP mH a ms own a@penze Ia addition In paving for m.alng il.
 YUKON IS Ii has been notori- ALREADY ous fact that all of CROWDED. the outgoing steam.
 CTS of Che past sum mer's navigation season have car ried but few passengers. Which Was undoubtedly due in some measure to the fact that everybody who in tended to go out waited for the Iaator next to the last baaI. ii Gha evidence at hand aH be believed For all of the stater0om5 on the next outgoing trip of the steamer Yukon going through to #hitehorse, have been reserved, and the local officials of the AmeIiean-Yukon Nayi- gation company are compelled to turn many people away who wanted to make reservations for the trip.
 As far as is known here at the present time. the steamer Alaska, now cnroute here fom Dawson, will be the last boat of Ihe season for WAjJehorse. However, no announce ment to that effect has been made, nor has anything been said concern ine the possible date of her sailing TT MIGHT If Rev. t0lip Y. Nfl HAVE BEEN Ias1a, af Tu1a, WORSE baa't aa n town
 las. nigh the WIZ son-EIsemore wedding might met have been soIomnzad. Or, had he not been here the contracting parties might have gone down 10 Cagua ao gel married or have sent for the Episcopal minister in charge of the mission taerc Contain Il is thlg Rev. Ii. Il. Lumph.n missed good job by being out of town.
 Little Herbie," as he is prone to style himself Gaad he lz some moose) was wild yesterday morning when he found that Rev Lumphin had left town For he was very particular about being married by an Episcopal minister
 He soon after discovered, however, after q consultation with the bride to-be that Rev Williams aas here. And so everything turned out right. BROWN IS There is, perhaps, no GIVEN better known char NEW NAME. acter in the terri
 tory, certainly not in interior Alaska, than Dick Baoes He has followed mining camps all his days, and is one of the sour esu of sourdoughs in Alaska. His vocation most of he time has been collecting tough debts, and for that reason he is usually to be found where the tough guys" are, if there are any around And for the req son that he is to be found in such nIaces narticnlarlN along the wafer