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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
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ToGa ia correspondence reiac;onada
ron esta secc;5p. Gcoc y.s;- dI-iE?da
eSi: La PreLsa."-Secci6n &c ON
sr!:as. ls0 y. Santa Rosa Aye.-Las
roasultas OF. tratsn 4. cuestioues Q
Amor Y &C Sociedad." dcpc-an trae-
Ia misms direcclCn. ~ac-eSanGo :olz-
ncntc IL rRiab-a "Lc.icia'. Para To-
Gas las c~onsuitss que rcaG.c-an con-
;.s.acior r-:yaGa es precise inclu:-
ia csszmpii!a o. a tres cen:avos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
Qucd@ ii6rc q .SccrctCrlo

T.! Lie. Gomez SalaS. Secrctario d"
Gohicrro. Il Quicn ~atropcllo brutal
merte Murguia, ~~olpcandolo hasta
Gcjarlo postrado Y sin sentido. rcn'-
tierdoIo despucS u Ia penitemciaria J
orGonando quo 50 lc fusilara por dez-
lcal al Gcbicrno. fuc al fin pucsto ell
libcrtad. pero con Ia coniicion de gus
10 ahandonara Ia capital. como 10 ha
hccho. pues no eS cXacto. como sc de-
cia. Que Conc Salas saliera para
Ciudad .Juarcz. .Alcunas otraS per
sonas 5a~prehendidas tambien por orden
de Murguia pcrmanecer Ell IA prislon
no Sabiendosc Que cs 10 cue el jefe u"
las op~cra:ioncs picnsc haccr con elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

i. \. Il. CG.caGc. Ui.-EI ran;irp mas
cor,n .. 81 siruicntc: d. FL Paso Il san An
ionic y Dc san Antonio i Chicago Por San
i.lis. No. .! co,to cracto del paSajc no 10
sabcros. nc~r aprox;mndmacntc 6 dc uno5
-. d@lsrcs.
Con rclac.or - ~ -GuaIa nrcgunta 4
manif&tamc, que ~ ,iccimo- q IL l.ibrc-
ria To- quo no indic" lara puc Ic :Hfcrrrcn
acc-ca or i = r.rlit:s:oT cI iihro y GUAM
do. pcr2 como To no. ia su direction pos
tai. - 7Torabic que No pucGIn dare c>o-
,r:o-n-cs. ES-riba listed. PUG. p!dicrdolCs
d~ircclam~ntc Y mandsndo dicha direction :
Va con e. dato precise Dc Ia frcha cn cue
i tue rcn.tld". dirilasc = Ia oficirs d"
cor-eos dc Tcuanfa. H.. rrcGuntando GUAM
- = 70 quo valc q porte DC su paqu"tc has
:. CHICAGO rcmitalc On timhro ncs:ales
so.:rirardo quo 81" 10 rccxpidSn = 81 nuav"
Gi.ccciu-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Enrique Ia lan@ado un manifesto,
Ell e. quo dice gu" Ia llcgado el mo
monto dc quo 81 Estado de Chihuahua
&c haga respctur y de Que Sc cumpla
cor la ley y las disposiciones del 60
5ierno en- todoS scntidoS.
Con este motive. eS SECURE quc>!os
habitantcs De Chihuahua. a pesar de
cstar va caGSadoS de tanta OPPRESSION y
&c tanto t~raStorTo. 81 uniran = In.
riQueZ. pues solo DC csra mancra aca-
baran con la preston Y 81 terror gus
h@ implantado NUrguia. 70 Siendo
mas que IN advcnedizo a Quien, por suS
procedures. 50 ccmprendc que NADIA
imDortan cl E,stado Y sus mtcrcses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Nu!t!tuG de pSrSoaaS NE ana
6ru!0. por ia simple razoa dc que no
cCmyrcnden mis- s:nplcs, pc.o etecti.
vOS iaGJUGu> de cC.ar . I!siaucla s.l
ei $50 dc medIciaaS. Otrcs dIccn cue
soy uRV dc IL1tDS ChaT!aLancS Que
surGan CT C]0Etinenic: P>rc nnga1a
dc sStaS pe1~unes tienen Una legal y
!Ust:I.c2dA !akCa. tVn." IN MI pose.
sion .nRuTeraDies testimonies &c pa.
cIcRtes dgraceclQ0>. personals ccnsef-
I~alivas ) hunT2daS, Qge Cs:an prom
GPiaRte de auIUr!dsScs COMPLETENESS,
Us para daT ina declaration luraSa
asegCraEdo que las personals QUE 81
gan TiiS uiStrGcCl3nes cun%Slos de
buGla &C, 40 500 rueocn atITIar sI5
entermcdades. Eero CCnSerysr su "a
It'd jrSn:iss &c %adquiilda, cst2s per-
sunas >oE residences dc EStadoS GuI-
dos y Mexico : verIlCS Gc a!gunos
de IDS, pregGntees G!r~cctar3er.e no
hay que atcSuguaT con muertos. T.
aiboi SC conoce p0r Su iTuto. Va ciaro
yeran que nc SOY bruIo nj me ayuGa
(! diablo; aunaue trato enfermsGades
de tu!a naturaleZa. II: trahaio sc b2-
81 en- principles .6gicos y naturales y
|. filcSof!a de viyir ell los conocim;el-
tbs CUE tengamoS de ueStra actual
existencia y su proposito. vi mas
grande DISCO es ayudar Il aquelios
qae uuieran ser ayndados y seryir .
Dios. No Sc 3ejcn erganar; no pr
guen 81 dineso = PersGnas sin esc;u-
Iulc. que ,icecaradsneEte ~pretenten
e el Professor ". {. Martinez &c LOe
Angeles, California. 70 estoy estA-
c,@i lido en- cs;a J cuando saiga 10
hare sabcr al puhlirO en- mis- aauncio5.
Prof.. u {. >!ARTlNEZ.
PoderoSO Sanadcr.
1872 :. Spring Street
Los Angeles. Cali o1nia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

BuENA GRATIFICACION dare 4 Ia pcryo-
III QUO nc d. .nforres accrca dc mi hernia
no. luis G.. Garcia. lie s. ARCS dc cGsd. CO.
Ior blarco. cuefpo ,iclcado. desdc hacc dc,
amos Sc crcucntra On 81 EStado dc Cslifor-
MIA. ha5icndU c-c-i;o ,,U- Ultima vez cl mes
Dc Mario De 1916 dc Santa Ana. Cal. Quail
uuicr iRcormc 'Ir - tcnGa sobrc este per-
soma favor de Girigir!o Il Ventura G. Gar
cha. Nc Curtair. Okla. lsI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Sc DARA GRATIFfCACl0N Iazonable q
Ia ncrsona QUO catrcgue en- sU Gonici!io o
-. info-mes exactoS accrca del nino Jose Be-
rricntos. dc : amos de cdad. viste p~antllon
de n1ec;inico azui. camiSa azul. lleva sombre-
70 piomo dc lana con una cinta trico!or. FL
domingo iltimo. 10 dc Noricmbrc sali1 dc
Az casa a las ocho dc !. maiana y ain no
h. reGresarc. poT 10 rual SC suDlica a Ia
persona que 10 encucntrc 10 fcyc Il SUI hogan.
Dirigirsc 4 Pablo Pcrea. 2il San Marcos St
tEsquina san Marcos y juarezi San Anto-
.iu. Texas. Isl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

FORTUNATE DE- Los S~ANTOS-AEen,e
e Ia Conraria SINGER de meaIlnas dc CO.
SER. MaGTiIas d. coSer para familia. s:sirc.
ria : aapa:c-la. en- shoucs mu: comodOS.
RESTO maquinas vendo toaocratcs C0LUM-
BtA. pianos y mucbics ~ abonUs. i01 n.
S.n Saba. Tel. Travis $3.50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

500 De GEATGFlCAC1ON dare \ IL per
:o"a que 80 p-opOr";ono infcTEacs cXactos &c
n sonora Martina Rodriguez. csraSa del So
nor juan Rodriguez. SUs Sci.as par.icuiarca
'cr: color hlanco. c~statura regular. o;os ca
fe<. ticuc una ~cicatriz On Ia frcntc. C9ai-
quic- !ntormc gu" 81 tonga subrc dicha scno-
II ~diTiIirio . II hcrmano Francisco Ro-
drigucz. Camp No. :. Garnet. Kansas. us
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
ENSENANZA

LECCloNES DE PIANO Y CANTo :: do
rn:c;!:o P-ecios conveac!onales. Professor
TEL.lN RUANO. ECadgAeo CT ios Cons:-ra-
to-ios DO Madrid y Paris. Eecioe oTceCc.
40 MORALES ST. So na0!a Frances y Is
palo!.
!PREEDA I'd. , h1bla- . escribir 'ngi.s
coz p:onie,lad y cG--c:c!oE- Pros. " z
Dia-. lo3 y. Elere-
Cuando ~necesite r,JrOS en- espaiioi
diriisse a lgnacio Z. Lozano. 11S \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

500 DE CRATiVICACi0N dare a la per.
soma GU" nc rrouo:cionr iHfo-ncs cxzctos
tie mi %hermano. Nicolas DclraGo. de p amos
i" ciad. alto. moreno. rabc.lu caStano. ticne
| POGO hiso,c. En- Julio del corricntc ano re-
+iGiS en- Il mineral d. Rosiia. Coah.. Mex.
Cua,qaier iHformc dir!.r-IO Il Patricio DclGa-
do. Denton. Texas. lSl
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EUE%A GRATIFIChCIoN &C iar3. 4 Ia p"--
sora our oropcrcionc i7iormes "Sac;os de-
s-Tor FcliX Enrique. Color h'auco. GUicn So
Scpa-j Dc hi lado o. ~ i" Fcprcro del CO.
rric7'c ano. Cualquier inform favor Dc d.
-iciclo 4 TranGuilino Mena. LufSip. Tex. (9
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COMPRAS

pESEO ADQUlfIR en- Mexico de $4,000 a
"a 600 acres de tc--cno. Envielsc todo gene
% DC da.ns a :. 4. Rife. !0t Halliday Ave.
San Antonio. To-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

, $1,000 ID GRATIFICACION dare a Ia per-
soma Que nc p.oporcionc infornes cxactos
Dc mi hi.o. DIon;sic Iimcnez. dc 20 mos
j.. clad. al;U. color blanco. nariz grande y
| aii!aia. ojo> Grandrs. originario dc San Nj
| gueI @! Alto. Jaiisco. Mexico. C~UalGuicr in
| ic-mc que Sc ;enSa sobrc dicho senior favor
de diriEirlo a Librado Jimcnez, . Johns Pla-
cc. Houston. Texas. I'D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

Prccayida = industriusa.- Rryan TeN.-Le
acorsejamos uuc use. dc aruc-dc con las ms
truccioneS que Ia acompahan, una 0ediciaa
cue - Hama "Mca;holaTum' r. rcconcn-
dSmoS uno dc /. narca R"Xal.
No conncemvi Ia direction dc ~ninEuna per-
soma rIc - j-diGuc :! IL cla=e &c tTahaj" lue
nos irdica y nor eco no So IA rroporc!ona-
nc-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

$500 DE GEATfFIcACioN dare = IN per-
soma GIc ne 1ropnrc:onc irformes dc mi hi
10. Eu5tac:o LanI;a. ouicn nc cScribio por
Ultima lcZ en- JUNO De! Drcscntc. dc Buda.
Texas. CuaIoGicr informe QUO :" tonga So
b-e dicha persona favor DC diriGirlo = So,c-
70 Zapa!a. Cedar Valley. Texas. ga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

". =. $ Rosebud. TcN.-DcJ-sc us:-i d"
,~on:cr:aS y procure hs-crs" smar por suS
brenda. mura'c: ! pCr 81 EaicT. .Hct!.'r ::
los nru-cGimiertoS o'ie nos indies Tc~L,ta
ind:Ero 80 M homore que 80 Cst'-ra en- al
go : ad"rn#s nsda conscxu:ra nu"s no e.
&C c, medic ,c caaarsc II eStimacior o Ct
carlo dc una mule. = r. han dicho que
las cicnc!as ncuitas si-vca para CSC. no 10
creE 10 han cnCaaafo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

II. V. S.-Sau Diego. Tex. Para nsadar-
l. IL direction uuc nos pidc ncc~si;amo> ha-
ccrlo nor carta : nara clio . facc precise
que ms dc 81 numhrc : direction postal :
ou" rcnIi,t cstampilla &c tres c~cntaTos para
Z. porte.
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EROMOCEN

Sc VENDE chile verde r:coso \ , cent?
vcs libra. :. Rodriguez, iG5 Frz'ch ST.. san
Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

{. R.-North Y.Hima. Wash.-El nombrc
que lieya. en- espsnol. eI insecto q que Sc
ref:erc ; que VI en- Ii iorma dc polvo a
"a en- In dc tin,ura tienc alEun"> uSoS me-
dicinale>. e. ~ DO "cantaEids'. En- niElei
50 Lama bien "tan;hats . 5ien Spanish
fly. In secci1n DC CorSulta> ha Sido crea-
ia para resolvcr gratuitan,eu,c las rrcgLn-
;as que &C no, haggn. q e. possible. : T"c
10 mismo NADIA ,i"ne que onyia: en- naEo d"
cSia condensation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

L. NJ. "anauucka. Os!y.-Puedo d;-isi7-
-, a /. :. Employment; %crvirc Ofiicr.
Prudential Bldg. San Antonio. Tex. Dcac
uslci hac"7,o en- intIAs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
|AVIS0S DE OCCASION
PROFESIOMALES

EDUARDO TANARIZ. AVOCADO IENi-
CANO. SC eaca:ra &c toda elise re asuh
tus relatives . su proIesioa. 1870 Bra"y
building, S-n Antonio. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

tn rcvoiucionario.-El PasU. Ir&.-MTcho
scntimc~ TO podc- publican IL information
Que nos marda. "":o o. Norma invariab!c
Ge n1c>tra conducta 81 no dsr rahidt en-
rucs:ras colGm;na& = ainEun escrito anunimo
cualUuic..: uuc >ea u rcncr".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

40 LIZ PESA2A a Ia persona Guc lcs ten
ga. dar infornes dc Antonio Flores. dc ~
amos &c cdad. auc trabajaha hacc doS anos
en- kn-nen. California. y que m MAYO dc
cst~ ano 50 cncontraba 81 Hojayc. Cal. Cua-
nuicr intoTmc Que &C tonga favor dc dIri-
EGirIo a Kansas and Mexico Commcrcial Co.,
- z. Missouri Ave. Kansas CITY. Mo. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

BUENA GRATIFICACiON 50 dara a Ia per-
soma duc proporcicnc iRformcs exactos del
jovcn Bc-nardino Hc=rarGc=. Guicn hacc un
aiio Sipc 80 cnccutr.ba en- Waco. Texas.
Cu1lquicr Infornc cue - tcnca sohrc dicha
persona favo. de- diriririo a MERGED San
MiaUel &c Santos. Calvin. Teas. ,Iab
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15
ARRENDAMIENTOS

AUTOMOBILES DE ALQUILER. Sl.5o por
nora. Tclefono, travis y Crockett i9-e. "a
HOTEL SAN LUIS. CuaTtoS limpIoS y ba-
-,tos P-erios sspecialeS por semana. 2of
y. Saa;a Rosa Ave. San Antonio' Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

-
.- -;z..
1. -S"'''n, Ht'-. |"'is ,H
nc" 10 mtsn% 'ES moe d. ~,
VI &c "a Hfao"" e" " '".an,;yo :, 40.
h'"a"t'e" .oM. 10 - 49,,
go. ID. /, mo nc-c..rc = "a .=,rsta
larH lhnioaF 10 que PcE"'"ecc
%la Cue ps.a reS.-,an t .@,-,tcrr
t' LIE damn" S,I4 -" -" l..
= 80 4. mma. -. go 80 l., -
Pr'mc.a para ueHi"""' al ~. - =,
t~ratcTi". 'cF" Foaitnth'" no = "T' ."t -
h''n"F' " =" W w. -, ,;,,,-, -
Im2. t''''o "c"',"'. -" - ra'pr" 49, Il, .os
'!ihlS''o &c "a u.'':". IN ~ %, 49,
C''';'' "e ""t - =" ,ry
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

na que mo pgnpor.ionc irfo-mcs cxactoS dc
II >crora mi eSpcsa. Trinidad Machado. dc
- amos dc cdad. ori=inaria DC TIcrmosillo,
SoEo-a. N.-ico. : dc su> do mines MsrSa-
rita = .Icsia .Aranda. Il" 8 y : anos dc edaG
re~pcctivamcnte. FL IA dc Scpticnbrc los
del, on 81 bar-io dc II "Torrillc-a" o Tin
Town en- Bisbc". Arizona. Cuslquicr in.
forme favor dc dir;rir!o a Estcban G. Aran.
d. ?. O. En. L.. Smnora. Ariaona. u:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

DARE una subscription por un ano al diarie
IA PREHSi' Il Ia persona que me i.ropor-
clone informes cxactos del senior CanIilc
lsac y Lc Ia sonora Na-Earita Anda. pSc-
ncs en- cl IHo Lc 1917 salieron de Plum.
Texas. rumDo a WACO. Texas. sin que Sc Sc.
pa drSdc entonces Su paradero. Cualquier
informs que - ten@u sobre dichas per<o-
mas fa,o~ &c Girigirio z Francisco Isac. SIC
v. iitn. :. Cheyenne. Wyo. CID
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WTTGt:Si0
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN !nmcGia;amcntr ysatres
compe:cntrS. Rucn sun,do. Trabajo pcrna-
nenrc. Ocurran desdc lucEo a Leeds Wooden
Mil. los Ave. &C ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

DE. SiLOME CARR ALpApE. dc ia il
cGi.,t &c Mexico. au:o-izado on = Estadc ne
T~xss. |special:sta en- c!-uGIa en- general.
Ofi:lua 10 i.aSr Nucya st. I~sletoco Travis
32y7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-15

DE-. FEDERICO JOH%STON-aediciua y
rirugia en- general. iiotc! .Mu3;c:rey. Guar
los ! :. 90 s. Santa Rosa !Avcruc. rcIe-
ioncs ~. 1916 = &. %eo9.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
CELEBRATION
 MEETING WAS
 ENTHUSIASTIC

The meeting called for last night at the commissioners court room was well attended, representatives of the Commercial club, the busi- ness men and the auto owners being present.
 A committee was appointed to make arrangements regarding the celebration with full power to act. The sense of the celebration will be safe and sane Fourth, in accord ance with President Wilson's wish.
 A feature of the celebration will be the auto races which will be held under the auspices of the park commission in the morning. Large prizes will be offered for the diff ferent events. These races in the past have proved to be big at. traction, and this years will be no exception.
 Other things to be featured will be the public speaking by promi- nent men, the Fairbanks band and the usual run of sports.
 While no definite program could be arranged last night, committees will be named in the near future to handle these events, and ar engagements will also be entered into with the transportation companies for making the rates to Fairbanks so low that no one can offer an excuse for staying away. The cele. bration this year promises to be one of the biggest ever held in the interior. The announcement of the full plans of the committee will be made in the near future.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
RIFLE PRACTICE NOW POSTPONED

Owing to the caving in of the pit at the rife range, the shooting practice which was to have been held Sunday has been postponed un til such time as the necessary re pairs can be made. The pit had just been cleaned out from a pre- vious cavein from the back side of the butts, and preparations had gone forward for holding a shoot tomor row. At late hour last night word was received that the front part had also sloughed in and the shoot would have to be postponed.
 This will necessitate the cancel ing of the arrangements made to allow the men who are drafted to in dulge in target practice, and it will probably be several days before the required repairs will be made.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
RUBY CHILDREN
 ADOPT ORPHAN

Under the caption Ruby Adopts Another Orphan" there appeared an article in the Ruby Record Citizen which reads as follows:
 "The children of the Ruby Sunday School have raised the sum of $36.50 to care for a fatherless child of France for year, and the money has been turned over to Mrs. Tack. strom to be forwarded to the com mittee having this work in charge at Fairbanks. This is a very worthy cause and should have stronger sup port in this community. Ruby and Poorman have each adopted two of these children. It takes so little to care for one of these fatherless tots for a year, and there are some four hundred thousand of them. Let's boost this work along"
 The work at Ruby for the father less children of France is being managed by Mrs. o. E. Tackstrom, who was appointed by Mrs. J. H. Caskey, chairman of the Alaska Com mittee for the Fatherless Children of France, and through her efforts much good has been accomplished for the orphans. Also working in the interests of the same fund is Mrs. Seward Baggerley, who was appointed by the Camp Fire Girls and the Boy Scouts, and whose ap- pointment was confirmed by the Al aska Committee. Both ladies have done world of good by their ef- forts in behalf of the orphans.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
WESCH WILL GO
 TO NEW FIELD

Listed among the passengers on the White launch which leaves this morning for the Tolovana district will be George B. Wesch, for many years the gold dust man of the First National bank. It was learned from MT. White that MT. Wesch was going to the Tolovana for the pur pose of relieving Harry Locey, who will be inducted into service.
 MT. Wesch has been connected with the bank in his present ca pacity for number of years and enjoys the reputation of being able to recognize at a glance from which part of the country and which creek gold dust comes. He enjoys a wide acquaintance in Fairbanks and his many friends wish him well ill hi. new location.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
T0L0VANA WILL
 PRODUCE MUCH

That the gold production of the Tolovana mining district will amount to nearly a million dollars this year is the opinion of H. E. St. George of the Farmers bank, who has been on a trip there for the past week or so. It is conservative guess that the camp will produce about $90000O at the least.
 All those engaged in the mining game there are working full blast and every available man in the coun' try is now employed, with room for more. The claim owners are all taking out large dumps. and good pay has been found in the close vicinity of where work had been abandoned by former workers. Mir St. George spent considerable time in sizing up the situation and has a highly optimistic opinion of the flu ture of the Tolovana.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
BIDS OPENING
 IS POSTPONED

The day of opening the bids called for in conjunction with the construc- tion work of the new barracks at Fort Gibbon has been postponed until June 20. This has been done in order that those bidders living at remote points may have ample time to submit their bids.
 The specifications regarding the lumber to be used may be seen at the local signal corps office, and the bidders are invited to investi- gate the conditions concerning same.
 The bidders on the 100000 pounds of spuds to be furnished to the fort are notified that the day of delivery is set at July l, and the quarter masters department must have them on the day specified in the bid.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17

will be laid to rest in the Long cemetery.
 Bert Walker was born in Ohio He is survived by a widow and a brother named Chan Walker, both of whom are on Long. He has sis ters and brothers in Pennsylvania He came to Dawson in the spring of 1902, went to Fairbanks in 1904 to Iditarod in 1910, and to Ruby in 1912. He has followed mining ever since he came north. but previous to this he was a graduated electrical engineer. In the fall of 1915 he went out over the trail, met Mrs. Crowley, whom he had courted on Long, and who had preceded him Outside by boat; they married in Seattle and spent their honeymoon enjoying the San Francisco fair.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
Timely Hints for the Housewife
DRIED PEAS WITH RICE AND TOMATOES.

DRIED PEAS WITH RICE AND TOMATOES.
 One and half cups rice. 2 cups dried peas, 6 onions, l tablespoon salt, IA teaspoon pepper, 2 cups to- mato (fresh or canned). Soak peas over night in two quarts of water Cook until tender in water in which they soaked. Add rice, onions, tomato, and seasonings and cook 20 minutes.
 POPPED HoMINY AND BEEF. Hominy is excellent to use as part of one-dish dinner. if you have a fire in your stove so that you can cook it for long time, or use a fireless cooker. Heat 1-2 quarts of water to boiling; add 1 teaspoon of salt and cups of honiny which has been soaked overnight. Cook in a double boiler for four hours or in the fireless cooker overnight. This makes 5 cups. This recipe may be increased and enough cooked in diff ferent ways for several meals. Hom- iny is excellent combined with dried, canned, or fresh fish. or meat and vegetable left-overs may be used. Here is one combination:
 Five cups cooked hominy. 4 po- tatoes, cups carrots. 1 teaspoon salt, IA pounds dried beef. cups milk, 9 tablespoons fat. 2 tablespoons flour.
 Melt the fat. stir in the flour. add the cold milk and mix well. Cook until it thickens. Cut the potatoes and carrots in dice, mix all the materials in a baking dish. and bake for one hour.
 These dishes supply all five kinds of food. Each is enough for the whole dinner for family of five. Eat them with bread and with fruit or jam for dessert. Then you will have all the five kinds of food your body needs.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17

To the new arrival who is afiliat- ed with the Loyal Order of Moose no trouble will be undergone in To- eating the place of meeting of that order. Yesterday there was placed in commission one of the highest flag roles in Fairbanks, and sur. mounting the pole as a weather vane Is a replica of the lodge em. blem. which may be seen for some distance from any part of the city.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
WILL
 AID RED CROSS

As an evidence of the methods by which Thomas J. Devane ac- quired the title of Tive wire" may be mentioned the novel method de vised by him to raise money for the Red Cross. On his up trip from Ruby he brought caged rooster as far as Panama and left it there to be disposed of for the benefit of the Red Cross fund. As an added inducement for its disposal the fowl has been named Liberty"
 The bird had previously done ser. vice at Ruby, at which place $8O was taken in; at Long City, where $65 was added to the fund. and at Poorman creek, where further amount of $50 was added. The bird is now at Panama and will be sold soon for the same purpose. The purchaser of the bird is required to append the amount which it brought and the place and purchaser and send it to some other place to be disposed of in the same manner It is needless to say that Liberty is doing world of good for Liberty and Is also living off the fat of the land.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-06-17
COAL MINE ON
 TANANA RIVER

The recent sinking of the barge load of supplies that was being taken by Jimmy Moore to the Tolo- vana for the N. C. company and the attempt to repair the boat by placing the load on bar while the work was being done fully illus trated the quickness with which the Panama river channels change. Part of the load consisted of twenty sacks of blacksmith coal, and it was taken off the barge and placed on 8 sand bar. When the time came to reload, it could not be found. having been washed into the river by the sloughing of the bar.
 Perhaps in the distant future when time shall have effaced the present channel of the river and the present low. spot is hill, some tenderfoot will come to the interior of Alaska prospecting for mineral, and it may so happen that the cheechako will discover new thing in coal mines coal already sacked for shipment