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Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
NO CONFIRMATION YET

JUNEAU, June 6. Ex-Governor Parks is enroute to Fairbanks, via Dawson and Secretary Karl Thelle, acting-Governor during Parks ab- sence, is enroute to the Republican Convention but Parks secretary, Harry Watson, has heard nor knows nothing of Orig. Gen. J. G. SteeSe becoming Governor of Alaska in the near future.
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PERSUADED TO LEAVE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 6. - Leaders Of the 1900 Word War veterans who took possession of the Pennsylvania Railroad yards and stopped freight traffic for 14 hours in an attempt to get transporta- tion, were persuaded to move their army on foot toward Pittsburgh en route to Washington, D. c.
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], LEANING ELECTED
 HEAD FRENCH SENATE

PARIS, June 6.-Julius leaning was elected president of the Sen ate to succeed President Albert Lebrun as presiding officer. He received 228 out of 245 votes cast. F. Bousiason, Socialist, was re- elected president of the Chamber of Deputies for the eighth term. He received a vote of 5O4 out of 554 votes cast.
 Edouard Herriott completed the formation of new government to succeed the resigned cabinet of Premier Andre Tardieau.
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NO TIME NOW FUR POLITICAL sN|PINC OR
 PASSING THE BUCK

NEW YORK, June 6. Evidence against Mayor James J. Walker will be placed before Governor Frank lin D. Roosevelt, as soon as pos sible in response to the governors angry comment there is not time for political sniping or buck pas sing.
 Samuel Seabury, Counsel for the Hofstadter committee which in veStigated the Mayors administra- tion, issues a statement which avoided mention of charges. The governor indicated he would act on presentation of such evidence.
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CONGRESS DEFEATING
 OWN END, II |s SAID

CHICAGO, June 6.-Blame for the nations ft tnancial crisis was laid to the voters who elect Con- gressmen and clamor for federal and state construction in their home towns by s. H. Strawn, past president of the U. s. Chamber of Commerce, before the national tax convention.
 Strawn predicted that Congress would defeat it's own ends toward balancing the budget if it votes to increase taxes.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
HOPE ID DRAW PICTURE
 WALL STREET RACKET

WASHINGTON, June 6. With Chairman John D. Ryan of the Anaconda Copper Company as a witness, Senate stock market inves- tigators hoped to develop a com plete picture of Wall Streets lead ing figures manipulated stock into public favor.
 Ryan was called by William A. Gray, Banking Committe Counsel, as a closing witness in the inquiry into operations of a multi-million dollar Anaconda Stock Pool in 1929.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
SEVEN MORE NEEDED

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 6. - With members of the Bonus Army in attendance the petition of the House to vote on the Patman Be- nus bill gained five more sigma lures. Only seven more names are needed to force the vote. These names must be obtained before nightfall
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AIMEE RECOVERING

NEW ORLEANS, June 6-Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton, evan gelist, was reported recovered from illness suffered while touring Central America with her hus- band, David Hutton. The high al titude was given as cause of the illness.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
ROYAL WEDDING

BERLIN, June 6.-According to newspaper announcements Prince Gustav Adolph, eldest son of the crown prince of Sweden, will mar ry Princess Slbylle of Saxe Coburg Gotha, daughter of Prince AdWard. The announcement is expected on the birthday of King Gustav, which is June 16.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
MAY INVITE RUSSIA

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The State Department said in reply to questions that despite this govern ment's lack of diplomatic relations with Russia it would not object to having that nation join in the pro- posed world economic conference if Great Britain chose to invite it.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

LONDON, June 6.-Mrs. Elvira Dolores Barney, former musical comedy actress and divorced wife of an American singer, was charg- ed with the murder of MT. s. Ste phen, youthful bankers son, found dying of a gun shot wound in Mrs. Barney's apartment. She will ap- pear in court today.
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HANGED TO TREE

PRINCETON, Ky, June 6.-Wal- ter Merrick, 40, accused of having dynamited a store at Hopeson, near here, a year ago, was taken from jail by mob and hanged to a tree.
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TO HAVE WET PLANK

WASHINGTON, D. o., June 6, = Republican leaders at Washington again Sunday said that the G. O. P. party platform would proba bly have a plank providing for the re- submission of the prohibition ques- tion to the people.
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.8-DAY PRAYER

ROME, June 6.-Roman CathO- lies turnout the world began an eight-day period of prayer to al- leviate the ills of the depression. Pope Plus recently called upon members of the church to observe the period.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
NO WORD FROM AVIATOR

NEW YORK, June 6. Nothing has been heard from Hausner who last week took off for Poland. His wife, and the priest who blessed him when he started, as well as friends, are trying hard not give up hope for his safety.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
TURNS PROFESSIONAL

ST. ALBANS, N. Y, June CT. p. Perkins, 1928 British amateur golf champion, announced he would turn professional. Perkins has been in the United States since late 1929.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE

MEXICO CITY, June 6. At least eight persons were killed and 15 or more injured in a violent earth quake at Colima. It is feared more serious losses have occurred at Man zanillo in the same State.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
CHECKING VETERANS

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Dis- trict police officials made plans to take the fngerprints and check up the records of the veterans now here or en route to demand bonus legislation from Congress.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
MAY BE LONG SESSION
WASHINGTON D. G. June s

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 6, = Advices made here said that an at tempt will be made to keep the Senate in session until it approves the huge tax bill which was ap- proved by the House last Saturday. It was also freely predicted that after the November elections there would be a new deal on the tax question.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
HOMEWARD BOUND

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-After it's first real test in Naval Warfare the dirigible Akron was on it's way moor about sundown. The airship to Sunnyville. It was scheduled to will be refuled at once and is ex- pected to cast off for Lakehurst, New Jersey.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
ELECTIONS TODAY

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 6, - Iowa citizens will vote today cast ing ballots for their choice of can didates for various offices through out the entire state. There are at least 600 candidates.
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ASKED FORM CABINET

BUCHAREST, Rumania, June 6. Nicolas Titulisco, Rumanian am- bassador to London, was asked by King Carol to form concentra
 tion cabinet, replacing the Nicolas Iorga government which resigned.
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.. CURRENT BREV|T|ES ..
HEAVY TRANSFORMS

KANSAS CITY, June 6, Differ ent sections of this state reported heavy rains Sunday with the high waters blocking auto traffic and even hampering the movement of trains.
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VISITING FRIENDS

WASHINGTON, June 6-Lieu- tenant Thomas H. Massie, one of the four defendants in the Homo lulu honor staying case, was in Washington with Mrs. Thalia For tescue MaSsie to visit friends.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06

PARIS, June 6. -EdOuard Her riot, radical socialist, was invited by President Albert Le Brun to form a cabinet.
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TORRENTTAL RAINS

OKLAHOMA CITY, June b. = Torrential rains caused unusually high waters here over the week end and much property damage has resulted.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-06-06
ANOTHER CABINET

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La gaceta., 1932-10-28
-desembarc6 en- un muelle neo-

I-desembarc6 en- un muelle neo-
lyorquino procedente de Europa.
Venia a Nueva York de paso
para Latinoam6rica, despues de
d~isfrutar de un viaie de recreo
en- ell yiejo Continente.
Tn hombre de buona presen-
cha, present6sele en- ell muelle, o.
freci6ndOle acOmOdamiento en-
un lujoso hotel d. Nueva York.
Collada, quien habia concurrido
al muelle para recibir a otros
viajeros que habitaciones te-
MAN reservadas en- ell Hotel Vic
toria, oy6 al hombre en- question
Y, al no reconocerlo como agen-
tie autorizado del hotel que men
cionaba, sospech6 Immediate
mente del tipo, resolviendose,
por 81 mismo a descubrir TODD
10 que en- este racket habia.
Asi es que despues de dar las
instrucciones necesarias a su
auxiliar para que atendiera a
los pasajeros esperados, Sc de-
dic6 exclusivamente a observar
los movimientos del supuesto
agente y de la senorita "X".
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

paIes familias, Sr. Justo Cha
vez, frisando SUI edad en- los Sc
amos.
AL abandonar ell mundo de los
yivos deja en- ell mayor descon-
suelo a su sonora viuda Teresa
Chavez y a sus hijos Justice y
Ariana Chavez, asi como tam
bien a sus queridas hermanas y
hermanos Carmelina, Alberti-
ma, Teresa, Ernesto y Gerardo
Chavez.
Descanse en- paz ell ejemplar
ciudadano y reciban todos los
d1udos del finado nuestra pro :
funda condolencia.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
notan ell refinamiento de la 'cien
cia' del candidate organizado,

notan ell refinamiento de la 'cien
cia' del candidate organizado,
producto de aprendizaje en- peli-
culas de aventuras.
Chile Mapocho Acuna, difun-
to va, gan6 una gran populari-
dad cuando las celebres investi-
gaciones sobre la moral de al
gunos miembros del Cuerpo de
Policia, cuyas investigaciones
dieron por resultado la compro-
baci6n de la complicidad de a.
quellos en- infinidad de delitos
vulgares.
Incidentalmente hemos como
edo de un case singular, en- ell
cual aparece como figura prin-
cipal el j6ven espanol Tomas
Collada, Gerente del Departa-
mento hispano-americano del
Hotel Victoria de esta Ciudad,
una senorita pertaneciente a
la alta sociedad de un pals la
tino-americano, cuyo nombre Y
demas detalles, a solicitud de
ella callamos.
La Srta. "X"-como asi la
llamaremos en- esta information
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

tan las esforzadas damas que
tienen por presidenta a Maria
Yanez.
Manana, cuando ell reloj de
las diez de Ia noche, la casa de
Espana Sc nos presentara CO.
mo un verdadero paraiso, reple-
to de bellas mujeres.
Ali estara representado to-
do cuanto vale y significa en-
'nuestra colonia.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
Club Debondir

Club DebOndir
Hoy por la noche, a las ocho,
Sc reuniran los muchachos que
10 componen para celebrar una
importante junta en- ell salon de
actos de la Legion Americana"
La reunion estaba senalada pa
ra ell lunes pr6ximo, pero Sc ade
lant6, debido a la fecha de "Hal-
loween."
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
Nj PGpG

Nj Papd
Els ell titulo de la bellisima ope
Ireta en- tres actos, que ha sido
'eIegida por los j6venes de la
"Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Espanol de West Tampa" para
representarla, en- Ell teatro de
esa sociedad, la noche del jueves
3 del entrante mes de noviem-
bre. Actuara la Compania que
dirige ell baritone On. Jose Or
tiz de Zarate. La entrada costa
ra 25 centavos a los mayores V
10 a los ninos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
IA GACErA
Estes, mas tarde, tomaban un

Estos, mas tarde, tomaban un
auto que esperaba en- la Gale,
Zen ell que Sc %colocaron muchas
de las maletas que integraban ell
numeroso equipaje de la RIGA
valera. Collada, en- otro auto,
sigui6 a la pareja...
Ell automovil en- que viaiaban
la Srta. tx" y ell supuesto agen-
te, tom6 en- direction de la parte
baja de esta ciudad, dsteniendo-
Sc en- pleno barrio italiano, con-
siderable aqui como uno de los
mas peligrosos. Entire ell chauf-
feur y ell "agente", ayudaban a
bajar a la Srta. "X", la que apa-
rentemente sufria de I'm des-
mayo.
va Collada estaba convenci-
do de 10 que Sc trataha, y, sin
tomar en- cuenta ell peligro in
menso que corria, Sc avalanzo
sobre los malhechores antes de
Ique estos pudieran entrar en- el
edificiO ante ell cual Sc habian
detenido. Inmediatamente, la
Srta. tx" huerfana Gel apoyo
que tenia en- los brazos de sus
secuestradores-cay6 al suelo,
y, entire Collada y los "ganster"
Sc entabl0 una lucha cuerpo a
cuerpo. Collada, j6ven de con-
textura atletica, de formidable
punetaZo hizo derribar al suelo
al "agente", mientras que el
chauffeur Sc lie avalanzaba de
nuevo, Tres hombres mas sale
ron del edificio. atacando furio-
samente a COllada, hasta que en-
un momento libre, Y con mila-
grosa inspiration, meti6se ell es-
panol una mano en- la bolsa de
SUI chaqueta en- la que solo una
pequena cuchillita llevaba. Los
t"gangsters" creyeron Que ell enc
migo comGn dispararia la pisto-
LA que supusieron llevaba, y hu-
yeron hacia ell interior del edifi-
cio. Ell escandalo producido, a
traio la atenci6n de transeun-
ties que mas luego Sc dieron a la
tarea de detener a los bandidos,
con resultados infructuosos
pues habian desaparecido utili-
zando las escaleras de incendios
Que todos los edificios aqui tie
men.
La Srta. tx" fue desde ALI
t~asladada a un hospital, en- don
de recuper6 del susie pasado.
Posteriormen'e, o. oadres de
la encantadora Srta. hicieron
un gran obsequio al her6ico es-
panol, quien por su arrojo Y va
lentia, pudo salvar de sabe Dios
cuantas cOsas a la inexperta via
|jera...
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
Cum

CNmpleaHOs
Llega hoy a la preciosa edad
de los Is mayos, la s~ugestiva y
adorable senorita Hilda Casal,
que en- union de sus queridos pa
dres pasara I'm dia TODD ventu-
ras y encanto.
Reciba la cordial felicitaci6n
del cronista.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
Matinee ~suSpendida

~
La que debian efectuar los
simpaticos j6venes de la Sec
cion de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, pasado manana domingo,
en- ell salon del Palacio de la De-
legaci6n; pero en- Gambia Sc We
rificara ell bale de Halloween"
ell lunes 81 de los corrientes, con
la orquesta de Dick Marion.
Ell primer bailable 10 ejecuta-
ran a las nueve de la noche y ell
ultimo a la una de la manana.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
s
(Viene de la 1a.)

hecho cue la encantadora jose
fina obtendria un gran n1mero
de votos la noche de la brillante
fiesta.
Una violeta menos en- ell per-
fumado jardin de la corte.
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
FdLton ~QlQNnos hOrds

+ uItUH uIylIHuS NOTUS
Para la celebration del gran
dioso Cabaret Nautico en- TODD
.el Palacio del Centre Espanol,
organizado por los elementos
que constituyen las secciones de
dicha sociedad, pero con espe-
cial preferential la de Protec-
.cion y AuxiIio, en- la cual mill
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

En- Ia Metr6pOH
Falleci6 ell dia "a de- corrien-
tie, ell que fue veeino de la ciudad
de Tampa por espacio de varios
amos y emparentado con princi-
La gaceta., 1932-10-28
DESDE NEW YORK

UN ESPANOL VENICE A
UNA PANDILLA DE NAL
HECHORES N~EOYORQUI-
NOS
La gaceta., 1932-10-28

Nueva York, (CIC).-La GRO
MICA roja de Nueva York, conti-
nuamente registra casos que de-
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
Taking tBull By The
 Horns

Two years ago, the plea of the leaders of the Republican Party in Alaska, was harmony" Tie leaders of the Alaska Native Brotherhood against their bet ter judgement, entered into the harmony" program only to have 1t made evident that harmony" meant the election of certain candidates. William L. Paul and e. T. Gardner and Walter P Scott were thrown off the list because there was not a real honest effort at harmony. The several candidates were pulling for the ticket by primarily mak- ing it certain that regardless Of the ticket their own election Twas made certain.
 Looking over the personnel Of the Republican Party in Alaska this year We are wondering just what kind of harmony there will be.
 First: The candidates are will ling to receive the support of the Divisional and National Com mitteemen but are unwilling to give full support in return or to work in complete unity with them. (Note we do not say "har- mony")
 Second: So far no candidate las made any declaration of $ Isues-primarily because there is no issue.
 Third: Each candidate is ab- sorbed in his own individual Icandidacy-regardless of the ticket.
 The harmony" of 1880 was nothing but a fake harmony. That was soon made evident when the several candidates were elected. Harmony" m cans. Elect Me-" But when it comes to actual, honest and practical politics as it is played by the major parties, the harmony" was nothing but bunkum- mot even "hOkun1."
 Here Is Harmony
 We have contacted the several fishing districts and we have l
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
Republicans Democrats
 Which?

Voters before long must choose between candidates of two parties.
 T will vote for the man" some .say.
 This is dangerous doctrine be- cause the two parties this year have directing minds.
 The situation among the Re- publicans may be as bad as you think with Wickersham, Rust gard. Keller heading the ticket and pulling in different direc- tons, and we must admit that Governor George Parks does not stand for the advancement ot the people of Alaska, and that Judge Harding is famous fo1 nothing except his love for hi: family, and yet
 What if the Democrats should win?
 John Walker Troy of the Ju- neau Empire would be your next governor; Jim Connors would be your collector of customs; ana Jim McClusky would be the next United States Marshal.
 Of one thing the Republican: may be certain-they will not be Iarpointed to ofhce-That is q Democratic promise.
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
DONOVAN HITS TAX SYSTEM

J. J, Donovan, Vice-president .BIoedel Donovan Lumber Mills. .BeIingham Wn., hit the Wash ington tax system in protesting to the county board of eQualiza- tion against the high assess rlents against his company in CiaIam County. MT. Donovan said his company had to pay $500,000 in five years merely for the privilege of permitting it's timber to stand in Crescent township He intimated that CIaIam County has not been lair with his company and that it's logging operations in that county may be abandoned. Mr. Donovan declared the industrial insurance board at the present is bankrupt as 3 result of ex- traVagant allowances during the past 10 years. He said his com .pany has been called upon to pay Ian extra $170OO insurance as- .scssment 'and another of $30,000 lover the regular assessments. He told the board he intends to look co the legislature next winter to make some correction in the in- dustrial insurance situation.- .Tmberman, Portland.
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05

frst-hand reports of the senti- ment of the people who earn their ivIihood by fishing for salmon. They are in absolute unity and harmony on the idea that
 1. The Fish traps must go.
 2. Henry O'Malley must be re- moved
 3. Divorce all Federal Officials from All Territorial Offices and duties.
 We will join in that harmony tune and none other. It is a na- tural chord which the voting public is asking for and it is the cnly chord. Any other harmony tune offered by the candidates is spurious and will not be ac- ceptable to the voters.
 Those who refuse to join in that harmony" chorus will meet with defeat at the polls and it will not be "Tha Indian vote" that will send the candi- dates to the sticks. The country is at the turn of the roads-the leaders are to point out the way but the voters will follow but one course. They are in no mood for foolishness. They know what they want and they want it. INOW!
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
Bonds Money Balancing the Budget
 By James R. Little

Bonds-are notes and mort gages on property of the people issued by their government So that it can borrow from the Bankers money the government manufactures by authority of
 the people and tu444o -yer to the bankers. If the Government can
 print a bond good enough to
 borrow it's own money on, why
 not print the money and cut out
 the bondsters?
 Balancing the Budgets is a Congressional title given to a
 tax bill in depression years, that Idoes things to the people instead of doing things for them.
 Making the People Poor by Law The monopoly Of opportunity ioy huge banking and corporate interests run by half a thousand 1 billi0naires and multi-milliOn- aires, who bleed the public white | and already own 90 per cent of our national wealth. This bond- age and cOnhscation of h z property of the poor by the Shy llccks of the Money Trust. The People must end this unbearable 1 itax-burdenS imposed by their 1 agents, the time serving Demo- crats and Republicans in Con-
 gress and State Legislatures. Stop also this endless and sense Hess thing called Cycles of De- lpression" Do you expect to see lany better conditions so long as ! | Il Federal Reserve System
 keeps on taking money out of
 circulation at the rate of 200 millions in six weeks as it has recently done? We are not an-
 xious to patch up this damnably
 rotten system so it will work
 but for the sake of millions of
 unemployed and innocent chil- dren in distress, we would be
 criminals not to favor some re-
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
lief if it can be had.

l1eI II It can De naQ.
 This Congress has followed Hoover and the Bankers since the first of last December. Sta tlstical reports continue to show the business thermometer going down. March was the worst month of the depression. They have dished out moratoriums to Europe, Doles to Bankers and Insurance Companies and Rail- roads, but it hasn't made enough work to sail a pair of overalls. It hasn't added 9 car of freight, started 9 factory or saved a starving family
 Any fool out of a job knows what the country needs is more money among the people. Every little business man knows it. They blate about restoration of ! Confidence and Credit. Go out, you Congressnen, among the people and hunt for a little con- fidence; go out and hunt for a little credit and see how much your Demo-Republican game of taking the people snipe hunting is helping either you or them. i You Congressmen balance bud ! gets to pay your salaries and tlIe Banksters interest, tn 2 bondsters pat you on the back and give you another big ban quet-milhons suffer and the savings and homes of the people vanish while you wine and dine under covers of the smoke screen raised by a strumpet press. But the public is getting
 wise. On with the fight folks! We
 win if they indate-they lose if they don't. Liberty! Honest men
 and women. Vote from your neck
 Up-not from the neck down
 Take your brain out of your
 belly this November 1882.
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
IT CAN BE DONE

It is time for Alaskans to bury their personal feelings and face the enemy that is destroying them.
 The political issue this year is FISH.
 The political leaders or the public press must be judged by their contribution to the fight against the thing that is des- troying Alaska.
 You who read-we are on the verge of success.
 All that remains to be done is for the people to get together down with fish traps and carry the fight against Henry O'Malley
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05
Bear Sanctuaries

The good people who mis- takenly believe they are right in protecting the bear by asking for reservations to be made of Chi chagoff and Admiralty Islands should be awakened before they walk in their sleep too far.
 We assert that the idea of the ''bear reservations" in Alaska is not for the protection of brown bear! It is for the purpose of locking up huge. areas of timber and minerals lands till that time when certain corporations may open it at their leisure and benz lit thereby. 1t is the surest way of keeping Vox Populi from making too strenuous objections to the political chicanery of pay tIiOtic citizens.
 Certain areas in the westward section were made 'game sanc- tuaries" and thereby the Lomen Corporation got in and took con-
  tIOl. It is an old game on a new people. These game sanctuaries are nothing but Sanctuaries
The Alaskan., 1932-08-05

earn a livlihood in these parts have been eyicted from their cabins and holdings, and now more than a thousand miles cf inhospitable, mountainous coast