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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
HETI CIkk AZ
ALkoT'|MANYR6L !
Irja: MAX BERNS
A T0BBSEG AKARATAT
KIFEJEZ0 KORMANYZAT

IA AOOD0GNr IAAA1AAO1A - - y
KIFEJEZ6 KORNIANYZAT
A Legfels6bb Birosag d0nte-
seinel elegend6-e az 5 4 ara
nyu szavazattal rendelkez6
tobbseg?
Az Egyesult Allamok kor-
manyzata t0bbseg akaratat
van hivatva ervenyre juttatni.
A Kongresszus alsohaza
{The House of Representative
mely 435 tagot szamlal, 2l8 a
217 aranyu szavazattal elfo-
gadhat egy torvenyt, vagyis
tobbsegnek szamit mar az a
csoport, amely eggyel nagyobb,
mint a tagletszam fele.
A 96 tagbol allo szenatus ell
fogadhat egy t0rvenyt, ha 48
szavazat van a torveny mellett
IS ugyancsak 48 ellene, felteve,
hogy az Egyesiilt Allamok al
eln0ke, aki shivatalbo1 a Szena-
tus elnokes.a torveny mellett
ada el a szavazatat. A 49-48
aranyu szavazat tehat mar a
t0bbseg akaratat fejezi XII.
A Legfels6bb Birosag, mely
9 tagbol all. az S a 4 .aranyu
szavazattal hozhat dontest. A
tobbseghez azonban, tekintet
nelkil a szavazasban resztvevd
birak szamara, 5 szavazat min.
denkor megkivantatik. Akar.
csak a Kongresszus ket haza.
ban, a Legfels6bb Bir6sagna.
is a tobbseg don't.
Az alsohazi tobbsegnek sza.
mito 218 ugy aranylik a ait
hez, mint 400 aranylik a 4.
hez. A legfels6bb Birosag 5 6
4 aranyu tobbsege viszonylae
sokkal nagyobb, mint a Kon
gresszus ket hazaban megki
want tobbseg.
Eltekintve az Alkotmanybar
bennefoglalt nehany. kivetelt6l
az amerikai kormanyzat a tobt
seq akaratat van hivatva er.
venyre juttatni. Ugy az elnok
mint Kongresszus ket haza.
max tagjai, tobbsegi szavazat
tai lettek megvalasztva. Tor
venyjavaslat kizarolag csal
tobbsegi szavazattal lephet tor
venyer6re. A Legfelsobb BRO
sag 5 a 4 aranyu tobbsegge
d0nthet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
KIKAPOTT A vERHOvAY

Multi vasarnap deiutan nyi-
totta meg a Verhovay 364 base
ball csapata az idei szez6nt az
AA ligaban, de sajnos verese-
get szenvedett a Duca Abruzzi
eros olasz csapattol.
A magyar fiuk ugy latszik
meg mem treniroztak eleget es
a jatekosok k0zul yagy negy
mem is jott ell, ICY kenytelen
volt a csapat ideiglenes ossze.
allitasban jatszani. Meg ICY is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
vERHOvAY 21-IK FI0K

Beteg tagjaink: Soltesz J6-
zsefne, i'd. Rubosky Istvan,
K6nya Istvan, Hajdu Istvan,
Pisak Janos, Szernan Mikl6s Is
Molnar Jai1osne, .311 Emery
Street. .s g
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 232 s. Garland. Tel. 38877.
GoBER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

PuNKOSD NAPJAN a Scent
Vince jotekonysagi tarsula-
funk meglatogatta es megven-
degelte a Canfieldi Mahoning
megyei Aggmenhazban lako
het Greg magyar embert.
PuNKOSDI ket napos baza-
runk osszes tiszta bevetelei
meghaladja a $50 dollart, ICY
a templom epitesi alapunk e
honap vegere $4,000-re emel-
kedik. Az ertekes villany jeg-
szekrenyt Brogli Ferenc nyer-
tie meg, a nyer6 szam huzasa a
kuratorok feliigyelete mellett
tOrtent.
MAJUS 2-EN, pentek este z
orakor a zenekar a fels6 te-
remben gyakorol, az also te-
remben a cserkeszek 0sszejo-
vetele, 8 orakor pedig a Scent
Vince Tarsulat tart gytilest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
K0z0s PIKNIK

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg es
a Demokrata K0r koz0s pikni-
ket' tart junius 27-en vasarnap
a Fiilemule csardaban es erd6-
ben, amelyre mar el6re is fel-
hivja a tagok $ az osszmagyar-
sag figyelmet, hogy a piknik
minel sikeresebb legyen.
Tisztelettel
Borbely Jdnos, es
Haboddss GusStdu,
eln0k0k,
HsssocAy Josef, dgyk
VGrg1 Julia, titEdr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
YOUNGSTOWN
FttGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. Marion Sander, leikesz
pe6 Mahonine Ave Phone 34557

ISTENTISzTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel 11-kor, elotte fel
10-t6l vasarrnapi iskola.
PtNKOSD UNNEPuNKET"
csiitortok, pentek es szombat
.esti bunbanati istentiszteletek-
skel el6keszitve meltoan unne-
petite meg gyilekezettink a vi
raggal, zold lombbal feldiszi-
tett es a hivekkel teljesen meg
telt templomban. Urvacsoraval
cit 33 ferfi es So NO, egyutt
Glen. A szentjegyeket Hoch-
vart Adam es csaladja ajande-
kozta. A piink0sd heti 0sszes
adomanyok osszege volt $158.
O8. Istene a dics6seg! ~
A LELKESZ CSALAD majus
csiit0rtokon este z orakor az
egyhaz termeben a lelkesz la
kas kiilso eS belsO rendbehoza-
tall k0ltsegeinek fedezesere tea
estet ad a gyiilekezet tagjai
reszere. Tea utan tarsasjatek.
Hissziik, fogy a lelkesz csalad
iranti szeretet es az egyhaz
iranti aldozatkeszseg ez esten
is egybehozza a megerto szive-
ket. :.
AZ IFJUSAGI KoR most va
sarnap este a Central Audito-
rum nagy termeben a Medve
Is Szikor kitiino zenekara mel
lett tavaszi tancmulatsagot
rendez. Varosunk ifjusagat sze
retettel hivja rendezoseg.
50-IK SZULETESI evfordu-
lojan Horvath Janos egyha-
zunk javara piinkosd vasarnap
estejen szepen sikerilt vacsorat
adott. A megjelent jebaratok
es egyhaztagok szivbol jovo jo-
kivansagokkal halmoztak ell az
iinnepeltet es meleg szavakkal
koszontek meg az egyhaz irant
ismete,ten megnyilvanulo al
dozattetelet. Az ajandekozott
boriubol a N6egylet tagjai ke,
szitettek izletes vacsorat. A va
csora jovedelme 81 dollar volt
It is k0szonet erte.
A JUNIUS 13-AN rendezen.
do els0 piknik szerencsejegyei
meg kaphatok a Noegylet tiszt.
,yisel6inel es a lelkeszi hivatal.
ban. Tiz ertekes targyat alan.
dekozunk Ell, a jegyek ara II
cent. Egyhazunk minden egye.
csaladjat legalabb egy kony,
eladasara keri N6egylet Ell
noksege. A legkevesebb, ami
egyhaza erdekeben minden css
lad megtehet, remelhet0les
mem is vonja XII magat e mum
ka alol senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF. Il
ECYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B6tty Janos ieIkesx
737 Mahonine Ave. Phone 6684f

= ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
rsggel fel IL orakor. El6tte fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola.
3 PUNKOSTI iinneplesiink Is
ten Szentlelke altal gazdagon
megaldott volt. Az iinneplo hi
vek sep serege csaknem szin-
ultig megt0lt0tte a viragdiszes
templomunkat es meglehet6s
szamban vettek reszt az uri-
scent vacsoraban is. Az urva-
csorai jegyeket Ifj. Koreink
ajandekoztak. Az istentisztelet
fenyesseget nagyban el6segi-
tettek a Junior es Senior enek-
karaink gyonyoru sep enek-
szamai.
A PROGRESSIVE LIGA ma
just tancmulatsaga es Magnas
Miska nagyszeru el6adasa fe-
nyes sikerrel folytak lie a mutt
heten. Az utobbi, melyen
ugyan tobben is vehettek vol
ma reszt, kiilonos elismeresere
valik fatal hazasainknak, inert
remek, de nehez darabban
olyan dicseretre melto alaki-
tast tettek, mely biszkesegere
valhat a legugyesebb mukedve-
10 gardanak is. Macy tetszesre
es megelegedesre talalt szerep-
loink voltak: Szabo Andras es
neje, 10th Pal es neje, ifj. Dor
ko Janos es neje, Zuti Albert es
neje, 10th Gyula es neje, Bun
chy Janosne, Zuti Istvan, Dor
ko Imre es r. Benedek Janos.
A rendezes nehez munkajat
Kovacs Ferenc, a Progressziy
Lga elnoke vegezte nagy szor-
galommal es hozzaertessel.
A Magyar Ref. Ifjak K0rzeti
konferenciaja majus 23-an,
most vasarnap delutan 2 oral
kezdettel a Conneaut, Ohioi
Magyar Ref. Templomban lesz
megtartva. Resztvev6 ifjaink
delutan fel l orakor indulnak
a templomtol.
A LORAINI ref. testver egy-
haz 35 ewes jubileuman fog
reszt venni egyhazunk lelkesze
e no 30-an. Istentiszteletiink e
napon tehat korabban es pc
dig reggel pont 9 orakor veszi
kezdetet. Utana vasarnapi is
kola. A scent szolgalatokat Mt
Macy Ferenc farrelli~ lelkesz
'oSJo vCSCAIu. ttstsF
KERESZTELES volt temp.
lomunkban a mutt vasarnap
10th Istvan es neje elsosziil0tt
fiat kereszteltuk Istvan es De
lano nevre. Keresztsziil6k let
tex: Szekely Sandor es ,Zandel
Irma.
i GYULESEK: Egyhaztana
csunk majus 22-en, szombator
este z orakor, Noegyletiink pc
dig majus 26-an, szerdan est,
fel 8-kor fontos rendkivul
gyuleseket tartanak. Szivesked
jenek tagok a jelzett id6kbe1
megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
l Campbell Kultur Ko1
tancmulatsagot rendez

A Campbell Kultur Kor
most szombaton, majus no
22-en, este 8 oratol tancmulat-
sagot rendez a campbelli Ma
gyar Hazban A zenet Szi-
kora-Medve k0zkedvelt zene-
kara szolgaltatja.
A rendez6seg gondoskod odott
mindenfele eros es gyenge hu-
sit6kr6l, ugy hogy minden ma
gyarosan mulatni vagy6 ked-
we're jol es kellemesen fogja
magat erezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

julius h6 25-&n, vas&rnap
az 0reg Reform&tus Egyhaz
Templomsegelyz6 N6 K0re
piknikje q Fulemtile Cs4rdA-
ban. e..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20


1ooen a roVatoan oi)taia-
nul kozoilus azon eeyna-
<ak' egyie'ek' Vagy "eez-
nenyeh na.a'sasae oss1e
mn, ,''appA' o'- .,
1s:-,a % 'n a:...,
SS
-:,
us. ~ ., - s,,
o,ta = $500, .,,.,;+o.;,,r,,a,s =
= E;;..,1e,s Ix.,,.s.; ~. NJ
.s.,,1a4.x~o. .a.ao.
.'
nnx:,,. * 90 -sn s..,.,h.+.,,
. v.r,,ouau aeA Il, f;SL 60
,,,,,,e+ssaa Min creek-; pio.
aaar pan;,,oohan Anar;,,a; %
s:Ls oo - ,...4,,,
a. 49, c.. , -. 80
- -, = a-xsr r-., @
es Meo'e muzslkai'
m.. * % =, -,u..,,
n1's TT p..s,s so ,nna
as..s,,,sa, $500 o.e.,sto .seo,,s',,s4sso ~.
$3.50 ~ ~
Ae''o ~1o NJ.
r * g. -.
., 90, Nv ~ ~ at
| a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

julius h6 lien, vasarnap
a FUggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz Fatal Hazasok K0re a FIJI.
lemile Csardaban tartja egesz
napos arat6 tnnepelyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Majus no 3O-an, vasarnap
a Munkas Betegsegelyz6 1O49.
osztalyanak tancmulatsaga a
Fiilemile csardaban. Orosz Fe-
reno zenekara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Julius h6 18-an, vasarnap
Campbelli Magyar Nap a $40
kott helyen..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Junius no 27-en, vasarnap
a Bridgeport Sz0vetseg 16ik
Is a 'Mahoning Me
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

kozos piknikje a F'iilemile csar-
daban.
Junius h6. 27-en, vasarnap
a SIT. Gyorgt Cor. Kath. Egg
haz pfknikje. ~ ~S'
julius no 4-en, vasarnap
a Warreni Els6 Magyar Ferfi
Is MOI Betegsegelyz6 Egylet
piknikje a vennetti's Grove
ban. ID
Junius h6, r27-en, vasarnap
a Mahoningo Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0rj piknikje a Fu-
lemile Csard&ban.
Julius h6 5-iken, hetf6n
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
K. Egyhaz piknikje a F'iile-
mile Csardahan.
julius h6 ,l8-an, vasarnap
a SIT. Gy0rgy7 Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz pinikje q Fiilemile Csar-
udOoA' Ne5lSA-
Julius h6 18-an, vasarnap
Campbell Magyar Nap a $40
kott helyen..
julius h6 lien. vasarnar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Junius h6 1s-an,. vasarnar
a Fuggetlen Refornatus Egg
haz N6egylete. a Fiilemile Csa1
daban eges7 napos pilniket
rendez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Majus h6 29-en, szombaton
este a Magyar Sport Kor balja
a Fiilemile Csardaban. Szikora
es Medve muzSikAl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

gyei Magyar Demokrata K0r
kozos piknikje a F'iilemile Csar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Junius h6 27-en, vasarnap
a SIT. Gyorgt Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz pfknikje. - 10
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA R. K.
!, HITKOZSEG HIREI
PtSb&nos:
F6t. Mundweii JAnos Ph. o.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 9216S
MisEk RENDJE

yas&rnapokon kis mise 3 orAtol
angol pr6dikAci6val
Macy mise 1880 6rakor magyar
pr6dik&ci6val
Hetk0znapokon kis misek reg.
gel 8:S0.kor.
GYoNTATAsoK
Minden szombaton delutAn 4
orat6l Gig Is este 6ratdR
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Junius h6 12-en, szombaton
a Warre11i Kultur Otthon pix
mike a Vennetti's Groveban.
ElS0rendii Zenekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Majus h6 29-en, szombaton
a Verhovay 364-ik, fi6k tanc-
mulatsaga a Mill Creek-i Pho
neer Pavillonban. Amerikai ze-
nekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-05-20

Majus no 23-an, vasarnap
este a Central Aulitoriumban
a Fiiggetlen If..usagi K0r Med
We es Szikora zenekara mellett
tancmulatsagot rendez.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01

The total value of all the platinum metals recovered from Alaska mines in 1886 is estimated to have been S312,0O0, an increase of nearly S50,00O in value over that for 1885. This increase is to be attributed mainly to the increased selling price Cf platinum metals in 1886. which more than offset some decrease in the quantity produced in that yea.
 By far the greater part of these metals was recovered by placer mining in the Goodnews Bay dis .riet of southwestern Alaska, near the mouth of the Kuskokwfm River. where well-equipped modern scraper plants were in operation during most of the open season.
 Some platinum metals. mainly palladium, were also won by re- working the tailings that had re- suited from earlier lode-mining op- erations on Kasaan Peninsula in the Ketehikan district of southeast ern Alaska. Smaller amounts were recovered in connection with placer gold mining. especially in the Eoyuk district of Seward Peninsula.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01
Mineral Output of Alaska Since
 1880 Is 100 Times Purchase Price

The minerals produced from Al aska mines in 1886 had an estimated value of S23,3450O0, as compared with SIS,3l2,00O in 1885, accord ing to an advance statement Of the Department of the interior, pre- pared by Philip s. Smith, Of the Al askan branch of the Geological Sur yey. This amount brings the value of the mineral output of Alaska since 1880 to practically $722.OO0,- 900.
 The cost of the Territory to the United States was approximately 1 percent of the value of the total mineral output alone for the past 56 years. This Government purchas- ed Alaska from Russia for $7,200,- QUO sixty nine years ago.
 The figures for 1936 are prelim- mary estimates and are subject to revision because advance informa- tion before the end of the year is necessarily based on incomplete re- cords. The final figures will appear in the Geological Surveys annual report on the mineral resources of Alaska, now in preparation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01
New Year Uncertainties
lketchikan ChronicleJ


 With both sides still deadlockea in the maritime strike, Alaska jus tifiably faces the new year with some hesitaney. Unless transporta- ton can be resumed, unless supplies can be brought north and our ter ritorial products shipped south-We do indeed lace a dismal 1887.
 So realizing, commendaDle steps have already been taken which rec ognIze the strike but call tor united action to demand such settlement as will keep Alaska rom bankrupt cy. That is the only sensible course, once recognizing the dangers o1 the coming year II the strike IS to con- unue, there is no need to sit twia- ding our thumbs. All ill Alaska must do all they can 10 bring to tue attention oI the unIons, the snIp- owners, the President and Ine con gress those facts Whlcn make AIas- ka 50 peculiarly vulnerable to the Ioug-cOuunued difficulty.
 We can with reason see the un- certalntes that face us h lS8B but We cannot eNcusaDIy heslUaLe h presenting those facts ana ug- ures which demonstrate our utter dependence on water transportation.
 AS has been already pointed oul there Is urgent need to reestablis1 adequate soutnDound transportation from Alaska. unless cold storage stocks of fish can be reduced, the coming markets will be depressed. There would thus not be the GUS tomary outside demand Tor Alaska s fresh fish, and We all shouId SUI Ter. Similarly, canned salmon now tied up on ships or on picketed docks must be released, or else there will be a greatly lessened demand for canned salmon next season-WIth resultant smaller packs, lower prices 10 fishermen and those other multi tudinOus evils which come from any disruption ot the natural flow of commerce.
 Boats must be released so cannery and mining equipment can be brought north, along with necessary foodstuffs and all those other mis- eellaneous materials which go into the making of Alaskan payrolls.
 The strike uncertainty itself must be ended if the transportation com panies are to take bookings for what might well be Alaska's biggest tourist year in history. If the strike continues it is obvious that those now contemplating Alaskan trips in 1887 will of necessity make other plans.
 Finally, vigorous demands must be made for some effective legisla- tion which would provide for set clement of future maritime disputes at least as far as Alaska is con- cerned. Twice now-in 1894 and again this year-we have seen the disastrous effects which follow ces- sation of water transportation to and from Alaska because of strikes Regardless of the administration S traditional attitude, there is some ground to believe that the President and congress might be sympathetic to effective legislation which would prevent future tte-ups. Edward F. McGrady, assistant labor secretary. has said in connection with the present dispute that he feels some law similar to the railway labor act-which provides for mediation of disputes-should be applied to the maritime field.
 Except for the marine strike, the outlook for the coming year in AL aska is exceptionally good. We may well hope-and follow our hopes with such action as we can take for an early end of the strike.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01
Copper Increase

The quantity and value of the copper produced from Alaska mines in 1886 is estimated to have been about 39,740,O00 pounds. which at 93 cents a pound, the average price for the year according to the Eu- gineering and Mining Journal, was worth S3,696.00O. This production marks an increase of nearly 25,000.- GOO pounds in quantity and more than $2.4O0,000 in value over that of the output of 1885. This amount came not only from the mines in which the principal metal value of the ore lies in it's content of copper but also from mines in which the principal value of the ore lies in it's content of gold or other metals.
 The bulk of the copper produced in Alaska comes from the well known mines near Kennicott, in the Copper River region Considerable difficulty was experienced turing 1886 in the operations of these mines and then and later closed the port from which most of the ore is shipped to a shelter in the States It even became necessary at times to bring in supplies of food by air plane.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01

It's a blow to him when a man realizes that he is as great as he ever will be, aud that he'd better be concerned about the con- forts of old age rathe- than the ambitions of his youthful rears.- Atchison Globe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01

Before you married me. you said was beautiful,"
 Yes, and the funny thing is l meant it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01

A wisecracker maintains that when politician makes up his bed he should lie in it. Unfortunately he seems more inclined to make up his bunk and lie out of it.-Kit- chener Record.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01
Coal Output

The output of coal from Alaska mines in 1886 is estimated to have been Al, ,500 tons, or about 15,003 tons more than was produced in Al aska in any preceding year. Un- questionably, much of this increase is to be attributed to the normal growing demands for coal to be used in producing power and heat, but some probably was due to foresight ed attempts to build up stocks of coal to avert shortages that might result if the shipping strike and re- sulting tie-up of the Alaska Rail road should be of long duration.
 The largest production came from the property of the Healy River Coal Corporation at Suntrana, in the Ne mana field, and was used largely in generating power in the Fairbanks district, but the market for this coal has been developed so that in creasing quantities are now being shipped to more distant points in the Territory.
 The second largest coal mine in Alas. is that of the Evans Jones Coal Co.,, in the Matanuska district which produced a bituminous coal of good grade that is extensively used as fuel on the Alaska Railroad and for commercial and domestic fuel throughout the railroad belt and in adjacent parts of Alaska, in cluding many places as remote as points on the Alaska peninsula.
 Coal mining by the New Black Diamond Coal Co., on Moose Greek, in the Matanuska district continued on a small scale throughout the year to supply coal of bituminous grade. During the year the Alaska Railroad completed it's underground work at the Eska mine to make available the deposits at that place as a standby if an emergency should jeopardize its supply of fuel, which it now obtains from private com panies.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01
High Record

The large increase in output of placer gold in 1886 was due to the generally favorable climatic condi- tions that added mining in most of the Territory and to the increased activity in mining, as a result of which a number of new projects be- gan operations and many of the older properties showed increased outputs. Although the output for 1886 sets a high record of achieve. ment, it is not regarded as so un- duly high that it cannot ! Q main- tained or betterC1 in the near fu- ture.
 The Yukon region. including a dozen or more productive mining dis IF cts and scores of small camps throughout its extens, continued 10 !e; q in the output of placer gold, the value of which is estimated at about $7,4O,OO0.
 These regions were followed by the Cook Inlet Susitna: Kuskok-
 vim and Copper Rlve~ regions, named in the relative order of their estimated placer production and by northwestern Alaska, southeastern Alaska with smaller placers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-01-01

or 91ls soS5, 5,OOO from placers and about S7.053,O00 from lodes. This proportion is essentially the same as that in 1885. though the total amount of gold from each source was much larger in 1886, thus the gold produced from lodes was worth about SS0O.O00 more and that from placers about $1,40O,0OO more in 1856 than in 1885.
 Increase Explained
 The large increase in the amount of Iode-goId produced in 1886 as compared with 1885 is in part to be explained by the fact that in 1885 the production from this source was unusually low, owing to a strike that seriously curtailed the opera ton of the largest gold mine in the Territory for a period of at least two months, whereas in 1886 interrup- tions of this sort, except for the general shipping strike toward the end of the year. were not serious.
 As in the past, the principal pro- ducers of lode-gold are the mines in southeastern Alaska, especially those near Juneau and in the Chich- agof Island area. The second district in value of lode-gOld production, was the Willow Creek district. at the head of Cook Inlet, near the southwestern Hanks of the Talkeet- na Mountains The Fairbanks dis trict continued to hold third place as a producer Of lode-gold, but it's output was somewhat lower than in 1885.
 In addition to the mines of these principal areas there are score of smaller gold-lode mines and pros poets widely scattered throughout the Territory. Many of these mines are already turning out considerable amounts of lode-gold, and at oth- CTS development work is being car ried on intensiyely and with such good results that they are likely soon to be numbered among the producing mines. Properties of this sort occur in the Nabesna district, the Prince William Sound region, and in the Kuskokwim region.