Dan Sutherland
Introduces Bill
fn last night's mail the Chronicle
rwiMvi'tl a topy of the following bill
from TVlesate Pan Sutherland,. who
iniiiw ed it into the Mouse of Rep
re:.. nt ives oti Septembe- 2S
\ Kll.li
To mthorire tilt occupation and
use of certain lands in Alaska by
\i; rt. .n lesion, and for other pur
.1 enacted hv the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
t"d States of \r>ericn in Con
-:ri -s issemMed. That the Secretary
<>f ll'O Interior lie. and he hereby
!' «t N*umhrred Three American
Lesion. 10 emt a bmldine upon, use
I i>i ip> for ;>oft purposes, so
if t certain tract of land
!-d as follows: heginiuni:
■ r nu::-fwred one. within the
. ortuv ie 1; ■ :ts of the town or city
ikan. Maska. from whiifi a
• • marking the intersection of
-sio:i and St.-dmnn streets liearsi
riorili sixteen decrees sixteen tliili
nt'-s f.ist twentv-two feet distant.
, . . ,i, <;rees fifteen minutes
: ■ dred and eishty-nin.
' feet distant: thence south forty-nine
deixees seven minutes east one
hundred feet along the southwest
i side of Sledman St reel to corner
numbered two; thence south eighty
' one decrees thirty-nine minutes
west one hundred and sixty-five and
thirty one-lain<1red!'is fe^t to cor
eight degrees twenty . ne minutes
west seventy-live i»nd seventy-four
J i ne-hundredths tevl to corner num
!-ered four, on the south side of
j'tedman Street: thence north
eighty-one decrees thirl>-nine min
utes east one hundred feet ailong
the southerly side cf Stedman Strict
• o corner nuushered one. the place
• of beginning: containing ten thous
and forty-six a'jd ninety one
!.undred:hs square fee: —Keirhikao
XOTKS I>r IVTKRKST T<>
THOSK l\ TIIK NORTH
According to advici - received in
the nas boat Ko.fe on the route on
rw expedition,
headed !•> Hob • 1 p oneer res
returned with samples of oil from j
the various seepa; es they visited I
This is the oil field to which Dt.
Alfred Brooks referred, in his text!
otj territories. Ins! May, as having l
most promising indications. The
result of the expJorations by tbe |
Adams party more than bore out!
the predictions of Dr. Brooks, 'thai
the Arclic coasts of Alaska, hereto- ,
fore considered a barren and uli-1
productive section *if the territory,
may become one of the richest pro
ducing areas.
Seattle.—Senator Wesley I,. Jones
met with the executive committee
of the Alaska Bureau of the Cham
ber of Commerce. Sept. 1?. and dis
cussed \laskan legislation general
ly. Senator Jones has been an in
defatigable worker for Alaska The
senator expressed himself as hope-;
ful for remedial legislation that will
coordinate with the administration'
of federal affairs in Alaska. He al
so believes that it will be possible
to secure from congress the tariff
protection necessary tc the minor
fishery's of Alaska
A gold strike which may result in
the development of a new mining
camp in the Fortuna Ledfe district, j
lower Yukon, is reported ••
biliary of the Siuyi-hok ri\ e-. about
35 miles northeast of Marshall, j
Tans are reported running from *>5 I
cents to J4 "><i in » section where
considerable prospecting has been in
progress for the past two years.
\bout fourteen claims in tbe vlcJe
tty arc reported to be showing good
prospect* As the rrocnd Is about
25 feet deep it may be worked by
the open cut method and a number
of outfits are makinf arrangement*
to open tbetr proline MXt sprinp
h. n. t AMPRKt.i. ArroimD
1>KI*I"TY AT WRAVGMA
H n Campbell Hits niornlnc look
tbe oath of offlce at T. S. Deputy
Marshal at WtxaceH
Major Re-anmont appointed Mr
Campbell last week with the expec
tation that he would be sworn in
and assume the duties of hi? office
on October 1. bnt owing to the poor
mail service between Wranjreli and
tbe Territorial Capital the appoint
ment was not received until >a«t
nifcbt.
The appointment of Mr. Campbell
has the sanction of the best people
of this community—those who be
lieve in the enforcement of the la*
If all the deputies appointed by
Marshal Beaumont are men of the
raliber of H. IV Campbell there will
be no question that there will be
better enforcement jt the law in tbe
future throuithout the Flint Divi
sion —Wranpell Sentinel
IMVJWJKWY T tRllT
VATVVDET) TO FKRKI UtY 1
Washington. Oct IS—The House
passed the bill which extei'd* the
operations of the emergency tariff
law until Feb !*• of nex* 'ear
Why use
butter
in cake?
It «oom> n useless expense. when von can just add a little
salt a teaspoonful for every cupful of Cr.-cv and make the
mo>t delicious, delicate, tender cakes with the same flavor as
if butter were used—and at a fraction <;?" i>uiicr cost.
Cakes enriched with Crisco are a delight in even- way.
They arc fine-grained, li^ht and fluffy, and stay fresh and
moist unu>nally lone. White cakes, esjxviallv, are snowy
marvels that area real tribute to CriscoV whitenessand purity.
No cookin_ fat could l>e daintier or more wholesome than
( rwco. It i- just pure, refined vegetable oil. solidified by the
spot ial Crisco process. There is nothii:_ else like it.
It U rich—gtx^s further in everything. It is odorless—and
stay- >o until used, without even l>eing kept on ice.
Try it -ee how much better it is for every kind of cooking—
frying, biscuits, short-breads, and tender, flaky pie-crust.
(RISCO
far fjyinc-Far S.bo.-*e.i±sj
for Cake Making
Try C.risco in this Recipe for
Apple Sauce Fruit Cake
M *r»K Withoit Bittf.r, Ecgs. or Mils
1 cupful brown sugar
1' rupfuls apple saui-c*
i>. rupfuls flour
' .■ cupful ("risoo
1 111. raisins
I tenspoonful pow.imsi i-lorts
1 t r» spooaflll pKwdCTPd <-;nnamaa
1 tca<poonful prated nutiwg
i toaspoonfi.K :«Winc sooa
1 • teaspoonful salt
8 tahlespoonfuls vinegar
Crcnm Cr:><-o and *urar thoroughly tocctlier. add apple sauce. flour, raisin*, spiers. aaJt,
and ^nin m > *d with vinepr Mix and pouY into crease*! ami floured cake Un and bake in
moderate oven one and a half hours. Sufficient for one cake.
"Apple sauce may be made from dried apples.
Got Criscofrom your grocer in this sani
tary. wrapped can. It never is sold in
bulk. Sizes, one jx>und, net weight, and
larger.
How do you measure flour for cake?
h-am the correct way, and all the other little knacks
< " snaking perfect rakes, from tbe big Crisco otoktiook
' V ( :<lendar of I>inners," in which Marion Harris
Neil, formerly cookery editor of The ladies II,me
Joun j/t gives th»- cooking knowledge that made her
famous- Tells how to judge meats, fish, fowl, game
ami \ eatables; what to do and what not to do in bik
ing. broiling, roasting and frying all kinds of food.
giv*-> 615 exclusive. useful rrcipes and $65 dinner cirnu
—om- for every day in the year. <31 pages. Illus
trate!. Cloth hound. Send* us 10 cents in stamp*,
ami a Crisco label t»>day. and we'll mail you one copy,
postpaid. Only one copy to an address, as each copy
costs us >everal times 10 cents.) Write to Olsen &
Mehcrm. Alaska Distributors, Juneau.
Olsen & Meherin
Juneau, Alaska
Please send me "A Calendar of Dinners
1 enclose 10c and a Crisco label.
Name
Add ress
rratenuri CVrdrr ol
Maprt; A«*S N<v It
I r«ir>m*l Ordw ot
Kjigk*. mm tt»» firm
MKl third »»«ht «h «■«>
month at their hall on Fifth Ai»
«g«. VtsttlfiC hro«h«"r* cordially
vhrd to aurori.
C. H ROT.KRS. U P.
J. M. C.rteabach. 8ec>.
PlBwrrn of Alaska. Ijtno No. 12.
ib»t< h A. R Hall flr«t Mo»il«y in
nwy mrmxh at 8:80 p. m.
Vt«fiinc brother* cortftally *»t
dof, J. C. i'HhU'S, Sfc'f.
Niuttni Ch«j*w So. »,
O. K. S-. mwu la Ma
•rak hall, Brrt aad
Uilrfl TY4<lay, of f»rfi
month. at 8 o'rlork. Via
ItinK mcmbm Wflt oroc.
Ctiarrie Mart* Spark*.
Worthy Matroa.
Vlrctnii Suffwonl, Sccmarj.
Take Grove's I.AXTTTTT HROMO
QTIM\'K '.ablets The frenuice bears
the sipiatore of E. «V. Gro»*. Swc.
To t^n* » Com tn One n»j
NOTICE
When yon want anything moved
Trunk*. Raepace or anythfns else.
Call qf the John Williams. 1" S
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for sale
1TOTFESSI0XAL CARDS
W. R. STOCT
Attar a«y at Law
Prurtioa ta all nwrW
la Territory of Alaaka
HAIMS8 A1.A8AA
DR. L.R. KELLER
DhUM
Mo* Modern Mrfhoate
Hour*: P-iS a. B—14 p. n..
Alaskan HuH.lfng Rnr«<lwa>
SK U. W AT IUM
SKAGWATT9
PRATKRXA1. ORI)KR«
Tamp Sl*c"T Ko. 1.
iTMWta ei«-J ■rcoi«i «jh1
fourth Tvandur •*«•!»«
at •'dork. Vlall
»ng farafbei* aor-dully wrirwrMk.
J. M. RWIfr, U R. Mt«r,
Ardlc IWr>r3«<r> Arrti CbW.
B. P. O. ELES,
Lndn >i«. 4411, IV.
r. O. Elk*. nw»f« pttij
Purwlnj »i * r ra
VUittaf brother* cor
•tidily wclrrjm*.
J. C. WOOD. K H.
r. 3. VAfDKffALU Becmarj.
F A I V
JOHJt jr. HA.MBI, W. M
T. J. Standteh. SwrWar
it A. M. S*. Jia, mmi 2»l
..Rochester Hotel..
[A. Ryutogi. Prop|
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. D AWSON. Y.T
Seven Pa ssenper McLsnptilro Bmck far Service
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIM. TABIF VO. 4* * , ^
Vn. I. \. TUmml N«. 2. d. Bonn'!
IM <!•» In Him.
S.30 am SKACTAV Arrive* 3 35 p in
10 45 a TO. " WHTTK PASS Leave* I 05 p i»
IS SO p to nFVYETT IS 45 P m
S 00 r ni. CARCROSS ~ 10 55 a m
4 S5 p m Arrive* WHITKHORSK " f Jt a m
Paasetgerf must he at the depot In tiro* to hav# Racrnre in
spected. ar<5 checked Inspect >n i« mopped thirty mlnaiM befor®
lcivinp time cf trains.
150 pounds of Baptrare will be checked free *rit.i each foil far*
ticket, and T5 poacdf with each half far# ticket.
\m* i.eao msdivKRin
ItV PT VRMKt \\
The ptarmigan, that snowv haK
;tue of timber-line and craeiry peak
has always been considered hf
prospectors' friend. just hs i>:p f><
cupine and Wilson jrroUM ni
h«n. are protected by a* iti -
localities for the prospectors ho-r
fit Hitherto the ptarmiesn hat
been admired by the prospectoi*
solely for its beauty. audactl-. and
culinary qualities
mijran around the head of Fish crctk
to assist the prospector in even a
more substantial manner thai hy
supplying the delectable piece il're
slalaooe for his mulligan stc* 1 be
pretty bird is somewhat of a pros
pector himself—as mach so a« :be
run-away bttrro thai discovered the
outcrop of the Bunker Hill and Sul
liran In the C<rur d'Alene*. a vara
which has been told with relish by
thousands of "Normads of the
Hills" thruout the west
Pat Benson and Rov Priest were
prospecting on the Mammoth group
at the head of fish creek and just
across the boundary line from the
Bavview. Five ptarmigan flew up
and Pat and Roy took afte; tbetn
with chunks of tbe country forrrs
Oon The birds, when overtaken
and knocked down were picking
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
I -nvr-« >iK U tit)
TVKSIMY at II P. M.
for
JUNEAU
Connecting with
\nn STKAMKRS
WITH HOC VP
Ijpam
Jl \K%r "«1 THlTf?<if»ArS
fnr
TENTKEK *ND
siTh * hot «rn»«;s
Sw> KKI.l-KR KR< »S. for
lnfnrmmti*. TWiit" mi)
IVclgtit FUlr*
around or the hrlRht outcrop of *
brail-ne* lead o! pslona, eorfar*
samplf* of whlrh inav |S& In Itold
and Kflw.
After phowlne the born ihi» new
lead thrv went to their ultimate dee
tinition. tbe mnllipan pot —Ryder
Miser.