The Pinta Bay ,MlnitiK Co. has
filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of Alaska. showing a
capitali ration of $1,000,000 ul a par
value of a dollar a share. Half of
I 'it* shares aro to be used for con
vex.mce for payment of certain lode
mil'.' •: claims at I'lnia bay. 20 miles
north of t'hichasolf postolflce ami
three miles from Portloek harlior.
Tt • . I.i.ms are named Golden Cop
p*»r Nittt. 1. 2. •*». 4, 5, *».
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\ promts:tip silver prosjiect has
l»s ■ located in the Klotassin district
of the \ nkon territory. H lies on
titld ■ f-r.-.-K. a tributary of nip creek,
v .«» into the Klotassin river.
si:i is a tributary of Don
j.-ti w : c!i enters the White river.
« li iii turn, joins the Yukon S»
• -oir > of t taw .son. The property
lies aiioul L"» miles east of Isaac
•.• i k I I'ulit's. on the Yukon, and is.
About IJ claims have been located
in t e \icinity of the strike by Dun
can .Y-i'iie and assoc ales. Mr. i
" . hie and several friends staked
ti>.> r-.' elaivis of the wroup there:
vf tr. and lie ..sid others have
>i i>n tie ground this summer. .
Mr. Michip INidorick Priswr, Alcv
Cameron ami two or Ihree others
returned from the locality to Daw
ion several days ago, and bring en
couraging reports or the proposition.
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.\fl«'r l.aving driven the tunnel in
to tht< mountsi uSide for a distance
of 250 feet the main ore body has
been struck on the prop, rty of thr
Alusl.a-Dano Mines IV at Punter'
bay. according to r> ;*orts made to
president of i • tvinpan.v. and in
charge of the devi-lupmpnt work
The ore. according to the report.]
is of higit prude with free gold being
visible to the naked eye and con
taining high values in other miner
is the culmination ,
going on qnietb for son:e tune l~ist
:o'd tn high
the tnnae"
der bond by tho Treadwell tnteresta
in tho Mayo district is Indicated by
the shipment of several tons of pow
der, a considerable quantity of fuse
and caps.
The Treadwell company has sev
eral claims under bond in tho silver
lead district near Mojo, the negotia
tions Tor the bonding of which was
completed by Livingstone Wernecke,
geologist for the company, several
weeks ago. The powder and fuse will
be used for prospecting and develop
ment work with the idea of getting
enough of the ore broken so that
shipments can be made to a smelter
for a thorough test.
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By organizing the Portland Canal
Mining Congress, mining men of
the Hyder district have taken the
first slep toward concerted effort in
bringing the mineral resources :
that district to the attention of th<
mining world Called primarily for
the purpose of arranging to send an
exhibit to the mining congress in
Chicago; the meeting was so < ell nt
tended nnd there was so much ct>
I'tii organisation resulted.
tlreat interest has been ar.msed at
phenomenal ore shoot on the Fish
.'reek Mining Co.'s property near
:':e head of Skooktim creek, which
is the north fork of Vish creek
»ew find and oltl timers who have
been in the camp since it first al
tractcd the attention of prospector*
agree that the Premier never had
anything near as good a surface
showing. Thia, in view of the f*<n
that the Premier is today the largest
producer of both g*>ld and silver
of any mine jln Canada, compel* the
mmt conservative to admit that the
Msh creek group will he the next M*
producer, and It is within the hound*
of reason to believe that the Ameri
can mine will be a worthy ;1val of
it* Canadian neighbor, which 1*
across the hill almost within rifle
shot.
Kampart ha* suffered In a mining
way from lack of water this sum
mer. Tlie rainfall has been so slight
thai sluicing has hern practically im
possible and mining has been at a
standstill. A. Ott. operating on the
lower part of Hunker creek. Is said
to have been the only one making a
i eannp this season.
KAMA' OKVKLOPMKNT
of rn,p inovstry
Sealtle. Sept. 21.—There will be
an early development of the pulp
industry in the vicinity of Wran
jcelK according to J. Pritchett.
; ; nWisher of the \Yrange 11 SentlnoJ.
who is in Seattle. Jerry Galvin re
turned to W ran gel! last monlh af
'rt»r interesting Reastern capital in
t!ie Mill Creek Virginian lake pro
ject. where there can be ample wa
ter power developed for a 201* ton
paper mill project.
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the white
naphtha soap
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scrubbing floors
TIIIXlv how much time and labor you spend in
wa>hing and cleaning. You can save ranch of
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and you will soon use it all over the house. You will
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walls and woodwork, windows and floors. Try it in
the wash-tub— -iv how quickly clothes come dazzling
white without hard rubbing and without boiling.
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and washes fa.-trr and better than ordinary soap be
cause it combines all the good qualities of naphtha soap
and high grade white laundry soap. It contains wilhin
itself the dirt-moving energy which your own hands
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You'll say its help is like having an extra pair of hands.
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But the best features of both, combined.
Muile l>v the manufacturers of Ivory Snap and Ivory Soap Flakes.
There is a Procter & GauiMe product for every cleansing problem.
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Alaska Ihxtribut&ri
Juneau
P aiid G The White Naphtha Soap
TYttrnuri Order of
Sk airway Aert*. Ko. Jm,
Iratfrtixl Ontcr <tf
Ragkw, mwt tli« drw
and irurtl m*"' "• -«>'■
month at their hall on Fifth iii>
nne. Vlsitin|t brother* cordially in
vited to attend.
C. H. R«MS ff. I*.
J. M. (iriwlwrh, Sec'y.
Pioneer* or Alaska. Igloo Xo. 12,
meet in A. R. Hall first Momiay fa
every month at *:SP p. m.
Visiting brothers cordially wel
come. J. O. PHFI/PS, Sec'y.
Xaoml Chapter'Xo. ft.
O, K. fi.. meets In Ma
; sonic hall, first and
tblnl Friday, of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Vis
iting members welcome.
Oharrie Marie Spark*,
Worthy Matron.
Virginia SulTcoool, Secretary.
Take Grove'* I. A Ml IVE BROMO
V?nX1XE tablets. T! p ger.\
the signatnre of E.jW. Grove. 30c
To Core a CotO In One Hay
XOTICK
When yon want anything
Trunks. Raggage or anytbv
Call up the John William0.
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for ^
HUUUTlj
carim ri
PROFESSIONAL
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W. B. 8TOCT
A t ( « r n t j ■ t Li»
rrnrtld In »U court•
In Territory of
n \1\KS — AI.A8KA
DR. L S. KELLER
DotM
Mont Modcrw Mrthodf
Offirp Hour*: IMS ». m.—1-0 p. HI.
AlnCm UnllfUnR Bro«l»«>
SKAGWAY ALASKA
Camp Ho» ' •
mwtc •rvrj •wwid »i»<1
fourth Tnwili; »r»nlnB
at 8: SO o'clock. Vtell
• tic hrothrrt aordlaTly wrlcoro*.
J. M. KoHor, U (L K«41»r.
Arctic K^copflw. Arctl« Ohlef.
R. T. O. KT.Kft. Pk air
way Ixxl(f«, So, 4*1, H.
P. O. Elko, flr«l
nn<i third ITiorwUj-*
Pr.'Wt p. B).
VUltlng brother* cor
J. G. WOOD. E. R.
r. J. VANDEWJUJ* Saemarj.
F. A A. M.
' Whita Pan Ixtdfft T. * A.
tj'A A. M. No. lis, mrntt 2»,t
(, nnd «<h Saturday aranlas*
of «rh month nt 'I o'clock.
Visiting Brathraa ara wiM
ran*.
JOHN X. HANSEN. W. *1.
J, SfAiidiah, SwrpKary
Home Wade Candy Shop
Carom*. V. T.
GLADYS SIMMONS. Propriety
Lu.tud., 71 EV*tj—. *'«*»<<• 2190 F.»«
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi. Prop
All Modem Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. D AWSON. Y.T
Seven-Passenger MrLaaghUn-Boick Car Service
Attention
Tourists....
WHEX IX W IHTI HORSK
c°,oCITY CAFE For
GOOD EA TS
l.t'MHES. SHORT ORDERS, A\I1 FO.L MEAKS SERVED
George Yashida. Proprietor
ALSO >1 \«.KR OF THE
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
CAR CROSS, Y. T.
JUST A REMINDER WE 1>0 FIRST CLASS PRINTING
White Fass & Yukon Route
llMK TABLE NO. 4:
Pallv except Sunday
\o
X. Round
l!>t Ow>.
9 30 m. leaves
11:55 a. m.
1:20 p. m.
S:0B p. m. "
E :2S p. in. Arrives
SKACHVAV
WHTTK PASS
RKVXKTT
CARCROSS
« HITEHOnSt,
Passengers most be »t the depot in tme to have Burgsr* In
spected. and checked Inspection is Mopped thlr f minutes before
leaving time ot trains.
150 peunds of Bagpipe *111 be checked free «iLi each foil far*
ticket, and ?5 poacds with each half fare ticket.
No. a 8. Bowil
tst.Oa**
Arrives 4 SO p. tn.
I.-eaves S O# p.m.
1:45 p. m.
" 11:80 a. m.
" » SO a. m.