A. Van Mavern. West Coast Qroc
ry Co. Distributor here, is making
the round trip to Sitka before leav
ing on the same ship for Ketchi
kan.
GOLD WORKINGS
IN CIRCLE AREA
HAVE GOOD YEAR
According to Roland Gallagher,
■tho arrived in Juneau yesterday on
'he P.A.A. Electra from Fairbanks,
with Tony Lindstrom of the Dead
wcod Mining Co., at Circle. Alaska,
mining operations in that district
have been quite profitable during
the past season.
Mr. Gallagher reports that not
only their operation, but those on
other creeXs in the surrounding
country, have paid out well for the
summer’s operation.
Plans are now being made to in
stall dredging equipment at the
company workings on Deadwood
Creek in time for next season’s min
ing, Mr. Gallagher said. Both Mr.
Gallagher and Mr. Lindstiajjn will
sail for the States on the Yukon
this evening, to return early next
spring.
David Hume, the Scottish histor
ian and philosopher, was born in
1711 in Edinburgh.
Today's News Today—Empire.
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ALBERT F. ZIFF
DIES IN SOUTH
Former Well known Alas
kan Transportation Man
Passes Away in Frisco
Albert F. Zipf, Vice-President and
General Manager of the Williams
Steamship Corporation and San
Francisco District Manager of the
American Hawaiian Steamship
Company, former well known Al
askan, died in San Francisco on
the night of October 8, according
to advices received in the mail to
day by The Empire from the Amer
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