Frenchmen Complete Hazelton to Telegraph Creek Trek in 22 Days
Messrs Maluin and Malassigne, two Frenchmen, walked from Hazelton to Telegraph Creek with packs on their backs in 22 days covering about 425 miles. They spoke with 34 outfits on the trail, reported a trail in poor condition, and noted the route varies from maps. They encountered relief parties carrying food and warned against unfounded trail hype while highlighting limited ore prospects and growing Yukon gold interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenora
Hazelton Trail
Messrs
Maluin
Malassigne
Hazelton
Telegraph Creek
Kispyox
Naas River
Malain
The Majestic Stikine Americans Side Discovery
A valuable vein of gold bearing quartz was found about fourteen miles up the Stikine River on the American side. Claims have been taken by owners who believe the property is valuable. The discoverer, who claimed first discovery and choice, spoke to a Newsman in the city last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Yukon
Wrangel News
Stikine River
Boundary Line
Man Injures Himself After Cliff Fall Near Canyon
While prospecting near the canyon, Connor fell forty feet off a cliff as he neared the edge. He clutched bushes in vain and was left injured. Strickland and Barlee returned with help to transport him to Glenora for treatment. Clearihue's pack train completed its fourth Teslin trip of the season.
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Strickland
Barlee
Connor
Messrs
Glenora
Clearihue
Teslin
Man Drowns After Mistaken Rope Tangle at Stikine Rapids
John Brown 38 or 40, a Telegraph resident employed by J F Callbreath in Glenora, drowned Monday afternoon at rapids near McKenzie Mann Co's warehouse. He had been towing gear from a recent drowning victim, and pulled the wrong rope in the swift current, causing his boat to capsize while attempting to reach shore. Local police officials had been aboard his return trip, and his body was not recovered.
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Graph
J. F. Callbreath
Stikine River
Cattle Herd Moves From Ashcroft Trail to Teslin and Selkirk Route
Messrs. Boswell and Kendall arrived from the Ashcroft trail with a small herd. They plan to drive cattle to Teslin for butchering and then float them down on rafts toward Selkirk and Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Boswell & Kendall
Ashcrof Trail
Teslin
Selkirk
Dawson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prenchmen
Stikine
Mr. Connor
Stikine Lumber CO
P. O
Telegraph Creek, B. C
Callbreath, Cook & Co
General Merchants
Teslin Lake
Dease Creek
McDame
John Brown
Near McKenzie & Mann’s
Tele
Rapids
McKenzie
Mann & Co
Mr. Brown
Mr. Stephenson
O’brien
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