Alaska Coal for People of the U S by Summer of 1916
See. F. K. Lane with Uncle Sam's new Alaskans do not live in igloos or bungalo ws. They boast furnaces kitchen ranges and piano aran hit tn abatamichua e o Bayer jr.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
2
See. F. K. Lane with Uncle Sam's new Alaskans do not live in igloos or bungalo ws. They boast furnaces kitchen ranges and piano aran hit tn abatamichua e o Bayer jr.
In Washington June 26 Secretary Franklin K. Lane asserts Alaska coal fields ready for leasing by 1916 with surveys complete by then. Government aims to open lands for leases, expedite field work, and permit coal shipments to Pacific cities if feasible. Lane emphasizes federal guidance, private-like development, and transportation as key to Alaska’s growth and coal output.
Alaska hosts budding fox farming with Andrew Grosvold controlling six islands and 700 to 800 foxes. Government leases islands for fox farms, aiming to lower prices and extend terms. Seward reports modern homes, mild costs, and a booming railroad terminal as Alaska grows.
Fairbanks, June 7. From Bear creek summit to Discovery and beyond Fairbanks creek lies torn and gutted by past mining blasts. Discovery has produced nearly a million and a half, while 3 above staked by Pat Meehan yielded over a million. Up the creek head, a small new quartz section shows promise as multiple plants bustle with activity. Ruby City, opposite the Yukon, serves as trading center for the growing mining district to the south.
The Edith G. launch, believed wrecked in a southeast gale, was miraculously spared when driven ashore far up the Tatshenshini river and beached rather than broken on rocks. Tug Columbia and gas boat Wilhelmina reported sighting the vessel fighting the gale before port entry.
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