Show WfflNFRUMVSSELS Unique Spectacle May Soon I be Seen at Cape Nome r SEEKING GOLD IN THE SE T I Deposits Believed to Bun Out B F I ncath tho Waters of tho Alaskan Coast Beyond the ThrcoMile Limit Gov Bradley Talks of the Heeds of tlie Country LTW Courts Ncces sary lo Protect the People of tho Country Adequate Land Lav JVb solutoly Needed J I Now York April 23 Gov John G Brady of Alaska Is In this city For some daia he has been in Washington In the Interests of the Alaskan bill which he hopes Congress will pass this session lie will return to Washington today In the course of a conversation with him at the FIflh Avenue hotel last nigh Cloy Brady said From present appearances time din cover yof gold In the Cape Nome dls frict promises to be one of tIme most Jmporlant finds In Alaska At first people wero skeptical of the report that gold existed in that district In paying quantities but results have proved that ihere were no grounds for doubts At iho end of the season the value of the gold produced was 522oO000 one million having been taken from time beach and time remainder from the gulches TIme finding of gold upon a sea beach l Is something new in gold mining auth l the question Is now as lo the extei slvoness of thc field ft Is believed that I the deposits run oul beneath the water posslRly even beyond time tine > mile limit so that It may come about I thai before long we shall see the unique spectacle of gold being minc I from steamships Thc latest news thai has come out Is thai time Tundra tlin lower ground between time salt water and time mountains lo goldbearing and frufllclently rich to pay handsome rc > turns But the main thing that is Uating us just now Is thai we want Congress to do something for Alaska ll is Impossible Im-possible for us to get along wllhoul law courts for one thing It is unfair lu expect Gen Randall with a L few troops lo keep In order the 25000 or CaOOo jw > o pic who arc expected tu go to Alaska lurlng the coming season The bIll which is now before the Senate woull give us much needed relief from the nnsallsfaclory state uf things which we I now have to contend wllh It 1 wnuM give us a civil code three full District Dis-trict courts with cornpelcnl Jurisdiction over all persons and maritime and mining min-ing questions Tf Congress should fall lo give UM these laws and these courts Jt would be a calamity because fully 25000 people are reported to be 1 already booked for Aliiska by the transports Una companies when time season opn Aluf ka has been kept In the background ail these years and something should hi done for Jt now because the more Ite know of Jt the more the valuable lo the country Jl becomes We wish lo organize Alaska Into a Territory but it is impossible for un lo do so until Congress gives us adequate land laws We already have mlnLjs laws and there is no trouble about getting get-ting title to a mine but you cannot gH title fur a homo aiid therefore those vvho wish to make their homes in Alaska Alas-ka have no Incentive to settle there because they cannot obtain a title to their land |