.1 ?ill.
PERSONAL MENTION!
F. J. de Gruyter, formerly of Skag
way, has gone to Ka'.ella, which will be
the coast terminus of^the Guggenheim
railroad that is being built to the Cop
per river country. Mrs. de Gruyter ar
rived at Skagway on the HumboldtTJ
Mis* Stella Jones left on the Hum
boldt this moraine for Juneau where
she will be the gueat of her relatives.
J. M. Button, one of Sk&g way's lead
ing business men in the early days,
arrived on the Humboldt on his way to
Dawson. He is at the Golden North
hotei.
K M. Morgan, the West Arm mining
man. and his sons, who have been
at the Golden North (for several days,
ieft on the tnin today.
* ? ? v
L.ouis McGrath has accpted a
poeitlotf with P. i;. Kern, the jeweler,
having signet! aqontraot for a year.
B. M. Bebrands arrived from Juneau
on the Humboldt this morning and is
at the Fifth Avenue hotei.
Mrs. K. A. Murphy is iil at her home
of grippe. She is reported to be oeter
today thin for several days past.
Mrs. Ida Creese and her son, Eugene
Smith, left on the Humboldt for the |
South.
Mrs Charles T. Moore is confined toi
her home with la grippe.
DAILY INLAND
WfATtltR REPORT
The report of weather conditions at
; o'clock this morning at points on the
line of the White 1'ass ami in the Yukon
v?ilev follows:
Glacier? Clear, ca'm, 8 below.
White Pass? Clear, north' wind 22
below.
Fraaer? Clear. calm. 12 below.
Log Cabin? Clear, calm, 16 below, r
Bennett? Clear, calm. 1?> below. |
Pennington? Clear, calm, 21 below, j
Caribou? Clear, calm. 4 below.
Whlteborse ? cloud*, north wind,
:t? below.
Atlin ? Clear, calm. 22 below.
Tagish? Clear, calm, 12 below.
Lower Labarge ? Clear, calm, 20
helow.
Hootalinqua? Clear, calm, 20 below.
Big Salmon Clear, calm, 20 below.
Yukon Crossing? Clear, calm. 20
below.
Selkirk? Ciear. calm. 20 below.
Coffee Creek? Clear, calm, 24 below.
Ste*?rt- Cloudy, north wind, 26 be-]
low,
Ogilyie ? Cloudy, north wind. 36 be
low.
Dawson- Clear, calm, 32 below.
Fortymile ? C.ear. calm, i0 below. J
Oage Millinery t >pening Thursday
^lareh 28th at Harrison's i
fornliliMl Roams For Ront
1 have some good furnished rooms for |
rent and would be plesised to have some i
of my old patroDS. or new ones.
Mrs A. I. Carlson. Sixth aye and j
Broadway 3-14-1-mOi
Your new Eas'er gown should be j
made of "Suesine Siln." Harrisons ,
hare it.
Notio* of Stockholder* M?tla(
' *
Office of the Engineer Mining Co.
To the stockholder of the Engineer
Mining Company:
Take notice that tne annual meeting
of the stockholders of The Engineer
Mining Company will be held at the
office of the company, :n the Town of
Skagwav, District of Alaska on Thurs
day the 25th of April 190;. at 10 o'clock
x m. for the purpose of eiec: ing a board
of directors and ror the transaction of [
such other business a- may properly,
come before the mee'iog The stock
transfer book of the company will be i
closed oo Saturday the 20th day of |
April, lyOT at 5 o'clock p. m. and will j
remain closed until Fiiday April 26th,
lyOT at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of the Board of Directors,
Edwin Browne. Secretary.
Dated March 24. 1907. _ 3-25-lm 1
That
IRicM
Flavor
ANO fine aroma
SO PLfcASlNG ro THE SENSES IS FOUND IN
WHITE.
HOUSE
COFFEE
DW1NELL- WRIGHT Cft
PRINCIPAL COFFEf ROASTERS
? BOSTON
WESTERN DEPARTMENT
CH ICAGO.
- Due to Arrive?
Hie Celebrated
White House
toffee
Direct Irom Roasters
BEGIN If
Thaw Luuaey Commission
Taxing Testimony
! Speeia. Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
j New York. March 28- The Thaw
lunacy commission has begun taking
I testimony. The prisoner submitted to
the experts for the examination" which
he refused to submit to whtn he was
requested before.
j The comission will render its verdict
! Monday. If it is to the efTect that Taw
is insane he will be committed to ?n
| insane asylum. If otherwise, the
! murder trial will be resuond.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimited
accomodations. .Steam heat and every
thing modern.
NOTICE
Tickets foi the raffle of my j
home will now be from 1 cent
to 3 dollars giving everybody
a chance to win a 3000-dollai
home for a few cents. Draw
ing to take place 011 the j
premises April 16th.
The private sale of furni
ture still goes on. Also
Rhode Island Red chickens. !
A. F. WILDT,
'Phone "t! |
Headquater ? for Mining and Commercial Men
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
fark frain %nkm
&Jjm SHEA & PATTEN. PROPS. 0/JIUS
Broadway and ?>th Avenue. Shi{fway . Alaska
? %
You are invited
to attend our
Millinery Opening
Friday, March 22
Be sure to come and see the prettiest
assortment of exclusive novelties
ever shown in Skagway
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
EVEME SISTERS
COMING HERE
On Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week the Evere:t sisters will ap
pear at E ks hall in this city with their,
big vaudeville company. They have
just completed a tour of the Western
country uufcr the management of W.
L Eckard. who arrived on the Hum
baldt this morning, and they have
evervwliere met with tremendous sue- j
cess.
Among the attractions which the i
people of Skagway will see that they i
not seen before will be Gaynell Everett,
the world's champaioa buck and wine
dancer: the "Gi-eat Le Man,'' the bov
wonder: Mile. N'elita, serpentine dan
j ccr: aud many other thing- : h at belong
| to this company alone.
Prof. Everett, wh i has just returned
| from Xew York, h^s secured the latest
| Ed:son production of motion pictures,
j The wardrobe used in this production
I was furnished by Xew York's most
| fashionable tai'ors and to see it is worth
| the admission pric?.
OOLPHN DIE
- (HIS EVENING
; The Dolphin will be due at Skawsy
tonight at 10 o'c'.oCk with a big passen
j ger list atid the mail. She will sail on
i the return trip at midnight.
Elk*' Mretlng
j There will be a regular meeting of
Skagway Lodge No. 431, Benevolent
I and Protective Order of Elks, at their
hall, Thursday, M arch 28, at S? p. m.
There will be an ejection of officers,
i All visiting Elks are invited to at
I tend.
M. S. Whittier,
Secretary.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
! Take LAXATIVE BRO.MO Quninie
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVEi'S signa
ture id on each byx.? 5c.
iViSn'uat;ati ii.tsc.
-Indians wlin accepted S- 4 from Gov
ernor Peter Minuit for Manhattan Is
lanil in 1020 did not make such a liad
bargain. for if they liad luvested that
sum of money at compound iuterest at
the prevailing rates since then their
heirs would now have ? 12.000.000.000.
K-eping Pacc With the Service.
INi t>. m (angrllyi ? 1'riiu me some
lunch KestannMit Waiter? But you've
already ordered a breakfast. sir'. Pa
tron -Yes. I>ut ii was breakfast time
then.
Courage!
If you. trot a job the first day you look
for it don't be discouraged. You may
lose it Saturday.? Atlanta Journal.
hs Usual.
Friend? You took your son into your
establishment some months ago tc
teach him the business. 1 understand.
Hon- did it turn out?- Business Man
(wearily)? Great success. He's teach
ins me now.? Chicago Journal.
A man is never so on trial as in tho
moment of excessive good fortune,?
Wallace. _>*
Educational.
Inquisitive Child (to nursemaid)? 1
say, Jane, what's the difference be
tween English meat and Australian;
Jane ? Why, o' course, Master Reg
gie, English mutton'* made o' shea;
?nd Orwtniliaii of 'orse. ? Pnnch,
WAR IS OKI
[Terrific lighting Is Waged
lii Honmaoia
(Special dispatch to the Daily Alakasn )
j Vienna, March 28? A terrific battle
\ was fought yesterday evening, last
I night and today between peasants and
thcsoldieis. Hundreds of the soldiers
l were killed. The fighting i? still in
progress at Bucharest.
I Several Roumanian towns are aflame.
New blank bcck stationary at Har
rison's.
DON'T FROG
Unless You've Got *>0 Cents
W. W. B0UGHT05
I DEALER IS
Cigars, Tobacco,
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED HOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
3. 01. mwton,
The Expert Piano
Tuner will remain in
Skagway
only a
few days
longer
Those desiring work
should leave their
( >rders at once to in
sure performance.
Leave your orders at
PULLEN HOUSE
BEGIN WORK
Constantino Triil In Full
SwiDg
i
1 J (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
| 8eattle, March 2k? The tr:?'.
WilliamConstantlne for ?boo'inj: ?.
tempting to kill h;s son-in-law. .T??"
Hall, last summer, is now fairly ni.de;
way. The jury was secured yesterday
afieroooo.
Jesse Hall, who is present at tht tri*:
tand bis wife, a laughter of Const ar.
tine, do not speak as they meet in the
i court room.
PRICI: LIST
Board of Trade Submits
Something Interrs^iusr
The BOARD CF TRADE, Skagway's
oldest bouse ondt r a con inuous man
agement (establiched Feb. .*?, 1899;. h??
J removed to the c rner of Fifth Avenne
and Broadway, wNere old patrons a->d
' new one* will be welcomed.
I Only first class j.-oods are carried n
, stock.
The following j rice list is ?ubm:tte :
Canadian Club, p? r quart fi 7
Seagram live wt ->key. per quart 1
I Burke's Irish wb key. per quart 1
Scotch, Jaine-on per qo?rt ... 1 7 ?
Scotch House of nmmorj.pr
Scotch Black l~sl er. per quart
Scot:h House of lx>rd?, p r <iuart 1
Scotch Lsgarul n. per quart.
Scotch Dewtr cial Liqueur, qt I 75
Bramiy, Wartell, per qu?rt J i'
Brandy, Hennessv, per qnart - -
Coats' Pbirouth Gin, per quart . 1 :
Gin, Old Tom, per quart 17'
Gordon's Dry Gin, per quart I
Burnette's Sloe Gin. per quart 1
Best Sweet Malaga Wine, per qt.
Best Port Wine, per quart
Best Sherry Wine. prr qu*rt .
Scotch, John Dewar fcxtra Special
Liqueur - On
Tbe famous Olympia Beer if kept <>
draught.
English b'liiard and pool tables
LEK GUTHRIE, Proprietor. J
IRWS M?tS
GOOD PIlOGRfSS
tr.ini trc rotkice
food progfs? tod?T. 7 he rr>*tr? i*
?1 r i i! ? ;h ii.rh !b?>?ccw which
has tb? rote! f. ?ri<iJ as fur corih
? nib .1. T* -? hoard trtia
wlli ? i- rh ?:? for the r?a!ry. ?od ?r
<1 acc *rm >
at tlie F ?;&
0 MS If SO. 82
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s li ard J?' <?r > ? ? *r?
?a';>lin *tr. p- t.f* . at: I
j ?nb?Uric. or . . .
poi-orfr s. wi *!i .} bai r/
! "Poi- w" or
pi'Ci' , Ic *fcic!i
'? thereof written o pru>*?<t n1
at: <f f ?il i" tae p) .? . Hjt.
; (Xmtair.iLtf the *? n*. *h?'l
v!ctio> tb< rtof I -'are the
M irf?ir?'p be at* ted jtui ty
dent r?-r ?-''?? ii; '?? f.c- Mt (w
t no F v- LViiUr* $."><?' n r HW? ?r?
IVen' Five IW'vi ($?*?, .00'.
j SKCTIOX, 2 ? Nop"-r?.io ?hiil i or
j ffivo ?nj JO'KOO. or p. -w>. ;i< *c!>.-?r e,
i -itbout rpmrdtrg *o * book, 'o be ifpt
? for ih >t parjo??\ be naw? of tti* per
' ?mj nrc?it:ng ?ai<3 po hit or her
! r. vMcnce. ex.- p! -e upoo th* wr.itoa
' order Of prwcr'p' OS of ? ?e
. .iu. borltrd practi. int phy.?(ei?r <*'?
I nam>- n??rt b>- a: aehrtl to ?u-h orri?r.
? -
I' typction.
Section .1 -N't |?-?nu . frt
> arf any poison or p i atr-M
-uh lan ? tb* onlrr '>r fr ??
* f
to th' p* or p > r<-? I cr," >?
sacb !?? 4u?H)? <n ?'acc*. a SaVi w th
t!;e uam* * <i rr+ <i-nc? of rr?t
aoJ the word " po mkj" *11 pri ilfd p
o" it trilb r*<! mt, toe -ther -*Hb 'ha
r?roo of "licb pfrwn written o? printed
tbtre<>n o p.aia ?a iecib'e c a-.?:$*r?.
^?tioa4 -Aryper?oo irtr.afirg ?-J
of lh? prt?vi?io^? of thUnrd r.inc* ?ft tU,
upon onrctioo thereof befofr
p* Mm? r?t", !?? dwnul c.ii'.t ?y a
n i i)i-;or*oo-. *c-l br p-iniah?tJ by
? (in* not tiffHiff twenty ft Miin
'>25.00;
Thi? ordln?ne,> ?ball b? io fare* aoH
rffrex fron ?od aftrf to pw>i ge.
M^rcti 5. I:*>T.
^pprortil March S. 1WT
K. J. SHAW,
P- ?:dfnt of th? I'ooncfl.
M ATTHEVT BRtlKiR.
TELEPHOXK 59 <T>R. THTPO >VK * WW* ? 1'W
Family Trade a Specialty
Olympia , A. !>? ( '? ftnii /> ' ?> t ] -?
Che fiorswlw
W. L. SPEER- Proprietor
Finest Imported ami J> ^tocl < 1
Wi;ies, Liquors and Cigars
SKAGWAT, Ai.. I KA |