THE DAILY "1HW ALASKAN
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L |NoT300 VOL. nil. 3KAGWAY, AU8KA. MONDAY JANUARY .22 1906
PRICE 10 CENfS
m WEATHER CONDIflONS
I Off WORSE
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Gold Remains Extreme at ESkagway aiid|
\ Wind JVelocity Increases? Interior Tern
J perature Continues Downward
?
v .*There has been co abatement in the
, cod weather which is sweeping the
north country. In fact it Is worse to
day than it was Saturday. There has
been no change in the temperature at
If Slcagway, but fbe wind has increased
:n velocity and' the long-continued ex
tfarae low tempe rature is beginning to
have eff?ct on'the water service pipts
and healing plants in the city. It is
oe!der 1 ? the interior than ever.
The lowes? temperature the last 24
hours, nuehed this morning, was 21 de
grees bS v zero, according to the rec- >
ord at the United States weather bu
I reau. At some o f the exposed points
in the town it has dropped to 2" below.
I At Moor? wharf it touched bottom ye?
! terday, being 19 belo^.
The record for cold weather was
made in the north this morning at
Tantalus when it reached SO be ow
zero. It was 78 be'.ow at Seltcir* and
Yukon Cross ing. I& was TO below at
Dawson, a gain of two degrees, and 63
below at Whitehorsa, four degrees
worse.
It has modified at Juneau, where it
was six oelow this morniag. ani at
Haines, where it was seven below.
The co!d weather has not interfere..
HARRISONS'
Until Tcbruary i
Jill Ulooien lUaists
1 3 j' Discount
many Styles and
sizes to select front
Store Open Evenings 'Phone No- 55
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Watch David and His Sling Shot
THE FIRST OF THE NEW YEAR
Oysters, 10 cents per can; 1 1 cans for $1.00
Pioe Apple. 10 cents per can; 11 cans /or $1.00
Cora on Cob, SO cents per can
Jam, 2 cans for 25 cents
Fresh laid Esfgs. the world's finest, pat op in 1 dozen cartoons
Fresh Hazelwood Butter
Independent Grocery W.J.Bledsoe
Collegian Fashions ?
Have won a very
. strong position in
the world of good
clothes, and it is on'y
reasonable to believe
j that we- as
.[ ?xclasioc Dealers
J in them- will not al
^ low the reputation
I we have gained to
i diminish in the sligh
ts test degree
| For this season we
f have put in to our
I suite a certain char*
(actcr, which, while
f 3t extreme, possess
a decided elegance
that will attract any
man who cares for
good style
COPrsiGMT 1505
DAViOADlERI SONS
cloth ?woca
mimaukcl
f fi. Clayson 4 g?.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
SD FCENtHH
GOODS HOUSE IN ALL OF ALASKA
LACKST CLOTHING AND FCENIBING Tom band Brcdwav
END Of BRADY IS NEAR
If Alaskan governor s resignation shall
not be received very soon it will be
asked for? Report says he refused to
talk to Investigator Churchill
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Jan. 22 ? The incumbency of Gov. Brady, of Alaska, will not last
much longer. If hi? resignation shall not be received soon it will be requested.
The friends of Gov. Brady are showing a letter received by a Washington friend
from him wherein he says be will resign providing the report of F. C. Churchill, the
special examiner, does not attack his character, otherwise that he will fight bitterly. It
is known that the report does not attack his character. It says he refused to be investi
gated or to answer questions.
A number of senators called on the president today to urge the appointment of Col.
Perkius to succeed Gov. Brady.
THINK HE WILL BE FIRED
Washington, Jan. 22? The belief is growing here that Gov. Brady will refuse to
resign and that he will be removed from office by the president.
PROTESTS AGAINST PERKINS
Seattle, Jan. 22 ? 5lany wires are b>iing sent to Washington daily, protesting against
the appointment of Col. W. T. Perkins for Governor. It is charged that he is being sup
ported by the large corporations. The senders of these dispatches favor the appointment
of Lieut. Hoggatt, of Juneau. Telegrams are also being sent to Dick Ryan, one of the del
egates from the Seattle convention, urgingthat he be not mixed up in the gubernatorial
fight or support Col. Perkius. It is urged upon him that undue activity in this matter
might hurt his influence over proposed legislation.
JOHANS ON SEES SENATOR NELSON
Washington, Jan. 22? Carl M. Johansen, of Fairbanks, and Senatot Nelson again
conferred with President Iioosevelt Saturday. It is believed the conference had to do
with the appointment of Judge Wickersham, whose friends are working hard among sena
tors, securing promises of votes for confirmation.
OPPOSE IT
Se-.ttlp Promote Dj Nut
Like L c^y Bill
(Special Dispatch to Dully Alaskan.]
Seattle, Jan 22 ? Alaskans who are
In this oity are preparing a petition for
signatures to be sent to Washington
protesting against the passage of the
Lacey bill. They want it to go through
as recommended by the recent conven
ti n which proposed only a $25 assess
ment to be expended on roads, instead
of 525 on roads and }75 on the uiine, as
proposed by 'hi Lacey bill.
with thj Skagway wa'.er works thus
far, but people are having trouble with
water pipes io private houses.
The iucreased severity of the inter
ior weather indicates that even worse
weather than any yet experienced
might be e.-p ct d at Skagway.
NOTICE TO THE
SK'OWAY MERCHWS
Those having shipments of perish
ab es on the S. S. Jeffer>on. now due,
are hereby notified that this company
w II not ba resp iQ-ibie for aDy daivages
| io them from frost following discharge
! by ship and delivery to drayman.
I Every effort will 're made by us to ful
ly protect same in our warm store
room. More tban this we cam ot guar
antee during the ex'reme cold weather.
Signed. Moore's WHARF Co.
Salt Hcrrine for Salo
Salt herriug for sale. Per barrel, $8
Inquire of Martin Nelson.
Order your coal and wood from the
Alaska Transfer Company and it will
be delivered promptly. Phones 10 &40
The Mascot saloonsells liquors
by the bulk or case goods at wholesale
prices. All the old brands always on
hand.
M VWOll
Fusiunists Nominate Judge
Moore at S attle
[Special Dispatch to D8'Jy Alaskrr.l
; Seattle, Jan. 22? The municipal own- j
j ersh:p party, in na.s convention Sat
urday, placed former Superior Judge
William 1 fickman Moore In nomination
for mayor. The torn ar.tlcs was made
with the full appr val of the labor
unions who at e b.-ckiog JoCgo Moore's
candtdt'cy and who will formally en- 1
dorse htm. Tho democrn's will prob- j
aby iuse with the municipal owner
Slip party and tfca labor party with
Jue?e Moore for the he d of tueir
, ticker.
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| Doolap and Stetson hats ior 85 at
(Cler-ion'a. tf
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GETS FINE
Lawyer Pnniehpd By District
Conrf Jadge
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Denver, Col. , Jrd. .22 ? Judge Johnson,
of f e United State* district court,
fined 'Mstrict Attorney George Steiger
#500, Saturday, upon a conviction of ob
structing the prosecution of gam
ble.^. He was committed to jail in de
fault of payment of the fine.
Skixway Laundry
For first-class work try Skagwav
Laundry. Twenty-five vears' experi
ence. Telephone 8fl. tit
' A Nettleton shce at Olay son's. ti
New stock just in
Preferred Stock Corn on the Cob
Fine as ever
Good Standard Peaches, Pears,
Plums and Cherries
15 Cents per Can
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
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mm MAIL O0NTRACTS
ARE AWARDED
Portoffice Department Provides For Delivery
of Letters to Northern People For Next
F our Y ears. Some Rouies Y et to Consider
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Washington, Jan. 22? The postoflice
department has awarded the following
mail contracts in Alaska for the four
years, beginning July 1, 1006:
Juneau to Skayway and way points,
twice a week in summer and every
fix days in winter, to Henry Shattuck, j
of Juneau.
Ton^lna to Nazlra, twice a month, to '
F. O. Austin, of Valdez.
Eagle to Tanana, weekly, to North
ern Commercial Company.
Valdez to Fairbanks, tw'ce u week
in the winter time, to the Northern
Coaimercial Company.
Koserefsky to Kaltag, monthly, toW.
W. Blain, of Belvtie, Wash.
Bethel lo Koserefsky, monthly, to J.
Romig, of Son Francisco.
Nome to Unalakleet, weekly, to
Charles Ross, of ,ime.
Council to Kotzebue, semi-monthly,
to A. V. Dedriek, of Council.
Nome to Teller," weekly, to F, E.
Kleinschmidt, of Teller.
Telle to Igloo, weekly, to F. E.
KleiDschmidt, of Teller.
Kotzebue to Shungnak, monthly, to
W. T. Lopp, of Kotzebue.
Barrett to Kotzebue, two round trips
each winter, to W. T. Lopp, of Kotze
bue.
Ketchikan, via Aletlakahtla, Niblack
and Dolomi, to Chomely, to Henry C.
Strong, of Ketchikan.
Tanana, via Chena, to Fairbanks, six
times a month, to the Northern Com
mercial Company.
Nulato to Bettles, five trips each sea
son, to the Northern Commercial Com
pany.
Seward to Hope, 300 round trips,
twice a month via Suurise, to Anton
Eide, of Seward.
Nushagak, via Kogginung-, to Cold
bay, monthly, Anton Eide, of Seward.
Valdez to Eagle, weekly in winter
and semi-monthly in summer, to J. R.
Crilteoden, of Valdez.
Several contracts upon which bids
were submitted haye cot been let as
yet.
Dies eoj-'.s. sif'ss and triininicg3 j
?'the newest," at Harris >d's.
Pattie shells u' ways on hand at the1
Boss H." Ve'y. tf
You Cio gdi a b*)A of fresh candy at
lie Boss Bib-try for25 c.'nts. tf
Plow's Cai.dy, the best made, for sale
at the Brss Bakery. t{
STATIONERY
In a largerand
neater assort
ment than ever
Wm. BRITT
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Charlotte Russ
and Cream Puffs
FILLED WITH WHIPPED CREAM
AT THE
oss Bakery
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Mo$, Photographs *
The largest stock of Indian Curios
Ii The choicest selection of Alaska Views ^
The only Eastman Kodak and films house 1
The Only thoroughly Equipped Studio ?
In Southeastern Alaska
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