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Til* country through most oi the
?'"??"in- trawrked. la> largely open nil
bold in feaiuiv. There is a great
\ar.t?y m the gealagkal formaUoU.
UiiKii slate. M'httt, quartz ami bi?
??i fvUiu* of limestone. It looks likv
a good looiiiry lor Ue proapec tor
Native gr*M? of good quality was very
abundant and k?iH the atock in good
kiutjw unul u wuj. killed by the fall
lru?U Mosquitoes were ktia troubk.
Miiue than m stay ot the* previous sea
auu?. hut the flie? and black gnats
wtCe troublesome fur thr**. or four
1 weeks. Ciaiue. tuoobe, caribou, sheep
aiid hear ?tfc plentiful.
All *>aris o! the work were carried
further than had been hoped wht'ii
the parties w.trt in this spring, and
?<u> due to the (ix>i?era.Uoo and en
ergy o t ail the uienib**a of both par
ttoa.
The Amurian party is otui posed of
the following member*
T. Rigga Jr., G. W. Amol. A. C.
llaiwin, T. F. Bird, Errata Bryton.
Jam** Bryaon, A. B. Rtgelow, Ar
thur B?4k>wa, E. E. Blank, C. P.
Brown, R G. bates, E. E Charlton.
H. C O. Clark. R T. Couhman. L W.
Carl, W. c. Guerin, C. V. Guerm. JJ.
1>. Ul??sner, T. Grahlnun, D. L
Gteen, Clyde Uiduon, W. B. Gilmort ,
I>. E Hurley, A. C. Hartle. E. H..
Johns. M J Knowka, J. B. Leavitt,
W. >". l^ehuikuhl, A. 1. Oliver. J. P.
Pue. Jr., M. W. Pope, W. M Peltier,
W. B. Reaburn, F. S. Ryus, E. L.
Sellun. H. W. SUulteggre, John Wells,
D. A. McKiafcv.
The Canadian parties comprise the
following :
J. D. Craig. A. G. Stewart. D'Arty
Arden. E. M Ktuiuun. P. P. Smith,'
J. Bejwipre, R a. Elliott, J. Carrier.
J. VVrguaoii. W. Kaely, J. Morgan.
R. Carson, I Rw. A Turner. J. GU
liaa , R. Kelso. W. Clapham, V. 1.
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The Auieruawi party la booked tor
passage on the Cottage City and the
Canadian party expect to go dowci on
the PFMMMiie Beauv*. aaihng on the
Ladies Fall
and
Winter Coats
We are now showing the new fall models in the cel
ebrated "PALMER" make. We have them in all
styles and colors, and the material is of the best em
bracing fancy mixtures and plain cloths. Among
these you will find the Presto and Ardoc collars,
which can be worn either as a low collar or in the
Military effect for stormy weather. Also a nice
line of Misses and Childrens Coats at reasonable
prices.
And don't forget to see the
Finest line of Ladies' Mil
\ linery in town.
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That the members erf the Skagway
Oommeri-ial Club may hear for them
Mh?B just what his plan is, Mr.
Bundy. who is arranging a series of
articles for the advertisement of the
advantages of th?> Alaskan trip as a
vacation outing. Stx-xetary Miller has
tailed a meeting of the club for Wed
nesday evening at th? Town Hall.
The results of the advertising whicli
was given Skagway through the cir
culation of the booklets cannot be
doubted aad that greater results may
be had by Mr. Bundy's plan is very
man ifest. All the merchants of the
city, as well as the members of the
club are earnestly requested to be
? present.
DETERMINED SWING POINTS
B( ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS
I Edwin Smith, ono of the assistants
in the Coast and Geodetic Survey de
partment at Washington. D. C., re
lumed friwu Pan-banks and Gibbon ?
ail Saturday's train.
Mr Sinith has been making astro
nomical observations for the starting
erf the agricultural land survey which
is being carrie*! on by the Geological
Survey department under the super
vision of Topographer Sargeant
Immediately upon the return of
Miss Lena Duthie. from her 50c and
75c tour of Scotland and Ireland,
there will be a dance at Elks HaJl.
; Heed's orchestra will be there.
I A. L. Berdoe. General Manager of
the White Pass and Yukon Route,
and W. B. King, auditor of the same
company went to Whitehorse in the
j private car. No. JlHi, this morning on
business.
The Juueau Steamship Co's. steam
er Georgia sailed from Juneau for
Skagwav and way ports this morn
ing. and is due to arrive here tonight
at 8 o'clock. She w-iU sail for Juneau
and way ports at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Ladies Aid Society and Christ
ian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
church are giving a farewell social
for Mrs. Doran and daughter Lillian,
at the Presbyterian church at 8:30
this evening. Ail aire cordially in
vited to come and make the evening
enjoyable.
Take a trip to Scotland and Ire
land this evening with Miss Lena
Dathie for ">0c and 75c. Starts at
S from Elks Hall See Brkt for
reservations.
Agent Hold, of the l^acific Coast
Su-amship company received advice
tli at t Cottage City would arrive
at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and
would sail at 6. She has about 60
tons of freight for thbport. Mr. Bold
states that the reservations on the
Cotiag. .ire being taken and from
the present outlook, the steamship
will have a full passenger list.
The Steamer LaFrance arrived in
Whitehorse at 2 o'clock Sunday morn
ing with Hi passengers, and the Daw
son arrived at 4:50 o'clock this morn
ing with ~<S passengers. The train
tonight will bring to Skagway the to
tal passenger lists of the two boats.
The Dawson will sail from White
horse for lower river points at an
early hour this afternoon, not wait
ing for the arrival of No. 1.
L A. HARRISON
SERIOUSLY HURT
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Report reaches this office just
as we are going to press that L. A.
Harrison was severely injured while
engaged in moving the old Peterson
building from the corner of Fourth
and State to the corner of Broadway.
The whiffle- tree attached to the
windlass suddenly broke, allowing
the beam to swing around with ter
rific force. The beam struck Mr.
Harrison cm the shoulder throwing
him a distance of 20 feet
The force of the blow was so great
that the shoulder of the unfortunate
rrmn broken, and he sustained
other injuries, the extent of which
could not be ascertained.
Mr. Harrison was taken tothe Whit
Pass hospital where Dr. Gabie will
[attend his injuries.
Am called to Whitehorse. Upon re
turn will be pleased to tend all cases.
Mise M. Cathcart. trained nurse. 6t.
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the Tax
Payers of the Town of Skagway, Al
aska that the Common Council will
s't as an Equalization Board com
mencing Thursday October 4th, 1910
a' 8 o'clock p. m. and each night
thereafter until the business of equal
izing the taxes is concluded.
Doted at Skagway, Alaska this 1st
day of October, 1910.
J. M. Tanner, Presi
dent of the Council and Ex Officio
Mayor of Skagway, Alaska,
Attest, W. W. Liggett, Town Clerk.
* NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the Tax
Payers of die Town of Skagway, Al
aska, that I have this day filed with
the Town Clerk of the Town of Skag
way, Alaska, the Assessment Books
of said Town of Skagway for the
year 1910.
Dated at Skagway, Alaska, this 30
day of September, 1910.
Frank Page, Town Assessor.
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