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o?t and thie tube TWtoevd to fl? nor
nml condition. hearinc will be do
strayed fore*"*r. nine oaece out of t>re
?re oaimed br Catarrh, which la notb
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STEEP GRADES
The mileage and grade* of the Daw
son TraN from Whltrtorsj u routed
Oct. 4 and 5 by the Abbot t-Detr oH.
Ifcill Dog Is ?s follow:
1-1 13 per CMit
j S? 18 **
8 16 "
S. lTp and dowa grade 15 "
1 S.9 .. 17 "
10. mHes poat ?
I 10.2 16 "
! 11 15 M
12 10 **
[ 1ST 10 "
1?.? 10 "
IT. Down pwle .... IS " "
And up grade .. IT "
19.8 7 "
22 ? Tahkeena.
25 6 18 "
25.8 17 "
SI. 4 Raymonds
41 .3 Little Rl^pr.
44 L<ong up grade 20 "
LiTUe River Summit
I 4V I Jttle summit 16
50 ? Nine mile lake 17 '
I 55 > 18 "
$3.7 1" "
! 6< J> Nardensktold
I I C5 6 16 "
'! FYom 67 ". to 73 milos the road is
Mm being filled with water frjwi un
Iderfcrlng Mvo sprints and or* ild be
j hnprovwi by making It run higher
| i*> on the hlM at 70 mile point, cut
lj tin* out this Ntd ptar^i, which will
II never bo passable except on cnW?*t
I day* FYom Mn to Montague, t'-ar
| :ua? ks a->l Yukon Pros* , thf. road
I to
READ! 10 TALK
i J CORDOVA. Oct. t? A niKw meet
I ! tng of citirens pMM Ml Sat
I I urda> night to hear i:ifT>r.l ' in< hoi.
' former chief of the forestry bureau,
and PnKod States Senator Miles
lY?indeiter. of Washington dis< uss
\laska Mr Pincbot declined to make
? I known his impressions of different
\Uska situation*. savinc he would
no* gtvo hte vie>ws on tho questions
' until after further deliberation and
conforms with others Identified *+th
1 the conservation movement Mr. Pin
? chot declared that 9 he had made anj
, misstatomtwrts in his machine arti
1 ok*, the publications would pla.ily
! make ocrrectioTip
He said he had not changed his
; Wens regarding the danger of Indus
trial monopoly In Alaska . which he
; said was the forcruntwr of a political
! monof>oly He said that many mis
statements had been made regarding
Alaska by ?ocne magarines. but said
that on the other hand the Alaska pa
, pens have been too narrow minded
? He said that broad-mindedness on
; the part of the Alaskans is needed to
! reach the big m<*i in Cognross.
; Senator Poind ex ter talked for an
boor He said that he was not In
j Alaska to blame any corporation or
1 Interest* for present conditions, but
?*a* fpee to admit the necessity of
j Km Kin* the great powers of the big
j corporation*.
: Mr Pnteidexter spoke of the fishing
I inriwtry and deoJamd that H must be
regulated at once or there would b<
no fishing left
The senator opposed a commission
! form of jnvwnniont for Alaska, on
j the ground that tt Is too far away
j mrof Washington to be governed by
an appointive body He said that If
i the Alaskans are not able to govern
! Ihe>n*e4ves they oi*tht to be made to
i take a chance at Vf anyway
PnKed States Marshal Faulkner ar
rived in Sk airway on the City of
Seattle tills rooming, and wlH return
to Juneau on the ?iw boat tonight
' ? Marshal FfcuTlmer name up as far as
1 1 Haines to Investigate several matters
j among which was the shooting of
1 1 Knnte Nelson, the Native by Deputy
1 ' MarshaJ IVhaven. and the case o?f
' ; Clyde Reilly . who is lidd to the Granfl
Jury for stealing a watch
M N Miles who has been making
| the rounds of the Wetts-Fango R*
' press Company's ofTVvs in company
w-Kh Junes W HU1. arr+ved In Sk*<t
way on tiie Satordnj- train, and will
be a CKy of Seattle passenger for
| the sou<h tonight Mr. Miles is an
oid relsdent of Sltagway and while
in the city has been aPont renew lns
| ?
oM acquaintances.. He acted as agon
of the Alaaka Express company while
residing In Sfcajrway previously.
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take UAXAT1VK HOMO Quinine Tab
Irt* Druggists refund money if 1
ftila to core K W. OROVK S ?lg
j ufam te on each boL lie
P. G. A. CHIEF
VISITS SKAGWAY
J. \V HIU, who has b?ii vWthu;
the i wirnw agencies of the Wejfa
! Ffcrgo Exprm company throughout
MaaVa and the Yukon arrived in
Skagway oil Saturday. nnd will be a
passenger south on fJk' City of Se
attle, tonight.
j Mr HU) k Past Oram! Arctic Chief
j of the Arctic Rrothcrhc**!. and during
I Ms tour o i the Yukon and Alaska,
has rMted almost all the <-an>ps of
the Arctic Broth?Tho?nl tn an official
I 1-iapacKy Am an Arctic Brother.
tbm> Is no no br^ter than Mr. 1IU1.
and M. was the Intentiom of ('amp
I Skagway No 1 . to hoM a special meet
*ng in order to receive hiro tonight,
I bat as he has l>een In the North for
'he greats part of the summer. he
in anxkms to get back. and as he has
to make stop* at several of the ritl#
t?e<w*-en this port and Seattle, he Is
''nmpi^led to take the frst boat sou')*
P. O. A. C HK1 r<i>oris the Arctic ,
'Irotherhood in a prospcrotis <-onditi^4
I and that the Brother \mics are ac
complishing iroa-h good work wherev
| or located
SOON BE MADE
I NEW YORK Sept 2?i All present,
j day \roUc n>aps will have to bo r?
modeled a* a result of the work of
i th<> Ander^on-Stefansson expedition
of the American Mimomn of Natural
I History.
The explorers, who will return to
! clrlKration next year after f'>ur
j years of exploration on the Alaskan
coast, isivr. details of their findin> ?
In Wtprs just rwlved by the mu
, seum authorities. They arc bringing
bark complete surveys of 1 ington
Bay. Morton River and se>?-ral other
uncharted regions
The Morton Rhor was discovered
by l>r llchardson early In the nil)'
: teenth century. Nit it cannot now be
1 found on any modern maps It ap
pears that the river Is one of the
I most important of the northern
streams, being more than JOti miles
long.
The report tells of the di wo very
of *n unknown unnamed river, about
thirty miles long ami broad, empty
ing Into I.angton Ray It also re
fers to the Riviere la Ronclere.
, which is drawn with many flourishes
?n all modern maps St.-fansson has
shown this i?tream to be non-exist
. ent.
Of 250 Indians seftn by his party 1
I in the summer of 1S10. only one. Mr.
Stefansson says, had ever seen a
I white man
At the bottom of a tw enty foot hole
wink on the Montana association
J claim on Vmeriran creek, in the
Hot Springs district. Spencer A Smlt
? the laymen, encountered a rich body
j of pay that will average 00 to the
foot. Cross cut? have not yet been
driven, so that the extent of this
rich body of pay is not known.
Seventy -four dollars was cleaned up
from a nine square-foot area of bed :
rock, and one nugget worth oo was
found In this Word of the strike
was brought to the Hot Springs by .1 |
\V. McOormack and Sam Burk.
Wg cleanups are being made right
along on SulHian creek and the
ground worked this summer on that
wfream has averaged $2 SO to the
square foot On American Creek
prospecting work Is being done and
some few outfit* are already sluic
ing
Conservative estimates by well
posted men from that region place
the output of the Hot Springs dis
trict at ITSO.ftOO this season. a larg
er per capita pro^jc+Jon than any
other camp In Alaska can show. ?
F>alrhat!ks Times.
The Alaska Steamship Company's
steamship Oolphta arrive,! in port at
2 a. m. Sunday and sailed for the
south 4 hours latar. She had <50 tons
rtf perfcthahles and three passengers
on the Vov them trip, and took SO pas
conger* south
LOCAL BRIEFS |
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SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT !
Reanlta of the observation taken '
at Moore'a Wharf at midnight, !
Oct. 8, 1911, fc <ui follow*:
Temp, time obeetfvat'n .. .. 42 above
Ma*, preceding 24 hm .. .. 58 above ,
Mln. " " " 42 above !
lean " " " .. .. 50 above
(taromeW 29 5 Cloudy Calm
The Table d'Hote dinner at the .
Pnllen Honse fa better than ever. '
Whjr don't yon try it Yon are wel^
come. tf. j
All the lat? teT**raph newa In the
Daily Alaskan.
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NOTICE
Jnst received a shipment of fresh
f ysteTs In shell. Ton can now (ret
oysters on half shell In any qnantlty
at the Pack Train Restaurant.
IS YOUR SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Wk?r? <an bo fonrwj more genuine
satisfaction than ia beautiful ubie
silver which ia artistically engraved
with the Dftmeor Initials of the owner
There ia nothing that add* to the
appearance of a table, net for ?not*'
special occasion like beautiful giber
service, and that the choicest and
moct unique designs can be had right
here in Skagway, Is well worthy of
note.
Hke all the stock in the Kirmae
store, the silver stock to equalled In
no other store In town, and when It
la know that all engraving j* done
free of char**, thia ahotjld be a great
Inducement to get what you are think
ing of baying at the Kirmse store.
It Is time to think of Thanksglvlne.
Christmas and N?w Year's dinners,
and to make arrangement* to hav*
a table service which will be in k??p
Ing wRh the balance of the appoint
ment* of yonr table.
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Prom Th? Valley of The Missing
The Broad highway
Excuse Me
Mary Mid t home
The Iron Woman
Th; Rugged Way
The Ne'er Do Well
The 5ecret Garden
Kennedy Square
The Winning ot Barbara Worth
The Harvester
Mother Casey's Chickens
T.he Carpet From Bagdad
The Sick-a-Bed Lady
A Big Morse to Ride
The Glory of Clementina
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Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN , ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? The Acconnta
nf Skagway | Firme And Individual*.
Hats and Caps ''
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These goods ? Reasonable Prices
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