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NEW LINE
IGLASS^WARE
VERY ATTRACTIVE |
AND INEXPENSIVE I
Come in and look it over
J Full line of perishables to arrive on the |
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
I: C. W. Ask & Sons
JMll I'M M 1 1 I I : I i"H -H- M ?H-K-I H 1-1 -H- 4
1M THE UNITED ST ATES DISTRICT
COCET ?\>E THE DISTRICT OK
ALASKA. DIVISION NUMBER 1.
AT JLNkAt.
Ne. A47-A. MO TICK auu ORDER.
IMlkil STATES Ok' AiiERlCA.
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l>tO*Ak?H4. <LUU E. U. lEil'IT. *?
oi Lie L AiUu blaltifr *>**
Ism;' Cou.t for Ui< i>u>r.a of
A>??> o. i>i\ uuou .Nxoi^u uut,
IWtUUb.
V\ Ulwh-tkAS, Li? cU.it-U blai?* of
Ail*^ .ok tor Uii.' i>4so'Ui oX Alaska,
t'lu.vA .\uiuc>? U..t. ai- mauc and
tlM <u uif*>ru.aaou IU UlO *0O\ t (.11
Umin. ciu?t( tuat lie u;.>
ll~UM ?U?4 Ulte&taM., Ai
aska, or aix 4i i~L "Ui >.-o of No
NU Ui
ui rrcvURt, i ?
<NuiutnT OU< ? iJ.otricL o. Ai
iuu, of uae HuaurvU Treaty eight
Do'iare ?au seventy tefiU (.JUi.TO),
? u>i Uiii said decvased loll uo heirs
or other iwraou eatiUed u> saiu
i-oae^. but thai uu **iiUv Uas <.?^aca.
?vl U> and Miviie U>? property oi
the Luited Stales, and taai said
ii in it bow cn deposit with said E.
W. Petut as Clerk of the District
Court for Lhe District of Alaska, Di
v it ion Nuui.-er One, aad wheTt-as,
said UiXoruiaaou prays ua; the sa.J
?am of mouuv be aujudged and de
creed to be the lawful property of
lb* tailed Stales, the plaintiff bere
ts;
NOW. THEREFORE, IT IS OR
LfRED. that all persons interested
in the said estate, moiii: . or prop
? 7, be and appear before the above
??. titled Court, at Ska*. way, Alaska,
and sbo* cause, II any they have,
oa ur before th* fifth i5) day of Aug
w*s A. D. 1*11, why the title to the
?aid estate, money, or property staoul
ret vest in the I aited States, the
ple'atiff herein.
AND IT IS H RTHER ORDERED,
tost this Notice and Order be pub
Uhed for six consecutive weeks 'n
Ui?. Skagway Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published In
Skagrway precinct. District of Alaska
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
1*11. THOMAS R. LYONS.
District Judge.
First publication May 15, 1911.
* -?-? publication June 27, 1911.
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn sy-AVLsw
P. Ok Bo* E. JMtM. Alaska
H. ft. CI PEVRE
Atterne(y-At-La*?
Dentists.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methods.
Open Ev?niags
Office Hour* 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
* seksu Building. ? Broadway
SKAGWAY, - - - ALASKA.
Dsatal Supplies.
M. P. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
S4&-&2 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Order* by ma;, or cable will rv
m?v? prompt attention. Cata login
oc request.
Music TeacHers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PUN* PORTE
Special Terms J?r a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
Engineers
H. P. M. BIRKINBIXE
ENGINEER
U. ?. Deputy Land and Miners
? : Surveyor :?
PoUey BUg. Haloes. Alaska
The Skat way Gun Club hold a
m i o? last night ami made dome good
i <s orda. Jas. W. Holmes. the Brit
is h Columbia Powder man. was a
m'lost of the club at their shoot,
jMwJ took part In the sport. The
! i ocords follow :
F J. Weber. 51 out of 60.
J. M. Keller. 51 out of 6>>.
I J. \V. Holmes., 26 out of 35.
K. Richter, S4 out of 45.
A. Kind oil, 26 out o' 30.
*ome \anial has stolon six now
; ?! " > tic storage batteries from the
. lub grounds, but it Is expected
UaC a club house will soon be
erected and that all paraphernalia
? ill bo placed in it. when not in use.
is retOrIib ;
10 NORTHLAND
? _ ? ' i I
? ? ? ? i
Mis. A. Baird, who, with hor in
\ aid husband, was a passenger on
?he 1 ?inees;> .V ay when that stoaruer
went ashore c.p Sentint' Island, ar
rived on the Princess Royal yester
day. and left for th? interior this
Mc ruing.
Mr. Baird. wto is now in Dawson,
fell (Sown a khaft about a year ago
anil sustain^ injuries, from which
it was thoi-i'.ht he could r.ot recover.
After spend .r.g most of the winter
t, the hands i.t compoten surgeons,
Ucwevir, Mr. Baird is now entirely
'?-covered.
TUe DairCs \r? prominent mining
j im ople of th? .c terror.
Location notices, placet and quart!
| i r yale by th? Daily Alaskan. tf
FIRE SALE? FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking ior Slimmer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Sev ? H E R B TATLO R? Phone
' 7H? STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA
Around all day with aj achm;
Mt;
Can't rest at eight.
Enough u> make any one "give
, ou-"
Doan's Kidney Pilla will give re
utwed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
>8 so:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St..
oUtiaad, Cal, says.
The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
uas been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
t oo. in recommending them. About
; wo years ago 1 suffered from pains
in my back and 1 believe the trouble
I caused by excessive running of
?he sewing machine As Doan's Kid
ney Pills ha*-e been used by a mem
t'W of our family with the best of
roults, I was advised to try them.
VIrch to my gratification they proved
to be Just what 1 required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
?ng my health. 1 have kept a supply
in the house since then, knowing
tha' they cai be relied upon to give
I relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster- Mil burn Co.. Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
[ take no other. , ^
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MUCH WORK
TO BE DONE
J. A. Frasjr, Gold Commissioner
ro.- Atlln, arrived oa the Princess
Itoyal, yesterday and left for Atlln
<v.is morning.
Mr. Fraser stated that a great
denl of work is to be done in the
s?a'.T,y Hollo* district thin summer,
Dud that the work would start. Just
as toon as 'he snow is off the
FiOL-nd. Mr. Wllkinsoi, he stated
is on his wiy r.vth now. and that
he will survey the Three Guardsmen
''roup and se>eral oth ?r properties,
:or a Crown Grant.
lit. further stated that the financ
ia" difficulties in oonnecMon with
sov? ral other of these cluims, wouM
s>ooi\ be straightened out. and thai
tiioy would be in shape for develop
mmt
NELSON A jAlNST RECIPROCITY
(By Alaska News Bvrwu.)
WASHINGTON, L>. C., .lune 15
Smator Knu'e Nelson, of Minnesota,
't *py made a strong speech against
procity.
RIVER REPORTS
V|: stream the Dawson sailed from
D.wson at S o'clock last night, and
t<u? Whitehorse was at Yukon Cross
ing at 7:30 this iu?rnln?.
O'ing down, the Selkirk was at
;.h talinqua at 2 this uiorning, and
tV> Canadian left Whitehorse at 10
>sn night.
The next sail'ng from Whitehorse
will be the Whitehorse, which will
U:\fe next Sunday.
T t"e Gleaner arrived in Caribou at
S o'clock this morning.
-MARRIED IN HASTE;
REPENT AT LEISURE."
UOT SPRINGS. Ark ?Married on
a $UH) wager to Miss Rave Hilton of
> uphis, Erank Cannon, city attor
rev of Greenville, Miss., has stArted
lor Europe.
I. is bride has started suit for de
s?.i .'on.
Wiile in tin Peabody hotel lobby
in Memphis, .i friend had s-aid: "Can
inon you witch' to get married."
? I'll do so at once." Cannon re
pl'ed, "there's a pretty girl over
tueie."
I'll bet yoii $100 sh 1 (urns you
do*-, n." the fr'end answered where
up< n Cannon walked up to the
strange girl and explained the bet
I ?cvosed to her. She accepted.
TOWN TALK
Elks lodg* meets tonight.
Among the passengers to leave for
Dawson this morning was Sheriff
KiJbeek, of Dawson.
The Santa Ana will arrive in a
I w days with another load of mach
.t>' for the interior.
G. Ian McLean. Comptroller of Yu
kci Territory, was a passenger for
Caw son on this morning's train.
A. J. Baker. Jr., will leave on the
St-tt of California for & trip to the
States. He will be gone about a
morth.
Marshal James K. Love of Fair
banks arrived with his wife on the
-efterson and will soon leave for
Tai? banks.
There will be a baseball meeting
tvn ght at the White Pass Athletic
Club. at S o'ekek for the purpose of
choc sing a manager for the team.
The Princess Royal yesterday ear
ned about twenty round trippers and
the Alaskan tffioe was tesleged by
? u-ists inqu'r'ng for the "Booklet"
1. H. Van Kleech. a prominent
business man of New York, who is
extensively Interested in the coal
m.nes of the East., and is also as
sorted w"h the express business,
is a Pullen House guest, and made
tl*? round trio to the Summit today.
A party, consisting of Judge Cush
man and family and several other
.-fons on their way into the in
terior, left the dock at 11 o'clock
this morning for Dyea on the Hegg.
which was bartered for the trip.
They will return late this afternoon.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money if
PA*0 OINTMENT Calls to cure any
cut of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
Pievwlin* PI1** la < to 14 day*. 60c.
The flag dar ex<?rci??* at tho Elk*
' hall yesterday evening, al'hough not
vtrv well atUjnded *na interesting,
.vnd was carrt"d ont In #.hr usual lm
piessive style of the ICik rltuaflsMc
i-eremonles.
Alter the o<-iemonies were conclud
ed, the floor was cleared and danc- :
itm was Indulged in until midnight,
iUtd's orchestra furnishing th<'
in?s*c.
Among the ont-of-town guests wcr-~
ih Misses Weller and Roaman, of I
Fairbanks, ami the Misses Helnrlck*
and Jager, whi are spending a ra
".ition In th > north, and Me**rs !
i'eilig, laeman llarthel and Cush
r.isn, all of Fairbanks.
CENSUS TAKERS
COUNT IN YUKON
Nose will lit the big obJ< ct of quest
tomorrow. Prom the land o( the
nose to the realm o* the frown
nose, from *hp haunt of tli?> bright
i l>:cund proboscis to Jhe retreat of
iho audacious pug, from the place
Tilrre the aquiline predominates to
the haunts where flourishes the
spnading spu linen the census man
will be on the count. In all parts of
Ctrnada the census enumeration will
oth n bright and early tomorrow.
Yukon is starting from scratch
with the rest of the Dominion. Cen
sus Commissioner Jam s Henderson
Pa!i oner is the busiest man in Yu
kon today. He has a full staff of :
men engaged *o do the counting
throughout '.h? territory. Mr. Fal
001 er was asked today *01 the names
oi those who will make the count In j
Pswson. but - as not prepared to an
^ctiice them at the time. He says,
however, thai the ball will start roll
ing tomorrow, and that *he enumer
ators when they show nj. will be
hrown by th" fact they '?ill wear a
blue badge with words referring to
thf work w \'i w hich thej are en
P'gtd.
Several enumerators ar< assigned
to Dawson. Kt.d some *o the creeks.
The count in Dawson w'll Include a
cartful watch of all people coming
and going on steamers or small
boats, and >n? man is assigned to
f'rst avenue end the iratf-rfront ?
Dj wson Newn.
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING.
There is a good opening In Car
cross for some one to start a small
laundry. The right person will be
furnished building free of charge
for rix mon*!i<v There is no laundry
here and two hotels and many fam
i'lcs and miners who have been
t "n ling laundry work to Whltehorse
ard Skagway but cannot now do
*c ?s the new Express rates are
j.Tol.ibitivc. Address
E. \V. GIDEON.
$ t Carcross, Y. T.
The meals at the Pullen Houae are
i a surpassed. Have you been over?
Everything the best that the market
rx's. 50c.
- "f^JTE Ce ntb: r.sr.'s w r. t r h
1. lnn^t combi
r.-ith beauty. Di ritninni ing; men
j he world over carry
WALTHAM
COl.ONiAL SERIES.
Walthams of the ( ' iM Serif- re
present the last v ? ' H j valch-iuaWr.
1 hcv arc made as ll ? i as il is sale t >
make a reliable *n%h. _ Thev possess
preat beauty r.ni trill pivc a I'S-" U-ng
: nice of accurate time-keepr
V.'e ?rc 1 csdqu* "i1 f ' ^
t litre \Vsnhc?. .A"l rrMtc* al ? * .0
rritc rangc
,ii5 pricc.
H. D. KIRMSE
Pioneer
Jeweler
Skagway :: Alaska
TO DM NEW
FOREST LIS
WASHINGTON. D. C , Jmw IS
ifinvinto Forester Po' r ba* W
for joints In 'he *wt. *her* h?? will
wk to settle important boundary
? i t' f national forwit*. Ai'fwal* from
t ,i.' d??claionn ot dtotrlf t fr>r??i?t*>Ta In
?'arinjt wilt al?<> fo* toolwl
7h?i "200" w?nt or^t th* Khp
tills morning with Vlf^Pr^ldpiit
n ? kPAon and wlf?\ Byron WWtc awl
w'Jc and Mr. Pirfc??on's? <?t<>no?T*ph
t". Eddk> Far-. a? pa*a?nit*r*
AUSTRALIA IS
1116 US
?ITW1*T. N 8 W . | Mr
W. SWw?. nt tan<t?, tHfl
vo to th? f'nitmf at tfc# ?n<(
<4 lh# y*AT for tlw pirpry., ryf ln?M
1-. (wHl^ro to N*w Sowth wmm
gLKS WMTINQ TONIOMT.
8tnurw*y I/?U* Mo Ml. R P. 0
Rflm. irHl nwnt tr?nl*M *t * o^lnr*
All nymtwfi tr? l i^uMtOf tn h*
prnrnt mthI ttll tWUfl* hmUwf* **
ooriWullf inriM.
F A. Cftltarmnn. SUrr?4?rr
R.&G.CORSETS
An R. & G. New Model
Tliin nvxtol illurtratwl \*
for mHltim figure*
It* modem rmistrnetion will pro
ducf a grappfnl pffcc t.
If??avy hon??d and n?inf'>r??*d front
Price - - $2. 00
This out opposite shows nil
the newest features of advanced
corwtrjr.
The pnpplenem and grace of
itt* design, the <jualify of iti>
materia! commend it to all wo
men wlio appreciate the imj>or
tanoe of a perfect corest.
This Model , $4.00
L. A.HARRISON & CO.:
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy :
H. W. ?EtMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
Th* lartre?t ami hwt cond\w>?'i<1 dairy in Alaska
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To ill point* on Whit# A Vnlron Root#.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala?ka
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Acconnta
of Skagway Firm* And Individuals.
m
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCr
DINNER
Everything Dean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Rroadway i
~ BEER
(here's Vigor and
Strenqtl)
In every drop
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