A book of Verses underneath the bough
A jug of wine, a loaf of bread? aod
thou
Beside me siog'ng in the wilderness?
Oh, wlldernes? were paradise, enow.
Omr Khayyam.
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Mrs. W, C. Blanchard will be a paa
aenger on the Jefferson. Mrs. Blanch
ard will visit friends and relatives In
Portland.
Miss Edith Thompson, of Carcroas;
J. YC\ McCionell, of Vaocouver; P. F.
W. Lojrle, J. M. Keller and Mrs. L. S,
Keller were dinner guests of Mrs. H. S.
Pttllen on Sunday evening last.
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The Young People's club will enter
tain at A. B. hail in honor of F. F. W.
Lowle, who goes south on the Princess
May. Mr. Lowle will go to Vancouver
for a short visit.
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After the special meeting of E ka
Friday evenicg. the women of Elkdom
gave asocial. C?rda, music and danc
ing were features of the entertainment.
Excel en t refreshments were served
throughout tbe evening. About a hun
dred were present. C. C. Runner and
Monte Snow ktndly furnished tbe musio
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The Eagles were a little late ia the
season entering the sootal whirl, but
"once In," as old Polonlus would say,
they behaved themselves that all might
be aware of how to do It. The dance
given at the Aerie last night was cer
tainly a most enjoyable affair. The
guests were guests in every tense of
the term? looked after in a shape to
make them feel tnemselves welcome.
! glad to be there, and, going away In
> the early hours of the morning, to
wonder when there would be another
auch ooo&sion. Well, that anxiety it is
the province of this column to relieve.
There will be another la just two weeks,
for the Eagles seo whert they were
wrong earlier sod are determined, If
they cannot overtake time In her flight
Ihey can at least lose no more. It Is to
b? a regular semi-monthly function.
The matter it In tbe hands of ? perma
nent oommittee, Messrs. Rhode, Soott
and Jordan. They scqultted them
selves so well last nigh that they are In
for it. The music was furnished by
Prof. Patrick, and the very delightful
refreshments by the ladles of E*gle
dom. No detail for the pleasure of the
guest was overlooked.
The Skookum club cavle a distinct
hit with Its last fuact'on, the bal poudre.
The only thlog in the way of remorse
that is left over in the matter? and
that is really eating at the heart of the
club members and guests alike? Is that
at the hour of the night when tbe
beauty of the scene broke fully over
the minds of those pressnt no photog
rapher could be found to perpetuate
It. The ladles, with the btlef notice
given by the invitation, responded at
the hour of aasembly arrayed in such
fashion ss to make tbe men sorry for
the old timet when such regalia was
the accustomed thing. It has been the
htblt to think of those times as the
times of beautiful, aristocratic women
? out pshaw! It was a brilliant gsth
lng. The music was of the best Tbe
Skookums are to bring their season to
a close shortly with? but that's a secret
as yet.
The Bull Dog cigar at Tony Dotero's
Through "The Land of the Midnight
Sun" ? W. P. A. Club? Mond.y 8:30
P. m.
ORDINANCE NO 90
Ax Ordi.tasoi providing for tha Beglsira
of Voters In the Town of Skagway.
B? iTOitDAissDby the Coxxox Council of
the Town of Skagway :
S?ctxoj? 1
Tha voters of the Town of Skagway shall be
registered by the Clark of said Town at least
once each year as hereinafter provided.
8IOTIOS
It shall be the duty of the Town Cleric of
said Town of Skagway Immediately upon the
taking effect of this act to procure for the
registration of voters, a poll book for the
Said Poll Book shall at all times be kept at
the office of the said Town Clerk. Tho said
Town Clerk shall designate by a notice to be
published In the paper having the the city
printing the time and place where said reg
istration or Poll Book Shall be open for the
registration of voters of said Town.
SICTIOX 4
The said Town. Clerk shall duly register all
qualfied persons applying for registration and
said Poll Book shall be open from the first
Monday of March to the last Saturday prior to
the general municipal election during which
time the said Town Clerk shall register all
Qualified persons applying for registration.
Sicrio* 5
It shall be too amy 01 an nuwa v>
Town, after the opening of the Book as here
in provided, to apply to the Town Clerk and
be registered therein, at such time or times
as such Book shall be open for that purpose:
and stch registration, when made, ihall ootl
tle!such cltUen to vote If be Is otherwise quail
fled. If such citizens are otherwise -legally
qualified voters and hare so caused them
selves to be registered" such registration
shall bo prima facie evidence of the right o'
such citizens to Tote at any election In said
Town subsequent to such registration and
prior to the la*t Saturday of March next suc
ceeding.
S actio* 8
The Poll Book, or Registration Book afore
said shall be so arranged as {to admit of the
alphabetical classification of the names of
Tutors, and ruled In parallel columns with
appropriate beads as f o Hows: Da to of Reg
istration: Name: Age: Occupation: Place of
Residence; Place of Birth: Tlmo of residence
In District and Town: and It of foreign birth
the name and place of the Court and date
granting the first or final papers, with column
for signature and one for remarks, and one
column fur checking the name of the Toter at
tho tlmeof Toting. Under the head of place
of residence shall be noted the number of lot
and block or number and street where appli
cant resides, and some other definite descrip
tion sufficient to locate the residence and the
Toter so registering, as hereinbefore proTided.
shall sign hi" name on the Registration Book
opposite the entries aboTe required In the
column headed "Signature." unless he shall
be Incapable of writing his name, and In that
case he shall. In the left hand margin of the
said column, make his mark or cross, and
some person who personally knows said voter
and who is personally known to the register
ing officer, and who is capable of writing his
name, shall sign In said column Immediately
opposite said mark, as an Identifying witness
thereto.
Section T.
No person shall be registered unless he ap
pears In person before the Town Clerk at his
olHcc during office hours, and applies to be
registered and gives his name. age. occupa
tion. number of place of residence, place of
birth, time of residence In tho District and
Town and If naturalised or having declared
his Intention to become a citizen.. shall furnish !
satisfactory evidence to s*ld registration of- :
fleer giving name of the Court so naturxllzlng
him and the date when his Intention was de
clared when he was naturalized, and he shall
make and subscribe to the following oath or
confirmation:?
District of Alaska. I B
Town of Skagway. ) "??
I. . do solemnly swear
(or affirm) that I am a malo person over
twenty-one years of age, that I am a native
born or naturalized citizen of the United
States, or have declared my Intention to be
come sncb. and that I have been an actual
permanent resident of the District of Alaska
for one year last past and of the Town of
Skagway for six months last past, and that I
havo not lost my civil rights by be In* con- |
vlcted of an Infamous crime.
[Signature]
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
day of 190. .
Town Clerk of tho
Town of Skagway. Alaska.
Such affidavit shall bo bound In book form
and preserved with the other records of the
Town.
* Sicrio* 8
*o person shall be entltlod to vote In any
election of said Town who has not registered
aecordtng to tho provisions of this act. Tho
registration, however, shall not be conclusive
evidence of the right of any registered person
to vote, but such person may be challenged
and required to establish his right at th?
S*CTlOW 9.
The Town Clerk U hereby empowered to ad
minister >11 necessary o?lh In examining an
applicant for registration, or any witness he
may offer in his behalf, in order to ascertain
his right to be registered under the provisions
of this act. and the said Clerk shall examine
any applicant for registration whose right to
registration ho may doubt, or who may be
challenged and shall explain to him the
necessary Qualifications of a roter. and If the
applicant for registration shall be entitled to
rote at the next election ho shall beregls
tered.? otherwise ho shall not.
Sbction 10.
It shall be the duty of the Town Clerk Im
mediately upon the closo of tho Poll Book
proceeding any election to be held In said
Town, to prepare a true and correct copy of
said Poll Book, certified by him to bo such
copy, and In time for the opening of tho polls
as provided by law, to have such copy at the
voting place and deliver tho same to one of
J udges of said election and take his receipt
therefor.
SECTION 11.
If any person shall falsely swear or affirm In
taking oath or making affirmation preserlbod.
by this ordinance, or shall falsely personate,
affirm or procure a person so personated to be
registered, or If any person shall represent
! his name to the Town Clerk to l>e different
from what It actually Is. or cause such name
to be registered, or If any person shall casue
any name to be placed upon the registration
list otherwlso than In the manner provid
ed In this Ordinance, hesh. 11 be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction be shall
be. punished by * fine not exceeding two
hundred dollars or by Imprisonment In
the municipal jail for a term not exceeding
ninety days or both by such fine and impris
onment.
Sxction 12
This Ordisancx shall take effect and be
In force from and after Its passage and ap
proval.
Approved. March 2nd. 1906,
J, A. Nettles,
Mayor.
Akteat: Matthew Bridge.
Town Clerk.
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LOOK FOR THE BACK DOOR
Tbe reopening of the Board of Trade
on the 17th wlH be an event of no small
moment in the life of Skagway. Thine
have been pretty dull since it closed?
everyhody knows that. Entrance from
Broadwar to the roar. 317-fcf
Subscribe for Tbe Ajaskan.
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with diDner orders, free in placa
of tea or coffee. Come on ooys.
Hur THoco Mandollia Ringing
Eight of them in one instrament,with
Piano aocompaniment. Hear them at
the Mascot. It is great, and fills the
place of a vaudeville entertainment.
The Fifth Avenue hotel hasunlimite
aooomodations. Steam he*t and every
thing modern.
HAVE YOU SEEN
our? F. Canadius Fclenlus, if 'not drop
io at Daylight and look at it? it is the
prettiest now It iver was. Respectfully
yours Herman Grimm.
WEAK KtDNETS MAKE WEAK BODIES
Kidnap DIimim Cam* Half th? Com
mon Aoho" and Ilia of Alukt
People
As one weak link weakens a chain, so
weak kidneys weaken the whole bo ly
and hasten the final breaking down.
Overwork, strains, cold* and other
causes injure 'he kidneys, and when
their activity is lessened the whole
body suffers from the excess cf uric
polsoa circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and languor and
unitary 111* come, and there i? an evr
increasitg tendency towards diabets
and fatal Brlght's disease. Trere is no
real help for the sufferer except kid
nev help.
Doan'a K'dney Pil'i act directly on
the kidneys and cure ev rv kidney ill.
E. A. Suttnn, of II26 Walter St., Sa
lem, Orrgon, says: "For ten or twelve
years rheumatism and kidney trouble I
was the scourge of my life and two or
three times I was down on my buck on
account of the pain being 90 severe. I
could hardly move owing to the lame
ness and had to leave my farm and come
Into the city to doc' or for the trouble
but nothing seemed to biing me more
than temporary relief. I was in bad
shape just before I went to a drug store
and procurtd Doan's Kidney Pills. My
limbfflwoalP scarcely support me and I
could only get around at times with the
freatest difficulty. Doan's Kidney
'ills benefited me at once and when
I had u?cd uaed three boxes I was ab
solutely free Irom every symptom of
my old trouble and ray health was bet
ter than it had been for fourteen year.'
I can conscientiously say that Doans
Kidney Pills are the best remedy of the
kind I ever used or knew of,"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5o
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N,
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THE
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G)\\f((d STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
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This Scrip takes immediate title
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per acje in 40, 80 and 120 acre
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of from 1 to 20 acres
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REGULATION." 1905
Warehouses ">pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All frtight 9'iipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls win ou collected on Chbcked Baggage Onlx. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be clopad to the public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be open jd only when passengers have disembarked,
: Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-J0HN80N, GenT Mgr
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