(Ip Oaiij JVWkaa
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Admitted a? ??eond ciaw mail matter
July *. lWi. ** Po?tofflc?
tt Sbw. Aiaska
L. i. KELLER. Publl?h*r.
Subscription Rate*:
Oa? ttonUi by inali "5
On* mooch by oaj.t?* 1.00
TLrv* boqUw by 2.^6
tit mouth* by mail
On* r**r by mail 9.00
X>b*oHption? and adv*rti??mant? re
c*v?d by:
DwiurtT "?inr? n .. \\ tutei3\>rs?. \ T
K. W. OUws Caroross. Y. T
t u. rUiman aUia. B. C.
& Jl. B mewU HaiQ?N Alaski
RE\ BEACH *\D HIS \ IEVN POINT
It is too a>i that Rex IVvuh. writ
ins in Ujo Saturday Kvening lY>st
alont Wbat Is The Matter With Al
*>ka' Mid some things that are not
Uu*. He spoiHti one of the best ar
i.les that has been written upon U?e
W'iskar. land laws by his iniss;ate
ii *nts about a few material things.
To begin is the following:
"As a matter of fai . Alaskans are
:hr. mos; of theiu don't eare a tink
I'ucke; of Ittood Saloon, at Ka.rbatiks,|
?i k>ns as Uit y set ?oniv land laws.
savs hv is wT:u>ig as a "soor-iloitsii
aeu wbo dv ^ircs pa?*U\:*patv in iiis
*rrmetits, an
Am
\ askaji ejections for lK>legaie ?
thf ihe people Wiovt best repre
Kt th'J ib? Holm RuK: stnUnu n
Alaska is "ox .-r-adv ertised" is cotu
SECRETARY FISHER'S LCVD.
U ft man found himself with
a strenuous job or. his hands be is
WWw L. of Chicago. mho
fas become Secretar; of the Interior
ia place of Wlinivr. The work
* hich confronts him j? ? mtugh to
fa a more or lew demoralized con
dition ar.J much of its business not
brought up *o date, owing to the fact
;hat for nearly a year it has been
compelled u> defend Itself constantly
against the most persistent and vie
ctow attacks Among the great
I rot Jems awaiting solution are those
rteiNvW with the leasing of coal
fe-ads *u Alaska, oil lands ia Califor
and wnterpower sites in various
TA"ts of the public domain, upon
wlich subject Congress failed to
provide any legislation.
Tbe Xlaska railroad question must
aieo N settled Then there Is the
Cunningham coal case in Alaska to
*?> - deposed of and the highly im
pwtart precedent thereby establish
ed n?t be carefully considered.
Something must be don* with a great
r umber of prosecutions against claim
ants to public lands, already in
cenrse of preparation. A definite
policy must fc. decided upon for the
expenditure cf JiX'.OM.tV# in the
completion of existing reclamation
projects And oa top of all this the
n*w secretary must prepare for the
Investigation of his department
'hiwtfewd >y the IVriac ratio House.
Bat Mr. Hsher is a dauntless man
CANDY
treshest <
and Sweetest in the Candy Line n
Just Received at BRIT1 S
< f great tore* and high ability. H<>
? ill undoubtedly do as much as an>
man could do. In all fairness, th<
'imtrj should not become impatient
if he fails to get results as quick!:
as >? would like in all the undertak
;rgs before him. ? Cleveland Leader.
RECIPROCITY.
Reciprocity iu*y interfere with Sir
V.'ilfrid's attending the imperial con
f> -ence. It hands a large-sized argi.
tuen' to those who w ant to wv a proud
iivty million market's contumely in
his section of the United States.
Sut everything comes to him who
kiows how to wail, and parliament
as sai six tuonihs before now on a
slighter excuse. Recipiocity got few
is: bumps iu parliament than a big
M.hjeel like that usually invites. The
?"dest Knock came from Clifford
sutou, who has been looking for a
v >iancc to fidget out of his i?arty for
year back. Once before ? the aut
iioomj bills ? Clifford Sifton chos?
tie easiest way When these chaug
s of heart are upon him the meni
cr for Brandon is so uneasy that
h :s known as Clifford Shiftin'. j
v i fford Sifton is no longer for this
< :cks the rank and deference it dv
rves. In this last mow of his he
turns his back on the West that
see . him to parliament and his face
>? ward England ? the country where
?he knighthoods come from. ? Collier's
v - eekly.
For your Easter Dinner, go to the
lack Train Restaurant Kverythin
?s neat and the service is excellent.
Tea. Coffee or Wine free with din
ner order.
IN THE DISTRICT CO CRT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA. Dl
L eited Siaus of America. )
District of Alaska, ) as.
Division No. 1.
Not ce is hereby given thai pur
s.uau! lo an order made by the above
?niiilev. Court, ai Ketchikan, Alaska,
oc April 11, isil, mere will be a
aV?cial term of Court at Skag?a>.
A.'^ska Said special term convening
:n the In Red Stales Court House at
Skagway, Alaska, on Monday the.
-2nd day of May, A. D. 1911, at the
?cur of ten o'clock A. M., on said
iN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 ha*e
h< reunto set my hand and affixed
it Seal of the l?istrict Court this
i SEAL) fi. W. PETTET.
Clerk of ihe District Court for tho
District of Alaska, Division No l.
M . THOUGHTFUL HUSBANDS
I'r.vlde good dry wood. Call up
i Transfer Company and order
th . ord or more. It comes In ever;
.ih from Denver Glacier.
\fr, tch the train.
THK STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OI ALASKA.
Around all .lay wi,!' a.? aehi;i
bpck;
Can't rest at night;
Doan's Kidney Pills will give re
newed lite.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here Is convincing proof that this
is bo:
Mrs. H. M. Thomas. 1402 34th St.,
Oakland, Gal., 6?ys;
"The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
and consequently I have no hesita
two years aco I suffered from palm
the sewing mat him As Doan's Kid
l ey Pills have been used by a mem
n s-ults, I was advised to try them.
to be just what 1 required, driving
away my aches and pains and improv
tha' they can be relied upon to give
tdief from kidney disorders."
For Bale by al! dealers, frice 60
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sob- agents for the I'nited
State*.
Remember the name ? Doan't? am
tak>> ao otb?r.
PRO FES8IQNAL CARPS.
attorn m
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn ey-At-Law
P. O. Pox E. Juneau, AlasKa.
Attorney-At-L?w
Skagway. ? - Alaska
Engineers
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and '.li er^
? : Surveyor : ?
Poller RMg. - Haines, Al&f- ??
Muclc Teacher*.
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANt? MAIN ST.
: HEATED AND LJGHiKD PINE SAMFLK ROOM E
S BY ITS OW N f'LA NT FOR DRUMMERS
Ulbite Pass ftctcl j
P. D McM'lian, Manager
Drflcstand best apflimd fiofel in he Vi kon
CBOICR BAR STOCK (UMUbOrjt, ?. C. f
KATES MODERATE
MOORE'S WHARF CO.
Terminus \V. P. & Y. Route.
I All SouthboundSteamers Arrive and l>f par I From This l>ot k
REGULATIONS 1910.
Wnrehttuses opea for delivery of to<h ckandiso ftv>m 8 a. in. to 5 p. n?.
Perishable* ONLT delivered on Sunday or at olght.
All freight ahipment* destined southbound must bo accompanied l>\ a
SHirrER'8 MANIFEST (papers can bo obtained *t the I' S. cn
torn* office) and must be deliered before 5 p. m. No ;'<< -ht u
be received on wharf after Uii - kour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGG VGW ON
No coarse for lva+a> and crips when unchi h ?!
' The wharf Rate will be closed to tho public when steamer is i ?arii. do<k
and will be opooed only when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on do K.
P. O. Box 173. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
The White Pass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 25.
No. 8 S. Bound
1st class
Arrives 4 20 p. m.
i' 45 '?
1 42
1 10 "
11 25 a. m.
Leaves 9 15 ??
Pwssen,reci it net be at depots In time to have Baggage Inspected
isd checked Inspection to stopped SO minutes before leaving time of
inla. _
ISO ponds of baggage wfll be checked (Tee with each foil fare tick
et and 76 pounds with sacfc half fare tliM ,'J|
No. 1 N. Bound
1st class
? SO a. m. I -eaves
12 10 p. m
4 45 - Arrives
(Daity Except Sunday)
8KAGCAT
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOO
WHITEHORSE
T
I mm WEATHER BEPOfiT f
D ? : ? 0 ? : ? 0 ? : ? 0 ? : ? 0 ? j ? ? ? :?l
Result* of the observations taker
it Moore'* WW f *t midnight.
remper*t\i r '?rr fbrorrai o ^
M
Mean "
Wratber observation at Clark's
Ranrh (2 mites north of Moor 's
wharf.)
INFERIOR WEATHFR REPORT
COAL
Wellington Lump Coa!
f^otn Shaft No. 6. Ojater n*y
*? Lxlysmith, tri* nighe?t <cr* ?
tioasoholj coal of all Uie Q. C. fl"i
(Vrfect Combustion Uniform H*8
On and after July l?t. 1910. *
?hall offer this coal. Relecte<d a
Above prices Include delli ry
Moore s Wharf "o.
FROM SKAGWAY
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacom*
C*
Vjrtot , Atk*rn?**< B^Rinek**^
Rrrrtt, Otympt*. P? ft Towawn^, S^n?f?
fWlwiglwrm, Ewk*. S?w? Rwtara. Mtw^
- ic -co, Los Angeles, San Diego
? A' DREWS G. V. P. D C. D. DUNANX ~ '
M2 M. 5?. . t r.?*
Right rtvft4 *f ??*??*? Wil? trk?4n)?
XT SAILINGS WILL B5
o I California Mar. 31, Apr. 11-22
of Seattle Apr. 4, 16,27 May 9, 20, 31
FP \NK H. BOLD Agent, 2ad and Broadway, SKAGWAY
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
< trying U. 8 M*ll M<1 Al*skt Wkelflp Etpr??
*t R* of Oh? F"*?>' Pvwntar StA*m?r
ERSON DOLPHIN
APrtIL - - 7, 18. 29 MARCH - - 24
APRIL - - ? 13, 25
10' 21 MAY - - 5, 16. 27
tr. ''htr f* <J*'? wtthont notlr*
C B. OTTPTTLL, A??nt, Ptww, W
? <inadian Pacific
(B,C COAST SERVICE)
PRINCESS MAY
Will Sail From Skafjway
. i 8-18-29 April 8-19-29
May 10-20-31
Sabj^ct to ch?n?e wit-iont notion
^r. Victoria. Seattle, via Prince Rupert
F. F. W LOWLE, Agent
HISS. Humboldt
Will Sail From
LA'iWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
April 16th and 26th,
ftiltr.c 4*t? *ubj*rt Irt rlltot* wUhon* noOn*
riRRT AV"R W. BOUQMTOW
, f! ? Pho*? ??. MH B'dw'r, ?v??w?y.
.AJJVJkTJrtr WWVirfW.*
ill B I II
Line From
r)?vt in ?r<1 Intermedial* Ynkon Rl**r t'nlnta.
\ ? ou*r? rwh*donly fiaWhiU Mora*
Winter Route Stage Service
? f tra'n* will cmitloTi# rtinnlnf.bwtw?i?i?
,\i *, itr and Freight Ser?I<!e will b# .naintalnarf
Line w!?wo Whita FT or* and D*??nn .
*: d pu "osrpft, !e**? While Hon* for P*w*w> tno
Fo- i t ' , vd covered and f*bulo-i?ly rich quart* rum;
of U o Windy Arm DI?'ric- tnkr lor dally train* tn Cortbov.
'-r "?ht and telegraphic rate*, apply
to ????? ?? riio' th? Coapaaf, or to:
TRAFFIC DEFAK A. Oe Mnyr, F. B. WURZPACRFR Gen Ar't
r R. C and Sl, tci>ajr,AI*?ka Sfcaf;'*y. AtMka