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GILL'S DEFEAT
IS CONFIRMED
Gcor;r Cottertll, Damoerat. WlSn*
M*yor?i!t* Race by ?45 y.
Woman And SocaliiU Defeat Hi
am.
(By AlMkt New* bnrsan.)
SEATTLE, M*rcfc 7? Tha report |
?ent out r?t erday of the elect?* of!
George OatterHl ?* Mvw ot th.s
been ooaffcTBwi by the ftnal ;
rOBBt 0( the voles cast.
The Ootterill ifctocj o?r HI C4-I '
is a aleoder om, the vtctrrtaua can
didate receiving but more rote? '
than lite opponent oat of a totnl of
*3.0*0 <*>? cmC
The ofTVtal room (Ivm C-Tttertll j
31.831 Gill St. lis.
The <W?t ot Old l> t ?rmt
surprise In ihls <*y ?j?d there is *
frwnJ feeling of rw M the ejec
tion of Cotterlll. It Is thoaght that
the defeat at Gill was doe to Ma re
< all trrmt office while Mayor of the
city ka( year, the entire woman's
vote and socialist rote (tolng to Oot
UNM.
Ihae to the narrow margin of the
OattartB ?*rtorT r^--comt of the
*w? W tlltAhr \
NSW TORK. Fab. 2#? The Kev l
UT Madison I viers. wha bas he. n
egpenineatttg w?u? the sale of gro
oerten and vegetables at ooet price
in tenement dwellers m the rtcug&
of Ma uptown churrh. is ?o ?tixwgrr
oavinced oi the sncr.as of Mm* wot*
that be now pfcwe the organfaatHw of
a formal corporation to carry on in
a large way the job of getting food
from the prodwofr to the cooaumcr
with the hast immediate Hi Hi.
The capital stock of the Institution
will be dlMrtfcntod n a to prevent
ita get tfct? away from the control of
the people or Into the hands of pri
vate Inwrents. The wrt of the cor- ;
pomtioa wtt ba la the hands of an
advisory board chosen from rarfcwa
rftarttaMe societies
The Hnmholdt left Janoau thU
aatmng at 11 oVioch and shcwtM ?r>>
rtve here ?nrly this evening.
RE-COUNT O* VOTES
CAST IS PROBABLE
RUN GROCERY STORE.
ALASKA CABLE BROKE
IN SEVERAL PLACES
Cable Ship on Repairing Plrat Brnak
Discover That a Second Break Has
Taken Place. Cause* of Accident
Are Uttkr?own.
(Bt A teak* News Bureau.)
SKATTU?, Maich 7? A report re
ceived twre Ja? ni*ht from the ca
ble ship Burnsides reports that upon
rppaJrin* the break foond in the U
aaka Cable yesUrnlav . It was fan d
that a second break had occurred.
The kMtioo of the second break
has not bnen determined as ye t. The
cause of the breaks in the cable
are causing much conjecture.
BONANZA MINE PAYS
$1,000,000 DIVIDEND.
iR? Alaska Neva Bureau.)
TAOOMA. Wash.. March 7? The
Bonanza copper mine, one of th<
Omorenhetm interests In Alaska. ha?
juv made an initial divided of $1.-|
900.600 The Bonanaa mine has N>en
shipping since last April, when the
Oopper River A Northwestern r*4!
way was completed.
Work was started on the mine he- :
fore. the railroad was finished. and;
by the time the road was rea-iy Tbr
operation there were several steamer
loads of copper ready for shipment to
the Tacoma smeller. The Reman ca|
mine is at some distance from the
terminus of the railroad It is abore
the snow ttne. and the copper is trans
ported by a cable tram-way from the
mine to the bonkers at the railroad
Tack.
The Wall Street Journal asys more
?ban li.000 tons of copper ore. aver
*#rin* close to 70 per cant copper,
and rained at apfratmat^ly $3,S00,0C0 j
las been shipped from the Bona***
mines in the last few months The |
installation of the concentrartnir ma
cbb>?r - has been comnlete<J and the
mine will soon begin to ship low !
irrade ore.
DR. KELLER CONVALESCING
letters received yesterday from Or
L. S. Keller are of a far happier tone
than those received a week ago. The .
latest reports indicate that be is in |
a convalescent state and is a^ain '
gatoinjt weight and aUwiffth
When In Whttehorse stop at the I
Ikwitnion Hotel. Best me?X best
beds. b?*t accommodations. best j
Special Offerings
New Dress Chiffons^"?"?
per yard < ;>c
New Dress Trimmings ggjas
"First Shipment of Spring Goods"
Will Arrive This Week
LADIES HOME
JOURNAL
SPRING STYLE
BOOK
20c with a 15c
Pattern
H. J. LYNCH
Til* Uy-T> P?U HafcartfMfcw- and Lk'Im PvrnM??r.
DR. HENI* K. YOUNG
Member of Provinck] wflamA&t fom AtMn District.
- -Mr -* ?
MEMBER OP PARLIAMENT
WILL ARRIVE r<?Sil$m
Amonpt Ujf w"io arc
etpectcd to arrive on the Him o (it
ibis e*??nin|t l? I>r. Henry tf. Yottfu.
MMkr of the prorlnr.al I'arl HJi.iTit
of Urttiah Commbla, from (ho Atlln
lki?irjct, who is return ng from Uie
?session of l"Br^ajn< nt JU*t close i.
Dr. Yo?ns- h? reiurnln* at this
time to enter * campaign for r?-?'.e< t
km in the new election wMch has
been ordered by the Cabinet to take
place on the 2Sth of tfr's month.
During his many years of serviw
?a the ropresentative of the Atlln
Dl??ri<-t I>r. T x?n * bRf !>? mi m ry
prominent In tb? affairs of ?he Pro
vince bavin* he!d the portfoji .* <vf
Provincial Secretary a d Mini fy r of
13dwcatlon to which cabinet o fos he
was appointed In 1007. He was f'rst
elected to Parliament lr> 1W3 and
hae been returned ?t each nbw^riit
election.
Mr. John Dunham. who arrived
In Skacway h??t nf.*ht from Atlt >,
when Interview ed by a r pro ^nffcMTe
of the Alaskan on lh?? p i'. ' :il situ
atlon in the U'ln D'-r t. seated
that he believed Dr. woold be
returned to th#> le*-lsWM?re In the
ooroiryt election "In Met." he t-aH,
"I do not belteve that thf?re will
be any opposWnn to Dr Vetnr. The
OVwiservntive pa*tv is vp-<- ?tro*u at
fjhr u-e to tin# popu.ar- |
jjtL , ? ' in fMppuTuag the
Hu^.i of ra?.w(ty* dMMglMMt the i
t?i they ar? golnx
r.?rc the people it <he pr?>*:.t plet.-,
n. I believe t?iat ml ri,ht tb-nk- j
. l-Sb.-i I our district, will re
ilii? that It i* f.'M- the bp*t Ib??c
. ? <>f the dWMft that I*. Yown*
be returned wltJwut oj>po*U.H,rk In j
1hb ete*"Uon/'
Speaking of t h ?? oadlzlona In th?|
Miln restrict, \ir. omham
? h*t hp be|:evol thai the lorolnx
?uinier will be a prj*,*>frou* one
for that Jooa'Hy "Vet only will
thp usual hydraulic opsratlonii be
?arr!?vl on a lar/tr at a'e than ever,"
lie aaSJ. "but li gation* po'nt to I
JUto definite df veiopnK-ni rf quarts I
!>roix?rUe* ther. Thpr* will a|?o'
>e f i-isi >r*b|e iictMty In the pra*. 1
:? ' : ? i-r-\l company har-j
'n* been formed for tha purpo??> of
=>>??. ntV j>r->T<-rtinc of aoiPe of
th<? i t'Jviv: i ? ? with mortem rtrlll !
method*."
EAGLES WILL OANCE.
Thp dance committee of the Ival
Aerie rf Kaacif" a "moon e thit they
will (tlve another one of their aeml
monthly dancinq partly on Saturday
rr ht There w<11 hp thp regular
mir ? I lonrhrm which art- fpa
' ire* of ev"r <|an<e (riven by thp
Kac1<-?. A1I who attend arp MWirpd
of n rood time
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FILL OF THE H, AS THEY
HARDLY EVER CiO
LOWER
j P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
REPORT DISCOVERY
OF SOUTH POLE
Report Raachea London of Victory j
on Part of Capt. Robt. Falcon Sco't,.
Antarctic Explorer. Eioeditlan Left
England June 9, 1910.
(Br Alaska News Bureau.)
LONDON', March 7? It has been j
reported here that Capt. Robt FlaL
con Scott of this country, bas iw ;
c?e< !??d In reaching the South PoJe.
The re^wrt received is *a'<l to
hare come from Steward* la and.
south of New Zealand, the base of
supplies established bjr Capt Scott
previoo* to his da?h of a thousand
miles to the pole.
Oapt. Scott left England on June
9th. 1910, with one of the largest
anl nwt oaf'y whi -h ha*
ever ?et ?it upon a Antarctic ex
ploration.
MEXICAN STATE WANTS
TEMPORARY SECESSION.
(Oy Alaska News Bureau.)
Hfc.KxO?!LLO, MexKot M an h 7?
A p.a.i f.?r >ne temporary a ec^tuM
i ?f the jtWte of ckvnora fri>m the Me*
.?a.i t ..trai was promul
?i- i-??j iiofp to. say.
Tne yia.i *a.-> fakortvl Uy the busi
ness men of .Minor a who want the of
finals of thia state to propose tt to
President Madero and the Merlin
can<reM. They desire permi'sicn of
the national aithoritiej for 3 mora
to govern Itself Indepeodent'y of the
nation until conditions throo?lKX.t the
en.; n try arc eett'ed. when this state
would resume Its connection with the
union
ft wa* pointed oat by the spomera
for the temporary secession plan that
bnstn*** throughout Sonor* has not
Heen seriously damaged by the dis
turbs -ce* elsewhere in Mexko. ami.
that, heinr a r^wsf. state. it emild
ronverlentV conduct Its affairs tem
i porari'y without the sM of the na
Urnial officers
St arranremerK whkh ^ou'd be un
satisfactory to the rsofral sr"*em
ment wa* oo-<t<?m'>lat?d For SO yean
9o-ioea had an anp^inted" rorermr
and rtwe were oo elerttoM tn the
state in that period.
ELKS WILL ELECT NEW
OPFICER8 THIS EVENING.
Ska^way IxxIicp No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks will hold a regular meeting to
night at ?:00 o'clock, at which the
nornVnatlen and election of officer*
for the ewtfnst year will take place.
\li numbers a re tir^enUy requested
to pr?uw?nt.
F. A. Callarman. Sec y I
JUNEAU JURY DELIBERATE#
BUT TWENTY MINUTES
Lena Berrhof?r, 16 Year Old Girt
Who Shot Marshal Fonzo, l? Found
Not Guilty. Verdict of Jury Is
Popular.
(Special to The Datfy AMM.)
JUNEAU, March 7? After deltosr
atiag but twenty minutes the jury ta
the case o f Mi?e Lena Bernhofer.
charged with a_?*a!t with an attempt
to kill, returned a r\erdfc~t of ? -
qirittal In JutUe Thoman R. Lyr>o*
poart last night.
Mfes Bernhofer waa Ind4eted by
the grand jury on the above charge
after Mn; bound over to await a
bearing befrwv that body by Commis
sioner Martin Conway of Ska^way
The crime of wMch ?he was mc
f iraed waa the shooting of United
State* Deputy Marshal Fred Fonio la
the Mew Home Restaarant in ftkag
way on June Kth of last y?ar, The
shooting occurred wb*n Marshal
Konto. accompanied by Jailer James
Rocfc and Mathew Sondeen. entered
the ostabltabment n?n by Mies Mary
Bernhofer, ?tmt of the young girl,
for the ti'irpfwe of serving l?ga| pa
pet* on Mis* Remtinfar Th? shot
fired by the yo?n* woman struck the
Marshal In the rtght arm near the
sh<*?Mer, inflicting a pitnfn) wound
AMERICAN APPEALS
rOR U. S. WARSHIP.
(By Alaska News Bwsan.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. March 1?
3enator Lea of Tenwaeee was ap
pealed to today by a torn** constitu
ent, Charles Hudson, now at Morhrft.
Mexico, for a warship to be nb! to
Topotobampo bay to protect Am?r1
rans there. In a tetter he wrote:
"We are In dire ?*ed of a warship
at Topotobampo bay. It has a gmd
harbor, fci only 12 miles away frn*n
here, and Is needed at ones. This
aiw uprising has no substantial faun
iatfnn nor responsible leaders sa the
[ other one had, bat is based on a <*?
v. re for pitfegv mainiy. We hars a*
r*m Mochts the largest cokmy ot
American dthtens on the west coast
1 mt Mexico, ind It begins td look as
though we wmld hare trowhie.**
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KetcMkan thle tt II p in.
The Enormous Demand
for Good Clothes
made to order by our
famous Chicago tailors,
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has Keen created by the
Unfailing Qnality of
the Clothes Themselves
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Iw P?hti
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who know a good thing when they see it.
If you want a Spring suit that is guaran
teed to give complete satisfaction in fit.
style, woolens and workmanship, don't delay
having us take your measure. |
WILL WON, THE CLOTHIER