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SKAGWAY, ALASKA. MONDAY. .1 ANTAUY IS. 1 ?.? 1 2
1ILL OPEIAIORS
Fibril Fuiiui
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kV""ON WORKERS S^iKE
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Jt-T $HOA 6USNESS
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OPPOSITION TO HUMPHREY'S
appointment to bench.
Vsnociation Object to His Ap
pointment on The Ground That
Ho is No: ki Pmotw of Law
Vlaska New* Bureau ?
SK VTT1JE. Jan. 15? The announce
ment of the slating of Congressman
I R. Humphrey for the feierai
in this district has missed a
remondons storm of protest and op
posKio* from the local members of
o bar H-isoclation and many other
rfce reason given for the oproai ' ' -n
the lencth of time which has
~r*-e.i since Humphrey has prar
... tew. It being claimed that he
- ;* apablp of holding down the
* v K a proper manner.
. e: ?m\vt?S prayer
ON PEACE ANNIVERSARY
V. ?> ' Have ljf.tW Oiti OpVMut'1
1 ?th Anniversary of Treasy
NEW YORK. Jan. 1T> ? AbsWo^e -
sr* far as poss^Vle. of the a -
, of 1 r.O.'WMKK* English spe?V-;
pie thror^l-oct the wo'lti f r
ustes for silent prayer and
ipla'ion. is a snrcestion whi h
l-y cf' ^rs'joa of the 1<MMh .1" |
? ? try of the peace among En .
.-.liinc people".
t' dn'e of ratification >y the
?:i1 TSrRj-fc rovemmcn: = c
&NE PROSPFCTOR DEAD
V reiy lv?nes * ho was in towt
- ti Ki-,>a*w> Uiis week, brought new:
f -h d-^th of an aced prospe. tw
v1 v- HenUriekson. whxh occurre
the CSth of December at the c*b
V and Swanson rear S"v<?
kson *as between ?5 and S*1
\rs of age and had beer. In the
< o> .T:try for several ye?~s
N g Is known of his previous life
r family connections ? WhttehoT-p
Ola k * as a patenter on the
e>r--<*i from Hnine*. where he
b< en for several days \ - ' nc his
- Mrs Frank Fooro.
Th" train left for Whitehorse to
, "V, ?..\-eral passengers.
3SU
The Best of
The
Good Ones
ior
Big and Little Feet
THE
t&cnt&maii
\ SHOE
H. J. LYNCH
T*?? Htbartias^er ani La'ias Furnisher. II
GOVERNMENT 10
V.'OL'LD OPERATE UNDER
THE POSTAL SERVICE
;"v minster Hi'ehoo* k to Reeomroaad
to vym*J' SS The Aquisltion And
Operation of Te!??rapb L.taes
In I'nitc:!
, Ala ka Now* Bureau.*
\J>MXt.TOX, II 0. IS ?
! lisies i.i Uio I .lited Sttlei
l"us<i.ia>;or General Fra;.K H. liu> h
*x-k ? "l soon recomawmd that Con
peraL them as part of the p > taj
? !^L TRY GOAT
RAISING IN ALASKA.
JT XKAl . Ja ; 1? ;?e K. Tucker,
rank Howe and C. P. Hilt; n, three
oi. . .a ranchers who own sheer
a herds in thai wale, art
ere looking f^r kiv a'ion** to whi "fc
I <io not, think." said Mr. Tucker.
.tK- a siieep ? ntry, hut many
? whith makes tin sheop tWBiDW
ih impose ib'e ?>? :e is the wet
v "'or. \ sheep's wool soak? with
lUr ? r><1 ii 1:- impo -;h - to shear
. ,i era*-, however, it is a't'1
t';s c;" tre .v.: on twi s ha'f
Ion; Their wool, too. i? si
i? k and lies in such a manner on
' p poats- Mck that the xcator runs
?ff r-v ily, and no matter how much
rvn?. \*>ry Ii ? tio of the wor>l pets
and they can he sheared In <he
rainiest weather w ithout trouble.
"Ooats" wool brings much more on
i -he m.irket than sheep?' wool. While
<;he?-ps" wr>ol is down now to 1 4 eta.
FVr some time. Mr. Tucker says.
; -hn raisins of sheep and poats was a
-rrowii'c indnstry in Montana, but
j lately renditions hare been becoming
worse for the poat and sheep raisers.
He says t'la; a numN?r of them from
i Montana hare been looklntr for loca
tions in Alaska
Vr Tucker be'ieve- *'wt if sat's
? *?> rt-ranceme- ts can be made
-\,vi forest reserve officials, several
ler's of ponts may be bmnrht from
? r. ? ? s^tithoi Atn'ka T?ext
cnmn>er
The PftfTiftj tra V the ro>'n<? t-ip
"rem the Post today.
WOULD ABOLISH
COMMENCE COURT
<Vr stofwniaTi OORten !? ThJtl i*?c Tr
Doc* Not Work in Hw
iwwy WIUi Iniwstaio Conj
miWon.
? By AiasVa N>ww Hnrp?n.)
WASHINGTON. D. C, Jki '*?
TJiOttts M. Sims, Con.:rcs man fr ? ?
Toiicji?#pw. is Mi l to li" pp-poo ihV
Pot tlie effort* heir, m . ; ? t?> *;>?> i?li
TMKTt M M. SIMS.
It is claimed by opponent to >hr
rt that the new court ha< donr
-uJ-AND TO BUILD FIVE
DREADNOUGHT destroyers
rt , )f! h?r.
fcishi; aid defensive power a"-.<t
shell. i-Mead of th? 12-inch tun. i!':
THOUSAND DOLL AT!
TOR A 90NG
po!, She roipnirp q cc- of grand
year ?m tract with the Metropo'S'aii
?">TMTa eomp? cf N- ? Yo~V, c*i th?
has 5 of $<>0,000 for a six months' sea
son in which she agrees to sin; 60
times. She will he heard only lr
;*aliai colors hire ro^es. notably a
vaw
The <VemAJul for those pofxl infreAWg eU-adlly. It is th<* nat- ,?.
urn 1 demand for .1 c*x>d pro<ft?< ? n product UwU. ?twjt connissour, +
? j.
rocojmiios a? tho best rn the laftrkot. W<? rpromin^nd this lin? ^
+
vctt highly. *nd cuarantep it- rvritv.
4*
1 - *
1 Pound Packages at 50c and 75c +
1 - 2 lb. Packages at 30c and 40c +
_ . +
: P. H. GANTY, Grocer I
* +++++++++++++ * + * + + + + + + + + 1
MERCHANTS
-.?W LINE TO ALASKA
lit y Itepnrt of com
i.i - si < onditicr.* in Alaska by
i\ , & Br atfutrept. Portland
Men Wa.it Tr*d<*
' l.v'j News Huroftu.)
I . ! ? Pr> Jo V*
r ,>. t of L> .un & Ftraiatreet.
.t.jy *<a> of btisincm
Ma i.a, t>.e bnsbio<v? men
i.i to the Cbaov
ha . ?? m??1e a ***t<v.
?? f>ii t t'tat ther wornid
? a ; u.!p linr to iat.<x.
_ ,N ..ARK TO SEND
OUT COLONISTS.
i . ... . - 1 1.?? *e?l
t i?r. oeairup, has
.1.0..* of and
? I Ik a pMu for Qie
.< .1 . .? op lamia. A nuni
?< >? |.m- y mace by Dr.
? ...v? a . u ian<l i>a ??
?.:? **i by njea.
1. . - vt<I tii a 1 a sim. i country
; .> . ho.it any of the en
Oi i e kreTt powers
to ect valuable conres
Ti;r>:.<Ji government,
in i th#? plan belike
1 a .a can a.ain be r e
? . '-r! ity b* the n?<? of
rrUatlon.
HAS ROUGH VOYAGE.
k Saturday evening. I
' ?.? roughest trips *!??
e Toe wind b*T a
;iJe, ofsinw* throning the
? ??or t " bri Ige, acrordlu*
. .. lira . ?":io rttMM to
rr ? j th s mors In? at s
o ? wind ha* ?-e*(=ed to
: ? hove inti oi.ht TVier?>
rth J^ieT
f. ;? 1; in-. Mr- M . Ttrown
Mra. PaniH Dnom?* and
i*' 1 an'! <hiidrPTi Th?rc
p." enters south.
TO kill romance
TO BUILD UP TRAOE
/onotlan* Propo** to ItiriM an fX**
trfr full way '? f'WP*'*
WKh 0?ndoM?>r?
VENICE. Ian <>? Tho rondoliorn
rfiip?Uon will bo *on? to a pTo?t
^'ont whon Uw dry of VonU"?? Mrilds
? '?trio railway. a.? It prop"*** to
'o. to (ho famoiMi I>lo bo^h. whoro
ill tl??? fashionable world ronrr?*?caG>*
Tho l>do la a bathlnjt rowort on a
>n?. narrow strip of fc<l*nd f*~fnji
\.ir;aUr. * ronpi* of mllos out In
ie uroon and It la proponent to run
in ol? trie train through a tirme!
frrt bolow tho bod of ih*
ira 1 < aral, whereby th* tlm* tt now
?\V i to (f?t from St. Ma^k'a *<ji?r??
o ? I > boaoh ? Ui? boat part of an
i< - r ^indor pri^nt condition* ? wo?ild
> -arinood t/> fivo tnfntjfow
By prmldln* oasy and ?jnVk moans
tf ari es* tho city fathers hopo to
t v?itora t/> the LUo In iffoAt
iioh although to many th?
<- ?? s uhway station in St. Mark*
-T ?'??> will a ration and
;r *??. :t:oif will b# shorn of all
roman'o
\RCTIC BROTHERHOOD
DANCE BIG SUCCESS.
7h.> l>eap Year l>an?e Rivr-n by tbo
if- MroUierhood ?u a huga su< ?
e98.
the terrific wind whl> h fcorpt
away, many ladioa bravod tb*
t-rnrs of th? atorm. >o mcrrrt their
ieman friends to the d ai.ee
Many f.nes w?> collected from
? c ntiomeo. for wandering aroimd
"ill. unescorted by a lady. w
'kin* * chair "vngmcefally.'*
The A R. Dance Committee wt?h to
k the ladies of Uk? "floor coro
o" u h?J conducted the dance, and
? la !;->? who *are so rotiTonaly of
Many atrlkinjr costume* were worn
irentlerora pr?wgt. Mr. H. J
v ro ft b?Mfttful dress tult of
= irmoMnUd by a dash of for
? v " not*. postn-.a-ator Kltdtll ai
i s attired In a "clawhammer ""
it V I llahn wa* rr>be?i dark
'tiro with a fhia tor of pink row**.
l?o. Ma^oo looked bewlfchin* wrth
tstor of \ioWji In hia button hok
T^.? stMrn^r rnracto loft Kotrhi
ti yostor^ay at 3 P m arriving In
-r<- 3*11 at r, o'rlork this morning
ho ?h'i?ld arrlro hore In tho morn
ing. f T fl
9 a m a a n n
Shoes for,
Men
W omen
and
Children
have a large Stock on hand ?
Also A Large Assortment of
Men s Shoes
The .lent That The Market
Afford*
Also
Rul >'>crs and Arctics
of all kinds
VILL CLAYSON-uma
The H^me of The
HART, 5CHAFFNER AND MARX
CLOTHING