ABE ATTELL
EDDIE KELLY
(By United Prwa.)
Seattle, April 4 ? Abe Attell has
aigoed for a twenty round go with Eddie
Kelt j April 20.
manymUshers
ON THE TRAIL
People coming oat these day* report
a ooMtderable ouraber of muahers oo
the trail, many headed for dlauot
points. such aa Dawson, Fairbanks and
tli* Koyukuk. The Whltehorae Star
of Friday, says.
"Sot leas than 30 men started from
here oo :oot for Dawooo Tuesday Korc
Ing, 16 of them haviog arrived oo the
train the previous erenloc and the
other* harioc been congregating for
three or fou? day*, moat of them h?vlt>?
arr ved oo the train Saturday evening
a J othrra hutiof walked from Slcag
Many who have arrived up on late
boats are going orer the h<ll la ararch
of woik on the White Pass ? pur and
other improvementa.
THE LAST CULL
Tbe regUtry t-ook will be open at
Brltt'a drug ator* tooUht until
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. It will THEN
CLOSE If you hare enough intercut
In affair* to deaire to tou it hehoov* a
you to pit your n me down BEFORE
ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
NOTICE
On and after April 10th, our markat
will oIom at f p m., until further no
tic*.
FREY-BRU9N CO.
Setule, April 4-J. A. Leaner, *
btktr, recently returned from Alaaka,
?hot himself at the National hotel here
thit mor?in* In a fit of deepondeney.
(By United Preea.)
St Louie, April 4-Thoma? Wateon,
of Georgia wa? today nominated for the
preeldency by the popolUt tn national
convention here. Fuilon U not ooon
teaanced.
TOWN TALK
# The Jeffereon arrived at the # j
# >lock at 4:30. f) j
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Dr, F. C. Norman la at Hal or* today.
Dr. Marrett la ia the city today.
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M Reld, of the Y. M. a A., at Port
Seward, la In the city today,
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H. D. Klrtnie went down on the Up?c
to Halnea thta morning on a buelnees ?
trip.
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Dr. L. S Keller, who haa been at '
Whltehoiae for some days, will return 1
to Skafway on Monday evening's train.
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Mrt. P. Muxtj, ?!?ter of EdUj Barrj,
came orer from Whltehorae Wednes- '
day and la (topping with Mra. A. W.
Reed. 1
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The ateanier Humboldt left Seattle '
laet nl*ht at 9 o'clock. The I'aolfie '
Coaet ?:e?m echoooer Delhi, left on the 1
2nd 'mat for thla port with freight. 1
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CHRIS SHE* CALLS II NEW PARTY INTO BEING WHICH HOHINITES I FULL
TICKET IN OPPOSITION TO CITIZENS' TICKET
Cbrta Shea, proprietor of the Pack
IYalo aalooc, called to order the ?o
islled Taxpayer's convention last
ilcht at Firemen'* ball. There wai
lot quite so many present hi at the
?n vent loo a few nlvht' previous, but *
'air representation. Mr. Sben, In u
'p? remarks. Mid thai the call had
teen Inued to taxpayer* to assemblo
tod to form a party and put a ticket in
he fleld la oppoaltion to the ticket of
Aie Cltliea's party, and then to leave
t to the votere to aay whether It wai to
A3 be a railroad party or a taxpayers'
>arty that ahould Be elected. He then
nored thai a chairman b* chosen for
.he convection.
Dr. Brawand, chairman of the late
Libor party central committee, was
:hoacn to fill the place.
Mr. Shea waa elected tecretary.
Mr, Shea moved that a committee be
ippoiotedon platform.
'mt'nnm;?mnfiiiiinitittttt?mmmiWt
? central committee of thia party thould
be named. After a little paute Her
man Grimm, proprietor of the Seattle
saloon, mo*, d that a central committee
He appointed ai d Mr Shea, of the Pack
Train, seconded. It was carried. I)r
Brawaod aald be would require a little
time. A motion was made to adjourn.
Mr Shea said he saw a number of the
the other party present and ha woulJ
like very much to be?r some romarks
from them. There being no reaponse
and the business having been oonpleted
the motion to adjourn carried. Follow
tag la the plitform adopted:
PLATFOflW
The Taxpayers' party In nominating
meeting assembled, views with alarm
the spirit of opposition and combination
manifested by the Influences, thst have
from the beginning made the citizen*
owning but Inoonslderable property In
the town bear th? heaviest burdens o'
ammmtmmtttiiimiiiiiiiiiiminiimtitg
I A1 ELEVEN O'CLOCK TOAST
I HERE'S TO THE VOTER THAT'S RE6ISTERE0. NONE OTHER NEED APPLY
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Dr. Brawacd named Messrs Shea,
r Miner and Snrd?r. These retired
?nd Id a few minutes returned with a
lypc written platform wbtoh Mr. Shea
?ead. This wu ?dopt> ?' without debate.
Dr. Brawaad thon oallod for nomW
aailoos lor councilman.
Mr Tanner oamed Chria Shea, Her
man Grimm named H D Clark, Pbll
Snyder named Herman Grimm, Mr Nye
samed Pbll Snyder, Mr 8hea nan ed '.V
T Bledsoe, H D Clark a amod Dr A W
Rved and Mr Tanner named Charles
S'ye, and then Mr Shea named Mr Tun
Jer. Mr Tanner deollned pr?itlTely,
ind, there being but seven nominees,
ind that being the reoulslte nura
>er, a motion to elose the nominations
tarried and thoee named were choien
)j acclamation.
Chairman Brawaod then called for
lomlnstlons for Clerk to the school
board, and Phil Snyder made a little
ipeeoh placing the Dime of Mr? Stlnc
t>augb In nomination.
Mr Shea said thst inasmuch as It was
Siting that aome one with a family be
tt the head of the schools he would
more that the nominations close and
this was carried with applause.
A Tanner expressed the belief tbat
taxatioa, and that ool content with
conducting the rauale'pallty by ??>?
p!oyee? who mainly represent interef t
that hare cbo*en to moDpoliEO, the be?t
benefit* of tha municipal govcrnmen
while caatlng tb? burden of defraying
the expenae* upon tboae wbom they
would ezolude from public affair*, hare
added onlv to their own gang eucb
nominee* aa they have been able to con
trol and make lubiervlent to their own
?pectal Interest. Therefore, be it r*
solved by thl* awembly, (namely the
Taxpayer*)
That not a single person on th*
gaercx] and collared ticket, could by
any chan oo receive a nomination or
election at the band* of the Inde
pendent oltlten* of Skagway.
That we dealre a city gereromant
that will bead it* beat effort* to pro
vide water, light and all other public
utilities under airtight municipal con
trol and free from the ropea that have
heretofore tlrd us to a corporation.
That we deilre a government of the
people, for the people and hy the
people, whom representative* act from
the deilre of the residents of Skagway
and not from offlcea located mile* away.
That we want a fair and eqnal tax
I
Tiie Jefferson will be here Saturday and will have
a large consignment of fresh vegetables and fruit for
I1B.
We also have in stock a fine variety
of tancy apples:
WINESAPS,
SPITZENBERGS,
MISSOURI PIPPINS, ETC.
GANTY & FRANDSON
(By United Preee.)
Chlotgo, April 4. ? Ueekenicbmldt,
ch?raplo.'j or the world, efter wreetlint
for two houre without a full quit tJ?
oonteet nerr lait night with Gotoh ?n<l
glrce him the hooore. The latter, wltt
I. It (rr?*t d fooie worried the RueelM
lion ell the evening.
WANT I OF
THE GHENT
(?y United Pre#* )
, Washington. April The Alaska
t Central, and the Valdet, Marshall Pass
i Ral road companies were represented
I befors (be Committee on FUlIro d? of
| tbe house with a petition tot govern*
ment aid to the extent of ffoarant??KS 4
1 per cent, bond* Id the form of llsns oo
tbe property.
HERE ARE THE TWO TICKETS
CITIZENS' TICKET
HOWARD ASHLEY, Munr Me
chanic W. P. A Y.
K.J.SHAW, Agait Moora'i Wharf
company.
Dr. L. S. KELLER. Dentin.
JAMES NETTLES, Plumbar aoj
Hardware Mm. "
h. f. Taylor, Aia?u??TraoaferC?>.
M. A. MCLEAN, Blickamllh aad
Wajron Builder.
CHARLES MARTIN, Section Von
man W. P. A Y.
CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMaN , PbT
? lolco and 8ur<reon.
TAXPAYEfla TICKET
CHRIS SHEA,9?looo Kwpsr.
H D CLARK1, 0*nJ#o<;r,
HERMAN GRIMM. Sftlooa K Mptr.
PHIL SNYDER, fU?i K?t?w Mao.
W J BLEDSOE OriKirymtu.
DK W a REED, Denilit.
CLERK OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
MR3 J D STEINBACOH.
rrMk Mwl
Tbe Pry?-Brubn Co. kMp all kind
of frfl?h mom on??ntlj on hand.
Eer? i? til kind* of material for a |
new Hoe of llmerlcki. The *oat, Sitka,
went up tbe alley Thur?d?y night,
loaored loto the Board of Trade
tod. thera being nobody engaged
?t the time on the gr??t and
famous EogHah pool uo'ea, tha
Koat quiet"/ eat off the pocieu.
Thla la (tralffbi gooAi. The goat la
now excluded from the prfvllega of
the place where lately ha *?? Ilka ooa
the family.
TO NTE WOMEN MUST REGISTEfl.
atlon, which will lmpote Oil thOM ibai
own much, a proportional# burden to
tho?e that own little.
That we dee. re an eoonotnloal ad*
mlnlitratlon u|>on a plain buaineee
bult, and etrlctlr for the good of the
town m a whole, regardleee of ?peclal
Into' eat.
That we deaire the pr^eperlty of all
our cltlien* and corporatiooa but we
certainly want fair play.
Further:? We do oot belle?e,ln force
Inc the tax payers to pay K 00 par
meeting, for each member of the
council, a a Introduced before the out
going council, by ooa of Die oocalneee
oo tba Cltiiena' ticket.
Chrla C. Sbea,
J. M. Tanner,
P. W. Snyder,
Committee.
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