FEEL GOOD
Railroad Mauacer* Jubilant
0?er Sxrikf Oattook
The nrikt sitaatio* inilaj hum m I
juatifr the air of op??ia? that per- 1
neates the Wb:ie P??eof3ces mod hearts.
if JeparWBeut* Sb of lb* S meo ,
whe walked oat on a strike i
hare retained to work an J wor*i j
by beer. received from W. II Ki?f i
and (tor of the ro?i that olhara are
conslcc north. Mr. Kioe will renaic
at Seattle uon; Ceoerai Manager B*r
Joe aod .he ioccrfLii a getting a)' th? ,
T?eti req aired to take the niares of tbe
striker*.
The tetojfraoi- receired hi Soperin. j
eorirot Hahc which hare caused bio
to take a roar view of thinr* in gee
??rai. bey an wo n f VV edrexdav evening.
They indicate that it is the act alterable
i imWM of the While Paas to treat the
strikers as having juit their jots, awi
to 511 "hesn with other men. though
i ho* far there has her* more than a
wiliingnaa* to take tfie oki tnec k<?ck '
Mr. Kingsay* that mec hsre ;
-eeo engage*' already aod that the?
are preparice to *tart 'or th;? pace.
He uvt the? will b< 'oilowed S* others.
The strikers coot- od that moai of the
aire who hare retc oed to work hare
.Hoe ?o a! other ob- "hae tho?c wh ch
thee quit.
DAIIV IMUO
HWtlfR Rf PORT
T"be report of ?e?U>er conations at
I o clock thi? moro.mr %t potna oo the
line of :h<- While Pa? tod in the Vakoc
valley follow*
0 lacier? Cloudy. north widu..: itwe
White P?a*? Ooody. n-?rth wind ?|
btloa
Fr? er v lowly. north wimf <. below
Luf Cabin? cloudy. ??rth wind. 10
below.
Baonett? Cloody north wind. ?i
he low.
l*ecn;nctor t'Kjody. north wind. *
he low
Caribou Clowdy. noru-. wind, 3 he
low.
Whi?eh<'r?e ? i loiidy. north wind, 10
below.
AUta? Cloudy. writ wind. 4 below
Uwff t^S?nre I'KJUdT. *?t w IDC. .
1H heiow.
ltaotaiiiK|ua? Cl?ar. cb.ni. ."> below.
Ive Salmon Clear. calm. 2 below
Yukon Croaaior? C. ear. nor.h * .mi.
4 beiow.
Selkirk Cle?r. north w-od, below
Coffee < reek C" "?r. *e?l wind. JO
below.
Stewart- Cloudy. calw. "> -ekm ?
'?rilTie ("ioady.rala. C below.
L%waoo c lear. ?outh <riod. X below
Por?ytnile --< lea* *?uth wind. 3* be
law
FaralthMl R>i<a< f or R?a t
1 fcate some *o>x. fjroi?bec room* for
rent and woo d be plewed Id h*re soroe
of my old ^jtmcv -?r new ?re~.
Mr*. A. J. C?r ?oo. Slut* ??e and
Broadway .Vlllmo
The best u.n;a* roora.ihcbwt #cc rnai>
cat ioo ?. toe ?<>*? comfort at the Fifth
Areoue.
That
Bid
Flavor
WHITE.
HOUSE
COFFEE
DWNtU WRIGHT COL
WinCim tOWTE
-Due to Arrive
Ihe Celebrated
White (loose
Coffee
Direct ironi Roasters
TWO COMING
City of S*atil<? find .lefr?rsno
Tomorrow
_
The City of >*att)e *xxl (he Jeffeoon
i?bcwU arrive here tomorrow. Both
art aearw t this rod of their oorth
| oouad trip, and are looked lor at about !
mm.
The Jeffwwc tailed from Ha He* for
Skaffway'ihia Boraing at 7 o'clock am:
the Cltt of Seattle ^rom Wraneell a?
;??
A cab'etraai received by H. A. car
roll accot of the Alaska Steamship
< 'oopu; ?*y? rbe .T*ffer?oo will be at
J ;ioe?u at 3 a m . aod here at noon.
To know what meac* comfort Id ]
Ska tfway U to *ta> at the Fifth Areoue
! hotel? j rnodwro ho*t?!ry in every wiy
flmn< mw ^
W. NEWTON
EXPERT PIANO TUNER
i^mni^KRCWRv
and p repared to do any all kidns of
'< TUN | SG HND REPAIRING
WOfcK GUARANTEED TO BE
THE BEST- PRICES RIGHT
Will be at Skagway on]y a short
time Order at once and do not
get left Leave orders at Pullen
House ^ ^ ? t ^ ?
Hwriqwitfr* for Minmu and J 'ommtrcuil Men
WWCTI.Y FIRST
park Train ^aioon
You are invited
to attend our
Millinery Opening
Friday, March 22
Be sure to come and see the prettiest
assortment of exclusive novelties
ever shown in Skagway
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
Will "Wide-Open'' Town
Be Campaign Issue
J Continued from Page ?.]
beeo s*\rleil a jaore or 1ms *ysiem?ti
effort on their psrt to elect * city
council th, t will be io sympathy with a
'wMe-Ope i" town tn ca?e the federal
suthor.tie* should show a disposition
not to molest thing*. !n fact, tome
faror pnittooing the federal authori
ties to keep their hand* off the gam
bling aud similar questions and thus to
permit the, local authorities to do with
them M ther will. It is ftaid that Chris
Shea, wh o made inch a good showing
with labor p < rty a rear ago, will have
charge of the campaign to enthrone the
,-od of cbsnre should tuch be made.
On the othsr hand, it Is almost cer
tain that there will be a uuhborn op
position to the remoial of the lid which
the coti'cil puiled down last November
over the town should the attempt to
lift it be made, Man; business men
say tt-s't since the "games" barecloted
they ?bon'd be kept closed, and they
thick tb? work o( keeping them closed
-houlc; be i'one by tbe municipal
authritle*
Many who oppose tbe resumption of
gambiicg in Skagway believe the
"green cJoth" trade is doomed In Alas
ka, and that, if the local authorities do
not act in tne premises, the national
government will. They point to
Arizona, where open gambling was
permitted uoder the l?ws of the ter
ritory. Tbe national congress took it
up, aod the United States ?en?te
passed a bill p-obibiting it, Tbe bill
wouid hare passed the national bouse
had not tbe Aritoaa territorital legis
lature forestalled action by oassiog a
bill making gsmbling a felony in the
i-err tory These claim that Alaska
'boui 3 get what credit there is attach
ing to an exhibition of capacity to gov
ern themselves according to the law
It Has
Pot to Go
In order to facilitate the sale
of my home I will raffle it.
There will be two hundred i
chances issued at $5.00 each
the drawing to take place on
the premises just as soon as
that many tickets are sold,
due notice of which will be
given in this paper. In the
meantime the private sale of
household furniture goes on.
Come and get some of those
choice pieces. Theie are also
*till some of those choice
Rhode Island Red chickens
to select from.
A. F. WILDT,
'Phone 76
without !<der?l intervention.
(It is contended by the "lid sitters" that
Judge W.ckershaos's decision !? not
inconsistent with federal intervention
In thii question of gambling, in the
j event ol tie cities Musing to nop it.
| Fhose who hold this way believe that
Judge Wickersbam's meaning ii thai
if the towns pass municipal ordinances,
j :>roh!biting gambling, and enforce '
' hem It is a matter for tbe federal
authorities to leave alone, but that if |
'he local autboritihs refuse to enforce j
I' the the law then there will be nothing j
to justify the federal s-.stbomiee in j
refusing to do to.
|j. w.lfwfoT
BACK AG4IIM
J. W. Newton, tbe ptsno tuner,
returned to Skagway oo the Cottage
City, arrivitog at midnight, and is at
! tbe Pollen house. Mr. Sewtoo spent
sometime in Skagway last spring
1 and tuned tnjwt of tbe pianos in tbe
( city. His work gave splendid satis
i faction.
Mr. Newtoc !saya tbst he will be in
Skagway only a short time, as be has
I so many other places to mage before 1
i return to bis home at Seattle.
DAWSON STAGE
COME AND GO';
Wbitebora*. March 22? A White
Pass stage left for Dawyoo at T a. m.
with 13 passengers, another left at 2
p. m. with 17. Tbey .carry mail and
freight.
Two stsges arrived yesterday after
noon with mall, but no passengers.
Mr and Mrs. J.A. Coding, who spent
! sometime visiting relatives aad friends
in the states, returned borne oo the
Princes* May. Monday.
Tbe Fifth Avenue hotel baa unlimited
accomodations. Steam beat and every
thing modern.
Your new Kaster gown should be
made of "Sue^ine Sil*.'' Harrisons
have It.
1 TO CURE A COLD I* OH* DAT
1 Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qunlnie
Tablet*. Drujreists refund money If It
feita to cure. E. W. GROVE'S ttffns
tore it on each byx.J Sc.
DON'T FROG
role* You're ?ot 50 Cents
W. W. B0U0HT0N
DEALER IN
Cigars, Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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SmU!?, March 3? Oov. Hofrgattye*
t?*Hy appointed .ndrew Baiiiet com
missioner <>f d*< ds for Alsska wflh
headqusrters tt ? -attle. Thn .appoint
ment empowers Mr. Balliet to take
acknowledgement* to (Seeds aod other
instruments in writing for Alaska aod
to administer oatl 4 to court papers aod
other documents for that district.
TweWe new cubjects in Soureoir
Postal Cards a Alssksn news, at Ear-}
PRICE LIST
Board of Trade Submits |
Something Interesting
The BOARD OF TRADE, Ska# way 'a
oldest bouse under a con inuous man
agement (established Feb. 5. 1868), has
remored to the corner of Fifth Avenoe
aad Broadway, where old patrons and
new ones will be welcomed.
Only first class (roods are carried in
'tock.
The following price list is submitted:
Canadian Clnb, per quart $1 75
Seagram Rre wblskey, per quart 1 75
Barke's Irish whiskey, per quart 1 75
8cotch. Jamft'on, per qo?rt .... 1 75
Scotch Bouse of lommof>s,pr.qnt 1 75
Scotch Black Usher, per quart...- 1 75
Scotch Boose of IiOrd*, p?r quart 1 75
Scotch Lsgaru! n. per quart 1 75
Scotch Dewar 8txcial Liqueur, qt 1 75
Br*o?ly, Marteli. wr qu?rt 2 25
Rtaody, Hennemj per cmart 2 25
Coata' F*1 y rr-outh Jin, per quart.. 1 75
Gin, Old Tom, pe quart 1 75
Gordon's Dry (jit . per quart J 75
Bu me tie's Sloet In. per quart.. 1 75
Best Sweet Ma!i{ i Wine, per at. 75
Best Port Wine, f-f quart 75
Best Sherry Win- . |>rr qusrt. . . .* 75
Scotch, John Dew ?r Extra Special
Liqueur 2 00
The famous Oi\ -apis Beer is kept 03
draught.
English billiard and pool tables.
LEE OCT BRIE, Proprietor.
Mr*. Black Enturtala*
Mr*. Nornan Black entertained
about 20 ladle* yesterday afternoon fat
her home on Fourth arena*, at a very
pMltr "At Hob*." E ochre vaa played,
Mrn'r, I. H?hn, Mr*. 8. M. Orchard
and Mr*. E. J. Shaw winnlog the
prizes. Delicious refreshments were
aerted by '-be hostess.
' ORDIANCf NO. 82
Ordinance regularise- the ?at? ?f poisow
ia the Town of SCagway.
Be it ordained by tke Ccnunon Council
of the Towa of 5 kagway.
SECTIOS, 1? B?ery acotb?n?ry,
<1 rug* eat, or other person. *?hO (ball
( llacd deliver soy sraeofr. co-ro- re
? obltmste, prosaic acid, or aay ot- ?r
substance or liqald i sueily de? cminated
poieoooas. without bar in? the word
"Poison" written or priated onoo a
label attached t ? the phial, bo*, or
parcel, is which the ?a.ne ia soid, or
?ho ?h?ll sell and dellrrr any tartar
-eoetir without having the tnw nave
thereof written or printed nprm a
atuchud to tbepfciai, box. or parcef,
containing the same. shall open roo
victioa thereof before the Municipal
M?gl?inue be deemed guilty of a ma
dernesBor and (ball he (lord not tea* ,
Uiao Fire Dollar* '*5 00) a-r more Shan
rwent? Fire Do! I at a (125.00).
SECriOX, No peraon shall aall or
give any poison. or poisoonua sabatacce,
< ithout recording in a book, to be kept
for that purpose. the name of the per
son receiving (aid poison. and hi* or ber
residence, excepting upon the written
order or prescription of * me regularly
authorised practician physician, wboaa
name must be attached to each ord<*r.
Such book shall be kept open for In
spection.
Section 3 ? Jfo person ?ball aell, (the
or dispoae of any poison or poisonou*
substance except opoo tCe order or pr<r
s rlptloo of a regularly authorized or
practi .-ieg pbysloiar, without attaching
id the pMal, box or parcel containing
such poisonous *u stand, a labet with
the oatne aod residence of such person
ar.J the word "poitoo" all printed op
oo It with red ink, together with tha
name of soeh parson written or printed
thereon ia plain an legible characters.
Section 4? Aay person Infringing any
of the provision* of this ordmaoc* ?b all.
upon ?-onrxtloo thereof before M joici- *
pal Magistral*, be deemed gull.y of a *
ni'demeafior. an<1 shall be punished by
a fine not txeediag twenty-fire dollar*
r*2i00t
rhis ordinance ahail be in force and
effect from ard after >u passage.
Passed March 5. 1907.
Approved March 5, 1907.
E. J. SHAW,
President of tbe Council.
MATTHEW BRIDGE.
Clerk.
At tha Masoot
Home mads Oyster Coektailaat *.h
Maaoot.
TFXEPnOVF. '? 008. THIRD AVE. & BROATTWaY
Olympia. A. B. C- and Bivhrei*tr Beer
CIk Rorscshoe
W. L. ? peer, Proprietor
FINEST IMfORTED AND DOMESTIC
Olines, Liquors and Cigars
family trade a Specialty .
SKAGWAY ... - ALASKA