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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
II C. W, Ask & Sons
J H 1 1 -l-I-I-I -I-l M-H-l -H ?H-l-l *
IN THE UNITED STATUS DISTRICT
COURT FOR THK DISTRICT OK
ALASKA. DIVISION NUMBER 1,
AT JUNEAU.
N*. MJ-A. NOTICE and ORDEK.
UNITED STATUS Of Ail URIC A.
Plaintiff,
tb.
rw EaiaUt ol HENRY CROSS,
D*c?a?*d, and K. W. PETTIT. u
C.ntl of Uie United SiaUw Dis
Uk'. Court for the District of
Aunt m. Dt\ Lkiuu .Nuui^tjf Oue,
Defendants.
WHEREAS, the Lulled Stales 01
Aunsxica for the District of Alasku,
LMviaaw Number Out, has ma de aud
Uwi u information iu Cue abotecu
CUed cause, alleging Uat Henry
crusa died uin.bUiU\ ai Skagway, Al
uli, oa or aWui the ;ih day of No
vember, 1SM> 1, leaxiu^ an estate al
Skaa^a), in Skagway Precinct, Di
viaioa Number Ou< , District ol Al
aska, of Oue Hundred Twenty-eight
Lki'Ws aud se\enljr cvuu
?xul thai said decease u lull uo heirs
or other person euUUed to saw
bwuty , but that the same aas each eat
ed to aa?i become the property ol
til* LniUxi Slau*s ?tuU th at sa:u
WJ& is now cu deposut with said E.
W. Petlit aa Clerk of Uie District
Court tor Uie District of Alaska, Di
?kion Number One, and whereas,
aaid information prays that the said
?urn of money be adjudged aud de
creed to be the lawful properly- of
Ut* Lulled States, the plaiutifl here
U;
NOW. THEREFORE, IT IS OR
LIKED, that all persons interested
tv the aaid estate, money, or prop
? . jr. be and appear before the above
MiUUed Court, at Skagway, Alaska,
and ahow cause, if any they have,
OA or before the fifth (5) day of Aug -
Ms A. D. 1911, why the title to the
?aid estate, money , or property shoul
rot vast la the l al ted Stales, the
pla'ntlft herein.
AND IT IS Kl RTHER ORDERED,
that this Notice and Order be pub
Ub?<l for six consecutive weetos in
th? Skagway Alaskan, a newspaper
of general circulation, published In
Skagway Precinct, District of Alaska.
Dat?d this 11th day of May. A. D.
mi. THOMAS R. LYONS,
District Judge.
Fim publication May 15, 1911.
Last publication June 27, 1911.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
AtVornay-AWLaw
P. Ol Boa K. JuneAu, Alaska
H- B. LE FEVRE
Attamey-At-Law
tt*r*V, Alaska
Panda ta.
DR. L. 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Methoda.
Open Erantnga.
Office Hours: H2 a. m. X-i p. m.
* aaksa Building, - Broadway.
SKAGWAY, . - ALASKA.
Daatal Supplies.
M. P. PATTERSON A COMPANY
? Dealers la ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
ttt-U Caotrml Bldg., Seattle, Wash
Orders by mail or cable will rv
eaiva prompt attention. Catalogue
oa request
Music Teacher*.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teach ar of
P I A N ? FORTE
Special Terms Wr a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANt* MAIN ST.
Engineers
H. P. M. BIRKIXBINE
ENGINEER
U. &. Deputy Land and Miners
? ; Surveyor
roUay BJdg Hainea. Alaska
BIG DREDGE
FOR YUKON
V.\ rd has been received by John
' il'cn, attorney for the English
or uging company organized by G.
v Leuions, to the effect that Mr.
: en ons is on his way In and that
he will be accompanied by one of
the dredgers that the company has
,-.u'chased. it is the hope of the
conn any that this dredge will be in
stall J and working before the sum
mer season is ended.
The company has now made the
"TO*. payments on practically all of
th? property it held under option on
t'lOro, Twin ard Fairbanks creeks,
and in some cases the entire pur
v nase price has been paid. On Pedro
t >v?>k the propertivs taken are from
> t elow to tlie mouth of Twin, with
I'he exception c* Discovery claim and
? art of 6 below. On Twin the prop
ert'es bought are Not. 1, 2, 3 and 4.
1 1 >?! K*irbank? the payments have
! if en made o^ "? above and from 7
I bo\e to 12 above, inclusive. On
| ? tU paymei; will be made as soon
I ? the owners are able to give clear
| .i bstracts of title. ? Alaska Citizen.
SEWARD FAILS
E
Seward has failed to incorporate.
Lacking tea votes of the two
tui'iis majorit required, the measure
TaiU-d to carry at the election held
last Saturday, according to a mes
.-.vg> received by Dr. Sleem.
Incidentally Uie seven candidates
f'">t the city council who polled the
iar, est vote nerely have the satls
fv icon of knowing that they are
popular. ? Yaidez IVospoctcr,
FIRE SALE I FIRE SALE1
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer use,
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Stv ? H ERB TAYLO R? Phone
TBS STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OP ALASKA.
Around all Jay with aa aching
beck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
Doan's Kidney Pilla will give re
sewed life.
They will cure the backache,
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
IS so.
Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1402 34th St.,
Oakland, CaL, says:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
has been thoroughly proven to me
and consequently I have no hesita
t'oc in recommending them. About
two years ago I suffered from pains
in my back and I believe the trouble
w as caused by excessive running of
the sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been used by a mem
ber of our family with the best of
itMiita, I was advised to try them.
Mcch to my gratification they proved
to be just what 1 required, driving
away my aches and pains and improT
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
m the house since then, knowing
j thai they cai be relied upon to give
relief from kidney disorders."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name? Doan's? and
take no other.
r. i ?? ... i .
While pasitn. through his old
Heme, Minneapolis, this month with j
Ins wife on his vav to Norway.
K'.qgwald Blix, proprietor of the Cop
per Ontwd roadhouse, grve out a j
lengthy interview to thi Journal.
BUx was 'nurvlewed in his room
' surrounded by several bushels of
Alaskan tinkle tankle" and told a
lot about Alaskan coal nnd the Val
dvx quartz boom.
The paper describes him as store
Kiel er, justice of the peace, no tan
pi blic, coroner, postmaster, mine
owner and everything else ? the Ala?
kfin Pooh bah ? Ex.
W0HM1E
IS PROGRESSING
HAVANA, June 14 ? The work of
pumping the water out of the coffer
d. m which was built around the
vreck of the battleship Maine was
resumed this morning. The greater
"?>a?t of the a er deck is now clear
ly \isible, showing the confused mass
t,f wreckage covered with marine
growths.
T1 e forward part of the ship, on
wbkh the greatest force of the
explosion was exerted, is still sub
i erged. It 's the Intention of the
army engineers to proceed slowly
wi'Ji the pumping until five o'clock
this afternooi and then suspend op
erations until the arrival of the
board of Ametican army officers to
CoT'ow, after which the work will
j,roe?ed rapidly.
WELLS GETS DECISION.
(By Alaska News Bureau !
IOSTON. June 14 ? Vatt Wells,
I!). English Migillst, gained the do
iMn over ' Pal" Moore In the
'Vvlfth round if a twenty round bout
here last nig'at.
TOWN TALK
Percy R. In man, of New York, is
a Pr.Uen House guest.
C. Ridenour, of Fairbanks, is ft
JTlb. Avenue Hotel guest.
Location notices, placet and quarts
fur rale by the Daily Alaskan. tf
L. A. Jon^\ and James M. Wilson
ere staying a< the FifP\ Avenue i
H-;U1.
R. C. Bartiel, of Fairbanks, is in
the city and t* guest of the Pullen
Hvjree,
Mrs. T. Flynn went south on the j
Ji Hereon, and will return in about
a uonth.
Harry Brown, of Junoflu, arrived
on the Jeffeisou and ie at the
Fitth Avenue.
viss Hazol Van de Wall left for
ijer bqme in Eastern Washington on
the Jefferson.
Mrs. T. A. Ring loft on the Jef
uuon, for a visit with hor mother
in Eugene, Ore.
Reed W. HeUig. of Seattle, Is reg
istered at the Pullen House on his
way to Fairbanks.
Mrs. N*. E. Black and Mr?. Laura
.'V>errer were south bound passen
gers on the Jefferson.
L A. Robeitson and H. Madaon.
Jef'trson arrivcls are registered at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Btfore you stampede, get your
I.<<ation Notices. Plac?T or Quartz,
from the Daily Alaskan. tf
Mrs. and M!es McCormick, of Daw
son were Pullen House guests, and
lcU for the south on the Jefferson.
Royal Pull-sn arrived on the Jef
Jetson and will spend the summer
here where be will be employed by
the railroad.
Judge E. E. Cushman ?nd his fam
ily. Mrs. E. *3. Cushman. E. N. Cush
ion. Arthur Cushman and E. H.
Cushman, arrived on the Jefferson
and are registered at the Pullen
Itcr&e.
The Princes Royal arrived at
2:45 this afternoon on the first
trip for the soaeon of 1911. The
I rc-ess had a passenger list of 40
and brought #0 tons of fT eight. She
will sail at 9 c'ck>ck tonight.
VERY BIS?
IN
In less than a year 1.426 locatior.
no'lces have bten filed In the offlct
of Recorder Reed. This Is from
-line 1, 1910, *o May 15, 1911.
The greater portion of these arc
q lartr locations, rawed by the gok!
excitement 'n 'his district,
With the increase in the prosper
Sty of the town, a number of lot*
i?ve been Jou/ed. chiefly on the
tide flats.
About 1(KI are placer locations,
chiefly on o odger ground around
town. Valdt z Prosp<>( tor
Last nigh? at 12:30, one of Skag
wav's most popular couples, Mr
Wa'ter J. McBrieii and Miss Haze'
Got Id were united in marriage a'
tin- residence of F. VV. Flckardt, the
U?.v. John Parsons officiating.
A. B. Van Valen acted as best
r an and Miss Alma McBrictt. lis
ter of the groom, wa-s the brldes
ki ? d. Only the immolate members
of 'he famili.s of the contracting
jvjties were i resent, with the ex
caption of ths best man. A. B. Van
\s?len.
IS
L
According to Fr?>d John l*ate,
vho recently returned to Fairbanks
from the Chandlar rountry, where he
tiAu been superintending the construe
'..on of the new government 'rail
from Heaver to faro, he outlook for
th< Chandler is very promising, and
he predicts tha" within the next sea
son or two a considerable stampede
I) that locality will take place.
' Why." sail Mr. l>a> to a wws
piprr represen'ative, "if the Chand
lar were on the outside there would
liivo been the biggest kind of a
stampede there on the showing that
has already been made In a quart*
waj." Beca.jse of the isolation of
> li ? district, however, and the little
it-formation which drifts ?mt amone
o-'er camps, th* people of the In
terior take little interest in It.
The new road Into the Chandlar
O-ii-rtructed last summer at a cost
of $13,000, an'l will appreciably hast
? si the development of the diatri< '
-Cirdova Alaskan
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re
moves cause. Call tor full name
Look for signature K. W. OROVE. 2fi
The meals at the Pullen Hoosearc
in surpassed. Have you been over
Everything the best that the markc
af* rds. 50a
If you want a watch that you
can be proud of ? carry a
WalthamWatch
The Waltham has been awarded
highest honors at every Interna
tional Exposition and has taken
every Gold Medal offered in
America since 1S<5,
"J ft Time You Owned a Waltham."
I>on*t bay a watch before talk*
ing with t.s. Complete a?ort
roent of Waltham Watches ia ill
rr.dc^
H. D. KIRMSE
Pioneer
Jeweler
Skagway :: Alaska
PRODUCTION IS |
ON INCREASE
tho roid prodiirtinii of Tikon
? Tttorv Is jirnfn on tli?? up ?r?4*
?iu f-ontiGtw so for many f>* rt
Is Ai rooTKtrd'ixt by th? fl*nr*? for
!**? year's w<>k Th* ontpnt rt tHut
territory In IStO h?* I)*h?h nfflfWH
? oirpulod nt |4.ftft1.?tt, ?n ln?T**??
tAtr i*)* of t4Ar>.<i?* *?<i o**r i <H??
of <732 ,947. 1 he IrntMic In 4wi
'v? ?h" work ot lh<? romfmnUi that
nio tislre rtrrt1rn? It ;? >>*ttnMt<w1
? it*' tlw? ovtpvt for 1 9ft probably
>ill r?><irh *'t- million ilollar* F*
All tho now* In U>? D*Hy AlMktn.
Two 8*w*r4 m!nlo? or
"Jntii"* la R**tu* hmr? fH*>1 rof<?"
if iiK-orpormtion with flhg of
t(l* owt tr. v#M"f
Opo U th? Wanowfc; 'Joid \(into?
' < mp?rtT rapttftNwM at I" <ww??oo
i /?!l??rt Sf*ow, MUflt f_?*hy iik<
Vhraham W?f?nn *r? fh? inrorpor*
'or* TV* ulM l? th* r?*?M W*mp
?f'i >n? r'otnpar. f rrf Mr rr?|i mp
"1 ?t % -
i\*o Woodruff. W W. WooH. f
|H Mf?flt*l>olin. Ralph Brown. Al
Jn* nn?f<l tnl Owf
' K""*PP. all of th* ?t?lo of W?nM?*
|*9B? ?r* orr*n ;?>r?
R.&G.CORSETS
An R. & G. New Model
TIiIp model illustrated i* e*p*"rially
designed for medium ficrjm?
It* modern constrnotloti will |?r?>
dnce a ffraceful effect.
Heavy honed and reinforced front
Price - - $2. 00
This out op|wwite show? nil
the new* -?t feature* of aH 'anc^-d
coiwtry.
The su ppleneps an?l #rare of
i1- tlv <|iialit\ of its
material commend it t<? all wo
men who appreciate the im}*>r
t-anoe of a | erfwt eoraet.
This Model , $4,00
L. A.HARRISON & CO.:
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy j
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M. f, 9CKMAN. P r*p.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
l|j The UrjrM! *n?1 bwt eondwi**! dtlf? fn A!#?k% ? iuul^x ^
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
Tn all prtlnt* on WMt? ri? * Tnkrm Rout*. ^
MS
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Al**k*
OLDEST BANK IN , ALASKA
Rwpectfully Solicit* The Acconnta
of Skagway Firms And Individual*.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
I NEW HOME
I RESTAURANT
NOONDAY or r
DINNER.
Everything (lean *o?l
"First Claw
Fifth Avenue near Broadway ;
BEER
There's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
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