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TEDDY DENIES ENDORSING
WILLIE TUFFS ADMINISTRATION
(By Alaska N?? Buraawj
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DENIES REPORT
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Sum tiM-r H.ieof .Meii'ti
Youu# Men s, 1ft* ?y - and
Children 'f art- a little the
nU-eut Hue aver diovru in
this town.
We iuvite you to ^xaui
iue them Both fur ^ual
ity and prU-e ? b?f< rj
making your (torchae*
Our litte of OifonU iu
i'tn*. Ox Blood*, Patent
ami Gun Metal are a*
lfne as eae be found in
the slate*
All the latent novelties
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(By Alaska Naw? Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C May 3? Det
S*U* I-4UK-S Wickorsh&m ttWd charg
tod.'>' againat John RusttgarU. who
was uuumI u dlatriec attorney and
Herbert Faulkner. named u U. S.
Marabal by FreaUfcut Taft to aiy**
sede J. J. Boyce and D. A. Suther
land.
The charges state that both Rust
gard and Faulkner are known to be
agents of the Guggenheim interests
and are therefore unfit for the of
fice*.
(town council
HOLDS SESSION
The town council held a regular
meeting ia*t night. all members be
ing prese nt and Msyur Tanner pre
The Ways and Means committee
reported that Phil Abrahams had of
ft rod to lend the city >500 f?r a
term of tour months, and askei for
?aUuiites of expenses from thq other
committees.
The committee on Public Works
ami Pulbic Property reported thai
the pier in the river above 16th
street was completed and that there
?** more work being done which
would cost, including the pier about
Committee on Health and Police
asked for further time on the petition
r> canting the positiou of night *atih
man and U'm. Britt made minority
lepon recommending that the busi
ness men be relieved from paying
part of the night watchman's salary
uwl that the town pay It all.
The committees on Judiciary and
(elections and Water Works each re
ported progress.
The town treasurer reported $2,
W.i outstanding indebtedness upon
which warrants to the amount ;
< f $V".?i?.iO had been Issued and were
drawing Interest at the rate of 8
i?er cent and that there was in the
tMfcMfy JblS.Oo.
The amendments to Ordinances
No. t>?. sac. 31, and 105, sections 13
and SO were read the second time.
J. lkuta prevented a bill against
the town for f 13 fur the breaking of
a ihow window in his store front and
the bill was referred to the commit
tee on Health and Police. All other
>ills were allowed.
The matter of a night watchman
?as then takeu up and considerable
Uscusstau followed, Mr. Britt making
j. motion that the committee on Judi
ciary and Elections draw an ordin
ance creating the position of night
aatchman and assistant town mar
tial to be paid by the town and also
WON'T STAY DEAD
(By Alaska N?w? Bureau.)
NEW YORK. May 3? Tom "Sailor"
Sharkey has tosued a chaJWnge to
the winner o f the J of fries- Johnson
fight.
defining his power* ana duties. Thin
motion was not seconded.
Dr. Bra wand moved that the peti
tion b for Geo. Carson's appointment
be ratified and after a great deal
of discussion during which time Bra
wand's motion was seconded, the
roll was called and the motion lost.
Ashley, Hritt, Fkiharty and Grashel J
voted against, and lira wand Snyder
and Tanner for the motion. On mo
tion of Mr. Britt the matter was re
ft rred back to the committee on
Health and Folke to report at next
meeting.
A resolution was then unanimously
passed authorizing the Ways and
Means committee to borrow $500 for
four months at 8 per cent per anuum.
Mr. Harrison appeared before the
council and claimed that the action
of the council in cutting down the
Light bills for February and March
was wrong and that the company
were entitled to the amount stated
in the bill, and after much talk a
motion was made to refer the mat
ter to the committee on, Public Works
and Public Property and for them to
confer with former councilman Taylor
and get the matter adjusted. Mr.
Harrison also wanted the contract
rt the town water and the Home
Power company read, but as there
was some trouble in getting the con
tract the matter was put over till the
I next meeting.
A lease was entered into for one
year with Moore'a Townsite company
for the use of the ball grounds at
the nominal sum of $1.00.
A motion was passed fixing the
first and third Mondays of each
month for regular meeting*, it be
ing the unanimous opinion of the
council that the business of the town
could be done with two Instead of
four meetings a month. The matter
of the school board's report was dis
cussed but uo definite action was
taken.
The council then adjourned.
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INSURGENTS HOLD UP RAIL
ROAD GILLS AND AMENDMENTS
(By Aluka N?ws Bum*u.)
WASHINGTON. D. C. May 3?
Ther? are no hopes now that the
administration will be able to pass
any of their amendments to the rail
road bills an the Insurgents hare
lined up against them and practically
sounded their doom.
HORSEWHIPS MOTHER'S DETRACTOR
(By Alaska Naw* Bur?iu.}
PORTLAND, Ore. May 3? Col. |
Frederick Hale, a sou of Senator
Hale publicly horsewhipped C. T. Lib
by, the publisher of several inter-ur
ban papers.
The assault was nuufe on account
of articles published in these papers
reflecting on the Colonel's mother.
HEARS! BRINGS
3 LIBEL SUITS
(By Alaska Naws Buraau.)
NEW YORK. May S? William Ran
dolph Hearst instituted Ubel suits to
day against the New York Times,
the Brooklyn Eagle and the Associ
ated Press for the printing o( Mayor
(.Jayiior's speech.
The actions are for 1100,000.00
against the Times and the Eagle and
$500,000 against the Associated Press.
FISH MEM
MANY DOLLARS;
(By Alaska Naw? Buraao.)
WA3HINGTOND . C. May 3? Ac
cording to the reports of the Butvau
of Fisheries the value of the output
of th? fish of Alaska is placed at
eleven million dollars.
Dave Epeteyn and Louis Levy ar
rived las* night on the CKy of Se
attle and wilt "stick around" until
the opening of navigation when they
will proceed down the Yukon and
make their regular trip to Fairbanks
and Nome.
LABAREE FILES
AFFIDAVITS
(By Alaska N ?vm Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 3? O.
G. Labartv, president of the Alaska
Northern railroad filed affidavits with
the committees on territories in both
House and Senate yesterday to the
effect that the Guggenheims owned
but small interest in the Alaska
Northern.
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(By Alaska Now* BureauJ
LEXINTGON, Kr. May S-Jack O'
Brien and Mike Schreck fought a ten
round battle here last night and
aitho there was no decision given by
the referee it was conceded that
O'Brien had the best of it all the
way.
The City of Seattle arrived hist
night at 11 o'clock and left at 4:10
this morning.
The Seattle had 25 passengers and
45 tons of freight.
We Welcome
Comparison
At all times aud find
that we always gain a
customer when our
merchandise aud val
ues are Critically Com
pared with the offers
of our Competitors.
We have just received
a fine liue of
The
Trafalgar
Wool Hats
Direct from Englaud
A Fine Line of
Oxford Shoes
For Summer
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schaifcer Marx
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