GET BUSY
Whitehorse People Working
Topper Properties
Encouraging musing nc*scomes from j
Whitehorte. In atidition to those prop- 1
erties which art- bem* worked and I
wherein the condition* ire improving j
right aiong. work is beir.^ resumed 'or.
several new properties.
A new strike has beer made in the;
\ alierie, the porpertv of A. B. Palmer. ;
who is uo? At Ottawa in connection
witn his proposition to erect a smelter'
at Whiteeorse. A four foot vein of j
verv high grade ore hat. hern uncovered
m this property. ?n>: it is believed it
will widen as it crow deeper.
Robert Lowe b >gan w oris alwut 10
days ago on the Orafvr iuin>> *ci he
now hs? b:jf four-horse tj?m< hauling :
ore to the railroad Tor southern
smelters. Thr wor* of mining, haul- 1
lug And shipping ore w;T continue on'
vleds as long as the snow lusts, after)
which wagons wi:l be .-uhstituied for |
the >umtcer. Modern n-ining tuach- 1
inert w;ll i>e installed ou the<>r*fter at
au ear.y ua:? atu. '.resent intentions
are ;v wor* the property contmuotly.
The Whitehors-> Star sa\? Cap:. I
John Irving "is nere to institute niin- 1
in g operation* jn s big >ca.e on h s two
valuable copper ; ri. oerties. the Arctic
Chief and lint ?. iaice U'h.ie work
has been progrtrs .1 ct> r on the
former property, the force will be in
creaaed and ma-h nerv ? :>e -.nsta.led
on both claims
DAIL> IVL1VD
WfATHtR REPORT
The report of weather conditions at
e o'cloc* lh.~ morjic.' ?: points on ths
hue of the White ?>?aui. in the Yukon
valley follows:
Glacier ? Olojd north * nd.4 below
White Has- ?' judv, .north wind li
below
Kraaer- <? "out \ .orb w ltd. below.
L*)f Cabu; ' 'Ipjdy. north wioj, 14:
below.
3ennett C"!? ? north wind, v
below.
Pennington i . :.:y. north v- v. . 10
below
Caribou Cloudy. r.ortt: w:r.i3. ? bf>- !
low.
Whitehorse? C y. north A.aJ.
below
Atlin? Snowing, ? :ud. 4 below
Tagish Cloudy, north wind. 14 be
icw.
Lower Labarjf -C ojjv north w.nri.
1* below.
Hootai.nqua ? ' judy. cik.u). 10 below.
Bijf S? u.oc C ear. n.>r!h w ind, li
below.
Yukon Crossing < .ear. north wind, .
lo below.
Selkirk -Clenr. north w . od. -O below ?
Coffee Creek 1 ? ar. north wind, i.'2
below.
Stewirt- Cleai w.v w.nn. 1> v'ow.
Ojriltie- -Cie^r i-alm, below.
Dawson Clear, calm. .50 below.
Kortvmile < .ear calm. '> below.
The btot dining r im.tl ? stncc 'uma
? lationi. 'be no.; co rr. at the Fifth
Avenue.
Have your Kas'er ?ui; rltted over ?
G. D. "Justrtti.'" ^or>et, ror sale at
Harrisons'.
DWINELL-WRIGHT CO U
PRINCIPAL COFEEE ROASTERS
?BOSTON*
Western department
CH ICAGO.
? Due to Arrive?
I he Celebrated
White House
Coffee !
Direct irom Roasters
IALK ALL IN
\rgmu uf tor Change
Willie Completed
Speoiu 1 >ispatch to Dailv Alaskan'
Boij". Idaho. March ? The argu
ments in in the motion for a change ot
venue in theMover-Heywood-PetUbone
cases w.ru- completed yesterday. The
court anuoucced that it would render
its Jeci-ii >n Monday.
Phono City Tramfer
For your voal, wood *cd general haul- j
ins. I 'hone 9". Houghton's cigar
store. 10-4-lmo
Tj know what means comfort in
Skagwav is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
hotel ? i modern hostelry in every way
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I J. W. NEWTON
J EE XPERT PIANO TUNER
IS NOW IN SKHCWRV '}
:? and prepared to do any all kinds of
Jtuninc and repairing':
5 WORK GUARANTEED TO BE $\
| THE BEST- PRICES RIGHT
Will be at Skagway only a short
time Order at once and do not
get left Leave orders at Pullen ?
| ^ House ^ ? f
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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
I Che Churches I
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CATHOUC.
Palm Sunday, first Jay iu ihe Holy f
Week. X -sal 10 a. m., followed oy j
Benedict n.
Surd:. j -choo! at 1 1 :.tt> a m.
Uoly isass week days at 7:30 a. m.
I hi U mst., Monday Thursday,
t >n Gocd Friday, Lent devotion and
Stations of the Cross at 7:30 p. m.
i
Easier Sunday. Holy Communion at j
S a. m.
Kev. P r Bougis, S. J
"?'KTHODIST EPISCOPAL.
> :?? ? . Fifth avenue and Main street. 1
11:00 a. a,. Morning worship. Sub- j
et "Christiacs and Ditlicultiey. A
?'.udy in the life of l hrist."
I2:lj p. m. Sunday Scboo!.
6: .U) p. m. Epworlh League.
?? p. m. Evening service. subject ? I
"Toe Home as a Safeguard, and the
Sake,: usrdiiig of the Home."
Wf Joesday, 2: 30 p. m.. Meeting of
Lad:-. s' Aid at the Par-onage.
Tn. sdav, 8 p. m. Frayer meeting
and F!;b'e study.
Ei.-.er Sunday, March 31, 11 a. m.
Saci anient of the Lord's Supper
All cordial iy invited.
Rev. J. W. Glenk. Pastor
PRESBYTERIAN
!? ifth Avenue and State street.
There will be Sunday school services
at t^ie Presbyterian church at 12
o'clock tomorrow.
The Christian Endeavor society will
meet at the 6:30 p. m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Tliere wil! be Sunday school at St.
Saviour's church tomorrow morning at
U o'clock. Tr.ere will be no other
servit at that church.
The I'ack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on ooys.
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest u: J best appointed hostelry in all
the north.
It Has
Got to Go
In order to facilitate the salei
of my home I will raffle it. |
There will be two hundred !
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
still some of those choice
Rhode Island Red chickens
to select from.
A. F. WILDT.
'Phone 76
DENIES IT
i Shea Says I'arty Not inter
ested in Gambling
Chris Shea, the generally accredited
leader of the labor party, denies the
soft impeachment. He says be is oot
at the head of a movement to elect
councilinen favoring ? "wide-open"
town. He says, in fact, that he is not
the leader of the the labor party
Stiil Mr. Shea:
?'As the chairman of the convention
J of the labor party last year i have
appointed a central committee and the
j affairs of the labor party are in the
| hands of the committee, ! hare do
j more to do with them than any other
member of the pariv.
"Our central committee has had
three meetings to tny knowledge. At
none of them was the question of
| gambling or of a 'wide-open" town dis
cussed.
"The principal plank in the platform
j of the labor party will be a plank
I demanding fair and equal taxation.
The general idea among the supporters
of the labor party is that, ftbe railroad
1 company, Moore Wharf Company and
Other corporations are not paying
their fair share of the municipal taxes.
This will be the issue made by the
platform of the party and if the labor
ticket i? elected the wrongs of which
they complain will be righted.
"So faca9 1 am personally concerned,
however, 1 have no hesitancy in saying
that I am in favor of a 'wide-open'
town, but I do not know whether I will;
be a candidate on not."
Mr. Shea says the ctntral committee
of the labor party is canvassing the sit
uation for the purpose of making up a
ticket. He would no*, disclose the
names of the central committeemen.
FnrnUhsd Room For Rant
1 have some good furnished rooms for
rent and would be pleased to have some
of my old pitrons. or new ones.
Mrs. A. J. Carlson, Sixth ave. and
Broadway 3-14-J-mo
Your new. Easter gown should be
made of "Sue?ine Silic." Harrison*
have it.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quninie
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signa
ture is on each byx.2 5c.
DON'T FROG
I'niess You've Cot 50 Cents
W. W. BOUGHTON
DEALER IN
Cigars, Tobacco
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LARGE CIRCULATING LIBRARY
INCLUDING LATEST COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS AND
OTHER PERIODICALS
MR. AND MRS.
KIRMSt BACK
I Mr. anil Mr*. H. D. Kirmse sod
! Master Ber mar D., jr., returned on
! the Cottage City yesterday from an
, extended visit to Seatte, San Francis
! co and other sc itbern cities. While
| away Mr. Kinr?e purchased s great
I quantity of food- for hi* Pioneer Jew
elry Store. *hic' ar<- being unpacked
' for display.
i Mr. Kirmse ? ays the Seattle real
estate market is ecoming quieter, and
' the sales at high prices less frequvnu
j However, he sav the city is booming
, beyoDd any thins 'l?e on tbe coast.
Mr. and Mr?. Kirmse returned in the
best o' health. > r. Kirmse is confident
that Skacway w; II bare a good season
Twelve new subjects in Souvenir!
Postal Cards a A ask at. views. M Bar- j
rtsoDS.
PRICE LIST
; Board of Trade Submits
Something Interesting
The BOARD OF TRADE, Ska* way's
oldest house ander a continuous man
agement (established Feb. 5, 1390). ban
removed to the corner of Fifth A venue
and Broadway, where old patron* and
new ones will be welcomed.
Only first class (roods are carried in
stock.
The following price list is submitted:
Canadian Club, per Quart fl 75
Seagram Rye wi tskey, per quart 1 75
Burke's Irish whiskey, per quart 1 75
Scotch, Jameson, per qosrt 1 75
Scotch House of Commorspr.qut J 75
Scotch Black ("sher. per quart. 1 75
Scotch Bouse of Lords. p~r quart 1 75
Scotch Lsgarul n. pef quart. ... 1 75
Scotch Dewar Special Liqueur, qt 1 75
BranHy, Martell. per qu?rt 2 25
Brandy, Hennessy. per quart. .. 2 25
Coats' Plyirouth Gin, per quart 1 75
Gin, Old Tom. per quart 1 75
Gordon's Dry Gin, per quart 1 75
Burnette's SloeUin. per quart 1 75
Beat Sweet Malaga Wine, per qt, 75
Best Port Wine, per quart 75
Beet Sherry Wine, prr qusrt.... 75
Scotch, John Dewar Extra Special
Liqueur 2 00
Tbe famous Olympla Beer is kept oi
draught.
English b'lliarJ and pool tables.
LEE GCTHRIE, Proprietor.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skaeway. March IS, l?T.
The weather eoerfitiocs ai Sk?tfwa?
for tbe 24 hours preceding o-xxi tola?
were u follow*
Max. Temp
Mir.. "
Mean "
Trap. at noon
Precipitation, .
. . ..IT a bore xero
... ' shirt* "
12 abose "
....I! above "
H. D Clark,
Volunteer C. S. Weather <>b?er*er
ORDIANCf too. 82
Ordtnw ct mru'?Jine the ?*'* sf p ww
ia the Town o- Saa^wa y.
Be it ordained bj the Cmmon Council
of tbe Town of 3kajrway
SECTION. 1 ? E???j ifothwr)
dru**e*t. or ot?-?r peraoo, who ahail
* ll aea deliver .or ir*?of. fo-wn
sublimate, p?oaaic acid. or any other
substance or liquid ? suai'y de- om nated
poiaooona, wii b> at ha staff the woH
"Poison" written or printed g na ?
lstcl attached : ? the phial, boa. or
parce', in which 'he same 1* so d, cr
who "hall tell ard detirer ar.y tartar
emetic. without havmf the true nao-e
thereof written or printed upon a isbel
attached v> tbe phial, box, or parr*!,
containing the nw. atoll vpoc too
v;ction thereof before the Murtcioal
Msffistrate be deemed guilty of a an
ieme?nor and ?hall be fined rot iesa
than Fire Doilara IS.OO, wr more than
Twenty Fiae Dolus (S2S.00L
SECTION. I? No peraoo shall aell or
*ive sny potaoo. or poiaoo?aa suteMoce.
* tthout recording in a book, to be kepi
for that purpose, the nan* of tbe per
soil receiving aaid poisoc.and hia or her
reaidence. execptfrf upon tbe wruten
order or preacripiloo of a me regularly
authorized practicing physician. whosa
name mnt be attached to roth order.
Such book aba! I be kept open for in
spection.
Section 3 ? No p*'Son shall aell, five
or dispone of any poison or poi^oooa*
'ub?taore except opon ifte order or pr -
? riptlon of a regularly Miborii*d or
practi.-trg phjsicisr, without atta^hlcf '
to the p ial, box or parcel cootaint. *
?uch poisonous su' stanea. a labei with
the name aod residence of inch p?raon
aoJ the word --poison" all printed
on it with red ink, together with the
name of socb peraoo written or printed
thereon is plain an iorfttie rharamars.
Section 4? Aty person ir.friagiae aor
of the provisions of this ordinance ?h <11,
upon ronrlctioo thereof before v jnici
pai Magis rat*. be deem ?d guil.y of a
nii ?demeanor, aod sh?ll he puniahed by
* fine Dot txeeding twentv-Sre J Miira
(>2.v00i.
This ordinance shall be io force and
effect from and after t* paMasre
Passed March 5. 1907.
Approved March 5, IDT
E. J. 8HAW,
Preaident of the Oreacll.
MATTHEW BRIDGE.
Clerk.
TF.LKPHONT 59 iDR, THIRI> ?VR. A RJK>A!VW?r
Olympia . B. C and Burhnei*er Betr
Ok Rorscshoc
W. L. fepeer. Proprietor
J FINEST IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
I CUiks, Ciquors and Cigars
family trade a Specialty
SKAGWAY - - - ALAS K A