rHE DAILY 1PT ALASKAN
CITV OFFICIAL PHPER
No"lol TENTH YEAR ' 3KAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY MAY 30 1907 PRICE 10 CENT8
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DANGER or higher RATES
An interview with Superintendent V.
I. Us hn, of the White Pass, ye?ter?'?y,
indicates that should the city council
desire to do so it cou'd secure a new
contract which would eliminate ?he
objectionable options that are in 'he
contract now in force between the city
and the railroad company under wti ch ^
the latter does the pumping to supply j
tho city's water system. It also ib<H.
cates that the city could protect Itself
against the possibility of a raise In
electic lighting rates, should it desiie
to do that.
In response to questions Mr. Hahn
said:
"The railroid company has never
had any Intention of raisin? the rate
charged the city for pumping water
for its mains, not has it now any such
intention as to the immediate or distant
future,
''Nor hos the company any intention
of raising the rates for electric lights
for the stroet or other purposes."
Naturally the railroad officials are
loth lo discuss what they would agiee
to in the way of new contract!! unless
asked to do so by members of the coun
cil, but the frank declarations of Mr.
Hahn make ii evident that it would
agree to protect the cit.y against danger
of any increase in rates.
Members of city council, including
members of the water-works committee
have Indicated that this matter will,
probably, be taken up and submitted to
the council in connection with its other
propositions when the council meets
again.
mm KING ON ROCKS
AT RINK RAPIDS
The Bonanza King was wrecked early
yesterday at the foot of Rink rapids j
Sho struck a rock in the rapids anJ
filled Further than the fact that the j
boat wus awash and that the barge sh<* '
was towing was hanging on the rock J
when last heard from, there are no;
particulars. The accident took place a |
long; distance from a telegraph station.
The Bonanza King was on her way to
Dawson with a cargo of coal for Tan
talus, of which there were on the
steamer anil barge 200 tons.
A boat will be sent to the assistance
of the Bonanza King as soon as one can
get through Lake Labarge.
miismck
Naval Secretary Resents
Treatment of Bine-Jackets
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington May jO ? A blue-jacket
of the American navy was refused ad
mittance the other uay to a resort at
the Jamestown exposition anJ Secre
tary of the Navy Metcalf has written a
letter of protest anil reproof to the pres
ident of the exposition demanding that
he revoke the license of the place lo
wh:ch the admission was denied.
ROAD COMMISSION
* MOVING TODAY
The Alaskan road commission is
moving Its offices today from the Tan
ner building at the corner of State
street and fifth avenue to the o'd
Board ofTrade building onSixth avenue.
The buildiog being vacated will be
occupied by Tanner's hardware store
as soon as Mr. Tanner can prepare the
building and move his stock of goods.
Choice Putted Plnnt* Received
Received, choice potted plants on i
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf
Rye
America's finest production. Rich
and mellow: At the Seattle, the house
of old honest goods and reputation ! !
Pliou , City Transfer
For your coal, wood and general haul
lag. I'hone 90. Boughton's cigar
s ore. 10-4-lmo
Will GUARD
Japanese V\ ill be Protected
Dnriog strike
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Tan Francisoay Mar 30? In response
to a telegram from President Roosevelt
requesting that tbe Japanese residents
of San Francisco be protected during
the strike, Gov. Giflett wired that he
wouM insist on full protection to them
by the police department.
oolpiiiTMe
TIIIS AFTERNOON
The Dolphin will be due In port at
4 o'clcck this afternoon according to
a cablegram received by R. A. Carroll,
agent for the vessel, this morning.
She will have "0 passengers, 160 tons
of freight and 50 head of horses for
Skagway. She will have five or sis
days' mails.
Tbe Dolphin will sail southbound,
late this evening.
Dolphin Arrive*
The Dolphin arrived at 3:39 p. m.
AI-Kl In and Ont
The Al-Ki arrived In port this morn
ing at 2 o'clock with a small quantity
freight for this place. She sailed on
the southbound trip at 4 o'clock.
At The Maicot
Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bal
mont Whiskies (double stamped goods,
10 year.* old), afcd Rainier and Pacific
Bottled B-er, at the Mascot.
The best dining room.thebest accommo
dutlons, tbe most comfort at the Fifth
avenue.
BUSINESS MEM 41 FRISCO
io maintain peace
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, May 30? On account
of business leaving this city for other
ponit9 where it can be better taKen
care of a business men's crmmittee of
75 has been organized for the purpose
of preserving peace by whatever mean3
as shall appear possible. The com
mittee is called a law and order cora
ttee.
nonr on land fnitvts
BIG AffAiK
(Special Dispatch to tho Daily Alaskan)
Washington, May 30? Senator Knox
in an interview given last night says
the government's campaign against the
land and timber thieves which is now
just beginning will be the greatest
undertaking of the present administra
tion. He says that it will reach deep
and that many prominent people will
be driven to cover before ths end shall
.shall have been reached.
SAYS UNFAIR
San Franeietfo Officres Help
ins: Mayor Schmiiz
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
San Francisco, May SO? Prosecutor
Heney charges the San Francisco police
of interfering with the SchmKz jury.
He also says the sheriff's jury list is
unfair and that it was arranged for the
purpose of assisting the mayor to es
cape punishment for his crimes. He
says he fears that it is impossible to
get an imp>rtial trial jury.
OPEN WATER
- EXTENDS 10 CONRAD
Whitehorse, May 30? Windy Arm is
reported to be opened as far as Conrad.
Th6 Whitehorse went down to Lake
Labarge last night to inspect and re
port the condition or the ice In Like
Labarge. She has not returned.
The water here is 20 inches above
the low water point.
New Piano For Rent or Sale
A new Piano for rent or sale? Inquir
of Principal .Barber Shop. tf.
All the delicacies of the season ft the
Pack Train Restaruant.
PASSESAWAY
Mrs. J. 8. Qttinldn Dies This
Morning
Mrs. J. S. Quintan, wile of the well
known Whits Pass conductor, died at
her home on Thirteenth avenue this
morning at 1 1 o'clock of disease of the
heart. While the death was not unex
pected it has caused a shock to the en
tire community. She had been ill for
many months before her death, the last
three of which she was confined to bed.
Mrs. Quinlaa, nee Miss Minnie Kane,
was born 32 years ago at St, John, New
Brunswick, where she was married
about four years ago, coming with her
husband to this place at once after the
wedding. During her residence in this
city she made a host of friends who
join with the stricken relatives in
mourning her untimely death. She
was a great church worker and lived a
devoted and Christian life. She is sur
vived by her husband, a mother, two
sigters and a brother, all of whom, ex
cept the first named, are residents of
St. .Tahn, Mrs. E. M. MsTmyre. of this
c'ty is a niece of the diseased.
The bereaved husband has the sym
pathy of hundreds of friends.
The Interment will be at Skagway
sometime this week.
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry in all
the north.
The Pack Train Restaurant will serve
wine with dinner orders, free in place
oftea or coffee. Come on Doys. t i
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ful and delicious drinks ? than ever before.
All popular flavors are served.
Kim. Diltt Cb< Druggist
CA* cc>
JS* Is now to be liad at our Soda Fountain.
as I have spent considerable money in improv- js
ing my fountain this year, and am now in
position to serve better drinks? most delight- ~
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