1HE DAILY ALASKAN
CITY Qt=t=lCIHL PHPER
289 VOL. IX AG WAY, ALASKA, WDNEESDAY JANDARY 9 1907 PRICE 10 CEKTS
PUT OFF
Dolphin Sailing From Seattle
IMayed
A cablegram received by K. A. Car- 1
roll, agent fur the Alaska Steamship
Company, yesterday sa*s the Dolphin
will not sail from Seattle until Tuurs
day afternoon. She was billed to sail
vesterdtv tveniog That will delay
her arrival at Skagvay until next
Monday.
The postpoument of the Dolphiu's
sailing is on account of her inability to
get fuel.
The next bo U to arrive will be the j
Amur. She is scheduled to sail from I
Vancouver tomorrow night and will be '
due at this place Sunday.
Gaorgia Da? This Evening
The Georgia will be due to arrive
from Juneau this evening She will
sail for Junpau anil Sitka tomorrow
morning at S o'clock.
New numbers in G. O. "Justrite"
cores td at Harrison's. ?f
At the Maiout
Hon-.e n;ad.- Oyster Cocktails at the
Mascot.
For Sale
i >v. ;ng to removal from Skagwav I
?. !l - 11 the furniture and :lnor cover
ts of my residence on Seventh sveu
netween M.<in and A'aska streets
i 1? " o s.i:t purchaser.
;-vlw Mrs. F. McKean.
TALK OF IT
President and Coou Sollier* |
Are Discussed
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan) I
Washington. .Ian. !>--The senate yes- j
terday discussed the order of President |
Roosevelt dismissing the colored sold- i
ier*. Senator Lodge deTended the ac I
tion of the president in a set soeech.
Senator Kor ker siys the negroes
were entitled to a trial by a court mar
tial. He demanded that the president's
power be defined.
Senator Culberson introduced a reso- |
lutioa providing that a committee
visit Brownsville, Texas with authori
ty to take testimony if it should see tit j
t o do so.
Piles Cured in6to? Days
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure anv case of ltchipir, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in fi to 14 days
or money refunded. ?'Oc. M-VV-r
Phone City Transfer
Kor vour coal, wood Hod general haul
ing " i'lione Broughton's cigar
store.
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|L. A.Harrison Co
A Bargain in hand tailoivil .Mat/an and Royalty skirts.
A 5-50 skirt for 3.70 A 7.50 skirt for 5.00
A 10.50 skirt for 7 00 A 32.00 skirt for 9.00
All tin* very latest cut and style, some triple skirts,
and others plaited and strapped.
All wool waists sizes 32 to 40
at 2-3 their value
All furs worth from $4-50 to $45 00
at 2-3 their value.
These values ofFered will not last long. as the bargains
ofiered will sell them and sell them quick.
? Stores open Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55 J
'IHHlfcW ? ay
Every man that comes
into our store looking for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a win
ner. You can always
get the very best _ here.
< I r"
gwyson $ go.
Che One Price Cloibierj-fourtb and Broadway]
Wickersham May Win Out Yet
President dislikes to drop Alaskan judge against whom
a handful of men are fighting=All Alaskan courts
under fire and thought people hard to satisfy
Washington, Jan. 9? It can be said
with certaiuty that President Roose
velt dislikes very much to drop Judge
Wickersham as only a handful of men
are fighting him. All three judges in
the dis'rict are now und r fire and the
department, is becoming convinced that
it is impossible for it to (jive satisfac
tion to the people of Alaska.
The president had a conference with
Senator Neison 'oday. It is under
stood that he told the senator his posi
lion.
New Gnmo Law Provided
Representative Humphrey intro
duced a new game law for Alaska today
The bi 1 was prepared upon the advice
j of Gov. Hoseail a d the dppHrimeDt of
agriculture. The bill was prepared by
Dr. Martin ajd provides a code of
game la?s. It prjposes to tax sports
men $150 per annum and to permit
them to take out of the district a limit
ed number of a imals.
JUNtAli 10 NAVE RAILWAY |
10 BASIN
Perserverence Mine To Be Connected Withj
Tide Water? Rails Ordered and Construct- |
ion to Begin at Once
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
Juneau, Jan. 9? The Perseavcronce
Mining Company announces today that
it will begin immediately the construc
tion of a narrow guage railroad from
Juneau to Silver Bow basin. The rails |
bave been ordered for ihe railroad and j
work will begin at once. The road will
be several miles long and will handle j
th? ore supplies of the mining company j
whno operating its properties. |
TRY BUYING
Railroad Sr-ek to Bribe
Luiuttenueu
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Chicago, Jan. !?? Victor H. Beekman,
of Seattle, secretary of the Puget
Sound Lumbermen's Association, de
clare.s that the railroad officials have
trieil to bribe him to have stopped the
car ? shortage and rate fight the
Western lumbermen are making
against the railroads. He says he
spurned the offer.
j GOES BACK j
(Minnesota Republicans I>e-j
dure for N^on
I (Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
St. Paul. Minn.. Jan. 0~A caucus of
' the republican members of the Minne*
| sota legislature today decided in favor
I of the re-election of Stnator Knute
j Nelson. He will be re-elected on the
first ballot.
it Tslegal
Unien Service Tonight
The Union services will be coDtinned
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
The Key- J- W. Gleok will speak on
"I Know Whom I Have Believed."
For Sale Cheap
Or will rent furni?*"<l the "Haynes"
residence corner o' ThirJ Avenue and
Alaska street tron Nov.l t. Enquire
of Geo. E Howar nexv d t.
aituuw. j Laaaai-y
For first-class work try Skagway
Laundry 'l'wenty-tive vears' expert
ence. Telephone 89. t.'
Panama Ca'ial Purclias
I) cla red Lawful
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington, Jan. 9? The supreme
court his decided that the payment of
$50,000,000 to the French company for
the Pan?ma canal was legal.
"Skidoo" at H-rrison's, by tie
author of John Henry.
For a few days we will sell
choice apples at
$2.00 per Box
Don't wait until they are
all gone.
NORTH YAKIMA MEN TAKE
COM FROM N. P. R. R.
Two Hundred Citizens of Eastern Washing
ton Ci:y Sieze 12 Car Loa<?s of Fuel Which
They Confiscate? Officers Out of Town
Forth Yakima, Jan. 0? A Northern
I'acific train was held up by 200 citizens
yesterday and I- carloads of coal were
were confiscated and appropriated to
the use of the people of the town.
The train crew appealed to the chief
of police of North Yakima and the
shoj-iff of Yakima county. 13 jth were out
of town, however, an'! the crew and
Northern Pacific employees were help
less.
All Trains Carry Coal
Seattle, Jan. 9-The Great Northern
has annulled all freight trains and all
the roiling' stock of its road will be
used with which to haul coal.
COT I AGE tITV
iS IN POUT
The Cottage City arrived at 1:1", J
o'clock this afternoon with a small j
cargo and a few passengers. She .sails j
for the South, via Si ka, at f o'clock, j
W. W. Boughton has received a con ;
signmentof Niareuerite Huvana Cigars, j
[f you want a good sweet smoke call I
for them.
Fur caps and raiits at Clavson's. tf l
MAIL GOfS ON
GEORGIA TOMORROW
Southbound mail will be seat on the
Georgia tomorrow morning to catch
the Cottage City at Juneau after her
return from Sitka.
Coal anil 'Wood
Call up the Alaska Transfer company
for coal, wood and kind ing. All or
ders promptly attended 10. 'Phone 10
Mlweys Remember the FuI3 Name ^
" axative ftromo Aurnme J2
nr.M:.(V..ns., tin t\ in J n^-vrO /??
Cores a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
oneverj
box. 25*.
We have a lew copies left of
Pear's Annual
BLACK and WHITE
LeFlEARO, (illustrated)
With the most beautiful art supplimrnts
PIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
jwm. BRITT !
1 Tut ukuggxm m
1
Did you e^er
smoke the
[I
Arabe
Cigar?
NO! Where
Can I Get
Them? Kro ^
TONY DORTERO Sole Agent for Alaska