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HAWS II GOVERN 15- j
DAY'S DELEGATE ELECTION j
For the information of voter*
the Oaily Alaskan herewith reprints
t In an abbreviated form, extract*
from the laws governing delegate
Sections in Alaska together with j
the qualifications of voters as ap
plied to Skagvay
Kach incorporated town *h;?Il
constitute an election prerinct X
suitable polling place shall he secur
ed Polls shall be opened at S j
o'clock in the morning and remain
open continuously until seven j
o'clock in the evening. Voting
shall be by printed or written bal
lot and shall be substantially in
the following form
K?r IWcpitr Mas* a
(Insert name of Candidate ?
' The ballot shall be folded by
the voter so as not to disclose the
vote, and by him hnndcd to any- J
one of the Judges of ejection, who
shall immediately in the presence of !
the voter, and of the members of j
the election board, deposit the same
in the ballot bo* where It shall re
main untouched until the polls are;
closed.
All male citieens of the United
States 21 years of age >or over
who are actual bona fide residents 1
of Alaska and who have l?*en such
residence continuously during the
entire year Immediately preceding
the election, and who have lwen
such resident* for thirty days pre
ceding the election In the precinct
in which they vote, shall be quali
fied to vote. ??
The following is a sample ballot ! '
showing the general style to be
used In voting for the present dele- I
*ste j
For Delegate From Alaska
JAMES WICKERSHAM ;
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KRAlTTtl'XAS KVHOKSKMKNT
Wednesday evening the luneui
IMspatch printed a news item to
the effect that the Socialists of that
city had officially endorse.) Kalis
Krauctnnas as candidate for dele
gate to congress Part of the
item reads as follows
"A committee of Social sts today
announced that the So. ialists here
were no* to throw all the strength
available to the Ketchikan candi-l
date. A meeting of the campaign
committee of the Socialist local was
held last night. Among those who
are on this committee are John No
land, H. J. t<omiten. A R. Calla
ham. Clark Smith, Grarton Coleman
and John Newman. At the meet
ing a telegram was received from J.
M Brooks, who ia In Fairbanks, ad
vising svpport for Kraununas "
Ijist evening the Oally Alsskan
received the following dispatch from
Juneau denying that the socialists
had decided to support the dele
gate candidate.
Juneau, Aug. 8 ? A Socialist ex
ecutive committee of five endorsed
the candidacy of Kj^jcinna*. Other
members of the Srxialist local union
are withdrawing In consequence of
the action of the executive commit
tee. and say they will not support
him They further charge that the
campaign committee had no author
ity to endorse him, and that the 1
socialist local had gone on record
as refusing to endorse Krauciunas
as Socialist candidate to Congress.
The dispatch Is signed by John
F Green, territorial secretary.
The City of Seattle is due Sun
day afternoon. She will bring 60
tons of freight, fourteen local and
fifty-eight round trip passenger*
None better ane rarer 3>an Gibson
rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Ma* cot tt
PRKSl?KVr AND MKMHKK
CUMK ttltOS. COMINO
Mr W. B. Close, president of
the financial firm of Close Pro*
ft Co. of l-ondon and Chicago, will
arrive in Skagway on the Princess ,
May which is due to arrive here on
the 14th of the month.
Mr. Close sailed from Europe on
the Empress of Ireland and is a'
present in Vancouver. He is com- 1
ing here for the purpose otf investi
gating the Whitehorse copper mines;
in which Close Bros. ft Co.. of
Chicago, have a controlling interest,
and will remain in this Virlnlty for
about thirty days. Close Brothers
& Co. are the financiers who fin- [
anced the White Pass railway.
Mr. Close was in Ska&'way In j
1898 at which time he was made
an honorary member of tlie Arctic
Brotherhood. HI# coming at this
time is taken as a good sign that
there is a movement on fo^t to In- 1
crease the development of mines at
Whitehorse. It has also given rlae
to the "hope that he will See the'
necessity of establishing a smelter
here for the treatment oi the in '
creasing product of their copper ;
properties
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine, 0)* world
wide Cold and Grip remedy remove*
cause. Call for full name. Look for
?ignatar* E. W. GROVE. 25c.
Food cooked as it should bo at j
the "White Pass Cafe." Only the
best in the market. Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
PILES CURED IN 6 TO K DAYS
Your druggist will refund money tf
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Pilea in 6 to 14 days. ."Oc. j
J5c for a home cooked meal
quick, clean nervice Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
Avenue, half a minute from Broad wa. j
Rev. nenj. Tottey with his wife
?nd throe children passed through
Skagway yesterday on their way to
the Yukon Territory where he Is
o do missionary work among the
Indians.
Samuel Wilson, import and ex
iort agent of the C. M. A P. fl.
?ailwny will be an incoming passen
ger on the City of Seattle which is
lue in Skagway next Sunday. His
rip combines business with plens
.re.
Major Carr. chief of the signal
'orps of the Alnskan division of the
"nited States army, came tip from
Haines on the Peterson this morn
ng and Inspected the cable office
n Skagway. Ho left this after
noon for Sitka and the westward.
H. II. Webb of the ronsolldate.1
Sold Fields of South Africa, in com
>anjr with Mr. L. Webb, father of
r*urtis Webb, well known in Shflg
rav, left this morning for Dawson
o look after their holdings in the
Hovle properties.
Delicious Ics Crown and |cs
?ream sods, with strictly ptire fruit
dices and crushed fruits at the
r'lemia Cafe, Broalwav, between
^rth and Sixth Avss. tf
GEORGE BLAN CHARD AGADT
VISITING FORMER HOME
Geo. Blanchard, formerly a resl
: dent of Skagway but now of Port
'Orchard, Wssh., Is in tb? city visit
ing his mother and brothers and r?
! [K-wIng the acquaintances of former
| days.
Mr. Blanchard for a number of
(years was manager of the B. M.
Beli rends commercial interests in
Skagway, and left last June with
flls family to take up their home
in Washington where be is now
interested In business, baring sever
! ed his business connection with
the IJ. M. Behrends company. H?
i will return on the Ctty of Seattle
j which sails south on Sunday.
Mr. Blanchard still has a linger
; ing fondness for Skagway, and
prophesies a great future for this
city. Already he can see renewed
activity and is looking forward to
the time when he will be able to
return and make this his home
again, a desire that is shared in by
! Mrs. Blanchard.
PREP. A NO ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meetings of White I <ss
Lodge, No. 113. Free and A- cep?? 1
Masons, second and fourth Fridays *f
each month, at 8 p. m sharp, at Ms
sonic tall, 225 Fourth avent*.
Pojonrnlng and visiting n?etn> r*
*rr> r^uosted to roe??t vith tts
H. F. TAYIX)R. See
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Chinchilla Coatings
58 inches wide at - - - $3.50 a yard
Two Tone Coatings
Made by the Oregon Woolen Mills Very Smart for
Suits or Cloaks
54 inches wide at - - - $2.50 a yard
Changeable Soft Taffeta's
27 inches wide, only - - $1.10 a yart
Heavy Novelty Worsteds
and
Wide Wale Serges (J^t)
Just the right weight for fall and winter
Our priccs the lowest, quality considered
Q. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
Angeles Beer
COSTS MORE TO BREW
COSTS YOU NO MORE
in Bottles at
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