PERSONAL MENTION
Clarence Oleson was taken to the
railroad hospital Saturday suffering of
ptomaine poisoning. He bad ?*teo
sardines for lunch and the poisoning
came from that, While he suffered for j
a while very severely he has recovered. |
G. A. Singer, the tnlning'Jman. au<! '
Mrs. Si^er, arrived on the Jefferson j
and left for White horse. 41 r. Singer j
will be engaged this summer in oper
ating (properties he has secured in ibe
Big Salmon district.
Dr. K. C. Norman hasljremoved his
down town offices from over the
Canadian Bank of Commerce to rooms
over the Alaskan road commission
offices at the corner - of State -.treet and
Fifth avenue.
The Rev. father Kerry, chaplain at
Fort William H. Seward. is a guest of
the Rev. Father Bougis. of this city,
who is contine l to n;- residence with a
severe cold.
Ceorge R. Detimui. ot the tiolden
North hotel, returned on the Jefferson
from Southern California where he!
spent the winter.
Bee imsn Derbyshire, private in the '
signal cor[>s, arrived on the Jefferson to'
aas;>t Sergeant Krviler'ck Kebertnthe
Skagway cable nuic..
Miss K. Midd!ema*s. who h.k-. been a
teacher iti the Whiteborse public
schools for the last few years, left on ;
the .Teffersor. for the South.
Justices l^ugas and i'ra:g. of the!
Yukon territorial court, arrived on the
Amur and are at thfC. olden North.
A. S. Kiipatrick. stenographer for
General Ageut K. Wur/.bacher, re-'
turned from the S?> thon'the Jefferson.
J. W. Faies. of the .1. W. Fates
1'aper Company. arrived from ria^nes
on the Jeffer>on i-< it tne 1'ullen house.
?9?
C. K. BcAiine. the Atlin druggist left
for the South on C.e Jefferson.
Jack Dalton ret .rred froni White ?
horse Saturday night.
Frank Page left 'or the South or. the
Jefferson for a trip to the State*.
m COMiNG
King Leaves Seattle With
>!?*? For siiop
Word received tod^y th^t W. K.
King. Auditor of the VY lite Pass, -ailed
on the Dolphin yesterday evenir.jr with
?overai mechanics to work .it the Wnue
Pass >hoj*. How many there are with
nim ha- not beer, disclosed. It > sa?d
that others will follow.
It is report** i, ?ii>o. that others of
those ?ho walked out oo :he recent
?trike will besrin works early this week.
Most of the >tr;icer-> claim to be coc
rident, ho we*. er. ?: f...a, ?uccess.?Th?-y
think the men wli -? .? fros. Seattle
will 4Uit when the;, ger here and are
made to understand 'he situation.
Notica of Stnckhold r* Meetinc
Office ?>; the Fn;:neer Mining Co.
To the stockholder nf the Kngiceer
Minin? Company:
Ta<e notice tha- the annual meeting
of the stocknolders of The F.ngineer
Mining Company ? Hi be held at the
office of the compsny. n the To.va of
skaffway. District >( Alaska on Tburs
day the ioth jf April ll<0:, at 10 'clock
v m. for the ;> irp -eof electing a ooard
of directors and ' "r th? ic on of
such other biK.ne-s a- m-iy properly
come before the mee'ing The stock
t-ansfer book .~'f "he company will he
c.osed on Saturday the iJih day of
April. 190? at "i o'clock p. m. and will
remain closed unt F-iiday April ^th,
li?07 at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of the !><>an' of Directors.
Edwin Browne. Secretary.
Dated March -4. 1007.
Due to Arrive?
lhc Celebrated
White House
toffee
Direct trom Roasters
BOATS MOVE
Three Liners Arrive nm!
Two Deput
Thiols have been active on tbe water i
front the a?t few days. The Jefferson
and the Amur arrived lodsv and the
City of Seattle Saturday tvening The
latter boa! sailed "n the return trip at
midnight -a'.urday and the Jefferscn
sailed at noon todav.
The City of Seattle had a few passeu- 1
srers and 1 1<> tons of freight for this;
place.
The Citv of Seattle and the JetTersoo
viiled from .'uneau .within a short time
of eai.h other, but the Je?er?on sought I
cover behind Shelter is and. The Jef* j
fersou wa.? p ckek this time by the'
Seattle postortiee autnorities as the
??oat that would lisely reach Skagway
first aou -he had the mail.
The Amur arrived at "J oVlock this
afternoon with 3o passenger? and 14:: I
tons of freight She will return south
tomorrow ni^ht.
Georgia Fail*
The Georgia w >s at anchor behind |
shelter island during the storm on the
canai She never reached Skagway at
Fnrni?h?d Room* For Rent
1 have some go"d furnished rooms for j
rent and would be pleased to have some j
of ray old pitrons. or r.ew ones.
Mrs. A Carlson. Sixth ave and j
Rroadwav 3-14-l-mo
The I'ack Tram Restaurant will serve
wine * ith dinner orders, free in plac?
often or co'Iee. Come on ooys.
The Fifth Avenue hotel is the big
gest and best appointed hostelry in all ]
the north.
\ ."?irri.ile Punishment.
rcl- .l of treason In V.o- I
! tiy h i vinij t'le |
i.i sii.-ed. ihr wound J
i!t . : iii I tin' whole lian<l I
i !i\-:l!i|T. II i* :t iummon
i this |ni!i;-hii'cin causes |
? 1 t ? -I ; ill ami tllat till'
;? !-.??. bi:t *11! !i is not the
, ? ? : r-i- t ? ither wears
? > h-aled. tin- result being I
t-i . ? . 1 1 ? . i UM'ICfit aud I
? -???! ti r.-.i-: It is a punish
f fn-.i ::i i:se. !i||l is some
i'1 in case* of murder or con
. ; s. Willi ?it in any way in
;lii* health of tin* man. it pre |
. . >in mil s 4 tin- i rime a see
e or t'ov tin' Imntl ritltli time,
c.i e may lie. It is a pnnlsb
? at. not In1 applied rxivpt by
Mi - i ? li-rs. Rlnriivimr* Ma:
A Fairl) Big Fish.
I ;.. ; ;,.| i-i-eu telling the story of *
l.v_ |>i i- ? aught. too big to get into
>11 that lie hail ? I'i." towed
vitli tin* gaff in it. I must lie
Ur.L-i , vit". Then followed This dlii
?? v\ |l;,t weight. I'addy "Piv
V'l ,i i :. IV 1 know. Iiut lie ?.:s an ojous
liable" "Was that tin- biggest you
ever s.t .v. I'addy 7" Then I'addy pave
u description of ti.e- biggest lie ever
sa*. . 'What weight. Paddy:" Sorra
a hit I know. Hi' was a terror."
"How i.ig. I'addy?" "Sure. I can't tell
to a fee t or two. Imt a man could walk
down us throat." On this incredulity,
but l'a.ldy "clinched tl.e matter and
silenced all controversy" l>y adding.
??"W id fcis hat on." Angler's Evenings.
Emergency Foods.
Airoitl'ng to I'r. Robert Hutchinson
of London, if at any time meat is not
available, bread, sugar ami eggs will
make "a very respectable supjiort for
the bv.ly" Sugar is an exceedingly
valuable article of food as a source of
enci'^y the unfortunate tliiug about It
being that it contains no nitrogenous
niatte?. Hread. however. does contain
some: hence it balances up well when
combined with fcugar lu times of
scarcity "f t'ood bread and molasses is
not a hall bad diet -at least it can be
relied ?'i lo keep the body up to a fair
Rtilie of i'iti"ii'ln y
Women as Walkers.
K i en tlic athletic girls and women
of today mil hardly make any ad
van.-.' upon tli'* record ol Mary Lamb,
wlii wrote t.i M iss Wordsworth . both
woniej In' iig between tifty and sixty
years ohlt: "You sny you can walk
fifteen miles with ease. That is ex
actly my stint." She then s|>eaks pity
ing'y of a delicate woman who could
accomplish "only four or five miles ev
ery tt ird or fourth day. keeping very
quiet iietween."
At the Mancot
Home mad; Oyster Cocktailsat th
Mascot.
The best dining room.thebest accommo
dations, the most comfort at the Fifth
Avenue.
Your new. Easter town should be
made of '-Suesine SilK."' Harrisons
have it.
Tj know what means comfort in
Skagway is to stay at the Fifth Avenue
hotel? a modern hostelry in every way.
The G. D. "Justrite" Corset (fives
you a correct figure, all prices at Har
risons
Ha*e your Easter suit fitted over a
G D. "".I us trite" corset. For sale at
Harrisons'.
New blank book stationary at Har
rison's.
Wha{ Words Can Do.
"Any one who swears." declared the
bishop of Carlisle. "manifests the beg
garliness of his vocabulary." The Con
cord Patriot puts it in this fashion:
"People swear because they do not
know the possibilities of plain Eng- i
llsh or have not the skill to manipulate ;
it so that it will yield the amount of
fire they want You ran do alntfwt !
anything with common words. No I
matter how tame and lifeless they J
look standing in stupid rows a* If ^
they didn't know enough to rome In j
when it rained, they can l>e made to |
dance like imps, to frolic like fairies, j
to float angel wise on light wings, to .
glow like hre spirits. They can do |
things that ui.ike the ordinary bits of I
profanity look like feeble s.-arecrow*
stiffened up with a fenee stake. The |
cure for profanity? reformers and edo- i
cators please make a note? is merely I
wit enough to handle your words so j
that swearing will seem like baby talk |
In comparison."
Phont CitT Trmaif?r
For vour ..oal, wood and general haul
ing. I'hone HO. Poughton's cigar
store. 10-4-lmo
" My Wife Will Be
Back Directly"? A rip
roaring farce and' Ab
senceMaKes the Heart
Grow Fonder. A drama
it 3 acts by the Hep
burn Home Talent Co. !
Easter Monday- April
1st at Elks' hall.
Tickets atBritt's drug
store. Dance after the
show. J
3. 01. IKWton,
The Kxpert Piano
Turner is now in
Skagway
and prepared to do
any and all kinds of
Turning and
Repairing
Work Guaranteed to
be the Best. Prices
that are right. Will
only he in Skagway
for a short time.
< )rder at onre and
do not get left.
Leave your orders at
PULLEN HOUSE
L_J
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
DAILY INLAMO
wfAintR report!
The report of weather condition* at!
8 o'clock this rooming at points on the
line of the White i 'ass and in the Yukon
vailey follows:
Glacier? Clear, calm, 12 below
White Pass ? G ear, south wind, 12
below.
Fraaer- Clear, calm. 13 below.
Log Cabin ? Cloudy, south wind, S 1
below.
Bennett ? Clear, calm. IS beiow
Pennington ? C,oudycalm, 15 below
Caribou- Cloudv, calm, ?
Whltehorse ? C.ear, south wind. 15
below.
The Dominion wire is down North j
of Whitehorse
Twelve new rubjects in Souvenir
Postal Cards * Alaskan views, at Har
risons.
PRICE LIST
Board of Trade Submits;
Something Interesting
| The BOARD OF TR ADE, Skagway 's
I oldest bouse nndrr a con inuovis man
agement (established Feb. 5, 1898), has
removed to the comer of Fifth Avenue
and Broadway, where old patrons and
new ones will be welcomed.
Only first class roods are carried in
stock.
The following jTice list is submitted:
Canadian Club, per quart #1 75
Seagram Rye wl iskey, per quart I T5
Burke's Irish whiskey, per quart 1 75
Scotch, Jaroeton. per qusri 1 75
Scotch House of ^ommorR,pr.qut 1 75
Scotch Black I'sher. per quart. . 1 *.5
Scotch House of Lords, p"r quart 1 75
Scotch Lagarul n, per quart. 1 75
Scotch Dewar Special Liqueur, qt 1 75
Braorty, Martell, per qusrt 2 25
Brandy, Henneasy, per qnart 2 25
Coats' Plymouth Gin, per quart 1 75
Gin, Old Tom, per quart 1 75
Gordon's Dry (Jin, per quart .. 1 75
Buroette's Sloe Gin. per quart 1 75
Best Sweet Malaga Wine, per qt. 75
Best Port Wine, per quart 75
Best Sherry Wine, )>rr qusrt 75
Scotch, John Dewar Extra Special
Liqueur 2 00
Tbe famous Olympia Beer is kept on
draught.
English b'lliard and pool tables.
LEE GUTHRIE, Proprietor.
MORE DASif f HALL
GIRLS GO SOUK
Three more of ihe dance ball girls
who came north with tbe M and N
vauaeville artists who arrived on tbe
last t'ip of ibe Dolphin, went South on
the Jefferson
Fr.?h Ms*t
The Krye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constant :t on hand. ',f
ORDIANCf 10. ?2
Ordinance regulating the sa'e ef poisoos
10 tbe Town of Skagway.
Be it ordained by the Common Council
of tbe Town of Skagway.
SECTION, 1 ? E?ery apothecary,
drug^est, or other person, who shall
I il and deliver any araentr. corrosive
sublimate. pruaaic acid, or any other
substance or liquid ? suaily denominated
poisonous, without having tbe word
"Poison" written or printed upon a
label attached t ? tbe phial, bos. or
parcel, in which tbe same is sold, or
who shall sell and deliver any tartar
emetic without having the true name
thereof written or printed upon a Isbel
attached to tbe pbial. box. or parrel,
containing the same, shall upon con
viction tb< rrof before tbe Municipal
M <gi*trate be deemed guilty of a m"*
demeanor and shall he Sned rot l< as
than Five Dollars (?5.00) ??r more than
Twenty Fi?e Dollars ($25.00k
SECTION, 2? No pernio shall sell or
give sny poison, or poisonous su balance.
? it bout recording in a book, to be kept
for that purpose, tbe name of tbe per
son receiving said poison. and his or her
residence, excepting upon the written
order or prescription of s me regularly
authorized practicing physician, whose
name most be attached to surb ord-r.
Sucb book shall be kept open for in
spec t ion.
Section 3? No person shall sell, give
or dispoee of any poison or poisonous
substance except upon tbe order or pr..
s ripi loo of a regularly au horu-d or
practicing pbysiciar, without attaching
to the p' ial, hoi or psroel containt. g
such poisonous su stance, a labei with
the name and residence of (ucb person
and the word "poisoo" all printed up
on it with red ink. together with (the
name ol such person written or printed
thereon ia plain an legible characters.
Section 4? Any person infringing any
of the provisions of this ordinance eh ill,
upon conviction thereof before M unici
pai Magistrate, be deemed gull.y of a
misdemeanor, and shall be punished by
a fine not exerdiog twenty-five dollar*
(125.001
This ordinsnce shall be in force and
effect from and after its passage.
Passed March 5. 1907.
Approved March 5. 1907.
E.J. SHAW,
President of tbe Council.
MATTHEW BRIDGE.
Clerk.
TELEPHONE .19 dOR. THTRP AVE. * RROAPW *Y
Family Trade a Specialty
Olympia. A. li. C- anil Bvdirei*er Betr
Che fiorseslw
W. L. SPEER. Proprietor
Finest Imported and Domttfic Stock of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
SKAGWAY, ALASKA