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FINE QUARTZ
ON STEWART
O* plain J. P. Gear. well known
In the North was a passenpw out
on Saturdays tj*in from the inaide,
harin*. with three others of the
rrew of the Vldette. Just completed
potting the boat into winter quarters
at Ix>w?t Le Barpe
Capt Oear states that the Vidette
has been very busy all the past sum
mer wtth work on the side streams,
havtnj: made two trips up the Por
oiplne. two up the Pelly and ?ever*]
tip the Stewart
Speaking of the Stewart. Captain
Cr?ar said that the quartr mine* of
Dublin Gulch are showing up fine
aid money Is being made by men
on lays with nothing to work with
hut the crudest hand methods The
-<vk is rounded up in a mortar and
panned out. yielding better than the
. urrent wapes The prospect*. how
>ver, are all on the surface
The Captain and remainder of the
>rew mill leave on the Dolphin for
the south.
BEULAH WORD
ON IRE STAGE
Beulah Binford. "the woman tn the
case" in the Beattie murder trial in
Vircinia. has succeeded In petting on
the stage of New York, despite the
roar of protest that went up when
she came here immediately after
Henry Clay BeatUe was sentenced to
<ieath for the murder o t his wife.
She s-aid she is only sleeking to
make a living. and does not see how
the police can prevent her. a* long
as she does not \ lolate the lam Stage
fright has not been one of her exper
[?>n<x*s yet. she says, but she has
very little to do in the vaudeville bill
itt whic*i she is appearing at the
Harden TheaW. Madison avenue and
Twentv-sevenh street.
She hart played there twice Satur
?a\ . but no announcement that she
was on the bill was made until last
night, when a card announced "Bev
lah Binford A Co." Her sketch.
tJrandma." tells the story of a
wealthy woman who afU?r many
years finds her daughter. ?hn had
married a poor man and been cast
out But the Binford girl had notti
:ng to do with the emotions of the
play She appeared as a maid and
'iad three lines to speak "A letter*''
"Give th<e rirl a chance. ' and "Offi
cer. h?*e's your hat." The audience,
which *as small, applauded mildly
at the end of the act.? Ex
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
The assessme nt book* of the Lax
able property in the Tow n of Skagway
for the year of 1911 are now in my
hands, and the taxes levied upon the
same are now due and payable at tuy
office from ten o'clock a 111 to ki
o'clock p. m every day of the week,
except Sunday* and legal holidays
I npaid taxes upon PERSONAL
PROPERTY, as ahown by the revised
assessment books, will become de
. nquent on the lacst day of November
next.
I npaid taxes upon REAL PROP
ERTY, as shown by the revised as
-??ssroeot books, will be delinquent At
six ovftock p. m on the last day of
February next
I' nice* wi oh taxes are paid prior
to these dates, they will become de
linquent, and twenty per cent of the
amount thereof will be added thereto,
as penalty, and interest chaired At
the rate of eight per cent per annum,
from date of delinquency until paid.
WllUam Brltt,
Town Treasurer
Skagway. Octo?>er 16. 1911 It*
WOMEN FARM HANDS TALK
e01X>RA00 SPRINGS. Col . Oct, IS
? The second session of the sixth tn- 1
ternational dry farming eongTe?s yes
terday followed a meeting of the
farmers' iwitltute. The feature of
the dAy was the convening ot the
first international congress of farm
women. More than 100 women from !
21 states have registered
At the farmers" institute disctis
sions of possible products In dry farm
ine area? are held Amnng those
who read papera was \Y R. Mother
well. Minister of Agriculture of Sask
atchewan.
"Hve Peterson arrived from Port
Seward this morning, having as pas
sengers Mrs Robinson. Mrs Collin**
and Deputy Marshal DeHaven.
CORDOVA. Alaa'sa Oct. 17 ? B??l- 1
ness hcnux* arc c lowed tomiRht white
the sl?mw Alam?da is la part all
citizens turning out en miuvtf to bid
ipood-bye to E C. Hawkins, general
manager of the Copper River ft North
western railway, who in enrrwte V>
New York, where he will m*V<< his
final report on the construction of
the railway and wrer his connection
with the company
The Chamber of Comim-rce and the
city council have passwi strong reno
hit lotus of appr^ctalion fnr the con- i
slant interest token by Mr Hawkins
in the upbuilding o)' Alaska and espe
rially of Cordova.
The crowds path prod to bid bin;
good-bye as the utroTureft testimonial
of the high fletcem In which he is
held throughout the city.
F
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Many of the "?owrdoughs" who are
passing thrcigh Sksgway enroute to
the Slates for the winter, are taking
advantage of the oportunity offered
Uipni of securing tome suitable aou
venir for their friends or relatives
which are ?o plentiful in the Kirmae
store
The c?J fossil ivory from Alaska
sowiid to Ik m?ettiig with the pTe*t
est approval for the sale* in this pop
ular itoiv i* the greatest It has been
f m seve.-al ; par*
The numerous deaigns of cribbage
boards, paper w? ishu and knhes. na
kin ring* and the ondless variety of
foasil Ivory jewelry which is made
from the M astodon tvory is tv great
demand.
There are three kinds of ivory found
in Alaska? Mammoth, Mastodon and
Walrus The prehistoric animal*.
Mastodon and Mammoth (accordr.g t
our ?dentists', Uve?l a hundred thou
sand years ago, the Walrus iHoima
rut*, a marine animal, living at thi*
Unw.
This ivory is not plentiful In the
?ouree of a season, an Eskimo family
will gather a few pieces ard brim,
them to the missions or trading
poets, receiving for them Kow Kow
food i In exchange.
BIG EASTERN JEWELRY
FIRMS TAKE NOTICE.
The following letter was received
by H. P Kirmse IVom the Towle
Manufacturing Comj?an> of Newbury
I port. Mass . and shows that the little
| advertising which has been done Is
being noticed by the people of the
Bast
H D. Kirmse. Skiigw-ay. \laska.
Dear Sir: ? Tow little order of
October 3rd has been shipped by
mail, and we have taken the liberty
of (tending you *k?[> some booklet*
and advertising matter. We hope
we may hear from you aeain
Your letter heads and its descrip
tion of what can be seen abont
Skagway is extremely interesting,
particularly the allusion to fishing,
and the last clause showing how
delightful the walking must be be
cause of the freedom from under
brush and weeds
TTiere is a bunch of enthuiastic
flshermem here, but abont the farth
est they ret away is down in the
Maine wilds where woods traveling
is very m<tch impeded by nnd or brush
and mosquitoes We understand,
however, that you have the mos
quitoes in Alaska.
Very Truly Tours.
Itowle Mfe Co ,
L. D. Cole.
Best Meals
in The Ui'v at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY ritZc
DINNER ^
Lodging
Everything/" lean and
First < 'law
Fifth Avenue neur Broadway
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FOR GIFTS |
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
I
When you are out an a hunt for
something appropriate m a gift, re
member I have new goods su< h a*
handsome cut nl?M, silverware, and
beautifully band painted cJua a, jtM*
in from the maker'*, which would
make ac handsome a present an can
be made. Such gocxis are always ap
preciated. 1 have nothing bat the
<at?st, up to dat? in pattern, and in
quality. Nothing but the very beet.
Our watch work, newly manufactar
ed and skillful engraving speak for
themselves. We do not turn ool oar
work unless it is finished In the beat
nisnner and we guarantee every pis a
? >f it. If you have any trouble with
your watch bring it to us and we will
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't neglect your eyes when you
an get them examined free at my
store with the latest optical Inetru
raenta.
J tkmta,
Jeweler and Optician
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A- ftuy The THily \ **ltan 1A.
lUC .4 The Str?!< For.. 1VC
SKAOWAV WEATHER REPORT
Reauit* of the observation 'ak'n
%t Moor*'* Wharf at midnight.
Oct. 29, 1911 I* as ofllowa:
Temp, time obearvatn .. .. Joabfli*
Ma*, preceding 14 bra .. .. 43 above
Mtn. ** 29abor<?
tfean " '* " 3< above
narometer JO: 15 Clear X WIn?l
BRITT 9UGGE9T9 TRAVELING.
To aee BritCe corner window th?*e
days make* one feel lik? traveling.
A beaotifnl line of aiH**tor and
morocco "Gladstone" grips and sach
el* make* one want to buy a ticket
Jti*i to have an oportnnltf of paefcinr
one* toilet article* and pajamas in
til order to sport one of the*?> beat'
tifnl b?antta?. T1>ejr ar? all mad? wi'A
the doTihW? bottom and all the safety
look appliance*. a.? w?ll x* the patent
wid*> opening tope As to the price* ,
wf were J'tM. able to ret a peek at
one or two of the ta*s and they looked
"awfnlly g?od to na".
SPOOKY
THE IS HERE
Hallowe'en Score Cards
Hallowe en Post Cards
Hallowe'en Place Cards
Hallowe'en Favors and Paper
Napkins
NOVEMBER
Ladies Home Journal
And Delineator
LA. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy J
H. P. IHMAN, Prop.
The Sanitary Milk Ranch" f
Tti? largwrt and best conducted dairy in A *?k?
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* na W*i?? P*" * Vok?*i
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I B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau. - Alaska
OLDEST BANK INj , ALASKA
Rwj>ectfully Solicit* Tlia Acconnta
of Skagway|Finpf? And Individuals.
In big variety
Ju?t Received.
Hats and Caps
These goods w * Reasonable Prices
Show, I ndfrrlofKme. V
SISTSS uortero s rlace
421 Broadway, Sk*gw?y Alaska