. i ? ,'t ?! .'"i > 1 frM i-H-H* ?!' 'M'l
v +
+ NEW COMFORTABLE - ELEGANT *
+ +
?i*
4
j.
* The Caribou Hotel
e. * ciotov rvrf>m*oT
+
+ T
+ Car cross, Yukon Territory
lmne<iialfN Oppoete tKe VI "Kite Pmm Depot T
* +
+ .j.
^ \X YH F.qu?pped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and B?r
+ ????? 4.
? Headquarter* for *S*hul?'s Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line
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!
A CUNNING
VISITOR
?
P, ? VMF5 C FR \PV
* W < .1 cvt ? ?' :> of .i?lTen:ur*."
*
rwdm cot our*. V\ "\jit n*
H tl ' ? * <?vm"T pet t rv th-.: ?lo
"W> t* so !iah> to attacked for il
fttst ? -t <vositKr
tbf uta>r ' e\p' ? rv?-wncw who
? t ki ?O '. \ >?>; hrr* ?rxl s'jith-n
aron*^ f? rcvd ?. ve ? Ti " nc t^ie*r?j*b
nci - ? ? nv>,l ? _-onr? to SoM
prj?s?-nf. ?. s c wl doal do
lr$ !a t! ? ? ?* f?* ''s. afif *51
*T\? t ? j? -? !? ? expotiwwv
rco'ich ir>
?,y v ifn% <j -
-
: <t ) 1 rNl t- Vi?? !?> >k
? >. 0l> t'^0 TN>
t to
ivt
't it itokM
?? i?vn? o:vr
. ' . n ?ol Iltf
"-or^ r<-i ? <1* mss> tiwos nt*d
r ?- ti <-ou cvnsHiuvn
s-r Asnt f> .*?! ;t hrtv. ; ?. ius m
t?>o*r ?v. t
N
tho t' frr? ?? tt?. \ t* i-:v r?>'s o* on
*-*? pfror ? > i?? broken. 1 nt Bo'*ci?b
? *sn >- rvir?oo"?b r a -:<osr
?r ?*>. I fr tbst * mosnt doath
*? V,1 *' _ I .. _ t'v; stt&pvkip
?;-d sstd that I *iva <i !<o tr?<t !>arr.v
tT> wtr c \(T* ?* me to !>?!? I. vorv
1 fr?j o*; tbr fnwla monf fv?inr
:!??; ft *-?< < -sK>t to admit but ooo
train a? a tin?o on hHvk Then 1
toW h ni h- '.t >t -r, jnic ihi? or tbat
F>s tb?>i!_ ? 'on st'k.xi a r.v.mhcr or
C"o?t;o: ? ? ro cntrincv nw
tbst ?^o ? ?< w>- * trrtr* to nntlor
r- o ' ?: VWIotnflWhow
1 ????>-, o.' ?" >t : ?-? :h*t not tr?
nith? ! to ii in thst :!ioir N?inc In
w^it m?<!i > ?! ^ f to nH>. bo
I k*>< * * .^r-:sin t?? :lo?? of
tb* Vtr?>?- |v- v'h s civon po^nlt.
~*| !*??' ' ?* p<t HP * !>or*
t?oTv t r ?s ? ? l. h s track * **
I
laid Note, how wonKJ too pnxvod to
switch a train on to that track":
"1 pushed a certain levrr. telllnR him
that tbo snitch now stood to turn a
train from the main track li^o I he pit.
I aoOced that he concentrated his
vision on the Jew and tiotvd especial
It how It worked Wben he was satis
fiod I threw the (ever back Into its for
mer place
?Mv talk helnc finished, the man
thanked me and said that be was wait
ins for the 7:50 up train and It was
so mnch plenssnter waiting in the
tower than in the station below that
he would 1* oWtped tl 1 would |<crmtt
him, to wait there 1 *??ented. pre
rendins to do so triad iy and steeled
myself f or * hatever was a bent to hap j
pen. for 1 was sure the man had some
sinister desieu.
"At 7 CO 1 told him that he woulil
hardly hare tin* to resch his train,
w beret- ;w? he Slid be tboucht he
won id t.ike the next one. since he
coa'dn t walk fast on account of a
weak heart Wh.ii the " 50 passed
Vh.it I had expected happened The
i <n Jnmifd for the lever I bad told
bitn would torn the train into the
ffwe! i>ft and thrrw It to accomp'lsh
that rv>?ntt
1 m.< ?1 lo^kln* at him as thouch n?
T^nteheJ. not darlnc to let it appear
t' it I had suspected him He looked
flor the train for awhile taking ont
hi< watch to note the time evidently
; endlnc to Clve the ten minutes re
qT-.lred for the train to reach the prave
pit, for tw> won Id not five ine an op
porttinity to avort the disaster he in
tended W hen ample time had passed
for the tram to be wrecked he left the
tower and ran aftet it as fast as pos
H'V-JlV
-nut tx> and the Ranp that wore w,?rk
Ins with him were disappointed I
hid demon* t ra tod on a sw tch t?eiow
f-ivteid of abovo
"1 didn't know bnt that when he
j.v.md ;ti r ! had tricked h-m he won'd
vtbc l-i. k an murder mo I wj?s iti
.-.v foe Mint to revemre bim
*c'f it in- elt ?o deposed
"I kept a revolver in a drawer and
n-oi-M hate n?od it on the man while
he was with me h-d he piven me an
? : iii> to possess it I took out
t . weapon ami. makinc stire It was
rm.'t fot n?e waited for the man's
rvttirr Hot !ie didn't come"
T1- -e* Is * C-e?vd.
r-ni<-;ii'?M tl-."se klssinj:
cn k>>
?? *h. verv well."
"How t <-.\n pliv at them*"*
?OiUj "tilers th" rivers are
very yotws
Exp'*
"What i? r eant ' \
"That's rr.i I'" line on to your1
own ?>mfo-* tl-'e pe<!,ion when wild
wi*>dv n 1'. nc the others that
are K-Inc torv'-wd that there Is n?th
trie TO It "
Hopp
tl> > we " N n .-arxV.la**
i nt ? -> wait
v? flit*
t? b.< .* * ? 1 I " i i.- ?' a show.
,T-:? n' ?? ?'-* ' ? ? ,? Fair
V ? '?*?? 'n n. v.-: know
Tberv are no pumpkin pies like 'hose
that mother to make, and i^iere
Is no stoats chache hkc that we n*d
to pet from drinkinc cider and j
Mtiug pivoTi hl.-kory mits
CSiv On* MOW OUTXINT. that it _ , _ -
Quinlne /n *y!? ?* **.
Ci.rn i Cc:? 1 0f* D*y. Oifktn ? D*y? C?r 25c
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
V?n't s.^nd out of town for ronr work. Let us 'quote
to.; prices show you samples of stock, and do your work
Ql K KLY, WELL, AND AT REASON ABLE * PRICES.
ultr Batty Alaskan.
4.+ + ^ + + + + + + + + ++ + + + 4,il'4,*F + + + + *f
+ +
.j. The Only Firtf Clas* Hotel Opened Uncler New Manage- +
.j. in Carcrow rnent ?f
J. Hmdqu?rtr>m for Attin dtege Urn- *f
I HOTEL SCOTT'
+ +
.j. Scott ft Schwaniekamp | +
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers 4
T J I
+ SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI ATIONS FOR MU8HERS. J
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST 4
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS RAR STOCK * j
* CARCROSS & 0 YUKON TER. J
*.+ + + + + * + + 4- + + ++ + + + + + + + + + + + ??!
A SITKA LETTER.
(Special Correspondence, i
SITKA. Aataka. April 2S?? History :
in the line of enterprise is being
made in Sitka at present, ami from
no*- on everything that is done for
the financial or economic pood of
Sitk* will date from April 24th, the
date that the newly organ-ixed wharf
company took over the control of the
Government <kck at this place.
At a meeting held re-ipntly (he
company was organised and ail the
stock subscribe*! and paid for. The
officers elected were as follows: W.
P. Mills, president; C. M. MfCrttth,
viee-pre-M-lent; Ferdinand Roll, Wf
retary-troa^wrer. Renmrd Hirst and
Georse Barron, with the other three
officers already mentioned, form a
bor.>i of directors.
An application was re^iv?*d at th"
meeting from Huno Hoyer. repr?
sentiie the Van Sysseil Paokine Cons
party. of Seattle, for spa-v on or
near the dock for the kv.atiorn of a
"coki-room" for the mild-curing of
salmon, and it was de- ided t> ei
courace the fishinz busies by
snuitins Mr. Hover's reqtte" 1 Tlie
"cold-room" will 1* placed on 'he
dcH'k. and will be ready for o x-upawy
before June 1st.
Mr. Hoyer stated that it is the J
p irpose of his company to t^toroitrh'y
proipeot *he waters of this vl< inlJy.
extending .'nun Cape Omman> . a:
the southern end of IV?~a:iof inland
to Cape Ed -s ards, on Chichast?f Is
land, north of hero, a di?tan' ? of
about 140 miles, for Kinc tolmon. and
if the experiment is uoo s-fnl. the
industry will be p< iinnpnt"* e?'ab
lished here Ho n'so ? ated tiiai
nearly all the halibut taken in M
a^kan waters ditrinc ihe i?;>st y<ar
were cati.ht in thi? vicinity It is
thought t at Mr. Hover will have
\ numW of Indians ha'.. taken up
? cannery site on llalleck Is'and. nit
far from here, and state that they
will s?v*n start btiildlnc The site
is ideal. havinc poo l anchora and
an abundance of wft'er power, and
is located near the fishing grounds
Much is expected from this last en
terprise. as it will furnish employ
ment for the Indians who have been
deprived of their sealing righ's.
The clti7ens of Sitka have awaken
ed to the opportunities that are open
to them, and enoouracement *ill be
Riven to e\ery learitima'e ent -prise
'?hat wis nee to locate here, and the
Ormmercial Club will use every mea-a
to advertise Sitka resources
]*. MeCa-illie. the Sitka dent's',
returned on the last Georgia after a
J ear's absence in Mexico, where he
has large mininc and aericnlturai in
terests. n- McCaillie will re-open
l.is office and resume th? practice of
dentist ry
Rumors of a cold storage plant l>e
inc hvated here are widely cirru'at.
ed. and although they cannot be sus
tained. they are very persistent.
William Walker, superintendent of
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all call* Intend
ed for Henry Frie?denthaJ. the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76) and your call will
receive immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Hough
ton Pi par Store.
When In NVhiteborse stop at the
Dominion Hotel. Best beds. l>est ac
commodations, best prices. V I
A fine mild temperance drink I*
the pure wholesome beer made from
the aparkling waters of Tumwat#r
Falls, and the very best barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trade
FIRE SALE! F I Ft E S * I E I
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking for Summer use.
Special price this month
J 2.00 PER RCK.
81 f ? H ERB TATT.O R? Phone
a large whaling concent. will make
Sitka his headciuarters for that In
dustry this year.
Where the Fruit Grows.
A politician l't San Fmn'lseo who
has Invn in ofll ?? and ?>". the ? It v pty
roll for many ji.u< v> s ? ddre<?l'!fr n
meeting of his fellow > it i mi*. 't w.-t
a labor met -line.
? y.m uH'ii inuat kiv w." sjioM'i-fJ tlir
orat<?r. "that you : re the ; nut I* d;
politic In this city V->n are ? Its- r.v?:-<
and trunk <>f onr prr.it mini tivil in-\
while we ? ho teprc-arnt } "U i ? > <?
are merely l>r.m<b'? ?>n Cut languid
cent tree."
"True for yon." piped a man In the
ha k of the hall, "lint did } e ever
notice all the fniit prows on the
branches" Saturday F.\ i iiinc I'cwt
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA- j
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy
sicians, as the damage they will do
is ten fold to the possible good you
can derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney i
& Co., Toledo, O.. contains no mer
cury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blod and mucous
surfaces of the system In buying
Mailt- Calarrh Cure be sure to get
the genuine. li; is taken Internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.
Cheney Ji Co., Testimonials free.
Sold by nrugrfat* Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills fur con
stipatlon
BAKERY GOODS.
Hr<4ul ? nil kinds ? fre-h from the!
oven, rakes and pies, coofrles and ]
doughnuts, in fact a first class line of
bakery goods will be found at the ;
Vienna Bakery, Hroadway, betweon
Fifth and Sixth Avenues tf j
The beds are new and clean and
j only 50c and up at the Dominion Ho- j
tel. Whitehorse, Y. T.
GREAT C. EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20 j
cents per bottle. Rspecially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex
cellent for nurrfng mothera Only
two b&rmte left After that price wU
he 35 c?Ai per l!>ott)?.
I*ack Train Rar 1
Subscribe for The Haily Alaskan i
and be happy.
Relieves 1' A T A RRH of*
tho
> "I -ADDER
< nnd all
Ctaliarpis in :
4524HOURS
U& ??? ? 5
fv# ? t j \ (
s;;
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6. Or?W n?jr Min?s
at I A4rs-iriith, the highest grade {
household cc*U of all the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion. Uniform Heat.
Ltyht Ash
Oa and after July 1st, 1910, we
shall offer this coal, selected and i
graded as folkmw: ?
r-mible Screened and sacked.. $13 ton
Screenings (saclted) 8 ton
Screenings (bulk) 7 torn
Above price* include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaska.
SEATTLE'S
leading Popular Prt*' Hot?l
Hotel
Georgian
Knn?r?*n Pl*n
Ml Outside Sonnr
Rooms. Kl(??ntlr
Famished
Sample Rooms
Comroerl*! A Fam
ily trade Sollf i?l
RATE?
<li<rl* Rooms ?l op
T?o Persons fl SO np
Room with both fI,S9
Two Persons S.M np
F. O. CALIIWKM.
Himw
Ttkc E*<1 fri'm FOUHIH AVENUf I
Hnlor D-pot Ui Fourth iw.rnloii h IMkc I
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE 1.1 ST
Percey's Fur House
Othboth, ? Wi?con?iii
C. E. Bogardus
. Assayer
?
Gold A Sliver ?1 00
Gold. 8Ur?r A Copp?r .. 1 M>
Cyknlde wtd Milling T<*1m
90 Columbia St. Seattle
There is .Strength
nnd Vigor
in Every Drop
LOCAL BRIEFS
?
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the otoaerratloo Ukea
at Moore's Whsrf at mMni*ht
May J, 19I2, la a* follow*
Temp. time oM?r/*ft .. . . 49 above
Mu. preceding 14 bn .. ..73 ahote
Mia. ~ " Mabore
? an 64 above
BaroroeW 29:98. Clowdr, f. wind.
INTERIOR WEATHER RtPHRT
ir.ttft v.,simn
STATIONS Above Itelow
Tafiah
Caribou
White Horae ?
Atlin ?
L/mer L*barge ?
Hootalinqua
Big Salmon ?
Yukon Crowing
Selkirk -
Coffee CreeK
Rfewirt Hirer ?
Ogilvle ?
Dawson ?
J. IKUTA
MAjrrFACTrR15<-.
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carving#
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watrh Inspector for the
Vt. P. ?, Y Rout.
Mail Order* fiven prompt care
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium | 1 Alaska
'-arire, ( lean. Individua Baths
Abundance of ?7ater. Boat of
Hotel Accommodation*. Fur
nished Cabina for Rent. . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fiahing.
Motor Boating and Sailing
' te inner Georgia from Juneau
man pa ?emi monthly vialta. In
formation a?*l ratea upon reque*t
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
amKmsutttxtxxmt
$250.00 Cash Buys
I ot 8, Block With Two Store
Buildings On 6th Avenue Adjoin
ing Bledsoe's Grocery 5tore. War
ranty Title.
Phil Abrahams Skagway
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alnsk*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Reeppctfnlly Solicit* The Aeconnt*
of Skagway Firm* And Individual*
I
?+?+?+?+?+?+?*?+?+?
T
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
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2
? H. W. tECMAN, Prop.
? "The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The lanrett and be*t conducted dairy In A !*?ka..
L>aily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 imlotaon Whlt? Pi? ft Yokoo Rout*.