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OFFVlAi. CITY PAPER L S. KELLER. Puhli?h?f
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A4Am^ m wona?< <vhb mail m?U?r Jul? ?. .ft*. ?t th? t\?tort>c? ?t Slmrw&y
Oop* tor oh*na* of adr?rti*MB?w?* must N> in bv 1 o'clock p m to tnaure
imatO.xi ?ua? WA4r*nI?tnff T*ws on tppiMntKm
? 1 ! .. imi .. . ?
tUbacrtpCba R*t*? rhi-e# bkwUm by mU . .. .. .1 M
by hU .. .. .. .. 74 SU moaiht by mail *.50
kU by <*m?r
i.? : o?? r?tf ky ??*" ? 00
SI BSCRirTlOXS A.VD advmtis* vnts RECEIVED BT:
BMMtNmCb .. T. T K. L. PtUauu? Ada, B C.
E W OMwi Otero**. T. T. Kaltar Uru* On .. .. IUIsm. AMm
W ARSNIPS AS MAIL ?OATS*
ProMNit the imwI active worker
for p?>?UJ MVnwflCi ts th? oJHm
trr i* Jat*? U. Own leu. ?eoretarv of
the rnxvvwir* Leajrue He
cw?<-? to the front now wKh ?. new
aad ?otnewhal startj; rjc jkropwHtxat
Mr Covtes wants tie warshlj* of
the rt.w v med for carry-in* the sna*
Oa it* *?<*. thi? ma* ?eem like *
Joke n* It is not He point* to
the fact .hat the Stoutk African por
on?H??-ct has just pas??d a law auth
or; nc the vxwtnjcuoa of WTf*?i
CTE-sors which are to be n?ed or.
?Mi' KstN. The* *Jl f*ke the
Pl*C<? vf a JITT1V t*He to whKil the
to* ^ran- -: haa been a *uK
* dy of $T;>0 <"?*>? a year. Mr. Oowk*'
are bot&? received wi;h
ftw tor eoav of Uk Draacniic Con
r*<?:nfr., who wish to po before tie
country opt; rear with a showing
o* attempted poverr.2?enta: ecomonxv
fcy their ranr They are the snore
iu? tiwauil to support the plan be
cause of the prohabie expesd'.ture of
f*.V<w ?<.-? x roar more for sexier*'
pennons. ar.o the insistent der.-Aads
?f the Navy IVparunent for more
B>oaey
The propos;tjoa will prohAhly be
taken ap ***"' by the advocates of
diwrmtinent. Pc; u is no; ];ke^
to be aithocph K may be
tnaoe the pretest for rewundtap
speeches .r. Conpress abont tike use
Ua?J. (??? a:>J craeity of war. the
cos; of :r.a;sia.r.:np the narr, etc
The Sowth Afrwan .^xaaipie sneans
aothin*; t> co-airy. ?outh Afriva
is protei ?oi by the preAiee^. navy it
the wurKi. that of England.
Mor**ner. the poople of th? l"nii
<4 Stai??s dt^t-actly retneoaber the
naval twitter, of S*.-. ">~afO and Vn: *
They wiu ask tienjsehes what mi^ht
have beer, the outcome of those two
h*torv.:nakinp coatats if the sh:;*
o t Sajnrraar. and IVwe? ha.' tveoc
employed in rmT r ac ma-;; instead of
beinp nsed for crew drtiis and squad
ron and iarpet pracCot ? Ex
CORPORATIONS VL'ST RILE
RETURNS BV MARCH 1.
Vtliari T Ktftsor.. orCVpc^cr of in
terna; rev?uf for U?e d?trict otf
Wa?i-npt<>t and Alaska has recewred
a ,>xr.r? u:.?v-atx>c froa Ooismissxjner
R E Cftbcfi. reQue^inp that aM oor
T?cratxw? ftie their retnma as fwon
as >>aetMe. The r*ood for (01a| the
-etnma ctosee March 1. and th?re
is a penaXr for failure to ooaojWy.
Tweetr-fire thoiosasd oorjvTWtoos
fAiied to ftte before March 1 l?t
Tear and therefore (nenmpd the epeoi
fv peoaKr of rr?c H to
TVe aaxircnni y>??na}tj that oonld be
obta-ivsi frea these 25.<W oorpora
t?o?. mxictd he while the
iMmrm.n. wcmtd be ti-VW.W. al
though x c<oiafwnnf?e is possible ?be
Uwr>p v a 7v*-=vnmi>\r ?<w>.
CoIWUv Hartaon says that there
arv 3UV oarporaUoe* in Washington
uwl Alaska that failed to file test
year Theee raeee bare been tarnod
ctt to the V S district attorney.
WTuip the l per cent ta taxed wi
* crwavr net "soomr Ciar. J5.?W, cor
pcnKioti* malr.nc * i**t Imn? of Jes?
Umo Um? amount are compelled by
)?* v? fUe their r?Wwi Jast *Ar
same The penalty applies to them
as well Ai: corpora tiaaa r?rpanii*si
Vc prof.: and haxm* a oaj^tiC stock
reprwented in shares, and *11 Jn
?uraac* ca^aM. are subject to
the tooome tax.
AH corporations crrairfred during
'he rear sVmid mfnrrr, the collector
he say* the eract corporate
name a.M~e?s and k;nd of bwine*?.
as the* *411 he heid responsible when
Varrfc J come*
None better a:* f?rer than Glbaon
rr*. Rainier and OiTttpia beer. Or
4 era by >hon? prompCy delivered.
The Ma*cot &?
Bottled Pale Rainier, Wue Rlhhon
Mid My?p*a Bwr ter oaie at th*
Board ct Trad* ?*?
LAND OFFICt OFFICIAL
COSES JOB OVEK COAL.
SEATTLE, Jta. 18? P. M. Mullen
has resigned as receiver of the Unit
Ad State* land oTTlO at Juneau. AV
v?ka according to mail advices re
ce.ved from the north today. Mullen's
resignation, It to Mid. is the reeult
K-t fr?ctioa growing out of the Alas
U coal land oases prosecuted si Se
attle Mullen was subpoenaed by
(he gov??rnroeut in the cases against
the principals in the Stacy group
of claims
Some ttree ago Mullen received s
Jetter from the inter** department
.ntimatirvg that his resignation would
be acceptable He asked for an el
7> la net ion awl was Informed that the
lepartment was convinced 'bat he
hvl shown too little Interest in the
v>al land case*.
The statMiwnt that I showed lit
tle interest in the prosecution Is
trw." Mr. Mullen is quoted as say
ing It was only natural. however,
as 1 knew nothing as to the vajs
Jity of the claims and consequently
vwld on It teB of the financial trans
actions through my office. 1 am
the government has serious
:y erred
Mr Mullen has been connected
with the land office in Alaska since
JJfcOl
P M Mullen, is the father of
Ignatius Mullen, who figured prom
inently in the Cunningham cos] case
Chi July 21. 1>04, Clarence Canning
ham located a coal claim for Igna
tius Mullen. who was then only 24
years old. Young Mullen was earn
ng $*o a month and knew none of
the o^ier Cunningham claimants ex
cept Clarence Cunningham, whom he
had met but twice. Cunningham's re
port shows that up to January. 1JM>S.
MuHen bad paid into the association
of claimants, exclusive of the pur
-ha?e price of the land. $1,900.
P. M Mullen, father of Ignatius.
sime<3 ar, a!?:da\ t or. Not 11, 190".
taring
1 have never loaned or advanced
Itma tins Mullen any money whatso
ever for the purpose of expenditure
on the Cunningham coal Haims "
The son testified in the Cunning
ham hearing that the money given
to Curr.hurb.am was paid by his fath
er. the receiver, and explained the
payment as being on account of mon
eys to which he was entitled tor ser
vice rendered his father fci part dur
ing the sons minority. With the
fathers affidavit already in hand,
the government did not call hta to
] rebut the son's testimony
GREAT C. EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Ix?a- Halt Rainier. 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids, and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wil
be S5 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
Location notices, placer and quart*
"or sale ly the Daily Alaskan tf.
MOORE'S WHKRF CO
Terminus W. P. A T. Route
\ 11 ?s. at hbonnd Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Doc
REGULATIONS 1810.
*v?rrtow?t ope* ft* delivery of b? chandle* from 8 a. id. to 6 p m
Perishables ONLT delivered on Sunday or at nl*hL
VI] rrHjrht ship meets destined southbound bm( be accompanied hj *
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers eu be obtained at the U. 8 cue
too w -ifflco) and mu?t be delivered before 6 p. m No fro hi will
be received oo wharf aft?*r t! if hoar.
BAGGAGE? Toll* mill b. c?l e. :e. am CHECKED BAGGAGE t NM
No rnarre for bats and <cH ?* when unchecked.
The wharf eate will be c'ot- f Un public when steamer is nc?r
and will be opened only when passengers have disembarked
A"harfaire Tariff van be had on a; pH cation at office on dock
P. O. Bo* 17S. E. J. 8HAW, General Manager
?
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. I, N. Bound, 1st class Mob- No. X, S. Bound. 1st clam, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
S.*0 a. a. Leaves SKAGUAT Arrives 1:20 p. m.
l?:l? P- m. " WHIT* PASS Leaves 1:45 "
11:14 - " LOG CABIN - 11:47 "
12:06 - " BENNETT " IS: IS "
1:S0 " * CARIBOU " 10:15 V m.
sa - Arrives WHITEHORSE Lsavss 8 : IS -
Passengers start be at depots la tine to bavs baj^jrajre inspected
and checked. Inspection Is stopped SO minutes before leaving time of train.
1M pounds of bac*a?e will be checked free with eaofc fall fare tick
et aid "6 poaads srttk each half tar* ttakeC
Flavoring Extracts
I( row vfcnt a flavoring Extr.wt Ui*t 1* far ?up?i1ir to any jrw? I
buy Mrwhar* ?l**. w bav? and tell them at prk?# you par '
?ar tat?rtw bmod?. j jjj , . Htftlll I
Vmallla, L*sm>& BttW Aimo, Js, Orut*. Racpbvrry, strawberry, I i
Banana, Otagw. WlaW*r??:>, and Roma.
WILLIAM BRITT
NOTICt TO THE PUBLIC.
FSvm Ihto data cm all cxlUs intend
ed for Henry Friedenthal, thp inde
poodeni Kiprewnxn nhouW b? mrnlo
to ?erenatx ( 76 > and your call will
receive immediate attention He ft*
dtaconUnuad his ofTior ftt the Rough
ion CJfftr Store.
PROFESSIONAL CARHk
Attorney*
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney-Ai-Law
P 0. Box K. Juneau Mast*
H. Lt FEVRE
ATTORNEY-ATLAW
Commissioner F\or Tukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
Skarwar. *lask*
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
Dm data.
OR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
lioat Modern Methods
Op?o fc>eoln*?
Cffloe Hour*: US a. m 1? p. m
Anakan Building, Broad wm
SKAOWAY. - ALASKA.
DeotaJ Supplies
M. F. PATTERSON ft COMPANY
? Dealara In?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bidg.. Seattle. Waah
Older* by mail or cable will r<
*!vf prompt attention. Catalog
-? request
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms lor a Limited
Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE ANP MAIN ST
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
Gold ft Silver ?1 00
Gold, SUrer ft Copper .. 2 60
Cyanide and Milling Teeta.
e
90 Columbia St. Seattle
? a
! - ? - - ? <
Best Meals
In The Ci'T at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY Q(-r
DINNER
Lodging
Everything Clean and
First Claos
Fifth Avenue near Broadwav
' ?
I IT HI..
Dont put off
Ordering
Your
b
I
Printing
Until You
Are
All Out Of
Letter Heads
Bill Heads
Statements
Envelopes
Cards i
Blanks
Look Over Your
Supply and Get
Your Order In To
tTltr I
Datlti Alaskan
JUNEAU 8
RLBCTRTC LICH'Ki ' 'TV* .
SKATKH STF WRV j
Georgia
Carrying U S. Ma .
For Haln-ia. Ferrers B?j iunpan,
Hoona. T-nnkpf. S and W ??< port*
FWOW IKAOWAV
January 3. 9, 15, 21, and 27.
at I : OC ? . nv
WILLIS NOWKLU Vpr . J' near
H. HARTWIGSEN,. Ag?snt ]
Broadway and Fifth At?. -Pbon? >-0 !
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Viftr-W*. V'mk o?tw. Ainertrt*
CHympia, P<wt Townwwi 5o?tK
t'.iir-k ?. S?nt? BwHara, Miri
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS. C. A. P. D C D. DUNANN. P. T. M
1 1) J?nt'< St, S?.i?le 112 M?rk?t 3*-. S? f'ww
Ri?Kf ?<? rhn? it>'m StMak
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
S. 5. Curacao
December 22 . January 3-15-27
February 8 ? 20. March 3
FRANK II. BOLD. Ascent, 2?k1 As Hrmrlway. Nkatrway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
Nest aniline of U>? fast pmms** iUaihw
SS. JEFFERSON,
Jan. 8-20 Feb. 1-13-25
Company reaerraa th# right to chan*? nailing data* without notla*
^TELEPHONE NO. 6?. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C COAST SERVICE)
Sailings From 5kagway
Subject to chacre wttjout milca
Twi
nn
Screw
SS. PRINCESS MAY
January 17-31 February 14-28
Vancouver. Vidoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert
ttn 87 F. F W LOWLE, Afl^nt
{Steamship Humboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
Dec. 9-21. Jan. 2-15
Sailing date aubject to cbaa?? without nolle#
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
?
Pe*ttl ? Offlca: H. HARTWIGSEN
7lJ f?--oQd Phone 9-0. 5<h and B'd'/y, Skagw.y.
]
tss s in
SAwe, \o
Wu buUnor
"D'vredCowwedvon
*i\vr<m$v WcKe\s
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Train Service Monday, Wednesday and Friday Botwpon SKAOUAV #rd WFIITE
IIOKSE. Train Service Mondav, \V??dne?>day and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
8KAGUAY.
Carrying Passengers, Rajitrasfe, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely AppointPd
Lake and River Steann-rs to nil Point* in Alaska and the Yukon.
Pajjfrage bonded thnuigh. Direct te ojjraphic service to all points in Alaska. Canada A U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Rates.
TRAFFIC IIEPAfiTKEdT, 0. 1. 0ICKES0N Vl'E-PRES
Vmjcovi er, B. C. Vancouver, B. C., and Skairuar, Alaska.
C. N. MSB. TOURIST 1ST.
skaguay, A l??ka.