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Returning Ofiker Fiank Wilson
wvis not lonely dicing the hoar he
was at the N. S. A. A. hall Monday
from 11 to 12 o'clock for the purpose
jot receiving nominations of ?. amii- 1
j dates for the Yukon Council, the
election of which will take pl?< e oil
ihe 2nth o! the present month. Three
candidates, William Drury, captain
j l'. Martin and Witlard Leroy Phelps.
I were p laved in nomination, the first
ten signers on each petition of nomin
ation being the following well-known
I residents:
Brury ? J. W. Clifton, \V. (I. Itiack
j well, C. S. Chlnerv, \V. S. Watson,
j \V. Cathro, W. C. French, S. Coulter,
| R. P. Garllck. W. Chantier, T. F.
Curan.
Martin? R. Raddick, E. I>. Wilson,
W. A. Puckett, Geo. Geddis, C. S.
Johnston, J. D. Durie. F. E. Harbottle
G. W. Wilson, J. R. Algnlre, W
Chantier.
Phelps ? .1. P. Whitney. W. (!.
Hlackwell, W. J. Stoddart, Ole Dlck
son, G. W. Curtis, 11. Wheeler, .1. O.
Williams, Gto. Armstrong, ,\ Hender
son, U 11. lticet.
'ihe following names were filed as
agents for the various candidate: For
William Drury, Geo. \V. Wl.son, for
Captain Martin; C. S. Johnston; f. r
\\ . L. Phelps, W. A. Puckett.
All three of the candidates are
well known residents and business
men of Whitehorse and have ben
since the town had a place on the
map. Messrs. Drury and Martin arc
engaged in merchandising, while Mr.
Phelps is a practirlng attorney at
law and manager of the Yukon Elec
trical company. All are property
owners and they are alike interested
in the growth and prosperity, not
only of Whltehorse, but of Sout.hr! n
Yukon in particular and the entire
territory <n general. Neither Mr.
Drury or Captain Martin have ever
served on the territorial conn il, bir
both are competent to do so wi ll
honor to themselves and credit t<>
their constituency. Mr. Pheljis has
been a member of the count i fo-. hi
past three years anil ha* niado a
record of which his cons:ittiei.' y
proud atnl o:i which he solicits :i re
turn.
As but two members can be cleft
t ed. it is up to the voters who those
two will be.
As the season for snowMi 'os is
' j pMSed It is believed the elector. \\ ill
' | be a close one.
! In order that there may be
repetition of last year"? m fort i: e
the harboring of smallpox witliia ii;
territory around Dawson for a u<" d
; portion of tne season. Comnii?ii?n r
ida.k has lnMru?-t?\l Dr. II C D >i .
ns^lical health offi<vr, t > ei i a 1
train* arriving at th > t?>- -e a I
spect all passengers :i> a prow
t.ve if the instruct ofl ? t' <he di
A'' persons arriving on f'o: or,
notified to all at t'i<> Criicr.il llo : ;?
tal where I (lev will !>?> <\aii;i- ! a I
I vaccinated in case they have iK?t
been vaccinated within the pn?t
vear. Pr. Davis will i^ ue lertlfi n'<s
to all persons examined wheth r th y
, have been vaccinated by him or not
j Any violation of the orders in this
' case are punishable by fine, imprison
! . ment. or both
FROM -GOOD NEWS" CAMP
( REPORTS VERY ENCOURAGING
(Continued from Pago 1.)
[ a small handriU, the machine has
not been working very well ami the
owners have not been able v> do
much with it.
There is very little grub in the
country nearer than Xushagak a d
no machinery at all. but these shut
I ages will be taken earo of as s'xin
, I- the cannery fleet arrives in the
| spring
JuJiro Wad a. the well known Japar
es<> Marathon racer and do; mu-hor.
! is there and states that he lik^s the
' formation and general outlook bett r
1 than any camp that ho has seen in
Alaska, and this opinion is shared by
! many of the old-timers in the camp.
Wada has bought some ground at:d
is busy prospecting, with vorv good
? results.
DEWE Y [
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately of
Scott's Hotel Carcross.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
i BEST MEALS IN TOWN
j AT POPULAR PRICES
I Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
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THE BALL WAS "SWATTED"
SURE GOOD AND PLENTY.
Thai Ska^way will have cue "good" ;
ball team Uiii? soa-soa was dcaiouatra -
ou at th? Si rub gum?, officially iks
isiiatcd as u "try-out" which at
tracted such old time fans as jjougan
Barry, "Sy" Tanner, Tuck Fiaharty,
and ahout, fl.ty others yesterday af
ternoon, when tlie score U 6 to 5l
was chalked up on Lie board.
While there waj not quite enough j
"would-be's" to make up two lea.ii!B,
the line-up as far ius It went were
as follows: c., C. itapuzzl; p., Bert
MeKenzie; 1st b., l-io.ils Uutfeld; 2i.d
Li., Wright, 3rd b., Blanciiard; field,
Willie Bledsoe and Norman Ula< k.
The s?>cond team lined up thus:
| Mark Phelps; p., Clcon Ask; 1st
1)., Hobblce; 2nd b., Hal Johnston;
3rd b., A. R(]WUl; ss., Henry Bem
hoffer; field, Rlchter and Shelly.
The features of the game were
I Willie Ward's fielding and IvOuis
Gutfeld's clever work on first, the
latter getting away with some "cer
tainly profeih" plays, and stopping
everything tnat came his way.
The salient feature of the came
was that W'5 still have fans, and
whether it Is a game of one-old-cat,
or a really and truly game of base
ball, SkagwAy fans .ire "there nil
the while."
There will be an ther pame ji- xt
S1111 In> .
TOWN COMMENT
The beds are new and clean and
only 50c an J up at the Dominion Ho
tel. White-horse, Y. T.
Tie Humboldt arriwl In |?ort Sat
urday night, at !> o'clock, anil sailed
one hour later. She had alxxit 2^
passengers for tiiis port.
The City of Seattle t-aile.l for
Skaguay and way ports from Settle
Saturday night, and should arrive
It. re by Thursday mortiim:
Tlie Princess May will arrive in
port tomorrow forenoon with ?" 1 tons
of freij-ht and 6:1 pas-*>ngers. She will
sail a.- smn a- h< r <arpo is di-charg.
The train for W"hl:ehors*? this
morning too!; awaj the people who
arriv- d in town 011 the Spokane Sa'-j
urday morning a;vl the Humloidt:
Saturday 11 ,f,ht.
j The Vienna Bakery will be open f< r
' husine>.s W'edncsdav 111 rntng bri-ht j
ind early. :is il has 1* ? 11 tipped off 1
that Max s going to "set" bread]
t: !' Kirmse .1* be a nppoui'o I j
agent f>r the Humbol it Steamship,
company, an i all i. formation relatlx <? j
to ticke -. freight, arrival and de
parture of the HuniVoMt i.in> te
had at the More
.1. K. Mot an and l'. S. liubbs. of
Seattle, arrived up on the llumlioldl. j
and went, o Caribou this nurning
eiirou to to the Atlin District where
they are ii t rested in pla. or mining.
While in Skagway tliey wero guests j
of the Pullon House.
For a tin ? yesterday it was thought
by ri-siilonls in tJi is town that the
practice -.] outing on tho Port Seward
Kange could l>e heard, but it jvas
lat?T discovered that it w.is merely
tho gas-boi s tuning up f<>r t ho com
ing s.-ason of excursions and picnics.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yowell cfi
luneau arrived up on the Spokane
and l??f t on this morning's train for
Whitehorse. from whore they will go
on to Circle. Mr. Yowoll has ex
tensive m ninp interests in that dte
tri( t a:i;l will personally snpen i-e tho
operations there this summer. Geo.
Ampoi>ait was with Mr. Yowell, and
pops in to take charge of the men.
Announcement of the marriage cf
Mi.-s Sarah Elizabeth Schnierle to
Mr. Rernard LeRoy I'lrich at Kan
sas City, Kansas, has boon rooci\ed
hero by friends of the contracting
parties.
Tlie wed ilini; took place 011 April
10th, and the young couple are at
home at :5717 Tra y Ave., Kansas
City, Mo.
The briile is the daughter of Ben
jamin Schnierle, the well known cap
italist who lias mining interests in
Porcupine and Caribou districts, and
who spent several seasons in Alaska.
Services were well attended yes
terday at St. Saviour's Episcopal
church. In the morning at 11 a. m.,
the Communion service was well at
tended, the music being rendered by
a large choir, and the service was
most uplifting and inspiring through
out. In the evening at S p. m., the
church was almost filled, tho ser
vice being hearty and bright. Right
Rev. Mr. Renison preached on the
subject. ''Christ, the Supreme Teach
er." Mr. William Ward sang the
offretoTV, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought. "
DOING THEIR DUTY
Sforcs of Alaskan R?ader? Are Learn
>ng the Duty of The Kidney*.
To filter the blood la thrj kidney*'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are sick.
Backache and many itidney Uls fol
low;
Help the kidneys do their work. .
Doan's Kidney Pills have cured '
thousands of severe cas**.
Troof ia the following:
H. L. Strand, 1603 Lombard St,
Everett, Wash., says: "I was in
bad shape with kidney complaint. My
back was so weak and painful that
1 could not stoop and the kidney
secretions were very distressing in j
passage. I had to quit work and al
though I was not confined to my j
l>td, I felt miserable in ev?ry way.
The first few doses of Doan's Kid
ney Pills gave me great relief and
by the time I had finished the con
tents of the second box, my kidneys
and back no longer troubled me. I
'hen returned to work and I have
been fr.-e from kidney complaint ever
since. Doan's Kidney Pills alone ef
fected this cure."
FY>r sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. F\>ster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the TTnit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
t-ake no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served 7 able d'Hote
or a la Carte
Al! PatfTy served is from our own
Ovens
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?tw!g?en, successor U
W. W. Boughton. has taken the
aj?*>nty for the Justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. If you want the
best don't fall to give these goods
a trial.
For 35c yw?. ?*a get a wholesome,
boms cooked n.saJ at the New Home
F<e?t*urmiit, !?tb A?s., Just off of
Rroadw %j
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all sizes from $1. 75 to $3. 75
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Dresses
From 2 to 14 years $1.00 to $3.50
Ladies' and Children's Aprons
endless variety in colors and white
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CYCLONE SPILLS VILLAGE. I
MIDDLE TOWN, X. V., April 7? L
Buildings were demolished, railroad j
cars were blown from the rails I
trees uprooted and many people in-;
juivd In the path of a cyclone which
(ieva.sted South Fallsbtirc this|'
afternoon. While many revived In-!,
juries. none were fatally hurt so far .
a: has been reported here.
The cyclone passed In a minute
but it was fifteen minutes before the
dazed people besan to eet about
n;;d take stock of the damape that
had been done. A big three-story
cencnil store ha<I disappeared. A j
feed mill and a cider mill were part
ly demolished and a number of other ;
buildings were roofless.
When In Whit eh or so stop at the :
Dominion Hotel. Best beds, beet ac
commodations, best prices. tf j
Henry FYledenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expressing on
short notice, day or night
H. D. KIRMSEl
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PIONEER JEWELER <
of Alaska i
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Largest and Most Complete v
Stock of ^
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Nugget Jewelry and J
Alaskan Curios J
In The North
H
Stores at
SKACWAY& KETCHIKAN ,
riVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford and Gibson Rye. Bud
areiser, Blue Ribbon and Pi?!? Ra! ti
er Beer at the Board of Trade.
None better anfi purer taan G'.baon
7e, Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
lers by 'phone promptly delivered,
["he Mascot. tfc
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Pmprwlor
i
I For 14 Y??ri W? H?t? SerTtii ?sly
' The Best in the Markets
?nd todjy it it th*
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
New Location
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass
Hotel vfc!"'T'
liUlCiMMo Y"kon Ter.
Now Op?".i To
The General Traveling Public
I'nder New Mannprrn^nt of
M. C. RACINE, M*r and Propr.
Rates:? $1 .00 per Day and Up