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And let us give you our figures
on fruit by the box. A nice
shipment of fruits and vegeta
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-Serves 1 he?
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Privatr Dinner Parties and
Banquets served in attrac
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given special attention
Breakfast a la Carte
Luncheon and Dinner
Table d'hote
ONLY BEST IN MARKET SERVED
PRICES REASONABLE. WHITE
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.v ell Lighted. Large Sample
s Rooms for Traveling Men
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Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
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Porcelain Baths on each floor
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who has live foxes for sale, and who wants to
receive the highest market price. You can
not afToid to sell without gett ng in touch with
me. \k ire at my expense giving description and
price of anything you have or may have to offer
G. P. COLWELL, Whitehorse, Y. T.
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arc essential to healthy. 5'rcVtV
For
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IIIAL STATISTICS BEING
COMPILED II TE11I
Gen. Wm. L. Olstlu, stcrotary of
lie Territory of Alaska, has notified ?
ill interested that vital statistics, us t
provided for by tho first Alaska log-j?
slature, are being preparod. : t
An act of the first session of tlio \
legislature of tho territory of Alas- ;
ka, upproved April 25, 1913 (Chup- 1
ter 35-11. U. No. 25), entitled: "An (
Act to Require tho Registration of 1
Vital Statistics In tho Territory of j
Alaska, and for Othor purposes", i
provides that a record shull bo made I
and preserved of all births, deaths I
and marralges that shall hereafter '
occur within the Territory of Alaska <
and names tho exofflclo secretary of 1
Alaska to act at the territorial reg- i
lstmr of vital statistics. i <
in order to comply with section 1
of tho said act, roadlng "It shall
be, and hereby Is tuado the duty of
all recorders In the Territory of Al
aska and of tho clerks oi all mun
icipalities in the territory, and of al^
ministers of tho gospel practicing!
physicians and undertaken and oth
ers who may have such data, to com j
pile all records In their respectlve(
offices and transmit the sr.me to the
territorial registrar to bo by him re
corded In tho records provided for
under this act." |
It was necessary to prepare u clr
ular to be sent to persons noting In
he capacities mentioned In the ualil
ection, culling their uttentlon to
ha provision contained therein
vhlch requires that they compile
md transmit to hlB office all records
u their possession relating to births
leathu and murriugos which have
lOrotoforo occurred in tho torritory.
Vs this otfico was unable to deter
iilne the names of all such presons,
?he United States commissioners
throughout tho territory were culled
upon to distribute tho circular to
:lerks of ull municipalities In tholr
precincts. .Ministers, practicing phy
sicians and undertakers, and such
other porsons who they have reason
to bellcvo uro in possessor of any
records relating to births, deaths or
marrlagos which havo heretofore oe
curred In tho territory.
Section 10 of tl ? said act provido
"Any person found guilty of viol
ating any of the provisions of this
act shall be deemed guilty of a mis
demeanor and shall be fined not
less than flvo dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars, or imprisoned
In Jail not less than five days nor
more than thirty days.
NKU HOTKL Ol'EXB
1\ ALASKA'S CAl'l'ITOL.
From the alio of the announco-l
meats of the opening of tho new A1-]
askan Hotel In Juneau which ls(
taking place today, Mine Moat P. 1- '
Gemmet, manager of the new host
lory la certainly opening his hotel 1
under moat pleasing circumstances.
Free ferry aervlce Is being main
tained from 6:00 o'clock tonight;
until 1:45 o'clock tomorrow mornlrg
for the accomodation of the resi
dents of Sheep Creek, Treadwell and
Douglas, and tho ladies are invited
to Inspect the perfect appointment
o the hotel.
Among the convenience? of th
Alaska Hotel will he found steam
heat, electric lights, telephone In 1
every room, frill tables, writing
rooms, wlrelesj telegraph station,
ladles' retiring and waiting rooms
public baths, rooms single or ensuiu*
with privato baths, bar and wine
cellars, cold storage plant, sample
rooms for commercial men, stenog
rapher, In addllton to a perfectly ap
pointed ladles' and gents' grill
which Is under the perosnal super
vision of A. T. Spatx, cafe caterer,
formerly of tho Hotel Bulter Grill
Seattle.
OI.D TIM Kit KKTl'KXS
TO TIIK KLOXD1KK
After an absence from tte Xorth
of just six years, C. Tellefsea passed
thru Skagway, enrouto to Dawson,
this morning, having arrived In this
city on the Princess Sophia .
Mr. Tellefsen was In Dyea In
1897, and was In Skagway at Jhe
time of the famous .Soapy Smith
tradgedy having taken an active
part In the rounding up of the not
orious "Soapy" Smith gang .
He Is now going to Dawson, whor
he will take charge of Landahl's En
porlum, relieving Willie Ansley, who
has had charge of the business for
the past several yoars, and who will
take a trip to the outside.
H. G. MacPherson and wife, ac
companied by Miss Teskey, Bister
of Mrs. MacPherson, arri\cd In
Skagway on tho Princess Sophia and
wore passengers for their homo in
Whltehorse on the train today. Mrs.
MacPherson has been visiting with
friends and relatives In Toronto for
several months past, whllo Herb has
been basking in the sunshine of
California, going to Vancouver In
tiino to meet his wife and accom
pany her upon tho return to the
north. Miss Teskoy will spend tho
coming few months with hor sister
in the City by the Rapids.
Miss A. Stellard, of Spokare, was
nn arrive! on the Sophia this morn
ing enroute to the Pueblo Mines
where she will conduct tho school at'
that place during the coming winter.'
l'AMOCS ALASKA COAL
CASES SKT FOK DECEMHEK
Seattle, Sept. 17 ? Tho cases n
gainst Shields, Munday and Selgs
ley, accused of conspiracy In loca
tion of Alaska Coal lands have been
act on the December court calen
dar, and will probably o reachcu o
tho tenth of the month.
KILIIAXK GETS DECISION
IX TWELVE ROl'NI) HOl'T
Iloston, Sept. 17 ? Kilbano wa
glvon the decision over Jimmy \Vel3
at tho clone of their twelvo r' urn
contest held In this city last night.
English Mode French.
Thero N n fault Hint is freqnentlj
committed by English authors who an
Riven to Introducing French Into their
worirx It In the words "double oil
teudre." I really do uot know where
they got hold of this expression, for
it certainly does not mean anything In
Krciu'li. What they probably Intend t<:
>wy Is "double entente." which 1* gen
enlly preceded by a? viz, "C'est un
tuot a double entente" and uot "C'est
une double cntento."-K W. llornuii;
in "The Wrong Word."
The Mariposa, which was expected
to arrive at this port nt the time
of going to press, and agent Lyons
stated that she would sail direct for
Seattle shortly after the arrival o
tho train, making but two stops en
route, 1. o. Juneau and Kotclilkau.
W. B. Patterson, who is assoclat
ed with Winter & Pond the Juneai
photographers, camo up on tho So
phia today, and will immediately g
into Atlln In connection with some
mining ho anl Mr. Percy Pond
have In that vicinity.
H. M. Eaklns, U. S. Geologist,
with party of six assistants, after a
season spent in and about the Ram
part district, will arrive in Skag
way on tonight's train, and will sail
for tho south on the first available
steamship.
Mr. W. H. Myers, fnthcr of Mrs.
W. D. Greenough. arrived on tho
Princess Sophia this morning and
was a passenger for tho Atlas
Mines on today's train whero ho
will visit with his daughter for som
time.
The Steamship City of Seattle is
due to arrlvo in this port at mid
night, and will sail south bound a
few hours later.
Tho Princess Sophia arrived in
port this morning and will sail for
the south nt 7 o'clock tomorrow
(Thursdny) night.
The Steamship Northwestern nr
rlved from Seattle at 12:15 and sail
for tho Westward between 6 nnd 7
o'clock this evening.
GOLD SHIELD COFFEE
"ALWAYS" GOOD
STEEL CUT
SOLD BY ALL THE BEST GROCERS
Schwnbacher Bros, fit Co', Inc.
OAK OLSON,
S. E. & S. W. Alaska Representative
8
FALL AND WINTER
Now [On Display
THE NEWEST MODELS IN
Trimmed and Untrimmed Shapes
L. A. Harrison Company
'Phone 55
Store open until 9 p. m.
TlDinua Kerulsh, prominent mfn-j
lug onglneor formerly associate
with Jlr. Thomas In and about |
the Whitehorse copper properties, I
and later connccted with Col. J. H
Conrad in tho Carcross mines, re
turned to tho North on tho Sophia
today, and left Skagway for White
horse on No. 1. Mr. Korulsh will
again locate In Whltchorse.
A It. Taylor and wife wore round
;rlp p isseugers on the Princess So
phia from Decatur, III. Proffessor
Taylor Is tho president of the James
Millikln Unlvorslty, whero ho has
taught for a great number of years
and last July was retirod as Kmer
Itus President of tho University.
Subscrlbo for the Dally Alaskan
imuruifurtJunAfir
SOMETHING NEW!
Fresh and Fragrant !
FRESH FHUITS
ON EVERY BOAT)
^Tony Dortero's
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} BROADWAY, (Near Fifth)
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER
JEWELER
Established 1897
Nugget anil Ivory Jewelry In
all designs.
Watches ami Diamonds.
Souvenir Spoons.
Baskets and Mocconins.
Wood and Ivory Totems.
Catalogues gladly sent on re
quest.
Mall onlers a specially.
Golden North
DINING ROOM
Now under the personal man
agement or Mrs. Geo. R. Ded
man.
REGULAR MKALS KKRVl'D
TAHIjK D'HOTK
Only tlio Rest Tlio Market
Affords Served.
Rest Pastry and Bread In Hit
North.
Best Meals
In Tho City at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCc
DINNER
Lodging
Kverythtajf Clean anil
first Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
H.M. Hartwigsen
CICARS, TOBACCO AND
SMOKERS' ARCTICLES
NOW IS THE TIME
TO FISH
A carefully selected line of Rods, Reels,
Lines, Flyes, Hooksjind bait.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE ANGLER
Large circulating library, including the
latest copy write books, Magazines,
Newspapers and other periodicals. Fine
line of Stationary.
Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
COLLECTIONS
Representing the Mercantile
Adjuster Association, New
York, and St. Louis, Mo.
524 4th Ave., Skagway
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T Banquets and Private Dinners"
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Popular Prices
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