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COMES SACK
Hnmboldt Hetnrns to Sk^
way Koute
[Special dispatch to thr Daily Alaskan1
Seattle, March ' The Humboldt
Steamship Company's iiner Humboldt,
has ajain been placed on the Ska^wnv
and South eastern Alaskan route. She
will resume operations at once.
The forecoini: dispatch savin?
nothing to the contrary it is believed
here that the Humboldt will be
operated for the i'acitlc Coa>t Steam
ship Company as in the past.
00 Thick
Elks' .Minstrels S^lliug
Ho'i^e Very Fast
Never before did Klks' hall sell out so
fa>: as it is selling today. Seats for the I
Klks' minstrels were placed on sale at |
Britt's this tnorni::^ a lu o'clock. By |
noon more than naif of those in thej
reserved section were ^oiie. The other
half are go og like rot cake* this after- ;
noon.
This speaks for r'ne popularity of the
Skagway Klks acd for the contidence
that is felt in "he ability of its talent.
It i9 also due in large measure to the
tips that have boon spread broadcast j
by those fortunate ones who have been j
permitted to peep while rehearsals |
were in progress.
ORAWS^NEAR
Cottage City ur Wrangelli
This Morniug
The Cottage City was at Wranaell |
this morning. having left there for
Shakan at * o'clock. Thi> will will
make her due at Skagway late tomor-|
row evening.
Tne Cottage City has a large passen-j
ger list and four days' mails for Skag
way and the interior.
No Word From Fara Ion
No word has been received from the
Farallon due a: this place. 't is
belie ved that sh>' made some calis at
out-of-the-way cannery sites.
* Queen of the Cocoa
nut Islands" at Elks'
Hall. Monday March
11th. 1-w
Fr?*h Meat
The Frve-Bruhn Co- keep all kind of
fresh meat constantly on hand. f-f
At the Mascot
Home mada Oyster Cocktails at the
Mascot.
The Pack Train saloon always leads.
It carries only the best brands of whis
kies. wines, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a first-class gentle
men's resort tf
Principal Barbtr Siioy Lead*
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
is tne leading tonsorial establishment
in Alaska. Everything in all the de
partments is strictly modern. The
baths are first class in all respects.
OPENS UP
Board of Trade Resumes
New Stand
The Board of Trade resumee business
this afternoon at its new stand at the
corner of Broadway and Fifth avenue
in the Burkb&rdt building, which has
been specially prepared for it. There
is no "grand opening" advertised or in
progress. The place simply"resuuied.'*
and is ruuning full blast just as if it
had never closed and had always been
at its present location.
The decorators have not entirely done
with the Hoard of Trade yet, but they
are completing their work as fast as
that is possible.
It is not necessary to say that it is
Lee Guthrie's purpose to maintain the
high standard for the Board of Trade
that it earned for itself during the
years it was in existence at the old
stand on Sixth avenue. That Mr.
Guthrie is still at its head is a guaran -
tee of that.
It is the intention of the Board of
Tratle to citer to the family trade. 1 1
will carry a large stock of the be>t
bottled be 'rs wines, whiskies aqd other
liquors which will be sold to the public
at reasonable prices.
DAILY INLAND
WfAMtR REPORT
The report of weather conditions at
$ o'clock this morning at points on the
line of the White Pass ami in the Yukon
valley follows:
Glacier ? Clear, calm, i'oove.
White Pass? Cloudy, north wiml, I
1- above.
Fraser Cloudy, north wind, 20 above j
Log Cabin? Cloudy, north wind, l>> 1
above.
Bennett? C'oudy, calm. 0
Pennington ? Cloudy, calm, 12 above j
Caribou -Cloudy, eaim, 24 above.
White horse ? Cloudy, south wind. 1 [
below.
Atlin? Cloudy, south wind, 20 above, j
Tagish? Cloudy, calm, 10 above.
Lower Labarge? Cloudy, calm. 1"
10 above.
Big Salmon Clear, calm, 0.
Yukon Crossing? Clear, calm, 0.
Selkirk? Cloudy, cilm, 2 below.
CoMee Creek? Clear, calm, f below.
Stewart -Cloudy, south wind, 2 above
Ogilvie ? Clear, calm, 8 below.
Dawson ? Clear, south wind, 7 above.
Fortymile? Clear, calm, 10 below.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway. March 7, HI07.
The weather conditions at Skagway
; for the 24 hours preceding noon today
j were as follows:
| Max. Temp 41 above zero
Min. " 25 above "
i Mean " 33 ?above "
| Temp, at noon 38 above " j
| Precipitation, 00
H. D. Ciark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer.
SKAGWAY WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wnarf at midnight, Mar. i;,
1907, is as follows:
Temperature time observat'n 3.1 above
Max. temp. preceding<24 hours..4ij above
Min. " " " " -32 above
Mean " " " " -39 above
! Barometer 30.10
Cloudy, calm.
At the Mascot
Mt. Vernon rye and Old Belmor.
whiskeys, double stamped goods, ai
j wholesale prices at the Mas
I The Marguerite cigar is made from
I the best Uavana Tobacco and has no
I equal. On sale at W. W. Boughton.
)
B; M. Behrends Mercant "ompany
Geo. Blanchard, Mar
ayi wn? n 11 mm i ?
LOSES OUT
CainHliau Stii-render* riiaui"
1 i tnsliip to Australian
Spec Dispatch to Pailv Alaskan. )
1' ir th, Australia, March ' <5?orpe
Ton n?, the Australian champion scu'
ler, yesterday defeated Kddie Durham,
t'auadiao, For the chimpionship of the
word
Ha?n y H.-llow Owners En
U'.)u;u North
M Thom-on. represeutiu I nself
nod associates who have pur a- I the
Uainy Hollow copper propert ^ said
to be . northbound pa#secs< - on the
I Cot tape City, dae here tomorrow.
Marti!i Conway, one of the principal
orif;'t al owDers of the Rain-. Hollow
country, is a; Juneau where . ? went to
! meet Mr. Thomsoo.
Itis said that Mr. Thomson i> ac
companied I y a son of the lat' Sir John
| A. M <cdoo*ld, tne sr'eat C anadian
statesman ofa decade or more a<?o,aod a
I ' pre-cnt .i ive of a large b mk.ti? house.
| tf raws]
Tommy Ryan To Tackle
Champion
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan]
Syracuse, N. V., March " Tommy .
Kyan and .'<>e (1an> have s'srned articles
to fijjh' to a finish at Tonapah, Nevada, '
on labor day for a purse of f'lo.OOO. The
light weight pusrili>;ic world's cham
pionship is involved.
on or tm
I Dakota Five Miles ofl Hpr
Course
{Special Dispatch to Dailv Alaskan.'
Seattle. March 7? The Japanese 1
captains in this city say the Dakota
whs five miles off her course when I
wrecked.
The condition of the Dakota is
rtiscribed as very precarious.
J The Pack Tram Ilestaurant will serve
1 wine with dinner orders, free in place
of tea or coffee. Ccme on hoys.
(Special H'-i
Tacotaa, M "? i c !
this city have <i
demic of spinal ? - - : resu'i
of th? roll? r ska: u/r ha 'h< - * t *
have th-; disease contracted it a; the
rinks.
m
-n
Czar an.l
Don n
?; ; nt of
(Special ' ?
St . Pf 1 ? r'
interns' J is
that the t
elesieJ p-' ?
hoboobbirc T
the prfs iiinz ?
twice an?.
very ft ienii y
nobiiity a::
alarmed for '?
preater len
to satisfy th
O ? Alaskan.)
[. <; i'uvio. -if'
Darclnt; elfi TcKisht
The entire < <
to instructions
and three-stT. N retular dawe thl*
eveninp, alihou h ? ? ?? <*
?Dtertained 1 -
men SO cents, i ? ; pro
side at the piano.
"Queen of 1 he Cocoa
nut Islao it Elks'
Hall. Mo . a March
11th. lw
UnnrtTT
For first-rla** work trv SkapwaT
I/ninilrv Twenty-tire rears' ex(?>ri
I ' no-. Te'rphor.e '?(
Phon* City Tr??if?r
I - ;ir ro?l. wood ?rd cem-ral ha il
i 'hone !*>. l-ouifhlon'* rifrnr
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
mn.r s(*r<;eon w. r. a y
?? ViirhT \ro. and Hr -i I* .< .
orrirr. worn*- ?
or? r IIm? t andlnn li?nk ?>f fY.njm* r *??
t 2:^0 to .?:!?) P.M. 7 to . m.
ttsilroflfl Hospital
a. M. to 1 1 :<0 v.
Office Phoce No. 6. He*. Photi* So ?*
Raw Furs,...
w pay
High Price > for fine fors
"'rite I or Price l.mt
F erey's F ur House
U. S Mrtil Steamer
U^cfcf
Carryii * jvaw??ng-pn? an<I rtail
Leavf* Ska# way p\m}
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