?he Alaskan
No. 106. rUlKTEKNIH VKAK.
SKA. v.av, ALASKA, KK 1>AV. JAM-AM S, mi ??*. ?<M'KVrs
PUD VS. TAFT
(By AIM** N?wa Bur*?u)
V U?HINGTON. l?. J?*- S?
IKh **U- Wii kt-rahaju i?* uiiroducrO
a i-:il Jmifani to auikuAi *%try **?
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mrnaiiuu K*t cxMkt Uuvfc? in
Uim tiuva.ut D(ira ihr eatlfv are*
for intiilc K^uuilnta iiiil U?wk?i>
20 MILLION
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(By Alaaaa Nev?? 8ur?au^
WASHINGTON D. C , J a a <
\jj lyfl atiim of flft^ th*Kte?AU?
.k>IUus tiu b*vu iikrd from rousrwfc
for tie establishment of *tr*k?s t?k
?rai>& stations for the signal cori?>
Mr v tew oae to b? >l lb?? fribvlot
??.)?>?. !?? tho oi&<-r *t l uaUakd
WORK IN WEST
II. S.
The follow m* eK?rfb ar* taken
frmu ibe buli< ISO of ibt I S
TSlv *urk duiic by the I uileii Stut'
Surrey iu the VV eot u
\v?? vLLUcr s?K?\*S ^U&lUtlhii n
uit utai ftttuiiy in i&* ebuadkmuvu |
4'iii utuauvut o?f the lauvi> in, ,
? "j -lie luwulh l.Ul.tfi 1 tCFtti Wrf1 j
cU-miiMwU w "coal laa>is, ' with ai. {
a^ru-scMi valu* of tii4U,9(M, ku*t I
I'To *t-r? clmiiif'.wl < t? "sou I
coal lau?l'* Tbc ! jUU i.'va aow cla^.
tfu-d by tbe Survey as coal laud fe> j
1 * .1! 1 ! 131 i>r? bavtug an l|ipN ^ I
. alu* of IWo.JIO 77>, ana lb total |
area . iaowified as uoucoal laud t& JJ,
- 1 1 , 4-> 4 acre*. Tbewe codl ki^Ua, S!
uu uaiuniUA price furui?rl> received,
would bav? a value of uoiy
114, lAc iliftvr*av? ia favor of Uwiiui
eruaietii bcio? ..'oa.tibC
Two ue* withdrawals of troui land
?? ;< ' ? during November, out .
MouLioa and one ia Wyoming, tuggrv
?taUn# making tile t I
' -d afvtt at prewetit w undraw u &s ,
coal land il.Tlt,SIS nr?.
A withdrawal of 5,7?u acrrs of stip j
posed oil laoJ ia California *a? uiad>
* t ibe rwooiatfuJatioa o I a chief of j
f 1 e id tilVMUott of U? {rtHTli LliuU Of :
flee. making thv '.Mial <>ub>uadinx i
04I ftiiikinwftla 1 acres.
Kour new power-site withdrawals
?efe guJr covering ?.l>7u acivs. atui
ftve restorations were recomuu :hi-v!
. to lil acre*. which field v.
im:uatioa or utb-r infomaiiou show
cil to be not available as ^u?i-r ?ii**?
I y u< LSeofBib?rr I. 1.4lS,tHi acre
ba?l been withdraw u for povtr pur- '
IVsigtiatious luukr the enlarged o
j2W-avr? bouiewU-ad a-"l during lb
tuottUt cover acrvo tu Moo
Mi. i V , \|rixu. Idaho and Wi
ng Tlw total area jaiiji?U'U tinder
ihx* avt !? uow 1>>.7;! - ._a^ ft--'.
INVENTORY SALE
Tortlie next ten days we will
gixeyou the benefit or
33 3 per cent discount
on even article in our immense stock
with the exception 01 rubber goods, E
cS: \\ collars, kno\ hats and thread
This is the chance to make 00 2-3C.
pay lor one dollar's worth of goods
Sale starts Wednesday morning the 4th
in>t and ends Saturday evening the 14th
This reduction is strictly for cash
H. J. LYNCH
Tta? Up-T?-0?U H?MrtLM/?r and Fumi ah?r.
IS
(By Aiaaka News Bureau)
JERSEY CITY. Jan. i? Uo*?ior
elect Wiluon has demanded the elect
ion Of MarUne to the (.lilted >!?u s
seuate as ?4:u?i the corporation can
ithtUW
II SEATTLE
iBy Alaska N?i Bureau)
SEATTLE. Jan. ?? ? Rov>*rt Jen
nings representing the democrats of
\ li-h ? ?tU be a 9|iMkrr lit the Wash
:u?U>u State JacfcMM ii<o baiujuet on
Saturday night.
SPIT HIT
v3> Aiai<d Newt Bureau)
SEATTLE. Jan. t> ? Two men be
lieved here to b* the tram robbers |
ktUcvl Justice of tile Peace Calbraith ,
and " .ri-tlly ?uunded liaJift Near at
Acme iaot night.
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The Princess Ade'aide which is th-' j
newest acquisition oi the C. P K. to i
its line ot steamships has but rv-cent- !
ty arrived in Victoria. The new boat .
?s a tuarvei in construction for aae j
if her siae and type and reflects urea
tvdu on the designer Captain J. \Y. ?
rroup who is superintendent e< th
iriti-ti Columbia coast ser\ ice of the j
0. P R
In construct ion she has been pat
terned largely after the designs of |
the Princess Charlotte and the Prin
cess Victoria yet Jiffervut unmislably j
In several details. It was the desig
ners idea to take the better featur.
ot the two boats and combine them j
into a ship which would be particular
ly adapted to Ule service which will j
be given to the new craft. He
prt?M>et> himself more than pleasetl j
with her appears c? and th* perfor
inauce she made in making the long
run of fifteen thousand mile* ? from |
Gov an, Scotland, to Victoria.
She will ply oa the Scattle-Victoria
Yaucou ? er run during the busy simi
liter season and toward tall wilt go I
on the Skagway run to Lake care ot
the tall rush.
(By Alaska Nwa Bureau)
OGDBN. I'tah, Jan. i? The rait
roaa bandits who kitted the porters
ami rofebed hundreds o< passengers on
a California bound train have beeu
captured ' '
NDICTS MANY
vBy Alaska Newts 3ur?au}
LOS ANtlELES. Jan. < ? The grand
a xs indicted twvuty-one persons
(or complicity in the Times eaplomoa.
Their aauies will be revealed as soon
us the arrests have been made.
SI
The Alaska Electric company is the
name 0/ a recently organized corpora
tion at Seward, the object of ihe com
paay be. as to install and operate a
local a-vd k>ng distance telephone ser
vi.tf and to furnish electric power to
ccibum^rs.
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tv. Wednesday evening Skagway
Ver e No. - of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles installed the officers re
cently elected for the ensuing term.
S> x rai of the old offkvrs were re
flected among them Elmer L. Wheet
er. Worthy President: T. A. Mc
LVmaM. Worthy Vice-President; Jnc.
M K-Uer. Worthy Secretary; Or
John P. Brawand. Aerie Physiciar.;
Trustees. J. A. Bender and L. Muel
nberg. Those elected to new posi
as *etv George McNamara. Wor
ihy Chaplain: Henry Priedenthal.
Worthy Tr-asurer; E. J. Sweeuey.
0 rtny Coaducur; l?an Sky, Worthy
bisida Uuard; Fred Van de Vyoer
Worthy Outside Cuard; Trustee. Ton
Uortewn
D. H. Hkh has now got his new
store around the comer on fifth Ave.
in shape and is ready to receive the
public. His shelves are stocked with
excellent wall ;?apers and other things
in the line of house furutohuxgs and
the store looks as neat as a pin. He
recently moved front the building ad
joiuing the Alaskan office on Broad
way.
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Beach Nut *
Pork and *
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Beans *
Have you tried this brand?
Considered the best m the ***
market. Costs no more than T
other* +
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+ I lb. tu? 1 5c. 2 {or 25c. 2 lb. tms 20c. 3 lb. tins 23c. +
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MURDER IN
SPOKANE
(By Alaska E>ur?au
SPOKANE. Jan. ?> ? Captain John
Sullivan of the police Jorce and who
*33 formerly chief of the department
*aile having with his children it
tome iisc uight was shot through the
nuudow of his home and ? dymg c'r
he effects of it
BAD YDUNG
INDIAN
Word reached the marshal's offici
ate this afternoon taat a sou of
Curd wood Jilu," aged ti v .-ant, says
l Juneau paper. hit his graudmotbei
hree times over the head with a
tatchet. and the aged woman wilt die.
rhe boy was recently a nit of the j
Vuiei mission home at Juneau, and
t is presumed the> oid tadiaa woman
bas r"AV-ng Ufe a burden for the
toy. arousing his anger ami ending in
he killing.
The Indians at the Douglas village
irv wiWiy excited.
mm BTBIIMrlF
It will be at the Methodist church,
rime of beginning is. $ o'clock, and
on?-hided in oce hour The pro^nim
a part will be as follows:
Song service ? Three1 songs.
Map of India, and Bombay harbor.
Hindu pilgrims and widows.
Typical Indian viL'age.
Sabred mounta.a and lai?.
Tavier s tomb.
High Caste Hindu women.
Idois and Fakirs.
laj Mahal at Agra.
Bird's eye view of Luc know
Lucknow's tombs. Mosques and
ttiaces.
Devotee on the Ganges.
Old Hindu's last batb.
India turning to Christ.
About 75 pictures will be used. Ad
mission ts free, and all are cordially
nvitej to enjoy a pleasant evening.
OFF FOR THE
M GITY
When ".he White Pacss 4 Yukon
Etoute excursion :m:a pulled out this
morning it carried with u she hope
of Skagway ? it is expects that they
wil? oMh; back with honor* ? both
Vrum
An iinxiwis crowd will watch toe
the returns at Elks thill tonight The
ladies v.'tuii consisted ot Mesdame* P.
H. Gaaty. G. G. Miller, X. B. Black.
F. V. frVkardt. W. C. Blanc-hard?
the men's team La this contest Kill
be W. C. Blanchard, >1. X Snow. X.
E. Black. Alec Blanchard, L. C. Gan It,
Gould Sftckardt, Mascot.
la addition to the hopeful bowiers
there was a goodly number of enthus
iastic rooters also who took advan
tage of the occasion. Among the lat
ter were Mr. and Mrs. fcL F. Taylor.
Mrs. Atec Blanchard and Mr George
Miller.
SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. t> ? Three of
the players on. the University of Wash
uigton baseball team will play with
Victoria, B. C., in the Xorthwe&tera.
League the coming season. Contracts
have been signed by Merton Hemmen
way. who recently finished hiscounse
at the college and finished the season
cat'.aing for th^ sadily crippled Seat
tle League team; "Tea"' Million, out- '
fielder and first baseman.
Of the trio only one. Kemmenway.
has had any professional experience,
hut they are all regarded as except
onally good college players. Dug
dale's team last year was a joke, but
at that Hemmenway did not show up
badly. Million is very iast and can
swat the ball at a good clip. Clem
en tsoa is a big fellow, bard hitter and
is a good fielder. playing either out
field or first base.
It was a mistake about the boxing
match that, wus scheduled for tonight
at the White Pass club. The party
who brought the news item to the Al
askan office was in error.
Copyngm a*t icOirfacr A Mm*
WILL CLA YS0N-c%
The Home of The
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