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HOMK HI l.K Tlt^KT.
KW TitrltoruU
H B l*rKVRK of Skyway
K V AI.KVnNK of Juiwau
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JOHN RIXK of
MARTIN Ol-SON of lH>u(rla*
CAI?T A W. THOM AS. KHchlkan
U V DAWKS, of WmiMC*?l
U i* ikh *iirr?ri*liif[ i hat th.-tr t*
?o?f f?we riftMinc going on OVM
ill tho Balkan*. Tryinjt tw pro
nounce tk? nani?<a of t feoov to* n*
would drive anroiie rr*ntk- Tfc*
at Twchepktoj besieged
iaki|>?ko|>M mill: a -cie- teen syl
laMf broadside and c*pt?r?J a dic
tionary and nine-tenth* of a* alpha
bet Those desr*r"?doe* think noth
>ni of vowel* an?i consonant*, they
mix i hom up contrary to the law*
of warfare and hurl them at the
m??v in atiitt?rins ferocity. T*rn
wid mangled remnant* of livmn
spwrli at* plastered all th? way
row TrrMiiitkt* to UMML
Their tongue lailimp demonstrate
the truth of the y>wiek adage that
much torv*ue ?nd mack Judgment
?fm went together. "*
The Fairbanks city council hu
UIim an ?4t*iickI step in thf pre
tewtion of crime is that city At a
reoe?\i meeting they passed an
dinance forbidding the keeping or
?ato of intoxicating lti^uom in an;
of the houses of the red light vli*
trict It make* it a misdemeanor
to carry or cause to be carried anj
ntoxicatin,: lienor* to anch place*
The penalty (or cm?icN?? ? one
hundmt dollars or ninety days in
Jail
The council maintains that a
gnat per cent of the misdemeanor*
and crimes committed in the city
can he traced to such practk-w, and
that aside from the moral phase,
it is a burdensome expense in pro
viding police protection, also for
the care of persons ?ho have to be
jailed and fed aa a result of the
trochlea constantly arising
IV>lt?irs om on the Canadian
aide is a knife-to-the-hilt reposition
A government official is a govern
ment official just so long as he is
able to keep his par y in power and
ne longer If be guesses wrong and
casts a ballot for the losing aide,
that ballot is all the evidence need
ed to relegate him to the ranks of;
civility Some one is given the
place who is a better guesser
Stroller White, though willing to
admit that he has all the qualifica
tions for distinguishing any office
by bis occupancy, looks with scorn
and contem.it upon the system of
political jugglery, thereby intimat
ing that he would have nothing to
do with a public office though It
were, so to speak, on iu knees beg
ging him to come In.
Speaking for others, be says In!
the last issue of the Whltehorse
Star
Rver since Mary Queen of Scottt
was beheaded away back in 1?87,
which was before most of us were
bom. the guillotine has been a
favorite ? . apon when, in the course
of huaftan events, it has beer deem
ed expedient to separate a head
from a body This is speaking in a
literal sense The guillotine is
still used la a figurative seoae, and
??pecially in caoes where tho de
capitation of officials is concerned
I* the latter application of the wor\
an official bead May be chopped off
and dropped Into the "baaket" and
yft he morn by the owner.
Of late, the lord high execut loner
Iim been abroad in Whltehorse and
the "baaket." while not yet filled,
at least haa the bottom covered.
The latest lo be called to the
block" are Mining Recorder James
A Wallace and Government A?ay
er Robert Smart. Both received let
ters from Dawson Tuesday night In
form In* them that their aervlees to
the government were dispense*! with
the formera at once and thone of
the latter at the end of the pres
ent month No reaaona sere assign
ed for the dlamlaaal of either of
ficial, but aa neither la of the party
in power, the reaaona are apparent.
Roth have been competent and ef
ficient in 'he capacity in which they
were employed and both retire with
clean official records Mr Wallace
will leave some time next month
with hia wife, two daughter* and
two aons. for their old home in
Quebec
The Juneau Dispatch brag* be
cause one ahip unloaded forty bar
rela of m hlsfcey, 4 00 cases of beer
and (* barrels of beer one day In
that cUy
rR??sPKtTN tt)R BKi
STRKAK ON \OMK (HKKK
| Th* benoh??? of Nome creek, a
tributary ro Beaver river, will yet
| sho* up a definite payatneak, ac
(wdini to the belief of Ed Brooker,
who hu reached Chatantk* from
that nr*ton with a big poke of dust
The dust la all coarse and waa ob
l talued by ground-sluicing on the
right limit of the cresk, In the vi
cinity of the supposed high channel
, that * as reported to have been
[ found by "Two-Step"* Louis Sch
midt. some time ago
Much prospecting remains to be
done, but the "stickers" expert that
they will be successful In the end.
Biooker has been working with
Chas Schiek on the aatne ground
for the last fire years, each year
raklug out a little money, bu; never
landing on the pay. This season,
by a short season of ground-sluic
ing. they managed to take out sev
eral hundred dollars In coarse gold.
>>f a kind rarely seen In the camp.
The work of the two men has
been done on the right limit bench,
about l.Mt feet from the prospect
holes of "Two-Stop" Louis The ele
vation there ts about a thousand
feet higher than here, so work was
suspended a few days ago because
of the cold weather. Brooker re
ports that there la over a foot of
snow in the htlla.
in the 40* square miles of coun
try around Nome and Birch creek*,
there are but four or five prospect
ors, all of whom have been plug
ging away for the past few years.
Brooker plana to come to town
shortly and will probably return to
his work when snow falls, and it ts
possible to freight back his out
fit?Fairbanks Dally Times
OKKIKiKS OX THE FORTY
MILK ALL SHIT WHIN
Billy Moore and Harry Milvaln ar
rived from the Fortymlle via the
Glacier ridge road, and report a
heavy snowfall along the ridge,
says the Fairbanki Times They
had to break trail three miles
Mr. Milvaln has been In charge
of the Walker's Fork dredge He
reports it has been dismantled, and
is ready to be freighted to Miller
as soon as the snow falls
The At water dredge, which was
In charg* of Mr. Moore, closed
down on the seventh, after a suc
cessful ran.
The Western Securities Co.'s low
er dredge shu; dowr Saturday, and
the crew of several member* arriv
ed here yesterday on Vtrnail
laatch
New Stock of I
STATIONERY!
The latest and most up-to-date
stock of Tablets, Box Pai>cr,
Correspondence Paper in Hulk.
Soore Cards, Place Cards, Ktc.
Also School Supplies of Tablets,
Composition Hooks. Dictionaries
Crayons. Pencils now on dislay
William Britt
THE DRUGGIST
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
from thta date 01. *11 otlla Intend
pd for Henry FrIedenUMU, the Inde
pendent KxprtMinan nhouki be made)
U> eeven *11 (7K) acd your oaJJ wiU
receive Immediate attention. Hp m
jUcontlniMM his office at Um> Hough
on rtgar Stora.
nUCMt KA8TKRN OYNTKHS
In any quantity, on the half ?h?tl.
ft rut of the season, at the Pack
Train Restaurant.
? t/AMtvsta vat ?; : * -
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [^?1] Alaska
r^aKiWiamTwiawi
'-ar(r?, Clean, Individual Baths.
Abundance of >7?ter. ile*t 3f
Hotel Accommodations. fur
nished Cabin* for Rent. . . .
Kxcellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Moating and Mailing
Steamer Georgia from ,i nnt\iu
makes aemi-moothly rUita. In
formal ion and rat? upon request
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of????
ALASKA
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
ftom Shaft No. S, Oyalor llay Mines
m iAriysmitfe, the highest irrale
household coal of all the B. C. fields
58.28 FIXED CARHON
' I'erfect Combustion. Va.fonn Heat.
Light Ash
On a>Hl after July lat, 1910, we
-diall offer thia coal, eeiefted and
s faded a* foUtnra: ?
ivmble Screened and sacked. $13 ton
Screening* (sacked) 8 ton
( .-iireenlnga (bulk) 7 ton
Above prices include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
I SOLE SELLING AC.ENTS.
'Phone 10.
'
MOOR6S' WHARF
Terminus W. P. ft T. Rout*.
AUSuuthboundSteftmers Arrive ?n?1 lVj>ait FromT iii ^ Do. k
REGULATIONS 1010.
Warehouse* open for delivery of merchandise from s * m. to S p. ra
FVrlrhables ONLY delivered on Suati.*? <?r at rt*ht
All freight shipments destined southbrnrul 'nr.ist bo accorapsntr! by *
SHIPPKR'8 MANIFEST (p*p?ri can be oHalned st the V. S cii*
too* offtc?) and must ?>e delivered before 5 | m. No frrl .ht \ 11 be
received on Uie wharf after this hour.
BAQGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No charge for bass and (trips wh-n nnchook* '
The wtoarf gat* will be rloaed to the public when steam, r Is n.arlnjr
dock and will be opened when paa<on*er* have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on appU. atlon at office on dock.
P. O. Bo* 17V F. J. SHAW. General &".>>? . "
TheWhitePass AYukonRo ife
T1MK TAHI.K" NO. 9ft.
< nail? Kxwpt 8nnil?y.)
1 Ji. Bo*ik1
1st cIms
?:rtO a. m. U*vn
12:0.1 p. m. "
IS:W
1 :4? "
.1:20 "
.V.TO " Arrives
NKAflVAY
WHITK PAHS
MNi CABIN
11KNNKTT
CABinOIT
UKITEHOROK
><?. 2 s. noumi
1st dam
Arrlrr* 4:#S p. m.
I#hv? l;OS "
2:30 *
1:4.1 "
" 11:40 a. in.
I/ktm #:S0 *?
Paaaengrr* must be at depots In time to have Tlaccniro lnspeo?r?l
and checked Inapecllon la stopped 30 mlnutea hr-fore leaHns .line of
train*.
ISO pounda of bapfjnjro will be checked free with each foil fare
ticket and TG pounda with each half faro ticket
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
OoM A SUrer ?1 00
Gold, Silver A Copper .. IM
Cyanide and MlUlnjt TeeU
' ?
90 Colombia St. Seattle
?
JUNEAU S 8. CO'8.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STKA.M
HEATED 8TKAMLK
Georgia
OMTTlnt U. 9 M?1!
For Haines, Berne? Ray, Juneau,
Hoonah, Tetiekee and Way Porta
SAILS
FROM 8K1GWAV
Ort. 28. Not. .1, #, 15, 21. mM 27.
at 8:00 *. m.
WILLIS XOWELL, Mgr., JUNEAU
FOR 8ALK? Wheeler A Wilson
?eiring machine. Inquire Dally AIM
kan.
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
Victoria, VWoa**. Auc<*?* BfilifS?w
Ef ti. Otfrmin, Cmi Tmm4, 9odt
Bri !?)??(, Lurr4* Sar.U B?rWr*, Mow*
San Franc i sco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDRf Wi, C. A. P. D. C D DUNANN. P. T. M
Hi Srv.u I Id Mwt* 3?, 5m frmnrmr
^ I mtrred ti <hant? Ait SrMalt
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle - Oct. 10, 22
Spokane - Oct . 4, 16, 28
, FRANK II. FOLD, A^nt/ind Bro*r1w*y. Skagway
Alaska Steamship
Company
CAARYINQ U. ?. MAIL AND WELLtFAROO EXPREM
Nut tailing o< ?* fa? u? *nf mtr
! JEFFERSON
Oct. 18 - 30. Nov. 10
I
DOLPHIN
Oct. 24. Nov. 5 21
I 00
1 Company rH*trm th? ri?M to efcear <*l!tn? <?*'?? w1(ho?t nntW
I TELEPHONE NO. M. C. ?. QOPTItL, AGENT.
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C. COAST SERVICE)
Fall 1912 Sailings
From SKAGWAY 7 p. m. THURSDAYS
| Princess Sophia ,NfW1
October 31
Princess May
Oct. 24. Not. 7-21
4ab]*et lo eh?nr? with ??t N > ?.!<*?
Vancouver, Victoriaft Seattle via Prince Rupert
phono 87 F. F. W LOWLE, Ago nt
f, Steamship Humboldt
THE OUT lUtPEIOEIT SfEIISUP OPcRITIIS TO S. ? UISU
Will tail from Skajway for Sfatflr and Way Ports
Nov. 4-16-28
Sailing date nubjact to chtiut* without nottra.
THROUGH TICKtT# HONORED
| '?U1? OfBo?: Tlrkrt? and all Information
f 71? Potond Aromm. H. 11 UtTUK.HKX, Mh A Bpm.1 Vf.
E HE PASS 8 ION 1
Through I ickets I o and F rom
Atlin, Dawson, Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska and Yukon River Points
HANDSOMELY APPOINTED PARLOR ortMKRV ATIO* TARS
art* now in regular nervice between Skaguay and White Hor*e. The iaro are
esigned especially with a view to comfort, affording an opportunity t? view the
scenery ever the famous vVhite Past to the Iwst advantage, and are equipped
with apaciong individual leather chain, writing d?*?ks, card tal>Nn? and dressing
r mils
Rrgular Sailings between White Horseand Dawnon on Commodious S<camro
I on?ti>nt Improvement in Serriw it Our Aim. e fcmmiuM Inrtted
For Further information. Apply to
0. L. DICKESON, President, Skaguay, A lank a and Vancouver, B. C