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"ROFESS'ONAL CARDS.
Attorney*
ROVAL A. GUNNISON
P O. Bm E JllMii. vlnsk
M. S. Lf fevre
\ttornky-at-law
OoouuissioBer F\?r Yukon Territory
to Take AfOdAvtu
<ter?Ajr. vlawk*
STEVE RAGAN
vUnm?jr at Law
HAINES AL*?|\?
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OR. k. S . KELLER
DENTIST
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A fine mild temperarre drlak is
Uie pur* wbolepom? herr maJe from
t*i? sparkling water* of TnmTairr
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h Just Ute right proportion or
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, * Alukit
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
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:<e Ska g way Pioneer Dairy
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*? 4 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
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? <(> N V V AN' A ' ;i \NONAHLK PKTCK*
jaltr Daily Alaskan.
THE ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD BUILDING ERECTED AT THE A. Y. P. EXPOSITION.
Now by the mivorxity of Wubingtoo Student#. M a Young Me?'? Christian MOdltkn Clab.
FROM THE
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
At a Ue meeUn* of C*?P CW
\tvtic OroUwchood. a clasa ?
as*, twenty initial wore taken I
the trail a
The meeting was ho,', a '
nP Camp -in on February mh
olebrat* it* anniversary w? h
<iwker and it ?? exp^t?l thor
? w * larse attendance l*?m I
PalrMr *<= and the adjota*W orerfcs
Ruhy Record- Count to* all cr^ks.j
-j and jrulche* on whi< h ? " i
;?? *ded in ?h* .^rict the num
The rwk which has the (
,'^t number of claims *? ''onR |
? ocV The number of location* ro^|
rW thereon * W. j"?* j
h;, a-,. however.
,:ni. SUM* ?ro reputed on ?*
? creeks There are. ft* instan e.|
.; s ..... c,Kh-. n"' cr^;
, on !?? ctvek ha, about
, , . .?re tributaries
CORWVA. Alwka. Feb *-T1>0^
,ort of the discovery of eoaj *
*ead of the White Rivor on th? Can
idUa border has arowod much! .* ?
A here and the foar Is |
* stMapede will bo made to tha
in the spring that m?*.
H ,o inx-^tcd in huiWir* ?P Can
li? property instead of
,,liw on this side of the lto*.
tv con.-Hl last Hi?ht adopted ...
lutiors elite* attention to the d*
,xttv and urcinp early ;
iwnreM for the openin* of A* Va -
wl ,a?)d* and the construction of ,
-li'mads in this territory The chanv.
ser Of choree adopted
.M\om whW? will be forwarded ,
G R Bdw?rda, general agent for'l
Uc whu, r?.
the fart that conditio** on >' O
a trail. from Wh1U>hoi*e to I**-,
*>n. are not favorable for late *Prin*
tvafftr. He *ay*. . 1
?The snowfall on the trnU ha.
very iteht this winter. ThW?Js
^vially the case between Y?tt* ;
and Dawson. For **?**!;
^ts north from the
barely enough snow at the
lime for sleish' P .
TnW there ** ***AJ *'
Pt ,now very soon, it i* certain the
trail will break at an early ** *
r?, hours of Chinook winds a h
,r.^t time wouM take a? the
from the trail on ??*>*"*
?j, h? verr advi?*hle that me
rhants or others who contemplate ^
:^_e r-Heht over the trail, hurry
as Tfiwrh w ?
ynVF ? Owing to the fact hat
Manager .laoohson notified the ^
vim* <?? lh" Tvi
, ,w moro U,? ??
v Mri w- "** *
??o. w? .??<
c to be a sMorttWe thW. j
The N?t was railed up time
aw'n and informed thfli not
>ne noting of coal con Id be purchasod
r^m the y 3. Sc^non Co. J
TM- afternoon when
Minacer Tacobson atated: We bare
plenty of <-*> ^ ?
noeple We merely notified 'no
^.rvmon we could
more ihao their contraou ^ ???
., - wished to talcec.re of tboPJ
ote tn see that they dW t?ot w?
'WWP will hare coal to n?n
the rity for the winter and we
riling and delivering every order
iilJKvd with us."
IPITAROD ? In a fairly close coiv
ti -t K Coke lllll** speedy dog
.coin carried off the honor* In the
New Year's day dog race here. His
.imp was 2 hours, 19 minute* and 32
tvonds The course was 20 miles
in lencth. Charles Marsh's team
copped off second honors, while the
tooted N C. team, driven by Ben
nromberg. came in third.
T ip race, although prompted large
>? by the Alaskan love of sport, was
n otit^rowth of the Kennel club
ra o *rf Thanksglvhjg day. Th?t race,
h 'dti'od for twenty miles, w-as cut
>?i to two and a half Mr. Hill's
!:.m <ame In second, while Hrom
i-r.'s was an 'a'=o rati." Consider
ble r airy lin 1 been aroused be
WCeT) tl *se two t *TTX?, so that
Hrombers soqn posted the sum of
: On- n wae?r that his could
? Hill's. The match w-as subse
;ly arrange:! with the above re
In ?j>eaklrg of the mat^h, Mr.
'H'l said thTt the time was to be con
.?.>t client because of the
raci tii .' the weather condition* were
>t exactly suitable speedy travel
i h?> winner Is of the opinion also
that by a careful elimination process
s ilog team could be secured from
,ie malamute family in Iditarod that
wonld be a mat>h for any team In
Maska It I* proposed to make tip a
..i ?< all Iditarod team and enter ft
;i the Nome sweepstakes.
V numl>er of mushers arriving in
it} of late report acta of vandal
m along the various trails near
;>awson. One musher recently In
state?- tiiat at several places on the
i -ail bet w< n this point and Matson 1
.reek. If not also on Matson, some j
follows with every disregard for the
. , t J; trail, cut bunks out of
i ahlns and burned the material.
Billy Hatrue reports some idlers
from town who were out over the ;
Sw c'c ere- k trail some distance de- :
strovod the bunks and tables of
>me etf W 1 ablns. and used the,
aerial f r stove wood. In ?ne pta**:
' iie stove which Hasiie had placed
'here ha.l been removed, and ft
v>rh- cos*. Haene his Mfe. When tak
ir.g tip the work of carrying the win
ter mall between Dawson and Glacier
'reek two years aco Haeue built c*
bHs aloji^ the route, so tjmt every
two or t'-ree time? * day he worn Id
'<avp a pin- e of refus-e. He shocked
ach cabin with a stove. a bunk and
Mher material, arid left a plV> of
vind'i'ic there each time. Others of
the country coming that way were
welcome to t?se the cabins, and did
l. but al?av? left fresh kindling, nn
mj pooe^lly. when the vandals came
slontr and rofcbed the place of hunkfl.
'vood and other artWes
When Hame made the trtp out
?Inr!"* the cold si>el1 he found the
?1ove ha-1 been removed from his
cabin near the head of California
"reek Heine unable to camp there.
V bid to n'tsh on twelve miles furth
er that night.
G T. P. ADVERTISES PACIFIC
COAST IN SCOTLAND.
PRINCE Rl PERT, Feb. 10? Mfc*
phlllipson, of tllasgow. writing to
her brother. Constable PbHUpson.
says one of the features of greatest
interest in that city Is the moving
picture* of Prtnce Rupert and dis
trict Ro ^rrcat Is the cniah to
see these pictures and seating ao
rommodatlon in the theatres at
whfcrh these are ?ho*n Is at a
premium and are sold out long before
the show commences. These plr
tures are givon lender the auspice* of
the O. T. P. Railway Co.
The pictures give Prince Rupert
a very valuable adverting They
ate up tomato and very realistic.
if 50 WEAK?
KUla?y Trouble* May be Snapping
Your Lifa Away. A !a*k<vn Paopia
Hav* Learnol This Fact,
\Tb*a a haalthy man or woman be
gin a to run down without apparent
causa. b?coin?a weak, languid, do
suffers backache, headache,
Oiizy spells and urinary disorders,
Kldn?y weakness may be the tauso
of It aU Keep the kidneys weil
and they will keep you well. Doan's
Kidney I'll la cure sick kidneys and
? eap them well. Can Alaskan re*d
- rs demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mrs F. H. Mortll, it 8 Marlon St.,
Saattlt Wash , say*: 'Kidney com
plaint and back?, he tiothered me
all ray Ufa and I had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kldneya and loins were almost
unbearable. I had headaches and
<Mr.*T spells and in the morning when
I flrat got up, I be<am? so dizzy
'hat I dared not attempt to walk
across the hall. Learning about
ftnan a Kidney Pills I be?an their use
The eontanU of the first bo* helped
ma an greatly that I continued taking
'hem and before Ion* I was entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have j
recommended Doan's Kidrey Plila to
many of my friends and shall rontln
ue tn do so." (Statement giien no
ember 17, 1907.)
RB- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was Interviewed on
February I, 1910, and she added to
the above: "I have been in good j
haalth s<ncs I endorsed Doan's Kid
ney Pllta in 1907. I take thia rem
rdy in the spring and fall and it
keops me tn good health."
FVvr sale by all dealers. Pri'a 50
rents FVwter Milburn Co., Huffaio.
New Tork. solo ocen'a for the United
Sttatea.
Remember the name ? TVnn'a ? and
?ake no other.
For sale by all dealers. Pries 50
?rits Foster Milburn Co.. P:iffalo
New Tor*. ? a: v*? ' r the Unit
ed States
Rnmembf; i .? >> ? Doan's ? and
lake no Mh? r ?
LOCAL BRIEFS
3KACWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of ths obssrratlon taken
*t Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Feb. 1?, 1912, Ip M follow*:
I>mp Unt obaWTttt .. .. Mabo?a
Mm precedfn* 84 hrs .. W above
Mln. " *".... 23 abor#
an " " " .. .. 20 Shore
[Utrom?tor 30:12. Clottdy and ??!?>?
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
flT, TEMrrRATTRB
stations Abor# Below
Caribou 10
Whits Hor* 12
Tarith n
Atlln ?
Txiwor I Ibarra
HootaMiK|tta 12
IMg Salmon ?
Yukon Crossing 5
Selkirk H
Ouffe* (.'rt?K !
*t.wirt Ritef .. fi
O/iltic, *?
D.twioo ... 10
floor and ra!m at all point* to Yu
kon Crotmtng wRh es^wptJon of
lourfjr at AtMn. All other points
cloudy and r*lm.
LOST? Between Haines ar.rt Fort
s^ward. a nu?et hra<"?let. Finder
jil^ase return to P. H. Morrie, Hahi?a
Alaska.
SEATTLE'S
I>a?Mnir PnpttUr Pr1c?M Hnf*>
Hotel
Georgian
Eantprtn Pltn
* II Ovt*fcfe * a no j
ftorm* Fl^rmnfly
KomiiM
^mpl?
?irrwn'Hl h Tim
fly l rid* Solicited
RATES
|r?irK? K-'Om* fl ap.
T to I ' t??? * fi.!# try
loom with bftth |I.S^
wn r r?* r? ^ rp
CALHWFI.I,
W*taff?r
... f #i-f .-if fOUtfH AVtHUr.
? !??r D*fol to Fourth I^t. L'nfon ft P1W*
SITKA
) HOT SPRINGS fl
I
i Sanitarium (?'**) Ala?ka
\+rr*. ? l?*n. ItdirUM MmJtW.
.\hun<l*nc? of But of
Accommodation*. fr-ur
ni?he-1 r?Mn* fo*- R*nt
FjeellfPt Ff tint in?r ami Kithing.
Motor Rotting ?rwl Hailing.
St*?mpr fieorifta from Jnneau
make* ???mi-monthly ?i*'??. In
formation ami r*t?i upor. re^iiMt
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
; I vctwrxiv
Health Resort
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i 'RE INSURANCE
Airent f-?i : OUHLTQt'K OF IOWA and the
vV KST( Uh>TEH OF NEW YORK.
A-^etfl ??ver Four Million.
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+ Headquarters for Mining Men and
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+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEM"
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