B4KEKY GOODS.
*)| kU.t??fr<?<* from A*
?*W. .ike# anJ ptatk cook** and
il.vtwam Wk 1* Act a nrM v ia -a litt* O
tok*ry n'tiMi aiU b* |Oun<! at >!??
\>bii* aakwr?, Bro*d?v . bet****#
nnn uj ssttt Arwro?? tf
?? to the "WVte r*m Oaf?>
for tJH. 1M Ri??ts In tVhttf-horae
Now under the manacoromt o f Jfr*.
i*rWt Kt?? tf
NOTICE TO THE FUBLtC.
Fr ? Lhi* 4a te oa all oalis Intend
wd f?r Henry KYMeatbal. U?e tad*
P^a<hMK Kxiwwwui afco?U N? made
Vo iwtymix t7?) an*! rour call wil
reoeiv* attention. He as
viiKWtieeo* kis oftV* at Ux? |v>agfc.
?< v j^ar !?vw>n.
PotkJoJ ? htxkte? ? Oftmt, Maun
Vomoo ai*1 UeJwoet TV b?*t of
B?r-Wa? RiNNm. !??4?tN>r and
fa)e R airier. at the Mascot. Tele
phone (T, tf
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qnlnta#
Tahleta. r>nxKgl8ts refnnd money tf
It Tails to rare K. W. GROVYS al<r
nature !a on each f-ox. 15c.
WWTW Til MRtRASi:
CoTpor Mhw ? GoJd and Silver '
Mini* Offers to 1* ?eat under l- !
\V. ST4S rare of Rndolf Moose
t.eipnc. Germany 1<M
I
fr* Sic T? eaa *? a wboleeosne
koax oook??? a *al at U>e New Hosh
KtotauraaC ?h Are. Jv*i oT of
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Norms of BLKtTioJr.
\ ? ?
To the Ween** ?f the Town of
Sk*r*?T, iXtt?lo? No. One, Ter
ritory o f Alaska:
NOTICK IS HKKKBY OIVKN that
pursuant to an Art of Congress, en
titled "An Art Providing for th?
election el ? l>ekwrate to the House
of Kepi eewntatlres from the Ter
ritory of Alaska." a general e!w
tion for the purpose of electing a
IVlegate to the House of Represen
tative* from the Territory of Alas
ka, for the full term of the ?3d
Conjrrata, as provided in said Act,
will he held on Tuesday, Aug. 13,
1M2. between the hours of 8
o'clock a. m , and 7 o'clock p. m.
of Mid day.
The Common Council of Skag
w*y having heretofore, by ordin
ance. duly designated the voting
precincts of said town and the
polling places In each thereof, the
olectors are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of
Voting Precinct No. 1 of said
Town of Ska* way which are t\?
follows Embracing all of the ter
ritory of the said Town of Skag
u*y within Its corporate limits, will
vote at Town Hall building, located
on 5th Avenue, in and upon lx>t 3
of Rlock $, which is owned by
said Town., the same being the
dnly designated polling pla^e in
*nd for Precinct No. . 1 Town of
Sk?*way.
I*ated this 27th day of July. 1912
? Signed. ) The Common Council of
The Town of Skajrway.
By P. McKay, Clerk.
GRA*0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train is now selllag a
?ig lot of oood Goods at reduced
> rices as they are getting too old to
told and sell at a profit. Tours,
2. Herman Grimm
2.">c for a home cooked meal?
intck, clean service Where? At
3ie New Home Restaurant, Fifth
*v*noe. naK a minute from Broadwa.
Location notices, ptacer and q'.iarti
or sale hy the Dally Alaskan tf
\ 0*1 make a msJakr 11
\ou do not <*of> at
Famous for its Hcnn? Cooking.
M3k. Cream. Co?ta<re Gw** and
Ruthrmik from our o*n dairy.
Fresh Eggs. etc.
D
R.?ms Nnsk- or m Sntr
Porcriam Baths on rach floor
FJcctnc Ljghts
RATES? $2.50 PERJDAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
+ ? + ? + + ??+ + + + ++ + + + + + + 4**i,*i, + v
+
Thr Onlv Fi<<8 Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage
in Carcmn ment
+ H tor Atlia Staj^e Liwv
t HOTEL SCOTT
9cott A Schir*niet*mp
* Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
+ SPtCIAL RATES AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MU8HERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLES FIRST Q ASS BAR STOCK
* CARCROSS & ?? YUKON TER.
+ ?+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + 4* + + + + + + ?fr + +
<?1 1 'hi t'M I1!"!11! ? H'vt*IW' H*
Ji
NEW COMFORTABLE ? - ELEGANT +
The Caribou Hotel 1
E- W. GIDEON. Preorirtor ^
?r
Car cross, Yukon Territory *
+
+
lmme&rtrhr Oppowt* th? UTnt* P?*? Depot +
+
? > *{*
Well Equipped F urn for Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
Headquarters for *ScKulz'? Adm Royal Mail* Stage Line 4"
4*
11IHIIHI 1 I I I N ? 1 : I I ?"???? 1 <
Orfy CS, "MOMO QUWtNT," th* U ^ ^
L?aBvc Rroroo Quinme Az f 'MJL
CBres.CoWinOarPav. U?i? 2 0?y*\2/ Wt7 jXJyT VPrXm^
on
box.
25c
One traveling lu Ktlxilw vaunot l>ut
notice liow fnr l*hl-d us In America
the) are in some things while they ?r*
i far ahead of us in ?t" ?rs Thai in
*hlch we are far lu nd\iii?.*e of them
is in having cant *?(T obsolete custom*.
K<?r Instance. there is not nor haa
there l*sn for Hearty a century such
a thing as the code duello In ASMtic*.
t In France ami ?iern?any <H)W'laltf a
j man's honor must to (IiIn day lie dc
j fended hy the spilling of ltlo.nl.
Kvan (1 Wynne nu an American
! through ami throngh. lie went abroad,
i ami whl'e there It iifW niurwl to
hin< *when "In l.'.?:;?e to d> a* the
Komaii!) do." In catering I'm nee with
hi* family. ln<*iHl!ng It!* wife and set.
1 eral Utile children. n < ustom IrOftSe of
| fl. i.i I nuide n >el tire ot tot* Ivihv 's milk
i bottle. Kvan ??"??? ? hi* imcrril arm.
and I he nuu dro;>.*d Is raided the
. American g;vat \ ? ?' Ir ti.ble. but
i the next time a?i\ on> iar.-ifr>ts| with
i him or tlwe under Hs - i-e he acted
? exactly In the same wav !:t>rti?ltic ?o
> pay 'he extortionate licmuwd* of a |>or
' ter. the fellow s fc:nl a hh; hel. II?
| measured hi* length on the fl.wr und
j aropitetl the Iwig
j One day Kvan iiw>k his wife out to
! Versailles on an ora id litis. A innii sat
In front of the couple smoking a had
j dear Evan asked hltn In a mixture
j of French and English not to puff
1 tobacco smoke In Mrs. 1 5 Wynne's face.
The man looked at him superciliously
ami continued to smoke. Kvan reached
forward. seized the cigar, palled It
I from hetweeu t!?e Keen linian's lips
and threw it down Into the street.
No greater Insiilt eor!d have been 0f
! feml any Knr tjtean. The man glared
! at Kvan. then pulled a card out of his
j pocket and handed it to him. Evan,
j not understanding that this was aclial
I lenge lo iii 'tlal eo jiltat. whiiipid out
| his own ea-d. wrote the name of his
hotel on it and handed It to the out
j raced smoker
Mr. and Mrs. Gwyune enjoyed Ver
, sallies and returned to I 'arts, having
j almost forgotten the altercation. He
j was smoking in the ofli e of the Votel
! when a man with a waxed mustache
I and goatee stepped up to him and
! asked In Kngllsh If be was M <?wynne.
| He replied that he was
| '*1 have cotno." saHl the other, to
1 arrange the matter with M. do
I Four*- he"
| "Who Is M de Foiitvhe?" asked
Rvan.
?'Have you not his card? He said he
i gave it to you or. the ouiulbSI this
I mornine"
"Oh, that fellow! Well, what about
I itr
"lie wishes to know the place of
meeting and the weapons you select."
A ray of light began to i?ermeate
5 Bran's skull. He was challenged to
i tight a duel.
Tell Mr. de Fonrche," he said, "that
: our place of nieetinsr will lie wherever
| he happens to And tne and the weap
ons fists."
"But. monsieur," protested the other,
apparently much embarrassed at the
American's ignoratiec of foreign ens
i roms. "there must l?e a plac? -the Hois
i de Boulogne is customary? for *e meet
inc. and there must l>o weapons-ae
i pistol, *e sword. xe foil."
"That's the Baropean custom. We
1 use our fists entirely in America."
"Ze fist: 7.at Is lirntal."
, "Well. Mr. de Fonrche dofsn't hare to
i fight if he doesn't want to. but that's
i the only way III do It. t>o you suppose
\ an American ean l>e roped into one of
j the?e little absurdities you have over
here? Not much. No thimbleful of
j blood for n<e. When t land my knuck
les on a man's nose I brine out a pint
of claret at least."
| "But, monsieur, consider. A centle- ,
I man can't ficht like n pugilist."
i "He doesn't hare to ficht at all If he
i doesn't want to."
! Tome, come, monsieur: I demand *e ;
i place of meeting and *e weapons."
| "Well, you can just take It out in
| demanding. You can tell Mr. de
i FoUJvhe that I'll l>e In Paris for a few
I days yet. and if he wants to see me
! ubout anything he'll usually find me j
here up to 10 o'clock In the morning."
"Then you refuse to grant my friend
satisfaction?"
| "You tell him that If he wants satls
I faction to come and take It."
; "M. de Fonrche will publish you as a
i coward."
"I wouldn't mind n little thing like
I that. 1 once fan for a political office
i at home and was called every name
j from a jackass to a Jailbird."
"Yon hare no pride? You care noth
j inc what the world thinks nf yon?"
| "I reckon the world Isn't troubling
i itself much about an ordinary Indi
ridual like myself. Your .world orer
| here Is running after nobles, princes
and kings. They haven't time to think
| about any one else."
i "I go to rei>ort K> my friend sat *e j
Americans have no honor to defend.
| Zer are like *e pig. He cannot get j
satisfaction from you without coming j
into this hotel to make a scene."
! 'Til tell you what you do. Say to
Mr. de Fonrche that Til be at the fonn
j tain 'n the garden of the Tullcrles at
R o'clock tomorrow morning. There'll
, t* no one al?ont at that hour, and FI1
eire him the goldaruest thrashlna he
erer had in his Hfe. You tell him that,
will you?"
The nest morning Evan kept the ap
pointment. but his enemy did not. The
Frenchman was used to the prick of
?feel, but there was something orer
awlnc In an Iron fist hacked by an
angry man.
TtffUtlTORlAL HIUKKH.
The Uat count of the world's I
volcanoes allowed a total of 672, (
cf which 210 were classed M ?c?
live
A repon from Port Wells is to]
(hp effect I'll a t George Hermsn hssj
made an important discovery onj
Hetties buy, where he Is now open
ing up a le^ge In which the entire
vein matter la liberally sprinkle.!,
with gold The ledge Is three feet [
in width.
Frank H. Rivers wag awarded
the contract to hulld the bridge
ncrosg rile Driver slough on the
Fairbanks- V *ldei wagon road, by
(he Alaska Road Commission. The
spang, each X4 feet, with approach
es, totaling 180 feet, are to bel
constructed In SO dayg at a cogt |
of $4,260.
H. J. Winner, a pioneer of the
? among California gold rush of '49,
?ilso a piowcer of the Klondike and
other northern camps, was seised
with a pamlytlc stroke at Last
Chaifce and taken lo the Good Sa
maritan hospital at Dawson. The]
loft lobe of the brain and the right j
! side of the tody are paralysed.
Nine bents of the north channel
of the Chltlna bridge went out
! last week, caused by the extreme
I high water tfrom the Kotsina river.
The flow of water for five hours
! was very hiwvy, Indicating that a
| glacier lake had broken. A' large
! force of men were immediately put
(to work to repair the damage.
Lured by the standing offer of !
$250,000 made by an American mo
tion picture syndicate for a film ]
depicting Rogoslof Island in the
: process of arising from or subsiding
1 into the sea, and the success made
J by the l^ane-Klelnschmidt Alaskan j
j moving pictures In New York,
neglra of motion picture photo- j
graphers to Alaska has been sent.
With 44 4 ounces of amalgam,!
which Included the weight of the^
containing canvas sacks. Louis j
Golden, manager of the Newsboy ]
mine, came Into Fairbanks to at- j
tend a meeting of the directors j
The amalgam, which represents a i
value of between $2,000 and $2,-1
500, Is the result of a 13 days' j
run of the mill on ore taken en-i
tlrely In the raise between the 215- j
foot level ami the 178-foot level.
Tom Aitk?m, the lucky owner of
the richest ground on Flat creek,
in the Iditarjd, has left Dawson en
route to the Idltarod. Altken min
ed In the violnlty of Dawson In
<>arly days without any marked auc
ceea. He ww on Dominion creek
for some time, leaving there he
j went to Fairbanks, and did well,
j l^ater he ?mdl Frank G. Manley ac
j quired the famous Marietta group
1 on Flat, from which, it is reported,
I they will become millionaires.
With the recent development of
) rich copper and iron ore in south
ern Yukon comes the report that!
j Whitehors* may build a smelter, i
j.ind that coking coal will be need- ^
j "d. Yukon a well supplied with
;<oal of various kinds. The Five
| Fingers coal mines and those at
i Coal creek are developed most ex
i lensivelv, but: other locations have
| been made which nlso may prove ?
| value.
H? W?* Poiltd.
A sis-venr old liny wan taken /to the
zoo by hK f<>r(y ye;irolcl father. ThfJ
saw the elephant. ihey saw the*?nvm- j
?eys, they Hjnr the ox. Finally they
ant to the ornithological collection. The
kid noticed nn Interesting bird tai the
eatrle caw. unci he asked:
"Papa, whit'* that bird?"
Papa looked nt the label andtrepHcd- |
"That Is an Austrian eagle."
"GwanT said the boy. "Mtfalo't no
sticb thing."
"Yes It to. It aays no In ? the rata
to pue."
"I don't cat* what It aaysln th"?csta
logne. I pot eye* This be re Hrdtaln't
cot bnt one held. The Amtrian ??tfrte
has two Iteadn, an 1 know, fer I've
saw a pitcher of It ou flags!"? Oere
land Plain Dealer.
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Sold ai * Lom! Malt Rainier, 20
^ente per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick peopli and invalids, and ex
cellent for nnralng mothers. Only
two barrel* toft After that prtoe wll
he 35 oeafto par bottle.
Pack Train Bar
The beat meals in Whttehorae at
the "White Pass Cafe," only white
help employed. Mr*. Orloff King
1 proprietress. tf
Found ? In White Pass Hotel,
^Vhltehoree one A B. button. Own
er must be Dawson or Fairbanks
member as button was made by
Sale. Prore f^-perty and get but
ton at Alaskan office. Dawson and
| Fairbanks papers please copy. x
SEATTLE'S1,
Leading Popular PrW>' Hot#t
Hotel
Georgian
Konrprtn Pltn
ill Ont-lrt* ^ ? i> r
Kou??. Khfii'tll
I orrl?h?d
^xrriilr Room*
'owin-vi. 1*1 A K?ir>
llr irvlr >n|?r t rA
BATRf
li rlf R* <mi? |l ap
f *.? I'ffmtw fi in ap
Koim with hath fl. So
r?ro Por*>m tt so op
?. 0. CALHWEIX.
Mumt
Tike last L*k? rtr fn.m POlm l m a VENUE j
Rnlon O-PMIofonrth B*?. fnlon * Plktl
? ? - ?
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?;
Gold t SUrer fl 00 ,
Gold. 3Uv?r A Copper .. I 60
' Cyanide and Milling Te?U.
e
90 Columbia St Seattle
There is .Strength
and Vigor
? *
in Every Drop
lit Ml S ill
COMPPNV
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAQWAY WEATHirf RtPO?T
H?*ulta of th? otHnrrttioa Uk?s
At Moore'* Wharf at mMnfitfci
last night, ,? ad follow*:
'iVitip tiro* nw?rr*rt ?? .. S2 abot?
y , hf* .. . *0 *br>v#
Mi.> ' " " .. 47 aitors
" " .. .. 67 abov*
HaroroM^r 2?* : ???. Clowdj ?nd film.
J. IKUTA
jM.irrAcTL'Hftf";
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiov, ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official W?tch ln?r>???or for ihe
W. P. h Y. Roui*
M?il Order* Riven prompt cmrr
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MPTOtAPOUV HIHN
W ' tor Circular -
A; ska Furt a Specialty
(Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [SHi] Alaska
' arge. ' l^an. Indiridua Baths
Abundance of ?7at?r. Beat of
Hotel Accommodation* Fur
nished Cabins fo' Bent . . .
Encellent Hunting and Fishing
Motor Boating *nd Sailing
Steamer Georgia from Jmeau
makes semi-monthly visit*. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
A L A SKA
fire Insurance I
g
The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance ij
Company,? -Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany?New York
Assets Over Four Million Dollars
ij
Phil Abrahams 5kafcway ?
i
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaak?!
I OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rw?l*>ctfnlly Solicit? The Account?
of Skagway Finn? And Individual?
?4 iicuiiw-ii'iiMi" ;!-a-!-e-HhHHn-e-i-e-n+'
?
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy f
H. P. MtMAN, Pmp.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
HrfCot and b est conducted dairy In A 1? ha. "i
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?H point* on White Pun ft Y a Icon tout*.
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