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ALASKAN
Nc 292 VOL. IX.
CHANG! IT
Catella will be Coa*t Ter
mi noil? of Railroad
i Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattle. Jan. 12? Chief Engineer
Devo, representing the Guggenheims,
says the ti e water terminals of the
railrord which his peop'e will builld
to the Alaskan interior will be ne?r
l/atella and not Cordova. He says the
road will follow the base of the moun
tains.
! NO MORE
' Arclibiship Montgomery Dies
at Sau Francisco
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
San Francisco, Jan. 12? The Right
Rev. Gcortre Montgomery, archbishop
in the ltoman Catholic hierarchy,
coadjutof bishop of San Francisco, is
dead. He passed away yesterday.
Archbishop Montgomery was raised
to his present office in 1894.
Fur caps and mitts at Clavson's. it
? ? ?1 ^
.L.A.HarrisonCo
A Bargain in hand tailored Matzanand Royalty skirts.
A 5-50 ski! t for 3.70 A 7.50 skirt for 5.00
A 10.50 skirt for 7-00 A 3 2.00 skirt for 9.00
All the very latest cut and style, some triple skirts,
and others plaited and strapped.
All wool waists sizes 32 to 40
at 2 3 their value
All furs worth from $4-50 to $45- 00
at 2-3 their value.
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5 These values olFered will not last loug, as the bargains
ofiered will sell them and sell them quick.
[Stores open Evenings - Phone's 4 and 55
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TONY DORTLRO sole Agent for Alaska
Every man that comes
into our store looking- for
a suit or overcoat goes
out looking like a wih^~
ner. You can always
get the very best here.
Ciayson & go. I
Che One Price ?lotbier?-Tourtb and BroadwayJ
WICKERSHAM DOWN AND 01
President refuses to reappoint famous jurist whom he
is convinced cannot be confirmed- =Place will go to
Harry Ballinger, of Port Townsend, Wash.
!
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Washington Jan. 12? Judge Wicker
sham, of Alaska, wi',1 not be reappoint
ed as United States district, judge of
the Third judicial division of Alaska.
He is down and out. Tbe president has
determined that he stands no chance of
being confirmed and thai it were use
I less to prolonng the fight *vith the op
[ posing senators.
! The judgship of the Third Alaska
judicial division will go to Harry Ballln
ger, of Port Towr.send, Wash. The
president announced this morning that i
he haB finally concluded that ho will
not reappoint Judire Wickers'iam and]
that he will give the place to Mr.
Ballinger. He says the decision is fiaai
and the case will not be reopened.
The appointment of Mr. Ballinger
was at the request of Senator Piles, of
Washington, a request which was join
ed in by Senator Ankeny, of the same
' sta e.
Harry Ballinger, of Port Townsend,
is a cousin of former Mayor Ballinger
of Seat'le and a brother of Lieut. Bal
linger of the revenue marine service,
win is well known in Alaska. He Is
about 40 years of agp, a good lawyer
and it man of high ch?racter. Hp has
resided at Port TownseDd for a dozen
years or more.
Dlircn WEST INBItS ARC
DEVASIARD
Tidal Waves, Earthquakes and Vol can' c
Eruptions Combine in Dealing Death and
Destruction- Warships Rushed to Rescue
New York, Jan. 12? Word has been j
received htre th?t tidal waves, terriole
earthquake shocks and violant volcaDic
eruptions have devastated the Dutch ,
West Indies, killing thousands of in- j
habitants. No details of the disasters
have been received. The warships, of
all nations in the vicinity of the islands
have leceived rush orders to hasten to
the relief of the si'u ition
DOWN IT
Rnuk of Lieutenaut -General
to be Abjlished
(Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan) I
Washington, Jan. 12? Congress has
decided to abolish the rank of Lieuten
ant-general in the United States army
when a vacancy shall occur. This will
be with the retirement of Lieut. Geo.
Adna R. Chaffee.
This ac'ion of congress is regarded as
a turning down of Gen. Corbin.
THE
Pack Train Restaurant
Will Serve Sunday
frenchDinner
From 12 noon to 8 p. m.
tVERYTHIM'THE BEST!
IK I HE MARKET
Regular Dinner 50c. i
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CKF.AM
honor air
Alaska's Deles: ?te-El"ct
has Floor Privileges
Hon. Thpmas C'ale has been given a
seat on the floor of the house of repre
sentatives just as if he were a member,
according to {special correspondence in
the Portland Oregonian. The Oregon
>.an correspondent says this gives
Alaska, two delegates instead of one
Waskey and Cale, both having seats, are
both given extra opportunity to work
for their people.
Grand Opening
There will be a pracd opening at
Shamrock hotel, Nj. 2, Eighth ave.and
Broadway tomorrow evening (Sunday)
at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited.
Charley Bed lingfleld,
Fred Bucban,
Geoige Woodburn,
Proprietors
Pat Renwick, Manager.
Plies Cnr?d In 6 to 14 D?y?
P>Z0 0INT 'ENT is guaranteed to
cure anv case of Itchin?, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protrui'ing Piles in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c. M-W-F
New numbers in G. O. 'Justrite"
corsats at IHarrison's.
WORK 10 BEGIN OKI flAlNfS
RAILROAD
Mr. Thomson Writes to Martin Conway That
He Will Be Here Ready lor Business Before
Marcn 1st? Vigorous Operations to Follow
Work will begin on the railway from
Haices to Rainy Hollow next month,
according to a letter received by Martin
C'jnway from M. Thomson, of the Lon
don syndicate which has the option on
the copper properties ?t the latter
place.
Mr. Thomfon Trot9 that he will be
here on tbe ground with the money
and men nect-ssary to carry out all the
plans heretofore made by hU company.
3e will be here before the first of
March and the remainder of tbe winter
season will bi given to freighting
goods in over ice and snow for the road
work which will be done in the summer
time.
IN LINE
Indiana Is Solid for Fair
banks for President
[Special DIspa ch to Daily Alaskan)
Washington, Jan. 12. ? Chairman
New, of the republican national com
mittee, successor of Secretary Cortel
you in that position, says Indiana will
be united and solidly for Vice Presi
dent Fairbanks as a presidential can
didate in the next republican national
convention.
SKAGWAK WEATHER
The result of the observation taken
at Moore wharf at midnight, Jan. 11,
1906, is as follows
Temperature tim observat'n 22 above
Max. temp. preceding 24 hours. .22 "
Min " " " " "13 "
Mean " " 41 11 *.1? 1
Barometer 30 53
OloU'ly, north wind.
GOLD PLaCERS? wei? w<<ntPd to
work on shares by machinery interpsts
Wriie full pariiculars to F. Whitney,
Washington, D. C. 1-10 6b
"Skidoo" at H rrison's, by the
author of John Henry
AT LAST
Dojphio Fii.aily Sails Sure
Enough
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
Seattle, Jan. 12? The Dolphin finally
got aw*y for Skagway yesterday even
ing. She had ;hree pilots on boad as
mates. The mates quit beoause the
Alaska Steamship Company retused to
sign the requirement of the labor
union allowing them pay for overtime.
The Dolphin has a big freight cargo,
a good passenger list and large mail
(Note? The report in these dispatch
es yesterday that the Dolphin had
sailed Thursday evening was an error.
She was advertised to sail then.)
Good Timo at Dane*
The married Folks' Club dance at
the Arctic Brotherhood hall last nitrht
was a very enjoyable function. There
were about two score i eopl-- present
The 1 dies servad refreshments.
Golf gl"ve<, furs and winter caps a
HnvUon's '
ao Full .N^me ^
A*limU10 JS X/ onever>
Cures a'" "
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Be Quick Bargains
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We are selling at an im
mense reduction in prices
br. Price's Genuine Cuticle Soap
considered the best medicated toilet soap for
all cutaneous affections. An ideal skin tonic.
Regular price 25c. Our price 2 for 25c.
Wm. BRITT
THE DRUGGIST