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How about a nice fat Mackerel for break
fast these mornings?
We also have some fine Salt Salmon, Kip
pered Herring, Yarmouth Bloaters, Findon
Haddocks, Mackerel in Souse, Anchovies, etc.
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The Hquseof Rich
0. J. Rich. Proprietor.
WALl PAPER. BUILDING PAPER
P . rs. OILS, GLASS AND
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Ms . 0<ae * Hrtmpti*
Att?no?o Tu Skanwav, Alaska
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L?t*bl.jCv ': Telephone 112
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate^ and
Fire Insurance
" Aj, 1 F -.re it "Idrine Ins. Co.. Dubuque Iowa 5
i Ft ini Co.. Seattle. VI cwh.
I NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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SHI? YOfH
RAvV FURS
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H?t\? irons. MUUi.
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Alaska Furs a Specialty
Very Top Puces Pud
Make ? Trial - Shipment
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HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [s Alaska
> . I . tii J'ltciJ
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Heaittt Resort
of
ALASKA
tebarrit? ft* Hi D*ii> Alwluut
Th? Fry-Bri +r n mvktt *nl neep
titl $10 *?.; akll) j
ttwl ?llt 0? < J*?I ?H (li; Tiwrnv .
Tfc?M*??i?iAg
Mr Lutlr. ut Ur ('Ft ivfor^
Ui. !katn> ? ?iii br in UMMMVu*
?lU?ik.uii *tai ?-il ieatv t- uo Ui> rv
turu irty Titirwl*.
Sir tkiU. act?( ul U< Fl*.?|u
Cat4 u*ywi> KiMrt> uxt (Ar lUte
ur. tarrying and ? _>
u? Uk *?? but Un ilu o< ttf airitll
>?au *X 1*4 U- fUmi
A?ru Odpcy trf (lw \X4a s.->
"T? ??? r. H**is (Ml Ultra bit*
(wt-iinl * ?Ur illOMhilti Uuat the
U?ilafclt). ?2mfa m t ak~% U?? Wt.J
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HinUr um uk IW Vi((Ulk K ?.-??!.
*JJ ;? (ur TtwiaWi > ?? t\*.
$150 IN PHIZES
To be Gheti Away Christmas.
AT THE DRAWING DEC. 24. 1910.
Ou?- ol Silverware,
! * ?&?? T?ik S?<,
Or.K Ivory Carving S?*.
Oae Silver Fruit Dish.
* Cut Giase Berry Dish.
'JM Cut Ght*s tVkry Dkh.
{One L*?iy s iJiiorwlla,
Ub? Gout's
With each otbc dollar purchase N.
aow *i?J ChnatnuL-i. will b? giv
??a a ticket 00 ilow goo?ls.
Cuupou ucki-ts fur like drawing
are siveii at each sturv.
Chmtiuaa sk-Uh-'Uoo* now.
?e wiU put tfrein tu>iik- fur you.
We waat you to ootue and see how
li; tie it uktv to Mcuiv suitable a-vi
?li>r>j\>r\xu- gifts fur tho*e you wish
U> IVUMMUtMir.
vu yor. aa?eil engraved frw
cf charge.
H. a KIRMSE.
Planter J*v?eler of Skagway
IN ENTHUSUST!C lEHIK
U AU rtllhlMttreUc nteetilU
ji cike VVitUf i*tuta> AlbivUv Ciub UK-U
fa ?U w Lao club rooiua v>u Sat
irii^jr t-kiiiiujj kwl, a tuuliau was
uaui?- *tul strritrl jtwrniauusiy au.e<a:
tut CuuotHuUutt so an tt> aiiiutt
?* L.iu-K-uiptutm jur ihv iifXi sutty
>'J> vU> a lit Itu.- aauuw rati' uow utaik
I W t- via: |2.t?v kaitiwbuu (w
'iWh n.iutKt? 'J??r ftn?l luotiltx s. due*.
Tae a?u?uU* tluub rvtuaut the stun*
?w aA pr? or**, vti. $1.33.
Already quite a uuiubcr bas ttvkva
ui.aiiUk^ ut titM rvduutioit arfxi k U
?l*j by Ukv txucsUxt th?c before the
kuuc oil ??*, a v?ry ?ub?t?*rtiaJ
.?u.r<.<a*>r wiU ?uw brou uouit* la ti?e
. U-tK-ThiUl).
tW 'taw buunfU U T *> a tolling Co
t* K?tu. lA to ooiiMM o t ibo trucu-** wrt*
i?>?B bek*w. aa. f u * will bo gkbi
to lute your atui your
?OMV
H MUktf, 0. M West
I *mi. C. K Hu%<-rtoa. L. licmnuui,
.-tarry kViufO aud Maurice Cotluic
Swtocrfea for Tha Daily Alaafcan.
We Just Received ? ? ~
IMS
High Grade Footwear
FOR WOMEN
From ITZ & Dl NN. Rochester. New York
"The
Line
of
Merit"
Plft.-Mo.te Shoes
Ma? Matte
FOR
INFANTS AND CHILDREN
6ENUINE GOODYEAR WELT
Broad flat outsole
Shape of The Foot
Next Time Try
Pla-Mate Shoes
Cllf I
-? ? :mi! di.-?.-u.-.- sn as u> which would
ik th' committee it (itiaJly
lauded "Judiciary and Elec
tions."
At'.-r th ro.. Ui? busEners* liad been
L" '-> ? -ii d:-i>.*?ed of. Mr. Harrison
rtpr.T- .iitiig the Home l*ower com
i:i\ ^ ruti>e>iaa to addr?ji> tile
iugiiit bovl. The Mayor hiring no
Harrison to proceed.
Mr Harr s.u.ted to know if the
* ha. . iLs ;**>?esaion a copy
>i -i ; . . Lh the Home Power
.vocally Th*? city government with
11 any tou^ut replied that it had.
\Vh> rvupon Mr. Hairison asked that
il be read i:i open meeting. "'What
is y p .r;;> - Mr Hartison?'' ex
; c . ->r :u affrighted tones,
? .- ? Ud the Honie Power
!s violating its 001*
irui" Mr Black. the new clerk
*as --a: hi: tht? city cupboard for
. :apor Ukitt document ? when Mr.
Harrison produced a jv*per which he
allied *a? a true duplicate. After
t. jch can : scrutiny by the city it
. . S f: ally .ultuiiled that it walk
Ttu-u Mr i:_. v i_ wwii modulated
tot ? n-vul the important indenture
irou. th< ittle down to the seal and
fiuishtti u foot note referring to the
time of execution.
30113
III SESSION
TtK- , orfit ract is violated, so Mr.
iiuT:? o?iu> because the city
;*rtaiti ih Alaskan t presumably
1 Li: aia; t.::s publication), the Vienna
| bakery and a small laundry to use
| mv?turv By the operation of theee
u. tors th : ie> -:vat danger of the
trw - tli? city's water supply be
ing over-tax*. J and a certain menace
| vcufrut tt:i tli-- city. Beside* it pre
vented t. Po? r company from aell
. , in- s . ivh power to possibly
. v-tat-r customers.
His honor the mayor thought it
' oUfi t to U- looked into. The city
.-^hc uld not be a party to fraud against
ill. ? . r . ?i Councilman Snj?
! der wast on his f?-?-t and said: "At
If . me th:s contract was made. I
was so uiu rtu:;ute as to be president
o' "b ti ; i'ow r company , and we
accepted certain conditions and one
at which w as the (act that the Alas
kaii was opi eating a motor. We knew
that this wxwld continue, and were
ghul u> get the contract, accepting
that condition."
Mr. Ashley save it as his op?nioti
that the Horn. IV'W? company after
a two .wars racifteatioa of the con
tract and the accepted conditions that
weut with It ware a little late in
maki?K their " holler1 1 about an injus
tice from the cky.
Mr. Brltt was of the opinion that
the council had nothing to consider
on the subject; that the Home Power
company should take its trouble to
somebody else; presumably to tht j
police department.
The mayor thought there might ho
ever be a serious menace somewhere,
so he appointed Councilman Flaharty
tt, act in conjunction with a similar
committee from the fire department
ard the Home Power company to go
up the hill and see if the lake is still
there. He said that Mr. Ftaharty was
the most competent physically tor the
task to which the others agreed.
Mr. Snytfcr otf the water committee ^
reported that one of the city's cus
tomers had refused to pay his toil
as the regulations imposed. The ma}*
or said in a very severe tone, "Cut
him off, cut V"' off.'* This started a
discussion. It finally came out that
J? was the "Mascot" that was dedin
quent in this matter. The mayor re
considered his severe attitude and
thought in this case the city should
temper justice with mercy. Snyder
Insisted that he paid full rates and
that all others should do the same.
Mr. Britt said he had been paying for
a lot of taps that he never used. He
said he had paid for a bath for more
than a year and that he never used
it at all. His honor evidently forgot j
his concern for the Home Power com
pany's rights and the menace to the
water supply, tor be suggested to Mr.
Britt, that he take mare baths.
After a great deal of further discus
sion, a copy of the regulations was
placed in Mr. Page's hands; he was
instructed to take the police depart
ment with him if necessary, and pro
ceed to collect the water rents ac
cording to the provisions, or to out
them off. Mr. Page reported that the
regulations provided for families and
he was at a loss to find a proper def
inition for a family, and would not
know how to proceed in this case.
It developed that the city government
could not help him out of his diffi
culty so the matter was laid over. In
the mean time each member of the
council is a committee of one to find
a proper definition of the term family
At this junctors Councilman Grashe
stated that he had a wrv important
matter to bring before the body; that
he had wanted to do it for some time
The mayor bearing no objection told
Mr. Grashel to proceed. He said: "I
? I - movo we adjourn." After dis
posing of Mr. Crashers important
business, the weary solans wended
thennseivee toward their several
homes.
POUND? A door key. Call at Al
askan office.
Goaty and FraiKfeotx will be opou
tomorrow *> veu.img but will be closed
all day TSwrnksgiviag.
TOR SALE.? The East half of k>t
4, Mock 6 with targe house for $75.
Apply to Phil AbnUuuuts. St.
k WHilEKE TRIBUTE
Chxr Yukon neighbors held their
thanksgiving ceremonies several weeks
ago and in a most befitting manner.
But nevertheless out of deference to
the many American cousins who re
side in Whitehorse, the Royal Cafe
which is presided over by the popular
caterers Mrs. K. Kelsey and Mr. Jo
j seph Kuapp have decided to spread
a special feast tor next Thursday, the
day appointed by President Taft for
all Americans to return thanks. The
aj r.ded m, . will :.o do .bt be mucij
enjoyed by alt who take advantage
of the offering.
Soup
Cream of Oyster
Relishes
Celery Queen Olives
Salad
Royal Mayonnaise
Fish
EYied White Pish, Tartar Sauce
Boiled
Fresh Beef Tongue, Pickle Sauce
En trees
Eastern Oyster Pates
Small Sirodin Steak, .Mushroom Sauce
Fried Apples and Bacon.
Roosts
Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus
Young Turkey with Oyster Dressing
Vegetables
Mashed and Steamed Potatoes
Mashed Turnips
De?s*vt
Plum Pudding, Hani and Brandy Sc.
Hot Miftoe Pie Pumpkin Pie
Come over to our barn Thanksgiv
ing Eve.
FINE SAMPLE ROOM
FOR DRUMMERS
5EATED AND UGH I ED
BY ITS OWN PLANT
P. D McMillan, Manager
targes! and be$i aprintefi Bote! in .be Mon
lUbiteborse, ?.?.
:hci 'E bar stock
IATES MODERATE
Caribou Hotel i
E. W. GIDEON, Proprietor
Carcross, Y.T. 1
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNACE HEATED
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ATLIN-CONRAD STAGE
CHOICE BAR STOCK
FIRST CLASS CAFE *
IN CONNECTION
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicits The Accounts
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.