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Daily Alaskan
1. M. JENSEN, PUBLISHER
JOHN W. TROY," EDITOR
>i:B#CBlIvri >N KATES
On* week, dellwreu fcy Mirier fc'.i
Oue mouth. Oy mail. ? ^
fhre* months, by rua'l
i?tt month*, by mail.
ou* year, by mall 9-<*
GOV HOGG ATT AND HONESTY
Hecau^e tiov Hoffgatt has the hon
esty to frankly acknowledge his opposi
tion to self-government for Alaska he
is bemf deuouneed by an element, not
on the ground of his opposition, but on
the ground of h> honesty. If ever a
inau in Alaska deserved a reputation for
strict truth and inteeritv.Gov tiosgatt
is the man and the newspapers which
are daily trying to destroy his reputa
lion know how truly criminal are their
incendiary editorial*
(iOv. Hoggatt will iirter with them,
will tight them, and will do hi< utmost
to defeat territorial government for
Alaska no* but his methods will be
honorable at all times? and the best
element in Alaska todaj know this to
be true fortunately ?.'uneau Kecord
Miner.
l.et us look at the "frankness" and
"honorao'ie" methods of this ''honest"
man
In the first place he received the;
local endorsements necessary to secure
his appointment as governor by
promising to take no part in the fight
overself-government.He said that Alas
ka ?ould hare a delegate in congress
who would be the proper man to repre j
sent the district.
Elas he kept faith with those who en
dorsed his application for governor on j
the strength of that promise'/ Has he
been frank, honorable and honest with
his friends in that
Next. Cot. Hoggatt wrote a letter to
the president in which he said the peo
ple of A laski favor a continuation of
the form of government low
obtaining here: also that the ques
tion of territorial government was
cot seriously considered at the last elec
tion in this district. 3iid that the agi
tation for it comes in a large nieasue I
from saloon men and demagogues.
VV as that honest and fair? Was it I
honorable to misrepresent conditions to
the president deliberately ? Is it hon 1
est to lie
? >( course, tio*. Hoggatt has upolo
gued for this .etter. Fie said that he
would have been more polite if he hail
known that it was to lie published.
In other words he ihought he was I
stabbing Alaska at a time when the
[>eople could not get back at him. Was
that being frank V
Is it honorable for the governor, w 10 !
is supposed to be the servant of the j
people, to do H i - "utmost to defeat ter
ritorial government for Alaska." when
he knows the people of the district
want it above all else'/
The fact of the matter i? < >ov. Hog- [
gatt has been the very antithesis of
what the Kecord- Miner claims for him.
He comes from the tight with the peo
ple's reprectatives in about as con
temptible a light a.- it is Dossible for an
official or a man to appear in.
OUR BIRTHDAY
With this issue the Daily Alaskan
begins it- tenth year. It was nine
years ago today that the Daily Alaskan
made its first appearance. Since then
it has been published without a break.
It was the first daily newspaper to be
published in the district, and it follows
r.ow that it is the oldest of all the Alas
kan dailies. It is a little more than a
year older than the Juneau Dispatca.
In the nine years since its birth iD
Sksgway four daily newspapers have
come to life here, thriven for a time
and died. They have been accompanied
to the graveyitd by weeklies and
monthlies.
The Daily Alaskan would not be alive
to boast of this record i* it had not re
ceived the generous support of Skag
way men and women? Skagway, men
and women, the most enterprising, the
truest, the best people in Alaska or any
other country ' God biess them 1
Likewise, if the Daily Alaskan had
not striven to be square with the peop'e,
to give them as good a newspaper as its
revenues would permit, to support truth
and ustice as it saw them, it would not
be dancing ou the graves of its former
contemporaries today.
On this first day of its 10th year the
Daily Alaskan assures its readers that
it has out just begun to live.lt will con
i n li'n i i ...
tinua to give them the news, while th" ! J
make Skagway the metropolis of S i 1
eastern Alaska It w:ll Jj more. I y
will help to make Sk?srwuy ^row if
can it will do its. level best 10 be u j
newspaper.
The passage of a bill providing lor
the establishment of laud offices at
Fairb&uke and Nome will be an act of j j
common justice. Like wi h most of *
Mr. Lacey's bills lor Alaska this bill t
possesses the merit of cCtnmon justice.;}
lookTbad
Standrtni Oil Cc. Practice^ I a
II
Corrupt Methods
Washington. Jan. lis Fresh evidence I
of corruption of the Standard Oil com- 1 1
pany is given in a report just made by |
the Interstate Commerce commission.
Wholesale corruption and methods un- t
worthy of a reputable concern ire ?
charged against the oil trust.
The report specifically charges t he J q
Standard <>ii company with bribing
employes of rival concerns to betray I ?
business secrets. Kmployes of c :ipt't- i,
itors have been given money and val- 1 *
uables to furnish the Standard Oil com- ?
pany with information relating to sales,
credits and prices.
In addition the company is alleged to ' r
have tried to corrupt oil inspectors in ? t
every state of the union. Many of these ?
attempts have been successful. In j ?
closing, the report declares the com- ? ?
mission has ample evidence to prove . ?
all the allegations mu le.
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway, February I, WOT.
The weather conditions m .skagway
for the 24 hours preceding noon today
were as follows:
Max. Temp Is above zero
MTn. '? 4
Mean " U
Temp, at noon 5
Precipitation, oo
H. D. Ciark,
Volunteer C S. Wean -r .
SKAGWAY WEACUE.
The result of the observ.it i
at Moore wnarf at midnight. ian.
1906, is as follows
Temperature time observe
Max. temp. preceding 21 '
Min "
Mean "
Harometer 30 41
Clear, north wine.
Notice to Coal ConMuuor-.
On and after Friday, Ft b. ist, we
sh*ii be unable to offer the oub::c any
thing better th?n Run of Mine Wi-uin..
ton coal andonlv a limited supp.v a'
that There will be no more tcrtened ?1
coal or selected lumps.
SK\W A JOHNSON
Skagway, Jan. 31, 1907- A
> Notice of Settlement of Final
Account
\v
in the Matter of the F.sta: ; ci Jacob
Bloom. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given th :t the ad- ;
Iministrator has tiled in the Coiled I
States Commissioner's i our ar Skug
i way. sitting in Probate his tinal ac- j "
count as administrator of the above en 1 *1
titled estate, and tin court has fixet' I n
Friday March 8, 1907, at 2 o'clock to ibe
ifternoon as the time ot hearing anil ; s
settling said account. All p.rsoLs;L?
having, therefore, anyth r.:; to <ay wli\ ;
said account ihoul not - ed and
approved, are hereby co' : 1 to mase u
I their aopearance in said court, no said j jjj
i r.ay and date and hour and h .hp 'heir
allegations in that beha
Emit K-rach, ?l.
Administrator, j j '
' J aii. 7 to March x 1H07.
I be1
NATIRE TfLLS VOL
A* Man; a Alrnka "exdor Knows
T o Well
When the kidneys ara s-ic!v.
Nature tells yoj all about lr.
The urine is nature's calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action;
Any urinary trouolrsteilof kid-iey i'ls
Doan'sfitdoey Pills cure a;i i d iey ills
TV. C. JohtiS'oD, gardener, of 1021
Mill St., Salem, Oregon, says: "I had j
the grip a year ago this Sep:em''er at:d I
I believe it left me with kidney cm - ;
plaint. At hdv rate. I suffered with
pains in the small of my b:ic,\ and ach- !
ing at nl(jbt. In the m-.rr. nir when 1 1
arose, I felt lsme and sore a' ci tired ?
very easily and often felt lin ? niil. Oc-J
cassioually. there were stta of l;c-d
aches and dizzy spells an I often there
were specks before my eyes. The kid
ney secretions were infrequent art; con
tained a sediment. The reUef 1 brin
ed from Doan's Kidney Pills was very
great- I felt better a ter taking the
first box and I now feel in boster health
than for a long time. Evi-:;. kidney
sufferer should useDoan'-Kiv ii ? i - '
For sale by all dea'ers. Price 50,
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., B.'y.jlo. N j
Y.. sole agents for tbe United -:atcs.
Remember the came?Daac '#? and j
take no other
? heated *nd lighted
13 V ITS OWN PLANT
PINE SAMPLE ROOM h
FOR DRUMMERS
Tt 9
me Pass Hole
P. DMcMilian Manager
Largest and best appointed hotel
in tbe Vukon
CUOlCEiBAR STOCK
hates moderate
Ulftilelwse, V.C.
JL\
MOORES WHHRF CO.
Terminus W. 1'. & Y. Route ? J
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Drck
REGULATIONS 1905
Warehouses open for delivery of men-hand ise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight shipments destined southbound tnusu be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (pipers cat be obtained at the U. S. customs
office) and must be delivered before o p m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this tiour.
BAGGAGE ? Tolls will be collec&od oc Chicked Bauoage Onj.t. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to th public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be opeucd only when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff cau be had on application a; office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W V N N -JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr
All kinds of Tinware
I 111 made and repaired. 1
Sr ves repaired. Fix
1 Na?' i- on years experience.
P L U M B I N- G
JOLIN MliNCOVE, 'Phone 33
N'.xr. door to Alaska I. Ccrami s:ot: Oillce
"ENTRALLY LOCATED * BEST ACCOMMODATIONS ?
New Home Restaurant I
Ch)i?. Peterson. Mnaajier 2
i
Best 25 Cent Mesls in the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAU BROADWAY |
Good Clean Bt-ds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION
pplication for Add'tional Entry 1
Uoder Section 2336 Revised Statutes I
"tT S. Laud Office at Juneau, Alesk, I
October
VOTICJ I* HKKKRY C.I VEX that Noi; i!l
HSTK NKHHERlES COMPANY. \a igi
Mary Belle Saekett, being entitled to the {
uctlts of Section 2 ;0Cof the Revved Statutes
the United States granting additional land j
<oMiers and sailors who served in the \v?i r of j
e Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter the J
b'i embraced in I' S. Survey no. iIM. situated
the head Mini on the Northernlv shore of Chil
ot Inlet, Alaska, more particularly described |
follows:
Betfinnin^at a point at ordinary hiirh water!
ark ?ui North shore ot Cbilkoot inlet, gratdte |
? i Idcr t\ix< fe*'t showing 3 feet above ground
i th x at curuer point and marked "Beg. Lor.
j?. 1 s. 654 " whence Smoke Stack of
'onard s Cannery bears S. decrees 4O
utes v. about '?s8 miles. Point Keecan I
?ur- S. 4>? decrees 14 minutes E. about *Vt
ik*s thence meandering high water mark ?'
lilkoot Inlet. 1st course S 7S decrees o?i min
es W. ^.OOr.bs. 2nd course. North SO decrees
minutes W 3.00 chs. to a point from which ? '
K. Cor. i f main tannery buiidinp bear*
degrees 1 7 minutes W. 3rd course. S. 71 decrees I
minutes A . 4.00 chs. 4th course, S. f>'.? degrees rV
minutes W. t chs. sib cour*c S. 7 7 decrees -itj
inutes \V. 3.110 chs. tith course N 7a degrees <2
inute- W. :?.U0 c ?s. to Cor. No. 4J at ordinary ^
Mh water murk from which Keeiran Point ^
?ars bo. 4*? degrees -10 minutes E. about 2
iles. smote stack of Leonard s Cannery bear- y
39 degrees ".'4 minute* E. about 3V& miles y
lenceN. 7 degrees 0 minutes W. 7.5u chs.
;r. N . 3 * gtanite roek 'J0\G?8 iu>. 1; ins. in I
wind mark- d s. 6">4 Cor. f No. thence N.^l
?greesO miuut-j E. 19, 43 chs. to Cor. No. 4. ?
unite r*?ck maHced S. 6\? Cor. No. 1
lence S. 7 degrees u minutes E. 7..M) chs. to
or no. 1. the place of beginning. Area Ift.H
ires. Magnetic variation at all corners 31 de- . ?
rees 21 mfuutes E. As additional to her j
riuintl homestead entry on the o , V?.ofS.W.J4, 1 ?
nd Lot 4 of Sec. io, T wp. |:>6 N. of k. 4;* W. 5 h.
M Minnesota, which she entered August tilth j
?73 her homestead No. *t>50 at Fergus Falls j
lien.. F.C.2**.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely any ,
?rtion of the above described tn ct of laud nre j :
?quired to th* wi h the Register and Receiver , (
f the U. S. Land Office, at Juneau. Alaska, j
keir adverse claim theieto under oo*h during ,
ne period of pnb)ii ation, ir within so days ?
hereafter, or th? y will be barred by provisions . J
.'the satute.
SORT H WESTERN F5 H ERIE * C< )\f PA X Y
Assigne* of M ?ry Belle S'i"ket. (
IT ISHEREBY ORDERED that 'he foievoi g
ot.ee be ublisbed in ti e liallv Alaskan print- J 1
i at bkufWay. Ainalta, tor the at nut??i . erlod. ;
JOH.N \\. DUDLEY, - j
Minister 1
L R0YAL
! Steaa iiaaod?y f ?
' All Work 'Guaranteed. Short > ?
>
Orders.Promptly <4 t g
Done q ;J?
> Messanser will call and delirei ^ ig
Fhoa* 19 $ Q
?stablisliedl897
phi! Abrahams
Reai Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY "PUBLIC
SKAGWAY
?Pac : Coast S . Co
?Lv %j
PIONEER ALASKA LIKE
SPEED, SAFETY', COMFORT
Seattle, Puget Sound, San Francisco and Southern Ports
CARRYING C. 3. MAIL
Steamers of This Company Leave
Rarnona - Jan. 30
(Cottage Gity - Feb. 6
v^ia Vancouver
t^-Abov Scbedvh subieot to change Without tfouoe
E. A. MURPHY Agent, Phone 50
C. D. DUNANN, Gen- Pass. Agt
10 Market Street, San Franolioo, Cel.
cmm >
llie Alaska Steamship Co.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express
Next Sailing: of the Fast Passenger Steamer
DOLPHIN - Feb. 2
JEFFERSON
DOLFH N h.is been changed similar to
I the JEFFERSON- State rooms have but
t^7o b.-rths WE give the FASTEST
| SERVICE.
Company rts?rves right to change sailing date without uotice.
Tr ins'ere to ?T'lcfe'"' >?d V?[n-nu'-er W'tbuut AUiiiiiofju. t 'barge
K A. CAKHOLL, r feot. i'aone t6
W. iu zttraKxmxz- s ir t? ?? ?
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di ax. Pacific Ry. Co. ?'
STEAMER
* AMUR - J^n. 30 Feb. 12 - 26
<?
RINCPSS BEATRICE Feb. 5- 19
AftlllllK tti 6 p.co
Direct to Vancouver and Victors *
TransferrtDir to Seattle via rail or steama:? withoi t extra cbai ge *
We give quick service
For Information Write or At ply to
H.B. DUNN,
Agent Skagway J
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The White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No
(Dally Gxoept Sunday.)
13
Vo 1. N Fouil
1st class.
$ 30 a. m
10 10 "
10 5) "
11 15 I a.m
11 35 f "
1 10 p n)
3 25
Leaves
Arrives
SKAGUAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
White Horse
Arrive*
( eaves
Vo. 2 S. 8oud>
lat class
3 30 p m
* '0
I l?
12 35 )
1 15 i
in l a. m
8 30
p.n
Passeneers must be at depots in time to have 1 in-p, aid
checked. Inspection is stopped 30 miDiites before leavicp tiir e of 'rsii
150 pounds of bapgape will be checked free wltb e?r)- 'ul >?? ticket
sod 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
Through Line From
Skag?ay to Atbn, Vlhtte tl t>r>. Oi.* Salt. " . Hj*-? unci iniermtrl'K'e v uk >ti
River point*. The new pa ? c a in :ho Ai- anj Kiuni Ml in. I>..?u i. ts ire
reached oi-lv via VV 1 it?* !!? i>
Winter Route Stage Service
[)U, n^1 ? h winter S' > son wl ev n * i. i t i d is < i? f* . liiiily it a:t wil c< Elimir run li g
b> ?cet) Skaarway aid White II the A tlir< ui.li M?il, Pufsn ger a n? ? Fri ivhtre vice
wi 1 be rut'Dtaiced by a Thoroughly Equipped Stage Linei oet*eeii White
Honse and Dawson. ,
R gu!ar s'aces, carrying mail, txpreas hi d passi cgirs, ieave ^'hite Horso f r Dawson
and immediate points.
For Conrad City, locntfd in the 1 eatt of the rt wly di.-cevered aid fabulously r ch
quartz camp of the Windy Area Diatrict, tnke our da ly trains to Caribou,
For information relative to passenpet, freight and tel-^raphic rates, apply
to an? agent o( the Company, or to
J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Mogr. A. L. BERDOE, Gen. Mcgr. F 3. WCRZBACHER Gen. Agent
Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver. B. 0. and Skaguay Alaska Skajruay, Aiss a