L>aily Alaskan
I. M. JENSEN, PUBLISHER
JOHN XV. TKOY.t EUITOK
SUBSCRIPT! >N KATE."
One we*L. dcll?ere<i ti . airier
One month, t?y mail
ffare* months, by tria*! ?
Sis oiontbs. by mail
Oat year, by mall
WOULD AVOID SEARCHLIGHT
The tones are crying for a campaign
of education on the question of self-gov
ernment. They are even holding out
hope u> those who believe in popular
home government that they might be
induced to occupy seat* on the mourn
ers' bench if the light should be made
to burn sufficiently Orilliant They
are seekers of Truth? with a big "T."
But they demand a price before they
will consent to consider this question
of politick salvation, and by the same
token they disclose the purport of their
game. They asK that there be no more
attacks on (>ov. Hoggatt and that it be
admitted that he has placed himself
between the people's representatives
and the accomplis ituent of the work
they were elected to perform In good
faith. Unless this be done they will re
fuse to take the blindfolds frcm their
eyes for fear that they might, per
chance see the Truth.
So.' gentlemen, co'. We bave watched
your political moves too long tobe caught
like that. We remember how you tried
to palm ofl gutted husks for real grain
last sprinj. We remember how you
offered as J. M, Shoup as a self-govern
ment candidate for delegate to congress
before his mask was removed oy force.
We remember that we were beguiled i
into your camp once by Mr. Hoggatt, j
who sought the governorship and
traded us fair promises for our endorse
mem of his candidacy.
No. gentlemen, while we ?ill give |
you Instructions in American principles
of government, as time ani space per- 1
mit. we refuse to divert the ?earch-|
light that Gov Hoegatt and 'his fellow ;
lobbyist* might do their nefarious work
under the cover of darkness without
molestation
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REFORM IN THE SADDLE
Tbe orgnnuati'in of the Washington '
state legislature and the manner in j
which it ha* Norton down to business
would indicate that at last the people
of tbe Kvergreen state l:ave escaped,
for a time at least, from the clutches]
of the rotten and .-orrupt gang lhat has |
directed its political aiTairs for a long:
time I'he unhoy combination at Seat- 1
tie, the fusion of the great corporations i
with the 51tb of the lower town which j
gave Senato* Piles hi? seat, has been I
forced into the Hack ground. It- lead
ership is not recogoized.
The independent mem ers of the |
-ta'e senate and the house organized ,
those bodie- without consulting' the
self- appointed bosses. In the state
senate 'he old pi under ">un'l made an
ineffectual stand for control of the
committee?, but tbe important ones
were placed in the hands of senators
known cot to be ander the influence of
the "gang.
Xow if the legislature will pass a
primary election 'aw after the plan of
the Oregon law the bosses will be
dowo and out for ev:r. ft i
very likely, also, that it would mean
the retirement of Senator* Anlctny and
Piles'at the termination of their present
terms. Many are they who are already
pic?icg Representatives C ashman and
Jones to succeed them.
The Oregon legislature, following
the instructions of the people at the last
election, his almost unanimously elec
ted Jonathan Bourne to be United
States senator. The democratic mem
bers of the legislature voted unani
mously with the republican majority.
Thus has Oregon discovered a way to
elect senators by direct vote of the peo
ple regardless of the constitution.
The apparent back down of President
Roosevelt in the Japanese school matter
is another indication that Mr. Roose
velt is always ready to listen to and be
moved by the wih of the people. No
one ever was more earnest in the
possession of an opinion than was the
president of his ideas in regard 10 this
question.
Capt Pillsbarjr at Fairbanks
Capt. Pillsbury. of the Alaskan road
commission, left Seattle for Fairbanks,
via Valdez and the overland trail Jan
uary ]6. He will inspect the work on
Use trail while en route.
JAILER
Prisouor Escapes From Ju
oeau Citv Baslik
June.su, Jan. 31? The Juueau city i
jail suffered its y first jail break ear ;
I !y this morning by Tom Kelly, arrested
j for disturbing the neighborhood in the j
j Shackleford residence section. Kelly |
j was recently released from the federal
j jail. He was noticed last night with
part of his ciothes opened wandering
| around on Gold street. Later he was 1
detected by Attorney Shackleford |
prowling around his residence. He
was placed in jail and during the night
made his getaway.
SK4GWAY CAPABLE
OF SEEE-GOVERNMENT I
(Ketchikan Mining News.
( Skagway is ju-titied ic putting on J
i scallops. She h^s an efficient and '
| wholly satisfactory water system of h. r
I own, reasonable water and l:ght rates,
| a good school and good sanitary ootid i- :
i tions, and is entirely out of debMhougb 1
I the rate of taxation has never esc edtd i
one per cent. Surely, t li .? peupie of j
] that town cannot properly b ? cons d- i
ered as being a part or parcel of tho?e
Alaskans upon whose capa ity f r s-*lf
government an implied dpub^ - cuctiu
ually cast by the opponents of home
rule for Alaska.
JlMAii MERCIIWS
FOR HOME RULE
Eighty per cent, ot the merchants of
Juneau stand for territor.;:
I men*. Ninety per ceo*. '?> * ,,<M's
would cast their bilo:
ernment if it was bt f
morrow. Ala->kar.s . e :
for me ballot.?
1 With the entire pre
plugging for home rule, :>
, overwhelming majority of
; pie, congress can not nut",
ienore the issue. ?Fairbanks Nor
Ugh'.
W. VV. Boughtou bit* r>-cei\ed a con
slgomentof Marguerite Hava; a CUars.
If you warn a good sweet smoke cult,
for" thera.
Notion to Coal Coninm*>r-t
On and after Friday. Feb. Is*, we
shtll be unable to offer tii > public any
thing better than Run of Mine Welling
ton coal, and only a limited supicy at
that. There will be no more ^creetud
coal or selected lumps.
Skagway. Jan. 31, 1907
Notic? of Settlement of Final
In the Matter of the Estat ; of Jacob i
Bloom. Deceased.
Notice is terebv given thht r hf ad- j
ministrator has filed in the United i.
States Commissioner's ( our. a! ijkiig-ja
way. sitting in Probate his final ac- I J1
count as administrator of th* *tn:ve en- j
titled estate, and the courr has fiset' y
Friaay March 8, 907, at . a'cl. -k in th-* 1
i -ifternoon as the time of hearing Mid j >
;settling said account. Alt p-rsoi.s I
baviDg, therefore, acvihic? to sav why >
said account shoul not be a'.' tled and | ?
approved, are hereby notitied to nia->eU
their aopearance in said court, ?>? s rd J
day and date and hour and uiaie their ?
allegations in that ;'eb? f.
I Ediil K- rach, ?
Adiuiuistrator 7i
I Jan. 7 to March S 1S0T.
CAIMMOT IG*
SHAW vV JOHNSON
Account
V
NATLRE THIS VOL
A? Many a AIa?ka ^enddr Know* s
T o Well
When the kidneys are *ick, s
Nature tells yo-i all about i'. t
The urine is nature's calendar. 5
Infrequent or too frequent acion; 1
Any urinary trouoUsiellof kid ley i'ls.
Doan'sKidney Pills cure VI K d 1 y il's. j
W. C. Jobustoo. gardener, of 1021 '
Mill St., Salem, Ore?on, "I had U
the grip a year a?o this >
I believe it left me w ih i
plaint. At any rate. I
pains in the small f nr.
inj at ni^ht. In tbe ra i n.;
arose, I felt Ume au I
very easily and cftLti felt i :i nul. O^
cassionally, there wen- m
aches and dizzy spe'lsuc >f :?
were specks before my eye#. "
ney secretions were infrequeri
talned a sediment. The iaf 1
ed from Doan's Kidney Pills
great. I felt better a ter t!?
first box and I now feel in he: ter e t!
than for a long time. Every kidney
sufferer should oseDoan'sKidaeyPills. "
For sale by all dealer?. Price 50 , '
cents- Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N j
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name ? Dean's ? aD<l I j
take no other.
h K ATED AND LIGHTED
SY ITS OWN PLANT
FINE SAMPLE ROOM h
FOR DRUMMERS
White Pass Hole
P. DMcMilian Manager
Cargcst and best appointed hotel
in the Vukon
ICHOlCEsBAR STOCK
RATES MODERATE
l _
mhitelwse, V. Z. j
MOORES WHARF CO.
Terminua W. P. & Y. Route
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Drek
Warehouses "pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or ai n'^hu
All freight shipments destined s.?utl bound must be accompanied by a
MllPt'ER's Manifest (pipers can be obtained at the U. S. customs
office) and must be delivered before .i p m. No freight will be re
ce-ved od wharf after this hour.
BAGGAGE? Tolls will b? collected on Checked Baggage Onlt. No
charge for batfs and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to' th public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be ooeuedonly when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
REGULATIONS 1905
P. O. Box 1 75.
C. H. WYNN-JOHNSON, Gen'! Mpr
~ All kinds of Tinware .
it I I :na e and repaired. '
?Stc es repaired. Six
s - ? years experience.
3 Jrr. 1LZHL sing i
i_ i ?\ M1NC )VE, 'Phone 38
v> .y
st c!i r to A. .>k:i it - Cutnml sioti Office
?.fY*prtxmx>yvs
"ESTRALLY LOCATED / BEST ACCOMMODATIONS ?
|
New Home Restaurant |
Cbas. Peterson, Manager ft
Best 25 Cent Meals in/the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BKOADWAY S
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION ?
Ipplioation for AddMionnl Entry!
Under Section 2336 Revised Statutes
U S. Laud Office at Juneau. Alask,
October l, lOOfi.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that N.OKTII
KSTK NKISHERtES COMPANY. Assignee i
f Mary Belle Sackett, being entitled to the
etivUts of Section 2 ;C6 of the Rev'sed Staiutes
f :he United States ^ranting additional land
j soldiers aud sailors who served In the Wur of
lie Rebellion, does hereby apply t<> enter the
in J embraced in U. S. Survey no. tf'l. situated
t the bead and on the Northrrnly -dioreof Chil
? ot Inlet, Alaska, more particuiarlv described
s follows:
Bcu'innin; at a point at ordinary high water
mrk on Morth shore ot Chilkoot inlet, praoUe
? Alder i \ l x ; feet showing ? feet above gmind
ith x at eiTuer point and tnark? d ' B' tr. Cor.
1 s. " whence Smoke Stack ?-f
eon.ird's Cannery bears S. o'6 degrees ' 4O 1
linutes K. about miles. Point Keeean
eur-? S. *3 degrees >4 minutes E. ab??ut 4^
nl?-s. thence meandering high water mark j
hilkcot Intei. 1st course S 7* d?*tfre?-s m*? miu- j
te* W. ;.00 ehs. 2nd course North SO decrees!
? minutes \V 3.0Q chs. to a point from wnlrh
. K. <-i?r. rf main cannery buiidinv bear* s. |
kl^gn-es 1; mint. u s W 3rd c?urv. s. : j degrees
I minutes \V. A 00 chs. 4th course, S 6'.' decrees I
l minutes \v -i chs. sih course S ;7 ienr< es ^6
ii'?uus W. 3 o0 chs. t>t h course N ?2 degrees" 1
iinuie> W {.0? c s 10 Cor No 2 in .-rd'n:
itgh water mark from which Keejran Point I
ears So, 4- degrees 40 minute" K. ?i?out 1
liles. sm ke stuck of Leonard s rinnery bea
.39 degrees 24 iniruie> E, ab-*ut 3$$ milts I
henceN. ? decrees 0 minuo-sW 7.5n oh*. t? ? 1
: -r. N . 3 - Kiunite ?o?-k 20x6x8 in*, is Ins in |
round mark- d s. 651 for. x ?. 3. thence N.8
egree.-0 mlnut ^ E. 19, 43 oh*. to Cor. No. 4. ?? ?
ramte r ck mniKfl S. 6^4 Cor. No, \ j
hence S. 7 decrees u minutes E. ;.'M) chs. t? |
.or so.l, the place of beginning, A>eu ift.M
cres Magnetic variation hi all corners 31 de
reos 21 miuutes E As additional to her
rittin-tl homestead entry on the >? . H.?fSAV
nd Lot 4 of Sec. lo, T * p. 1X6 N. of R. 43 W, 5 h
' M Minnesota, which she entered August 16th
*73 her homestead No. -050 at Fergus Falls
tiinn.. F.C. 2i*M>.
Any and ?.i persons clnimfnp adversely any
1 ?rtion ??? theabove described tr?ct of land are
equired t" fle wi h the Register and Recei*" r
f the U. S. Land Office, ot Juneau. AlHi
heir i:dvtr.-e el -dm thereto nnder oa'h durj
ho lari .i if r>i M tailor, - r within " 0
?IF UN FS III
.>s?icn^'o ^
: uRbfy! n
I . R0YRL
I SteanvLaandry |
J. aJT Work~Guaranteed. Short a
{> V Orders Promptly
Done
MeMeDs\wiH call and deliver
Phono 79
Establishedl897
Phi! Abrahams
Reax Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY PUBLIC
i'i FOrTHTH AVE., SKAGWAY
IKnPaclfic Coast S.S. I
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PIONEER ALASKA LIFL.
SPEED. SAFETY. COMFCRT
Seattle, Puget Sound, San Francisco and Southern Ports
CARRYING U. S. MAIL
Steamers of This Company Leave 4
Cottage (iity ? Feb. 6
Ramona - Jan. 13
v^ia Vancouver
Bfiy Above Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice.
E. A. MURPHY Agent, Phone 5C
C. D. DUNANN, Gen- Pass. Agt
10 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.
The Alaska Steamship Co. ,
Carrying U. S. Mall and Alaska Pacific Express
Next Sailiner of the Fast Passeneer Steamer
DOLPHIN - Feb. 2
! JEFFERSON
P
; D ?I -H N h is been changed similar to
0.V- State rooms have but
WE gi7e the FASTEST
li I
? -ifht to chatig<; sailing date without uotice.
' ii K-.-u' er Without Additional i 'barge
< A. (lAhK'ILL, Phone 66
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icific Rv. Co.
STB V71KR
?; AMUR - j n, 30 Feb. 12 - 26
\G^SS BEATRICE Feb. 5- 19
V KaiJ'sit a{ 6 p. xa
J Direct to Vancouver and Victoria
Transferring to Seattle v.a rail or steamer w illici t extra ebaige
We ?ive quick service
For Information Write or Ai ply to
H.B. DUNN,
Agent Skagway
The White Pass & Yukon Rout*
TIME TABUE No- 13>
(Dally Exoept Sunday.)
Vo. 1. N Fomi
1st class.
8 30 a. ra
in 10 "
10 5) "
Li 15 I a.m
11 35 f
I 10 p m
3 05
Lea 763
Arrives
SKAGUAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
White Horse
Arrives
( eaves
i?8 1*?
Passengers must be at depots In livot to have '
ieckt:d. Inspection is stopped 30 minutes befori 'cavirp t'u t vl 'rur
150 pounds of baegape will be cht-rlrpr '?? t- <?"?! i-^t r' i?.
d 7?> imiind? half 'nr? r.loU **
Ttiroupli Line From
Skagway to Atlin, \V re
River points. The nr>\ r
reached 01 iy via V\ bite Hit?
Winter Ro
iir.d imenufd'a'e v?>kn>>
;ii)j Klmnc Mil ill,; Di-tiius are
V_J LCI
oe Service
Durin<r iht- w inter fcfsm ? 1 r ? ,n is . ? . : will crntiniip runrirg
between Skapway and Whlv LI rse. A thi -t u>.h il. il, F?i-s< : ger and Frt-U hire- vies
wi'l be maintained by a T.horo'Jiihly Equipped Stage Line. oeueen White
Horse and Dawson. ,
R' gular s'at'es, carrying mail, express at d p-is&t nj;t rs, leave 'w.'hite Horse fur D.iwson
and immediate points.
For Conrod City, located in tlie 1- ?-a 1 1 of th<- mwiy discovered a^d fabulously rich
quartz oamp of the Windy Arm District, take our da.ly trains to Caribou,
For information relative to pas?eEgei, freight and tel?rraphic rates, apply
to an? agent of the Company, or to:
J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Mngr. A. L. BERDOE, Gen. Mcgr. F S. WURZBACHER Gen. Agent
Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver. B. C. and Skaguay Alaska Skaguay, Ales a