OFFICIAL CITY PAPKR L S. KRLLKR. Pwbltahe
AUmuteti as ?*vv<d.: class mail siaUer Jalf.S. at ihe Foat?fBc* ai Ska?* *v
Copy far ctunfe erf adr*r;werrie?t? must be in by I o'clock p ua. to insure
lasortioc same >l*y %F A <2 rental n? rates on app;>?*t>oo
Tbe DaUy Ajasiaa cia^p?s {or ai. pubUcaUoaa not aoikitod, which io
cis?i*a *3 ooUcva, other Utan charc a?? or cfeaiitable ?ooetie?
S.bacnpOua Kaiea l'fcree uiootbs by mail .. .. .. ..3.2$
Os? mo&U by ataU A , nx n>onU? by mail i.'e-O
Jm moat* bj carrier I * Om rear by mail .. .. J .00
SllSCU^nOKS AND ADVKRTlSK . NTS RECEIVED BT:
ileaiutl Neva Co . . tt'h-t- -horae. T. T. K. U PlUmac AUla, B. C
a. W. JUooa Oarcrosa, T T. Keller IVag Qa .. .. Halne*. Alaska
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The SVMlorial inquiry into the
Titanic disaster has brought quick
results Shipping corporations ii
this cvvuntrr have readil* rNaoniiM
to the mirations embodied in the
tacts which that inquiry disclre?e\i
acd the one gvneral result is that
on steamship lines along both the
Atlantic and r.iii ic coasts there
is iTiiWffiit in the equipment
and tte ser\iop which turn's to pro
tect passengers n ? .1*0 of accident
at ?<>>
We hare on this ?x>?s? the ev
amplc of the Harriraan ships in pro
tiding a full equipment of lifeboats
to acooamodate the entire ship s
complement of passengers and crew
and no? we get ihe ne*s from the
Atlantic seaboard that all the coast
lines, including thcsp running from
\ea iori to StTUMk. to Ke> 1
Wr*t, to Cuba and act\?8 the Gult
of Mexico are to carry two wireless
operators instead of one as has
hitherto been the custom There :s
nothing said of 1 in peasod lifeboat
equipment on these Atlantic lines,
but it is fair to assume that the
suggestion in this regard will be
he??d?si a* well as the other
l-ater results of tho sSonate in
quiry will probable be the enact
ment of Federal la? which will com
pel ships of American rcgistrx to
maintain sailing (twililliMis of the
utmost and approved precaution It
is highly gratifying, nevert hoicss. to
not* that American steamship con
panics a-e. in a measure, forest a I i
injt the BfctMitv for such aciion
Portland T -Icgrans
Owing to the fa?t that the (?Mf
office * ;>i be closed iMHwro* .
Thursda* . on account of it bring
Memorial l"*a> . or IV. oration l>*y. ;S
:t is more cotninonl* known, t here
will bo no issue of this paper
t.Kl \ V MH lkH l>OlN?.>
\t row ik i.*h\w;k
Low Ut>*rc?, May 11 ? What
was rrobably on* of the most bril
liant and fashionable affairs frw
' happened' in the southern part of
\ ukon occurred here last eveninc
It was the grand ball and banquet
(riven by the prominent residents of
this flourishing city and the most
generous officials of the steamers
her* awaiting the movements of the,
Ice.
All the prominent natives along
1-aba-ge and their beautiful wives
and daughters, dressed in real laco
trimmed blankets, mere present.
rrominent among the cuests were
Superintendent Zirf of the X 0
Oapt Gray. Captain Harry Young.
Capt Sid Barring ton and others
Hill Barringtou atsd the most beau
tiful IjihaTTe lady to- the prire
for the best dressed and most
graceful dancers The spread at
Mayor Walkers residence was the
most elabon-te affair that ever "oe
? urr?s1 in Southern Yukon Stroller
wired lemons for the entertainment
Jay See Pra
The Right Rev 1 O Stringer
has appointed the Von Archdeacon
Oanbam. Carrross. Y T . Bishop's
Commissary All question relating
to the Yukon Diocese are to be re- ;
ferred to the Archdeacon during the
Bishop's absence 2- 1
Wanted ? Man to assist in milk-,
ins doing chores around ranch
Apply Sunnyside l>airy A J Bak
er. Proprietor.
Pelicioae Ice C^esai aad ice
CTMUS fodv Titt s?ricCy p?re f-ni*
Jalcws a?i crushed fruits a: the
Vienna Cafe, Kwriw, between
Fifth sad Sixth Av?. tf
Heory fY*4?s<hftl Phone TV Quick
4e0iv?cT Bacssge and expressing on
abort notice. dsy or night
NEARfflP
<
? PLACES
Herbert Tosier, superiutendeut of
the l*rimrose Mining Company, and
H V Hoben. of Hoben tk Davis, de
part oil on the auto this rooming, en
route to Lake Kenai. They go to
determine the approximate cost of
transferring a stamp mill and equip
ment. no* at the lake, to the com
pany's property on Porcupine creek
The company has taken over the
Rice interest in the Schoonovor
property, and plan the installation
of a mill as soon as possible - -Sew -
ard Gateway
Rex Raymond Robbins. the first
minister at the Nome gold camp,
and well known to the former
Non.eites here, is now one of the '
leading speakers in the noted for
ward movement, a religious cam
paign being conducted throughout
the I'nited States Robbing has
evolved into an eloquent orator
While in San Krancisoo Judge Mil-,
dreth went to hear him. and so
vast was the crowd that sought in
gress to the hall that it was neces
sary to go a couple of hours early
in order to gain admission People
fell over themselves, to use a figure
of speo? h. to pay $3 to attend a
banquet at w htoh Robbins was the
prin. ip.il speaker FT*
Montague Island, off the coast
.?i \laska. is practically unlnhabit
<d and is seldom visited by white
men V few years ago Charles
Sheldon *e:n there and he describes
:n the June Scribner his hunting for
the big bears of the Island. Mr
?-holdon ha* spent at various times
more than five years hunting in Al
ska and h's book The Wilderness
of the t'pper Yukon" is a remark
able record of adventure and natura
>istory
. . storied of the Xorth Countr*
*hioh Marv Svnon has been con
tributing .o Scribner's, have to do
with Rail ilead. or as the engineer
t>ays "The end of Steel." on the
right-of-way on the new Canadian
Grand Trunk Pacific Road . The
type of adventurous engineer# who
are always to be found in these
plac? is excellently depicted in
these moviig tales In the June
Number ?i!l be "Cobalt Bloom,"
the story of a great discovery.
G \ nj Man Credit.
"I don't n';otc atiy man is really
good." sir - "Wlien you find one
w ho d.>e?' ' .. > w rong it W because he
Is nfrsid "
"OU. i; i ; w::; ? Ns ;i\jse tbey are
friend, who was
' ? > '? . :i it is Iwvause
" < lii :ig."> Re
MOO RE'S M HARF CO
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route.
All S'lithbouudSteamens Arrive and IVj>art From Tlii.- Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
Warehouse? open for delivery of merchandise from S a m. to 5 p. m.
FVrit babies ONLY delivered oo Sunday or at night,
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers can be obtained at the U. S. cus- j
toms office) and must be delivered before 5 p m. No freight will be ;
received on the wharf after this hour.
BAGGAE? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY. :
No charge for bays and grips when unchecked.
The wbarf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is nearing j
dock and will be opened when passengers have disembarked.
W harfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P O. Bo* 175. E. J. SHAW, General Mpnape'.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
T1MK TAB1.K NO. 2?.
< Daily Except Sunday >
1 \". Bi>n?il
1st class
Xo
P:SO a. m. l.eaves SKAGl'AY Arrives
t p. m. " WHITK PASS Leaves
12:4.% " " IAKJ CABIN
1:40 ** " BKXXETT
SSO " " CARIBOU
.V .VI Arrives WHTTKHOKSK Leavps
Passengers must be at depots In time to have Baggage inspected
and checked. Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of
trains
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full fare
ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket
. 2 S. Boiin<l
1st class
4;.V) p. m.
S:0S "
2:20
t : 45
1 1 : to a. ni.
0:90 "
Sure and Instant Death
te Army Worm*. Flie?. Moth*. Miller*, Flfti, RmcHh, Bed Buffi, Moo
qoitors. CitrtpilUn, Ant?. Plant Uff umi nil plant dcitroyirg ineect*.
Um California Infect Powder freely nnd theae pe?t? will be quickly
exterminated. For aale by
WILLIAM BRITT
THE DRUGGIST
i
norXIURY SlRYKY PARTY
1A>SK THIRT\ HORSKS
Ham-son, May 17 ? Advices mere
j received by wire today that J. IV
Craig, in charge of the Canadian
boundary surrey party, and Thomas
Riggs. head of the American boun
dary party, are on the White Pass
j launch Pelican, due here tonight.
! The Pelican was brought over La
; barge, and has come down all the
may from Lower 1 -a barge with her
om n pom-er. She has a mail m hich i
she has brought from I.aharge and
the delayed stage mail m hich she
pk-keti up at Peily.
The men for the boundary party
' and the freight and horses are ex
pected to arrive on the Canadian
A scorn- left Five Fingers yesterday
afternoon, and at last reports had*
iiot reached Selkirk It is said to
be on a bar It is understood 30
of the boundary horses which win
tered on the upper White starved to
iVath this winter because of short
age of pea vines on some of the
bars A hundred and eighty horses
mere taken there last fall All be
long to the government
|mprovem?r t.
Optimistic Wife I think <o<?k 1m
proving don't you* Husband? Why.
'at dinner tonight everything but the
Mack coffee was horrible Optimist!.*
Wife? I know t lint Hut usually that *
bad too - Life.
Pound Her llnm? ltd
Glbb* Mr ntfr oxplorod my jyvkoN
lust niclit IMM>? How <1lil sh.? ?'oin?
ont? GIM? -Vii *'! rxpliTct* shooli
Sho ncnulrcl onotteh nwtwln! fr* n lro
turv H"<toT> Tran^or! t
ForThrer Long Yc ? Suffered Great
Deal. Cuticura S ^ 1 nid Ointment
Brought Marvt'ors Results. In
Few Weeks C Completely,
"T wne foublrd i
ywirv Mt furr ?*? th<
t>M .1 i.ni.?ed rr.^al
mffmnc
lnnf
affect o?l.
? lo? ..f
At firvi - appo.irwl r?l,
1
miff' rril a ctxl
Matf of prri>'"Ti'y ?hrn
ir be re before ;l f public.
V< I
| rwtiodie* hut th<-v failed <wm
l\l pletoly, 1 thought i>f ciring
up *h<"n nothing would h'lp, hul ?onx-thin*
toM ror to try the ("uiicura Soap anil oint
ment 1 wnl for a Cuticura Booklet *liirh I
road carefully. Then 1 bought ?om* Cutkur*
f?->ap anil ' ' ntr.ient ami ! y folio* in* the
direction* 1 ?a? relieved In a few days. I
used Cuttcura Soap for nnhinc my fa<-c,
and applied tt.< iiitk-iira (iintmmi morning
and eTcninr. Tht? treatment brouel i mar
relou* wilt* ?o I continued with 11 ! >t a
few week* and wa* cured completely. I rati
truthfully say that the Cuticura Remoilie*
arr not on'j ill, Hut more than tf? \ claira
to be." (Signed* Hauni'l. H?l w. jjiti
ria.-r, Chiraj.-o . . . May ."h, mu.
Vor men than n ccncratton Cuticura nerr?
edie? h?vr affonlcd the moot economical
treatment < tton? of t An il l ?caip.
A <"* .ke of Cutk ura Soap (Mc . ami a bo* of
Cutlcur* iV' : it "A- . often ?i!fflcl.rt.
Altho >c,i * ' nuirtmut t'ie world, a liN-ral
?ample of . .. tti it p. t>ook on tin --kin,
will 1* irnt I o.i application to Totter
Drue w- i .. n. iv>, lA pi. 2SA. liosion.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
l'ebbleford and Gibson, Rye. Bu$
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pa'e Rate
ler Beer at tho Board of Trade.
BAKERY GOODS.
Broad ? all kinds ? fre li from tie
oven, rakes and pies, cookies and
doughnuts. In fact a first ola-^s line of
bakery poods will be found at the
Vienna I bakery, Broadway, between
Fifth and Sixth A venue*. tf
N -ne better tnc purer than Glb*on
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot, tf.
FROPE8S'ONAL CAR OS.
Attorney*
GUNNISON & MARSHALL
Attorney-At-i^aw
P O. Ho* F Juneau. A)s.sl.-?
H. B. LE FEVRE
ATTORNKY-AT LAW
c'cniatissioncr For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidil\iti?
K*jk?V. \ia*k?
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES ALASKA
DroUlti.
DR. L . 8. KELLER
DENTIST
Moat Modern Method*
Open Ev#nln**
Cfflre Hour*: ?12 * m I 6 p. in.
Aii.okan linllii'.ng, llros ilwaj
Sn AG A' AV, . . ALASKA.
iMutal Supi'li-e
fcs. F. PATTERSON A COMPANY j
? Uealera Id ?
DENTAL 8UPPLIES
229 Walker Nldg.. Seattle, Wash
Oidors by iraJI or cablo will r?
*s\e prompt attention (.'Atal')|(ii?
?i r<>qiieei
Munlft Teaohars.
MISS M. G. HINOSHAW
Twaeher of
PIANO PORTE
SpedaJ T?>rn<s frv * 1. rnil? .'
NumbT <?f lU'plnn?--'
EIGHTH AVK. ANO MAIN 3T
1 1 V -?
p
J?TRA'
wrlrn V S #n:
FW ' t'.nn Mm Baj J
T'r. r*. T'n*?. S k.. am- Us <ior?'
S-" ILS ?
FROM 8KAGWAY
MAY 2, 8, 14, 20 and 26.
ar 3:0C <?. ki
? ' i tj<s s'trnv \: r j ? *
STEAMERS FOR
Seattle, Tacoma
\o1 Victorit, v?8e?rrgf, Aaworwi, FMKnjfvum
AJ> " -Xi"' f.rrrmx, OVmp*, Port Towwml, SootH
V&S&/ R?!iri^i?T>, Conk*. SmU Barbara, Meoco
San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDRTVS, G A. P. D. C D. DUNANN, P. T. M.
1 13 Jane* St,
112 S?, San Fnorwrr
P to rKniif* H*w 5ch*<l?fe
NEXT RAILINGS WILL BE
City of Seattle May 7-19-31
June 12-24, July 6-18-30
Spokane April 19 May 1 13 25 June 6
State of California July 12 24
F RANK II . I 'OLD. Agent, 2nd <fe Brovlway. Hkagw,iy I
Alaska Steamship
Company
CARRYING U. 8. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPREM
Next Milinjr of ?>? fut p**wi??r
Jefferson, - - May 3, 15, 27
Dolphin, - - May 9, 21
Company r<wrTT?w tb? rl*ht to chu|> ?wJl!r* d*U? without nott?*
TELEPHONE NO. M. C. B. QUPTILL. AGENT.
?b? isri' T '
tfl
0
Sailings From 5Ka^way
Fnmoun Sfeameri
PRINCESS MAY
PRINCESS ROYAL
or PRINCESS SOPHIA
WILL LEAVE 3KAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY
; JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
T|hj?fl n i'!"
Vancouver. Victoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert jj
F. F W. tOWLE, Agwnt
f f : ;rT-'
teamship tiumboldt
Will Sail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
JUNE 1
Sailing da> aubj^ct to chunjre without notlr*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
Soatti# Offlc?: For ttckeU and rate* apply on board
7 IC ahfp.
K
E WHITE PASS I YUK
?>u\e \o
\\\e 5u\mor
D'vredCowvedvow
*3\vtouq\v WcKete
For Atlin, Whitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
IT Train Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Between SKAGUAY and WHITE
HORSE. Train Service Monday. Wednesday and Friday Between WHITEHORSE and
SKAGUAY.
Carrying Passengers. BapRape, Mail and Express. Connecting With Finely Appointed
Lnke and River Stoamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Baggage bonded through. Direct telegraphic service to all points in Alaska. Canada <fc U. S.
Write for Descriptive Literature and Summer Excursion Rates
TP, AFFIC DEPARTMENT,
Vancouver, R C.
0. 1. OiCKESON. PfiESIOEKT.
Vancouver, R. C., and Skaguay, Alaska.
C. W. CASH, TOURIST 167.
Sfeaeuay, Alaska.