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Attorneys
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Commissioner For Yukon Territorj
lo Take Affidavit*
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
,INES ALASKA
Deatteta
OR. L. S. KELLER .
DENTIST
Mo?t Hc<l?n Method*
Open ETanlnca
Office Hoars. Mi a m l-< p. m.
'uMkas building. Broadwa;
S-K^GtArAY^ - - ALASKA.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON ?. COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
Walker Bids., Seattle, Was*
fidt-rv bj mail or cahie will r>
> \t prompt aUeution Catalog-*
t request
SflwStc T racier*.
MISS K. G. Hi NOSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Teraia tor a Limited
Nuabtv o< Beginner?
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
A fine mild temperance drink U
the pure wholesome N*er made fron ,
the sparkling water* of Tumwut*: j
Kails, and the very best barley malt j
uiih just the right proportion of i
h u st grown hopa P.rewed as on j
ly the Olympia Brewing company cai j
brew. For sale at the Bow* o( Tradt
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B. M. BEHRENDS.B Hiker
Junr*u. - AUlk*
i OLDLST SANK IN ALASKA
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' ^ Firm.* And Individuals
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The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H." P. 6 EEMAft, Prop.
*? 4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream 2.
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It Pays to Get Printing That
? PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
t - out or toot vrork. Let J us 'quoce
you - show von > ;'" >s of stock, and do yourjwork
QUICKLY, WELL AND AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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alir Saihj Alaskan.
{modern woodmen
PROTEST AGAINST RATES.
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2J? ' Thous
ands ?f circulars have been Issued
by the Modern Woodmen Assembly.
Ltrg&nieed here Jan. 31, to fight agaln-j
>i the adoption of insurance rates
M the Modern Woodman oC America.
| The circulars ask all councils to Bond
delegates to & mass meeting to be
held here tomorrow, at which plans
win be made for fighting the so-call
>-d Mobile bill adopted by the organ
isation at the convention in Chicago
a short time ago.
STANDARD OIL WILL
GIVE US POOD.
! PITTSBl'RG, ra... Feb. 12? Scien
,mc r<???rcli, which has foe iis ob
4w Uw devclopnwnt of an addition
io the food supply sources erf the
! .w?-*d, is being carried on at the
j ?. ni*ersity o f l*ittsl?urg by means of
ii fund of cheated for this
purpose.
The commodity under the scrutiny
< the savants is crude petroleum,
j vnd the experts assert that they al
: eaUy have IVkhhI that there are
;<ropertie? in this product that have
nutritious edible qualities which,
when combined with others now in
common use, will form rahiable.
palatable additions to the daiv]
iienus of the household.
While secretive as to the details,
:>r. Robert K. imnoan, who is con
flicting the resrtirch, explains that
i' has been found the hydro-carbons
rf petroleum are amenable to trans
formation into fatty acids, which.
Mended with glycerine, form a new
foo.i.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
(Continued from page two. t
that time they too wv able to care
for themselves (Tom that time for
ward. It if also well know a to the
old residents of Alaska that the run
::ug season of deer commences In
'J>e latter part of October ami that
hv the first of December they have
!?ecome so reduced in flesh and
to*i*ti that Uiev are not desirable for
food, but on the other hand until
\Sxit the first of IVoember both deer
vi d goats are servfc-eable for food
purpose*.
\V? therefore recommend that the
open <ieaprvn be fmtn the first of Sep
tember to the first of l>eoember of
"ifccft year.
\\"e re<-ommonded that it be made
in law ful to sell or barter deer or
or the meat thereof at any
time.
We further recommended thai It be
made unlawful to kill the doe and
fawns of deer and the female* and
kids of geats at any time.
It is a fact well known to the
members of this Grand Jury who hav
l^e.l in Alaska for many years, that
after the vegetation has been nipped
bv the frosts In the fall, or H cor
? red by snow, the grouse and ptar
PREP. *ND ACCEPTED MASON*
Regular meetings of White Pw
UvUre No. 113. Free and \ eptcl
Masons, second and fourth Friday* of
each month, at 8 p m. sharp, at Me
soni." Uall. 225 Fourth avenue
Sojourning and visiting wnbt-r*
are ; ?qnested to meet with up
H. F. TAYLOR. Sec.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If
TAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protrading Pile6 In 6 to 14 days. 50c.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Citizens desiring to vote for can
didates for the "Common Council of
Skagway, Alaska, at the Municipal
Flection to be held April, 1912, must
regtetw. The registration books will
be open at the Town Hall from 7 to
9 o'clock every evening from March
4th to March 30, Inclusive.
D. McKay, Town Clerk
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF CERM.
Is ffce Oil; r???n>V War Of Harlan
An t (ftrth* Cnw.
if . . -?* a woman or a man witn lux
c -4 ti* r. you may be sure nel
tv dandruil la amou.it to anything
In nv ..?? every case where women and
I m'n I, \ ?- t?iin brittle hair, they owe It
-dmff. There are hundreds of prep
arations that "claim" to cure dandruff.
: ? .? hut N'ctrbro's Herplclde tell?
re-: that d'vn'TUfr is the result of a perm
><:-Towir !nt-> tbe scalp, and that per
n^rer.t cure of dandruff an4 Its conse
fa r.rd bildnpf. osn only
' hvi by ?; 'Hit the germ: and there Is v.
other prepar- tlon thnt will destrov t'ist
germ : t N'e* Src's TlerplHde "tv-'trc-.
I tk? "v-?e. sid you -remove the effe t "
Sold *?y leading -Imgjrists. 9?*nd Me. in
; stamns for s^rrp'e to The Herpicide Co^
Detroit. Vieh.
One dollar bottle* guaranteed.
tt'm Brttt, Special Agent, Skagway. ^
mi. ran live on the needles of the
sprnce tree# and their flesh becomc?
practicaHy unfit for food, therefore
we see iio reason why they should bfe
permitted to be killed after Ian nary
first. It is also a well known fact
that ducks, gwse, snipe and other
water and shore bird# In the lattor
part of the calendar year begin to
live upon the carcasses cX fish and
? heir flesh is practically unfit for hu
man consumption.
Therefore we recommend that It be
made unlawful to kill gramae, ptarmi
gan. ducks, gee-e and other water
and shore fowl from the first day ot
September.
We think that it will not be detri
mental to the preservation of the
same birds of Alaska if the law be
made more liberal than at present In
relation to the number of such birds
that one may have In his possession
at any one time. And such Increased
liberality will subserve the Interests
and convenience of people who live
in towns and are unable themselves
hv reason of theiir occupation. or
iherwtae. to hunt and kUl those
birds.
Therefore w-e reoommeffKl that the
?aw be chanced so as to permit a
p< -son to kill or have tn hi* poa
season as many as twenty -five game
birds of any one kind at one time.
The Alaska bear is not only de
structive to deer and otfier game ani
mals but Is an enemy to mankind,
lecause of the fact that the bear of
Maska are generally of a more
'rrocious nature than most of those
whose habitat is In other part* of
;he 1'nlted States, prospectors and
miners in many parts of Alaska are
?subjected to the danger of attack
.'r> in them. It is w^ell known fact
hat the bear of Kodiak Island have
become so bold by reason, of their in
ristse In numbers as to attack and
kill cattle and sheep close to the
settlements of the inhabitants. We
are positively of the opinion that
lie host Interests of the territory re
luire that there be no restrictions
whatever placed on the kllHng of bea
>f any kind. We also rt^-ommend
he removal of all restriction* on the
xport of their skins and trophies.
O ti'- Cain Han neighbor*, pay a boun
of fifteen dollars per pelt on
volves killed in Canada We believe
iiat this is a wise policy. Wolves
many parts of Southeastern A1
\-ka are beoomming a more serious
uenaoe to human safety and life
'han th> l>enr. They have been
nown to attack lone prospectors
in il miners and travelers in the hills
. n the last few years, and in many
,>ia?es they have increased in num
?ec to such an extent and are so
?rivl i- that it. has become positive
j f<v>lhardy for a man to venture
ilone into ttie hills; and. moreover,)
.he) rtre destructive of deer and
mall furbearing animals
For ill! -e reasons we utrongly rec
Minuend that a tiounty of not less
hnn ti i dollars per p?-3t be offered
*nd pa , I by t?ie governmen t for
,ol\e* killed In Alaska.
Ri i. , Inn << become very numorou
i nl are exceedingly destructive tOi
1 imal life, especially to deer and
"awns. .. its and kids, grouse, ptar
ui>ran. ?ater-fowi and shore birds
ind the small fur-bearing animals
<u<h as mink and martw. They do
not hesitate to attack the full grown
deer and goat, wbile the fawns and
kids fall an easy victim. Their meth
r>d Is to attack their prey in Uio
deep snow* and pecking out their
eyes and then killing them. Our re
maining fur-bearinp animals are be
ing exterminated by the eacles and
wolves.
We therefore recommend that a
bounty of fifty cents per bird be
paM by the covemment for all earfes
killed in Alaska.
We request tbat certified copies of
>>nr recommendations In .his report
relating to the proposed changes in
?he laws in regard to tbe fishing in
dustry and regarding came animals
and birds be sent by the Clerk of
this Court to the governor of Alaska,
to the delegate in congTes6 from Al
aska, to the Senate committee <*
territories, to the House committee
on territories, to the United States
attorney general and to Mr. John
X. Cobb of the United States Ash
commission.
We urge that a suitable fire-proof
safe or van It be placed In the fed
eral court house at Skagway for the
proper safe-keeping of many valuable
records and papers that are now
kept In the United States commis
sioner's office without any protection
whatever from fire.
We recommend that the Juneau
court house be provided with a safe
ty rail on the front steps and around
the wa?l between the building and
the bay. also that concrete steps be
constructed to replace the rickety
stairway lending to Oa.Hi mm Road.
We also recommend that the copy
of government records known as the
records and belonging to the Alaska
Guarantee and Abstract Co., which in
cludes copy of the words burned in
the Juneau court houtve fire, bo pur
chased, providing that they can be
procured at a reasonable price
It having come Co our attention
that the license laws of* Alaska are
bring <>on??U.ntJy evaded by Itinerant
peddler* of merchandise by rea^ es
tate sharks, salesmen of worthies?
bonds and stocks, agcnta ?rf irrespon
.-iible and fake insurance companies,
and by many others, it appears to
us that our governing etficfais are
not sufficiently rtgllait In collecting
license fe?. and we reoorrmwnd that
the laws in this respect be rigidly en
forced.
We further recommend that all
foreign corporations and companies,
whether doing business th couch rest
dent or itinerant agents be required
to comply strictly with said license
laws of Alaska.
We further recomm??nd that in all
future investigations an Kwistant
United States district attorney be ap
pointed to take down verbatim the
testimony given in the Grand Jury
room by the witnesses
We respectfully submtt tbH report
to the honorable Court and beg to be
excused from further doty.
Dated at .funeau. Alaska, this 16th
day of FV-brnary. 191 2.
?T LATIMER CRAY. Foreman.
WHY 50 .WFSK?
Kidney Troubles May be Snapping
Tour Lift Away. Aiaskan People
Hare Lesxnsd This Fact
When a healthy mas or wonian be
eins to run down without apparent
cause, becomes weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
dizzy spells and urinary disorders,
kidney weakness may be the cau*e
of It all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep you well. Doan's
Kidney Pills curs sick kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand further proof than the
following statement:
Mrs. F. H. Morsll, SI 8 Marion St.,
Seattle, Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
all my life and I had such severe
attacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I had headaches and
('Irry spells and In the mornine when
1 first rot up, I became so dizry
?hat I dared not attempt to walk
across the hall. Learning about
Doan's Kidney Pills I betan the r use
The contents of the first box helped
n.s so greatly that I continued taking
'hem and before long I w*? enilrsly
relisted of kidney complaint. I hare
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to
many of my friends and shall contin
us to do no." (Statement given D*
ember 17. 1907.)
RB-BNDORSEMKNT.
Mrs Morsll was Interview^ on J
February 1, 1910, and she added 'o
the above: "I have been In g*>o d
health sines I endorsed Doan's Kid
i;?r Pills In 1907. I take this rem
edy in the spring and fail and it
keeps me in good health,"
FW sale by all dealers Pries R?
rents FVietor.Milburn Co , Ptiffaio,
New York, sole asen's for the t'nitsd
StKvtes.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
tak>? no other.
For sale by all dealers Price SO
"ents Foster Mnbnrn On., Huffalo
Vew York, sole agents f?r the Unit
ed 8tates.
Remember the name- Dos n'? ? and
take no other.
The Table il llov dinner at the
Mullen Hon?e Is better than ever.
Why don't yon try II You sre wel
come. tf
LOCAL BRIEFS
skajwav weather report
Results of tb? obaervatiaa tak"J>
tt Moore's Wharf at mjdaig&t,
Feb 22, 1912, is ?? follows:
fYmp lime obaervai n .. .. 32 ab or*
\lai preceding i'4 hr? .. .. 43 aboy?
Mia. " 22 abora
.?an " " " 37 above
Barometer 29: 90. Ckwdy. b. wind.
iinEBioijmm kmi
TKMPPW *7r* *
STATIOXS Aire I .Mow
Caribou 10
White florae 4
raffish S
A tlln H
Lower Lebarffe,... ... 2
?lonuillnqua I'l
Bif Salmon
Viikixt CnnkMit/ 5
Selkirk .. *
Coffet < r?sK 12
Stewart Kit?: II
O/Hrie 1
l>itw*tn ... 12
Ckar and ralm weather reported
fr -m all points excepting AlUn. with
n?rtft wind, and Lower l>?Bar*e,
MootaJlnqiia and Big Salmon where
it I* (-lowly.
I.fTST ? Ret ween Haines and Fort
Reward, a nugget bracket. Finder
please reUirn to F. H. Morria, Haiww.
\laaka.
SEATTLE'S
Ijeadintf Popular Prirrrl Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Kurt't^an Plan
Ml ? ri n f y
Room*. Rtffii tly
FdrnSM
Mmpte Ffiofru
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ily trad* s??*v
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1 * . iM f fl 5* 91
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M?I ?f?T
MV. K??' l<ak? r?f frrtm RMKfH
? hit* to r*?nr'h B?t. ' nhm A Tike
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium j ?'??") Alaak*
1?*n, IniHti<)u? Mmlm.
AhtinHunc# of Wittr. B*?t of
Hot* I Aornmm<jr1ati?iti* ? ur
ni?hi*l (fcbinn fo* lUnt. ....
Kverllent Huntinir ?n<l Kinhintf
Motor Hoatlnjr ?n<l Mailing
G-wtfiit fi?HD .Inn*'*!!
malm ?? mi -month 1 7 vUtta. Id
WmMion and upon r?V'r,l
Dr. F. L. Godrlard, Prop.
. *t wfr; .??**:
Health Resort
ALASKA
Es'ahli? hed 1&-7 1 "leyhone 112 |
Pwl. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for t1 ** Dl* BUQU E OF IOWA ?n<i the t
W EvSTC 1 1 EST ER O F N E W Y< )RK.
- Assets over Four Million.
? NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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j. The Only Firfl CIam Hotel Opened Under New Manage- +
j, in Car cross ment +
j. HeadquarW** tor AtUn 3tu? Une. +
IHOTEL SCOTTl
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j. Scott * Schwanlekamp 4*
* Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers I
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.j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMOOI ATION8 FOR MU3HER8.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
* CARCROSS 0 0 YUKON TER. J
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