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TRAP SITES NOT
UPLAND OWNERS
judce Lysn* Interprets Lavs Covering
Alaska Fishirg Prope-ty. Dec s en
of G--*2t lmpcrt?p>ce to Cannc-y
Wer.
'utie&u. May 1'* ? In refus-ing to i5
- te a permanent injuin ti Mi on Keha f
of .la mo* T F*arrow, of !?rtlani.
? . States District Ju.lpe Th TOa?
H Lyons practl<*'.ly hfjds that the
o?-nership o* the upland Is useless so
far s> holdinc a trap site is concern
? ! The decision poes much far h. r
JiTT>it:nc The rights of upland own
? -- than any other de< islon ever ma i
a United States district co:irt ami
attracted a cood deal of attentl ti
-?> ? cannery nx>n here.
Three or four years a?.i Mr. I ar
v ? . -o;. from V X Rob?* ti
1 - rich; to a tract of 'and on Oha
!ani strait# two miles s<v:th of
Fur.'er ba> The land had been
- :r*eyed, she survey approved l>j the
ed State* (NVfmiHtt land offle .
a- payment forwaniel in soldiers
a !dt":oral homestead scrip. wh-n
<"ta;re Vlex inder set tip a f:sh trap
immediately in front of the property
1 was th ?> intention of Mr ltaTow
to move the i annery of <he TiU#ke
r*. U:i? txMtipany to this si'*," nr.:
when Alexander set ?tp his fish t ap.
Rwto* applied for an.) received a
temporary lestraininjs order. TM> has
? ow been dissolved and perroatit nt i
-.motion refused.
The court holds that the firs: i-o:i
- has a right to set up a fi-h t-a
? :ho?t tv card to the intentions if
?- owner of the upland
The trap site is orie of th- >
actable in Alaska, more than a
> ^itsand dollars" worth of kin. ?
?v. havinc been caught i:-. \i \:;
?r '? trap in a single hau'
WKiTE P^SS >MLL GIVE
?ntobval P*NCE TCVOR'TW
T Whit* AthV> ! <'? -b ? ? '
s. \o a-, inform*! dar.to s thr> >1
\-Ti to* : *ht.
Sv'-r.er orcb? >t h ? li t ?'
with thp
-j r 'x.lios who a'? p
!
ir.er. and Uie of po pi* ? i o
STT 1n ???. ojtjr *??* ?!nc tb- op, --. -
of !>a\ icaitOT:. this will bo ar. opp r
- jr.- i t r t-bV of dsn*
av. <v-? more C^M tvf
*?0;. v-Vi'hoT Jaots ill
rirc-e ?f Jnnoan. ?h.i !
\ r x with And
for jbo p?-?t ton days. tv
-r.v. to hor h'ime in t-b^ (i-vt'i ?
-. v on the City of Sot tie.
DOUBLE SERVICE i
HOUSE DRESSES j
FAST COLORS ?
$2,00 & $ 2.25
Kimonas
Negligees
Dressing Saques
In Silk
Crepe
and Cassimere
Prices from $1.50 to $12.50
H. J. LYNCH
U^-To-D?te H*t?r3asKer and Lac'iw Fwnl?h?r.
0. 5. PHYSICIAN
GATHERING DATA FOR REPORT
REQUESTED BY CONGRESSMEN
Exrmir.es 100 N?ti\es And Fi-d Only
12 With Indications of Tucercuto; j -. .
Diseased Ccnd'tior? Attributed t:. ,
Other C?ufes.
\Y (J. PeaUie. superintend, nt ?f
srovernment schools in \laska. a ?
companies by Pr Kmil Kruli-h, of
the I'. S. Public Health and Ma'ino
Hospital service. armed in Ska:
u.i> on the City of Seattle from -tun -
eau ami loft this morning for l!?inr-s
on the (Jeor.-ia
Supt IMttio is niere'y ae ins a*
? -i >rt f >r l>r K-ulish, who is mak
ing an exhaustive inspection ??f t h?
. \
ii?e in the rej>ort whi<h his dotarl
niont has been requested to furnish
thp covemmont a; the noxt so s|on
of Oossrp*s
Pur.ns the i?a l >:x v. . ok s Pi'
Krul -h has In- ?? in Sitka and vMli
itv. ami during that time ho has ex
amined ox or 4<H* Indian?. and ma lt*
extorsive not.* for his rep >r(. He
? 1 eo from Uaino? to K'u<knan.
whore bo will o^ntinr. hi- exuuina
' ion* f?>r 'ho samo purpose
When so. n b> a represent*! i> p of
this pappt Or Kru'ish sta el that
vp found tw'lvp Natives out of the
, ).i )-c jni examined ha 1 tui erm'oss
'?id that a crwu ma;:' ?h wye sup
p .-e-l to bo afflicted wi ll tubercular
trouble. wore roallv gvphi] tii . nio-t
of whi?h was hereditary
It was iho intention of his do
i
start the use of -alv;i-?.an. ? ? ?"*?? ? ani
to make an eft. rt to pt;t a l Natix.s
< .T.ioted w -h t! ? di-' : o in the bo
?
ill be adns
'a- ti sn s|
V in- i
f r
?in; :h<^
the e- d
Suj t Pea ?? !i V in KI i kwan
pardcii w i h t ro>s d lay. d
i n account of holdin . in tho appr -
nriat-ion of tho fin's twve-sary for
the work and wh h Mr Poatt'e his
but recently been informed 1 y cable
"iat the department had allowed.
?
thirtv to forty-five day
LINER V-'KE* PRY- TRIP.
New York. M?v 2" -We r.ls of a I
kinds have been claimed by st am
ships com In* int? port. but. n~>nO|
more strange *l;an the b aft of tho
Columbia, of the Anchor lino, which j
has Just completed a trip from <51?s |
cow wlthou' having sold a drink dur '
ing the entire voyage. There was
flentv to drink on board, but a:l the
passencers w ore total abstainers.
WILLIAM BRITT BUYS DRUG
STORE IN CAPITOL CITY
The New Pharmacy Merely an Indi
cation of Skagway's Popular Drug
gists Faith in The Northland.
W. E. Britt. a pioneer dru^lst of
Skapway, last evening made the pur
cha.-*? of the Purity Pharmacy in this
city The now owner will take an in
voice at an early date and take per
sonal charse of the business. The
deal was close 3 by Messrs. Ounnlso.n.1
Kennedy, shatturk & Oaro, trjstoes
for the creditors of the pharmacy
V Britt informs the Dispatch that j
as soon as he can close up Important I
and urpent business In Skajfway, he
will return to Juneau tj personally |
jnanace the Ju'ieau store, restocking
'be same and making it one of the
best stocked drug stores In the north.
Mr. lVrltt has been among the enter- 1
prisinc business mp?n of Ska:wav and
is a druceist of reor>jjnizo<l ahil-j
tv His Juneau venture is welcomed I
by a laree ilrcle of Juneau friends
and his success here seems assured j
? -.Juneau Dispatch.
MORK TO POI.MIW.
While It was kiown that Mr. Brltt
onteinplated put Unit In a bran<h
v- .re either In Juneau or Ketchikan,
le was not sure which It wonld l'e.
and ilid not wish to make a state- '
lUr-nt before he left
Today when qu< iition. d re . aiding the )
nbote article Mr. Britt stated that i
it was not his intention to leave!
Skapway. but that he merely Intend-'
ed to have the two stores. He said |
that he would po to Juneau about the I
first of July for the purpose of put- J
ting the new pla-?? in proper condi '
lion, and th.it he aould probably stay
there for a month or two, or until
such a time as he had It in pcTfel
shape
While the new ||a"o In the <apitol
i it y is in a mod"] location f">r a
drup store, and the store and fix
tuns are rood. Mr Britt said that
'h? stock had been allowed to run
dawn, arid that it. was his Intention
put in a thorouchlv up to da'e
o< k. and everything that ffOes wlh
a well appointed pharmac v
HILLIS GIVES EXHIBITION
SHOOT ON RIVER BANK;
\Y A Hillis, repre-'entiim the!
Kerning ton Arms company And the I"
M C. company Wt for Whftehorse
today.
In the exhibition of shcottn* whb h
Mr Hillis cave yesterday afternoon
ho demonstrate! that hp was per- J
fectl> familiar witJi his shooting irons
and did some very pood work.
After he had demonstrated his
marksmanship, Mr. Hillis invited al
fr?w of the shot ctin devotees to try j
t h ? ? ; r hands at the pigeons, and wftlle j
he held his end oi the contest. Post, j
master Kindell run him a el ?o se' ?
ond
Mr. Hillis will return to Carrrow
whore he will she an exhibition af
tev whi h he will return to While
horse. and then on down the river,
and o.it by the way of Nome, stop
ping off at Yalde? ?nd Cordova en
route to Seattle
A K. Small and wife of Seattle,
were round trip piui -oncers on the
City of Seattle.
COOKIES I
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\X e earn- nothing but the very highest grade of Cookies, +
Biscuits and Crackers. *
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^ ou can feel perfectly sure when ordering either bulk
or package goods from us that you will get shictly fresh
and wholesome goods. +
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY FOR VARIETY *
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of package goods and then come in and sample them. ^
\\ e like to have you call and look ovet our stock ? +
dont be afraid of taking our time, We are here to *
Serve ^ ou. .
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P.H.GANTY, Grocer:
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GANG PLANK
COLLAPSES
60 PASSENGERS PLUNGED
INTO WATER BENEATH
Four Drcwn Before Help Can Rs*:h
Them. Merry Crowd of Plea:?rj
Seeker* Were Re'urn^nj From
Sunday Trip to Tacoma.
Seattle, Wash.. May 20 ? Wh1> the!
passengers from Tar inn were pour
ing off the Steamer F.yer, after she
had docked at the Colman do< K yes
terday afternoon, the gan? p ank
collapsed, and sixty human beln:s
were precipitated Into the water of
the bay.
Th?? ifreatcst confusion en?ue1. and
as the apace between the ship and
the dock was very narrow, it was
almost Impossible for the p-opje In
the water to swim.
Iloats mere lowered and ropes and
life preservers wore thrown In'o tt >?
struggling ma*s of men, worn, n ard
children, and before as-<l?'anre could
reach them all. four were drownrsl
FIRE THREATENED LOSS OF
TIMBER ON MOUNT DEWEV
There ha* been quit? a <er on*
forest fire ra*ing in the vicinity of
l^ako Dewey for th? la?t two days. j
and had it not been f~r the prompt
action of Charles Nye in pntt|n< hi?
men. who have hwn working ?n the
Home Power Water improvement# a*
work. th?* titnlvT on fhf whole we-t
Mde of Mount Dewey would h* e
been in dancer of hurnin; off
The fire was started Saturday e-.?*n
ing by a party of picnickers who pre
pared their lunch near the shor*?* cf
Dewey, and were < areless in
tearing the fire burning when th'y
left
Mr Nye states that he has in the
neighborhood of 3<>'> ?.ords of wood
piled up near the dam and at time*
it *?? in danger cf beinz on'umel
this afternoon he report* the
fire under control, an 1 expect? by
night to have it entirely cut
Judge Royal A Ounnison an I Max
tor Royal A. jr., wen? round trip pas
sengers from Juneau on the City of
Settle yesterday. Jud.e s<- . r?me
up on legal business in connection
with the transportation company in
dictments
RICH PAY STRUCK
ON THE KOYUKUK
Ten thousand dollars In r ar*?
<old was obtains from an ana of
bedrock 10 fe?t square on 2 ay?ve.
Hammond liver. says the1 Fairbanks
Tim**. In 'he Koyuknk. arowdlnjt to
?John Ivirson. who reached town yea
Wday n Kirn In* from the upprr ramp
I.ar*on left for Fairbanks orer tha
trail on April I. trav*||n? in company
with the mafl rarrier. The rl'h find
was ma;!? by Harry Ow?n, Judee
Howard ami Ja^k Tobtn. |aym?n on
the Hastings ground. on whi h the
tlch discovery was made la^t fall.
The depth to bedrock on the rfctim
Is m M. and as the find of the
men will indicate, the pay In very
spotted
I^arwn has been In tha n'^'Jw'n
diorinsrs for two vpB's th* last. r.f
whkh has ^en *pent In ir>M-*?*>klnif
on Blrrh rrwk, a tributary t/> the
oast fork of WiM river H? has not
fonnd the elusiv** streak although
sood prospect* wpro panned from th?
dirt at the bottom of a ?o-frjo? ho!*
fhat he put to bedrock this winter
with wood fires Ho intends to re
turn tJwre with a small portable boil
er after the opening of navigation
and continue his search
Ihit little ba? b?<>n don?? on the
Tr-ek this winter. ao I .a1"* >n *dvtse*
men s??klng work not to an ther
Por the prospector It l? a ?ood
field, though
MILLIONAIRE TRAMPS
FIGHT SEA CAPTAIN
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar
millionaire tramp* who |rft h<-r?
sev rraj n ?-eks *?t> on a trip around
tlio n-orld. came to ?ri??f be* *?>*n
this port and Hwnotal*. according "?
advices here rest??rd?r The mi'
lionaire tramp* are Oot,i? P Lit
'W?. A R I>ipont and Sidney R
Francis, the last hetn* the * n ff
the former Governor of Missouri
They are all coflesre men
After traveling to this city fioni
L<ns An*(>l(? in boxcar*. the tr !?*?
sijrned as able seamen on the four
masted schooner Edward S?HI,
bound for Philadelphia, via Cap*
Horn, with a car<p> of ?u?ar On fhe
second day out, the skipper pi pod all
hands on deck to handle some can
vas The colieglna* responded. but
Little en*a***5 in an ar*umer,t wKh
Captain Quick, whereupon the skip
per Is saM to hare used regular sea
tactics In suMutn* the mutineers
Little, who is an attorney, *erur?d
his discharee at Honolulu, and is
raid to have liroueht suit against the
'aptain for $30,000
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