THE DAILY "2?ir ALASKAN
CITV QFPICIHL PHPER ,
IX. SKAGWAY. 1LA.SK.A SATURDAY MARCH, 10 1WC
DIG UP
^Yashins: ouiau!* R iise Money
For J ps
?ci?l Dispatch to Diily A1 skan.)
.'^hington, March 10 ? The contri- j
ion of the people of Washington
9 to the' Japanese sufferers from
ne amounts to $4,500 in money and
ns of flour It is expected that
i_vet will be raised.
MAY BUILD
Riiiht of W ij Granted lor
Rulroad
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
j Washington, Marc'* 10 ? A right of
way has been granted the Alaska Cop
per Company to construct a railroad
within the Alexander Archipelago For
est Reserve, which includes many of
the is'ands of Southeastern Alaska.
I <UKM9ISMB
HARRISONS'
'Phones No- 4 and 55
This:
WEEK'S
=Bargains=
Axiniuster 5>xl2 Art Square $35.00 for $28 00
Smiths Moquette 9x12 Art Square $35 for $28.00
Passaic Velvet 9x12 Art Square $32.50 for $26 50
Roxbury 9x12 Art Square ?28.50 for $23-50
Empire Tapestry 9x12 Art Square $20 for $17.50
Imperial Smyrna 9x12 Art Square $23 for $23-50
Imperial Smyrna 5xS Art Square $11.50 for $ 9.00
Small Rugs worth $1.50 to $7.50 now $1.15 to $5.75
Yard Carpet?: worth $1.00 to ?1.85 a yard this week
at 85c to $1 50 a yard
Mattings. 3oc to 90c a yard, this week, your choice of
10 patterns, at 22 l-2c to 65c a yard
rAAl| n /v|lr? of wallpaper, to go at a song,
JUUU KUII^ aud I'll sing the song myself
Applique Borders $2.50 now $1.00 a roll
Ingrain Ceilings, 50c now 25c a roll
Embossed and Gilt papers for hall, parlor, bedroom
and dining room, sold elsewhere from 25c to $1.00
a roll, now 10c to 40c a roll
\V e carry all grades of houselining. family
paints, varnisli, stains- oils- lead,- glass,
mouldmes- etc.
TO OUR WHirEHOR'E tV?TOH?RS Thl, cut will s .ve yon ih?
duty and fralEht.
Clothes may not make the man
But one of our HART I
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10
to $40.
Copyright 1905 by
Hart Schaffher 6* Marx
f fi. (Zlayson & Co.
THE ONE PRICE C R
LAGKST CLOTHING AND FCRMHtNO t,J||.|V a?(J KfCdWaV
GOODS HOUSE IX ALL OF ALASKA. f VHI V??W??y
iO. Hoggatt Gets Governorship
[Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan."]
Washington- March 10? President Roosevelt, this atternoon, appointed W B Hoggatt,
| of Juneau, to bo governor of Alaska
VICfOR I. ilAHN SLCfcttDS
! J. P. ROGERS
j Division Engineer Victor I. hahn
will be the new auperintendent of the
White Pass & Yukon Route, anil lie
will take chargi of the duties of the
i office March 15.
| The retirement of Mr. Ropers, from
active duties, March 15.next Thursday,
instead of April 1st, the date upon j
which his resignation will become i
effective, is at his request and to en
able him to get south earlier than he |
previously thought wou!d be required.
For the time being Mr. H&hn will
perform the duties of division engineer
as well as those of superintendent.
Tee new superintendent has beenl
connected with the White Pass &
Yukon route longer th?n any on- now j
[in the service of that company. He
arrived here in Mar, 1898, and was en
laced with the engineer ng staff during
the days of construction. Be succeeded
Alfred Williams as division engineer.
Mr. Hahn is one of the most popular
men connected with the White Pass
and one of o'jr best liked citizens His
promotion will give great satisfaction
to bis associates in the operating de
partment of tbe railroad and to m nr
friends in Skagway, Whitrhors* and
vicinitv and elsewhere in a 1 the walks
of life. He is a very competent en-;
?ine?r and knows the White Pass rail*
road from one end to the other,
Mr and Mrs. expect to leave Sk?g- j
way on the next trips of the UumboTdt,
March. 23.
WILL STAY
Fort Djyis Garrisou Not To
Bu Moved
[Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.]
Washington, March 10 ? The plan of
the general staff to abandon Port Davis
at Nome and to transfer the garrison
from that place to Port William H.
Sewarl, at Haines Mission, Alaska,
will not be carried out. Secretary
Taft has intervened. He bel eves it
would be unwise to abandon such an
important station and to remove the
garrison at the present time.
Principal Barbsr ahop L?d<
The Principal Barbershop and Bath*
is tne leading tnnsorial establishment
it. Alaska. hvervthing in all the de
partments is strictly modern. The
baths are first class in all respects.
Puck Train Alvap Lead*
The Pack Train saloon always leads,
ft carries only the best brands uf whis
<ies, wines, beers and all the other
.roods to be had at a first-cla's gentle
nen's resort
Oyatsr Cocbtnlls at Pack Train
The very best fresh oyster cocktails
in the city are served at the Pack
Train Saloon. if
The Pack Train Kestaurantr will
serve wine with dinner orders, free, in
place of tea or <*offee. Come on boys
Plow's Cardy, th est made, for sale
at the Bess Bakery tf
Earl .t Wilson ooilars and cuffs a
Clavson's
ONE MORE
Another Al**k? Ro d M ?s
lire Proposed in Congress
(Special Dispatch to Paily Alaskan
Washington. March 10? Represent a
tire Hamilton, o! Michigan. cfiairrr.an
of :he house committee on territories,
has introduced a bill providing f?r ?
! roconnaissince and preliminary surrey
for a mail acd pack tram mute between
the w?ter? of the Tanana ralley and
Seward peninsu'a and for the purpose
of determining the feasibility of a rail
loadurer the route. The measure it
proposed at the instance of Secretary
Taft, of the war department, and Maj.
\V. P Richardson, of the A'aska ro.td
commission.
BIG FIRE
Sau Fraicisro Visited By
Coiitlagrat'on
(Spec'al Disnatch to Da ly A'askan.)
San Francisco. March 10 ? A fire
purst out in the lire-story building at
the corner of Sansome and S#craemento
streets at midnight last night and
spread with great rapidity until it
reached Cunningham's book store build
ing when it was gotten under control
The loss is estimated at three quarters
of a million.
All the delicacies of the season at the
pa jk Train Restaurant
For cne week only we
will make the following
prices
Postv.m Cereal 25c Malta Vita 15c
Atlas Oats 15c H. O. Oat Meal 15c
Cero Fruits 10c Ball Blueine 5c pkg
Ralston Breakfrst Eood 15 cents per pkg
Acme & Blue Steam Flour $1.40 per sack
All kinds of Jellies and Jams 20 cents
Olive Oil. Gallon Cans $1-00
Pfl
i)
Sole Agent? Rose ot Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
mmm and tmraos
IN fISRCE BUM
(Special Dispatch to Da ly Alaskan. ) '
Manila, P. I., March 10 -One of the
fiercest bailies e*er to 'ake place in
these islands was fought Tue?d?y and
Wed need ay o! th's week by American
troop* and a force of Moroa at Mount
Dajo, near Jolo Col. J'uoca-, wlth|
400 so'diers and raarint-s. bejran the
fifht early in the mornioi and it con
tinued for two days, resul inff in a com
plete Tictorj f.?r th# A nwieftn troor?.
Six hnndrrd Morn ?f.1 15 A m^rwifto
?oidii'rt wer* ki M. "he** ?er? 32
io dim ?nd oi*r>n?? * ir>d*d. hw<l?
four officer*. <'ipl Whi'^,f?p< Rirrr*,
LifQi. Conwit ?i il Knfti -a Too*#. Col.
Duncan nl?i) lirVi for,- "ip the ttoon
t-ftin ?id* ?ith bluek ?r. I tftrkle. The
m?neuv?>r *?* ftccmr i hfd wUh greftt
difficult) itnd tiod?r ft ?itherin* fir*.
WILL III I in
K^ilrotils Will b*1 Bniir in
Alaska
(^{>f-c al Pispa-ch to I>* ly Ala?kar.)
Sutilf, March l(l-Vw Prtu'dwv
Williams, of the Valdei ami Copper
Hirer a d the Nome an i Kouearok
railroads, I* here, and he says boih
roa?.s will he pushed thnmeh to com
pletion
Th? Vatdf I road will cost $*,000,000.
ll will be ex'eoded from Topper rirer
to the headwater" of the Tanana and
vVhite river*, and finally down to Fair
bank*, tapping the (fold fieSda of tbat
d i'rict.
ro CURE A fOLD I* OWE DAT
Take LaXAT.VE RROMO Quinine'
Tablets. I metis!* re'nnd money if it :
ail* to cure K. W. GROVE'S Siena
ure ia on csch bo*. 25c.
The Mascot aa'oon sella Majors
or the bvi k or cas* food* at wholesale
prices. All th-; old brand* a'way* oo .
band.
Oti'?r Cocktails mn H W?li?nrinl
rresh oyster cocktail* and hot wein ,
erwiirst on tap at the Mascot Sakon
Tbirdaveoue ard Rroatway. tf j
FIX IT IP
Alaskan S 1m n Bill Will
Rf Oinpr '?riM (I
(Sp c'ar r>w%'cti to H P* A'l'kw.)
VTanhi-r'on. Mare* K-TV A'aakan
??!moo p?rk'-? r?prr tuith who
har b**n hcr? in th? i fr?t of (**<?
III m on th- q>i ?tioo of Ai<?kan Sah
eric* hare t?cn mar") that a co?n
proir.iac w ill b* cff?ci?? o the ?a moo
hi I that I* p-T.df' g tha- will b? ?ai it
factors to ihf ir.
m\] SAIL
Miriffo Yf*t.H?y and Ki??>
B >*t? Sfdi t T"day
Special I>i?r?avh 'O P?iW A uktn.1
Sfatll*. March 10 Th-? Dingo ?aii. d
for ^katfwaj jre?tcrd?T. ?>oing by wa j
of Vancouver arfl L?dj*;nitf?. She left
freight bound for Skagwar on th*dr?k
which *he eooki not ??k?\
ThcOstiare CHy and M Ki will *?ii
for S*ap*a* and the K?rallo?i.fV>r? and
Fdith fot the Weatwacd t ?lat. ThU will
be the Sr*i 'rit> of ? h- 1'ira ? ne* hwr
'one otmrrir with the 'orm? on th?
Pacific i car,
)p
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True odors from the Beautiful
Flowers of France and those of
Sunny California. The latest
Creations in Deligrtful Perfum
ery from Abroad and Below at
ni. BRITT
CENTRALLY LriCATED
;wy? iw .... ? i'wh i emnary
BEST AO-OMMODATK'JTS
? New Home Restaurant
? Mrs. & Hilty, M*n*c?r
Best 25 Cent Meals in the C'ty
| FIFTH AVKNCE, NEaK B OADWAY
Good Clean Beds F'om 25 C?*nts Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION
T . .1 or*. jj
<vcyc>0
NETTLESSFORD
PLUMBERS
The Pioneer Tin and Hardware Store
nrE and pipe fittings. brass and iron v alvrs,
STEAM AND W ATRK PACKING. TINNKR- A NO
PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES
Manufacturers of Yukon Stoves
Fourth Avenue near Brcadwaj .... 8*a*?*y, Alaalra