Daily Alaskan j
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JOHN W. TROY, [EDITOR
SLBSCRIITI )N BATES
One ??'W. deliver?" tv nrr'.or
Oto month, by mail ?
fhree months, by rr.s'l
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One year. by mall ?
FALSEHOOD AND FOLLY
The tor* organs publisher down
.luneau are doing their level beat to
keep their readers in ignorance of the
true conditions in Alaska. For instance ,
-.he Record-Miner refers to the "tr ans
ient miners who made the Taaana
famous." and the "army that annuallv
ilits to and fro from Nome." U refers
to the miners occupation as calling for
"little or no investment- and says he
should not be permitted '"to dictate the
policies of the territory even though
he be in the majority." It urges that
?the best people" should control.
We will overlook the slur on the pan
who toils with his hand-., made more
odious because it is accompanied by
the patronising assurance that 'no
discredit is cast upon the transient
miner." We will overlook the un- ,
truthful ins;nuation that Alaska wouldbe j ;
against territorial government were it j ^
not for these men * Some and of Fair- j 1
oanks ?ho are producing three-fourths .
of Alaska's gold crop an .mtnith that ,
it patent even in Juneau because thatj
town stands exactly '.>n the issue of the
Jay where stand Nome and Fairbanks
with their "transient miners." We ,
will overlook the repudiation of the ,
principle of majority rule, the corner 1
-.tone of republics. ,
We will consider only that the Kec ,
onJ- Mirer would have iu readers
believe the untrut.i that the miners
who operve at Nome am! Fairbanks j
are transient and not permanent res j
ideals of Alaska, 'uneau's position .as |
the capital city of Alaska is insecure j
and tottering today because too minv;,
of the people down there have given
?ar to just such falsehoods as that. j j
The fact of the matter is that the i j
people wiio remain ;n either the Nome j ,
district or the Xanana, year After year, j
winter and summer, outnumber those j
of Southeastern Alaska by two !'.o ?ne. j
The vote of Fairbanics at its municipal J
election held in the early spring before ,
the beginning of navigation out i
numfcerei the vote of .luoeau at itsj
municipal election by nearly two toJ
one. The vote of Nome under the , ,
,ame condition? wa? a'oout three times ^
greater than that of luneau. In factj,
the vote ca-t At Nome in April was j (
greater than that cast in August, when I
the people declared for Cale. .Was- ^
key and territorial government- That !
cast at Fairbanks in August was slight- ,
iy larger than that cast at the same
ip Ajril.
But why ali '.his attempt at mislead
ing '? Lvave Nome and Fairbanks out
of it.if you like. Southeastern Alaska is
for territorial government by three to
one.
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TH? RIJ.1EFIT WOOL? AFFORD
The Juteau Transcript takes a col
umn ami a half to say that territorial
government would not relieve Alaska
from Gov. tiaggat; and h;< ideas of
legislation It says he would have the
right to veto an* bill that a territorial
legislature in'ght pass tha: would not
suit the federal brigade. It also says
the peoj le would always ae bouod hand
and foot by the federal jfovernment be
cause. it assumes, the president would
urfcr appoint a "governor unless he be
distasteful to the people of the N'orth.
The contentions have no basis in fact.
In territories as in states the legisla
tures have a right to pass bills over the
gorer's veto. They frequently do it.
However, the contention that the
people of Alaska would not be consulted
by the president in the selection of a
governor for the territory is ridiculous'
President Koosevelet told every Alaskan
that ca'.led uDon him that he desired to
appoint a successor to Gov. Bradv that
would be satisfactory to the people of
the district. He would not have ap
pointed Gov. Hoggatt had the latter not
been generously endorsed by Alaskans.
It might be well to add that Gov.
Hoggatt secured many of his Alaskan
endorsements bv promising to keep out
of the territorial government fight, a
promise which he broke almost before
the ink was dry on his commission.
Tho Juneau Tr nscript accuses the
Dally Alsukac of condemning: congress
for passiug the "anti-pass" law. The
statement, like nearly everything else
that appears in the Transcript, is false,
of course. The Daily Alaskan has
heartily commended the railroad |regu
1 at ion bill and t he president for forcing
it upon congress
LADIES NOW
Fair Sex Will Eugai^ io
Bowling Coutest
The ladies of the Elks' Club will
begin a bowling contest next wetk. It
wcs decided last night ? ladies' wen
ing at the club. The-e will be twu five
hand teams, and they will pi >y 12
games, the team making the greatest
number of pins to be the v.ctor. The
losers of the contest will banquet those
who are victorious.
The team* are made up a follows, the , I
first named in each case beicg the |
captain:
{ 1 1 Mrs. J. D. S'.tnebiugh, Mr->. P.
H. Ganty, Mrs. W. C. Bianchard. Miss
Olive Sprinesttd and Miss Fav Siint.
baugh.
(2) Mrs. Hugo I'ngerfroren, Mrs. L
3. Keller, Mrs. C. W. Ko ke::. Mrs
Emil Korah and Mrs. G G. Mil er.
It is believed that in addition >o tha
Janquet wager that is v. staka c
?ntest the Elks' Clu > will o:T -r a
trophy to the victors.
WEATHER BUREAD REPORl
Skagwiy, January SI. 11*07. j
The weather conditions ai Skyway
'or the 24 hours preceding noon to>la\ :
ivere as follows:
Max. Temp ..IT above zero
Min. " *
Mean " 1^
l'emp. at noon IT " "
Precipitation, 0<?
H. D. Ciark.
Volunteer U. S. Weather >bserv-.
SKAGWAX WEATHER
The result of the observation takei
it Moore wharf at midnight, .ran. .10,
19C>. is as follow -'
remperature time observat'n IT above
Max.temp.preceding -4 hour-. ihovc
Min " 11 .. .'i above
Mean '?
Barometer
Clear, north winii.
Fur coat- at Clay so
lemember this week tur- at thar.
rholfsale cost at Harrison'
1 will invest any part of '.en thousand '
lolUrs in a legitimate busir.es that wil |
nake a good profit.
Have good business ability and will :
render services in the busine-- if re
quired.
Must have full part:cu!ars before
ronsidering any propos-'.ion . Address.
Dr. A. R Hopkins.
Box ?>. South Ber.O. Ind. j
1 3u-3t !
Notice O? Settirm-nt of Final
Account
In the Matter of the Estat > of Jacob J
Bl' om Deceased.
Notice is hereby giren th t 'he acJ- ! ?
ministr-tor has fled in the United jj
states Commissioner's Cour* *< ^ka.' m
way. sitting in Probate his f5 m1 ac- '<
count as administratis of she above en ? '
titled estate, and the c our' has fixe; ;
FriaaT March 8, 907, at 2 c x'< in -h ? :
fternoon 3s the 'itno of i i"?nnir und
settling said account. All p- rso::s :
having, therefore, any :h:cg to *av win I'
said account shoul do: b- - e J and
auproved. are hereby rotiSH to i
their aopearance in t8:dc -id
day and date and hour and t:ia<e their j
allegations in that 'ieb* f.
Emii K rach,
Admiuistrator :
Jan 7 to March S 1907
NATlRf Tf US V(:LI
An Many a Alaika Knows
T. o Well
When the kidneys are sic'-:.
Nature tells you all about it.
The urine is nature's calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action:
Any urinary trouolrs tellof kidney i'l* .
Doan'sKtdney Pills cure aU kidney ills
W. C. JobtistoD, gardener, of 1021
Mill St., Salem. Oregon, <!?vs: ?'! had
the grip a year ago this Sep'er. "er and
I believe it left me with kidney com
plaint. At any rate. I suffered with
pains in the small of my back and ach
ing at nijd ht. fn the. morning when 1
arose, I felt Isme and sore and tired
very easily and often felt Idn uiil. Oc
casionally. there were attacks of head
aches and dizzy spells arvl often there
were specks before my eye?. Ti e kid
ney secretions were infrequent ard con
tained a sediment. The rc'ief 1 obtain
ed from Doan's Kidney Pills was very
great. I felt better a'ter taking the
first box and 1 now feel in het'er l.ealth
than for a long time. Every kidney
sufferer should useDoan'sKiunev i'ii'.s."
For sale by all dealers. Price ."0
cents- Koster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N
Y., sole agents for the United Statfs.
Remember the name -Dean'* ? and
take no oth?r.
seated and lighted
BY ITS OWN PLANT
PINE SAMPLE ROOM
POR DRUMMERS
ite Pass Hote
P. DMcMilian Manager
Earnest and best appointed hotel
in the ViiKon
CHOICE. BAR STdCK
RATES MODERATE
; MOORES WHSRFCG.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route ,
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart FromThl# Orck
;? REGULATIONS 1905
' W* D for deliver} of mer u iodise from S a. m. to 5p.ni.
Pcr^ i ib'oj ON'LY delivered on Svn'uy or at n'crht.
\ ! freight shipments i!esr.ined south )xm ad must be accompanied by a
shipper's Manifest (papers can bo obtained at '.he U. S. customs
o!*ice) anil must bo delivered before n p. in. Xo freight will be re- ,
c-'ved on wharf after r.his hour. ?
BAIX'.AGE? Tolls witl be collected on Checked Baggage ONt.r. No J
chartre for bas:* ami irrlps when un'-ficctted.
The wharf gate will be closed to th. public when steamer is nearlng
dock and will be opeited only when passengers have disembarked, J
Wharfage Tariff can bo hau on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. E. WYNN-JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr 4
k ??>??? ?>?>?<?<>
Ail kinds of Tinware |
1 III made and repaired. |
Stoves repaired. Six- |
teen years experience. !
PLUMBING
JOLIN M1NC0VE, Phone 38 jj
Next door to Alaska F.oau Commrsion Oftice J
KSTRALLY LOCATED BEST ACCOMMODATIONS $
i
New Home Restaurant |
rha<. Peterson. Manager 6
Best 25 Cent Meals in'the C'ty
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BliOADWAY g
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
EATHS IN CONNECTION ?
c?r<
Application fo'- Add 'ionnl En'ry ,
Under Section 23L'f? Revised Statute*
U S. Land Office at Juneau. Alnsk, ! I
October I'W. i
NOT!' F. I* HEREHY GIVEN tH n\ NO CTH
.VKSTK N KI-HERlE-> COMPANY. A-.-: |
if Mary B* lie Sacke't. being en itled to the
aenedts of Section l C6 o? the Revved Sra'u'es ;
'he United States crnntinK additional land j
osol Lers a* d sallor> who served in ihcW r o: :
:heRet*el io .does heresy a t.p'y t<> e-iter the
an ' embrace! in U S ?urvey so. 6M. >itu*ted I
it the h?-a 1 mQ'1 ?n the Norihernly shore of chll- !
(v ? 'Ot Inlet, Alaska, m re particularly described ?
Beirinnin* at n point at ordinary high wa'?r J
rark on vorh s^or ot Cbllk *ot in!?'. gra??it* <
p -alder ?'x4x?i feet showing ? feet at?ov?* cr< und j
ith x ?t riier p* int and marked "B- p. Co-, j
n" is. *:4 " whence Smoke S'ack ? f i
>on? rd's Ca* n*T>* bear* S. 36 degrees 4*?c
mi "ites K about mil' s. Point KeOv'nn I
bears $. *3 decrees 4 nnnntes E. ah?ut
bvl?s tV-ntv meandering high wa'er mark I '
. hilUoot Inlc. 1st cours- S 7H degrees ??k min- j
re- w. *.00?'hs 2nd course Norm 80 decrees1
i* minutes W 3.(0 chs. to a p>intfrotn wnim '
5.E. t:??r. of r. ain cannery b'li.dinic bear* s. , :
ddogrees 1- minutes W 3rd co\ir-?-. s. 7 l degrees
1 miiir.Ui A', 4 00 pbi 4tb onine, S *9 degree* ?
. 4 m.nut* s w 4 ens. ^tb course S. 77 degrees 1 J
-ul nut* s v.". S ?v ch<. 0th o?uw N 7? degrees *2 1
jtiiautc v.* . x.o?c .s to Cor No. 2 at ordinary J
? ich water mark from which Keejran Point ?
? -0. i< d.'grce* -W minute* F. niuui iH j ?
- -v. -kv -lac* cf Leottar ! * tannery h.<ar- ?
uiivu v.- E. a?> ?ul :'yt miles | '
C -r. N n m giunite rock 20.\f?x8 in-. 1$ i?>. in
erouni mark* c! s. f?54 Cor. No. thence N. IW
Qeg.'ee.-o ininut'jf K. 1?. 43 chs. to Cor. No. t. a
pramterifk maiXe.l S. 6*>? Cor. No. I
ihenc-i S. 7 decrees u mmilfes E. 7.^ chs. to
Lor xo.l, the idaceof besrinMnc. Area l&.il
acres. Magnetic variation ui allcomers 3? de
gret'S 21 mlnntee E. A? additional to her
orivintii homestead entry on the . ^,of SAV. .*<,
snd Lot 4 of Sec. 10, Tw-p. 136 N. of R. 4^ W.^h.
P M .Mm nes?'t?. which she* ntered Ait^usi lGih
i-7:: her homestead No. i050 at Fergus Falls
Mii n.. F.C. 2^.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above deticribed tract of land are
required to tie vvl h the RepUter and Receiver
of the I'. S. I-and Office, at Juneau. Alaska,
their ad verse claim thereto under oa*h durii.g I
the period of publhaiion, or within 30 days
thereafter, or they will.be barred by provisions
of the salute.
NORTH \\ ESTER N FS HERIES COMPANY
Aasigneeof Mary Belle Saeket.
IT I.HHEREBY ORDKRED lhat the foregoing
Notice be cubhshed iu tne Dally Ala>kau print- .
t*d a: Skagwav. Ainska, for the ht?tutor\ period.
JOH.N W. DUDLEY. |
Register '
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I . ROYAL
Steam Lcaandpy
AfTWork'iGuaranteed. Short
( >rderVPromptly
Done
MesseDgerlwill call and deliver
Phono 79 $
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Phil Abrahams
Pea* Estate
BROKER
Collections
NOTARY- PUBLIC1
<2 POni?T3 AVE., SKAGWAY
i;i Cxil-JCi aMrS*5JWJ5^'>LK23eSZ*3n
OPacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
9PEED, SAFETY, OOMRORT
Seattle, Puget Sound, San Francisco and Southern Porte
CARRYING U. S. MAIL
Steamers of This Company Leave p
Ramona - Jan. 30
Cottage City - Feb. 6
Via Vancouver
t s gf u jtiicct H iuui I<ntice.
E A MURPHY Agent, Phone 50
3. D. OUNa ;N, Gen Pass Agt.
10 Mi?rke.t ^'.reev Sac Francisco, Onl.
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The A :as\a Steamship Co.
ri and Alaska Pacific Express
N'iXt Shiltii'f y t^ie FaJit Pa^sencer Steamer
I DOLPHIN - Feb. 2
' JEFFERSON
SB DOLPHIN h<is been changed similar to
the /EFFERSON- State rooms have but
I two berths. WE give the FASTEST ?
I SERVICE.
Company reserves right to change sailing date without uotice.
I Transfers to Victoria and Vancouver Without Additional Charge
R. A. CARROLL, Agent. Phone 66
j Canadian Pacific Ry. Co. |
STEAMER
AMUR - Jan. 30 Feb. 12 - 26
PRINCESS BEATRICE Feb. 5- 19
Sailing at 6 p. a*
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria 1
Transferring to Seattle via rail or steamer without extra chaige *
We give quick service T
For Information Write or Apply tO( X
H.B.DUNN, ]
Agent, Skagway I
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Through Line From
Skagway to Atlin, White Horse, Big Salmon, L)aw?on and intermediate Vukon
River points. The new placer Cam [s in the Alsek and Kluane Mining Districts are
reached only via White Horsee.
Winter Route Stage Service
During the winter season when n?vigation is closed, daily trains will continue runring
between Skagway and White Horse. A through M*ll, Passenger and Freight re' vice
will be maintained by a Thoroughly Equipped Stage Line> between White
Horse and Dawson.
Regular stages, carrying mail, express and passengers, leave White Horse for Dawson
and immediate points."
For Conrad City, located in the heart of the newly discovered and fabulouily rich
quartz camp of the Windy Arm District, take our da.lv trains to Caribou,
For information relative to passengei, freight and tel-trraphic ratee, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to1
J. H. ROGERS, Traffic Mngr. A. L.BERDOE, Gen. Mngr. F B. WURZBACHER Gen. Agent
Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver, B. 0. and Skaguay Alaska 8k*guay, Aisa a