+ + + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + + + + -f4"
+
TKr Only Finft Class Hotel Opened L'nder New Manage- ?
4. in CarcroM ment ?
+ Head?vM"t?re for AUJa 9tscv Lis*.
I HOTEL SCOTT
Scott * Scfcwmteksir.p "
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
4. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOWMOD ATION8 FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED RCX)MS TABLE THE BEbT ]
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
+ CARCROSS 0 & YUKON TER. ;
? .+ + + + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + 4- + * + + J
>H??KT RRKKXY \K?S 1TKMS
KK?'M THK \ORTHKi;\ PHIiSS
T mo no* dmc stores will open i
up st Ketchikan
The "World." a Fairbanks poli
tic*! daily. jus? one ?wt
Wtckersham men at V*lde* * ill
publish a weekly papvr during the
campaign
An effort is being m*t!o to liU'f
a cntite of baseball at Whitehorse
on midnight of the 2 1st of June
It i< stated i hat camblinc is rife
N
the p?rt of the authorities to stop
IMrector of the Cf^sts Purantl.
?? a iwnt report. placed the num
prisir.g 4 2..% 4 4 acres
The appe of IV?niinanns
Miske\icTi'-< ? succeed Kalis
K |.-Tr>jrias ,s ir-r-.igr?;jon inspecto
for Mask* - no improvement as I
fctr names are concerned
t \ (if iuake was felt
i Ohio Probably it was just a ro
il V <*k;; i* rv*ins in
: > of the gov- ,
ernni- ? ? i> vter of home '
N?WTHKK\>Ks THINK THK\
\kk itriNi. nu;
Mrs Stephen Meyers arrived In i
Skax* >* some few day* ago, h*v- ?
ing ivmo up on the last trip of th*'
CUM
Mrs Movers will remain here un- j
til the 4th of July when she will .
>Mn her husband, a nd they will 1
tven cort ue on to the Mot Springs,
at Sitka w tere they will remain for'
two months At the expiration of
that time Mr and Mrs Meyers will
go to l?o? Angele* where they will
for the future make their home, un
less as Mrs Meyers stated to a rep
r?>sent*tive of this paper, "the call
of the wild becomes too strong to
resist." when they may again return
to the Northland
Iwor IMrtiis IV>n?n
Melbourne. June Si In the
fight between Jack l.estcr and Pat
IVr?n which was pulled off in
this city last night. the honors feil
to the former in the eleventh rout.d
i \< i.aimi i? i.kttkrs in
sk\<;\\\\ pi*?t OKKK K
Unclaimed letters remaining in
c*- postoffice, June 22. 1M2
Counter. Joseph
Eckert, Frank
Rt?s?. Wm
K. KWriL P. M.
PKWsY. MAX RKTFRNS Tl)
<;FT DATA FIRST HAM)
Right years ago, Thomas H. M*?r-|
ray. of OtrfMd, Pa . made a
trip to Alaska, and since that time
he has been Ion sine to return.
Yesterday Mr. Murray arrived on !
the Jefferson, and will remain in ]
VI ask a, Yukon and British Colum
bia for the nest month, making a i
trip to Whitehorse, Atlin and other
point* of interest in this vicinity.
The purpose of Mr. Murray's vis- 1
i? is to collect data for an address
which ho is to make before one of
th? civic bodies of Philadelphia, and
the scope of the address is such as
* Tl deal with the political, social
and industrial phases of the coun
m He was a passenger for White
horse on today's train, from where
he will returr. to Caribou and then
mnk? the trip Into the Atlin dis
trict.
RFTORTKI* IX ST\TFS THAT
ALASKA H \S |< K FAMINK
Skagwav, Alaska, June 3 -(Kx
tlusive Plspatch \ Because of the
vagaries of the Japan current or
whatever was the cause of the un
5 reoedented warm w inter, residents
?>f towns on the Alaska interior
coastal belt have been unable to
?ret enough lee from the streams
nnd lakes this spring for domestic
fwrposos Therefore the Copper
River and Northwestern Railroad
has just taken a carload of Ice and
hauled It to Chitina and the new
town of McCarthy near the head
of the railroad, where It Is being
sold at fancy prices
There Is no danger of an Ice
shortage in Alaska for the railroad
passe* between Miles and Child#
glaciers, two great Ice masses, that
are declared by scientists to be
many millions of years old. but It
will be necessary throughout the
summer to bring ice from the Inter
ior
\V??lg*>i Training Hani.
l.os Angeles. June 22 ? Ad \Yol
cast is putting in long hours train
ing for his fight with Rivers which
is scheduled to take place on July
Fourth
Fveljn Refuses to Answer.
White Plains. X. Y.. June 22 ? ;
Mrs Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw,
who was convicted of killing Stan
ford White, and sentenced to Mat
tea wan Insane Asylum, when she
resumed her place on the witness
stand today, in the trial which her
husband in making to prove that
he is sane, protested against the
questions which were put to her, j
and refused to answer questions
bearing on the former evidence. She
stated that she did not want to go
over the details of her relations
with Stanford White again, as
brought out at the time her husband
was on trial for murder.
4 . 44- t i-r ? * 4 4 ? 4 4 4 t ? I . * t t~l V
T ju
+ NEW COMFORTABLE ? = ELEGANT *
? The Caribou Hotel *
+ *
4> ' - j.
?_ n GIDEON. Pi^rirtor ^
+ *
+ Carcross, Yukon Territory +
+
+
ImmrJiatriT Oppott the M"hite Pan Depot +
+
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
T
? +
Headquarter for "Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line
+
A 1 1 I 1 1 !? 1 11 1 H-H-! ?!??!? t- I ?H4W M I1 1 I III -H
on
bo I.
25c
Room? Single or en Sukr Electric Lights
Porcelain Baths on each floor
RATES- $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Slkagway
NOT1CK IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That by Instructions from the Com
missioner of the United States Gen
eral Land Offire, and in accordance
with the regulations governing Town
sites on Public Lands in Alaska, is
sued from the General Land Office
August X, 1904.
1, the undersigned. Trustee for
the Townslte of the Town of Skag
way. Alaska, will sell at the Town
Hall in said Town of Skagway, Al
aska, on Thursday, the first day
of August, 1912, at the hour of two
1 2 ) o'clock in the afternoon, at
Public Outcry, Cor cash, to the high
est bidder, all Lots and Tracts re
maining unoccupied and unclaimed
at the date of entry of said Town
site, and all Lots and Tracts claim
ed and awarded on which the as
sessments have not been paid upon
the date of such sale.
The following is a full true list
and description of all the I -ots and
Tracts to be at such sale sold,
which said Ix>ts and Tracts were
unclaimed s.t, the date of the entry
of said Townsite, to-wit:
Lot No. 5 . . niock No. S
Lot No. "..Block No. S
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 13
l?ot No. 12.. Block No 13
Lot No. 1 . . Block No. 1 4
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 14
Lot No 11.. Block No. 14
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 14
l?>t No 1. .Block No. 16
Lot No. 2.. Block No. 15
Ivot No. 11.. Block No. 1 5
Lot No 12.. Block No 15
Lot No. 2 .. Block No. 16
1/Ot No. 4 .. Block No. 17
Lot No &.. Block No. 17
l?ot No. 6.. Block No. 17
Lot No. S.. Block No. 17
Lot. No. 9.. Block No 17 j
Lot No. 9 . . Block No. 1 S j
The North half of Lot No. 6.
Block No. 19.
l<ot No. 1 .. Block No. 3"
Lot No 2 . Block No 30
I-ot No. 11.. Block No 30
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 30
1-ot No. 1.. Block No. 31
I*ot No. 2.. Block No. 31
Fractional Lot No. 4.. Block No. 33
Lot No 7.. Block No. 33
Lot No S.. Block No. 33
Fractional Lot No. 9.. Block No. 33
I yOt No. 1.. Block No. 40
l.ot No. 10.. Block No 42
Ix>t No. 11. .Block No. 4 2
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 42 j
I?ot No. 10.. Block No. 56 |
l-ot No. 2.. Block No. 57
lx>t No. 4.. Block No. 57
The South 60 feet of I^ot No. 1.
Block No. 58.
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 58
lx>t No 2.. Block No. 63
1/Ot No. 2.. Block No. 65
I?ot No. 5.. Block No. 65
I-ot No. 6.. Block No. 65
Lot No. 9 .. Block No. 70
lx>t No. 1.. Block No. 71
Ix>t No. 2.. Block No. 71
1-ot No. 3.. Block No. 71
I>ot No. 4.. Block No. 71
l-ot No. 5. .Block No. 71
lx>t No. 3.. Block No. 72
Lot No. 4.. Block No. 72
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 73
Lot No. 5. .Block No. 73
That part of Lot No. 1 in Block
No. 74, lying West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. & A. R. & N. Co.,
as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No 2 . . Block No. 7 4
That part of Lot No. 12, Block
No. 74, lying West of the West
boundary line of the right-of
way of the P. & A. R. & N.
Co., as delineated upon the plat.
Lot No. 7.. Block No. 75
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 75
Ix>t No. 12.. Block No. 7 5
I/Ot No. 1 . . Block No. 7 6
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 77
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 78
Ix>t No. 4.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 5.. Block No. 78
The N. % of N. H Lot No. 7,
j Block No. 78.
I-ot No. 8. .Block No. 78
Lot No. 9.. Block No. 78
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 2. .Block No. 79
Lot No. 3.. Block No. 79
Ix>t No. 4.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 6.. Block N<k 79
Lot No. 6. .Block No 79
Lot No. 7.. Block No. 79
Lot No. 8.. Block No. 79
Ix>t No. 9 . . Block No. 79
Lot No. 10. .mock No. 79
Lot No. 11.. Block No. 79
lA)t No. 12.. Block No. 79
Ix>t No. S.. Block No. 82
Lot No. R . . Block No. 8 2
Ix)t No. 19.. Block No. 83
lA>t No. 11.. Block No 83
Lot No. I.. Block No. 84
1/Ot No. ;? . . Block No. 84
Lot No. J. .Block No. 86
Lot No. 3 . . Block No. 85
Lot No 4 . . Block No. 85
lyOt No. B. .Block No. 85
Lot No. (!.. Block No. 85
Lot No. H.. Block No. 86
That part of l<ot No. 1, Block
No. 86, lying Wost of the W?t
boundary line of the P. & A.
R & N. Co., ns delineated upon
the plat.
l*>t No. 3:.. Block No. 86
I/Ot No. 4 .. Block No. 86
I ,ot No. 5. .Block No. 86
l/Ot No 6.. Block No. 86
That part of l>ot No. 10, Block
No. 88, lying West of the West
boundary line of the P. ft A. R
ft N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
Lot No. 6.. Block No. 90
lx?t No. 9. .Block No. 90
Lot No. 3. Block No 92
1 jot No. 9.. Block No. 92
Ix?t No. 1.. Block No. 93
lx>t No. 11.. Block No. 93
Lot No. 12.. Block No. 93
I?ot No. 1.. Block No. 94
Ix?t No. 4.. Block No. 94
1/Ot No 5.. Block No. 94
I.ot No. 6.. Block No. 94
Lot No 9.. Block No. 95
l.ot No. 2 . . Block No. 96
I xrt No. 3.. Block No. 96
liOt No. 4 . Block No. 96
lx>t No. 8. .Block No 96
Ut No. 4.. Block No. 101
lK>t No. 5.. Block No. 103
l?ot No 7.. Block No. 103
l?ot No 4.. Block No. 104
I?ot No 9. .Block No. 104
Lot No. 4.. Block No 105
I/ot No. 6.. Block No. 105
Lot No. 8. .Block No. 105
I*>t No. 9.. Block No. 105
l.ot No 4.. Block No. Ill
l?ot No. 6.. Block No. Ill]
I*ot No. 7 . . Block No. Ill
Ix>t No. 8.. Block No. Ill
Lot No. 1.. Block No. 113
Lot No. 2. .Block No. 113
lx>t No. 3. .Block No. 113
liot No. 4. .Block No. 113
l?ot No 10. .Block No. 113
l*ot No. 2. .Block No. 114
Ix)t No. 3. .Block No. 114
Lot No. 4 . . Block No. 114
l^ot No. 5. .Block No. 114
I^ot No. 6. Block No. 114
l^ot No. 8. .Block No. 114
Lot No. 9 . . Block No. 114
lx>t No. 8 . - Block No. 119
Lot No. 9. Block No. 119
Lot No. 10. Block No. 1 1 9
Lot No. 11.- Block No. 119
lx>t No. 12. Block No. 119
lA>t No. 4. .Block No. 120
Lot No. 9. .Block No. 120
Ix>t No. 8 . . Block No. 1 2 1
lx?t No. 10. Block No. 122]
That part of Lot No. 4, Block
No. 127, lying West of the West
boundary line of the 1'. & A. R.
& N. Co., as delineated upon
the plat.
IjOt No 5. .Block No. 127 1
Ix>t No. 4. .Block No. 12Si
Lot No. 6% .Block No. 128 j
Tract Lettered A.
Tract lettered D.
That part of Lot No. 6, Block
Lettered I, lying West of the
West boundary line of the P.
& A. R. & N. Co.. as delineat
ed upon the plat.
Lot No. 3 . . Block lettered R.
Lot No. 10.. Block Lettered R.
Lot No. 1.. Block Lettered S.
Full assessments have been paid
on all Lots and Tracts within
said Townsite that were claimed
and awarded at the dat<j of. entry.
All persons are warned against
forming any combination or
agreement which will prevent
any Lot from selling advantage
ously or which will In any way
hinder or embarrass the sale,
and all persons so offending
will be prosecuted unJer Sec.
2373 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States.
William W. Bon, gb ton.
Trustee for the Town
site of Skafway, Alaska
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Priror Hot#)
Hotel
Georgian
Knrot??n Plan
Ml Ootntde font;
Rooms. Elr-esntlr
FarnlM
??mpl? Rooms
Oomroercisl * Fam
ily tr?<i? Snllr led
RATRS
?li>cl* Rooms ft op
Two Persons II .M tjp
Room with htth II.M
Two Persons C M up
r.O.CAI.DWKIX.
M *r %g* t
Tike F??t l-ake ear from l-'OUK I H AVENUE
Dnlon D^pot to Fonrth Be?. nnton A Pike
RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FOB PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othkoch, ? Wi?<-im?in
rnn?iQfu:nsima8sadn:iutnr,mi
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?
Gold A 8Utw II 00
Gold, 8ilv?r A Copper .. 3 50
Cyanide and Milling Teet*.
90 Columbia St.
Seattle
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
M I
COMPRNV
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the obMrratioa Uk?#
at Moore'i Wbarf at midnight,
last ni*ht, la an follows:
Temp. time otm?rr*Cn .. .. 60 above
Max. preceding 24 hr* . . . 62 abo-sr?
Mia. * 10 above
vlean " " " .. ?? above
Barometer 30: 8 Ctowljr. 8. wind.
J. IKUTA
MAjrnFACTTTRJJJO
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carringt
Indian Baftket*
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
W. P. & Y Root*
Mail Orders ictven prompt care
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
MMAPOUl MML
IW lie lor Circular
A; ska Fur* a Specialty
, Very Top Pnces Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
SSESB9B9HHHBBE9BBB.
SITKA j
HOT SPRINGS I
Sanitarium [mtka] Alaska I
''arre. Clean. Individual Bath*
Abundance of tTaWr. Best of
Hotel Accommodations. Fur
nished Cabins for Rent. ....
Excellent Hunting' and Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing
Ft??mer Georgia from Juneau
makes semi-monthly visit*. In
formation ami rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
! Health Resort
Ialaska
;:nnmmtm:t:itiniiiniii:)iiiiiiii??tnmmn.
FIRE INSURANCE
The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westche5ter Fire Insurance Com
ipanv? New York
Assets Over Four Million Dollars
j Phil Abrahams Skagway g
3 p
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
RwjH?ctfully Solicit* The Acconnt*
of Skagway Finns And Individnalf
?
?+?+?+??!??+?+?*?+?+? 3!?tl+l+l+M+l+?+
2 The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
? H. W. IEEMAN, Prop,
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" ?
S
The largest and te?t conducted dairy in ^laaka. n +
. .
+
+
Daily Shipment? of Pure Milk and Cream
To all points on White Piat ft Yukon Boov>.
?+?+?+?+?+?+?+??<??+? ?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+?