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COVANY. A oorjxw*Ni?a, J. B. CARO
* COMPANY, a coofUst
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NOTTCB OP MARSHALS SALE
ON PORFVLOSIRK OP MORTGAGE
Vn?l.?r ?nd by virtue o t an order of
sAie K:'l (VxTf* at forpotomir*. IwaM
o?t ol lh? Dteutrt 0?Mt of,
th? of Afcwka. Divi.?
W No. l. on the Sth Oay of
SEATTLE'S
Popular F'Horrf Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
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M \M ) KTTRIN'l
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*. Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Oftoal WslrK Imfiith* for
P. A Y Route
Mai! Orders prwi prwmp* out
rauHHraHnm *
reumwy, A. D. KVUt, la aK>\*
?.nwt?M acviwi, uu> ao->\?
: mailt* MIHMIi1#
.iMaMM ? uta iw^ee
? .??n>wt * ih i ?c<.<e.i, l*atu>a,
\j*f ? C. twtoa ?na u*.e? R. 8hf*.
<v?r ot to* aoove nautea iWnws. I*
?d m?rv*?*e* and J. B. caro. Otym
i-a nreww? company. iv corporate.
j. ?. taro * ItMpv, * i*ircn*rnoip
iimiiwiiak of Jules tl. l*ro ww
v c.arie* K. H?o**r, the remaining do
ttotamiM, f??reier barrti* and fore
ui?m and wh of to?m of
*n ntn\ cmra or ?*wtty of reaompt
ion in and to the prcrowen hercin
? i%er ???iiv?<s ?ak? t?i<u jweSMefc
?4? u?M?<n v>Ha (Hi tn? yui (Myf 01
i?i*, t>MK> *nn U>? dor*
ot uks eauwva u??i aud '??
.vThm mi umi joumat i, ' ai ;?>+, e?
ui Ana l?; ana uuaoi
mm o> va-iue ot a writ, ot *x?ouuon.
uksueu ov ui? Um of the aoore eu
ii i.-ni i uurt. iu Uie above enUttcu
>*uw, and out ot said Court, on thr
i4Ui aay at KW*uary, A. 1). lilt
i am direct*! and commanded to soil
All thai certain piece or parcel ot
-?nd lying and being in the town ot
>kagway, Alaska, and described as
follow*, to- wit: AU of Lot number
ed six (6) in Block number ta-antj-!
six U??>, situated in the mid town
site of Skagway, Alaska, ami ac
cording to the survey of said town
iiie and plat made thereof by F. H.
Keid, U. S. lVputy Surveyor, togeth
er with all and singular, the tene
iwnu, heredHameuts and appurteu
a;ices thereunto belonging. to satis
> the claim of said plaintiff, which
.mounts to $9001.95. with interest
i bureau at eight per cent per annum
:rojn the 9th day of February, A. D.
1912. and aocraiing costs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
?n Thursday, the 21st day of March,
>912, at eleven o'clock In the fore
won of that day, at the ffont door of
:he Court House in the Town of
-liajtway, Alaska. I will. In obedience
'o said order of sale and decree of
oreckwor# and execution, hereinbe-l
: ere referred to, at public auction,
sell the above described property, to
^tisfy oaid plaintiffs judgment and
decree, with interest thereon and
'?oats etc., to the highest and best '
Wdder, for cash, or In accordance j
?nth the terms and conditions of
said order of sale and dec roe of fore I
? Moure tod execution.
I*ted this 15>th day of February
V P. 1912.
11. L. FAULKNBR,
United States Marshal
First publication Feb. St.
Tas* publication March SO.
Location notices, riacer and quart*
for sale by the Dally Alaskan. tf
o?iy c_ -naoMO iy..TWNr." t*>t ? /TV/ ^
l^axativg Bromo Q^uinino f Jy ^
Curr* a CoM m O* fNiy, Grip u? 2 D*y* \*J W0+ C^Wl/
on
box.
25c
?"*i* I I1 i* "!"v *}*"
NEW COMFORTABLE
The Caribou Hotel
E \f . GlDi ON. TropnHtw
Carcross, Yukon Territory
U eU Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar
+
Headquarters for 'Schuij's Atlin Royal Mail* Stage Line +
+
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B. M. B EH RENDS, Binker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Rejipectfullv Solicit* The Accounts
of Skagwav Kim- And Individual*.
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? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
+ ?= = ?i
? H. W. ?CEMAN, Prop,
? 'The Sanitary Milk Ranch" I
f ?
The Urge*: and bart oondwctn-d dairy in Alaska. > ??
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
TV ml) rr>(ntooo UVt?F*M* T?kra Route.
My wtfe. whom 1 married abroad and
who whs a gn-at traveler, said that
?he had visited wttj country except
Russia, nnd she Insisted on our taking
our wedding trip tbor?- I shuddered.
! becanse. knowing her record. I felt
nunc she would not only wish to visit
the large cities. but to penetrate the
I country, possibly Silx-ria.
1 armed myself with a 42 caliber j
nrotnr and slung a knife with a j
! Madt twelve tnches long down my
' hack, mutely vowing that I would pro
tect my life to the last moment from .
! all kinds of Russian danger*
By the time we reachcd the Sil>eriao
i border I had been married long enough i
i hi rrt>el against being carried across ;
I *?
My wife pouted, but I stood Arm. i
I We had pone so far that we were ,
obliged to retnrn to the railroad in a
i tarantns that we hired for the occa
| sion. It w a* October, and there haS
! been a henry fall of snow to the north
of us. I dreaded being caught In an
other storm and set out on our Journey
to the railroad, wishing it were over.
My bride did n?<t attempt to conceal
i her contempt fur what she was pleased '
to call my timidity.
The distance we must traverse to
reach the railroad station was ten
versts, or ataat two hours' drive. We
had accomplished a little more than
half of It when we heard a hark com
Ing from a wood on our right. I saw .
the driver start, but my wife said ?e i
renely :
"Hear that doc We mn<t l>e near
t house."
1 said nothing, but the start given j
by the driver put an idea Into my :
head. Possibly that dog mlglit be a
wolf. In a few tuinnt-s the t??rk was
repeated and echoed by others . The
driver laid on the whip. Then my
bride looked at u?.? curiuasly.
Tronrh down under the seat." I
said, "ami I'll covei you with the
robes. I hare a tlrtit on ntv hands >
and 1 must be free. All depend* on '
the surety of my aim
"What Is It?" she gnsjwd
"Woivos r*
She know enough * front the ferocity j
of Those anlroa's to ttnOencand whal ,
was ?t hand and down far ** ]
she could. while I pnllwl the r?lies ?p
over her he: d. I did not dare !-f her see
it pack of wolves fichtlag for mo for
food lent she get hysterical and Inter
fere with my defeiMf*. t d'dn t know
a word of iiussian nor the driver a
word of Kngllsh. ?& J mild K;ve him
no Instruct Ion*. I d'!n-t see how he
ronM deswi us to save himself, btit J
f cured be nilcht
I nm a very ?rood shot with an?
kind of a m, h.-ivln* been a rancher
In the American west, and I reli?d
solely on my revolver There were
six shots In It. and I had no more
My only hope was to keep off the
wolves till we reached the station
flow far It was I did not know. I j
asked the driver In English and by
pantomime Anally made him nnder
?stand. He held up four finger*. by
which I Inferred that the distance
' was four versi*. M> heart, sank at j
1 'earning that It *?? ?o jrrcat.
In a few minutes after this the-j
, wolves? there were some twenty of |
! them were npon n? Since were
! going pretty fast, they mnst follow In I
: wr wake. I cocked my revolver, aim 1
?>d for one of tlie foremost bntles and
j shot him between the eyes The pack j
i stopped to devour hlin. and we gained :
' perhaps twenty minute*' respite, when I
' (hey were after ns neain When they
came up I aimed for another wolf. 1
! ml?sed him. bn* broke the leg of one
behind him. who fell, and his com
rades finished him.
We thus pained another Interval, at
the end of which I fired asraln and.
mtaslnc my mark, lost a shot FT*
pending my fonrth shot. I brought
down a wolf, and when It came time
for the fifth shot 1 filled The sixth
produced an effect, and we had gone
j over alswt three rersts since the at
| rack besmn.
lb;t what were we it^inc t<> do when
the pack came on ?ft again? I whip
rwl out my knife, bnt the driver, who
j was tnrnlng now and n train (o ?ee the
Ight. when he saw me watting to re
five i whole i?aek with steel shook
lis itead. Then he did what appalled
1 me. Reaching f?r my knife, he took
it out of my h.iiid and. to my horror.
. .-nt the tracf#" with It. The horse. lea*
ng the tarantas. went ?m Hoping on
I rolled on for some distance, then
i nronght np attaint n tree be?dde the
t mad.
j I gave It np. I had not the slight -
! est doubt that we would In a few min
utes be devoured I whs thlnklnjr of
plnnging the knife Into the driver be
fore I died when the wolves' yelplnc
| -cached and. instead of 'topping
j ran on after the horse. It was evident
! that (ho Russian knew more nbont the
: f>rop*n<dtle? of the brute* than I. They
? 'hricl (he h- >rse a mile before they
?"anght him. hot we could hear his cry
when they overpowered hlin. At the
*?m? moment we beard l>e!ls Jingling
behind its and saw a vehicle coming
, with several tn-'t In It.
That ended o>tr dinger, and my wife,
who bafl after the wolves wcr.t on
raises) her head to take In the sitnn
h tlon. aeelng we weir safe, fainted in
my arms. We reached the railroad
1 station and did not stop traveling nntll
I we s?ot beyond I he confines of Russia
My bride chanced her opinion both as
I to my discretion and my timidity She
bad enough of the cxar'a domain
- - \-8UWfc$
K FROM THE
I NOftlHLANU
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRE8#
Ruby hM a new new*;i?pei <al:el|
the Rub'f Re^ord/JSUaen.
In an interview in the Yukon Va|
ey New* Cbarley H<*Ton
Bury jrour knix-ken* or pay th*ir
way out of the coantry '
For thie iwtnn tton of roads In '
fhe Ruby distrVt the f"tm of 12.1,000
ff befog Rskrxl by the ritlien* j
the 'omlns spring.
A spoiled skunk bat been trapped 1
by a man named S tacy at (be head
waters of the Kuskokwlm. The ani
mal In * freftk. and the far will be ]
sent to i:he Smithsonian Institute
The n^tdenta of Ruby City heM a
GoMen Jubilee Celebration Feb. I?t
In the t!or?n of a huge banqnrt to
coMmtit the dawn of prosperity in
that cntnp. Dr I. H Moore actel
i- i n- 'master
Bernard Shan Ion Roley, Caked
ite* district attorney for the 8ec-i
? i j'tdMal divta.on for the d'awtct ?
f Alaska, has been called to the out
Mo by the department of Justice.!'
? nd wilt start by do? team In a day
r two over the w> f>r Cordova '
here be will emba?* fcr SeatUe.
Tbomaw J. KfCvlif, are of the :
.lioneer residents of Juneau, a Hvll |
mlt veteran and a men>l*r of the ;
\!aska '87 Pioneers, breathed his i
ist in St. Ann hospital at midnight i
Thursday ni/ht, Dr^ath resulted front
;eort failure, from which Mr. McOwll.
lad long suffered. He had been :
lawn tri the hosplta', however. only
three d?r?
OfflcUS* of tip Pa ifir Coast
?tteamahip Company on SAturday sot
milled to shipbuilding corporations on
>oth U>c Paciflr and Atlantic coast* :
p rins and specifications for the con-;
tructi >n of the first of two pa'atial |
liners, whk'h will be ordered this
rear by the company Mr tte coast
wtse tvarte, between San Iranctevo
and Pacific Sound. The bldt will be j
opened on March 20 and th? name of;
the swmpfm firm will he known ?
shortly afterwards The new vessel |
will be the handsomest and most e'a I
rvirate finished vessel plying In the!
?nastlng trade.
An arrival from the 9l*tymil? bring j
word t liftt 40 holes have been put to
bedrock in various places, and tha'
?ome of the men have found pros- ?
poet*. frtsoovery Is being opened by
Matson, and be Is going down farther
into the bedrock. It Hi said he h
vetting better results than before
Matron's claim 1* tho only one. how
ever, on which there Is pay located,
fifty to seventy. five men are work
ing on the creek, and are Intending
i to remain for some time. Although a
rood titany boles are down, it ts said
| by men who have been there that
they aire very few compared to the
<4?e of the valleys and the district.
Major Horrlgan, commander of
: 'he Royal Northwest Mounted Police,
received a telegram today from
j Sagle. from J. P. Robinson. United
: states deputy mvrshai, stating that
there Is no trnth in the rumor there
' is ahewt to be a war between the
Tanana Indians and the White River
Indians. He adds that it la gener- ,
ally known among the Indiana that :
Rnoch has been arretted, charged i
, svith the rm?rdf?r of an Indian who'
was Mlled on the T?nJek. and that
'Ms """mi to have a quieting effect.
Marshal Rohiraon ateo aays that Re*
burgess la gminit from Bas-le to K"t
chnmistock to ri?lt the Indians, and
will Inquire furti er Into the affair
The White Pass has prepare*! for
the spring roth over the trail, which
Just now begins to assume some
I nmportkms. forty-four new horses
'iave been ?purchased In Alberta am'
| have arrived at the s?uth end. Som*
already are being distributed along
?h? trail. They were landed recent
ly at Rkncway tn charge of Ernie
n.ir^nsh. who came North. a^sVleri
by McOonaM. Dr. Contta. who for
| merlv made the purchase of horses
i for the company. In In the hor?e
fra/tlo* business In Vancouver.
Thicty-si* other fine new horse*
i?re < r> ho added to the cooroanVs
?trin;t within a few dat-s TWs wHl
make a total of serentv The oM
>ii<r?<'3 have been traded off to
-rtmo r-Tf^t <5nme ft the teore d~
<?N"lb|e continue to re'Ve the re'Sv*.
Tb?? r^mnanv retain? the ?*"* wh'fh
<?an treon ur> the nace a"?l 'a"d the
I *t??c* from post to r?*' on time j
!25 ? ? ? rr ? . - JL
DEifRESS mm 3f CURED
by load avpUoatioM, m t b#or mi?ot
th? d'-B"? Til vorOtm of tJi? ear
TTw# in only dm way to ear* <t*?f
Maa, and Uim I* by eonatttaUoMil
Deafness to etti??4 by an
IdOmmI condition of tb? En<*chi*ft
Ttttm Wbert thk tub? fai lnflaxn?d
Tm t hav* * rurab&ug -oi.ad or imp**
fori be?rlOK, and wljpn K U eotirelr
ck?*d. d**fno* b Ui? reiu.lt. Idd ??'
Wm UM Inflammation 'an >*- (*in
oat and thia tub* tvrtor - t to It* <*
mil condition. hearing will b? <k
B*ray?d forevor; n!rw? caaeeout of U?i
?r* cau?#d by Catarrh. whl'b U iktMi
la? bat an Inflamed condition of th?
tsncooa ?urfi">*
W? will One Hundred Tkt. la/?
for any e?ap of iifwfn?"w fcao*?d bj
Catarrb) that cannot oe cored by
Hull's Catarrh Core S*nd for fit
eolara, trm.
r I CHRNBY * CO . Toledo, 0
Sold by Driicxteta. 7Sr
Tak? Hal)'* Faintly KUto for mnrtl
oaOoa.
i raw" furs
r ' " '
g ? : VVF PA V
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WI5MK KTit PHI' K LIST
Percey's Fur House
OeHlroaK. W>.eon?i?
. irti ii ?:> i tuti irunrrrr
Strnolh
in ever* drop
COWPBN
iMtiia
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KaqwaV WIATMC*
ReauJU <a th? o!??y?Uo? takaa
a* WwfVi Wbjrf at
M?Trh 12. t?IJ, m a* ton?**
!>n?p Urn# ?.
vf ?? |)fnMin? 2< hr? . . ?. 42 atiora
Mto H 12*ba?*
,r, .. ..
30. 0*r, H. Wind
3
INTERIOR NEITHER WW
tmritBATtrme
?tTATTOJW Above
Cariboo 0
White Horse. .......... *
T?fl?h. . 4
Atlln
I?w#r r*harfe..., .... 1
Hootaiinqua I
Bi* Salmon I?
Yukon f'rowinsr M
Selkirk 9
Coffe? Creek 10
StewJrfc Ri??r .. 1<?
Ocftrt* io
Dttnon 1$
CJeer and r*im reports rr*>m a'l
None better an? enrer wan Gibeoo
rye, Rainier and Oiympia beer. Or
1era by 'phone promptly deHreHd.
The Mascot. t
Rend the Alaska l bom* for three
months? better then SO Urft?r*.
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
jjj iariiarium [Jmui Alaaka
I atw*. >e?n. Iw'Hia Batha.
Abundance of Water. h??t of
Hotel Accommodation* ? or
ni?hed Cabins to* Rent. . . ?
Excellent Hunting and Klabioir
Motor Poatlnr and SalHng.
Steam?-i 0?-or|fla from
makes ?emi-nKX)lhly ffeit*. lo
ur mat ion and rafea opon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
'* Health Resort
of
ALASKA
Erf.bli?hed !?97 Telephone 1 1 2 |
PHil. Abrahams
:fire insurance
Ag^nt for the DUBUQUK OF IOWA mid tin
v\ KHTCHK8TER OF NKW YORK.
A^wtn over Four Million.
NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA \
++++++++++++++++++++++++
The Only Cla?* Hotel Opened Under N?%? Manage
in C ?rcrr>?*
merit
>?dqiivt?n (or WJla Stace Ub?
HOTEL SCOTT
.Srott * 8ebwan!ek*mp
Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOM MODI AT ION 9 FOR MUSHERS.
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
GOOD STABLER FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
> + + + -'? + + + >!+ + + ?!?+ + + + + + + ?????
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't *"ml out of town for yonr work. Let 'on 'quote
jroo prices show yoa samples of stock, am! do yoar work
quickly. Well, and at reasonable price*
Zht Daihj Alaskan.