A UVtlV ?ASSAS? AT ARMS.
1 f^KBl
H?i t? ttt nm 1
ac?* twt the n**oc??y M ite <rff
cart atf ttk Imx mM a Mi*^ ?<
tt? ?M?MN coamitU-e aw luiiiHti
rf Pttw? SnaM. k?i 1 uw <n? K
? ?t vn ttK tihtCiu? ?* Uk
fh?-t we oatr feej tfcat we ??*<
jw**5y wWI T?-w*<?d as to what Atoski
wruto mad want*, fcet ka a<5txt>?a tee
k nv <atr anc ri?tkt t? a?a3s* tfc<
tv-o^ie of a xsVa ta tki* work (w
tke faUmrtax nagw?:
first, ?<* or, It kaee th? #twh
of fVw tx~* ,av**d maaj
taw* ?? \H*ka'* mWlvailtfto, ?l
(kM?. ani t<wt?Bwui ?e? to
crake ?-Hk ttii. Vat tfc*y fca?e been
la tn* pas* bv mart*
Northerners* *m8 Attain ?ea;*ratter.
f* jkh Max nwr* art.v<> fet re<nder
' ?;,-!? aM as was hi t4**r ^??"eT
? "- > the s**ai ? - ' ? he NVwth.
la its work Uti? tm.? at
tempted to w.fioe itself ?? *ke
tbte .-? o? ?Ji'rh we *e*eve tfce aeati
w??t la AJaska K jwactfcwaj wna ?<
tMM We fa?Jjr iww*tj? tile fact
ttot r?st*We w?fV ?V>aM tsnt a*
>eww< to ?? 5 ,-ta re any j*rtWw kind
nf the peoMc of Al
?<t* t*u *to*4r waft* rkn* the
Mwktm Mkf ike tnlttetlv*.
No*, as we >>are a<r?*flT a?w*e?e?!
ike p -avle ?-?f ^eat^V wtfaraJtv coate
'a ?v>- taot w!*fc v?*sk*n?< fr<nn ev*rr
iliMttl, a?*4 a* are hantne o?
wet tea the ?t e' i
Jeace we have r*4*4v*4 fJvaa the
r^orV th
TV Kecii w1*V Wane^sMWin WIV
Foal]
Wellington Lump Coal
*?? SMT. No w, f>??la Mlv-?
?? '?**aa?ih. C?t awlHwt. <rra<.
*? n >h?U o*aJ tt ali th* & C. IMa<>
MJI nvto CAA80*
!?wf ? * Vo*hueeaea Cr:?jna H<
Uckt Art
(V vrf t!W Jaijr w !$'?. ?
?hatt alt* r t>.n> -oal, ?e*e>&"<d a- ?
<ra?*? u ?
? ? ? * * - w-v j ?; ?-? ?
uruiiii inar & ~
* ttoJI -t. "
Aiwa (rl<a Ta^laAe n.lwd
Moore's Wharf Co.
AI.-?S Tran$!?r Co.
SCVtS V < ! LIN? # wCHT i.
?c lti|ai? m??.j
f Item Irinr. who visit* Alaska aa
! aad who ha* beea a careful
jste*eai <ni A BwOra as may own ?b
/"(?Ml v.'rfc She ronprnsmit, aritteos
. that the Vlt^NK are rmctfeaUj
I snMiSM is tt? a? una far **K
. WWMilU. and hp ha* many ttww
[ >?<ctr;ai?i U?p people of Seattle to
I IisMk 'hern n aecwrlag it.
> TV- A last* ,ieU -ate. James Wick
?> erwJia*. twi<* chosen hy overwhelm
> rji uA'-oHtW*. advtse# ?? that a>i
t ?4?<*ive teovecmsejit * oik- o I the
I r*r< and mort Unportatt demand* of
? the Alaskan people. He say* they J
? vmm hoe we nV, aw? he haa requests
Hie w'f ?f (Ms city to do all In
? heir p?wer h> aid them in securing
? it
We have mailed av?r three thous
and pastel ottM? to citteenw of Al
i ?U 4wiag the JmwU ?d*tj days. a?k
njt what ?heir afchiw *rre in the
matter, and aith two exceptions
?hey have declare* that ihev were
in fcw of and wanted home rale.
PraotKaJty every political and com
imrctN cfW'entkm heM In Alaska j
?'wring the last ton rear* has de- J
? tared for aetf -government for the
'err+tory. To he more specific, we
respect fMHy call your attention to
the that the following conven
"V?r<? declared in one form or another
or an elective government for the
territory:
The Republican and Democratic
????#??? held at Jnreari in the
spring of for the selection of
totegatm ?o the national convention*.
A not; partisan convention held at
.?iN?ean ia 1WS.
The Democratic and Rep?*>;icnn
onventwws held ai Junea? in the
-tring of 1XM for the selection ?'f
ieMgMai to the national convention*
A non-pnrttsaa convention he<d ?t
s >aitie in the fall of 1X*6 which eent
f<?n??r Oanereer A P. Salneford, R
&. Ryan, and O. IV Humphrey as del
rate* to Washington to nrrr oelf
. .^ eminent on Om^re**.
The IVmooratk- Convention heM
u .lunaaa in the sprint of IX* for
the wominatk* fnr delegate to Oca
kTOSS
A wnor*' convention heM at
I airhaaks. tamponed of Tanana V*l
j ?cy opetntcr*. ft* the purpoae of
->m mating a candi'inte for delegnu
>a Owwrem^
A miner*' convention heM at
Vomn. composed of Seward Peirinsnl*
*fcw operators, for the purpoae of
xwr."Oiing a caadMate foe delegate
a OngTMk.
The I Vmocratlc convent km heM
u AM**a is the spring of 1S0S for
he r rpoae of nominatins a can d Hat
or !e ?v*he ta CongTMas and for the
eo oa of delecatec to the na
T Joaa^cR ven tioaa. j
0*V O-sr QUMML.'* Am* y
B>r.>-^o Quin^ntc fTjf (F
C&n??C*M ?C.-> . ?>. Ofw J fc ? >% rJjC?rVV\^,
an
km.
25c
< \ >'H H -?? >
NEW COMFORTABLE
The Caribou Hotel
W ell Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
+
Headquarters for *Schul*"n Atlin t Royal Mai!* Stage Line +
4 } i^il-H-1!' i ^ ?{ ??!? <14 1 ,?**i*'?*,I*,1',H*,I"I"*!',H*,i"I"I"I^'4"T
B. M. BEHRENDS, Broker
Juneau. - Alaska
OLDE5T BANK IN ALASKA
R?H*vtfnlly Solicit** The Account*
.?f Haines Firm? And Individnals.
_l
ll
The Ska gway Pioneer Dairy |
K. V. 8EtWAK, Prop. +
??
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
The iarve?i *?d bwt conducted dairy ic > !ask&.
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
? ? v ' r*1'" *? <* ? Mt* r,??n> a v* .in R< ??**>.
J.
?
1
V
MLB HOT SLEEP
WITH ITCHING BASH
A!i Over Baby's Body, H?ad and Face.
Scratching Made Sores. Used
Cirticura Soap and Ointrrent and
Have Had No Further Trouble.
"On Jalr ST. 1PW. Wt Boston for a j
trip lo KntU-nd ?n4 lirUJid. t&fctnc buby 1
m Hit m. A f:*r Jvin* tn IreUno a fw <Ur?
ft na*u- r*?h c?Df out sll
pv?r fifci body. W> took
fclm lo ? doctor who t&fcl
It wrvs chitim pox. ?t;d
p*r* cs nvdirinr !or him.
Tb? ItouNc started tai th*
ftrrm of a nsh &rid ?*i *U
ovt-r l>;Jby "* body. h?d
wn& fnv, ft? diffotvrt
tin**. It irritated. ard
be ?wld M-r?tch It with
<04 fct? might. The ron
wyjtwfwp *'** It rtrrt -toped
Into ard we *+rr,
afraid it trmiM leave
nat'r iwars on hb hf.
"Whoa we twifht'd
rnpJuna we took to atmti.rr d.vtor.
*ho said hU condition waa dur ?o Chine* ot
food B-wl I Mmat*, and gs'*e BK>r? ffledJrint.
Thf t??h en\ no bHtf*. ?nd ft Hsrd to itrh
arvd t>um ?i nicHt *o Ww that the ? ' (1*1
iw* ^ He was ooropfrtrly rvvt-ml with
tl at .liffrmit tliws. It was ?l this tlm* thai
tnv another sdvl?-d iw to trjr Ciii^t-ra Snap
ami 0?nimrt>t. After win* Outkuri* 8o?P
and Cuticiir* Olirtnv: n? tor nNn:t ntno tnontl.*
the piaw dMMmied. Hww *^c not any
aran, or other fcind of dtsfiw^raent . Mid
babv i? oomoMd.v rurrd by th< Cnurura
Poaj and Otnlmorn Wo har. had no further
tiwiWe *ith baby's ?V>i. N'ntliin* M-rl^d
the iMrfnr. mh> nlkraod habv to sh-T hut
Cutini-a So?f and OrtVur* Ointment."
(Sipm-d) ?r?. M*rrai>t. Giwm. STPurr-U St.,
Povhnrr, Bc?ton. Mm., March 12, 1911.
Oitipiira 81 tp v! Ointment we *M
thrombin the ? J. ~.id to Pott. r JVur
* Opto Owe.. tv t. HA. W*ton, for fr<*
wmNe of mth OftU S.-JV. book ou !:<?? :ka*.
i iu< Republican CMMtiOB heM at
.\ci\"tiik<in the same year and f-*
tie ?mo pnrpo?-o.
The Republican ? co?\ entlati held at
.Kni^laa ift 19 tO for the purpose ot
?minating a candidate for delegate
to, t\>fc*reM.
Tbe Independent Repub|l<an con
vfmticm heM at Juneau the name year
for tie same purpose.
The IVmocratic convention held
at Juneau the same year which fail
ed to nominate a candidate for dele
ate, but which a-iopted a platform.
The Alaska dclesatlon to the Tr.m?
?.'issi?rfppi Congress, which convened
at Seattle in the summer of IJW3. *e
cured the passage of resolutions fa
coring self-government ft* Alaska
and numerous re>so^itlj*?* have been
adopted by Alaskan commercial or
^amsations and mass meetings and
ther gathering*
The Arctic Brotherhood. Aiaaka'*
lar,ro*t fraternal organisation, has In
dorsed the propoaitltm in it* grand
camp several timca.
Finally, dispatches from the North
luring the last twx> or three week*
have noted the ftwt that a majority
X the delegate* to the ivMi-partiean
convention about to be held at Vaide
have been instructed to work for
and support resolution# hi favor of
an elective -form ot government aid
home rule. In short, the pootple ol
\ta?ka have used every available
avenue to make their position so
plain w this proposition that there
c*ji be no mlstakeing their attitude.
In eonchmlon. 1 beg to assure you
that the members of our orgamiaatlon
have no ulterior motive in view, but
are doing a work that we believe
the majority of the Alaskans doelre.
and we believe the evidence we pro
duce herein as to their wishes in
this respect is sufficient warrant for
our undertaking
I not* yno comment on the fact
that there are tax> organisations in
Seattle seeking to aid Alaska. This
is true, bnt it does not weaken the
pr*ition of either. Wht!e the two
rrganixatioro may differ in regard to
the policy of advocating an elective
form of government, on nearly even
other Question they are a unit and
furnishing their time and money to
ward doing what they believe Alaska
needs and what the people want.
With k Indent regards. I remain,
Very truly yocr,
t Signed > William Pigott,
President Alaska Square TVal l^ea^ue
The significance of the correspon
dence, when considered with reference
to its bearing on the rivalry between
the Alaska Square TV>al Leasue and
the Alaska borean of the New Seattle
Chamber of Commerce. Is enhanced
by the circumstance that Gov. Clark
has written a letter approving the
work of the latter organiration. The
Maska bureau has refrained from ask
ing Con cress to act favorably on the
proposal to bestow Self-government
upon Alaska ? Alaska-Yukon Maja
tine.
Henry FYledenthal Phone 76. Quick
delivery. Baggage and expressing on
short notice, day or night
BOARD OF TRADE CAFE.
Bill ? Did you hear the lareet?
Sam? It Isn't out yet.
Bill? Sure it Is, Let's go down to
the Board of Trade Cafe, and get a
good square meal.
We also make specialties of ban
quets and private dinner parties. ?
Karaman & Clecak, Telephone 32
BOYLE WILL flRING
IN MAMMOTH DREDGE.
Klondike now botsts the largest
told dredge In the world. and next
jear irfH have a duplicate, sejs tbe
News. Charles Boyle, resi
dent manager of the Canadian-Klon
dike Mining company, yesterday re
ceived a toiegraoa from Joseph W.
Boyle. president of the company, now
in the Bast. staUiig he has Just plac
ed a contract with the Marion steam
Shovel company of Marlon, Ohio, for
a second mammoth dredge. It will
be butlt on th< same model and
have the same capacity at ? the flnrt
one. the Canadian, which has been
iperaUng on the Boylp concession, a
few miles from Dawson. with remark
able success.
The new machine will be complet
ed Hi four months, and the material
*111 begin to arrive here on the
irst steamer# from up the river In
Inno. The enttre equipment wi'l
mean a shipment of about 2,000
'oris, no small item tn the year's trata
;>srtaUon on the upper Yukon.
Tbe capacity of the dredge buckets
s sixteen cublr feet. The average of
rekes hi the camp Is seven cubic
eel. The Canadian hits turned over
ravel on the average since its In
tall* tltm, year before last, to the ex
? nt of 11.000 to 12.000 cnible yards a
ay. The huge dlg?er has worked
vith e^rcely a hitch. Ft te driven by
lectrleHy from the Grain villa Power
ompany's hydro electric plant on the
\ rth FYwk of the Klondike The new
ilredge will derive its power from the
nme source.
It is not deoHed exactly where the
sew dredee will be assembled, but H
will be somewhere on the Boyle con
es* Ion, possibly st the south end,
lose to the line between Uie proper -
?'Ice of the Canadlan-Klondyke and
he Yukon Gold. It may be tile pR
vlll be dng a little north of the Bar
?vn ahhatolr. A strip of the conee?
-ton wa< cleared from a line cross
ing the valley opposite tile month of
'acksoo gulch to a point well down
uiward Orilvie bridge, several sea
-?ns ago, and wa? prospected with
Keystone drills about the same time.
The cost of these Mg dredges h not
made public, bnt It has been said
hat by the time faclory coats, freteht
md Items for assembling and fully
?^jutpptnir and ronnectln* are covered
run the total to somewhere from $.150*
*00 to $4^0.000 for eacb boat.
HOWS TH S?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any ease of catarrh that can
oot be cured by Hall s Catarrh Core
5\ J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned have known
P. J. Cheney for the past 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all buslnos* transactions, and fin
anclally able to carry out any obliga
'-ions made by his firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggists c
Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh rnre Is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take HaU'a Family Pllla for constl
natllon.
P. J. CHENEY A CO . ToU d \ O
Sold by DrugrUte. 7>
Take Hall's Family Pills for oous'l
pattest
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
TT Is ea?y to feel thn? tre are all rlcbt.
The difficulty lb* In conveying this
Impression to others.
A bird In i lie bosh li-iks tew times as
alluring n? a bird In the linml
Trouble Kins m sU wa? of ?Oipptne op
on you when yon nrvn't i? ??Mi c for It.
It is hurl lo for 'i the favor* we e?
pert our Mends lo ib> lis
There Is a material difference be
tween a check to expenses and a check
for expenses
"VYo never know bow provincial we
are until we dl? ov?-r liow provincial (
tbe fellow from the other place I*
With some men the nllliilly problem
seems to stretch Into 'ntlnlly.
A girl ivally d'>e-? h:'te to cl>e np the
privilege of mimeine Iwlf a doseo
men fir the tlimHfitl trt*k of brvsklng
In one.
SMOKERS ATTENTION
HaroKI Hartwlgsen, successor to
W. W. Bough ton. has taken the
agency (for the Justly famous
EL INF1NIT0 CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
5,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla If you want the
best don't fail to give these goods
a trial.
GRA^O REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train l? now aelllag a
big lot of liood Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a proflL Yours.
Herman Grimm.
If SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Snapping]
Your Life Away. Alaskan People
Hare Lean?d This Pact
When a healthy in. in or womaa be
{tins to run down without apparent
c?uise, becomes weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
ihixy spells and urinary disorders,
kidney weakness may be the cause
of U all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep you well. Dmn's
Kidney Pills cur? sick kidneys and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand further proof than the
following statement;
Mrs F. I!. Morell, 518 Marion St,
Seattle. Wash., says: "Kidney com
plaint and backache bothered me
all my life and 1 had such severe
Httacks at times that I was practi
cally helpless. The pains through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable. I had hca?la< hos and
?*inr.y spells and In the morning when
( first got up, I became so dizzy
hat I dared not at:-mpt U> walk
zeroes the ball. Learning about
Doan's Kidney Pills I be;an tholr use
The contents of the first boi helped
noe so greatly that I continued taking
hem and before l<>ns I was entirely
.ellevert of kidney complaint. I have
recommended Doan's Kidney Pills to
nany of my friends and shall rontln
ie to do *>." (Statement given De-|
ember 17, 1907.)
RE- ENDORSEMENT.
Mrs. Morell was interviewed on
February 1, 1910, and sh? added to
the above; "1 have been in good
health wince I endorsed Doaifs Kid
ney Pills In 1907. I take this rem
edy in the spring and fall and it |
keeps me in good health."
F>r?r sale by all dealers. Price 60
f-ents. FYwter.Mllburn Co, Buffalo,
New Tork. sole asent* for the United
^IWea.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
Hk* no other.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 1
?nts Foster Ml Iburn Co., BufTslo
Vew York, sole agents for the Unit
1 State*.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and|
ske no other.
Iliere' V'Qor
St<'f?9th
in every sroc
8
in
COMPWINv
>*attia,
> Relieves CA"
tho
ATARRH of 5
BLADDER j
and all
Discliarfss In
24HOURS
Tmrli
?~?4 fc? ?B <r
LOCAL BRIEFS |
3KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
RMuiU of U>? obaarraUon taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Feb. 25, JSli. S? a* follow*:
Temp, time ob*?rr*rn ..2.8 ?tw>
Max. preceding 24 hr? 40 above
\lln. - - .. 28 abov?
i(vin 34 above
L'arometer 30:18 Cloudy. Calm.
INTERIOR WEIJHfH REP Rl
irMrHRATTRI
stations AOove llelow
Caribou 2
White Home * i
ragfch. ... . ?'
Atlin 0
Lower Lebarg*.. &
; loouilinqua 12
Big Sal moo. 6
t ukuii criiMing .... 20
Selkirk 21
Coffee < reeK 20
Mewjrt River 14
OgMvie 2?
Dawson 25
/US poirAs report* calm, with fog at
ragtoh, Caribou, I jov.pt l,eR arge, Bis
ahnon and Dawson. AH other pointt
ear, except gtew*rt River
where It is cjowdy.
LOST ? Between Haines and Fort
ewArd, a nugget bracelet Finder
pieaae return to P. H. Morrie, Haitiee.
\!iuka.
SEATTLE'S
(wading Popular Priced Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
Ramp*?n Plw
?ll Sonn j
Rnw. riofflMlf
Firnl^M
i*?mpl* R<jom*
"ommrrrlal A F?ni
llr U>4r Mv t+4
ItA
ft gl.' Kir} , OP.
1 ?u i tmms VM op
Kornn with
r?o Vfwn? fs.w up
t-.O.CA LDWKLL
WHIM Ul
r*k* Fjm! \Jkk* r*T from FOU* ft! AVENUE
(tiiiiNi D?pot to Fourth B*t. Union A Plk#
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium [?r?5] Alaska
Large, Clearr. Individual Baths.
Abundance of Water. Best of
Hotel Accommodation!). Fur
nished Cabins for Ranr. ....
Excellent Hunting ar.d Fishing.
Motor Boating and Sailing.
Steamer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi-monthly Tisit*. In
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
-?HEflHBflHHSBHMHDHHHV
Health Resort
ALASK
I ?ambliiihrd 1897 Telephone 112
j Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the C
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
over Four Million.
! NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA i
i..l?.i.ii.MMMMtM?^t?.tt?H"iiiitnt!"miinmnTmniniiiiiiiinnimni.n
+ + + + + + + + + + *f*4- ++ + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ ?
.j. The Only Firft Clas? Hotel Opened Under New Manage- x
.j. in CarcroM ment j,
H?*dqnmrt?rB tor Atfin 8Uww Una. <j>
HOTEL SCOTT x
. 11 4*
4. Scott ft Schwuiiekamp
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and +
Travelers
+ +
.j. 8PECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHERS. +
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
* CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TER. +
+ - + ++ + + + + +* + + ++ + + + + + + + * + + +4