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OFFICIAL CITY RAPtR.
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c?v?d by:
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C. W. Okleon Carvroas, T. T
K. U FU imta AUia. B. C.
ft A. BMMU UAinoa. Alaska
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?RECORDS."
We are tuam In the throw of a
t< litkml cuipii(i.
l>a W.xioeeday tfce T?t Payers
h "d their r suras and nominated sevc<
ceuncilnieii snd s school clerk Ijwt
Eight the Citiiens nominate,! th-- r
H'DiliJUc*. snd the fight is on.
:nere is no issu?' this year, and
ho Tax Payers are standing on the
record" which hss been made by
tte present council.
Whai is this "record*"
Their platform contains the state
ment that there is over $4,990 in the
t i asury at the present time We
tn st admit this But why shouldn't
thtre be* The revenues collected
last year were skater titan previous
y. trs owing to two :hing? I. e..
? ack taxes on real estate, which the
Ooncil paid fifty per c*nt. of for
cllectlon. and personal taxes charg
ej on articles that have in the past
a. ways been exempt. Little or no
improvements have been made in
the streets and sidewalks of the
c ty. and lb?'y are in worse con
<Vkm than they ha\p been in for
years The little work done was
with lumber paid for by the
fv. *mer council. They have been
lucky There hav? been very few
f:*e*eups and those necessitated on
ly a few hours' work with the pew
thawing machine pur* based by them.
Out teacher has been dropped in the
School, by the school board which
was controlled by members of the
Otiten s party, thus saving about
tt.9M.00 which is claim?-d by the
Taxpayers as their work
A grater portion of the year the
p-esent Council was composed of six
mtmbers, thre? of whom were of
tie Citiiens party, and if there is
any credit due to the present admin
tetration. they surely should be en
U'Vd to their share.
Fvery man on the Citiien's t'eket
is a property holder in town and
ar? ail well known and honest and
may be depended upon, if elected, to
work for the best interests of the
people at large.
CARING FOR THE INSANE.
a is the current belief thai the
I kiW SUU ( is the foriiH>st eoun
try in the world in its methods of
humane uil scientific care for the
iM?N and mentally defective M
l?wrgM Clem* ncoau, in a recent *r
toie giving b> impr> ssions of South
America. one of a series which he is
wiibng for tne New Ycrk Times.
?h?we that, as a matter or fact. Ar
gentina can ghe the people of the
I a*ted States profitable instruction
on thia subject.
Near Buenos Aires there is an in
stitution called Uie Open Door. which
H. Clemenoeau describes in thia ar
t ck. It la a colony for the insane.
Tbare 1,20? insane persons live in
uaiached cottages, work at the trades,
eji' and publish a newspaper, have
tand concerts and horse races, and
aa a rule behave themselves like
tj* presumably sane men of other
camminitie*
L.on? ago. M. Clemenceau jays, the
|<!ai of placing certain patients out
ia the country among peasant fa mi
lira was tried. The Open Door treat#
\U mental patients, of whatever de
sr< r of madneas. ?rith what is called
wcrk performed li liberty In the
confusion of <vrebral phenomena
tbe widest freedom I* given to the
r*4Jex action of conscious or uncon
s\ Vxis life. If the patient has learn
e] a trade, he finds at once in the
Open floor an outlet for hia ener
a tea. tor It ia with Uie labor of the
laaatirs that the carpet.t<*ing, mas
onry and ?ther work of the village*
*a executed
Eavape he says, is rarely attempt
ed. Indeed. <t Is far from easy. The
patients enjoy good physical health,
and their visitors ?envied them the
freedom from competition which they
e> Joyed and their -immunity from the
ra*ea of the work-a-day world ? Seat
tle P.I.
CANDY
r r e s he st j!
and Sweetest in the Candy Line j
Just Received at BRITT'S
JAMES JIMSON.
.lame* .Unison worked In Quimpet*?
eU i>. Hp doesn't work there any
uore. He ? a? a calculating clerk ? 14
th- nght he knew Just bow muck work
a man should do to earn bis pay ho
t<? w about two bones a day He was
10 is tent on his right*; he doubtless
sat up late at nights, the Constitu
tion to peruse and o're his grievous
x?ongs to muse. He knew his duties
lu a hair, he would not even dust a
i hair, or stoke the stove, or close a
Uoor ? he wasn't paid to do that
c- ere. His nature had grewn harsh
knd sour through fear that he might
\>irk an hour for which h? would
aot draw' his pay, he brooded o'er
11 i rights all day, and dreamed about
?i s rights In bed. until his rights
"tnt to his bead. Then Qulmper ex
-ii ised his right, and fired young
J a rat* one balmy night. He said.
? 1 gave yon every chance to nourish,
prosper and advance, but all your
L?ains have turned to whey, and all
vour heart has turned to hay. A
thousand men will gaily Jerk their
)? ckets off and do your work, and
t less me that they have the chance
so piease skedaddle "Mr, Pance."
I pity him who snor' and fights and
r ps around about his rights! ? Walt
Xj*soa.
MASS MEETING.
A meeting will be held at Elks ball.
.Wrday evening. April 3rd, at 8:30
p. m., when we will tell the people
what has been done with their money
the past year: how we have paid old
??'.iH-hers left by former council,
amounting to $2,623.61, and have be
tween $4,000.00 and *5 .000.<>0 still in
Treasury. We will tell them what
we will do if elected on the Council
toi the coming year. Every man or
wi man interested in the welfare of
(lit Town are invited to attend.
Nominees Tax Payers Party
Through an error In the shipping
}?? part merit of the manufacturers we
r?celT?d a consignment at S000
CHARLES CARROLL CIGAR8
and rather than ship them back we
bar* placed them on sale at $2.00
per box of M The Pantheot. Saloon.
Get some Bakery Goods from th<
Royal Bakery, White horse, to take
along on your trip. Everything the
Nest.
ROW'S THIS
We offer One Hundred Do 11 ma Re- '
*ard for an/ case of Catarrh that ca
jot U> cored by ttA.Ti Catarrh Cur.
F. J. CHlfiN&Y * CO., Toledo, 0
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last 16 years,
tud better* hiiu perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and ftna
.-tally able to carry out any obliga
>X>os mad* by th? firm W aiding, Kin
a an A Marvin.
Wholesale Druggist*, Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon U e bloou
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 76c. pe
bof'e. Sold by all drugs ts.
Take Hall's family pills for "on
aiipation.
Addreee K. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by Dn?KteC>, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
sUpatloo.
All tho news in the Daily Alaskan
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Music Teacher*.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. AN" MAIN ST.
Attorney
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorn ey-AULaw
P. O. Box E. Juneau, Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney- At-Law
Skagway, Alaska
Engtneeis
H. P. M BIRKIN'BlNl
ENGINEER
U. ft. Deputy Land and Miners
? : Surveyor : ?
Polley Bldg. - Maine*. AlasKa
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure whoieeome beer made from
the spurkllng waters of Tumwa' r
(?XI Is, ?ad the very beet barley malt
with Ju-.it the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as or:
ly the Olympia Drewing company can
brow, roc sale at the Hoard at Tnui
on
Ho*.
25c
GBATED AND LIOHiED
BY ITS OWN PLANT
uii t*! n m 1 1! 1 1?!
FINE SAMPLE ROOM
FOR DRUMMERS
Ulhirc Pass ootcl I
P. D McMillan, Manager
CarflMt and best apn-inkd hotel in H Vtkcn
CHOtCE BAR STOCK
RATES MODERATE
Ulhiteborse, y.C.
MOORE'S WHARF CO.
TVcmtnus W. P. 6 T. Route.
AUSiMithbouudSteamerHArrive and Depart From This I >ocl
REGULATIONS 1910.
VinbogM opeh for delivery of m?? chaadiee froci 8 a. m. to & p m
Perishable* ONLY delivered on Sunday or at nl?bt
All freight shipments destined pouthbonnd must be accompanied by j>
SHIPPER 8 MANIFEST (papers cm be obUlned at the U. S. cu?
tone office) and muet be dellvete?l before & p m No fr^i, fit ? i
be received on wharf after tbl* hour.
P AGG AGE ? Tolls wU] be collected cn CHECKED RAGGAGE ONL\
No charge for base and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be close 1 to th< public when steamer is nearlng do
and will be opened only when p? e engera have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on arpHcation at office on dork.
P. O. Bo* 17b. E. J. SHAW, General Manager.
TheWhitePass AYukon Route
No. 1 N. Bound
let class
9 30 a. m
11 li "
12 10 p. in.
1 oo M
2 .TO "
4 46 "
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
(Daily Except Sunday)
Leftres 8KAGUAY
WHITE PASS
- LOO CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
Arrirw WHITEHOR8E
No. 8 8. Bound
let cla*?
Arrirea 4 20 p. m.
2 45 "
" 1 42 "
1 10 ??
It 2.'. a. m.
Leaves g ?
Passenger* muet be at depots to time to bare Baggage Inspected
and checked Inspection ts stopped 30 minute* before tearing time of
train.
ISO pounds of baggage will be checked free with each foil fare 'Jr. It
?* and 71 pounds with each half fare ~
: ? ? -o - : ? o~ o
{ SH6**? WEAKER SEW }
Q?? * ???Q ? ? ;
Rf?'ilto of th? obaervatlons taken
at Moore's Wharf ?* mldnixht,
March SI. 1911, is a* folio**
I'smi-ersture tiweohaerrat c 30 a > t*
Mas-t^mpTfe-wIInc 21 hmir? 41 a :v
Vo 1 " " 2?l a'ovo
Mean " " " 33* *bor*
Baromntci 30.30 Claai VothWln!
Weather observation at Clark'*
Ranrh (S mil?s north of Moore's
wharf.)
Maximum temp. pa?t 24 hrs 4?> abo e
Mii.imum " " " " 2-iabo'e
Moan " " " " 31 alio*.
INTERIOR WEITRER REPORT
STATION'S
(?lacier
White r??H
Fraser
Lojr Cabin ....
Bennett
Penninjfton ....
Caribou
White Horse
Atlic
Lower Fjcbarsre
Hoovalioqua....
Bitf Salmon
Yukon Crossing
Selkirk
Coffee Creek ....
Stewart River..
l>;iwson
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6. Orate*- nay MI.-k.
at Ladystuilh. tn? nlgheai urad
louaehold coal of all the B. C. field*
58.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combustion Uniform He*
Llfht Ash
On and after July lat, 1910. ?
thall offer this cnal, selected
<raded a* follow*: ?
>ouble Screened and narked $13. ton
>creenlnp> ; sacked) 8. "
Screenings tbullt> 7. "
Above prices Include delivery
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
ACLE SELLING AGENTS,
''hen* 10. Sxagwsy, Alaska
JUNEAH KB. CO\S.
ELfXTUIC LIGHTED STIC AM
BKATF.D STRAWEK
Georgia
OSTTlt'f U. S. Msli
; For Balnea, i^ernsr* Bay, Jun^ai,
i Hooos, Ter*kee, S k* and Wayporls
SAILS
FROM 8KAQWAY
| Vprl' 1. 7. 13. 19, 25. and May 1,1911
at S:oO a. m.
W'LLIS NOWKL),, Mer., Juneau
W. W HOUGHTON. As-?|?
Rrosdwav and Fifth Ave, f,bf'ne V'
TKHnBUTvRK
Alwve Below
12
STEAMERS FOR
h j Seattle, Tacom<*
\o'J Vttef*. Vwo-iwr, An*r<*f+1, rr*
6/ r - All ? r. r- . ?
y Ew?r. Oljmpi*, Pott T ImH>
R*N?n$k*m, FInrHr*. $mf? fUWn,
Sa?t f ranc^co, I os Angeles, 5*n Diego
G. V ANOREV3. G. A. P. D. C. D Ot-HANV, ' " '
1 1 3 Jv.n St, 1 12 Mark* St . .?. <? <*nr J
H" M r??tr??() t? r ft an jo (M?
N XT SAILINGS WILL EG
State of California Mar. 31, Apr. 11-22
City of Seattle Apr. 4, 16,27 May 9, 20, 31
FRA' K K. BOLD Agent, 2nd and Broadway, SKAGWAY
"" 1
' x ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Carrytatf U. S. Matl and Alaska Pacific E* vr*m
Next 8<n ini? of thf Fast Pa/uwngar 3t**m?r
JEFFERSON DOLPHIN
APRIL - - 7, 18, 29 MARCH - - 24
APRIL ... 13, 25
i MA V - - - 10* 21 MAY . . 5, 16, 27
L
C mj re oriw ri ' U. charge mlitng dat? without n
C. B. GUPTILL, Avrtt, Photv? ?
Wl I IIMH1
Canadian Pacific Ry.
fB C. COAST SERVICE)
PRINCESS MAY
Will Sail From Skagway
March 8-1 8-29 April 8-19-29
May 10-20-31
Sohj?ct fo change ?!t joot o >tle?
1- \ : uvpr, Victoria. Seattl*. via Princ? Rnpert
-.87 F. F W LOWLE, Aqant
fill SS. Humboldt
Will Hail From
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
March 16th, 26th and April 5th
Baiting flat* tabj#ct to rhanf? wfthoit nottr*
<0S FIR8T AVI W. W. BOUOHTOl*
<*;le Offloo Pbw 14 Mh and ?*rfVy, *va^??y.
55E6BSH- ri SBRt- 3? WI9RE?gBSBKBeHBi
: %
E ?*r?4
8
Through Line Krom
Ska?*** '<?> A' n, Whito FTrr-". Salmon. !>*w?on ?nrt iDfrmerila'e Yukon Rlrer Point*.
The nfw placer' th \!ipk*r K ia? MtalreD ^trtotaar* renebedonly rlaWhltoHorve
Winter Route Stage Service
Di ? ? r: wl v n ?c'o? d, daily train? will continue rnnnlnifj'wrtween
SVa. -?t bp<1 Willie Her, \ ii M?il, > and Freight Swrloo will b? iMlot?!??id
by i Thoroughly Equipped Stag* Lfn? betwee# White Horn and Daw?o?.
Re<: ?iar *tafe*. c-rjir- mil. e >?? and pa**e*-<rer?. leave White Horae for Dt?wn im
Inifrmedia'e point*.
F'-vr O-rart City, loea'^' !r i i -art fhf newly ^scorered and fabnlonaly rich qmrtf eamc
nf t^-e Wlndv Arm District, take our dally mine 10 Caribou,
Inform r>Vri
TRAFFIC DEPA HTMRNT
Yanecuw, B C
e* fr-'jhi and i^je^raphlo r?i>,?, apply
to an? acr^tof the Company. or to:
. L ?! ' : G?n Mngr, F B. WURZPACBKR Cm. Ag't
v-veornr . C at?d -ka*vay.Alwk? Rka?t>ay, Al??ka