The Pick Train saloon always leads.
It carries only the best, brands of whis
kies, wines, beers and all the other
goods to be had at a flrst-cla?s gentle
men's resort tf
Notio? of Application For Pntant For
HomMtMd Claim.
U. S. Land Office at Juneau. Alaska. i
March a, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Solomon Rlplnsky,
of Halms, Alaska, has applied to enter, under
?rctiou ?>9 of the revised Statutes of the;
United Static, nud the Act of Congress dated
March 3. l'.iB. the lauds embraced iu U. S. i
? Surrey No. 5; 3. containing l?.4o acres, aud ]
raore particularly described as follows:?
Beaton iuif at cor. No 1. under Rlplnsky's
huose, from which point U. S. t.. M. No? bears
S. ? deg tS miu. W.. 2. o4 chs. diat.. witness cor.
bears west. 30 l*s . a Mono marked 5>. s?3 W. C.
1: thence from trw cor.. N. t4 deg. min E., J
along mean high water mark of Portage Cove.
2.*) chs. to cor. No. *2, uot set, witness cor.
bean west, :*> Ik., a stone marked s. 573 W. C.
2; thence from true cor . west. 9 10. chs. to cor.
No. 3> an iron pipe 3 Inchon in diam. marked S
5?3 C. 3; thence North. 3.16 chs. to cor. no. 4, a
grani'e stouc marked S 573 C. 4: thence west.
3i.l7 chs. to cor. No 5. a stone marked S. 573 C.
&; ttkroce-soutn, t.6Schs. lo cor NO. 6, a stone
marked S. 5?{ C. 6; t ;ence s >0 deg 54 sec E.,
along north line or Presbyterian Mission. vvOO
ch*. lo cor. No. 7. nu iron pipe marked S. 5;a C.
7; thence north. 1.67 chs. to cor. No. an iron
pipe mark ed S 573 C. 8:. thence eaat. < .23 chs.
lo cor No. 1. the place of beginning. Magnetic
Variation at all coruers :3deg. *0 min. east
Any and all persons having or claiming any
Mdufise interest whatever in said above des
crflhd .land* are required to tile such adverse
c? 'inder oath, with the Register aud Re
CW ' the United States Land OtHce at
[wLw Jaska durning the sixty days pub
lication her?of or within thirty days there
after. as required by law. or they \\ ill be fore*?r
barred.
SOLOMON RlPtNSKY.
It Is hereby t rded that the foregoing notice
ol the application of Solomon Ripiusky be pub
lished in the Pally Alaskan, a weekly news
paper printed at Slug way, Alaska, for the
statutory period.
John w. Pytdlby
Register.
Ordinance No. 68.
An OnHoiocf to amend Ofllwnw No. 32, the
Mine beta* An Oriiaance Detinin# Mia*
demeanor* and Providing a Penalty Therefor,
*? au?l for other Purpose*."
He itonlaiaed by lhe Common Council or the
Tow?*tSkagway.
SacU^l. That sections numbers one, two
and tbR**. ?.( article one? section^ two, three,
live, *ix.ekht an ! nine oftirtlele two; Motions
one, five mx. nine s ?i ten of art i??l* three: sec
tion two ot ar'. cle four; ami sections two and
three ?T article live of Ordinance No. 32. he.
?nd the same art* hereby atneuded bv substi
tuting the words ' N t more then one hundred
dollars," for the wsrds -Not more then two
hundred dollar*; th?> vine bt'ini< the maximum
of tine as penalty f ?r lhe violation oC t^e misde
meaaors provided in said sections.
Section \L T:.at this ordinauee shall take ef
fect ?nd be in force from aud after the date of
it* passage and approval.
PaM?*d bv '.re Common Coun il this I9tb day
of March. 6.
Attest. W B KING,
W.S. M KKAn. President of the Council.
C?eri.
Ordinance No. 69
An ordinance for the purpose < f
assessing, levying aud collecting ?en
er&l lax, for school aud municipal
purposes. i>po ? a I real and pe -onal
property io th*- Town o' Sk ig?r .y: ,nd
tor other purposes.
Be it od .i ? d >>y the Common
Council of th- I'.'wa o; Slctgway:
Section 1. T ?? a I property, botM
real and pe s na . wi.hin ihe Town of !
Skagwav, which s.noi. un-irr the laws'
of the Cured s*.i es applicable to Alas- 1
ka, eiem >t t! etvfrom, sK* I !v> s-nj ct
totaxmonf rsoho? i-nd rau c:p ?' pur- j
poses.
Section II. A g<-'-eral tax, for -ch'iol
and mu i ci pal pure *>??. upon real ar.d
persn.a! pro. e' t\ , w ;h a theTovn of
Sicagway. s ?ll b- assessed. !e". ied, and
rolleete t s in this odinance provided, j
The words "real property" or "real
estate" as u^ed in this oroinance sha'l J
be so y>i:?trued aa-o include >he pos- '
sessory rights w i< h my person or p r- !
sons. c">mpiny or* torpor*! ion has or
claims by virtue of their occup.iti >n or
possession of ?nv un-pitened lands
within the Town of Skagway,
S'Ction III. The I-nd ootupied and
claimed exclusively ?s-righ! of way for
railroads, by rsl 'oad companies or cor
porations, together ? th the bu Mings
and ?U the sub-str nciures and seper
structures supporting s-rae, shall be
aJetssed as a a- hole as real estate, wi h
oi|t sep-i'ating s<rae as lands a"d im
provements. at a certain sum per mil ;
aid all suob real estate altuite within
t8e Town of Skagway. claimed by any
rail i oad company as such right of way,
shall be deemed the property of ?uch
company for the purpose of taxation.
.t8ec'ioo IV. The wha'v s situate
within the Town of Sk?gway. including
thesqper-structure and piles driven into
the ground f- r the' purpose of suppou
ftjg same, must be assessed as a whole
an 1 as real estate, and e deemed
real estate 'or the purtv>s- of 'axation.
Sec'ion V. W.iter n.afr.s within the
Town ?' Skagwar. t *ipr with all
tmprovi mentsa tnci.i d i i.er.-to, most be
listed and assessed a? ?>- Instate.
Sec1 ions VI. The '"oivn clerk shall,
under th : diretion of tie Common
Council, provide th- nece-s? y ss s -
meat boo"=s. rece'ps. b' .nks et -in I
deliver s m - :o >h-Tov>i ass-ssj- on.
later than th>- ti 3t day of August in
each year.
Section VII The s<es60- appointed
by the Co:nmoa Council m'is',1
between the first day of A'igust |
and the firs 'a of Ootobsr, in :ach
year. rr< perly Pat on the ass- ss^ueni
boo'*s furnished him bv the clerk, "II
real V personal property within 'he |
Towi^\ Skagwav. subject to 'axavon, |
?' d asse-s such proper v ;n the nam" ,
of the person by whom it was own"d or j
twelve o'c ock iti on the Bra da*' of!
Augu?t in the >e r In w ich the a s-^s.-- j
ment was m <!e I the owner there f;
cannot be ascertained, th-n the pro
perty shall be sse-s*d 'o the pers >n
claiming s me, or in whose posses io
or control it was at twelve o'clo k m.
on the sai'l firs' day of August. If tbe
assessor discovers prop r:v for wh ch
he can find no owner or claimant, and
wbich is no; ia the posvs^ion or con
trol of any pt-rsro thm he shall as.jp s
such pro erty to "Unknown Owrer"
provided; 'h t no mistake in the n m^
of the owner possessor on controller of
property sh<!! render tlie assessment
thereof :nv-lid. The asses-or shall list
real property sepira'ely, by lot a>d
block, according to the 911 vev and
plat of the To? n of Ska^way made by
F. H. lleid: ?n ' *11 real p-opertv which
is not subdivided into lots and bkeks on
said plat ami bv said survey, shall be
otherwise des -ribed, giving "the number
of acres or fra tions thereof. The As
sessor shall ist al t-JXib'e personal
property *p irate ??nd apart from the
real property, and he shall assess the
property so lis ed at its just and fair
value.
Section VIII. At the time of listing
and assessing the property within the
Town of Skagway it shfcll be the duty
of the assessor to require the pet sun >o
whom any person*! poperty iB to be
as-essed, to furnish a state tpen', verified
by oath, giving a list of all his personal
property and a statement of its just and
fair value. If such fatls. refuses or
neglects to make -uch verified statement
upon demand of the assessor, such per
son shall not thereafter oe heard by he
Common Council in any application for
a revision of such assessment as shall
have been made by the assrssor.
Section IX. Tne assessor must com
plete his assessment books on or b fore
the firs! day in October of each year,
and t>? scon as completed, file 'he same
with the Town clerk, together with
written oath, which shall be substan
tially a* follows:
District of Alaska.
Town of Skagway. t
1 ?. Assessor lor the Town of
Skajwav, Disfict of Alaska, do so'ern
!y swear tha: between the first day c>
August .... and the first day of October
I have made difligent inquiry and
exiT-ii.ation to asrert?in all prop-rtv"
subject to taxation in s id Town: That
I have listed said D>opeity on the assess
men books: That I have assess d said
properiy equally i<nd uniformly, cacord
ittti to the best of my knowledge ?nd
information, at its just and fair value:
That I have fai'htullv complied with
all the duties imposed upon me as as
sessor: That through malice, ill-will,
ftar or hope of favor or reward, I have
not assessed nny property at other thaD
i's fair and just value: and that the
assessment books which I have prrp >red,
consist Qk> of pages contain such
description and assesament of ihe pro
perty listed the ein as is required by
law.
As essor.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this day of
Notary Public.
At the lime the Assessor files with the
Clerk the assessment books, he shall
serve notice of the filing of same, upon
each person residing in th -1 town who e
property h <s boe" a^sess'-d.
Section X. The Common Council
s' all meet annually oa ti e fir?t Tuesday
in Oc'.obcr, at i he hour cf einht o'olo k
p m. for tbe purpose < f reviewing ?' d
revisiuzthe as essmcntof property made
y the Town Assizor: I'hey shall con
tinu*- to meet for such purpoe, adjourn
ing from tioie to time, uo'il they have
complete I such revision and equaliza
tion of said assessment; p ovi'lecl, that
they si'all remain in session at least
three days, commencing on the saM
first Tuesday in Octob. r. The Com
mon Council, in revising asses ment<
sh?H be governed by the following
rules:
1st: No assessra n! of prop-rty mad"
by the Tow r -ssesor sh-ll be r> rlucvd
bythe Commune udciI, excert up nth'
app'ication. io wpi^n^, mad-- bv the
owner of th; p ooerry assess ? , or h's
a^ent. which application sh I bo i-.ccom
P'ni--d by al*l la*;t of s ???' owner, or
his igent, so -wing the facts upon whic
s id apnl o t'oi i-1 based: ami he sn ?
i:i s ul affidavit he jus' and fitir
value ol si'd pr- p ty. the as-e-sme t
of which he dc.-i es reduce ': and 11
rdue' o? of any asses-in-: t -hail ? ??
ma 'e uulrss the app ie in . or his a," n
appear b-forr ?a- l <a>unci and on o ' ??
tui y ai d f'iry a'?we> a' iju s i ???
pe-ti ent to the inq dry. T e C mil d
Cou e I i"ia i h- >ru;al evdenc-. e-cep"
as utx>ve piovded, when it is.'ITere*',
Ui o :<uy application for th- levision of
?? y ?-se?sme and a'l s ch ? v den i
shal be upon oa'h Th? C mmon
Council sha'l, upon i s <>wn mo on. o
upon th;? appl ca'i n of any t-x payer,
when it appears that the a?s ssor li-s
assessed any prop, r y at less than its
fair and just value, oaus* wrrute i co'ict
to be served ty the Chi f of Pol;ce, upo
the owoerof said i> opertv, or h s usrent,
if such owner o- agent cm bo found ui
the Town Slcaifway. d'rec'in? him t ?
app ar before said C >un it, ?? the time
and plac-sp c tied in said nottce. whi h
timesha'l cor be le-s than twenty-four
nours after the service of said notic
a-id directing him 'osho\v cau^e why the
? ssessmeiit of such prop-Tty should not
be raised. If such investis-iuo behao
upon the aop ication of a tax pa^r, such
application sh- II beaccompaiied l>y the
affidavit of the applicant, and shal)
sta^e the crounds upon which he b se?
his application. After having heard
al> the evidence in support of, or
against, anv a 'p ication for the revis
ion of the assessment of any prjperiy
made by the Towa Assessor, tha C"m
ncoo Council sfoU then fix the valua
tion of such proper y at its j ist and
fair vilue. After having reviewed < r
revised the ass s-ment of a'l property
made by the T .vvo As-essor, they shtll
thei t bv resolution, adopt such re
viewed and revise 1 8s essm<-nt, and the
-aine shall be d->etned the true oasis for
the levying an! assessment of taxes
Section XI. The clerk must record
in his minuto book all changes, correc
tions and orders, in reference to t le as
sessment books, made by the Common
' ouncil, and upon the completion of the
revision of the same he must enter up
?a said DooK an cnanges aiia correct
ion* made by s*id council; and on
r before the first day of Noveinbe'
inu>t complete the correction of the as
s s-rnent books and affix there'o his affi
d ivit, subscribed by hiui, su' S'antially
.n follows:
District of Alaska, )
Town of Skagway. (
I ao solemnly swear that
*s clerk of the Common Council f the
T wn of Sifat-way, I have krpt correct
minutes of all the ac s of the Common
Council, while reviewing and revising
the assessment hooks, touching alter
ations in the same: That all alterations
agreed to or orjered to be made, bv said
council, have beeo, by me, made and
entered in said assessment books, and
no changes or alterations hav ? been
made therein, except as author ze'.
Town Clerk.
Subscribed aid sworn to befo e tee
this day of 190....
Notary l abile.
Section XII. The Common Coup
ci', at Us second meeting jn
October of each year, sht?U de
tei mine the amount of money nece;
sarv to be raised by tix, for school and
municipal pu pose?, ami shall fix the
rate of said t xes, design t ng i.he num
ber of mills upon each dollar of taxab e
p operty in the To ?n of Sk?gway, and
must levy said tax upoi said proprrty
in accordance therewith.
Seet'on XIII. Every t?x assessed
and eved in occonUncu with the pro^
visions of this ordinance, upon real aD':
personal property, within the Town of
Sk gway. shall, when so assessed aod
levied, be a lien upon said property
and tr.e owner of such lien may, after
one! yeai* /rdrn the flrst day of October
next succeeding the date of delinquen
cy, forer.'ose the same, in the manner
and with the eflfect provided in Chapter
42, Title 2 of the Alaska C ode of Civil
Procedure for the foreclosure of lit ns
upon real estate. Said liens shall at
ta h as of the time of levy of taxes hy
Hie Corarron Council at its second meet
ing in O. toSer.
Section XIV. On or before the 20th
day of November in each vear the clerk
must deliver to the Town Treasurer
the assessment books, properly correct
ed, ; b directed by the Common Councils
? nd take the treasurer's receipt tor the
s in , which receipt must show the full
mount of taxes levied upon both re?l
and personal property, as shown by said
book5.
Section XV. On the last day of Feb
ruary, in each year, at the hour of six
o'clock p. in. all unpaid t-ses assessed
and levied u on real property, within
the Town of Skajf*ay shall become de
linqututand a penalty of twenty per
cent thereof shall be added thereto; and
the said penalty shall be entered on the
-s essment boolts. by the Town Treas
ure., opposite the property assessed,
and the" said taxes shall bear interest at
the rate of eight per cent per annum
from the date of delinquency until paid.
Section XVI. On the 30th day of
November each in year, at the hour of
six o'clock, p. m., of siid dav, all un
paid taxes a-sess<fd and levied agaiut
neisonal property, within the Town of
Skajrwny, shall become delinquent and
a Density of twenty per cent, shall be
add^d thereto; ttnd said penalty shall
be entered by the Town Treasurer in
the assessment books, opposite the name
of the person to whom siid taxes ure
assessed, and said taxi s sh.ill bear in
terest at the rate ot eight per ceot per
annum from the date of delinquency
until paid
Section XVII. It shall be theduty of
the Town Treasurer to collect taxes,
levied as shown by the assessmeat
books, delivered to him by the clerk,
ani he sha'l, within ten days after the
receipt of the a-se-smeht books, publish
a do' ice, f r uot less than two weens, id
* newspaper of sreneral circulation in
ti e Town of Skagway, which notice
?shall spet-ify:
1st: Th 't the assessment books of
the taxable properly ia the Town of
Skagway, for the year are now
in his han'ts. and the Uxes ievie-l upon
same are now due an i pavable.
2nd: The time and |>1 ee whe'e the
payment of sulci ta\es ma> b? made
3 d. That the unpaid taxei njun rea
property. -3 shown by the rev'sea asess
nieot book, wi I be delinquent it s x
? "'clock, p. m. , on the last day of Kobru
*ry next sue eedi g, and nnl >1 su-h
taxes are paid p: i ir thereto thev wi)
become delinquent a- d. twenty pe:- cent,
of the amount !her of w 11 be ?dd d
th'^et-, as penal y, an I ir ere*1
charged at the r teof ei?ht per ci*ut.p?r
nnum, f om the >!ate of aelicq lencv
ntil p id.
-Itti: 'I hat nrpa'd tax's upor. per
so a prui) rty as i>h<<wn By the re vis d
tonks, will become de i -
qu'J1 1 on he 'as- d v o K>>vembe> nex'
s ic-eediair, and tin es> su h t'ix s are
p?H pr or thereto a pen ltv of '-.ve I v I
i?n:cn' wiloeadl d th< relo, oud ii.-j
irr s: cli r.t-d ?i the r?t of ei*i per]
? ;r|,i per annum, fr m <1 to of Tie :u-|
q eni*y, un'it pui icd lh?t th. after
i s^ij ?feli q ent p rsoin) pr >p-r wx
?*?-, t gfeth-r *;th the veQ'Hy ttd int i
-s , no*. p i l <>? d- lu^mi fro ji t ! e |
Ch ? f o P li e. sulfide: t of thv? person
al pr?p**tv begging to the prson to
whom the propei ty wt-s assessed will '
b mtneoi itel? seized and so'd to satis
fy s*id penalty >nd interest.
Section XVIII. The Towa Treasurer, or his
deputy, must attend at his office, during office
hours", to receive and collect taxes, and he
shall, so fur rs possible collect the unpaid tax
es fox the Pre^eodiiieynrL The Tow a Treas
urer must give a receipt to any person paying
t-xes which receipt shall specify:
1st: The property assesses and to whom as
sessed. ,
2nd: The amount at which it is assessed.
3rd: The amount of taxc* levied and paid.
4(h: The date of the payment and by whom
paid.
He shall. at the same time, make a record of
such payment in the tax books, opposite the
description of the property, tfie taxes for which
payment Is made and the date and amount
thereof.
Section XIX. Within five days after unpaid
personal property tuxes become delinquent the
own Treasurer ahall deliver to the Chief of Po
lice a list of such delinquent taxes, with the
penalty aud interest thereon, together With the
name of the person to whom they nre assessed,
and the said Chief of Police shall immediately
demaud payment of the said taxes. penalty and
Interest, from the persona to whom they are ?>
sensed, aud upon refusal or neglect to immedi
ately pay the same, the Chief oi Police sha'l
seize setlicient of the personal property of the
said person and sell the same or sufficient
thereof to satisfy the taxes, together with the
penally and Interest thereon aM the cost ?>f
seizure and sale. Such sale shall be at public
auction and must be after oue week's notice of
the time and place thereof, Riven by publica
tion in a news aper of general circulation in
the Town of Skagway, or by posting notice
thereof in three public places in the Town of
Skagway. one of which notices t?hall t>e posted
on the outside of the frout door oi the Town
The Chief of Police shall, immediately after
collecting said taxes, or selling said property,
deposit with the Town Treasurer all iLoneys
co'leced.or so much of the moneys derived from
the sale of said property as will sati.-iy the
taxes with penalty and inierset. together with
ullcostof seizure" and sale, taking the Town
Treasurer's receipt for the same, in duplicate
one ot which shall be deposited with the Town
Clerk. If there shall be any re-idue from the
pn-ceed* of such sale, after making payment to
the Town Treasurer, as herein provided, then
the chief of Police shall turn over to the person
from whom said properly was seized, such res
idue together with any property seized re
maining unsold, taking his receipt for the
same, which receipt the Chief of Police shall
rile with the Town Clerk.
Section XX. On the payment of the price
bid for auy personal property sold by the Chief
of Police, fn nccordance with" the provisions of
the preceedirg section, the said Chief of Police
shall exccute u bill of sale for the said property,
which bill of sale shall state accurately the
price paid, and the description of the property
sold, and deliver the same to the purchaser; and
thereupon the title to said property vests in
said purchaser. The Chietof Police shall at the
same time file his verified certificate with the
Town Clerk, which certificate shall show nil his
acts in connection with these'zure and sale of
such property. In everv case where the Chief
of Police sells propertv in accordance w ith the
provisions of this ordinance, he shall tax as
costs, in addition to the other necessary costs
three ($3.00) dollars in every case which money
he snail also deposit with the treasurer.
Section XXL On the first Monday iu Septem
ber of each year the Town Treasurer shall pub
lish a list of all real property upon which taxes
have not been paid for the current, or preced
ing year, which notice shall be published for
throe (v consecutive weeks in some newspaper
ot general circulation, pubushei m tne loan
of Skagwav. The Town Treasurer shall also
state in sa'iil notice that he will, on the first dtty
of October uext succeeding, at the hour ot nine
o'clock A. M.. sell Ihe lien owned bv the Town
of Stagway on all property upon which the tax.
es still remain unpaid.
Section XXII. It shall be the duty cf the
Town Treasurer, after nine o'clock A. M , on
the first Monday of October, to execute an as
signment of the Hen of the Town of Skagwny.
upon any property, the taxes upon which at the
time remain unpaid to any person paying the
amount of taxes, penalty nn 1 interest, and
other costs, for which the Town of Skagway
has a lien upon said property.
This ordinance shall take effect and bo in
force from and after the date of Its passage and
approval.
Passed by the Common Couucil March 19,
1906.
W. B KING,
President of the Council.
Attest:
W, S. McKKAN, Clerk.
Introduced March 19, 1906.
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Notice of Settlement of Finul
Account
In t.he matter of the est* te of Peter
J. Anderson, deceased.
Notice is hereby Kiven that tho ad
ad minis* rat or h^s filed in the UniUd
States Commissioner's Court at ^k?g
way, sitting; in probate, his final account
as admin'stra'or of the ahove named
estate, and the court has by order fixed
Monday April 17, 1906, at 2 o'clock in
the forenoon, as the time of herring
aud settling said account. All persons
having, therefore anything to any why
said account should not be settled and
approved, are herefy notified to mtke
their appearance in the satd court, on
said day and date and hour end make
their allegations in thit behalf.
P. H. Ganty.
^Administrator.
Ska? way, Alaska; November, 3, 190fi.
3 ? .y- 3 ? ?
Notion of Stockholder's MeetinB
Office of the Englnneer Mining Company.
To the stockholders of the Engineer Mining
Company: , ,
Take noticc thnt the annoul meeting of the
stock holders of The Engines Mining Company
o'clock a. m.
Bv order of the Board of Ditectors.
H. B LK Fsvbk, Secretary.
Dated March 24, 18C6.
-tlh, THe GOLiOEJ^ NORTH Tg ^
SKAQWAY 'S POPULAR HOTEL
Modern Improvements
FAIR TREATMENT, GOOD SERVICE AND RATES THAT ARE "IGHT
Phone 19 for your job work
new Ulatcr and Eight Rafts
or THE ?
On and after the 1st of October, 1905, the following will be the
Monthly rates for water and.light service from the Northwest Light
& P owerCompany:
WATER
First Faucet
Each " additional (except wash basins, free)
Bath Tubs in Hotels or other Public Houses
Water Closets " " " 11
Urinals " " " " "
Wash Basins " ?' " " "
Hote's, per >-oom (additional
Beer Pumps
Restaurants
Steam Laundries
Hand "
Motors, special per horsepower, minimum rate
Hose Connection for Fire Protection
Families carrying water
Individuals " "
Hauling water, per loud
Lawn and Street sprinkling
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
All Year Winter
Stores, Offices, Shops and Residences
Each 16 cp lights .$ 1.00 1.50
Enclosed Arcs. . . 10.00 ; 12.50
ALL NIGHT SERVICE
F*c'i 16 cp lights 1 50 ! 2.00
b-^iosed Arcs 15.00 ! 17.50
32 cp lights double 16 cp
Meter Rates will be 10 cents per 1000 watts.
EDWIN BROWNE, ManaCer.