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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
ROYAL a. GUNNISON
Attorn sy-Afc-Law
P O. Box B Juue*u. <la*k?
H. B. LE FEVS6
ATTORNEY-AT.LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Territory
to Take Affidavits
Sk*sw?o , . Alaska
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
HAINES
Dentists.
ALASKA
OR. ? S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Method*.
Open Evening*.
Office Hours: SK12 *. m. 1-6 P- m.
Ajt&kan BniMing, ? Broadway
S-vaGWAV, ? - ? ALASKA.
Oeutal Supplies.
U. F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
?Dealers In?
OENTAL SUPPLIES
Z2? Walker Bkig., Seattle, Wash
Oiders. by mail or cable will r*
cfrlve prompt attention. Cataiogj
.t requeev
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINOSHA*
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginner*
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pare wholesome heer made from
-he sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls. and the very bost barley malt
with Just the right proportion of
choic.xst grown hops. Brewed a? on
I ly the Otympia Brewing company ca:i
J>rew. For sale at the Board of Tran ?
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* The Caribou Hotel t
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Bmker
Juneau, - Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
ectfully S?liiiu< The Accounts
; >VavrT i\ Fir: - And Individuals.
I
I The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
?j. '" 1
j H. F. SEE MAN, Prop.
3 "The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
T :f aryp~' ?nr. best ccadnctod dmiry in .* inska
| Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To nil iv>ta*s??n P?? & YaVon Rout p.
It Pays to Get Printing That ?
PLEASES =
i he Work from our Job Department a
Pleases Particular People. ?
IVr.'t sorrd out of town tor rour work. Lot* us fquoio ?
- show yov. - es of stock. and do your work ?
(JCKXLY, WELll AND AT REASON ARLE PRICED. ?
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altr Daily Alaskan. :
NEWS FROM THE
NORTHLAND
short breezy news items
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
J am os Weist, a farmer on the
Chena river, has fifty apple trees on
his place.
? i
A whale caught in a Puget sound
ttsh trap finally solved the riddle
and escaped.
Freight is now being contracted for
at Chitina at 10 cents per pound to
Fairbanks, far the cheapest rate ever
quoW on freight from the coast to
tl*s interior.
Twenty-eight, acetylene lights, cost
ing about $1800 eaoii, will be estab
lished on the Alaska coaBt during the
coming summer. Point Hugh, Span
ish island and Tenaker ar? on the
list.
The reports sent out from Wash
ington by the crowd calling them
selves "Alaska Boosters." makes us
wonder how congress is going to
attend to anything but Alaska btisi
ness.
The steamor Alameda which sailed
from Cordova for Seattle on Febru
ary 2, carried a cargo valued at 11. j
>00. 000. The principal item of value
was a shipment of Iditarod gold
amounting to $563,$63.
Former Forester Gifford Pinchoi
wa^ a-sked what was the strangest
thing he saw in Alaska during his ,
rip of investigation last summer j
"The most bizarre thing." replied :
Pinehot. "was the sight of modem ;
moving plcttiro theaters, with tho
indiences made up largely of native j
Indians and their families, sitting ,
vrell down in front."
S vrtheastem Alaska ts well ndver- \
-ic<yl in the beautiful new folder row
o-ntr ;,-sued by the Alaska steam
Company. The text is written
lady who formerly Hved hi this
'ion and a description of each
fawn. with fine illustration, is hi
< hided. The stagers, totem polos I
Ir.i ans have not been neplected.i
? i thoy are not given loading place !
The idea of the new folder is to!
so include Alaska pictured in the,
low industrial and scenic lipht,
1: is rumored in Iditarod that the
ioMi-1" up of the Iditarod tram, when
^5.000 was stolen, was a well-laid
j plan which had been some time In J
maturing and. if the perpetrators of)
he robbery had not pot such coH 1
j feet that they threw the pold away,
jiiiiffht have succeeded, it i8 sakl
that the plan was to steal the f5>ld.
csuty it to a certain claim on Plat j
"reek and then, presumably, wash it
"P ftwn the workings of that cjaim
FTetty clever ? what ? ? Ruby Citizen
Advices from Ketchikan state thai
& "!< h quartz strike has boon mado in
what is known as the Lon TV van
'nnnel. ten miles east of that place.
' h or lwo ypans the company has been
driving a prospecting tunnol. Hope
was about piven up when a sixteen- j
foot led ire of catena ore wns struck
Tho palona contains both pold and
silver, assays showing that the ledpe
is rich Tho news of the strike creat
ed considerable excitement at Ketch iv
J Iran and claims are being located In
directions from the recent find.
R1 BY. Feb. 2? Ruby City cole
prated with a "eoHen jubilee" ban
nnet last nipht. Every man and w^v
man in camp took part in the social
time, tho mon dining at Arcadian ball
and the women holding a sncial pro
GVa hall. At 11 o'clock
men and women met and danced ?m
" nKvrnmp. At the banquet I>r.
V>w^ brother of former Judge
Moore, of Nome, acted as president
r.nd toastroaster. Lewis Co Wert of
Trail creek, and TV?b Martin. of Flint
reek, represented the discoverer*
Jerome Chute and Andy Webster. MC
ossful old-time mining operators.
-O.' , , er.^t thincs for Rnbv. whi |
they declared is the greatest camp
"n the world. Harry Hamburger, a
Ruby merchant. spoke of the bond
< f friendship between Seattle and
1 Alaska, ah Ruby had a hand in the
celebration.
War is threatened between the
Ta^ama tribes and the WhHe River
( Tribes of Indians within a few weeks
over a d^nnte as to their hunting
-rnnTids. The sitna'-on is reported as
! ^ -!te because a few weeks a?o one
| WbWe River saw a Tanana bendins
I ever t>o f'-o in the camp in the
j Whit* River's territory and shot Vm
I " M~v VlHrcr <--c-flM1v Tt
f ?? believed that the murderer is a
' ; member of the band of Copper Joe.
la famous old watTior who formerly
' made his headquarters in the Selkirk
i -own try and later became an outlaw,
moving to the head of the IjmIuo or
White river. The Tanana, known al
s-o as the Tflllas, miJszvous at the
nead of the Deanison fork of the
Forty mile river. Both Bid?s hav?
, l>?*en following the trek of the carl
!)ou, which moved this winter by thv
hundreds of thousands, from th#
American side to th* Canadian, tak
ing a southern direction toward th?
A" hit? river. The White Rivers re
vent the crossing of the Tananas
i from the American side.
Just ask any of the Firemen for a
I ticket. They are all weil supplied.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
STRIKE FOR PAY.
; SCRAVTON. Pa, Feb. 20? Twomty
I four school teachers, at W I niton. Pa.,
j are on strike as the result of deUy
in payment of ttieir December wa^es
! The borough treasury is empty and
no relief is in sight until March 1
| Many of the schools are enjoying an
I enforced vacation.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OK ALASKA, DI
VISION NO. ONE.
CATHERINE CATHCART,
Plaintiff,
VB.
FRED BATTEN, ROSE PlATTEN.
CHRIS C. SHEA, HELEN K. SHEA,
J. 11. CARO, OLYMPLA BREWING
COMANY, a corpo*ation. J. R CARO
& COMPANY, a partnership consist
ing of Jules B C?ro and Charles E.
Hooker.
Defendants.
No. S53-.A
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
ON FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
Under and by vii+ue of an order of
ale and decree ?f foreclosure, issued
:->ut of the District Court of
;he PIstrk-t of Alaska, Divis
ion No. 1, on the 8th day of
February, a. D. 1012. In the alove
entitled action, wherein the above
amed Katherinr Cathcart, plaintiff,
obtained a judgement and decree
ptinst Fred BaMiwi, Rose Patten.
i".hris C Siicji anil Helen E. Shea,
fiur of the above named defendant?
- mort,<a <*? - : and J. IV Caro, Olyrn
?ia Brewing Company, a corporation.
1. B. Caro ft C-Mnpany. a partnership
onfrfst'iig of Jules B. t^aro and
'tar! E. Hooker, the remaining de
iw.latit*, forever lwrrrnt* and fore
kwinjr them anl c<irh of them of
all ri ht, claim or pv'i*? of redompt
:>n n-'d to the premise* herein
art* r described, which said Judgment
and decree was r?n the 9th day of
."ebntary, 1912. filo.l with the Clerk
of the above entitled Court and re
garded in Civil Journal "I," at paces
lumbered 141 and 142; and under
md by virtue of a writ of execution,
issued by the Clerk of the above en
titled Court, frn the above entitled
>ause. and out of ?aid Court, cm the
nth day of FVJ>nmrv, A. D. 1912.
I am directed and commanded to sell
All that certain piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the town of
Skfurway, Afeiska, nnd described as
follows; to- wit: All of Lot wmbet
cd six (6) In Block number twemty
sr* (26), situated 'in the said town
site of Skapwnv, Alaska, and ac
cording to the survey of said town
si to and plat made thereof by F. H
Rwd, U. S. l>epiity Surveyor. tnpeth
er with all and singular, the tene
ments, hereditaments and appurten
ances thereunto belonging. to satis
fy the claim of said plaintiff, whWi
amounts to $9002.95. with interest
thereon at eight per cent per annum
from the 9th day cf February, A. D.
1912. and accruing 'iwta
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, the 21st day of March.
1912. at eleve?n o'clock in the fore
noon of that day. m. the front door of
the Court House In the Town of
Ska* way. Alaska 1 will. In obedience
to said order of sale and decree of
foreclosure and election, hereinbe
fore referred to, at public auction,
sell the above described property, to
satisfy said plaintiffs Judgment and
decree, with interest thereon and
costs e*c . to the Mghest and best j
bidder, far cash. <?? tn accordance
with the terms and conditions flf
| =?Ud order of sale and decree of fore
closure and eiecwttm.
Dated this 19th day of February.
A. D. 1912.
H. L FAULKNER,
TTnlted States Marshal
First publication FVb. 21.
1a<^ publication March 20.
SSc for a home cooked meal?
?mlr-k d<*sn service Where? At
the Vow PcTne R??t*T>rant, Flffk
Vvptiu* half a minute from Rroadwa.
AH the rood fet'ows are coin* to
? <n ?V dromon's Dance noTt
Thursday ntftrht.
TYe?h hot clam tea at the Board
of Trade.
GOVERNOR 3URKE.
North 0*k?t* EvecuJiv* Waftt*
tK? Inland River* Irroroved. I
WHY SO WEAK?
KMtey Trouble* Mar be ?napp4n*
Your Ufa A war. A'.ft'kan Paopla
Hare Leamod This Pact.
\Thea a healthy man or woman be
einc to run down without apparent
eauee, becomee weak, languid, de
prc? '1, suffer* backache, heida<he,
dixry spall* and urinary disorders,
kidney weakness may be the cau?e
of it aU Keep the kidney* well
and they will keep you well. Ooan*
Kidney Pille ?r? sick kidney* and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
i rs demand further proof thaa the
following statement:
Mrs F. H. Mora!!. 418 Marton St.,
^aattla. Wash , says: "Kidney com
plaint and backa< he bothered me
*11 my life and I bad *uch severe
attack* at times tha'. I was practi
cally helpleee. The paliw through
my kMners and loins were aimoat
unbearable. I bad headaches and
di**y spells and in the mornin* when
I Fret rot up, I hef?m> eo dirry
'hat I dared not attempt to walk
aoroM the hall. L*amln? about
Doan'a Kidney Pills I be ran Uie:r nse
The contents of the first box helpad
n ? ?o prr>atir thnt I mn'fi"ed taktn#
?hem and before J~-rsar I was entirely
reHered of kidrey complaint. J bare
recommended Dean'* Kidrey Piito to
many of my friends and shall contJn
>ie to dc eo." (Ptaterrert glren Pe
Mnber 17,
RE- ENDORSEMENT
Mr*. Morell was interviewed on
February 1. !!M0, aid she added to
'h? above "I hare been 'n rood
health erince I <^<'or?"d roan's Kid
ney rills in 1JW7. I 'ak<> thin rem
edy tn the sprine an ! fall and it
ke?pe me in pood health."
FV%r sale by a'l dealers Price TO
rents FVwter MHbnm Co . nuffafo.
New York. eole ac?-n'c for the Cnl'ed
States.
Remember the name ? Poena ? and
'aloe no other.
For sale by all deaWs Price f.0
cents Foster Mltburn Co . Buffalo
V?>w Tork. sole s-^n'* f^r th? t'nlt
ed Statee
Remember the name -Donn's? and
take no otVr.
The Table d'Hot* dinner at the
I'ullen ??ou?e *s betier than ever.
Why don't y< try it Yon are wel
come tf
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER KtPOBT
(tMttltl of U>? 0bMrr*U0? U*M
Mo?r*'i Wharf at mr!oi*fc?.
F>b 20. ?ll. t? m follmv*
l i mp time obawrnrn .. .. M Abo?e
Hm. preceding !< hri .. .. OHO"
vita * ?2 *b?r?
tn " 87
rtamnMtar 29:49. Ctoody, S. wind.
IN'ERIGI) KH1BB f ?? Rl
TK*r R'-rr**
STATIONS AUO-. * fV?U>w
Carthon ... 2*
Whlu Hot* 2*
T*rfch 24
Atlln :?
Lower Lebarre ?j
Homalinqu* T.
Big Salmon. ?>
Y u Icon Croat ae T2
Selkirk II
Doff? Cree^ ~ ?
newirt Kiter *
IVilvi* 4
Hawsnn .1
Chmdy #n?l wj<1i wind reported
rr?>m *11 prtntB, except 'Kwly ani
?*lm at r*r1hmi. Mr .^hnnn. 9Uw?rt.
OjreWI# ?u?d Dawwm.
IX)ST ? Between
Srurwd. A niHCget
return to P.
Utaka
Hain<-? and fMrt
br*<*l*t Fh?d?T
H. Mnrrln. H*hw*
SEATTLE'S
Insulin* PopMlur PrlrrJ Hot?I
Hotel
Georgian
K??r>|???n
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Rixkm EWiftlj
Farn'iM
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tw- f?n?* to FViwrlh M r?lop Jk Pf*?
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SITKA |
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium |?ruj Ala?ka
I ?rv. liwIirMw*
A^irtinr.o* of Wawf. R**t of
How Arri>wmi>rt?* Km-. \ of
ni?h#rt Cabin* fo* R??rn
V.*cpI1m?? Hum in* *r?1
M*or Hontiflir v,?i S?liiri|r
St*#?n#r O<*orjri? from Jnn**u
tn?KK n*n?-n-on*hly ?Ww In
formal ion and r*lM <ip?m r^U"'
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
A L AS K A
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ttw -::;im!;::nn iimum
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Phil. Abrahams
FIRE INSURANCE
A prut for : MTBUQUE OF IOWA ami the
v\ KST( HKSTER OK NEW YORK.
1
\ Awets ov??r Four Million.
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* NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAT, ALASKA
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.j. The Only Firsft Class Hotel Opened Under New Manage- 4.
in Carcrosw ment ^
4. fr* Atlin Stum lira. 4
tHOTEL SCOTT :
^ Scott * SchwmrcMsamp 4.
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and *
Travelers *
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+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST ]
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK
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