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C: ..ars Tobacco
ir <i iKe' a* A'*t?cleS,
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RAW FURS
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? HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
?: l-Rio LlsiT
| Percy s Fur House
5 Oskko*k, ? Wm na?i?
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MANY ALASKAN RKaDERjS WILL
> SSL UIUTUI'L ?V)R THIS
information.
WlMH your bACk *i?e* out.
l>?vvuum Iajjio, w?saa or aclkiAc;
VV&?a urin*ry troublea aet in.
Your kxiiMja at?j "In a baU wa>
lA**a ? Kidney PUla will euro you.
U?r? u jooU ?vklvttc? u > pru?<> it.
FrwU V. StutU, LW3 V. St.. Sau
Uw^u, GftL. ?aj*. "1 eAa rwouiuieaj
Uoaua KitUwy fliLa highly aim 1 Al
?*>? oo ao waeu ah opportunity oc
ctiin. ra<y iui>? tioua aic a great
J?Al of *OOU tail llia.'Q peraoUs ot
rnj M't" tUi>? AiaO UU.ru
u?ui wit& 6*a?m. la April iju 7. 1
jaoutiy NtionuuvaUca DoAua KMau.'
fUU Altai U UllA UHMt I AU1 pieuatM
to a^AA LU. ttelT pr ?LOK Oo^liU. V
m. .?? AttAdt or itidney troubk
bruu^at oa no doubt, by * cold, cu<.^
?M aw aiucA ?uff<jrm? Aly bui* b?.
.ia>< ao iAUM UlAt i couiu acAi >. . 0
*Ux>0 Aud At tUUea It Was oulv tftroUfci
* ?T?A t cflurt UlAt 1 WAa Abie U
atom Altar allUii* 1 bid mku LWt :
Kiniuojr Pvlis ?o highly recouiuii u?leU
ttAl 1 flOAhjf procured A box. ?:.4 tu
ayr a-, ii^bi. th<y sa.c m? prompt re
L*t Alter 1 &A<i finuuieU ttic oon
teuU uiy bAc* wa* a? strong Aa ever,
?nil Ail trvKiOiw from uijr ki?lnu?a ? :??<
aPP?aTcvL About A JeAT a^o 1 hai
Anottcr Attack of backache but
wa? viaitWy r?mo??U through the U*
of Doa a * KMuey
tor kale by All UeAlera Kriev .
owutA Koster Mllburu Co.. ttuiiAk
Vc? fori aole 4aciiU for th* t it ?
Stat* a.
tteJi- Other tile UAXliw I'lAJ a iu
-AA oo otnsr
?1*4*0 REOU.TiON OF STOCK
SALE
Ta <*Ack Tr*.a t? a >w set!tu< i
LlS tut at liood GooUa At rwaucei'
?**?*? Aa the. boo oik
U aw.; a-u acil *; ? I'.of.t Yoani,
,J H?roiAQ Grtme
A rUM iiiJUil tm?4r*ac? orn-k U>
Ukr ,/uSv ?!KkWHi.t bevr UilU- fro.
U? ?9?rk.Ua< o t rumwaui
tVuj*. *ibl Uto v??ry tM?K b*rk> u
ar.Uk juat like rigbt yrv^oTUuu ? ;
cIkm?**c srv?? u iioiM- Urv\kc?i tn
Ij i be Oi>mptak 1***10.,, vx>i upauj ca.
'j taw >Xjr m*c il the tiwuM of Tr*
PROFESS'ONAL CARUf-.
Mu*ic TMChtn.
MISS M. G. HI NOSH A A
Tw?- &er of
PIANO FORTS
SpecUi Teruia fur i L. evl
Number of bestat-cr*
EIGHTH AVE ANC MAIN ST.
ROYAL A. GLNN SON
Atlorn?>AULa*
P. O. doa K. Juuc*u. Alalia
H. B. LE FEVRE
Artam?j- At L4*
SU^?V . VUdfca
EUtfllleers
kL P. M BUUCLNtiiNK
ENGINEER
U. 1 0?puty L*nJ and Minora
? ; Stirv?y?r : ?
PoU?y Bit* ? Ht-jc#. A!b>>
Come la or 'phoa? orders for tub
?aa ry?, Kiiuiht aihI Olymp.A t
tl?n*?rwl to your tkom? by Tie \ix=
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% NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT
I The Caribou Hotel
4. -
E. U.GIDEON ^
Carcross, Yukon Territory
-.ic- Atciv OppMile the MhUe Pa** Depot
NX eil : 4?up|>rti (? uxnace Heated Thfoujjhout t ale and Bar ^
Hf?Jkjiiditrri tor Atiin Nage Line
^ < > ..ti Watch lu*i?vtar White ?!fc Yukou Route ^
\ F^eliabl<? Jeweler j
? Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry I
?JSyititi DmI(iii Matte to Onkr. |
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
l ,-c utBt i ^ c*> u Suttucit?4, t'^per Woighu, Cribba^#
bv*ni? aod Ntpfcrn
T U kl ONLY LINE OF :
-u^ ' T t?*cco, Match, Coiiar and Cuff l*>xtr? ia
'h? Citj.
lt?-atitifu!*AU?ka Scenic Hi ml Paint**! Ctiiua
i j
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STRIKE OIL
A gusher throwing 30.000 saltans of
crude oil daily baa beeu struck by
til lucky Kloudkers who last year
bought ad lands near Bakersfield.
V-'aiiiuru a, and 5o-.au pros poet :ng
Tte owners include Joe Burke, of the
Yukou uuii. Dan. )t?Gil)ivray, one oi
the old Bonanza operators; Howard
tiart, former operator in -ie camp;
a-. lay;-*. ., . a .
uu Eldo-ado, Cacbx; Berry, former
ow Her o t No. o, Sid rado, now a tuulti
uitUioaa re. Th<e men, it is under
sttwd, originated the company, and
have so-d stuck in a few others.
The property is at Coaliuga. Th.
KiofidUcem call their outf the Alask
Piooeer Oil company. The oil was
sTuck at 4$o0 feet. After flowing for
a tim? the wall sanded, and the flow
.-ea^ed. Other wells art- bring sunk.
While tbe oil seems *o be the b'5
thing, the company has a little
squabble among some of its tneuib. rs
xs to ownership of stock X. V Ku ..
millionaire pioneer operator, fornur
owner o/ the chief interests in the
ibwson Water & Po . er company and
the Yukou Tele, hoi: syndicate and
the Urotscher cou e-sion, has brought
action against the company. Th
story is told by the Examiner as Al
lows :
X. V. Puller commenced an actior.
against th Alaska Pioneer OH coir
!>aay in the superior court yesterday
:u which he cla ms that, as a stock
hc ider, he had been fraudulently
de.it wfch H H Pa the t mpa-.j*
pr*t>ideut: William Ch.a:>pei a I Oou
aid McGillivray are named as Jefea
lank, and the trouble appears t??
have had its roo. in the noa-UsuaiR-v
of a certificate for S.SS7 shares o:
the capital stock to the pla.utirt.
b uller >ay s that on August I C. J
Berry owned i00> y shares, and that
Hart and McCUilvray agreed to buy
a portion ot the bbxk for the ptain
to." through IX S. K <:?? -. l? . vu, is
S. it -s sa d. M tlUtivray and Har
ooid n> shares to the plaintiff
who claims to ha<e paid J7.500 for
the same.
Then Hart, U is alleged. w:thou;
t^ knowledge of McGillivray. aatici
pated the payment of the tnv u
tne Canadian. Ba k of Commerce anc
obtained a .ertifi ate for the <.atir?
100,000 shares. Hart and Chap pel. tha
plaintiff -iHinis. o.!S;iired tn> . ira:.
him through means of a compl-cate?i
deal in which lieu stock played #?
?-oaepxeuous part. He admits that b*
received S,M7 s-iares of ii i stock
but demands a certificate for tht
number named ? l>aw -on New?.
i if n n.m s" plTfJ
fit aihaiultil
Till ft Got to & id Nature?
SuRferiqg ess and Wi)jM
Re ' Cutic m\i Made Skin
as Dear as a Bab/s.
"If I h : let wn of :h* Ciitioum
Rent- ??!!?-> til ? . ?-ti. > iu\< it would ha to
tdVvd IU tn
>??' ij?orkMS> ' <>nmir&wt ou my iirad
in a -pot n< c turner than a cent. It
rapui ? ovi ! mv body at; J got
untfcrr my ?.? ?-. ..<? .xitiis woutd drop
jff of m- all tl? - s. ? and ::iv sulTfRDij
wa.< ?^KUrv< an,l ? th ? f r?-i 1* f. A thou
th;s ov.m sgii n. I am a pior
man but t'eei rich o be i'rw* of 'a tu.:
?ottu- of thi- dtx-tori cali> d It-prvt-y, some
an?T sa.-taimriila? over a year erd
a vm J but g> . no >:w. I cam ? t prate
the CWk'uri K'-ratdiw too G >.h. They
nu. my skin a< dear and f?v from
acalca ?? a bab v .. AU I c*>ed Ui l.Vrn
was ; ^ ? cuives of I'utteura Soap. tht??
box ? of i'ik ? urs 0 itEient aiK! 'hr**
boU.?-? of i u:?ui<t R< olwnt. If you
hud been there nid saul ;.ou would have
curv\i rurt for two hi !r>d dollars, you
would !iav- bad tac money 1 ?i?
covered Ith the -oales but ! y using
Cutuura 1 - V u a,.l?r a?- any f<r
sou ever wa->. Hi - w ?> ovtr tw?uty-t?o
v?*ar> a.; > at d :\ r a K time. thrv- ith
forve of ha t. i !5 t-d to rub my
over my a. .? and l>>fi to -k.i atvh. hut
to no purjK [ wis wt . I hed
aerate hod t w v ? ? v- < i and .t
got to be a k nd v. -? _nd na'-r- to
?
Novum t \1'.' 1 ?.
CiaUL-un . toe ? - -a! -n: '? '?
ll ? .. v i. .? . OtU .r*
boa ? %ad 4 ? V . ur- ... UCU. IK '?* v-k .
?
3K?X? Ca .: , .i ... . ,y w. j-i-r
Poor Little Hurmia; ae's E?->y
iaybody can beat him.
The Ska^way Volunteer Fire De
paftment cannot daii\ e aioiu ? you art
invited to be on hand and help mate
Ih# datiow a successful a;fa:r.
CASH WILL BE f AID tor a intali
of five cabinet suitable for stationary
letter tile, etc. Let me know wha
you ha.e; perhaps 1 can use St. AJ
dreas P. 0. Box 'K/' Ska^ay tf
SHADE ROLLERS WANTED, two
Si-inch shade roliera, must be in sood
, condition and cheap. Address P. 0. j
, Box "K." Ska^way. .
J Hi: interests Coionel Suther
!aad tawrporatiag is the Gastin- j
Ma \U.iiag company with a New!
\\>rk c ate charter tor $l2,'W>.*WO. is
uoi known locally. tr>?i ;.t might prove
a holding company (or the vast in
- - o ?.: k> aly by the Sutaer
lacd-GiIber. syndicate, including the
ivrsw or-ance and Sheep creek hold
On j,:. ary 14 at Albany. New |
V urk. the articles ol incorporation of '
th? CiUo a au M aiag company were'
filed The company paid a state tax i
of I'i. l,.n> ash. whi. h indicates the'
organ .zatimi is aa oi;>ortant oae.
A a. from Albany to the New i
York World oa that date says:
The Vla.-ka dasttneau Mining com
pauy of New York was incorporated j
:a ? ,:i a a;>;'.al of to
; ? r properties in Alaska.
: rs are William J. Suther
lan . Lowell H. Jerome, William G. I
!?. White of New
\ rk. and Joseph T. Gilbert of Gil- j
b The company paid a corpo
ration tax of
?1 W. J. Sutherland is presi
it of the Perseverance Mining com
pany, and Joseph T. Gilbert and
Jerome aro directors in the
?ia:t -ompaay. It is understood that
A'illiaia 0. Robinson sucveeded P. j
P Pope as a director in the Perse
\ eranee company.
1 re has been a rumor foe some
i; -- -j'.at Cole el Sutherland ?as or
; ?a ling a new company to operate
the Perserverance mine, drive the .
nnel from Gas&aeau beach to the
. J develop he Sheep creek
properties. and th:s corporation may
be the holding company.
Manager Mitchell is now in the
l.-. w?..;.-rn.:i-; with the officials of
e P- :-e?eraace company. and there
- no * - -hemic . ;i formation to be se
red \ Juneau regarding the deal.
? Juneau Dispatch.
\eeording to the Alaska Citizen.
ih b ar :ng on the petition o I the
\" r [or ton bank to quasi aati
?i til--- writ o f assistance,
??v.v.-reby the money onsigned by the
W ashingtoa- Alaska bank to the Dex
: r " forton bank was seized by the
!'? *-<! States marshal at Cordova,
has bet set for February 23. The
IVx r torton bank asks that the
mcney be returned to it The depot >
ticns of W. H. Parsons and two
will be taken in Seattle be
fore M. W. Bolster.
Little of interest in connection
. i the bank tai.ure has transpired
during week, unless it be the
- rward.ug by some party in San
Fr*ncisco of enough money to pay
th M :ss W'renn note for $5,000
:vst, which money was sent
by telegraphic exchange through
i F National bank here last
Th uraday. Receiver Hawkins stated
!.ist rJght that he did noc know who
was the sender of the money.
This note, it will be remembered,
was oae given by Miss W'renn, a
font r stenographer at the bank, to
eo\ -r an advance of $5,000 mute to
he., and as security for which she
gave Fairbanks Banking Company
stock. The story goes that Barnette
sold Miss Wrenn $10,000 worth of
the stock with a stipulation she
could get her money back if she
ever became dissatisfied with the
purchase. A short time afterwards
she was Informed that her purchase
was not a very wise one and she
wer to the captain and demanded
her money. Barnette is said to hare
given her $5,000 in cash and to have
instructed Jackson to advance her
another $5,000 on her note, with
her stock as security. When Jack
son interposed the objection that
thai was a matter the directors
should have a hand in he was asked
whether he was working for Barnette
or the directors. It was this note
which has just been taken up.
whether by Miss Wrenn or Bar
nette is noc known.
The payment of the dividend pro
gressed smoothly all week and the
bank will be kept open tor the ac
c mmodation of those who were un
able to get to the bank last week
Ttk. receivers again urge all those
who are indebted to the hank, and
abl to do sc. to discharge their
indebtedness as soon as possible, as
in this way they will benefit the
depositors who hare money tied up
in the hank.
WB1W 9f HBHM. 5WE1B
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.
Regular meetings of Camp Skag
*ay, No. t, every Tuesday at 8:30
o'clock aiiarp, ia A. 3. hall. 3rcad
?ay.
Visiting brothers are cordially Ln
?ite?l
J. J. Chambers. A. C.
E. J. Poherty, A. R.
E\f VOL5N i ANO PROTECnVt
ORDER OF ELKS.
Skagway Lod^e, No. 431, B. P. O.
e Iks, meet3 the First and Third Thufs
:ay evenings ia each month at 3:30
3. m. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited.
FRED. CaI.LA RMAX, Secy.
A cordial invitation U fcXtv_id<d t
dl visiting brother >.
RA". IRrt \L CRDEn Or EAGLE >
ttegviar ruse tings of Skyway AerU
>?(>. jr., fraternal Order of Eagles1
Irst Ai' J tiilrO ft' 'd:t>Nidiiys ia eact
uon'h. in th ir 'ialt on Fifth Avenu
\t $ 30 m. shan>.
Vil niriul>- rs .t?? rvquested to b?
?r. *eLf md Urotlicrs are -i>
-ited oj attend.
Kf.MKR WHEELER. Worthy Pres
J. 11 Keller, Worthy Secy.
RES A\0 ACCEPTED MASON
Regular meetings of White P>*
No 113. Free and <'Oti
!asi> , second and fourth Ft Mays f
ach 'ttoath. at < p. m sharp, at M*
ioci ialt. ? 5 Fourth aveou?
Snj<iiiTuiu4 and visiting .vettN^r
w;^t-st?*d to with ?S.
H. W. Kirby, Sec.
i.. ...... i- i
? Financial. y
'J Kuicker- Are you cutting down x
? expenses: x
? Mrs. Kai. ker Yes. 1 am pay- ^
* ;tg only hal? the bills.? Pack. |
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Saiiiuirium (^rivi Alaska
Larjre. lean. 'ndividua Baths.
Atumfau.-e Water. Best of
TTcte! Accvwn ajoviat iocs. >'ur
aisiieil Cabins fo1- Rent
FxceMent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Bou iu' aad Sailing.
S:i lmer Georgia ftoin Juneau
Lakes -ifrui-Duoutiily visits. Itt
formation and rates upon request
Dr. F. L. Godtlard, Prop.
JiLC-. A I III I 'I I ?
Health Resort
C
A L AS K A
SERIAL NO. 01408.
NOTICE Off APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO HOMESTEAD.
U. 3. Ofiice at Joaeau, Alaska.
November 19, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Joseph. A Smith, & citizen of the
U aited 3 taton over the age of twenty
one years, residing in tile District of
i lanirn near the town of Haines, in
said District, has applied to make
an try, under Section -289, Revised
Statutes of the United States, and
under the Act of Congress approved
March 3, 1903, of the lamia embraced
la U. S. Non- mineral Survey No. Wo,
situate near Haines, Alaska, and
more particularly described as fol
lows
a^ginnin^ at Cor. No. 1, on line
4-1 of '.he Presbyterian Miss .m Re
serve, a stone marked S. 205 C. 1.
whence U. S. L. M. No. 573 bears
S. 30 deg. 53 min. E., 50.14 chs. dist.;
thence, along line 4-1 of Presbyterian
Mission Reserve, 12.62 chs. to Cor.
No. 2, identical with Cor. 2 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked
S. 205 C. 2; thence N. 9 deg. 01 min.
H., along it?* o X U. S. Military Re
serve, 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 3. iden
tical with Cor. 3 of aaid Reserve,
a stone marked S. 205 C. 3; thence
N. SO deg. 58 min. W., along U. S.
M. R_. 7.56 chs. to Cor. No. 4, iden
tical with Cue. 4 of U. S. M. R.. a
marked S. 205 C. 4; thence
S. 9 deg. 02 min. W., along U. S.
M. R.. 7.57 chs. to Cor. No. 5, iden
tical with Cor. 4 of Presbyterian Mis
sion Reserve and Cor. 1 of U. S.
Military Reserve, a stone marked S.
206 C. 5; thence West. 9.18 chs.
bridge on government road, 40.00 chs.
to Cor. No. 6, a stone marked S 20a
C. S; thence North, 20.00 chs. to
Cor. No. 7, a same marked S. 205
C. 7: thence East. 4.39 chs. govern
ment road, 60.00 chs. to Cor. No. S?
not set, rn road, witness corner
Sears South. 65 links dist. a stone
marked S. 205 W. C. 3; thence, from
true corner. South. 23.25 chs. to Cor.
No. 1, the place of beginning. Area
117. 55 acres. Variation at all cor
ners 31 deg. 00 min. E.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the above de
scribed tract are required to f*4e
with the Register and Receiver of
the U. S. Office at Juneau, Al
aska, their adverse claim there agains
under oath, during the period of
publication of this notice, or within
thirty days thereafter, or they will
be barred.
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published tor the
statutory period in the Daily Alaskan
a newspaper published at Skagway.
Vasfta.
C. B. WALKER.
Register.
First publication, Dec. 31, 1910.
Last publication, March 1, 1911.
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Olbiie Pass fiotel
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