?AKERY GOODS.
fcreod? *Q kl&te ? from tb?
oven. e*k*o ud pfco. ooottoa aad
e.vyr^nuj*. ;a Uot a firs; cHs* line o
bowry goods vai bo found at tike
V>o*na Putrr, Brood* at, hetvm
rifta u4 sukji atwnm. tr
Go to ti?o "Whit* Pas* Cafe"
tor tbe t?st mo*'* In Wbiteborse
Notr under ltt? man* senient of Mrs
*Vloft Kinc tt
^lOTIC6 TO THE PUBLIC.
Prom ttia date on *11 ooUs intend
ed for HfBTT riMiu'm, U?e lode
pvadeat l ip-wimn sfecold bo mod*
u? s*v??-stx < r* t athJ J*?ar chU wit
in>rr->i attention. H* **
<1tsivtfttsoo?4 bis office *t the lv>uEh
l- . V i^v ,?w*
BcwnVd Voiin
V?*iwn o*d IVimort, The Not of j
Bwt ? lUu# RlNbo*, Radtn^faor and
P**e K*fcnwr. xl th# MOOCOt. Tele
phone CT. tf
G*a~0 ?EDUCT?ON SALE
The Par* Tr*:# ts new HB?s a
bt* Kvt of >iood (Joods at rcdaced
*< tboy are fre*Ucft too old to
b?M and sell at a profit. Tovirg.
tf Herman Grimm
WANTUn TO mbH ASK
Ooppe* Minos- -Gold and Silver,
Vine* Offers to be sent nndor L.j
W 5T4<t rare of Rnd?Mf Moos?
t.eipiic. ti?r?a*T. 10-t S
Pr?r S."< v;?. <v ?<* a wbolosrm*
b<iih? (wM a vol at U>.? Now Home
v?oUu-aat. 'tk Ato.. Ji?et off of
Rrvodway
he grand opera stars
have pone abroad,
but ?
von can still bear them sine
ihfir Rrcatcst triumphs on the
Victor.
HKmtfh thev at* th<>n?an<l<. of
Imiies away. I anion. Melha. Tet
??srnnt. ami *11 the other famous
wtist* who make records ex
clusively for the Victor, sing for
I yon w henever and as often as JOB
I * o-T in arx! V*t them. ?<??? the
I Vm' ?tvlr? of the Vtctot i$:p t,. Jior*
I?- 1 V -cNw \ ktrai* WS to (.HO). K??y
tttlB" it de?rr4.
GREAT C? EARAN-E SALE
Sotd u a Lom: Malt Rainier. 21
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for tuck people an J Invalids, and ex
oelteot for nursing mothers Only
two bawels left. After Uxat price wll
be 35 o?i** per bottle.
WANTED Position as cook In
hotel or railway eating house by a
first class Japanese cook. Good
references. Three years in last
place. Address Box 25?, Haines
Alaska 3-t
Olympia beer on draft at the
Board of Trade. This famous brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and In bottles This Is the
time to drink beer. Get it at the
Board of Trad? Bar, where the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is also kept
in bottles. tf.
WILLIAM PR ITT
THE DRUGGIST *
Pack Train Bar
Yom make a misiale if
you *lo not stop at
Famous for its Home Cooking.
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Ruttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh K^gs. etc.
D
I Room Swifir or rr\ Sure Elcctnc lights
PcrcrUm Baths on each floor]
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
l
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway
?*? + + + + + + + + ?!? + "?? -H + + + + + -5,^"f + T' J*
+
4. TKe Only Finft Class Hotel Opened Under Npw Manage
in Carcrow ment
+ ^ "?<1qw*tuv-* tor 4tfi? JWajcv Lto*.
I HOTEL SCOTT
+ ? '
J. Scott A Schwaniekarnr
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and
Travelers
+
+ &P*CIAI R 4TES AND ACCOVMOO ATIONS FOR MUSMERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST
* GOOD STABLES FIRST a ASS BAR STOCK
+ CARCROSS & & YUKON TER.
? ? + + + +??? + + + ?<? + + ++ + + + + + 4- + + + + +
? 1? ?? *? * 1 -T? +
+ NEW COMFORTABLE ELEGANT *
+
+
? The Caribou Hotel
E. \T GJDCON. FW*?o*
* +
+ 1 Carcross, Yukon Territory 11 +
? +
"j" +
UiwAaelr Oppcurtr Ae VKil* P*? Depot * +
? . t
j, ^ eH Equipped ^urn.^ce- Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ,
* +
? Headquarter* for "Sdiuli* Atlin Royal Mad* Stage Line 4*
? +
* Ml 1 1 I I? M T 1 1 ??-?
Oaty MONO QUWWt." th* h A on
Lwwove Q^^/n yy Ua
Care* - CaM sm One D-y, Crip in 2 &*y? W ' V
OKXKUAt NKWS XOTK*.
.1 Electric garbarge trucks arc used
fence protects the
, Unlet* of Formosa from the sav
"7. "IT
language spoken ?>\er
1 * The water P?wer of eaM*rn _{*"*
?es*oe is to he developed electric*
U \ new elect rlr van will ?<??'
place the heavier arc* ??
street* of lA?ndon
. One of the 8wl? electric rrtl
wav* |? beginning to ?se car* made
ot aluminum.
The laundry for cleaning P?t
money at is
hy electricity.
\ contract ha* been let <y
Chinese government for t e
st ruction of electric It ??? ?" ",,n
| k?Owr three hundred e'ectrlc
atoves are being ?*d ?" M\ ?
i Rilling*. Montana. a city o
000 Inhabitant*.
Nickel plate*, made by a proeef
i patented in Germany, are said o
be a satisfactory lubrtlWtt for
more costly lithographic "tone*
Bagdad ha* opened bid* for "
?tailing an electric lighting pi"*
*nd the army po*t i* considering . ?
telephone system for the whole
dty. . .
A new cable retard was *et when
1* newspaper correspondent for an
\merican daily wired 77.000 words
concerning the loss of the Titani
Recent tests made at the Pasteur
Institute in Paris on the steril Na
tion of water from the River Seine
hy means ot ultra violet rays, have
! been successful .
Investigation Is being made .
engineers to determine the feasibil
,tT ?f electrifying the l>enver *
rjo Grande RalltwUI ?<t?? lhr
mountain passes of Colorado.
Electricity too* the lead in cele
brating <he Glorious Fourth this
voar. instead of the noisy fire
cracker* colored e'ertric ll?Ms
rm used to a large extent.
Tuberculosis In a person * l?nKs
ts detected by X-ray* in a l.ondon
hospital; healthy lung*, when in
flated. appearing lighter In color
| than those which are diseased
During the year ending May first
1 'here was a decrease of 67 S3 horse
1 drawn vehicles in Chicago due to
jthc increase of motor vehicle. Thi*
is a decrease of 14 7 Percent.
The largest incubator In the
world is probably located at M?sko
tee Okla . which ha* a capacity of j
I 30.000 eggs. The heat control and
air circulation is effected by electric
motors and the chicks are stimulat
jod into rapid growth bv the use of
t electric light.
The telegraph lines now in e
istence are sufficient to go round
ithe world 138 time*. But in other
weeds, they would reach the moon
lutin.ee. The total number of of
fices ,s given at 130.00C . which
send out annuallv 30.000.000 d^
patches The Knglish make be
greatest use of telegraph, it being
estimated for every hundred persons
thev send out 195 messages France!
follows, with 152 messages Next]
comes Denmark, with 11*: *
with 14, and Germany with 91. j
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To tho Electors of the Town of
Skagwav, Division No. One, Ter
ritory of Alaska:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an Act of Congress, en
titled "An Act Providing for the
election of a Delegate to the House
i of Representatives from the Ter
ritory of Alaska," a general elec
tion for the purpose of electing a
j Delegate to the House of Represen
tatives from the Territory of Alas
ka. for the full term of the 63d
Congress, as provided in said Act,
will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 13,
1912, between the hours of S
o'clock a. m., and 7 o'clock p. m
of said day.
The Common Council of Skag
way having heretofore, by ordln
j ance, duly designated the voting
precincts of said town and the
(tolling places in each thereof, the
electors are hereby notified:
That all duly qualified voters re
siding within the boundaries of
Voting rreclnct No. 1 of said
Town of Skairway which are a*
follows: Embracing all of the ter
ritory of the said Town of Skag
i way w ithin lis corporate limits, will
vote at Town Hall building, located
on Mh Avenue. In and upon Lot 3
'of Block 8, which is owned by
! said Town, the same being the
duly designated polling place in
and for Precinct No. 1 Town of
Skagway.
Dated this J7th day of July. 1#11
(Signed;) The Common Council of
The Town of Skagway.
i By D. McKay, Clerk.
Location notices, placer and quarts
I for sale by the Dally Alaskan. tt j
RADIt'M. I. IKK GOLD,
IS WHKHK YOU FINO IT
1 hat ore is where you find it I
) Is an old maxim of the prospector
j No sooner doe* the geologist or
j scientist HWt up the dogma that
t *uch and snch la the origin of a
certain ote, or that In such and
'"ily such rocks will you find a
, particular ore, than we hear of
i wonderful minea In places where
'he sclent lat would never look for
i ro'nernl. That Is the history of
the world a oil fields, gold fields. )
I copper properties and Iron-ore-flelds
| Science no sooner tella ua where
j to look for mineral and where not |
. to look for It, than someone who i
- didn't he?'d science's warning, hnt
J ted Into Home supposedly barren i
j Proposition. and made science revise
her rulings i
In thta Issue of Mining and En- 1
glneerlng World Is an article on j
the radium minerals of Saxony. j
j which brings out this same condl-'
I Hon of affairs with regsrd to ra-t
dlum minerals. the velna and1
J lode* which network the mineral'
| districts of Saxony there has been j
brought to light a bewildering ar- 1
ray of uranium (radium) minerals (
With these mines worked for sev- j
eral hundred years, with the Frel- 1
l*>rg Royal Schools of Mines close'
at hand, not to mention the pres
once of leurned mineralogists and 1
technical iwletles it would seem'
I that every posaible radium mineral
and method of occurrence had been
investigated, and ,hg, nothin? new
?^ould be discovered anywhere In
'he world with regard to radium
minerala. Science had apparently
*aid her last word on the uranium
minerals; and her words seemed to:
merit particular weight from thej
'act that In llohemla, Cornwall.
N'orth Carolina and in other distant |
part* of the world, radium minerals
*nd their forms of occurrence were'
very mnch the same as In Saxony
With some insignificant exceptions,
i^very Known uranium mineral 6c. ,
?'urr-ed in the veins of Saxony.
With the world of uranium thus
at last classified and apparently
placed under the thnmb of ?clence, '
lo and behold, an entirely different
uranium mineral and source of ra- 1
dlum has b??en developed in the car-'
| not it e deposits of our western states |
((olorado, I tah and New Mexico) i
and Australia. This promises In-1
I deed to form the prl^Mpal future
source of uranium for the extrmc- j
ti^n of radium Carnotlte Is aj
uranium vanadate. It differs not:
only in chemical composition from I
I the previously known uranium mln-|
erals of Saxony, but differs also In.
the mode of occurrence; Tor, where
m? all of Saxony's uranium minerals'
occur in metalliferous vein forma- 1
Hons Intersecting with rocks, thej
carnotite deposits of our west oc- !
cnr in strau. of yellowish-colored!
sandstone or clays? in short. In I
stratified rock.
The more the student would have
| mastered the wonderfully varied
j modes of occurrence of uran
, ium mineral,, ln Saxony, and mas
tered, as he supposed, the geology
I of uranium ores, the less would he
have been Inclined to view favor
ably our western strata of yellow
sandy-looking; clay as a possible
source of unnlum. Which shows
| ?s that science and the "know-lt
*11 spirit have their material draw
backs Cranium, In short, exetnp
1'ifles the saying which has become
| true with regard to other minerals,
vii.; "Ore is where you find It.** ?
I Mining and Kngineerlng World.
Fiiit U?? of ?"Magfoine."
"Map* cine.' i>n>i>?*r?y ? storehouse
(Arabian.. hii* imssi ntiwxed by liters
ture. but It 1? liit?-restlt>c to n*?Nt lit
the blnb of Its now itatrmoo literary i
In that wnernble pertndlral. the
Gentleman's Maenr.loe. In the intro
duction to It* nnniber n731t we rend.
"This eon?l<let??tloti ha* Induced sev
eral gentlemen to treasure ap. as In a
ma purine. the most remarkable pteeea
on the ^objects abnve mentioned."?
London Time*.
Hot Af?pRcatlona.
A* a substitute for hot waiter bap*?1n
ordinary ailment*. anch aa toothache,
earache and other minor r*1na, use
common flannel bnjc* marie In con
venient slwa, with dniwstrlnps. Fill
tlioni with hot. sand or *AJt and they
are safer than a cheap rubber bottle.
Just a* efll<-aHMis and touch handler
to nae. K?>ep hntf n dn*en.T*ady. CThey
are of pneit help In tlmemf arhewMnd
palna.-Are Mafia.
The Past.
We do not understand- the ?tneaoiac
>f onr yooth. onr Joys or aornoar*. tHI
we look at them from a dtatanre. We
low them to prM them bacfc apa!n?l? *
de?*t>er way. The part la onr troe >?
berltnnce. tta iwcred ?es?na. It* (wrre>
affection#, are ours forever,? Ft e?*er* Ic
W. Robertson.
Political Carpentry.
Callep? Wbat'n all that po-jndLatr t?
the back ro-->m? Senator Talkem'a-0?**
Boy? Dnnno. I llteard the boss.aay Ite'd
pot to frame a speech, and I ftlra# We |
doln' It? Kicbanpe.
SEATTLE'S
Leading Popular Hnt?1
Hotel
Georg
lan
?,
r~*
L
KorCTpetr; ri#n
*11 (tauldt NpdJ
U<?m?
r?rnl?h?d
Mmirl* Bor.mil
Oimn.ci* i?l A Ft un
lit tt*0r ?>l'r (M)
R.om? II a;
T?vi l>f ?nmi) ll .'41 up
Nf?>m with billi JI..V
r?o *Vr?>n? ft. V> Off'
r.e.CALUWKLL.
Mmnr
r?k* F.??> UkfPir In n' FTJIHI I H AVHIUf j
I n Ion fVft to Fm?r?b W?-f. f'nli>n A Pl>? |
?mamtxBitav.tu:-:rninntniim?nx3'
I RAW FURS
-:WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE FDR PRI< K LIST
Percey's Fur Hoose
Otlibotfi. ? Wi?cnf??iti
Tmtrart:umn:inittct;:r r: n-. ttm-.sr.
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
?:
Oold ft Ml*?r II W
Qold, SUver ft CoppCT .. IM
Cyftnlrlr anO Mlllln* T??U
e
90 Columbia St.
Seattle
There is Strength
and Vfjror
in Every Drf>p
007V^ HffNV
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
?KAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of t*? otoMTTtUon Uk-s
i M (xrte'u Wharf At
i?t night, is m follow*:
nitit .. .. 1J
lAk pr^Mlfa iifi .. . 7 * Iter*
ho " 54 ?bo?<?
. t * ,19 ahov*
artwn^W i*:M Clowly tn?l p?Iiw.
J. IKUTA I
IMCFMrTCIIIfl'' r
JEWELER?
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*, Ivory Carving*
Indian Bankets
CHINA AND CUT CLAM
Offw-isil Wrteh lf??p*n<n for liw?
W. P. A Y. Rout,
Mail Ofd#r? prompt <-?r?
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
miwfcArouv
W ? lor -
Aiika Fur* a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make ? Trial ? Shipment
ivas inmwiu. "
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS I
^fcrjre, Clean. IndiTldua Hatha
Abundance of water. Boat of
Hotel Accommodation* Fur
niahed Cabina fo?* Rent. . . .
Kxcelieni Hunting and Fiahine
Motor Routine and Hailinsr
Steamer Georjfi* from Jinw.
makes femi-monthly ristta. In
formation and r?rea upon ret|ue*t
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
ALASKA
TO THE
of
I FIRE INSURANCE I
| |j
| The Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance jj
Company,? Dubuque, Iowa
The Westchester Fire Insurance Com- |
pany ? New York
Asset* Over Four Million Dollars
4
Phil Abrahams Skagway H
?
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alatk*
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Ktft?$x?ctfiilly Solicit* The Account*
of Nkagway Firmo And Individuals
Miif t ?4-i-w-wk
t The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
M. T. ttKMAN, Prop. tj
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
Th? 1*rjre*t and t-?<t conducted dairy in >!uka.
Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
To kit point* on Whit* Twm * Ynkor- Bout*.
Blillf HIBff ill!