NOTICE FOR JPPIICJTIOH FOR PATENT
SKRIAL N * ?. . I * 1 1 i l t*tl Slates Land OIViCO.
JuiK'au, Al^ka. \uif.iklW:
Notice U hereby given by W. W. Houirhton,
as Trustt? lit tli?* skagway. Alaska. Townslte
natcnt pmcecdliurs, that on the 20th day of
OctoUr. 1 l?. at !?? o'clock a m. ot said day,
i ; m Culted States Court Ilouse building in
- an and !-? (ore tloii.il. B. Le Fevre. a
Cnllcd State* Contmlss'oi.er of the UnltiHl
States District Court tor the District ?( Ai
a*ka. Division i. at said place. the said W .
w Bourhton will then and there niako his
urvvNof hK right to make entry a** I'rustee
for tbc Inhabitants of said Town of Ska way.
|>Utrlct of Alaska. for the hereinafter do
scrllvd land. ;
That the name of the party wlu? will make
the entry f?*r tin* said land hereinafter tit*?
scriUsI for the purpose set forth In this not lee
Is the said \\. \Y. Houghton. Ks?|.
That tlit* name of the Townslte for which
tbb notice Is given Is Skurwi)*. Distrlctof
Alaska, and Is situated on Paly a Inlet, near
the headwaters Lynn Canal In the Juneau
Land Plstrlei. ami ii i Jndleial I >1 vision of
the ihstrtc* of Alaska. That t lie laml em
|tra?'cil within said Townslte and forwhleh
flit r\ will l?e made K more fully and partlcu*
la 1 1 , descrlUsi as follows I o?u it :
|t< winning at the ivrm i No. I at high water
mark on Skairway Hay. a granite atone 24xlt*x
i.*? inches showing S Incites above the wound
and mat k. <l n top with X and on sld'* facing
s. k ? t3andonsld< facing Townslte Cor- 1 8.
? i side facing water M, whence
United stales Location Monument No* - hears
>. .* ? .. \\ . ??n.? i clialnsi distant by direct
measure: thence along high water mark of
>kagwa.\ i-ay N. . I I.M1 eha Ins u> cor
ner No. ;i' mouili of Skagway River, an lion
feet in the ground. and marked facing t??wn
slte 2 >. r and f acinar water M. C. plumed
with copper taek to mark exact point. tltenee
a lomr meanders of Said Sfcairway River. (2) N.
31* }..*?- ? N J? >? K . s (M
chains. I) N I . M9 chains (& X.(W#
30' K. KiSei || s. (0) N E ." I* chains.
(?** X.'4U ?"?' K.. 10.4s chains. (*) N. K .
10.21 chains <9> N ? ! E.^chalib.'10 N.
2*? K . chaliLs (ID N.?? 'V E.:?.00
ehains to tvrner No. :i. u granite stone :*,\l."?\
10 inches *? * Inches in the ground and
marked \ Cor X s T. on side faclnit claim
and 51. C on side west? thence >? * * 1 *
i>>* \v.. 1. 1* chains, to corner No. a uranlte
k'r\?tind and marked \ t'orner 4 T.00 ??lde
facltur claim: tlience S. 42** &!' W..5.?chaliw
to Corner No. \ 1 mranlte Htone^txWxl Inches
set l> nch< s :j? i .? arrouiul and marked X. Cor.
5.S. 1 sdde (aelntf elalm : t hen?*e S. 2*5? 10'W..
17.K clialus t*? corner No. *\ a irranlte stone .?\
fis*t xIho* |?i^ luetics aliove kr*\?uvid and
marked V Cor. ' . S. T. facltur the claim:
tlieneeS - 1 \\ ? chains to t\>rner No.
7. a slate l?lm*k fret sliowlmr Inches
aU?\i ?rj ? ?:id and marked X. Corv 7. S. 1". on
side (acinic claim: thence >. 15? kS* W.. 3.12
chains to corner No.S?a ffrau lie stone 2Mt3tSx
?V lite In n M-i m inehiN in the tfr??und ami
N
IN k. S. T. faelmr claim:
thence S. \V.. chains to corner No.
10, aslate U?ulder 4>\.'4v.M iiielu *. tirnifyltn
U'dd? d In tin* i?n?urid ami showing tl ln?'hes
.
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W? ix;m *haliw to corner No. :!. a granite
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v . \ t .>t : 1 > r.; thence > .? ?" 4S" \Y . 0.00
chains to tvrner No. 12. a slate stone iMxlGxs
!ncl:? > ^ t is iuoli > In tlie ground and marked
t hence >. 4*? dec. 30* \v.. r. 12 chains to corner
v- ; rock In place showJUtjg 10x10x7 feet
? irround and marked \. Cor. IS. S. T. on
lo^ehaln.** t-? corner No. 14* a srranlte stone
inches, set !?? inches in the srround
1 tarketl facimr townslte v?.r. it. >. T. with
v ;.o ' w , is 7^ chains l ? corner No. &
aivveinouiid marketl fa?*lmrS. E t'or. 7 S. N.
13. and faelmr N \V, X. Cor. r*. >.T. Idem
? - erNo i7of Survey No* 1': tln%nce
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If . wIm-ihs ??on X?k Survey No.435
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No ', a cu? granite st-#ne '"v^xs luelms. >et
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set i^im*l?es In the arroundand marked X. 3,
v
1
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place of he?ln?tlmr.
That the land hereinabove di-?cri)?'d and
for which entry will lie mad.* U einhraced
States Sur\i'.?'or nei 1 f. r Alaska. at Ju
ilea u. Alaska, on ismoUt lit la. htC. and eon
slsts of lltt.JO acres. exeluslvo of all U'L'ol re
servations That the reservations within the
oli rlor lines of the said survey, as aliove de
S4 rll<fd. consists of 0.72 acres.
Thai the total area embraced within the
exterior lines of the salil survey, as aiiovodc
Ncrtbed consists of Hl(l<
That thesnlil trustee aforesaid proposes to
rstal'llsh his rU'lit of entry to said land as
provided l?y law by the four following named
witnesses. to-wll :
K.J. Shaw. Skaifway. Ala*ka.
I'm t. Auuahams. Skairway. Alaska.
Mow a hp Asiii.ey. Skacway. AHska.
P. II. * ? anty. Mcagway. Alaska.
Dated at Skatfway. Alaska. June IN, IWK
Wit, i.tAM VV. UOUQIITON.
As Trustee SI; air way Townslte.
It Is hereby ordered that the foreifolfuf no
ti.-. i? published for the statutory period In
tin' I ' ill* Vlaskan. a dally nowspaiH'r printed
at <k:urwa.v. Alaska.
John W. Ditm.ky.
Sept. 5 Keg later.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
In tin-Court of l he Commissioner for the Dis
trict of Alaska. Division No. I. at Skai:
waj I'reclnct. before II. II. Lel-Vvre. Com
missioner ami exofltclo Justice of the
IVacc.
riiVK-ltltrilN COM I' A XV, a CoHioralloii.
I'lalntlir.
\\ I U.l AM MtXJKKl Defendant.
To William Moore Defendant GfMtlnffs*
ln the Natueof Hlm I'ltlted States of Anler
1 lea. j on ai<- hereby eomuiauded to In' and
appvar In tho ahoro entitled t'ou rt . hoMon at
>' r.-way in said Precinct Division and DIs
ii -I. and answer the I'omplaut Hied atralnst
x ? ii: i tie al?)v<- entitled action on Friday.
N \ ? mlh'r',*r. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
and it you fall so t.> apiN'ar and answer, for
w .mi thereof the plaintiff will take judirment
iiiT-i Inst you for 'In' sum of ?llS.Ti>. Interest
from March 8t IIM anil >in eosl and dis
hiirsements of t ills aetlon.
In witness whereof I leive hereunto set my
hand and a III vd my ollli'lal seal this ITt h day
of September, UD*.
(C'omnilssloner's Seal) II. It I.eFevre
Commissioner and
exolHelo lusthv of the I'eaee.
First date of puhllcatoin Sept. IS. last date
of publication Oct 23
THE
Pack Train Restaurant I
Will Serve Sunday
french Dinner!
Hrom 12 noon to 8 p. in.
EVERYffliNG the bcsti
IHNE WRKfl
Regular Dinner 50c. ?
TEA, COFFEE or WINE and
ICE CUE AM
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All Work Guaranteed. Short
? Oriiors Promptly
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5 M" wi'.-n.jer will call and deliver
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European Plan $1 Up
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^ Jewelry^ Repairing
C Kiue Engraving . and
f Diamond Setting a
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rr m ebb *-*r asm am mx oessm mo
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jeweler and
Optieiati
Refractug Optician
C.railuwto of South Boml Optical College
Examinations made and Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
OPHTHaL MO- METRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected.
Each case receives the utmost
(are aod special lenses ground
where required.
Only One "BROMO QUININE," tha is _
Laxative Quinine (*7/ JL* on ?v?ry
" ~ ? ^ S*Xsy>^%r\^\>o-t. 25c
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip ini; Days
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MANUFACTURER Of NIGGFT JEWflRY
DEALER IN
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Judge John G Heid is at the Dewey
hotel.
E. J. Shaw reaches life's golden mile
stone today.
Mrs J N Hanson has gone to Hewlett
for the winter.
Mrs P C Norman is visiting with rela
tives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Owing to the inclement weather,
society is taking nn enforced rest.
Mr and Mrs J H Vandewali are eozi'y
lodged in the Pullen house annex.
Mrs Sargent, wife of J A Sarg> nt of
the Alaska corps of the I S. geological
survey, was a I'ullen houie gu st this
week.
Misses Drew nnd Ray quests of Cap
tain and Mrs Cutler, ni the ship Well
ington, were piesent at thf^KIUs' open
ing on Wednesday evening.
MIsm Doyle, government teachet from
Hainee accompaniod l>y Mrs McLean,
wife of the local divine at that place
was in town today.
Mrs E A Murphy will visit in town
until the next City of Seattle wnen she
will sail south to spend the winter wllh
hor father, Dr C LI Gibbon* of College
City, Calif.
Major Richardson, Captain I'opc, Mr
William E Prill and Mrs E A Murphy
of Dawson were dinner guests of Lieu
tenant and Mrs S C Orchard Friday
evening.
> r and Mrs Thos. Ball, Mr and
Mrs M Graham and daughter are at
the Fifth Avenue. Mr. antl Mrs Hall
g > to Dawson from a trip to thu south.
Mr and Mrs Graham are making a tour
of the world.
Joe Shirley entertained at dinner at
the Fifth Avenue hotel Sunday even
ing. Captain and Mrs. Cutler, of the
ship Wellington, and their guests of
the norlhor trip, Misses Drew and Ray.
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The most important social event of
the week was that given by the Elks
Wednesday night. The affair was the
annual opening and wa< very successful.
There were cards, bowling and dancing.
Fruit puuch was served throughout the
evening. A number of out of town
guests were present.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Howard
Ashley gave a complimentary luncheon
for Mrs E A Murphy of Dawson. The
gut sts took their sewing and enjoyed
an old time visit. Besides the guist
of honor there were present Mcsdames
E L Miller, A T King, Black, Guthrie,
Hihn, Shaw, George Blanchnrd, Orch
ard, Gable and Asselstieo.
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The W. C. T. U. meeting yesterdny
afternoon was a specially interesting
atTair. After the regular business
meeting there wax a short program.
Mre. Hay ward gave a recitation and
Mrs. Blanchard read. It was decided
to give the Royal Temperance Legion
a Hallowe'en social next Saturday
afternoon. It is reported that the
Home Power company had donated the
lights to the hall.
Friday evening Mrs William Whalco
gave a most delightful "500" party in
honor of Mrs Margaret Gowan, the oc
cas on being Mrs Gowan's birthday.
The handsome home of Mrs Whalen
was beautifully lighted and tastefully
dicorated and after catds the guests
were seated at a veritable banquet.
After showering Mrs Gowan with best
wishes for the return of many days the
well pleased guests b*de good night to
their gracious hostess.
Post oflice ins pec' O' A. W.Graves
entertained a few friends In his snug
quarters at the Pullen house. The
party was made up of young people and
we iv chaproned by Mrs. James Stine
b ugh. The guests played T<00" un
til! a late hour when all partook of a
delicious luncheon. Those present
were: Me&dames Stinebaugh and
flanglin; the Misses Stinebaugh
Lindahl and Haslett: Messrs. Grave;-,
Pare, Goding, Men'ithew and Si|
prelle.
Mr J K Heegle, who has been in the
city for some time filling the post tem
porarily of the deputy collector of cus
toms, and who, since t lie ariival of Mr.
Vandewall, is about to return to his
station at Ketchikan, was last nig'it
tendered a reception by the local Ma
sonic lodge as toKen of appreciation of
his many courteses and good oflioes
shown tho lodge during his stay. An
elegant supper was spread in the lodge
rooms, to which, at two tables, a com
pany of some 30 members sat down.
Appropriate addresses were made and
Mr Heegle tu happy expression re
sponded.
BORED AND PLUGGED.
The Truthful Story of a Ship Struck
by Lightning.
"In iM'.lufh down 011 the docks some
?lays ngo some fresh water Ancient
Mariners were talking i?f adventures
n : raging main." began an old
:.i;> man. '"Captain H.,' sail
o ?. "ii seems to me I've heard sonn'
iiere that your vessel was once struck
!>'. I!' ! 1 1 1 1 ' 1 _r while sailing, sailing over
! 1 'idliisc maiuV
" -V<'p. twice." said Captain H. 'Hap
1 1 11T Point A ex Hanjues 'bout fit"
?.'?i years n^i). We were Joggill' 'long
' ?: 1 thi"- 1 T'lorm overlook us. and
? y first flash of llghtnln' struck
lie deck amidships and bored a hole
is liter !? ? ray light leg right down
. ?h the bottom of the vessel.'
" *A:;d ; lie foundered, of course?'
?"No. sir. The water began rushln'
a. and she would have foundered, but
lie-;, i \> a second flash, and a holt
struck my foreto' gallant mast It
? '.-.t d!T near the top. turned bot
toiii en 1 up. and as It came down It
?n'.ered the hole and plugged It up as
! :!it as a drum. When we got down
:o dr; lock we simply sawed off either
? ' . : : left the plug In the planks.' **
'Varlilng'on II. raid
Advertise in The Daily Alaskan.
Headquarters for Minting aiul Commercial, Men
?C\ta STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS r^f}*
SHEA & PATTEN, PROPS.
Form rly of The Original "PACK TKAIN"
Broadway and J, m Avenue , SJcuyway, Alaska
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CENTRALLY LOCATED BEST ACCOMMODATIONS 2
New Home Restaurant I
MRS. MARY liERN HOPPER, Mummer
Best 35 Cent Meals in the City ji
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY |
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
TELEPHONE 34
KACli FREE DELIVERY
THE M0N0GRHM
It LOOM & ORACH. Proprietors
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We carry a Full line of Bar Supplies Direct Importers
Depot for A. H. C. Bohemian St. Louis and Seattle Bottle Beer
B BATED AND LIGH i KD FINE SAMPLE ItOOM
:: BY ITS OWN PLANT FOB DRUMMERS
bite Pass Rote!
P. D McMillan, Manager
| Largest and best appointed fiotei in (be Vukon
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A LL THE (i(K?l) FEATURES OK THH OLD "SEATTLE"' SAL JON AS WP.LL
THOSE OF THH OLD "PACK THAIS'"
The Huildinc tms been Bemodelled and Newly Decorated throughout 8
and Every Modern Appliance Installed mnkla? It ?;
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j: The finest Resort Fon Gentlemen in Alaska ::
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? Herman Grimm, Prop. Only The Best Goods Handled |
MOORE'S WHHRF CO.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Dock
REGULATION.? 190ft
Warehouses -pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 6 p.m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight shipments destined southbound must be accompanied by a
Sdippkk's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE? Tolie win oe collected on Checked Baogaoe Onlt. No
charge for bags and grips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will bo clocjd to the public when steamer is ncarlng
dock and will be open .:d only when passengers have disembarked,
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-JOHNSON, Gen'l Mgr
Our Service Is Always Ihe Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
^ CALL ON lis fOR PRICES
V. I. HAHN, Supt
Railway Building Skaguay