Daily Alaskan
L M. JENSEN*, PUBLISHER
JOHN W. TROY, EDITOR
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INDICATIONS ARE BRIGHT
Every day the indications that one of
the greatest quartz mining countries of
the future lies at Skagway's back door,
become clearer. The development.* on !
Wifely Arm are being supplemented by
a reawakening in the Whitehorse
copper district, and now comes word o
an authentic nature that the Kngineer
group w ill be werked and made into a
producer of gold and copper. In ad
dition to this almost daily are being
made discoveries of virgin ifelges of
great promise in the oountry lying be
tween Whitehorse on the north and
Atlin on the south.
In fact it i* not too soon to say that
Caribou is in the center of a very rich
ly mineralized region. One that Is al
most certain to become ?? grest factor
in the production of the precious metals,
copper and lead.
Theae developments are an assurance
of growth for Skagway am! other
White Pass ao4 Vpper Yuicon points,
that may be depended upon, ami a
f aaranty of permanancy that is re
fresh. rig to those who have oast their
lot with this section of the world.
It might.^also. be' added that there
l? much in these discoveries and devel
opments to encourage further effort* to
develop mining properties nearer Skag
way Having the assurance that this
end of the canal is surrounded with min
er*! bearing rock which yields suffici
ent values to make their i working prof
itable. and knowing that every .ledge
within our immediate vicinity catries
gold, or silver, or copper, or some other
valuable metal -tome of them carry
several of these- it is fair to assume
that veins of sufficient richness ami
volume for practical purpose* are lying
cloee at hand.
VCKOM TO HAVE OREAT CITA
The Oailv Alaskan yesterday repro
duced a short editorial from the Ram
part News in which it was predicted
that the point on the Yukon river
whtch shall be selected as the terminus
for the first railroad from the coast
will be the largest city of the Alaskan
interior.
There is foundation for the prodict
io?. The point from which the dis
tribution of passengers and freight for
different portions of the Yukon shall be
made will naturally become a thriving
city. There will be wharves and ware j
houses and wholesale stores and banks
and other institutions which character- 1
i*e a commercial center locate*'. ther? :
and it will be headquarters for many
undertakings.'
If Rampart, aa the News intimates,
shall be this point it will be- one of
A.'askas best and biggest cities.
Whether or not it will pass Fairbanks
the bustling, growing and prosperous
Alaskan metropolis of today, is soother
Question. However, that will not be
necessary to the brilliancy of its future.
There is room in the Alaskan interior
for more than one large city.
With Bernera Bay sod other mining
tectlons to the south of as. Con rati
silver and gold icd Whitehorse copper
to tx north of us, Atlin placers and
quartz and the famous Engineer group
to the east of us. Rainy Hollow and
Alsek to t be west of us, and othet dis
coveries being made between points,
daily. Skagway is really i? * position
where smelters, stampmills and the
wheeisof industry, generally, will bej
heard to volley and thunder as the age>
come and go.
There is just a little inconsistency
is this attempt to sever the govern
ment from politics and a congress: or. \i j
campaign managed by a cabinet officer.
No man but President Roosevelt could
permit that sort of thing and retain
the abaolute confidence of the people.
The manner in which Mr. Jerome is
breaking out indicates that he wants
that governorship very badly.
TO emu: A COLD 1* ONE DAT
T*ke LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. IVuggtstt refund money if it
fails to cure. K. W. GROVE'S signa
ture on ea?h box. 25c.
.JUDGE DAY MAY ;
GET AN OEEICE
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Judgre H. A. Day, formerly of Skag
*ay and liter of Juneau, may get a
federal position in the Thirti udictal
division. Judge Day recently loafed
at Fairbanks and the Fairbanks rimes
says:
"Ex-District Attorney Day, formerly
of Juneau, arrived in town visterday.
'?Mr. Day will establish himself in
the practice of his profession a? soon as
he secure* a suitable location.
"While nothing has been given out
in the premises, it is understood that
Judge Day is in line_ for a |>olitical ap
pointment of some kind in the the Third
district.''
TURNtR Hllll
N. C. CO. AGAIN
Howard Turner is again with the
Northern Commercial ? ompanv. lie
was the representative of the company
at Fairbanks and resigned to give his
attention to private business. He did
well, it is understood, with his i leary 1
creek holdings, but is going back w th ; I
the Northern Commercial Company as
assistant auditor, a place that was 1 1
created for him.
MINERS MAY TAKE
LAWS IIV OWN HAND
5
Fairbanks, Aug. 4 So bitter i? the ' 2
feeling on Father creek against nil' ve j
j unij^ers that there is talk of forming a ^
protective association. In other words 3
to organize, and then warn people who i i
have no right whatever, with a view to ' |
preventing litittat ion. 4
SCIENCE PREVENTS BALDNESS.
?
rkc Fatal lirra md tl> Rriwrrf? \,?\ j
I'nn* of Srlftop. j |
It I* the rarest thins in the x> : l l . j
. m?r to he necessarily bald No ma | J
i Vw hair I* not dead at the r ts. r | *
? h.:\l if he will u?e Newhro-* it.- Is
?Me. the new scalp antiseptic 11, J
te d?HUjl the irerm that cuts th* ha; I J
f at the root. and cleans the t- J
ndruff and leaves It in a pt - * J
althy condition. Mr. Mannctt. in t! I ^
irvund Block. Butte. Mont m ? ?
?eh tvald. In le?s than a month 1 1
te had removed the enem - of "
wth, and nature did its work b> ?? 1 ?
iff his head with thick h an <?
IS and In six weeks he I. i.l a : <i
t ->f hair Sold hi :? adli u dr j
I too In stamps 'or ??. mple to Th
!->icide Co.. IVtroit. Xltch.
Win. Rritt, Special \ *eni ?
LOS T- Burnt ivory carve/: -i..vs
handled umbrella. finder plea^- return
to Canadian Pacific Rat'.wav o(Bce. t
Frwk W >t? S|>ciiitlii|t Cl?m? Toitnj
City of Seattle arrived today wiih a (
cargo of fresh. water-spouting clams
for the Seattle saloon They are the
latest. Come and see.
Sk&ffw t\ Uandtr
For first-class work try Sk&gway .
Laundry. Twenty-five vears' ex per
ence. Telephone 83. tf
POTTED FLOWERS Oho ce plant
for sale at the Northern! grocery . t-f
At tk? Mwscot
Nlu Vernon rye ac?l Old Helmon
whiskeys, double stamped j. ods. at
wholesale "prices at the Mas
Principal Bsrbtr Shop Londs
The Principal Barbershop and Baths
is tne leading tonsorial est*' ' shtnent
it. Alaska. Everything in all thede- ^
partments is strictly modern. The ?
baths are first class in all respects.
Soattl* Saloon
For the choicsst stock ot liquid re
freshments, the Seattle SrIoo" leai -
them all. The famous Sea' tie Rain:er
beer always on tap.
Steam Heat. Klectric I.ifht ia -
every room
*phoxk8 uxths
Free Has to train* and boats to
and from
?Bold Dewy*
Thorough ly Raaoratvd and Rr
mod*l?d jJ
Positive Rates
No OvtTcharge
Rooms ,V>c, 75c. Jl. S2
Court >o as Treatment (Suaranteed
New Management
Come ooce and you will come
a:ain aod recommend the Dewty
to your frieDds.
Firat-class Restaurant within
two minutes walk
Skagrray- Alaska
r i\
I RRATED AND LIGHTED FINK SAMPLE ROOM |
BY ITS OWN PLANT *OR DRUMMERS
Ulbife Pass fiotel
P. DMcMillan, Manager
Largest and best appointed hotel
in the Vukon
S'S MODERATE WMttlWSt. Y. C.
WA\
MOORES WHRRF CO.
Termlnut W. P. A Y. Rout*
! All South Bound Steamer* Arrive and Depart From Thia Drck
REGULATIONS 1905
; Warehouses open for deliver? of merchandise from S a. ro. to 5 p. rn
l'erishablcs ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
\ All freight shipments destined southbound must he accompanied by a
Shipper's Manikrst (papers can be obtained at the 0. 8. custom*
office) and must be delivered before 6 p. a. No freight will be re
ceived on wharf after thia hour.
BAGGAGE -Tolls will be collected on Oh*ckrd Baoqagr Oni.T, No
charge for baps and crips when unchecked.
The wharf gate will be closed to the public when steamer Is nearlng
dock and will be opeoed only when passengers have disembarked.
Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. K. W YNN-JOHNSON, Geol Mgr
The Leading Jeweler
Nugget jewelry of all kinds.
Indian curios. Souvenir spoons
h. D. KIRHSE,
The Pioneer Jeweler
Optician and Official Timekeeper for the 8
W. P. AYR. 1
... .X.r.1 .1.-1 M.T.Y.W?Y?Y. rtY?X?WT?1iril ?T? ft }
Oo not overlook us when In twd of HAHn
* ark. We now carry a full line of Pfil.D
KR5 HARPW&RK, CARFKNTKR TOOW, TAR
TArKR. TIN noli ORANtTKWARK
PONT' FORGET
Wo are the only Tinners ami Plumber* that have stayed hy our Clly, and
would like vou to call ami see us when In netd of anything jn our lic?s.
NETTLESS FORD
I Fourth Avenue near Broadway Sna?way. Alaska
EAGLE |
If
BREWERY
Skagway Alaska
Hanufaotruers of the IWt |
I -if*vr Beer in nlaska
lV>ttl*Mi IWr a Specialty ,
!* oo the Market Auturt 15lh | ?
B. Sch>varzenberg. Prop.
Billiard P&i-Iot R??il?|MiWr(tl-|R??
SPACIOUS CIXB ROOM
The Boa rd of Trade
LKE GUTHRIE Proprietor
Largest izi Best Apt oioted F.esort for Gentlemen
Id Use North
-Garibea Hetel-f
Caribou Crossing
A Strictly
!
' ? Pinine Room In Oonn?>ctioo ?
: Ohoic??t Wiiip*, Liquor* A Cie*r?
R. J. Britain, Mgr.
v.YvrwvmYmw*r>r<.TkT?m?TRtlwnVAVm^
Pacific Coast S.S.Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE
SPEED. SAFETY. COMROf^l
Soaufe, Sob*4. Am rrMctem aw) ftowt>>?re Porta
CAIRTtm V. I. BAIL
S irtrnm hf Thto Cnmvmny bar*
City of Seattle Aug. 5.14.24
VI* Wtor$?
Cottage <2itv ? Aug.l 5 and 29
VI? T?wa??
Humboldt. Aug. 8, 18 and 28
fltottl* THr??i
Ml. Above Sfh?x!o!? 8uk1*e4 to obaar* WltitMi K<r?-.e?
E. A. MUPPHY, A??m. Pho?? 50
C. D. DUN ANN, Gen Pass. Agt
10 Mtrira* 9u Fr%o<1???. Gtf.
The Alaska Steamship Co.^
Carry in* U. S. Mail mhI Aiaalra Pacific T.trnm
Neil Saillnf of tb? Fh' P*Wf?? 8t?am#r
JEFFERSON, Aug. 30
DOLPHIN - - Aug. 25
DOLPHIN has been changed similar to
the JEFFERSON State rooms have but
two berths. WE give the FASTEST
SERVICE.
Company rr?rrT? rifht to eb*r.f + tatltnf ?ith<wi? no\:r?
TrannferV to V 1 <? tori a and Viwuw W'tfcont A<Mli?*Bal < >>arf?
R. A. OAKROTJ,. A ewii nw?a *
Canadian Pacific Ry. Co.
STEAMHR
Princess May - Au^. 27
PrincessBeatrice, Aujf. 22
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4 klllat at ? r ? ?
Direct to Vancouver and Victoria *
TrftanfMTlne Sr#tlr rim r?>l or vltbovi ?ttr? fh?i f?
Wf fire quirk nrr*tr*
FVvr InfortMtUa Writ* or Ap^T T
H.B.DUNN, t
Agent. Skagway 4
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The White Pass & Yukon Route
TIMED T A. BUR N? ? 1.1
(Mir Kieept Sunday.)
No. J.JN. R So. t 3 Hound
2nd olae?. latclam in clam tn1 eia?>?
;? .10 p.m. 0 .Warn. I?V. SKAOUAY AR ? *>p m. AR ? 18*. *
10 80 " U?}" " WHlT* PAW ? ? I 10 "
11 40 ?. m. 11 45 - ?? LOO CABT1* X 10 ? 1 on ??
11 90 8g|V " " } *{p?
i ?i " t io " " cariboo - 11 so*.? ?? i? ( ??
4 30 " AR Wbtt* Ho*** LV t 30 " LV, "It -
? 40
Paseenrer* murt be ai depot* !n time to harr Ra*i?e? Inspected ?' i
checked, Inspection 1? "topped to mlnaiet betere le??1nf time of train.
ISO nound* of >>aefrar? ?>11 be checked free with fall fare ??ck?
and 7R pourno with each half fare ticket
D
T>rtwgh Hoc from Sk*K?*v ?o Atlln, White Horwe. Bit Salmon, l?aw?on and
intermediate point*. Connection made at IHwuon with I .ower Wrer ateambnau for
Raffle. Circle City, Rampart, Tanam. Fairbanka.
> Tiena. 'H. Michel ??v1 Nome.
NAVIGATION NOW OPEN
Paiiy connect in? Tna<le at White How between train* and titer ateamera for *11 Yukon
Hirer point*, including Mcodenhall ! aoding. the ne*re?t <WmN? landing to the n?-w
Aleek OoH Field*. The following ?t^am!<oat? arr operated by the WHITE S'ASS aNP
rVKOR ROrTR and are equipped with all modern oonTTr,iewe? Including ?t?am boat
electric light and other featurea a* afford net only ?afelr l*nt comfort to pawngerv
WHITE HORSE BONANZA KINO CANADIAN
DAWSON COLUMBIAN
ZEALANDIAN LaFRANCE SELKIRK
VICTORIAN THISTLE CASCA
THrocgh TICKETS ran be- purchased at Skagway for DAWSON, FAIRBANKS,
CHEN A and all Lower Hirer noiot*.
Finely appointed train* daily, except Sunday, hetwco Skac"?T and White
Horse, carrying paswnger*. b*?gacc. mail and exprea .
Baggage bondrd throrph. Direct telegraphic wrrioe lo all po nta in Alaska. Canada and
the United Stat**.
For information re) a tire to paa*ar>ge<. freight and telfraphic rate*, apply
to anT agent of the OompaoT. or to'
J.^HJROGERS, Traffic Mngr.
Vancouver, B. C.
A. L. BERDOE, Ot>. Mngr. F. R. WtTRZHACHF.R Gee. Agetit
VmoouTer. B. 0. and Skafuay- Aiaaka Skacwy, Aiaa' a