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No. 103. FOURTEEN I H YEAR.
SKAGWAY, VLASKA, TPEMIAV. JDNE 27. 1*11 PKIl K. .0 f'BXT*
GOLD FEVER
IS
Interest Is growing apace '?? ;
mass tm"eUng oallwl for tomorrow
night, Kwrr business roan in town
who has been approached on the sub
ject has expressed his intention of '
being present at the meeting ? ami '
his willingness to contribute in a '
substantial way toward the object
for which the meeting is veiled.
The announcement that there is a ?
strong likelihood of the sampling '
mill being built has already sti mula
ed interest in the surrounding hills J
And today several small parties arv
out scouring nearby ravines ant!
ridges for unclaimed mineral ledges
Several strangers within the city 1
t nroute to interior points have been
caught with the spirit and are out
looking the hills over.
C U Jamison and Edward J. At
chison, both of whom are graduates
of the Oregon State School of Mines
have been in Skagway for the past
few days. They are enroute to V
Iditarod but as their stay wt
place Is indefinite they are taking
advantage of the opportunity to
study the situation here and investi
gate the hills surrounding Skagway.
Already the town seems imbued
aith a new hope. A cheerful smile
is met everywhere on the street and
in the places of business. It appears
that Skagway is coming out of the
trance and will s?>on take her place
among the progressive towns of the
Alaskan coast
ft LITTLE EASY
MONEY IK HIES
The saloon of Brie and Kelson,
was broken into Monday night or
early Tuesday, and the small changv,
to the amount of ten dollars, left in
tie cash register was taken.
Entrance was forced through a bai
window.
There have been several of these
burglaries in the past few weeks am!
it is about time that a "gum-shoe
man was put on the job for a nigh*
patrol. i
SAY DECISION
IS PREJUDICED
t Rv Alaska News Bureau.*
SEATTLK, June 27 ? That the de
vision of the Interior Department is
made only to appease the mob. is j
:ho statement of F. J. Cunningham,
one of the claimants of the Cunning
ham group of coal claims, made this
morning to a local paper. Mr. Cun
ningham compared the action of the I
department to the action of Pontius
Pilate, in signing the death warrant '
of the Xazarene to appease the wrath
of the mob which was clamoring for
his crucifixion.
Attorney Hughes, who represented
tho Cunningham Interests, declared
this morning that the case had been
decided through prejudice.
siLLins
101 GAINING
Advices received here today an
to the effect that the small pox sil
nation in Dawson, is under complet.
control.
According to the report all th>
oases are isolated, and no new cases
are developing or are even suspected
CURD BOUTS
ON PACIFIC
SAN FRANCISCO, June -- Thai
the Cunard Transatlantic Steamship
company is considering the ad\is
abiiity of routing its steamers from
this port after the opening of the
Panama canal was revealed by the
arrival of Herman Winters, assistant
manager of the company. He say.
he is here for the purpose of inves
tigaUng the situation. He is goinj:
to Pwget Sound to continue his in
quiries.
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NO HOPE FOR
II SETTLEMENT
(Hy Alaska New* Bureau.)
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 27
Very little hope Is expressed that
the decision rendered in the Cunning
ham coal ease will expedite mat
ters In Congress, regarding the open
ing of the Alaska coal lands.
SENATE VOTES
(By Maska News Bureau. )
WASHINGTON, P. C.. June 27? |
\fter a seven-hour debate, the Roo'
amendment to the reiiprocity bill wasj
d< feated in the Senate by an over
whelming majority. This is a great]
victory for the c?use of reciprocity
the amendment was designed to
kill the effect of the main bill.
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(By Alaska News Bureau.)
MINNEAPOLIS, June 27? A heavy I
rain fell over a wide area of this
state last night, and has done s
great amount of good to the crops,
which has been in great danger from
the long period of dry weather, just i
Jinish<?d
y:s will
MEET TONIGHT
There will be a regular routing of
the Arctic Brotherhood tonight at
their hall on Broadway. Five live
ones are in sight so far, and there
may be more.
It is hoped that there will be a
large turnout as the trail is not in
very good condition and all the avail
able help will be needed. All Arctic
Brothers are urged to be present and
lend a helping hand.
There will be orchestra practice at
the White Pass Athletic Club tonight
Three Room House Ftor Sale with
' 2Vs lots, known as Jos. Smith resi
lience, 10th street. Wee $200. Ap
ply at Yeoman's Store. Corner of 3rd
Avenue and State street. 30
TRIAL TRIP
SHOWS SPEED
(By Alaska New* Bureau >
ROCKLAND. Maine. June 27? In
the trial trip of the battleship Ctah,
the ship broke her builder's record
by three-quarters of a knot, making
twenty-one and three-quarters knits
In one hour's run
THOMAS TO BE
THAWED OUT
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
PARIS, France, June 27 Announce
ment was made last night In the
American colony here, that Mr*. F
R. Thomas, wife ?if the former No
York banker and turfman. *-<11 *u>
her husband f< r absolute divorce o;i
account of his escapa.tca In Ameriiaj
with Kvelyn Nesbit Thaw and <.t w
stage faroritea.
YANKEES DINE
THE CANUCKS
BOSTON, June 19? (Special)? Tho
cord'al welcome and elaborate enter
lainment which have marked the vis- ,
it to Boston of the 62d regiment of
fusiliers of St. John. N. B. culmin
:ited today in a notable farewell din
ncr at which the Canadian aoMiers
were the guests of the famoua Ancient
and Honorable Artillery company.
HIS FUG 15
STILL FLYING
8AN DIBGO. Cal., June 20? When
the provisional brigade headed by
Gen. Bliss sailed for San Francisco
Friday, somebody forgot to take
down the general's flag, float inc
over the old H street barracks
The (lag will fly until orders are re
ceived from Gen. Bllas directing that
it be hauled down.
J. \. Miller, the Northern repres
entative of Mibhard, Spencer. Ran
lett and Company, the Chicago Hard
ware firm, is in town showing his
goods to our merchants. Miller is
an Klk. and has met so many of his
brothers here that his arm is tired
from the effects of handshaking.
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ARGUMENTS ON
APPEAL TODAY
(By Alaska Irtws HarrtB l
JIEW YORK, Jan.' 27- \rjmment*
In the appeal of President Wl'ww of
th?> I'nlted Company are
being made today The areunvnts
in the other case* will not be made
until fall.
POSTMASTERS
ARE APPOINTED
(By Aiaskt. Newi Itlirilii t
President Taft today nomi :?ted Phi ip
Hickey for the position of postmaster
at Seward, Alaska The name of
Richard MeCormlck to be postmaster
Till
FOURTH LEG
(By Alaska News Bureau.)
BRI'SSKI/S, ReWirm. Mm- 27? At!
ator Reanmont arrived here th(i>
morning on the fourth leg of "?<?
rreat aviation rare a round Knrope
OLD TIMER GOING
OUT TO CALIFORNIA.
Smith Remick. one of the oMeat
came in from the Summit, where he
has been emptayed for the past tea
years on yesterday's train, and will
leave for the south on one of the
flrat boats.
Mr Remick stated that he did not
know whether he w< nld return in
the fall or not. as he is going to
Redding. California, where his broth
er is owner of a large dairy, and he
may go into business in that country
for himself.
KAISER MAKES
TOAST OF TARS
( By Ah*kl N*w? Bwfa.t >
Kin.. fWwnnr. /i?? t' At *
Ja?' nfthf at whlr|? th?
Kal???r was pr?^n'. h? toot tffNH
to to*** th? Afn?rt?-*n ?a(V>r* h?
view hcnor th? bann???t wa?
by th? offU?r? o f fh? nary rrtnl at
'M? pl*f?
Tb? American fV't la l? th* har
Nor h>-r?> now
THEY CLIMBED
THE GLACIER
A party "impwM of Ml?? \nra
Mohr. Mtaa KW?* Hit*. If ror^man
and Pranfc Wllaon. Hlmt>?d
|V'T>vfT (HHCF unit r^wiH to Wwn
about *i* or lor k in th* *T?nl?a har
inc Jiwt th* train at l>?nT?T
Station
Mlaa Mofcr and Mi*? Hit# w r??l
rt<rnt? of Soattl*. who ar? ?p*"*dine
a few In S*a?wav -?"??In* "?*
?l*h*? Th*y ar? at th? PnlV>n
Hmw
ARE
BOOSTING
NEW CIGAR
II '.ladaton* r?pr?a??Titii?* ?h?
manufacturer* of th?? Mmon< Taw
Wir- Barrrtt MIM flarsrw ''ear*
zrr\rr*\ from Hain?* ywrt^rday
rmni*>d l?y Oak Olaon. r?*r?*???iiMn*
S<-h wabarh^r Brother* ami Com pan,
I ik . ?vho ar? th# dtatr1h?itor? of th??
"Barrett." Th?** c?ntUm*n ar?> om
rlnctlnt a lar?r and ??*t*n*lv* adr?i
ti*in< '-ampaicn tkroaahont Ahtafca In
t|>* tnlrraat of tMa popular rlrar
Mm J W Martin, of Halnoa. with
and May h?ft at III* Pulton Hom*
Th*y will Wt? for th?4r home Iti
Haino* th* latter pwrt of 'h* w-?*
FOURTH OF JULY
DECORATIONS
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for Ladies
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Hats
Clothing
Shoes
and Haberdashery
for Men that is right
up to the Minute for
style
Bunting at Right Prices
WILL CLA YSON-aMk,
The Home of The
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