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OFTTCIAL CITY PAPER L S. KELLER, Publisher
y?rr . : >V. ts second class ouui m*Uer July S, 13M6. at tlx PostoJBce at Skayway
Copy for change of adTOuisemenu must be in by 1 o'clock p. m. to insure
laaartion am* d*y WAlverusiutf nues on Application.
SuiMcriptkA RMw.
On* noaik by mail Ta
Om Doatt by carrier 1-00
Tbre# mcraUu by mall 2-26
Six months by mail .4.50
One year by mall 9.00
SUBSCRIPTIONS AXT ADVKRTlShl IEXTS RECEIVED BT :
Bofcaett New* Co. .. WUtekorae. T. T.
B. W. GUma Oarcrow, T. T.
S. L. nilBUi AUln, B. C
Keller Drug Do .. .. Halne?, Alaska
THE ALASKA INDIAN.
Since the discovery of the Ameri
can Continent br Christopher Ooium
b*s. 4no the advance of European
clTttiii?B to the shores of North
.Vmer.v'V followed by the rjqvd gTo^ii
of tie Amertcaa Nation, the vast
horde of aborigines who Inhabited
this continent hare been gradually
displaced until their race is almost
extiact.
Step by step with the growth o I
the United States and the ever grow
ing demand for an outlet for her
tide cf emigration which has poured
in an endless stream from the four
corners of the earth, the Amertcca
ladan has beer, driven from the At
lantic shores to the water's edge of
the Pacific.
The qtwetioE of the disposition of
the Iadiaa has be^a discussed and
debated tme and time again, a: ways
with the same result, that he has
been relegated to the confines of a
reservation, t^ere to ling<er out the
few res>a:nisg eer.erations which
have invariably sufficed to eee the
extinction of his race.
La Alaska we are confronted with
the same Question as to whether
the Indian will be placed on a reser
vation from which time on the race
will gradually cease to be, or will
the Alaskan Ind.an be given an op
portunity to become a civilized citi
zen and kcvp pace with advancing
civilization.
The b:".l introduced to Co?gT?ss by
Delegate Wkkershaxn looks like a
?otatiCB, to the old problem.
Given a farm of 160 acres, the
privileges of a citizen. and the in
structor *l.:<:h is being given them
by the government schools they will
oo doubt in time grow into good
tnbsxantal citizens of the Northland,
who wiQ till the soil and help to
make Alaska a greater producing fac
tor of V. ? United Spates. At least
gtve e<2 a chance No harm can
eon* from it
Beinc in.' >rit i? morx? Than a ooafli
tioo It :s n a?
Be k <J t.> ill yon chance to weei
It cive~ -ho ?n r. c-?>I ?'!' nee at
yon
$??;?: - ?? ire Th -,C? tfc-'.* <? r.k lr
tbe <iark T1- ?"? win they rs"v Iit1
to verify
A marr:sce >>en?e :< owe of "he pir
Mxinary d'-v-aroents -o r. divorce de
cide
Most pe^le ? N-> -v o'd ?no?ch to
know heree Oor.'T
Tamper H a cv?1 thine to bare
That's why !t .< better to keep it.
The friend who acts cool is likely to
get Into hot water
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Skagway Lwige No. 431, B. P. 0
Eika. wili ".<>?<. toaigfct at S:00 sharp
All members are requested to be
preeetit and all visiting bn>thers are
oordiar.y invited.
Lunch wiK be served after lodge.
F. A. CaJlarinan, Secretary
Ffesh Olympia Oyster Cocktails at
the Beard of Trade. **
Heory Frl-ecer. thai Phone 76. Quick
delivery Baggage and expressing on
abort notice, day or night.
WOOD S*WED BY POWER
Let Gasoline Saw roar wood ? Or
ders filled saa>e day as received.
Phoce 4-0. Rapaxii. lm.
Bottled Pale Rafcier, Btae Ribbon
a^d Olympia Beer for ?Ue at the
Board of Trace. tf.
Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktails at
the Board of Trade. tf.
Location notices, placer and quarts
for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tf.
AH the late tefesraph new la the
Daily Alaakan.
MUCH MINING AROUND
JUNEAU THIS YEAR
Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company to
Open Whit properties ? Kensing
ton Mine to be Worked
prospects for a good year in min
ing <u Juneau are good, according to
ttie Juneau Dispatch. Besides the
l&r^e mint's on Douglas Island, four
ptvvercies will be worked in the basin
behind Juneau. The Dispatch says:
"Mining at Juneau during the com
ing season will undoubtedly throw in
to local circulation the largest pay
roll that this city has enjoyed si:ioe
the gold ru^h.
" The Alaska -Gastineau Mining com
party's affairs are now- in excellent
condition, and in London. New York
and Jueaa the representatives of the
company have been engaged in clear
ing up the abstracts of title, ior sev
eral weeks past," said Bart L. Thane,
managing head of the company, when
asked about his company's mining
new-s this morning. Mr. Thane is
to leave tomorrow- morning for New
York City ar.d there w-ill meet other
officers of the Alaska-Gastineau Co.
to put the finishing touches on the
consolidation of four different min
ing properties within a radius of 5
miles of this city.
"The sudden death of W. J. Suth
erland left his connections with the
iVrsorv erar.ee mine in an unia to: li
vable condition, and the work of
clearing up the legal affairs and
titles in his holdings has naturally
been slow, but towards this end, 1
?ili say that the stockholders and
I officers in the reorganized com pa: .y
have worked in perfect accord, and
we now see our way clear to go
ahead without fear of litigation or
hindrance of any kind from any
>ource." said Mr. Thane.
"The Aiaska-Gastineau Mining com
| pany, as rehabilitated, is composed
of the steady producing Perseverance :
mine : the Ground Hog group of '
?laims: the Sheep Creek group; the
Silver Bow Basin placer property;
and the water rights at Salmon creek
"The Kensington mine Is not, as
some people have been led to beiUeve.
I embraced in the holdings of the Ai
aska-Gastineau Mining company, but
is a separate concern, although sev
eral stockholders in the one com
pany own shares in the Kensington
mine.
"The Kensington mine w-ill be
worked all summer," said Mr. Thane.
"A wharf, railroad and buildings have
been constructed, and we expert nice
returns from our investment."
"The financing of the Alaska-Gas
Uneau company was made before Mr.
Thane left London In his last trip
across the ocean to New York "
GREAT C- EARANCE SALE
Sold at a Loss! Malt Rainier, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and invalids , and ex
cellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that price wil
be S3 cents per bottla
Pack Train Bar
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
From this date on all calls Intend
ed for Henry Friedenthal, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seven-six (76) and your call will
rooaive immediate attention, lie as
discontinued his office at the Bough
ton Cigar Store.
>--?Of-tt>S>'UN.VL ..'n
Attorney*
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney Ax-Li ?
P O Boa K. Juu,.kj. a.- .
M. B. LE FE\7fc
ATTORNKY-AT LAW
Commissioner For Yukon Terr :
to Take Affidavits
Skagvay.
STEVE RAGAN
Attorney at Law
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HAINES ALASKA
Dentists
OR. L S. K E I LF.fi
DENTIST
Most Midern Method*
Op en Kvaning*
Cfflce Hours: 9-12 *. m I 6 p.
v.>i>akan Building,
SKAGWAY. .
Dental Supp.
M. F. PATTERSON A 0
? Dealer* Ta?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
229 Walker Bldg., Seattle, Wa^
Ui der> by mail c > .. .
*' >-? prompt atU*uuoii * . .
t request
?Music Tmccc;'
MISS M. G. HI hv
Teacher of
PIANO I Of! .
S|x>> Jii Terun. to: ? L. .
N u Hi t???r b<
EIGHTH AVE ANP V '
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
6
Gold & Silver |l 00
Gold, Silver & Copper .. 2 50
Cyanide and Milling Test*.
90 Columbia St. Seattle
? *
Best Meals
In The Ci v at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER JO
Lodging
EverythimrfClean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Brcadway
MOORE'S WHARF C %
Terminus W. P. & T. Route
AllSviithbouudSteamersiArrive and Dej>ait Fr^mTho I <
REGULATIONS 1910.
?V?jv house? opea tor delivery of mei chsmdise from t i. m. to S p. m.
Perishables ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
VII freight shipments destined southbound mow be aeoompai,ie<! t.-j
SHIPPER S MANIFEST tpapc:-s can be obtained at the U. S. <
torn# office) aad must be delivered before 5i>ru X.
be received oc wharf after this k our.
BAGGAGE ? Tolls will be cn CHECKKi) *
No coarsre for b&jrs auii '-rrii'S when uncheoktv..
fhe wharf sa e will be dost.. public when stt? . ? r
and will be opened only when passengers have dlseinl>*r
Wharfage Tariff can be had oi. a; plication at office on do
P. O. Bo* 175. E. J. SHAW, General Manage-.
TheWhitePass &YukonRou*r
TIME TABLE NO. 28.
No. 1, N. Bound, 1st class Mon- No. 2, S. Bonnd, 1st class, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday day, Wednesday and Friday
8:30 a. m. Leaves SKAGUAY Arrives 3:20 p. m.
10:16 p. bl " WHITE PASS Leaves 1:45 -
11:10 - * LOG CABIN " 12:47 "
12:05 - " BENNETT " 12:15 "
1:30 " " CARIBOU - 10:25 1. m.
3:46 " Arrives WHITEHORSE Leaves 8.15 *?
Passengers mast be at depots in toe to have baggage Inspected
aad checked. Inspection is stopped 30 minutes before leaving time of train.
160 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full fare tick
et aad 76 pounds with sack half fiai* ticket.
Flavoring Extracts
!f you want a flawing Extr.ict tliat far superior to a; y you ?
buy anywhere ?lse, we have th m and sell them at prices you pay
for Inferior brands.
Vanilla, Lemon, Almonds, Oraivp, Raspberry. Strawberry, 9
Banana, GVn^&r, Wlntergreen, and Rose.
WILLIAM BRITT
?I IT II.
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Ordering
Your
Printing
Until 1 You ;
Are
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Statements
Envelopes
wares
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Supply and Get
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PROM IKAGWAY
January 3, 9, 15, 21, and 27.
?T ? : DC a. m.
LIS NOW Mr - i n
H. HARTWIGSEN. Agent
Broadway and FlftJi Ave. *Phon?M
STCAMZRS TOR
Seattle, Tacoma
\ 'J \ V'eee?a?rm, Anacnrtn,
f" ?, ; -<7 Fw?t CXymptv P<xt Townimd, Snath
R/'! ? ???*?. S??U (WrWc, M?nco
San Francisco, L os Angeles, San Diego
G. W. ANDREWS, G. A. P D C D. DUN ANN. P. T. M.
J 13 Jtrirt St., Seat!? 112 Marfc<t St, San Fi
Rlftit imfiiil la rka?(* iSW J<W?h
NEXT SAILINGS WILL BE
5. 5. Curacao
December 22. January 3-15-27
February 8 - 20. March 3
KK \ N K H. BOM), Affnnt, 2 ?'l ?fc Hnmlway. Ukagway
(Alaska Steamship
! Company
CARRYING U. 9. MAIL AND WELLS FARGO EXPRESS
Neil willing of U?? f**t p***an*?r
I
SS. JEFFERSON,
Jan. 3-20 Feb. 1-13-25 \
*- y rr^r\tm th# right to rhing? d*t*? without notlr? J
TELEPHONE NO. 6?. C. B. GUPTILL, AGENT. 1
III || HI |l|l II II? 1| III III I |l m ? W? ? ? T '
'*UI
Canadian Pacific Ry.
(B. C COA5T SERVICE)
Sailings From 5Kagway
OCt-'v ?lljnu> O ?lc?
..
SS. PRINCESS MAY
Jan'- r< y 17-31 February 14-28
Vancr, cr,Victoria& Seattle via Prince Rupert j
j Phon. 87 F. F W OWLF. Afl-nt ]
teamship Humboldt
Will Sail Kn>m
SKAGWAY for SEATTLE and Way Ports
Dec. 9-21. Jan. 2-15
Sailing date Rubjert to rbanico witk^ntt noMc*.
THROUGH TICKETS HONORED
\ 8<?tU? Offlf*: M. HARTWIGSEN
716 ^ oad A??w<?. P*on? 9-0. 5th and B'd/y, SV?gw-y.
IH ME PISS I Hi MITE
| ~3\\tou^\\ Si'vnc \o
\Vvt Swlmor
^lrCctp.
3t"-0ush "neclion
,c*ets
For Atlin, YV'nitehorse, Dawson
And all Lower River Points in
Alaska and Yukon Territory
Tr n S ire Monday, Wednesday and Friday Bot^oen SKAOUAY and WHITE
HORSE. Tr:i n Service M< r.dav. Wcdnosdiv and F dav Itetween WHITEHORSE and
SKAGl'AY.
Carrying Pi --mongers. Risrgn e, M. 1 an 1 I'sprv--. < '???meeting With Finely Appointed
? Like and Riv?>r Steamers to all Points in Alaska and the Yukon.
Baggage tended through. I' roct tx -graphic service to all point* in Alaska. Canada A C. 8.
V nte i >r !)?-. i-rij'1ive Lif>ntnre ami Summer Excursion Rates.
TMFFIC MHUlIEir, 0. 1. OiCKESOH UTE-fllEi C. W. CIS*. TOURIST Ml.
Vaaooo ?>r. u. \ tuNiw, b. c., and sicftguaj, Al?*ka. v-. Ala?ka.
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