THE DAILY H^ir ALASKAN
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CITY QFPICIHL PHPER
VOL. IX.
SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY MARCH. 29 1906 PRfCE IQCENfS
1 1) Bf BACK
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GOv H K\p oMl a l
Alaska-Yiik 'H Ho quet
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seat tle, March 29 ? It is expected that
Gov. Hogjjatt will be in Seattle in time
to attend the banquet to be given by
the~dir*ctors? of the proposed Alaska
Yukon fair, April 4.
BAD FIRE
J hn>t wn( Ta., Visits d by
Another Disaster
(Special Dispatch to Daily alaskan.)
Johnstown, Pa., March 29? A large
portion of the business part of this city
and portions of the residence sections,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. The
loss is estimated at $2,000,000. One
man, a fireman, was killed.
HARRISONS'
Summer Stuffs Constantly
Arriving
Organdi Grand, Flowered Silk Mull, Dimity,
Printed Chiffon, Persian Lawn, Pique, French
Gingham, Percales, Toille l)u Nord Ginghams, etc.
Nc w Laces, Embroideries & Ribbons
The G. D. 'J^trite'' Corsets and Girdles, li?06
Models from 75c to $7-50
? Gage" Trimmed and Tailored Hats.
If you want to be correct wear a "Gage" hat.
Hardanger- Battenberg and Mexican
Drawn work? Lunch Squares.
190t> line of "Gem" Tailored Shirts and Silk and
Lawu Shirt Waists now on display. Prices
range from 75c t? $15 00
Waterproof Covert. Cravanette, Pan
ne Broadcloth and Fancy Tweeds for
your Spring Coat? quality the best?
PRICES THE LOWEST
APRIL FASHION BOOKS ON TAP
'PltotKS number 4 and 55
?a
I Clothes may not IMe the lttan|
But one of our HART I
SCHAFFNER &
MARX
or
DAVID ADLER &
SONS
Suits will make a mighty
big difference in your looks.
We have them from $10 1
to $40.
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Copyright 190J fcy
Hart Schaffher & Marx
T f>. Clayson 4 Co.
THE OXE PRICE CLC?THIER
LAG EST CLOTHING AXD FtTRVIHING rA??<L ?4?/J Dm*/1iii4I1
GOODS HOUSE IN ALL OF ALASKA. J OWll) 311(1 1)1^0(1^^
OUTLOOK FOR LIBERALISM
IK RISSWDARK
Leaders oi Reform in Muscovite Empire Look
For Many Years of Struggling and Blood
shed? Suf rage the Only Remedy
! (Special Dispatch to Daily Ala'Van.]
St. Petersbue, March 29? The liberal
leaders in Russia are not emouc*(fed at
the outlook. They see nothluff ahead
? 11 - - -==
but trouble, struggles and bloodshead
(or years to come. They say that oDl.y
universal suffrage will tow produce an
orderly outcome from the difficulties.
AT ONCE
Milwdokes to Use 8urqu?l
raie Pass This Year
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Seattl March 29? The Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway officials
have announced that that roiul will use
the Snoqualmie pass in reaching Seat
tle from the east. The road will be
built this year.
GETS IN
'
Cottage City Arriv>s iii Port
This Afternoon
The Cottage City arrived from the
south at 2:30 p. m. with 108 passengers
for Skagway and the interior, 150 ,
tons of freight, 50 head of livestock and
six days' mail.
She will sail on the return trip, via '
Sitka, this evening.
Iuclpont I ire From Stove Pips 1
A small blaze at the res'.dence of
Lieut, and Mrs. Orchard caused from a.
heated stove pipe brought out the fire
department this morning. A few
buckeifuls of water quenched the
blaze.
THE PEOPLE ALL ,
In Chorua Cried, Give Vi N?wbro'?
Herplclde.
This word of late has been in every- '
one's mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies, though no one'
has yet been found, who will deny that
XSWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the worn.
Well, for the information of thousands of
people who llfte to know all about a pood
thing, we would say that HERPICIDE
means, a destroyer or killer of "Herpes,"
Now "Herpes" is the family name of a.
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes dan
druff. Itching scalp, and falling hair; this
Is the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPI
CIDE promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c. In stamps for sample to The
Herpiclde Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Wm Bri t, Special A.^ent.
If you want the best Cigar in the
market try a Marguerite? for sale by
W. W. Bougbton.
[ NEW BILL
? ?
iCapt. Jams T ils of Pro
possd Salmon Law
(Specfnl Dispatch to Daily Al?skan.)l
Seattle, March 29? Capt. D H. Jar
vis returned from Washington last
night. He is pleased with th^ new
fi9binc bill for Alasku, prepare! by
congress with the aid of the depart
ment of commerce and iabyr which is
now penc r? b?:or.'>c; -ess. The chief j
change } -opose'-. m th i bill, so far as
the peopK -)f Alaska aro concerned, is
the provision that the tux of four cents
a case on canned salmon shall go into a j
permanent fund for tb? benefit of the
fishing industry.
The bill is radically different from
the first bill proposed by the depart
ment. particularly regarding the pow
er conferred on the department.
The following is a synopsis of the
new b'll by sections:
1. Defines kind of fi-h included in
proposed law.
2. Exempts from tax ten cases of sal- i
mon for every 1,000 fry re'eased by
thecanners, hatcheries established by
the cinners to be approved by the de
partment representatives before ibe
tax is rebated.
Alntka Fliharlei Fnnd
3. License moneys collected from
canneries to form a permanent appro
priation, constituting the "Alaska
Fisheries Fund," to be used for the
propagation of salmon.
4. Traps to be located 500 yards or
more away from the mouth Of any
stream less than 500 feet wide.
2. No nets or trai>s to be extended
more than one-third the distance across
the mouth of any stream, and nets to
ba set at least 100 yards apart.
6. Fixes weekly closed season from
Saturday night to Monday roornine.
| 7. The secret ary of commerce is au
thorized to set aside certain streams
for spawning and propagation, but only
after hearing all parties interested.
8. No fish V* be canned more than
48 hours after 'iiil'ng.
BBFj
have a few cases of Peaches.
Apricots and Canned Apples,
which we will
? , IPI.I.S
By the case- Two dozen ^ ? KJ
in a case- per dozen.
k salmi
Sole Agent? Rose of Ellensburg Butter
The Best in the Land
We
SKAGWAY CITIZENS SfltCT
CITY TICKET
Most of the Present Council Renominated at
a Large and Harmonious Convention-*
Wurzbacher Renamed
Cltlz 11' Ticket
For Councilmen:
W. B. KING,
E. J. SHAW,
E. M. CULBERTSON,
LUKE M'GRATH,
H. B. DUNN,
J. A. NETTLES,
W. A. REMICK,
For School Director: ?
F. B WUUZBACHER.
ft took 150 men just 22 minutes to
place tbe foregoing ticket in the field
at the citizens convention held in the
Firemen's hall last night. Every vole
wits unanimous.
As was predicted by the Daily Alas
kan -there was ao organization opposi
tion to the renomination of the old
counci', and all but two of those nom
inated for councilfoea are now serving
in that capacity. Of the two new men,
J. A. Nettles and E. M. Culbertson,
the first named served ore term in the
council in 1902-3.
Firemen's hall wps well filled when
th9 convention was called to order. W.
B. King was c&osen for chairman anil
W. S. McKean for clerk.
John W. Troy, George Blanchaid and
Howard Ashley were mured as a com
mittee on rales and order of business
and about half of the time consumed by
the convention was spent in waiting
for the committee's report, which was
adopted when presented.
The only name suggested in the con
vention aside from taose nominated
was that of N. W. Wation. Mr. Wat
son p'omptly declined.
The chairman reserv ad the selection
of a central committee until he could
secure the consent of p ople to serve in
that capacity. Later he appointed W.
W Boughton, P. E. K? rn and Howard
Ashley.
ANOItttM TICf.IT
IS IN I'ROSPECf
An effort is being trade to arrange
another convention fu" the purpose of
nominating another manicipal ticket.
Whether it will take p!ace or not is
not yet as-ured. If one should be held
it will probably be co.-. rened tomorrow
or Saturday night at F;. -emeu's hall.
9 Wanton waste or destruction of
fish prohibited.
Prohibit* F?l<< Branul > E
10. False brandirg of cacs or cases
prohibited.
11 Canneries required to mat&e ra
pe rts of t;eir operations to the depart
ment
12. Fisheries are specifically placed
r.oder the jurisdiction of the depart
ment of commerce aod the secretary is
authorized to make rules and regula
tions to carry the law into effect.
!1#f [IME
J pmeso Statural fl'TC
Bad Row
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.')
Tokyo, March 29? As a result of a
he . ted debate in the house of peers
over the bill for the nationalization of
railways there was a free fight this
morning. The police had to interfere In
the session sod separate the mauling
statesmen. Many were bruised though
cone were seriously hurt.
G: orpin In Tonight
The Georgia will be due to arrive1
from Juneau this evening. She will
sail for Juneau and Sitka tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock.
W. W. Boughton has received a con
s'gnmentof Marguerite Havana Cigars.
If you want a good sweet, smoke ?all
for them.
AT VICfORIA
Engli-li Prince Arrives From
Orient
(Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.)
Victoria, B.C. Marei) 29? Prince Ar
ihur Patrick, of Con'iautht, arriyed
here yesterday from the Orient. He
will visit in ihe United States and Can
ada. He is directly from Japan where
he was a guest of the emperor of Japan.
He cooferr. d the order cf Knight of the
Garter upon the emperor.
Prince Arthur Patsies is a son of
the Duke of Conn iugh: and nephew of
King Edward.
BUYS Ire N
Federa' Irofernraeut Inau
gurates Irrigaioo Plan
(Special Dispath to the Daily Alaskan.)
North Yakima, Wash., March 29 ?
The federal government has purchased
the Sunoyaide Irrigation canal in the
Yakima valley and will extend the sys
tem. investing $2,500,000 in the redemp
tion o? 125,000 acres of arid lands in
Eastern Washington.
Pattie shells always on hand at the
Boss Bake"y. if
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Free! Free! I
With a large shipment of the chois
est Perfumes we have received
3000 Sweet Pea Seeds from Calif
ornia which we will distibute to
Ladies FREE
We offer prizes for the handsomest
TDOuquets grown from these seeds
,Wm. BtSITT