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CITY SOLONS
HOLD SESSION
The cKy council met last night and
t_-?.nf*?o*ed the regular routine of
tvjsjneae.
The treasurer's report showed the
rtty to have over $8,000 oaah on hand
All bifts against the city were allow
ed as was also the school budpet for
the current month, amounting to
$?00.
A petition for two crosswalks at
tonth and Alaska streets, was granted
and the street commissioner was or
dered to put them in.
A delegation from the fire depart
ment asked that an automatic striker
for thft new fire heil be puirchased
This was referred to the fire and
v^ater committee far investigation
It was ?lso decided to remove the
automatic fire pong from the Home
IViwpc Company's plant, to the front
of the Mascot SaJoon.
The street lighting discussion was
reopened The council votod to make
a contract for 60 lights or more at
$1.25 per month each, hut refused to
be bound down to buy supplies from
"be Home Power Company.
Mr. Vye tor the Home Power Co..
refused to accept the contract with
out this clause. The contract was
again referred to a committee In the
hops of making an amicable settle
ment of the matter
EAGLES REGULAR MEETING.
Skaffway Aerie. No. 2S, Fraternal
Order of Etflm will meet Wednes
day night at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Vtslting brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
Masting called at 8 o'clock
Elmer Wheeler. W. P
J M Keller. W. Sec.
Ta the District Court ft>r the Dlatrict
of Alaska. Division No. 1.
No. Summons
Katherine Cathcart, plaintiff.
v*.
Fl-ed Patten. Rose Patten,
Chris C. Shea, and Helen E.
Shea. J. B. Caro and the
Olympta Brewing Company,
a corporation. J. R Caro &
Company, a partnership con
sisting of Jules B. Caro and
Charles E. Hooker. Defendant.
To The Olympia Brewing Company,
a corporation. Defendant, Greeting:
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA, Toil are
hereby commanded to be and appear
in the above entitled Court, holden
at Skagway in said Division of said
District, and answer the complaint fU
ed against you in the above-entitled
action within thirty days from the date
of the service of this summons and
a copy of the said complaint upon
you, to-wlt, on or before January 10,
1912. and. If you fail so to appear an
answer, for want thereof the plaint
iff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint, a
copy of which is served herewith.
This suit is brought to foreclose the
mortgage made by said Fred Patten
and Rose Patten, Chris C. Shea and
Helen E. Shea, for the sum of
ST, 000.00 with interest and co6<* of
suit, as set out in the complaint filed
herein, to which complaint reference
is hereby made
Date of order for publication of
summons made and entered by this
Court, June 12, 1911.
AND YOU, the United States Mar
shal of Division No. i of the District
of Alaska, or any deputy, are hereby '
required to make service of this sum
mons upon the said defendant and
each of them as by law required and
you wis make due return hereof to
the Clerk of this Court withiu forty
days from the date of delivery to you
with an indorsement hereon of your
doings in the premises.
IN WITNESS WHREEOF, I have
hereto set my hand and afftxed the
Seal of the above Court this 20lh day
of October, A. D. 1911.
(District Court Seal)
E. W. Petti ^ Clark.
By H. Malone, Dap.
First publication QcC 24, 1911.
Last publication Dec. 6, 1911.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE RROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money U
it tails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S tXf
nature is on each box. 25c.
8MOKRRS ATTENTION
VC. W. Bougklon has taken the
ifrency for the justly famous
BL, WriXITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 Just received from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fla. ir you want th*
don't faU to give thee* goods
a trial ,
W. H. Vance, the weH known min
ting man. accompanied by Mrs. Vance,
arrived out from Caroms? last nlpht
enrc?ute to tie Statfw,
Since the first o( October, Mr.
Vance has made examinations of sw
ore] mining properties, having gone
to the ho?d of Boswell river over
toward the P?41y. He states that
mining interests are looking up In
that section, and that a great deal
of steady work is lxrtnc carried on.
Returning from the Livingstone
creek district, Mr. V&nce went Into
the Atttn district, and while there
took a bond on the Lincoln creek
placers He state* that It is a big
hydraulic proposition, and that there
win be almost two roars work before j
active operations can be begun.
Whle be could root state positively
just when he ?oqU return, Mr. Vance
sAi.i that in all probabilities he woukl
be back within the next SO days.
Mr and Mrs. Vnnce wiB sail soutJi
on toe Princess May. Mrs. Vance
wtH \dsit her daughter who is at
tending school bi Missouri
The mild weaiJxc experienced in
Ska#rwav this year is not local alore.
AH along the Ynlton the weather fans
bern so miH th?tt the Jce fc not of
sufficient stremgiJi in place?, for a
town to orw* an. This is causing
considerable trouble to the wood men,
who count on hunilirig their wood to
town over the life. The \\"hitc-horse
Star says:
"While tpwns have been crowing
tile river with w?)od for the- past two
week*, the mild weather of the early
part of this ?week caused the ire to
ctve ton meuny places and. had the
weather not turned colder ooMor Tn?*
day night U would have been dan
gerous to continue crowing the river
at this place "
The l\*wson News has a very sim
ilar complaint to make against
miMneos of the -rintor It says:
"Woodmen rejKxrt the river in no
condition for ha nitric wood from the
creeks below or above the city with
safety. The ice is m* thick enough.
It may be two ireelrs or more before
the next cold spell comes and <!?<??
the necessary work. A team attempt,
tng to crow from the West Dawson
sVU y<*tcrday ? i'h wood had diffi
culty. The horses' feet wont throne
and it is understood the ow^.n have
abandoned for ;!he time the idee of
bringing wood to town."
Miss Jenny Slend, the foreman in
the Oai?oade St?un Laundry. of Daw
soei, whoso scallp was sewed on after
being torn off by her hair becoming
entangled on a shaft. wUl have to
undergo another operation
The Dawson New* say* ;
The physicians in charge of Miss
Slend may ftnii it necessary to re
move her scalp, which was sewed on
recently after having been torn from
her head The anion desired between
scalp and tha liead seems not to be
taking place, and the indications
are unfavorable Skin grafting may
be undertaken. Miss Slend is in
good condition otherwise, and checr
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Th? Lov? Affa>r? of Handal.
Wouieii Krratiy admired Handel
who was very bnnd*'>roc. but ih
serenity of the romiwr wms oti.v
to hare been ruffled twlre by lore or
his part nis Art attachment was to
a London jrlrt, a member of the af?
too racy. Her parents bellerert him
beneath her In social position, hot were
(rood enouph to say that If he ah
stained from wrltli c any more ran*
the question off marrinpe mlirht be ?*n
tertalned. It whs easier to abstain
from their daughter than from his srt
and be did so. Tear* after almost 'tie
same thlnjr occurred Handel and an
other boantlfcl pnpll of his fell In lore
with each other, and proud irafviM
prre him thf choke betwf? ?? t ? c
np his profession or their dancVer.
Music. **heavcnly maid,' was <
"The Lore J.ffaira of Soaie ha mow
Mm."
GRVO REDUCTION SALE
The PacJ r Train la now selling a
big lot of dood Good* at reduced
price* as they are getting too old to
hold and eell at a profit Vours,
tf. Herman Crtmm.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Will k* out on lay gooC ground oa
Spruce Creek ail operW up and read
to work. Fint opportunity for a
number of men to get out a rich win
ter dump. For particulars apply at
Alaskan office. tf.
The Table U Hot? dinner at U??
Pullen Hou*e is better than ever. ?
Why don't jou try it. You are wel
come. tf.
A fine mild temperance drink Is
the pure wholesome boer made from
the sparkling waters of Turn water
Falls, and the very boet barley mait
with Just tie right proportion of
choicest grown hope. Lrewed as on
ly the Oiympia Brewing company can
brew. For sale at tie Ur.sr* of Trao'e
3tfor? you stamp ?Je, gei jrour
?^.,<tlon Notn.ee, P?a'*r or Quarts,
tirm the Daily Alaskan. tf
Ft. 'h Oysters on ha!?; enell or Skag
way spring chicken at the fa<k Tra i
Restaurant tf.
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUIUI TO FIND WHAT
YOU WANT
Whew you arc oat on a hunt for
something appropriate u a gift, re
member I have new goods ?uch as
bandaom* cut glaaa, silverware, and
i>eauUfaliy band painted chiaa, Jo*1
!n from the makers, wblcfc wjukl
make aa handsome a present a* caa
i>e mad*. Such gooda arc alwaya ap
prr-<iat?d. I have nothing but tie
a teat, up to date in pattern, and in
quaitty. Nothing bet the vary beat.
Our waiofe work, newly mac jfactur
?d and akiilful engraving speak tor
themselves. We do not turn oat oar
work anleas it la finished in the baat
manner and we guarantee every pi? ?
of it If yon hare any troubla wWb
yoar watch bring it to ua and we w*U
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't neglec* your eyas when you
"an get them ecamtned free at my
?tore with the latest optical ln^r>
xents.
J. Ikata,
Jeweler and Optic la *
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"SANTA CLAUS " has
Hi $ Headquarters at
The Same Old Stand
Oliver Optic
Henty
Aiger
and
Motor Boys
Books for the
LITTLE
MAN
IN
YOUR
HOME
Bassinet*
Sewing Boxes
Toy Washing
Machines
Toy Irons
Carpet
Sweepers
Brooms and
Dust Pans for
Your
LITTLE
GIRL
Won't Someone Take Me Home?
Music by Harrison's "Coon' Band
L. A.HA RISON & CO.
Sforc O en Rvpninjs :: Ph'inc 55
issuers
V v hen in SRagway Stop at the
P'ullen House
MRS. H. a. PULLEN, PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS. TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFORD?.
Milk and Cr?m fr* m our own Jan??y Dairy.
RATF/S CONSISTENT WITH THK BB8T 9*RVTC?
TREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL BOATS ANO TRAINS.
SRag'way Alaska