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RESTAURANT
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Lodging
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First CJss
j FittK A?mof IK1 air Broadway
FOR GIFTS
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GOOD C^NCE TO5? V NERS.
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BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strength
is every drop
If
company
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GRAND REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Traia Is now selling a
Mg lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to ,
fc >ld and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
FIRE SALE I FIRE SAlEI
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking J or Summer u?
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
S<v? HERB TAYLOR? Phone i
Wellington Lump Coal
Dvmb S&afx No. C, orntrr Bay Mint*
%t XjkarmnHh^ Cm> ai^rheat grad?
aooMhoU Mi <4 ail the R. C. field*
SO FIXED CARBON
Pwrtect CoimWaOoa ral floras He*
LtgtX Aril
Ob a&d alW J*l? 1st. ifi?. *
?hall offer this aoa:. vctactad a' '
er*?J<s3 as follow* ?
Doabte Screened aad sacked IIS. tor
-^creeftlaca >?acted* S. "
?v-reeningB ibvJk 7. " i
Aioi* prime ta chide tfeHverr
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
?*&. SKajway, Alaska
GR*ND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Trala Sa cow selling
frig lot of Good Goods at reduc
as they are retting too cK
to hold an* Bell at a proRL T onra,
tf_ Herman Grlmn
The Table d Hote dinner at the
Puilec House is better than ever
Why don't yon try it. Yon are wel
come. *t
For Rent or S*le Cheap. ? A nice
j-room house. Apply at Daily Alas
kan office. 6L
A fine mild temperance drink is
the pure wholeiwme beer made from
Use sparkling waters of Tnmwater
v?:w and the very best barley malt
witk jnst the right proportion of
choicest grown hops. Brewed as on
ly the Olympia Brewing company can
brew Por sale at the Board of Trade
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+ NEW COMFORTABLE^^: ELEGANT *
? The Caribou Hotel J
E. GIDEON Proprietor
4* ^ T
+ Carcross , Yukon Territory +
+ * *
lr-.T?ed?feK Oppwk* the ?">>?* Pa?_Dep?
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^ e". Equipped Fumacf Heated Throughout Cafe ?nc Bar ^
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icac quarters for 'Sc'hu.z j Atim Royal Mail? Stage Line *J*
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j. . >e Only F;r? Cass Hotel Opened Under New Manage- ^
jl in Carcross roent ^
J. Kaaj^uartare tar Attn Stajre Una. r~ ' *f
I HOT EL SCOTT :
J. Soott & Sckvatiefcunp 4
1 Headquarters for Mining Men and *
? Travelers ^
j. SPECIAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MUSHER9.
? WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST ]
GOOD STABLES FIRST QASS RAR STOCK -i
I CARCROSS & YUKON TER, \
+- + + + + + + + ++ + + H + + + + + + + + + + + ^
Yukon District
Output Grows
VANCOUVER. B. C.. Oct 1!? The
gold production of the Token dto
Crict Ute wear will b? about $4,500.
000. or about *250,000 more than In
1910. mvb E. E Stockton, of the
auditor general's department at Ot
tawa. who has returned from Daw
son.
Mr. Stockton had niceptkwial facll
Ities for gaining oofTrot Information,
as he audited all the government ac
xjocts, including Use (told royalties
?if 2 1-8 per ceo*..
The Yukon Gold Company, control
led by the Guggent?ehiw. has seven
dcedg<es In operation thta sea??on, and
are a bo extracting gold by other
methods. OUier companies are also
doing cowldfwWe work.
Mr. Stockton looks for a slow but
steady increase of roM production in
the Yukon. A. N. C Treadgold. who
organited a company in Now York
and London this year to operate on
an extensive scale, ha? already ob- 1
tained options on a great deal of
valuable ground, and when Mr Stock-'
ton left for the sooth was oot on the j
creeks looking over other proposi- j
tions with a view to their purchase
K Is uniikely that the Tread coV
Company will start active operations
untH 1 SI 3. owing to the time which
must elapse before dredges oan be
built and ditches qp?ned.
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SEWARD. Alaska. Oct 12? There
have been thre? distinct eruptions
of ftogoslof. the Alewtton volcano,
this season.
IVputy I n Wed States Marshal
Hastings, of Unaiaska. who arrived
here today, passed Bogosktf on Pep '
tender 10. The Inland had complete
ly changed its physical appearance.
There was no longer a boiling lake '
in the center. In Us place was a
Nay of cold water, the side of the
isJamfl having besn blown off.
Marshal Hastings brought as a pris
oner Feo Felkorofr an Aleutian ?
boy agvd 16. charged with the mur
der of Oeol Navssof. a white man. ]
on Atka island on TVb 9. Pelkoroff '
and N'avarof had been attending a '
drinking and cstxI party They start
*d home togeather and on the way ,
the boy is alleged to have killed his ,
companion with an ax
Alaska Quartz
Being Mined
Fairbanks, sept. 13 ? a fiveye.v
h>as?e on the Pioneer property on the
livide between Fairbanks creek and
Wolf was taken yesterday by Green
the locaj saloon man, and
Henry Crook, the Esther creek miner,
and the two will proceed to open
the lead immediately, putting it In
a position for shipping ore until
sucJi time as a mfU can be instated.
The present arwn<** are Angus Mo
Dougall, Mike Hyland, Thomas A. Mo
Gow?n and John A. Clark.
They have leased to White and
i>ook 500 feet of the vein, which
is from IS to 20 Inches in width.
On this rein there are three shafts,
vine 100 feet in depth, another 80
feet deep and the third 30 feet.
New Town Up
The Koyukuk
Fairbanks, sept 13? word has
1 been received here to the effect that
K W. Griffin, the Chena merchant
U moving 200 tons of freight from
the Iditarod to the scene of the
Indian river strike, up the Koyukuk
The Indian river, or Red mountain
country, lies only a short distance
. overland from the Koyukuk and *
, -own has bee? established at tb*
L point of landing, from which th?
freighter* will move goods to Un
diggings as needed.
1 Griffin is sending his pood* by th?
} Sanwon. the steamer that was bnil
j in FVrhanks a veai ago last sprlnj
, for the Iditarod. and which te no*
. j owned and operated by E. E. Kellogf
TOWING SYSTEM
FOR BIG OUCH
WASHINGTON, D. C? Oct. 26?
The sr?tem of towing to be employ
ed in operating the locks of the
Panama canal ih ouUia#d in Uie
specification* and plans for th? tow
in* kx-curoUve.* which bare been
prepared in order that bids may be
asked for ou the forty machines
which will be required for the lock?
at Oat-un on the Pacific, Miqnel and
Mirallorpa.
The sywtcm. which is the invention
of Edward Schildsbauer, of the canal
engineering staff, provides for the
passage of a ship through fJ*e locks
at the rate of two miles an hour,
the vessel being held sU-ady be?
tween four taut hawsers.
A ship will come to a full stop In
the fore bay of the locks, where
four hawsers will be attached to It.
two forward on either side and two
aft At their other ends these haw
sors will be attached to the wind
lasses of four to wine locomotive*,
operating on the lock walls, the two
forward engines towing and the two
aft being triwed by th?Hr hawsers,
thus holding the ship steady. The
locomotives will run on a level, ex
cept as they pass from one lock to
another, where they will climb
heavy grades. There will he two
systems tracts, one for towing
and the other for the ret?m of the
locomotives when not towing
BERLIN SELLS
ITS 01 FOOD
BKRUX, Oct. Se? With a view <o
mitav!?Ung the conditions resulting
nom th? < xtaonHiwy rise t<n food
pricos, the cHy of Berlin has gone
into business as a wholesale food
merchant.
According to Lhe plan adopted by
the city cound.1 agents have been
sent 4o Ceetet^mwde. the great fish
in>j * ntiT o;? the North Sea to con
tract fiM- the purchase of carloads of
-ea fish
Coarse Gold
On Glacier Creek
FAIRBANKS, Sept 13? Some of
the best pay ever uncovered in tbe
Kantfchna district is reported to
have been opened up on 18 above ^
Glacier creek, where 11 Capp?. part
ner of BiHy Harp, is at work. Be
cause the pold on Glacier creek te
all coarse. tJie miners of the district
feel that they are not in the main
pay channel
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KILLS HUNDRED
HOME. OK. 26 ? It te known that
nearly 100 persons perished in lhe
earthquake thet occurred in SkUy
Sunday Five towns were demohsh
| ed, and all wires are down Aid has
been sent to ttie Island from here
ELKS MEETING TONIGHT.
Ska^way bodfre No. 431, B. P- ?
Elks, will meet tonight at 8:30 sharp
All members are requested to be
present and all visiting: brothers are
cordially invited.
F. A. CaJlarman, Secretary
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
Discriminating ladies.
flnlCT r?l? RfrplrUf ?* AiNvml o.
II* niilhtrdmrni.
The ladles who hare used VewfcrVr
Herplclde speak of It In the hlirhe*!
terms, for Its quick effect In clean-In*
the scalp of dandruff and also for Its ex
cellence as a ireneral ha!r-drp?-'-'np It
makK> the scalp feel fresh and tt aI'-> v
that Itchlnj: which dandrnff will c? f
Tfewbro's Herplclde effectively ru-e
dandruff. aw It destroys tha irercn ?hr.
causes It. The same ?ei -n cause* h-tr tr
fail out. and laler baldness: In \TVir~ 1'
' TTerpldde stops falltnjr hair snd prsr<nt
t haMnens It Is also an Ideal ha!*- tire**
hip Tor It lends an artswrstlc char- t<
?he hair thai Is quite distinctive. ?'Sol.
hv leadlnr drucirlsta Sen? IP- In stamp
for sample to The Herplclde Co . r*
troll. MJcL
FOSSIL IVORY '
FROM ALASKA
Many of the "sourdough*" who ara
passing through Skagway eorowte to j
the State* for the winter, are taking '
advantage of the oportunlty offered
them of securing tome suitable sou
venir for their frte'xl* or relative* '
which are so plentiful in the Kirmae :
store.
?Pu- < 10 fossil ivory from Alaska j
*eenis to b. meeting with the great
-s'. approve) for the sales in this pop
ular f>Uir? u> the greatest it has been ,
fj* soTersl ; ears
The numerous designs of cribbage j
boards, paper weight* and knives, oa j
kin rings and the endless variety of
foseil ivory jewelry which is made
from the Mastodon ivory is H> great i
demand.
There are three kinds of ivory found
in Alaska? Mammoth, Mastodon and j
Walrus. The prehistoric animals. I
Mastodon and Mammoth (according t
our scientists), lived a handred thou j
sand years ago, the Walrus (Rosma-|
rua), a marine animal, living at thia j
time.
This ivory is not plentiful. In the >
course of a season, an Eskimo family
will gather a few pieces and bring
thtm to the missions or trading
pouts, receiving for them Kow Kow
i foodt in exchange.
Mill Going In
To The Innoko.
IDITAROD, Sept. 13? Innoko te
about to Join the ranks of the other
Alaskan communities where the
quart* mining industry is makinc a
start, for its first stamp mill is to
be landed this fall, sav recent ar
rivals from the lower country
All the late telegraph newt la the
Dally Alaskan. ________
?fforegs-oNAi. car'
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney At-Law
0 IN I AImM
H. 1 L E rCVRE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Commlsatoaer For Yukon Territory
to Take Affilavtu
3k*a?*j. MmU
ROBERT W. JENNINGS
Attorney at- Law
Jureu, ?
DeatM*.
OR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Mot' Modem M?UkxU
Opes BTenln**
CCQca Hrxirs: &-IJ a m i -? p m.
Aiuku Bnlidla*, Broad way
MAOWAY, ? . ALASKA.
DwUl Supplier
U. f. PATTERSON * COMPANY
?Dealer* In ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
ttt-52 Central Bld?. 3 atlle. Warh
Older? br mail or cable will r
reive prompt attention. Catalog.. ?
ia request
' 1 1
a P. M. BIRKiKniNt
e n o i n t e r
U. S. Deputy Lend ar- d Miwi
? : Surveyor : ?
niter BMc. Hain?a. Aiaata
V jtfr Teacher*
MISS M. G. HINCrSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO rORTt
3pedai Terms lor a Limited
Ntirab?r of fK??inner?
Eighth ave. a "'in st.
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> Relieves CAT*. ~RV of
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BLADDER
and all
P^r?*7i$ ??
2>iHOURS
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n< fore yon BTM3pe.i?. net your
. ition Nothea, P!? *r or qiiar!*,
,fr? the l>*Hj Alaakan tf
Freah Oy*t*T* on half well or sk?*
*ay apflnft ehleltOTi *t th? Pa<~k Tra-n
R.?Unr#r.t,
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When in 5Kagwi?/ Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS.
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnishedj j
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, B \THS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET AFFOROS.
Milk and Crmtm from our own Jw??y Dairy.
R \TE3 CONSISTENT WITH THE BEST SERVICE
FREE BUS TO AND FROM AI L BOATS AND TRAINS.
Skag'way Alaska
It Pays to Get Printing That
? PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department ?
Pleases Particular People. ?
Don't ??rnd ont of town for yonr ? >rk Tx?t n* qu fp ?
yon prtcrs show yon samples of stock, and do your vr?>rk
QUICKLY. WELL, AND At REASONABLE PRICE*. ?
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alt t 9aiUj Alaskan. 3