- IX THT. TO STRICT COURT IX>R
the msTRarr or alaska fit
VISION* MX OXK.
KATHkRIXE CXTHCART,
fttNUft,
m
FRED PATTEN. ROSE PATTEX.
CHRIS C. ^HEA. HKUKX K SHEA.
IV CARO. OLYMHA r.HK SO
COM ANT, * coqwx*t)k??. I. Fx CARO
& COM PANT, i j4aa.?h'.p consM
ft* oC Jvfew B. 0*r? and C^iatri^s E.
Hooker.
NHv
NOTICE or MARSHAL'S SALE
os roKEa^osrRE or vortuagk
r?<i r and by v!rroe of an on}f* of
m>? 4eor?e oC foreclosure, teswd
?? ct ??* liW?rk* Co?n of
lb* Ifetrlrt <f Alaska. DIvis
SEATTLE'S
FVtraiJu- Pricf^l F?ot*>l
Hotel
Georgian
bnfnii ItM
Ml 1<?M> ??T!Cr
Bevm.
d
Swri- Rwcm
CNtwir-Hl ft F*w
ttr n ?ju
R*TK<
a* ~i? <?? ar.
T?*> IrrwMll.Vll)
ficva ?M (Mk #'.y"
FVrwis RW ay
r.?.CAL<>vnx
X?n?ji.r
T *lw ukf car
C tor l>-po* *? h?nh
Focn rx *?M1
R? ?, I
J. IKUTA
V ? MC" t
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curirs, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CSJT CLASS
Oftatl WalcK InurcM for the
W. P & Y Route
vu-.i Omcii C-vpn prompt care ]
k>U \\ I. ? tlw ith ?f ?
i-vwuarr, A. D. 1>12, in tfc? above
. .*ued Ktion, wherein the abova
.i*med Katherta? Cathoart, plainurf,
ournued a judgement, and decree
.galaat Fred Pa?en, Rose Fatten,
v ;ip?? C. Shea and Helen E. Shea,
iMr of the ?bove named defenda. t?
a.* mortgagee*: and J. B Caro, Ol} ro
, .a Company. a oorporatt 11.
j. a Car? * Company, a partners- up
cottsiBtiac of Jules B. Caro JHid
v aarW K. Hooker, the remaining de
twxiant*, forever barring and fcre
cw?*ing Uiem and each ct them of
*ix rigfct? cuUm or equity of redetnpt
kt* in and <*? the promises herein
-4i or MMrtfcM. which said juagmc-.t
mj oa waa on the sth day of
. < 1912, Med with the Clerk
... Ijo atow* entitled Court and re
ia Civil Journal "1,"' at pa.; ?ca
..u;. .cod 141 and 142; and un er
?ad by virtue of a writ of executive:,
saett hy the Clerk of the above en
tied Court, in the above entit ed
cause, and out vt ?aid Court, on the
l3th day ot F*?b?iary, A. D. 1912.
1 aui directed and commanded to aoU
va that ctsrta? piece or parcel of
i'-.i tying and being In the town of
Sfc^cway, Alaska, and described as
fallows; to wit; AH oC Lot mnab*?r
ed six (<? in Btoek number twentf
six t2C), situated in the said town
sit* of Skagway. Alaska, and ae
cxwding to the survey of said town
sJte and plat made thereof by F. H.
"Wed, r. S. Deputy Surveyor, togetb
er with ail and suyruiar. the tene
aenta. hereditaments and appurten
ances t hereunto belonging, to satis
fy the claim of Mid plaintiff, which
i mounts to $$?02>5. with interest
ther?m at eight per cent per annum
"rotn the ?th day of February . A. P
!>"2, and accruing rows
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
^n Thorsday, the 21st day of March
'Sit. at eleven oYlock In the fore
?oon of that day. at Ute front door of
;he Court Mouse in U?e Town or
>fcagw?y, Alaska, I will, in obedience'
to said order of sale and decree of j
forecksswre and elocution, herein!*
fore referred to, at public auction,
*e!l the above described property, to
satisfy said plaintiff's Judgment ami
liecrve. with interest thereon and
coat* etc.. to the highest ami be?:
Huidor. for caeh, or In accordance
? 'th the terms and conditions of
<uid order of sale and decree of fore
oeure and execution.
Bated this ISth day of February
A D. 1J12.
H. L. FAULKNER,
United States Marshal
Kfc-wt publication FVb. 21.
Ijl.< publication March 20. j
Aiaskaa want ada for reraJta.
A eR
NEW COMFORTABLE? = ELEGANT *
TTie Caribou Hotel I
-npTWtOT
?f
Carcross, Yukon Territory *
4
4
I rawwvJiatek Opposite tJvc Vv Kite Paw Depot
V
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
Headquarter* for "Schulz's Atlrn Rcval Mail* Stage Line 4"
*
* '? ? n I I M 1 1 Mil !????! ?? 1 I ! I 1 ! : M ?!??! Mill ?!??!??'
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau. ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Aoconnta
>f Skigiray Firms And Individual?.
I
? HI m+W l S*i
*r
| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
H. r. SECMAM. Prop.
i
? 'The Sanitaiy Milk Ranch" S
?
J7 The -anresa: ?*? N">' eoixV.xwed "?;rr a Alaska ?' ?"" 4
Daily Shipment? of Pure Milk and Cream
To ?n VTbttr * T a tan Root*.
A HOBO'S
DREAMS
B? M QUAD
Copyright. !HL br I.H
*r?ry
On a summer day two holmes drop
ped off ft freight train at the village
cf Bakerorllle and Inquired for tlic
home of Justice of the PeaA? \VH
llama. They were directed to the lar
gest house In the place, for the Judse.
as he wa* called, was the big man
arv n lid there. He had several reputa
tion*, one of which was being Uovm
on railroad and highway trnnipa
Jndge Williams lay lu a hummock
under a cherry tree In hla front yard
when ho heard the pate ojien As he
sat up and looked lie rul>t?tl 111* eye*
Was it possible that be saw aright
two twsky hol*>e* at the pate a* hold
as brass? Ye*, they wet* th?>re. As
the Judge cotu limed to stare one of
them retreated. Imt the oilier advanc
ed with a swaggering and defiant gait
The gnlt alone raised the Jadge's pill
It could helonu to none oHiit than a
beetle tirowed villain
"Hello, ohl hossT wa* the saint it
tion as the hobo panned.
Old fetm! Never before In his life
bad the great man Iwti thus address
ed. ami It was now richt In hi* own
yard. Could it l?e p*???ible tbnt hla
ears bad beard the word*?
At that moment a constable arrived
on the run. and he was ordered to es
oort the hobo into court without a
moment's delay. The man didn't re
sist. On the contrary, he grinned and
went willingly He continued to grtn j
as he got a ninety day sentence and
was taken over to the tail, lit* seem ,
ed perfectly satisfied . Ills comrade j
was chased a mile, imii eoi away
The hobo had setred five days of his
sentence and wa* the onh liuuate of
the Jug when he said to the Jnller as
his breakfast ?** handed in:
"If yon wa* to dream the same
dream five night* ninnin would yon
think there w.t- anything to It?"
"Five time* over, eh?" queried the
Jailer
"Five time* straight? nana* tree,
same groond. same diig'n" down three
feet and hearin' the *|Mde strike a
box."
"What did you dream yon were "tin
ging for V
"iloWl."
The Jailer couldn't fell whether he
waa being guyed or u??t. and lie turned
?way without anv further questions
Next day be ho|>e<l to hesr the hobo
say he had dreamed for the sixth time,
hot the matter was not mentioned on
tii two more nights had passed Then
the prisoner fidceted around and final
ly said:
"1 wish t knowed an honest man
sroood here"
"Why?" was naturally asked
"He'd have to l?e a* square as a dot j
If i knowed su<h a man I'd tell hlui
WrtMog worth lo??kin" Into "
"RtfB dreaming that dream again?"
"Yes it sticks right by me I'm
heirinnln' to think the gold Is there
The Jailer tried to get him to say
more, bat he was a ctam He hud said i
ntoucfi to excite Interest and cupidity.
However, and that day the jailer to?>k
i scout around The holio had spoken
iif a lone tree In two hours' walk the
jjiiicr discovered forty lone tree* with
n a mile ot the Jail There might be '
> bos of gold at the roots of any one
i?f litem, tint he ?-ouMn"t *i>are weeks j
uxl months to find out He was o-?w
i be i lever in the hobo'a dream He ?
wanted a share of that treasure, and j
no be played a new hand.
~l.ock here. Sam. " be said to his !
prisoner; "I'm an honest man and a j
man of my word If you've got any
thing on band I'll co In wllh yon on an
rven whack." ,
"Yon see. I don t know you." wa*
the reply.
"But I tell yon I'm ail right I've j
lived right here for thirty year*, and
ik? man can say I owe him a cent or
pver broke my word ~
-There may be nothing to It "
"But teil me what yon drreimed."
"1 Area wed of diggin' down three
feet nnder a certain tree and comin'
jpon a box "
"And what wa? In the box?"
"1 hadn't got it out of the hole nary j
;ime when t woke up. but there wa* a
'hinky sound like eoin when the *i?ade
itnick it? maybe cold ami maybe sil
ler"
"And where was the tree located?"
"Nlxy I'll attend to that when I
jet oat."
The jailer told Judge Williams *hont ;
he case. The Jndee beileved In dreams j
He called at the Jail and threatened j
he hobo in vain Then he coaxed. No
use Then he offered to buy the secret
>nd after two or three days ?200 was
?ettled on as the pri?-e. The prl-oner
had rn idea that there was >10,000
In the box. but he wasn't greedy i
rwo hundred dollars would last him
rhc rest of his natural life The agree
ment was that when the spade struck
the box the $200 was to be pass
pd to him The Judge and the Jailer
foe* him from the Jug at night aft
pr his dreams hrd reached the nnmbef
i>f twelve, and he walked straight to a
tvabappte tree half a mile nwny and
took tl?e spade and went to discing
In five minutes the fool struck a box.
H?e money was passed to him. and
while the Judge and the Jailer were
?trugcllng over the spade am! the bole
be vanished.
There was a box It had been bnried
by the other hobo. It contained sand
fust sand. The Jndge called the Jailer
?n infernal foo!. and the Jailer called
the jndge an unmitigated ns? There
was not another hobo sent tf ill for
a year.
V4
NEWS FROM THE
BOM
HORT BREEZY NEW8 ITEMS
PROM THE NORTHERN PRE88
.
A. nr*nd smoker will be givwi by
-ao Dmxtaa Athletic r.hib, at the Na
U?Hs-lum. on Thir??dav evening, Manh
7. \mofljr the eortertalntng feature*
will be boxing, wrestling, singing,
ianrtng and other vaudeville stunts.
The Trradwell CTlnh bftnl will furnish
A<imW!:n T.O cent*. and re
fre*hnH.nts free Mt?it *11 the men
i Don H lakuid wt:i be tlMfe
The Holland ran h, ai ounnydale,
?ear [)aw*0'?, hax been sold bjr the
public administrator to John White
side and Mr. Harr.d, of HitttiyJale
Se-'iV;l tendtTs were re. elved, and
he prr .ind brc i^ht an average of
mora than $tOO an acre. It comprise?
tJercn ares, all of ?Kck 5s under
u|t I (ration, and highly pr;i::uct*ve.
The price shnns that Yukon. as
? t?ll as othw'' countries, ha* land that
hffhlr valuable for farming par
?os?s. The land Is used chiefly for
raisin g potatoes. tiwnl'ps, carrot* and
Tther products. Few land* devoted
to finch purpose* hrln? better ft<wre?
anywhere.
Several prwpdws farms are main
tainor m>ar Daw*m. The greenhorns*
nen sioon will have lettuce and other
>ro*hKt? on tne market. A tittle lat
r th?T will bef In planting their out
door crops.
IXHKJLA9. Feb. 26? The work on
ihe interior of the new Uongifoi poet
sfftee in the Sans 9oucj building ie
:>?? utc ruahed alert/ at a very rapid
rate oa account ct the postofflce de- '?
;>artnK>nt demand that the build- j
.ng be occupied by the first of March. |
The arrangement of the bwiidfcjg I
will be very (rood, having been all
planned by the postal inspectors last
summer The setting room is we'l
hjrhted by large window* and tai
many other way* wHI be a very I
conveni!?n<. place.
The Interior fixtures are a'l of
juarUv-eawed oak. having been made |
in Seattle to measurement and under |
Lhe wattrhful eye of G. Roene while '
Ije aVM there. The whole thhjg when !
irompleted will be a marvel of beauty j
?nd harmony that will not only be a
redlt fct> Douglas brt to the whole of
v is ska.
Tho corner strr* rocm wt'J be ?*- !
**i exclusively fcr a postofflce.
Robt. Rryson, a wea'thy Bngttsh-'
u*n. from Iirerpoo!. is supposed to (
iave been lost In the North. A re- j
port from Toronto tells of bta case
Is follows:
"An echo of the trail of 'S8 has
trailed In from the Yukon. Robert |
r< rfnison Brysoei, a remittance man.
hcwe hom<> was in Liverpool, En*- j
and, has by all appearancea besu ;
-wallowed up by the land of snow
Rryson was wealthy, and did no* I
",eed the money, but the )ur? was 1
loo strong for him. On Christmas '
lay. 1S98, he "hit" the trail wiii
hroo companion!;, and since then
ohting has been heard of Mm. His \
ihreo companions were Jack Simp
=on, supposedly of Robert street .
Toronto; a man named RamaVrttom,
wd another man named W<so.n.
Proof of his death, however, :e nec
tary far the execution of his lar^e !
otate, ai'd It Is for thin re?cn that ,
he effort to locate Bryww is being
made. liryson w*s about 33 yearn of
?ee when be left fcr. Dawson, and ;
lack Smsor. his companion, was f
ibout 30.*"
Sevfcal enterprising prospectors
*nd miners about Nome are gotag
4> sack up a number of ton* of the;
:old -baring sand now exposed on the ;
pftch, to be treated by the custom
nil! during the win<4?r, says the Nome,
Industrial Worker, and they expect
0 make a. winter's grubstake out of
heir work Tests of the sand now
exposed along the water front, sev
raj feet of the surface sand has
jeen exposed by the storm, proves J
hat tb* average material runs from
fl2 to $35 to the ton. Two men can
ttck about ten tons of the beach
?and a day . provided they can rustle
!b? sacks, and the teamsters will
!*nl the sacks to the mill for ft *
ton. after the sledding gets good,
rbw miU charges $."> per ton to run
the sand tiironjrh. making a total of
K per ton for being treated. The j
ngure* turned In by one of the hus
tiers aonnds rood, and if the low
water continues and the beach doea
not freexe 'too bard, from ??> to $40 j
1 day can be made by mm who will !
wck the sand ft* treatment at the
mill. In some places atone the beach
the storm exposed the bedrock and
Bsklm?TS arp Ir inline for pteces of
rotd. The best find refpor^ed was a
~hnnk of amalgam, containing about
M>5 in goW.
DEAFNESS CANNOT 6F CUBED
j by loot! Application*, m tfc?y -unoo*
v**ck) tha dlacaaod oortlou or IL? <nf.
Ttar* to only om *1/ to cwa d?*f
T^tm, and that la by ccrnatlUUof.al
ramadlea. Dearneaa l? c*a*p(J by an
inflamed condition of U>? EuatacMan
Tnb?. Wkco thia tab* <* inflamed
you b*r? a rumbling ?on.ad or linper
fact hiring, and when K la attlrei''
cloMd. deaf&eaa U Uh> rcaolt. and on
ate Uw Inflammation can b? faket
ont and thia tdbe reatorrd to iU nor
inal condition, hearing wUI be
ertroywl forever; nine cmt* out of ten
?r? cauaed by Catarrh, which ia 00U1
in* but an Inflamad condition of th?
tnneoua aurfacaa.
Wa win gS<-* Onm Hundred Dollar* |
for any caae of deafnes* (raua*d bj
Catarrh) that cannot rro cured bf |
HaU'a Catarrh Cure. Senrt for eti
enlars, fraa.
r J CHENEY * CO. T?M-\ O
Hold by Druggiata, 7Sc
Take Hail'* Family Ptlla for t>n-.
Utttl
iimcntammu^tr! *t r? r
RAW FURS"
? : WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITK VOV PP1 f l?l T
Percey's Fur House
0?Kko<K, WUfootm
ttnrr ?"myai*qff-^W?r7.r?;*imv*t?r
i here's V'Qnr ^nc
S'rfiiiith
In every drop
!n
C M- KN v
leatUa. V
1 LOCAL BRIEFS [
SKAQWAY WEATHER REPORT
fUtulU of tfea ta*ea
at Moors'* Wharf at mldo??IK.
March 5. 1?U, to ** mivr**
Temp. time obearrafa .. ? ? 29 abora
Mm. preceding 24 bin .. . . 48 abova
Mia. " " " .. ijabora
Wn " 87 ?Mr*
iiarometer 20: IS. C Mm, Calm.
INTERIOR *E?HfB 8EWHT
i turtMTvn
fTATIOXS A tore ReJoW
Caribou 4
Whit flor* "
'*?
\*v?t [>l>?r|fa *
tltKKA itiqUM #
B . Mi!ni(iD.
Y.sk-.nCms-n/ . <
>. Creefr'
v ? t It . - f ..
'j'i'rio.
Dawson l-i
, Clear and calm reported from all
point* except Lower L*narire. wb#f?
it !* oU*r and north wind a* far a*
fit* SaJnxm, and cloudy and raJm re
ported on to D???oii with rf option
<->f Ocelvtfl whet* ft t* cfcar and
calm.
Henry Frledentha! Phone Quifk
delivery. Baggage and expreMln* on
*bort notice, day or nlgbt
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium fsmul Alaiika ||
?i i in? i i m
I
I. are*, lean, Indiridua Hatha.
Ahutxlonc* of Water. H?* of
Hotel A ceotn mortal lon? 'nr
nishad Cabin* for Rant . .
Excellent ffnntlny an?l Kl?hina.
Motor Routing and flBllftlff.
Steamer Georgia from Juneau
makes ?emi-monihly rfoita. In
'ormat ion and rate* upon reque*?
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
SaTaska
i Established 1897 Telephone 112 [
j Phil. Abrahams:
FIRE INSURANCE
Agent for the DUBUQUE OF IOWA and the
WESTCHESTER OF NEW YORK.
Atwts orer Four Million.
? NOTARY PUBLIC SKAGWAY, ALASKA [
+ + + + + + + + + + + 4*+ 4, + + + + + + *>,{' '? ?'
The Only hir*? ( "last Hotel Opened UnaVr New Manage- .,
in (. arrro** men' 4
H.-*i!q,iart?r? for Attn ;*{*** lim> *>
HOTEL SCOTT
Scott * Schwanlekamp
Headquarters for Mining Men and ?*
Travelers *
SPtClAL RATES AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MU9HERS. 4
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEhT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK <
CARCROSS ^ ^ YUKON TER. *
. + J. x4. + 4.o.44.A + 4.+ + .}. + 4- + + + + -f*+^
It Pays to Get Printing That
PLEASES
The Work from our Job Department
Pleases Particular People.
Don't s*?nd out of town for your work. Let] as fquote
you prices -show you samples of stock, and do your'work
QUICKLY, WELL, AND AT REASONABLE PRICEn.
ah? Daiiij Alaskan.