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PERSONAL MENTION
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Misses Dorothea K. Beggs, Minnie
Belle Hobson, Bertha Root and Mrs.
Margaret McCoy were a party of ladies
from Denver, Colorado, who came in on
the last Jefferson and sailed last night
on the Dolphin (or Sitka, where they
will spend a week or more. Tfcey were
at the Golden North hotel for over a
week and with the assistance of George
Dread man. visited many ot the attract
ive points of intere>t about Skagway.
They expressed regret that they could
not make a longer stay as they had en
joyed every minute of their visit and
were greatly impressed by the natural
beauty of Skagway and the mountain
icecery They will be a living "ad"
for the Skagway trip.
Jack Kirkland, the veteran mail
carrier from Atlln to Log Cabin, is in
town, having arrived on last night's
train. In crossing th; lake at Taku
he narrowly escaped drowning having
been capsized by a sadden gust of wind.
He managed to hang to his submerged
canoe for an hour when he was rescued
by a party who put out in a sailboat,
jack says it whs the closest call he ever
had and that meats a great deal,
Mr. Robinson, assistant railroad mail
service inspector, was In Skagway yes
terday on his way to the westward on a
tour of inspection. He will return later
and go into the interior on the same
mtssion. He left on the Dolphin last
nignt for Sitka.
Mrs. Frandson, mother of the Frand
suo brothers, who has been visiting her
sons for several months, lefTt for her
home in Nebraska on the Dolphin last
night.
Owing to the fact that the City of
Seattle: is Ute in reaching Skagway,
the Rev. J. W. Gleok and family have
changed their plans and will probably
leave on the Jefferson which is due
here Monday.
H. D. Kirmse received a cable from
Mrs. Kirmse stating that J. F. Maloney
and family would accompany her home
from Juneau, for a short viait. They
will come up on the City of Seattle.
Mrs. Birry and her son James were
outgoing passengers on the Dolphin
last night. They will make their
home in Spokane, Wash.
F. B. Wurzbacher and wife and Mrs.
Bert Wurzbacher, were passengers on
the train this morning for Atlin. Tntv
will return Saturday.
W. B. King audi'.or for ihe W. P. &
VH.il left this morning (or Ailin on
business connected with the road. He
will return Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Leslie and daughter o(
Whitehorse, who have been visiting
frteuda In Sfcsgway (or the past week
returned home on today's train.
CHE AM
Par* K*? j
America's finest production. Rich
dan mellow. At the Seattle, the house !
old honest goods and reputation!
frXJCXD ? A diamond. The owner
can have, by proving property and pay
ing for thl? ad. --The American Tail
on. tf
The Fifth Aveoue hotel hasunlimited
accomodations. Steam he.nt and every
thing modern.
Elbow length wnlte silk *love?at
Harrison's
CHE AM
Par# R*?
America's finest production. Kich
and mellow: At the Seattle, the house
0/ old bonest goods and reputation !.
50 dealgns of 1907 wall paper juat re
salvd at Harrison's.
SNIPPING ORE
\>nns Mine of Conrad Now
At It
E. E. Harvey returned from Conrad
City ou iHst uight's traiu. He reports
'.hit bis company bas started shipping
ore from tbe Venus mine and will make
shipments every two weeks. No stop
ing bas been done as yet, the ore ship
ped comigg from drifts, raises and
winzes. A new hoist bas been installed
ou the winze.
Two ore chutes over two hundred feet
long, and several hundred feet of backs
have bjtn fully proven. Orders have
been given to start sloping on Dotb
chutes. The company expects to ship
200 tons of ore a month, which is mere
ly for testing purposes. Plans are being
prepared for a 100 ton concentrator and
as soon as complete tests of tbe differ
ent ores are made it will be installed.
Shipments from tbe Vault mine will be
made shortly.
Col. Conrad left Seattle on Tuesday
night on the City of Seattle aud Mr.
Harvey will meet him at Haines from
wher^ ihey will go to Porcupine, after
which Col. Conrad will proceed to Con
rad City. Mr. Harvey will rernaiu in
Porcupine for a couple of weeks after
which be expects to return to the |
Windy Arm mines. In speaking of the
Poroupine, Mr. Harvev said: "The
Porcupiae Gold Mining company have
about 00 men on construction work,
building Humes, driving piles, etc. A
new stw mill with a capacity of 15 00V
feet per day is now runuing aud the
flume is being built to take up the
whole Porcupine river, it will be 5841
feet long, 30 feet wide and 3 feet high.
BOM NtWS I
! Dolphin aud Princess Beat
rice Sail Sooth
The Dolphin sailed at 9 o'clock last
night with 41 passengers.
The Princess Beatrice left for the
south at midnight with 42 passengers.
The Al-Ki arrived at 3 o'c'ock yes
terday afternoon with 100 tons freight,
consisting of dynamite, lumber and
machinery. She sailed aojth at 3 o'clock
today .
River Boats
Wbiteborse, Julj 11 ? The Wbite
h'ine was at Hoowlinqua at 8:3<> this
morning, the Casra arriving there an
hour later.
Downstream ? The Selkirk sailed at
9 o'clock last night wi'h 191 tons of
freight.
had! oo
Japs Fired i-ll' Coustrncfion
of Fortification
Manila, P. F., July 9 ? AH Japanese
employed by the navy department in
the construction of the fortifications at
CUngapo have been discharged on ac
count of the talk of war between the
United States and Japan.
Many of the Pillppino leaders have
assured the United States authorities
thai In the event of war with Japan
that the Filipplno people can be counted
on to uphold the United States and to
fight for them. Some of them have
gone so far as to sty that they would be
glad of such an opportunity to show
their loyalty to the United States.
Ladies Long Gloves,
Black and White
Silk and Lisle
85c. to $2.50
B. M. Behrends Mercantile Company
Geo. Blanchard, Manager
A. B. TRAIL
Five rheeHint-.hs Taken into
('amp Dawson
The Arcii Brotherhood last evening
initiated five eheechnoos. The tough
est old number was Serjeant McMillan,
and he was made lo ride the Roat
without a pack saddle. Robert Law
ter, the London iinancier aud director
of f e Klondike .\iines Railway, also
negotiated the trail. Others Tho made
the his journey were Geo. Sylvestei
and HI dne C. Kritr., bo h of whom are
here representing the Piifjet 3ound
Realty Associates, and Alfred G. Smith.
The brotherhood is planning to wel
come Governor Henderson and to have,
a picnic. ? Dawson News.
YOUR HAT
Mar Oc n Stjllnh One, Bat It Hakes
Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's in
style," but the modern hat for men has
uis to answer to r.
Bait! heads :ire growing" more numer
ous every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
w hli'h sap the life from the roots of the
h lir.
Win a your hair begins to fall out and
sure sign that these countless germs an
busily at work.
The e is but one way to overcome the J
trouble and kill the germs? that way is
t" ai ply .Vewbro's Herplcid" lo th
s alp- i wlil kill the gifrms and healthy
Irilr . sure to result.
SnM bv leading druggists. Send 10c. In
?lamps f..r sa tuple to Tlio Hcrpicidc Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Two slzos ? 60 cents and 11.00.
Win. Rrltt, Special Ae< nt. j
Received, choice potted plants on
Dolphin at Northern Grocery. tf
BEETLES PLATES ARE RIGHT
REI5TLE5 RATES ARE RIGHT
FRANK REISTLE
ENGRAVER and ELECTROTYPER
IIU I4J0-24 Lmvixcc DCAVCB COIO
Trade Marks
Designs
COPVRiflHTS &c.
?j. , / ascertain our opinion five whether an
'i? Ion is pr??n-?My patentable. Commanlfti
t. strictly confidential. Handbook on I' ltcuUi
i! free. OlJeat ai:??ncy for securing patents.
\u<ut* tuk?u through Munu A Co. reee l^a
r< u v>ticf% without chanre. in the
Scientific American.
?mndsomelr niuslrated wpekly. I-arcwi'. otr.
,tUm >.t u:iy p. mritlU. J.'iirnnl. Teriiit !S ?
?,?r: four months, tL .iolil by all new?dca!er?.
JNN & Co.36,B*'aiSw" New Yar!(
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagway, M.uly 11, 1907.
The weather conditions at Skogway
for the 24 hours preceding noou today
were as follows:
Max. ''"erup 01 above zero
Min. " 49 above "
Mean " 55 altove "
Temp, at noon 60 above "
Pref'piiatlon, .00
II. D. Clark,
Volunteer U. S. Weather observer
NO [ICC
Tha past week having been interupt
ed tosomeestent with pleasure, il has
no doubt interfered with many people
calling on me for examinations, who
would have otherwise done so. Desir
ing to build the (uuie kind of a reputa
tion in this city tb#t I have left behind
me in other cities of southeastern AIms
ka, I have decided to remain here until
August 1st. This will give time to send
? way for any work that, is necessary to
have made to order and time for xne to
see thai it is doing proper work before
Iruviug. I shall endeavor to' merit the
best cla?s of business and in order that
you may satisfy yourself as to my ability
to do so. I solicit you to give me au
opportunity to try. If you are pleased
with results you will be glad you called.
If you are uot, you are ou;. nothing. My
headquarters are in Ketchikan and I
shall make regular visits to each town
in southeastern Alaska.
Respectfully yours
DK. K. E. KIMBALL
Eye specialist.
Refraction parlor hotel Golden North.
Hours v:.'IO a. m, to D:30 p. in. Electric
aparatus for evening tests. Ej es tested
gixsses fitted, disease treated. Do not
delay but com.- right away that we may
have lime tosend below nnd have glasses
ground to order if it is found necessary
to i.o so.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Pack 1 rain Kestaruant.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Uniicd Slates of America I
District of Alaska j
To Uudd Pit< h:
You are hereby notified, that I have
exp odeil Pour Buiulred dollars in labor
and improvements oa, thu McAllister
P'acer clnim situated in the Porcupine
mining ilistiict. and Ska* way [{ecoid
inv Distrie' foi ilie \ear3 l'.?04, Iy0">,
1'JnG, anil 1!K)7, as will appewr by ceiti
ficaies of labor died for each of ihose
years respectively, in the Kecorder's
oifiie at Skagway Alaska, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
sect. on 2X24 of the revised statutes of
the United Stales, being the amount
required to hold said premises for the
said yea' s, ending iDecember .'list, I9O7,
and if within ninety days from the ser
vice of this uotice or within ninty days
from the first publication of this notice,
you fail or reluse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditures, as co
owner, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the subscriber
under said section 2324.
K. W. McELRAVY.
First publication July Sih 1-29
Dr. FRANKLIN C. NORMAN
CHIEF SURGEPN W. P. A Y, K.
Residence Fight Ave. and Broadway
' OFK1C* HOCKS
Over the Alaska Road Commission
Corner t>f State Street and Fifth Ave..
2:00 lo 3:30 P.M. 7:00 to 8:00 P.M.
Railroad Hospital
9:30 A. M. to 11:00 A. M.
Office Phone No. fl. Res. PhoneNo. 69
Tuek plahafty
George Woodbupn
FAMOUS OLVMPIA BEER UN DRAUOHT
ONLY K1K3T-C1.ASS GOODS AUK CARRIED IN' SUM?
^ Leading Gentlemen's Resort
Board of trade
Flaharty & Woodburn, Props.
si-.xcfurs MILLIARD AND POOL KlMl.M IN CONNECTION
CORNER BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVENUE
Open Day and pight Skagujoy, Alaska
m
| seated and lighteU fine sample room'
| BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
(Ubite Pass fiotel
P. D McMillan- Manager
I Largest and best appointed ctei it il? lilut ]
? CHOICE BAR STOCK fllHiffrhAI^ V T
Urates moderate WWIhWvI5v? I?v*
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Established 1897
Phil Abrahams
Reax Estate
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v OrderslPromptly p j
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