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Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
Fine Eugraving and
Diamond Setting a
Specialty.
Mi M B- W IET5 CVZil SSX JSBJW J
Refractng Optician
Gritriuwto of South Hi'ud Optical College
Examinations made ami Glasses
Fitted by Means of the
OPHTHaLMO-METRK
Krrors of Infraction Corrected.
Kuch e.isc recolvoa the utmost
care and special lenses ground
where required.
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? Steam liaandpy *
All Work Guaranteed. Shor'
Orders Promptly
Done
Messenger will call and deliver
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WATSOHVILLE^n IP* JA9C VALLEY f
Watsonville, the metropolis and
shipping c-i>ter of the P?ja*o Val
ley, is just 100 ruiies from Sau l-'rac
cinco on the Southern Pacific Hull
way, live miles from tin- ocenn. I's
(?nits have won the p'aud'ts of the
wor d? Strawberries from April to
Nov rnher. It is distinctively a
fruit belt, with a maximum yield of
:i'l varieties.
One year's cultivation of 10 acres
produces a living income.
Full In format iou write
Chamber Of Commerce
WATSONVILLE. CAL.
STRIKE STILL ON
Stay away from Treadwell. The
strike U still on between tho Treadwoll
Gold Minin* company ami No. 109, W.
H. of M., Douglas, Alaska. All work
iuir mt>n are requested to stay away
aod assist us in securing an 8-hour day
aud living wage. All rumors to tho
effect that the strike is off are false.
Local I'uion No. 109 will notify you
when a settlement isreacnod.
By order of Doughs Island Miners'
Union No. 109, W. F. M.
Nkil. McDo.n'ai.d, F. alstkom,
1'resideni. Sec.-Treasurer
July, 16, lH0t< 118 1 mo
Light V >?>'<?!- linn lu Ooa
At the Mascot there is the most won
derful musical instrument ever brought
to Skagway. Ii ha* a quality of eight
Mandolins in one with a Piano accom
paniment. There is a string of eight
new iiir.s. It make* a full evening's
entertainment.
We have just received ?ur fall line of
Uojal tailoring samples. They are the
l>est and must extensive offered to the
public. Please call and see them. ? F.
j H. Claysjn & Co. 1-4 tf.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's hoserv
i in eudless variety and prices at Lynch
j \ Kennedy, still awtith and State.
SEATTLE'S -
Popular Motel
THE
Rainkr?(M
European Plan SI Up
Wilson & White Co.Prop.Chm Perry Mgr
TUCK FLA MARTY
C.EORCK WOOD BURN
Sally in Our Alley,
and ^et to the Real G-oods at that
Dear Old
BUM OF HIDE
Knglish R'liiard* si d I'ooi I'urlor. In Tuck's Alicv.
The famous Olympic Hc?r Kortlrtl ami on Draught.
Only One "BROMO QUININE," that is ?
La** ft?? Q*?" g
Cores a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 0;ys
j drugs "VOL Ctt'l AffORD F CURIOS 81
Jt Isnu longer anexciisv You ran I?uy that VIJTOR row nn tlie easiest kind ot terms
I J. HEUBNER DRUG CO.
T. K. SEWBLL. tJh. G.. Mner.
DOUGLAS ALASKA HAINESj
"(iet it at liuebner's"
1 MUSIC STATIONERY
IBBBI
When in Whitehorse Eat at the
oyal Cafe
Best Meals in Yukon Territory
50 Cents
EVERYTHING- FIRST-CLASS
Short Orders Oysters Home Cooking
White Cooks White Waiters
GOOD, CLEAN AIITItTAll if ATI"! REASONABLE
ROOMS DOjBUlIOjl oOTEli PRICES
MRS. KELSEY, Prop.
Socicty
(Continued from Pago Two)
Last Saturday a party of Pu'.len house
guests equipped with alpenstocks,
creepers and ? well filled lunolt basket
went by train to Denver. From that
station !hey walked lo Denver gLcier
and returned <n time to catch the ovon
incr train home. The pleasure seekers
were Mr and Mr F B Kimball of San
Francisco, Mr and Mis J R Beeglo and
Mr W n Hens^n.
Thursday evening tho Rev and Mr*
George K Good cave an informal re
ception at the Presbyterian parsonago
The host and hostess proved themselves
capital entertainer* and tho evening
was most enjoyable. Gues?ing games,
recitations, vocal aud instrumental
music delighted those present. A bevy
of young people assisted Mrs Good In
serving dainty and delicious refresh
ments. About sixty-live guests were
present.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Howard Ashley gave a little farewell
dinner for Mis. Wm E Britt. The table
with p'a'es laid for eight was beauti
fully decked with cut flowers resides
tho guests of honor, Mr and Mrs W E
Britt, there were present Mr and Mrs
K L Miller. Before leaving for Nor
way Mrs Wm E Britt was tho recipient
of several useful and beautiful gifts
from friends the most valuable was an
exquisite brooch, hoart shaped and
made of old Ivory surrounded by nug
gets of Alaska gold.
Monday afternoon Mr H H Draper
gave a lawn party to a number of his
friends where the old fashioned game of
croquet was indulged in. After the
game the guests were received in the
handsome parlor of the pretty Draper
residence by Mrs Draper and Invited
Into the dining room whero a bounte
ous dinner was served at a daintily ap
pointed table. Mrs Draper was assisted
by Mrs Zinkan. Those who enjoyed
tho hospitality of Mr and Mrs Draper
were Mr and Mrs Zinkan, Messrs VVurz
bjchor, Kilpiitrick, I.owlo, J M Keller,
Rev Geo E Good and Judge LeFevre.
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Monday evening Lieutenant and Mrs
S C Orchard entertained a party of
friends in honor of the lieutenant's
birthday. The guests who partook of
tho bounteous hospitality of this popu
lar host and hostess were Captain
Raughman/of the good ship Humboldt;
NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR PATENT
SERIAL No. OM. flitted Stairs [.Mild Ofllce.
Juneau. Alaska. Aug. 2T>. I".*;
Notice Ik hereby given l>y \V. W. Houghton,
as Trustee In the Skagwny. Alaska. Townslte
patent proceedings, that oil tin- v>-t la (Jay of
October, inos. at I" o'clock n. in. of said day.
at tbc 1'nited Slates Court House building III
said town and isforo Hon. II. II. I.u Kevre. a
lulled Stntus Commissioner of the I nlled
Mates District Court for the District af Al
aska. Division No. 1. at said place. tlic s;ild \\ .
\V. Houghton will l lien and (here make Ids
tiroofsof Ids rliflu to make entry Trustee
fur the Inhabitants of said Town of Skagway.
District of Alasku. for the hereinafter de
scribed land.
That the name of the parly who will make
t lie entry for the said land hereinafter do-'
scribed for the Purpose set forth lu this notice i
Is the said \V. W. Houghton. Ean.
That the name of the Townslte for which
this notice Is given Is Skagway. District of
Alaska, and Is situated on Talya Inlet, near
the headwaters of Lynn i anal in the Juneau |
l.alid District, and llist Judicial Division of I
I lie District of Alaska. That the land cm- 1
braced within said Townslte and for which
entry will lie made Is more fully and particu
larly described as follows, to-wlt:
Hcglmilng at the Corner No. I at high water
uiurk on Skagway Day. a granite stone 24xl?\
15 Inches showing S Inches above the ground
and marked on top Willi X and on stile facing
s. K. <>-13 and oil sldo facing Townslte (.'or. 1 s.
T. and on side (aclnff water M. C.. whence
United States Location Monument No. s bears
S. TV i"' W., JK.Ol chains distant by direct
measure: thence alone hlirh water mark of
Skagway Hay N. 1?>?37' \V.. Il.sp chains to cor
ner No. 2 at mouth of Skagway Klver. au Iron
pit*' .1 Inches In diameter 4 feet lone, set
fis t In the ground, and marked facing town
site S. T and facing water M. C. plugged
with copper tack to mark exact point, thence
along meanders of Said Skagway Hirer. (2) N.
44? 34' K.. chains. (3) N- t? XT K.. 8.W
chains, (i) N. 4"? 40' K.. 7.10 chains (5) N. 01"
30' K. is. IS chains. t?l) N. 7"> SSP K-. <( chains.
(T) N.5?" 25' K? 10.4- chains, (to N. KJ" K .
10X1 chains, (tf) N. Z7? ?T E.. ?.4j chains. (10) N.
-*<? 5;' K . 3.30 chains. (11) N.S*> W E. 20.00
chains to corner No. 3. a KTItllUstOM Shtl&X
10 Inches set 23 Inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor. 5, S. T. on side facing claim
and M. C- on side facing west: thence S. 10"
20" W? 4.18 chains, to corner No. 4. a granite
boulder 5x2H feet showing 11 Inches at>ove
ground and marked X. Corner I S. T. on side
facing claltu; thencc S. 42? M' W.. 3, Si chains
to Corner No. 5. a granite stone !4.xlH.\ 12 Inches
set Is Inches In the ground aud marked X. Cor.
5* S. T. On side facing claim: thence S. 2>1" WWh
17.17 chains to comer No. U, a granite stone i.v
SH feet showing 32 inches a tiove ground and
marked X. Cor. 0. S. T. facing the claim;
thenco S. 20? 46' W.. 20.27 chains lo cornur No.
7. a slato block 6x4H feet showing 24 Inches
above ground and marked X. Cor. 7. S. T. on
side facing claim; thence S. 45" 5S' \V? 3.11
chains to corner No. s, a granite stone 36.x Six
20 inches set 27 Inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor. S. S. T.; thence s. 40? 40' \V?
2.02 chains to corner No. 0. a granite stone ?'x
5?xl2 inches. set 23 Inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor. fl. 8. T. facing the claim;
thence S. 30" 57' W.. 2.34 chains to corner No.
10. a slate boulder 4s.x24x24 Inches llrmly Im
bedded in the ground and showing 14 Inches
abjve ground and marked on the side facing
the townslte X. Cor. 10. S. T.: thence S. 21? 13"
W.. 13.34 chains to corner No. 11. a granite
stone 22x12x6 Inches set H>H Inches In the
ground and marked on side facing I he town
slteX.Cor.il S T.j thence S. &m? 4S'\V..O.OO
chains to corner No. 12. a slate stone SMxlO.xS
Inches set IS Inches In the ground aud marked
ou side facing tho townslte X. Cor. 12. S. T.:
theuce 9. 45 deg. 36' W.. 6.12 chains to corner
No. 13, rock In place sliowlng >6x10x7 feet
above ground and marked X. Cor. IS. S. T. on
side facing townslte; thence S. 3i deg. 07' W.,
16 s? chains to corner No. 14, a granite stone
Mr nod Mrs Howard Aihley, Mr Mtl
Mrs K J Shaw, Mr ami Mis \V 0 Man
chart], Mr and Mrs P J Weber, Mraud
Mrs Geo lilanchaid, Miss Norma Aslf,
Dr FC Norman, Mr. W B King and Mr
F E Glgot.
The quests presented Lieutenant
Orchard with a handsome smoking
set.
Cards havo been received announc
ing iho marrl'go at Juneau, August
29, at iho Presbyterian church parson
age, of Mr George Thorval Scnvo, of
Kake, Alaska, to Miss Anna Virginia
Russell, of Washington, D. C. Miss
Russell Is a teacher of high standing
and &u author of reputation, and was
sent to Alaska last winter from Wash
ington and has since, besides having
charge of the native school at Kake,
superintended the building and launch
ing of ano'.har school at Port Kilts.
The wedding card announces that the
happy couple will be at home at Kake
a ftcr Sopt. 10.
Mrs Albert Watson Rsed entertained
twelve young ladles at tea on Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Anna Mar*
tin of Victoria. In the tea guessing
contest Miss Dobler won fust priz*, a
beautiful cup and saucer; Miss Carson
the cut prize, a hand painted tea plate,
and Miss Mills the consolation, a tea
pot and package of tea. Miss Martin
was preseatod with a beautiful hand
painted cup and saucer la remember
auce of the occasion. Those present
wore Mlssrs Dobler, Carson, Doerer,
Jones, Moorebouse, Mills, Wbalen,
Springsted, Stinebaugh, Cowan, Mai
tin and Genevive Whalen. Mrs Keed
also Rave several dinners during the
week.
List Siturday evening Chestor Pul
len gave a goodbye party to his friend*
at the Pullen house. Many of Skagway's
younger set were present and a number
of other friends. The afTalr was most
1 onjoyable. Music, dancing and cards were
features of the evening and at midnight
Mrs Pullen, mothor of the young hist,
:issKted by many friends, served a d 11
cious luncheon. The decorations were
cut (lowers and potted plants. The
1 guests were: Mr and Mrs J It Bjeg.e,
Mr and Mrs E B Kimball, Mrs L S Kel
ler, Mrs Khoda Hanglln, Misses Stine
bsugh, Lef?vro, Uaslett, WolIT, Mc
Hrien, Lyndahl, Whalen, Schwalbc.
Ethel Black, Edna ({lack, Messrs. Ma
son, Merrlthew, Hlstlnr, Sipprelle, A
Shelley, Knutb, fcerro, Piko, Graves,
Keller and Hansen.
"\lCx!< Inches. set 10 Inches in the ground
marked facing townslte Cor. 14. S. T. with
trailed drill hole showing exact point; thence
K.SO deif. M* \v., is |3etaim to corner No. i\
a slate stone 14xl"xtl lnehes show Ink' H Inches
al<?ve ground marked facing S. R. 1 or. S. N.
IX and facing N. W. ? X.Cor. IS. S. T. Ident
leal wit h corner No. 17of Survey No. lit; thence
> 10 dec. 2s' W..2.V73 chains to corner No I.
the place of laeglnnlng. Exclusive of the fol
lowing descrlN-d tract ofO Nacres, known as
the "Court House Reserve" more particu
larly descrllied as follows, to- wit:
lleclnning at corner No. I. a cut granite
stone S'.\s\s Inches set Hindu-sin tin- ground
and marked facing grounds X. Cor. 1* O. H.
11.; whence corner No. l."> of Survey No. 43S
hears N.-V deg. or \V.'. 15.10 chains distant:
thence N. 44 dee. ST' E.. 2.4S chains to corner
No. I. a cut irranlte stone ?-\s\s Inches, set
it'S Inches in the ground and marked X. 2 C.
II. R.; thence S. 43 dec. :Q' E.. 2.8P chains to
cornur No. 3. a cut granite stone IOxKxs Inches
set 13 Inches in the ground and marked X. 3.
1 . 11. R.; thence aloiur the west boundary of
the right of way of the White Pass and Yuson
Hallway s. to dep. .Hi' W.. s.4s chains to Corner
No 4 not set as drainage ditch along right of
way cover* the ground, a witness corner
Ivhi-? N.4J deg. 33' \V? O.SN chains, a granite
stone 2ltx 10*6 Inches set 13 Inches In the ground
and marked facing grounds X. W, l-'. 4. C. 11.
H. whence from true corner No. 4. comer No.
14 of Survey No. 434 hears S. 10 deg. 00' W.. l.JI
chalna: thence from true corner No: 4. N.4.">
deg. .11' \\\. ;1.03 chains to corner No. I. the
place of lieglnnlng.
That the land herulnaluvo descrllied and
! for which entry will be made Is em bra ceil
within the exterior boundary lines of the said
skagway townslte as shown by the United
. siatos Survey No. iX>. certified by the United
states Surveyor General for Alaska, at Ju
| neau, Alaska, on October llth. 1W. and con
slsts of IH5 acre*, exclusive of all legol re
servations. That the reservations within the
exterior llncsof the said survey, as above de
scribed, eonshti of 0.7'j acres.
That the total area embraced within the
exterior lines of the said survey, as above de
scribed consists of 108.01.
I IThat the said trustee aforesaid proposes io
establish his right of entry to said land as
provided by law by the four following namisl
witnesses, to-wlt:
E.J. Shaw, Skagway. Alaskn,
Pint. Abkaiiams. Skagway. Alaska.
Howard Ashi.it. Skagway. Alaska.
1'. 11. (l jlntv, Skagway. Alaska.
Dated at Skagway. Alaska. June If. IWH.
William W. BodohtOx.
As Trustee Skagway Town?lte.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice is- published for the statutory period In
i lie Dally Alaskan, a dally newspaper printed
at Skagway. Alaska.
John W. Dcdlkt.
I Sept. 5 Register.
PREMIUM" BRAND BUTTER
Ry far the best butter we have over
hnd and it Is training favor with our
patrons every day. Try a pound brick.
Frye & Bruhn Co.
QUICK DELIVERY, PHONE 30
Baggage, coal and wood delivered up*
? on shortest notice day or night.
H. Freidenthal,
I General Expressing Bonded Carrier.
I
HeatUptarter* for Afinmg and Commercial Mm
A r"?Tc"" ak
The TRAIL
RHKA * I'ATTRN, PRO PH.
Form rly of The Original "PACK TKAIN"
Broadway and AUi Avenue, Skayway, Alaska
?Jtt
CKNTRA LLV LOCATED
HKST ACCOMMODATIONS
New Home Restaurant
rains. MART BERNHOrrCR. Miatin
Best 35 Cent Meals in the City
.FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Centa Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
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TELEPHONE 34
PUKE DELIVERY
THE M0N0GRAM
HT.OOM A ORACn. Proprietor*
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We carry a Pull line of liar Supptlra D'.irct Importer*
Depot for A. R. C. Bohemian Ht. Loula ami ^faltli Mottle B?rr
g HEATED AND LIGHi ED FINE SAMPLE ICOOM
g BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
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P. D McMillan, Manager
| Largest and best appointed fiotel in the Vukon
li CHOICE BAH STOCK UlbjfcbOrSC, V. C.
RATES MODERATE
Che Pack train Saloon
? ? Brought Up-to-date ? ?
ALL THE noon FEATTTRKS OF THK OLD "SEATTLE ' SALOON* AS WELL
THOSE OF THE OLD "PACK TKAIN"
The nuiMinc 1ms boon Remodelled and Newly Decorated throughout
an! Every Modem Appliance Initialled mtklnir It
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:t The finest Resort For Gentlemen in Alaska
|
H Herman Grimm, Prop. Only The Best Goods Handled
MOORE'S WHARF OO.
Teriulnu* W. P, & Y. Route
All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Dock
REGULATION? 190A
Warehouse? pen for delivery of merchandise from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Perishable* ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
All freight s lipments destined southbound mint be accompanied by a
Shipper's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. custom*
office) and must be delivered before 6 p. ra. No freight will bo re
ceived on wharf after this nour.
BAGGAGE ? Tolls win oo collected on Checked Baquaoe Ont.t. No
charge for bag9 and grips when unchecked.
The wharf sate will be clopjd to the public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be open .*d only whsn panMeuger* have dl?cmbarked.
Wharfage Tariff c&n be had on application at office on dock.
P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-J0HN80N, Gen'l Mgr
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SEE THE
Our Service is Always I he Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
^ CALL m IS fOB PRICES
V. I. HAHN, Supt
Railway Building Skaguay