LOW RATES TO DAWSON
Mrs. Nation’s Boomerang. - Carter Har
risoii Again Ke-elected Mayor of
Chicago by 50,000 Plurality.
Victoria, April 3.—The White
Pass and Yukon route, together
with the Seattle-Skagway trans
portation companies, have decided
upon the following rates for the
summer: First class, Seattle to
Skagvvav, $26; second class, $16;
Seattle to Dawson, first class, $100;
second, $80.
Topeka, Kan., April 2.—Re
sults of the municipal elections
throughout the state are about
equally divided between the demo
crats and republicans. The pro
hibitionists are greatly discouraged.
The Nation crusade is said to be
the cause of the lack of support.
Denver, April 8. -The republi
cans have won the decisive elec
tions of the state.
Chicago, April 8.—Harrison has
been re-elected mayor for a third
time, with a plurality of 50,000.
Manila, April 2,—Aguinaldo has
taken the oath of allegiance to the
United States.
New York, March 31.—Roland
Reed, the actor, died today of can
cer of the stomach,
St. Paul, March 30.—-The bill
which has recently been passed by
the legislature prohibiting the smok
ing of cigarettes will become a law
upon the governor affixing his sig
nature. The bill provides that a
fine of $50 shall be imposed for its
infraction.
Items Around Tcwn.
Manager Liebes, it is stated, will
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j leave on the first A. K. boat up
j river.
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1 The first mail down river, which
left Skagway April 15, arrived yes
terday morning. Another mail
should arrive within a few days.
J. B. Wingate has been appoint
ed deputy clerk of the United
States court at Rampart. He will
begin the duties pertaining to the
office June r.
Attorney J. L. Green intends lo
cating at Eagle permanently. He
will, however, cotitinue to attend
to all Rampart matters on his
hands, at that point.
Jim Langfoid picked up a $1201
nugget on 6 Little Minook the oth
er day. It is a beauty and Jim says ,
it makes a fine pocket piece. Most
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of us suppose that it woul 1.
The taking of testimony in the
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case of Goeppfert vs. Ireland was;
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begun last Monday before Referee
Thomson. The case will be finally I
disposed of at Eagle next July. j
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The usual weekly carousal took i
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place Sunday and Monday nights
among the squaws. The source of
the supply of intoxicants is still un- j
known and, from all indications, ,
will continue to be so.
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Frank H. Kroska was held over,
after examination before Judge Bal
liet yesterday, under $200 bonds to 1
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appear before the district court at
Eagle. Kroska is charged with
giving intoxicating liquor to
s juaws*
greatly
reduced!
A Fine Line Of LADIES’:
Boots,
Rubbers,
Silk Waists,
Shirt Waists
and
Underwea r.
A FEW PRICES:
Roasted, and in the bean, $0.50$
Best Oolong Tea:
$19 PAID forall LOCAL
$19. GOLD $19.