i
FRESH
Lemons
Grape Fruit
Oranges
Bananas
Figs
Egg Plant
Rhubarb
Cabbage
Carrots
Peppers
Cider Beets Onions
ONION SETS
The above Goods are Ar
riving on S. S. “Admiral
Farragut”
A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
[fourth Avenue and C Street.
Anchorage : Alaska
North Side Lumber Ya d
W. T. NORMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager A«rf*Unt Mgr.
..LUMBER..
* Old town Near Ra R« Track
Carrol & Co.
Hi:.ti>yi'AitTKU8 roit
Fourth and E Htn.
( iirml !.n'ti<ltmg Anchorage. Alaska
RAY C. LARSON
Dealer in
Sash, Doors, Glass
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN
Fifth Ave. and K Ht.
Frank J. Cotter’s
The place where men outfit. Ah complete a line
of Foot GearioR as can be purchased anywhere.
The bench-made Washington, ; Buckingham &
(1 - it, Hunkidori, Chippewa, Daugherty and the
farrn i i vulcanized Oxfords, both ladies and gen
tieireri’s. The B. F. Goodrich Rubbers, and a
com dote assortment of Dorr Derneden Shirts in
all the Spring and Summer weiRhts. In fact, every
thing that men need to wear.
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOSITE MONTANA
Mer
Want''! blotter waltroE*.
t Jri
Wanted I/i'ly t« take rHr" of
four ninepins rooms. Merchants Cnfo.
MHV IU)UI.IV(i AI.M V Kyl'll’
MI',\T AltIMVKI).
Tlio Hobart* Alloy* uro In perfect
r,liapo. , _ |
IMhIi wanlior at Merchant* Cafe.
Be with the boy*. Meet at Ho
bart*’.
Two ton« of tungsten concentrate*
have boon shipped by parrot post
from Fairbanks to Pittsburg- Tho
ore came from tho property of John
son ic Kwors, at tho bead of Fair
bank* creeK.
a. -
ABOUT THE TOWN
Mrs. Levin, wife of I!cn I^ovln,
with Carrol & Co., In a passenger on
the Farragut.
Clerk of toe Court 1-nnK, of Val
den, will arrive hero on on olltcial
trip on the Mariposa.
M. A. Kills, a largo operator in
the Cache ereek country, Is a pas
senger on the Farragut. ,
The Hannans Cafe, at Ninth and
It streets, will Ml a long-felt want
In the way of real Mexican chill con
<arno and tamales,
Mr. W. T. C. Smith recently ar
rived from the outside to accept the
position aB chief clerk for the med
ical department of the Commission
The Friendly Aid Society will hold
their soda) meeting at Mrs. Fred
Parsons' residence Wednesday, in
stead of Thursday, as announced In
yesterday's paper.
The steamship Kvann will reach
Anchorage about <i o’clock tonight
taking on passengers ut 10 o'clock
and sa'l tonight between the houri
(of 10 and 12 for the outside.
Frank Pierre, who has been acting
In the capacity of timekeeper for th»
Commlss on at Matanuaka, hag re
turned to Aschorago and will re
main several weeks visiting frlendi
and looking after business matters
.A It. Lytton, who lias been ti
change of a bear-hunting cxpodltlor
for several days, has returned l<
Anchorage. Mr. Lytton was believet
! to have been lost for Boveral days
and says he had many exciting ox
perlunccs on the trip, but no hear.
Louis Mel I If, tho member whosi
eye was Injured In an accident las
winter, was sent to Seattle on th
Alameda, to consult and obtali
treatment from a specialist, the ex
pcmies being met by the union am
fellow countrymen of tho injure'
man.
Manager W. T. Normlle report!
that he has practically cleaned u|
the lumber of his last shipment, con
a'stlng of 150,000 feot, hut la dal!,'
expecting a large shipment from tin
outside mills. The native lumbei
wan also in great demand and sold
[ rapidly.
J. \V. MIsenor, representing the
Vrarie <*o., of Heattle, who deal in
rill tlilnKH connected with steam
boat nml plumbing, Is tq Anchorage
stopping at the White House. Mr.
MIsenor furnished tho hulk of the
material in this lino for tlio Com
mission .
Hoh Small ,tho blacksmith, has
commenced improvements of tioto On
tils shop at tho foot of C street. In
’he v/ay of a 20-foot addition tor the
installation of a complete Ox acety
lene cutting and welding plant,
which will he in operation by the
lrst of June,
It’* the same thing every morning,
'nothing doing," Whether Chief
Wardell and his stalwart corps of
jfflccrs have their bluff In, or
whether Anchorage is naturally >
peaceful community, la of no Import
ance, but till* Is always the reply
"Nothing doing today.”
The schooner Wellestey brought
In IT,0,000 feet of lumber for the
Anchorage Supply Company, This
lumber was of all dimensions, and
Manager H. D. Maxwell stated that
this lumber was all contracted for
before it readied tho yards and Is
practically alj delivered.
Attorney J. L. Waller has moved
hi* office from the ltobarts building
to a building directly in the rear on
Fifth avenue, which ho will occupy
temporarily until be finds a suitable
I location. "Louie tho harbor” will
occupy tho room just vacated and Is
I fitting same up In shape for an up
i to-date barber shop.
1‘rlce & Dennett, tho retail and
j wholesale plumbers and metal wprk.
j era, have received tho contract to
I put in tho plume.ng for the now
Vow I or building that will bo under
: construction In a fow days, also the
I contract to install tho plumbing In
j the Fowler build.ng that was built
lust fall.. Those contract* call for
a complete water system, with toilet*
j and lavatories In each room, and
' they will start tho work at ones.
M. J, McDonald arid T, 8, Setter,
i operators on Lewis river, are in An
chorage, getting their hydraulic out
; fit together for, tho season's work.
; These gentlemen have two claims on
Lewis river, and fool very much en
couraged over the outlook for a
prosperous season, and state that
thorn are tiro operators at work now
and the river Is being well prospect
ed by the regular prospector. (?. a.
Lamphere came tn with McDonald
and Lewis after his summer'* supply
and outfit and promises to keep the
| Pioneer posted as to developments in
Uhls section.
STANDING OK LKAULU TEAMS
lip to Monday, May 8,
American l<eaguo.
- Won.
Cleveland . 15
Washington . 11
Hoot bn . 10
Xew York . 11
Detroit .. 10
Chicago . 12
3t. Lon la .. 7
Philadelphia . 7
Lost
7
8
11
8
11
14
11
13
National League.
Won.
Brooklyn . »
Boston .. 10
Cincinnati .. 11
Chicago . 11
Philadelphia . 3
gt. Louis . 10
PUtsbuxg . 0
New York . 3
Lost
5
8
8
9
10
12
12
Yesterday's Caines.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 3; Detroit, 1.
New York, 4; Boston, 0.
Philadelphia, 4; Washington. 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago, 3; Pittsburg, 1. Second
tame—Pittsburg, G; Chicago, 4.
Boston, 6; New York, 2,
TIDE TABLE.
Tide table for Knlk arm for week
inlim; (-Saturday, May 14:
A. M.
Time. Height,
4:52
10:03
0:10
C:06
11:11
1:10
7:39
1:5 y
9:00
2:38
9:66
3:15
10:41
5.2
28.6
3 >.G
6.2
28.0
27.9
4.9
28.5
4.1
29.1
2.0
29.8
1.9
P. M
Time. II
5:56
eight
2.0
0:54
2.9
0:32
7:50
1* 65
8:44
3:05
9:32
4:04
10:15
27.7
8.2
27.7
2.3
27.9
3.1
28.2
3.4
■4
WHATH Kit HKI'ORT,
May 0, lfil« 7 a. m.
Ship Creek ..
Summit Roadhouse .
ilacier ..
Inward . ..
vfatanuska Junction .
vlooac Creek .
Clear and calm nt all points.
43
35
40
40
43
44
• YMYAKICM AM* ATHLKTIC
CliCIt IIOMIH OI’HNINO
Nearly 300 representative busl
iosh men and visitors of Anchorage
mended the opening of the An
chorage Oymnnslum and Athletic
Hub last night at Hoharts' hall.
Owing to a rather narrow-minded
Interpretation of the boxing lawn,
he authoritioa vyould not allow the
boxing exhibition to bo put on. How.
jvor, the crowd to^fc the decision
'4ood naturedly and were well repaid
>y tho balance of tho program.
The IIrat event, rope skipping,
iliadow boxing and bag punching
by llert Hughes and Len lloladuy.
van good, end showed these young
men to be In splendid physical con
dition and well trained for the
xvonts. The wrestling match be
tween the Young Viking and liog
stroin of one round was vory good,
did the audience was only dtsap
ointod that the match did not go
o a finish.
Attorney Cotloy, In a few well
houen words, stated tho object of
he club, setting forth tho udvan
agos to ho derived from such an In
.titutlon and tho lnducoments for
loinlng. Tho i loneor will add that
t is a worthy enterprise and de
erves the patronage of tho people
and the bustness mon of Anchorage
hould i .-(pi-cialiy give this matter
heir consideration, as tho benefits
will bo entertaining as well an In
structive.
W. T. Normllo, manager of the
N’orth Side Lumber Company, hns
•staldlshed an uptown odlco In tbo
building occupied bf tho Alaska
(tealty amt InvosLnont Company.
Howard - A reward of |2« will be
jiald for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of tbo party
or parties that out the leather lines
.and stole tho bell from the rig of
tho Fairbanks Express.
Furnished rooms at Merchants
Cafe.
Will put up two floors for olllces.
“If you ant an office In the beautiful
If you want an olflce In the beautiful
.1, H. Smith, Fourth and (4.
IN HIM A It
At Ohlsson's
On Fifth, Itet, I and K.
Polley Bros’
Fourth Avenue, Bctv/een D and E
On !
the
Ground
With
the
Goods
Just Arrived on First
Boat
Florsheim .Shoes
Chippewa Shoes
Fithian-Barker Shoes
Thanh anser Hats
(Tuett & Peabody Sinr t j
and Arrow Collars
Filson Cruiser Shirts an r
Pace Leg Pants
Forestry Cloth Suit-!
Shonfeld Dates! Style
Neckwear
Oil Slickers
Dux Bax Suits
B. B. B. Pipes, English
ma ke
Fresh Fruits and Vege
tables
I.’anch Ekk«
Amocaf Canned Goods
GIVE US A TRIAL
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
ill
C ME
This Space Belongs to
FELIX BROWN & CO.
ALL NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
HERCHANDISE
Mr. W. II. Pnolp*, superintendent
of the Yoga Alaska Gold Company
Ir tho Willow creak district, camo
down to Arichrr.go today to meet i
Mrs. Phelps and daughter, who will
arrive on the Kvans tonight. Mr*.
Phelps and daughter will spond the
summer at tho mine.
Wm. K. Ilunurver, of Knlk, lia-i
| accepted a position ass freight, i
shocker with the Commlturtoa.
Judge Itunnell has refused a new
trial for Dan Callahan, recently con
victed of (statutory rape ansi sen
fenced to twelve years In tho peni
tentiary.
1’est place to oat Merchants! Cafe,
HANNAN’S CAFE
Cor. 9th Ac. and It Bf.
Anchorage, Alaska 3
Kliort Orders ' '
Chill Con Camo. Tamale*, made
to order, any style.
H|h-cIii! Price to IleatMlwihs
In Hiigar .
I 1
OHIWItTMJBNT OK Till; IXTKItlOK
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Anchorage, Alaska. May I, 1916.
"aftlod proposals In duplicate wtlltt
bn received at tho office of the Alas ^
kan Engineering Commission, An
chorage, Alaska, until 2 p. in., May
J2th, 1f» If), and then opened, for the
installation of plum Me* in the Com. «
mission's buildings to ho constructed
throughout tho coming season.
Proposals should ho made on form
that will bo supplied upon applica
tion to office of District Engineer of
tho Alaskan Engineering Commls
slon, Anchorage, Alaska, and en
closed In scaled envelope, showing
name and address of bidder, and ad
dressed i,ud mailed to tho Alaskan
Engineering < ommission, Anchor
age, Alaska, Tho envelope should ho
Plainly marked on tho outside "Pro
posal for' plumbing work; to ho
opened May i2th, 1910." Tho right
Is reserved to reject any or all hhls.
Approximately 100 fixtures aro to
ho installed.
For additional Information make
application to tho office of tho Dis
trict Engineer, Anchorage, Alaska.
V. MKAItH,
Commissioner.