I eadvill, CM. 15.—Gov. McIntyre,
who ha» been here for two days, has held
numerous conterences with the officers of
the Miners’ Union, with mine managers
and with delegations of leading citizens.
There were ho pees when he came that he
might be able to arrange a compromise of
some kind, but he lias not done this.
The action of the miners in attempting
to call out the engineers, firemen and
pumpmen,following on the Coronado and
Emmett attacks, proved the last straw for
the managers, and they now decline to
recognize the union in any manner. They
will fill the mines with men and work up
to the full capacity as fast as possible. It
seems certain that the idle pumps of the
Bon Aire and Penrose will soon be started,
which will enable the early working of
several heavy producers now flooded. I'he
governor has returned to Denver.
Mr. Blumenthal, the Juneau agent for
Brownsville Woolen Mills, announces that
he will put suits away down to keep their
tailors well supplied with work. You all
know wh;<t he has done and the well-fit
ting suits he has pleased the people of Alas
ka with. He knows his business and
the thousands here in Alaska who have
done business with him continue to do so.
It is .to your interest to get your clothing
as low as you can and get the best. Call
at their office and look over three-thousand
samples. No deposit; no money until you
are satisfied. *
Church Services
St. Luke’s Congregation, Douglas isl
and. Divine services held every Sunday
evening at 7:30 o’clock. Women’s Guild,
Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Confirmation
class, every Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
RF.V. A. J. CAM PELL, M. A.,M. D-,
Missionary.
Mesdames Monroe and Whitley desire to
inform the public that they are now pre
pared to do fine dressmaking. Prices, $8, $ 10
and #12. Cor 2nd and Franklin, Juneau.*
Advertised Letters
Following is the list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Douglas postoffice,
October 14, 1896:
Anderson, ( j A
Hogen, Robert
Jackson, Eugene D
Manning, Bob
Sh-un-Jva, Charlie
Willard, Edward
(jriseza, Frank
Hayes, Annie
Jones, William
Samson, Jim
Taylor, John
Wilson, Miss Lena
When calling; for above letters, please
say “advertised.”
E. MCKANNA, P. M.
THE HOME BAKERY_
WM. BENNETT, Proprietor
Home Bakery and Coffee Saloon
CONFECTIONARY
—KOEHLER & JAMES—
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers In
([Seimeimfl Merdhsnmdnse
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DRY GOODS, CURIOS. FURS
Fine Line of LADIES, and GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
Miners’ OUTFITS a Speoia’ty
* Wholesale and Rstaii Dealers in HI6AKS
Cor. Seward and Second Streets - Juneau, Alaska
JUflEJUJ QGKA 3T0R£
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Key West and Domestic Cigars
SMOKE THE : LA ROSA DE CASTELLANE :
W. A. f^ichapdson, Pt*op. - Juneau, Alaska
Kaufman Bros.
Juneau, Alaska
Tflu© 0imfly Extteimsnv©
'Bifj CSommIIs $• ©IlaDitMinigj
Hflpiins© Him Maska
New Goods Received on Every Steamer
B. ffl. Behrends
DEALER IN
(Several Merchandise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Hats and Caps, Hardware and Building Material, Paints and Oils, Carpets.
Rugs and Wall Paper
In Dry Goods our stock is as complete now as any in the Territory of
Alaska and our prices throughout are the Lowest—We also carry a well
selected line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Underwear.
Cor. Seward and Third Streets - Juneau, Alaska