The daily Alaskan. [volume], March 03, 1904, Image 3

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10 MEET
Regular Meeting of Fire De
partment Saturday
The regular monthly meeting ol thx
dkagway Fire Department will take
place next Saturday night. It is ?aitl
that there will be seTeral Dew proposi
tions submitted to the meeting (or con
sideration. audit is desired that the at
tendance be large.
(jlltS SOilM
L. M. W*st Luav*8 for Wifj'i
Siokbe I
L. M. West, a^ent of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company, la a south
bound passenger on the Dolphin, mak
ing all possible haste to reach the sick
bed of Mr*. West. He reoei??d ?
gram last night from Mrs. West'*
mother stating that the former wa?
aer.oDs y ill and that the physician In
charge of the case had diagnosis**) it as
apj-en ..cii The telegram stated,
further, that an operation wat ta be
informed at 7 o'clock last night.
Mn. West's condition shall per
met. Mr West expects to return on
the next '.rip of the Cottage City.
Eika MnUh
There * a meeting of Skagwav
No 431. Benevoleoi and Protec
tivtOrd- ? of Elks, at their hall. Thurs
day. . March 3, at 3 p.in. All" ?iaitinjr i
k.*? art- invited to attend.
b A. Ml'HPHl, Sec'j. i
?-w: ? r: a. : at People*.
rant or sale.
: UMMOXS i OR PUBLICATIOH
No 2?.
the t ite' ^t?te* District Court, for the
Dtv . : f Alaska, Dtvisi#B No. 1
M \ VB. S. Wallace Mil
defendant
1 . ? > . ? a; lace M.x.d ndect; Greeting:
lu t: nan ? i the United States of America.
V : a :.*?:? b o :? inM&diHl to be and appear in
. etftn:: eUa urt, holuen At bkagway In
v*;ddt "Nsk.'l .1 >'r;ct aud answer the
in the above ea
iflav: a w.rbiu t: irtv dajs from the dale
f it service uf ?. ; > ?uma?o* and a copy of
n- ^.td oom plaint npon you. and if you fail a o
?r uud eua*er, tor want thereof the
'*i ' w... apHP- ?."the court for Ihe relief da
^odrd in sai i complaint a copy of which it
> creed herewith
Th;? at-tioa u brucgfct for tlM dwtatta of
the bondeof matriraone not exiiitm? between
plaintiff and defendant
The ground a.:eaeO la f? r habitual druate*
ie*a for uore than ihrea tear* laat paeaei.
The service of thin lummoQH wa* rtlxeeW to
v ?? u it- by pubikattuu for >u week* In the
Pali> Alaakan. at Skagvay Alalia by order of
tte co in dated February 16. i9M. The flmt
uU.aiion u be made the 4th day of Kehru -
?ry. .**.
\aArou, the i'uircd >tatea Marshal of Dle
4 Aiafca. a^Mj
:aake aarrloe of
nun.ru ns upon me safct daiandaat a* by
?*w required a:.: you ?:ll i.aie dna return
hereof it- the clerk of the oturi within, lortr
daynfroi he nef delivery to you with an
- !oraexea? he; a 1 1 r ir doings In thepreB
. .. v*r ? ? ? \% nere< i I ha?* hereto ?e: ay hand
and affixed the seal of the above court this M
d*y of February. l*M.
>?AL W.J. HiUs. Clerk.
By M H. McLailaa, Bepaty
. N WSlooxeo, Complainant* Attorney.
IUMMOHS fOR PUBLICATION
No. 114
Ia tbt t'nited Stales District Com: for tfcs Bl?
:-ic? of Aissla. DMakJ* No. 1.
Henry v.* Bovmsa, j .amoJf -a. Robert C.
Alien, \!rn Robert v. Allen, wbom tros Cbria
tun name ia unknown: Hiue! Aileu, Jisrolhy
? en lrr;ie Auvn sa?> Pamela A-1?,U# lstter
f .rb< jg minor h .r? of Rubvrt C. Aura and
?In Ko' . rt C. Alien G. Allen. I B?w
: anl Moore and Mlnn.e Moor* wit* of thsasid
>? rn*rd l crtr C. H. Wilkiaaoa and the
A itkac ? v .- :.wr>?ra Ismtodaa Tradlac
Compauy, a corporation, defendants
In tLe cac;e of (he I'u ted Mates of Arnarles
v..?n,wb(.?seirue
hn?: .u B i: .e la tuiknowo hi sxel Allen. Dor
\Uva :-ene Allen arid Pamela Allen, tfao
- it : ciag tain r heirs of Robert C. A ilea
\ .f.rgs G A lira J.
i v, nsu Minn:* Moore, wife of the
fcui-l ' Bernard Moore C. H. WHfcrasoa and ttor
v . 1'Ik'i A Nor bwfSU'rn Territories lrsdiaf
Company , a corpo ration. defendants.
'?renting; au order ba?la* on :h*4tbdsyof
- ttflKBti Mdl that asr
hrrein be ma Is upon the de
- Hasel Aklea, Dorolb| Allen, lreaa
a uL -uaeU Ai.*u Rotxrl l. Alien aud
rg v. A-iea. t?? -uMicatloa ifcereof ia the
| Mi ; ' suil and pot
a; S*a?way. Al?*>*> aafd srderkaelnf
ie\u ->ai a the affidavit of HvnryC. low
o n and the rvtara of '.he martial <s the
? . u: : ? herein.
i ? -e. You the aald la?: named Itftt '.
' ^ i ea? a of ? u are hereby commanded to
. . ?:. ! *; J enr ;:i the shoes entitled cosri, bold*
f i a No. I. sad sa
iht at riled against you ia ths
? c e -1 . ;ion within thirty (H?) dsys
la ' Krbruarv. 1904;
. I - bafcug the d*:e of tiie .sat
P . ? ??. *revf, and ir you fail loao nopear
the plalntlf will
? Kaaiifl in
, .t -t. . for the aDp Intiag of a
ilr.cDi :r ih?- defeudaniv Robert C
H,vf \ >-i:. I>orothe Alien. Irene Allea
partition of the
a i ? i jt number aeten i7)
S - ' -.be wes: one
v"i, all la btucktwes
I mas, ot if partition
-...?thereof, and dl
\ - r lis ct*v> ? ..rding ix> ths interest
erels asd for aach
e a* to vbscoart aSail
??<-e 4 . aud '.La: pismtilt have .udgaient for
e a herein expended,
a Hr ws . ? sf
tj at" ?sa*u.?dci .rv and aesl thereo! aSxad
a'. J ? : r?. esu A Ictks. tula 4th day of Isnssr? , l?M
? oart Sea W.J. HILLS. CM.
Fret CsatertiDsily
A free concert is g :een at the fclaMet
saloon eeery afternoon and eimim*.
All he i?test ?ong? *?d kin. Ii i?
w?nh hearinf.
A do? luncb and . ?ri? kImm *'<
lUiuier beer, ?t cko Seattle *m
tfm? ?*
ALL COME
Kirmse Will Serve Refresh
ments Saturday
A feature of the receptiou at the jew
elry store of H. D. Hirnise Saturday,
will be the refreshments, far. Kirmse
will serve hot coffee and cake to those
who shall call and inspect the store and
the Roods. This will be in addition to
the souvenir that will be presented to
?very lady who shall call daring the
day.
INLAND WEATHER
The condition of the weather in the
Interior today, as indicated by the
dispatches received at the Skagway
offices of the W. P. A Y. R? was as
follows:
Atlin ? Cloudy, north wind, 5 below.
Ogilvie? Clear, calm, 36 below.
Fortymile ? Clear, calm, 24 below.
Dawson ? Clear, calm, 32 below.
Stewart ? Cloudy, north wind, 41 be
low.
Selwyn? Cloudy, north wind, 46 be*
I low.
8elkIrk?Clear, calm, 31 below.
Yukon Crossing ? Clear, north wind,
14 below.
1 Big Salmon? Snowing, cloudy, 15 be
! '.ow
Hootalinqua? Clear, calm, 5 below.
Lower La L<arge? Cloudy, north wind,
below.
Whitehcrse? Clear, calm, 18 below.
Cowley? Cloudy, calm, 15 below.
Caribou? Cloudy, light north wir.d, 4
below. ?
Pennington? Cloudy, light north
wind, 5 below.
B< nnett- Cloudy north wind, snow
ing, 2 below.
Log Cabin? Snowing, calm, 3 below.
ft??er? Snow log, calm. 3 below.
White Pass -Cloudy, strong north
wind, 0.
| Ulacier ? Cloudy, calm, t> above.
Haw Eagland Brtikfut
Oodflsh halls. waffles and Mrs Evans'
famous brown bread and Boston baked
beans, the kind that were served at the
A B. banquet, be served at the Golden
North Dinning lloom every ;~unday
morning from 8 to 12 in.
The Colored Trio
For parties and e ntertainments hire
Gibson, Payne .? Gibs m. All the lat
ent coon songs in rag time. Buck and
wing dancing by Mrs, Gibson. Prices
reasonable. Address, Golden North
Hotel. 2-26. lm
At tk* PmUiob
The Pantheon has ust received a
large consignment of Hermitage whis
kies, rye and bourbon. This is the fin
est brand of whisky ever brought to
Sfcagwav. Try It. tf
Fori Rent
Fw Rent Cheap? Two elegant fur
nished cottages, within two blocks of
aehoolhouse. Injuireat the sikagway
Laundry. 10-11-tf
Suits 136.00 and pants *10 00 at F.
Wolland, merchant tailor.
A fine lunch and a large glass of
Rainier beer, at the Seattle iatoon for
10 cents. tf
Notle* Forfeiture
To all persons inter* s'.t-d in the SKag
way Chief.
You are hereby notified that 1 have
expended f 100 in labor upon the Skag
way Chief lode, about two miles north
of the town of J'kagway, on the ea>t side
of the Skagway river, in order to hold
said premise* unuer the provision of
"Section 23-4, Revised Statutes of l nited
states, being the amount required to
hold the same for \ car ending liHKJ, and
if within ninety days after this notice
youf .il to contribute your proportion
of auch expenditure as a co-owner,
vour Interest in said claim will become
the property of the subeeribcT under
said Section 23-4. E. MAHKK.
Date of first publication Jan. V.
Heavyweight uisters at Cayson &
Co. 'a.
GETS MORE
W. P. & Y, B. Reeeiies Hor
ses for Winter Service
The W. P. A Y. R. received 20 hor
ses on the Dolphin for use on the trail
between Whitehorse and Dawson. Dr.
C'outts, the assixAnt superintendent god
chief veternary of the W. P. 4 V. R.
winter service, is in ckarge of the hor
ses and will take them to White horse
tomorrow. He purchased the horses
in_ the state*.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs Henry Shattuck, of Ju
neau, arrived on the Dolphin. The;
are at the Fifth Avenue and will re
turn to Juneau on the Georgia tomor
row morning. Mr. Shattuck is Juneau
agent for the Alaska Sieamship Com
pany.
Mrs. F. W. Clayton, whose husband
was for many years secretary of the
Dawson board of trade and who was
connected with the American consulate
at Dawson, arrived on the train last
night and went south on the Dolphin.
Mr*. J. A. Jaekson, whoae husband Is
manager of tho store of the N. A. T. &
T. Co at Grand Forks, with her daugh
ter. arrived on the train last night and
registered at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
A. A. Mitchell and R. H. Milrain,
two well known Klondike mining men,
arrived on the Dolphin and will leave
on the White Pass stage fer Dawson,
Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Miller arrived on
the Dolphin on their way to Bullion
creek. They brought horses with
which to take their outfit to the new
digging*.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Palmer arrived
on the train from Dawaoo last night,
and registered at the Golden North
Mr. Palmer is a Dawson merchant.
E. B. Marsh, who is connected with
W. M. Fitzhugh Ui the Seventymlle
hydraulic syndicate, is at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, having arrived on the
Dolphin.
David Ha.ttie, the Atlin hotel man,
arrived from Juneau on the Dolphin
and registered at the Fifth Avenue ho
tel.
T. G. Wilson, the Dawson merchant
arrived on the train last night, and
went south on the Dolphin.
C. E. Hooker, the well known trav
elling salesman arrived on the Dol
phin.
E. B. Barteau, the White Pass tele
graph operator, returned on the Dol
phin.
Miss Lucy Doncaster, daughter of
Mrs. Luke McGrath, arrived on the
1 Dolphin.
Miss Rachel Pyelland arrived on the
Do phin on her way to the Tanana.
J. E. Barrager arrived from the Sum
mit on the train last night
H. H. Sanford returned on the Dol
phin from a two weeks visit to Seattle.
P. G. Charles arrived yesterdi-y from
, a trip to Whitehorse.
Freighting to Ballloa and ftsby
E H. Clyne will leave Whiteeorte
for Bullion and Ruby creeks with
freight about March 5. For particu
lars see Mrs. E. H. Clyne, at Eleventh
and Broadway.
The leading barbershop and baths
The Principal, opposite Board of Trade
NORTHWESTERN
Smelting S Refining Co.
buyers or
GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER ORES.
MATTES, BULLION, FURNACE
and CYANIDE PRODUCTS.
Niilinmi a?i within rirt ?mf After >?ctl|l *1 Wra
location or work 8:
Crofton, Vancouver Island, B. C.
A GIRL COWBOY
[Original]
Mary Dorlclns wa? told by her phy
sician that she was threatened with
consumption and should "rough It" la
tin west. Cotivltu^l that ?he could not
do so ndvantagcouM.v in petticoats, she
donucd man's attire aud, with money
to take her to the cattle grounds, start
ed out In search of health.
One morning she ap]>eared at a ranch
and asked If a cowboy wax wanted.
The superintendent looked her over
from head to foot and said:
"Wluit's your uame?"
"Torn I-torkiiia."
"Tenderfoot, I reckon."
"Voi; I'm not very well. Doctor r?c
? omtueudud outdoor life."
"it'll cure you, sure. But you'll dl?
from another cause. The boys will
grind you to powder. However, If you
want to try It, go ahead."
If Tom Dorklns hadn't been some
thing of au invulid he would have had
a hard time of it as It was, the cow
boys were disposed to take no cogni
zance of him whatever. One of them
set up a faro bank In the burn, aud
Mary Invested a few dollars she had
In her pocket In the game. She struck
au astonishing run of luck and without
knowing any more about faro than sh?
knew about quaternians broke tha
back. Nothing succeeds like success,
and as Bob Hathaway, the faro banker,
was not popular the boys all declared
In favor of the tenderfoot. Mary In
vested her winnings in a spree for the
boys, which, while It clinched her pop
ularity with them, brought down upon
her the wrath of Hathaway, who ex
pected to win back his money at tb?
next sitting.
Then commenced a number of petty
insults and annoyance* from the faro
dealers which had Mary been n man
would have been unbearable. As it
was, she was placed In a position where
she would have to tight. She was
made aware of this, for her patient en
durance of Uathaway's insults induced
a coldness on the part of the other
boys.
At Hatha way's next Insult Mary'
went to ono of the boys, Henderson by
name, whom she admired for n certain
coolness mid dignity there were nbout
bin), and asked him to bear a message
for her.
"Can you shoot. Tommy J" asked
Henderson.
"Don't know."
"St* If you can hit that." He held
his hat at arm's length. Mary drew
her revolver from her hip pocket and
standing a dozen paces from the lint
fired. Hearing a howl and seeing Hen
derson's band covered with blood. she
burst Into tour#.
"You little fool! You cry lmhy! Why
didn't you hit the hat? How do you
expect to flgbt a cowboy with such
shooting as that?"
"Are you killed?" cried Mary.
"Killed? No. But I'v? lost a part of
my thumb."
A little later Henderson and the ten
derfoot were observed standing very
close together, the latter binding up the
former's thumb 'with a handkerchief.
From that day Henderson gave out
that Porklns. being In bad health, must
not I*' Interfered with. All save Hath
away were disposed to let tliu boy
alone, and he seemed averse to Inter
fering further with one whom Hender
sou had taken up as a protege. Mary
grew stronger every day, and when
the bloom came to her cheek one of
the boys remarked that the tenderfoot
was "pretty enough for a girl." Then
one day Hathaway recommenced his
taunts.
"I thought I told yon," said Hen
derson. "that the boy was to be let
alone."
"That was because he was sick. He's
well enough now."
"1 want you to understand." replied
Henderson, "that I consider Tom Dor
kins a sick man."
"Sick, bosh!" cried the crowd. "He's
well enough."
"Hathaway, you let mm aioue. u
you arc s|ioillng for * fight you can
have It will) me."
"All right" said ITathaway. "Tou
?end your baby boy to rac with th?
message he asked yon to brine ''
And no It was arranged (hat Hender
aou and Hathaway should fight. But
this did uot wrve In the ease of Dor
kins. who received flic doad out from
the crowd Mary accepted the position
of second when she should have been
first. and they despised her.
Mary further incurred the contempt
of the crowd bv displaying a trembling
hand when she banded her principal
bit revolver.
"What's the matter with you5" re
marked the opposing second, "you'rs In
no danger, you lil tie"? He broke off
suddenly at a glance from nenderaon.
Dorklns wan to give the first signal
by dropping a hat. It Is (juestionable
If the signal would have been given
had not the second's hand trembled so
she couldn't bold It. At the first fire
Hathaway was unhurt; Henderson bad
the top of his ear taken off. He con
trived to keep his second from seeing it
by turning It from her. The two prin
cipals stood ready for the second signal
when, suddenly. Mary saw blood on
Hendersou's collar. This was more
than she could bear. Kushiug to him
she threw herself on his chest, placing
herself between him and his adversary.
Henderson turned red as the comb of
a cock.
"It's all up. l>oys,'' be said. "Tom
my's a gal."
With a wild hurrah the crowd hus
tied the pair on to their horses and did
not atop till they had found a parson to
marry them. Mary was married in
?ombre ro, boots and spurs. Before eh*
donned a more appropriate bride'i at
tire the had to spend the savtnga of
month* giving her associates a Jollifi
cation ?uch as they had never bad be
ta*. ANNA EDNA CARROLL.
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I Canadian Paeifie Ry. Co. .
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? Direct Service, No intermediate J
Call, to
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|; Vancouver
Victoria
^ Transferring to ( a
Seattle
No Extra Charge
Mink 4
Kali lag at 6 p.?
For Speed, Comfort, Serrloe and
Appointment Theae Twin Screw
' Steamer* Cannot be Equaled. Fori
p Information Write or Apply to j
C" H B.DDNR , Afb. IIAOWAT j
JUNEAU 8. S. GO'S.
STEAMEK
GEORGIA
Cut flat D. ?. Mall
Leaves Skagwav at ? a. lb.
Friday. March 4
For Hainea, Juneau, Hoonah. Springs
and Sitka
J. F. FAIRBANKS, Agent
216 Broadway, Phone 90
THE DOMINION HOTEL
Miners Headquarter*
Next to Poatofflce, Whitehorae, Y. T. |
Table Set Family Style
Meals and Beds 50o each,
Single Booms, fl 00.
Fin? two story log bam with store and
water. Accommodations for 20 head .
of horses. Log barn for dogs.
Hones Bought, Sold and Blred,
Wood for Sale to Order
W.J. GIBBONS, Prop.
Poetefflce Box No. 28.
ROYAL
?Steam Laundry'
All Work Guaranteed. Short
Orders Promptlj
Done.
PHONE r%
Messenger Will Call and Oeiivet
Baths In Connection
Private Rooms for Ladies.
STEAM HEATED.
Delmonico Restaurant
Boiman k Lin, Props.
Open Day and Night
All the Delicacies of the Season
HEALS, 25 CTS.
Sixth Are. Near Broadway
^Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
SPEED, SAFETY, COMFORT
SMttle, Puget, Sound, San Francisco and Southern Porta
CARRYING U. S. MAIL
Cottage City March 2
Valencia. March 8
Mfc. Above Schedule Subject to change Without Nonoe.
L M. WEST, Ag?nl PHONI M.
C. D. DUNANN, Gen- Pass. Ajjt.
10 Market Street, San Francisco, Cel.
The Alaska Steamship Co.
Winter schedule subject to change without notice.
DOLPHIN, ? Feb. 21 ?
FARALLON, Feb. 26
DIRlGO, - -March 4
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Transfers to Victoria ai d Vancouver Without Additional Charge
A 3. DAUTKICK, A(?ent. Phone W
T ' -*
The WhitePass& Yukon Route
TIME TABLK 13
(Daily Except Sunday.)
No. X, N. B. No. 2. S. Bound No. 4. 8 I
1st class. 1st class 2nd clan
0 30 a m. LV. SKAGUAY AP. 4 30p. m. AR. 4 It*, a
10 56J? ? WHlXE PASS .. 3 05 '? 2 1? "
11 45 " ? LOG CABIN 2 10 ?' 1 00 -
12 36 ( P'"'m " BENNETT j ff | p.m " 12 20 p.*.
2 10 " " CARIBOU - 11 50a.m '10 20 "
4 30 '? AR White Horse. LV u 30 " LV, " 7 00 ??
Passengers must be at depots In time to have p-aggage Inspected
checked. Inspection Is stopped 30 minuter befoi <- leaving time of train.
150 pounds of baggage will be checked free with escb full fare tleka
and 76 pounds with ea<ih half fnr.> ticket.
Raw Furs....
WE PAY
High Prices for Fine furs
rite For Price Liat
Peroey's Fur House
Oahkoth. Wisconsin
All the Leading Brands of
Cigars and
Tobacco
At Whaleaala and Retail
Also Fall Lin* of
New Stationery and
Circulating Libr iry
J. F. FAiRB'MS,
114 216 Broadway. Phone 90
= Patronize
^ Nome
<= Industry?
If Not You Should Do S? By
Our Bottled Beer Only
$2.00
Per Dozen
25c Rebate on Bottlai
Drinking Skagway Beer
Phone Brewery- 49. Resides**, H
While Pass k Yukon Route
THROUGH LINE l:ROM
Skagway to Atlin. Whitehorse, Big Salmon
Dawson and Yukon River Points
The New Mining Camps In the Alsek District Are Reached Via
Whitehorse
THE WINTER ROUTE SERVICE
During the winter season
when navigation la closed, dally trains will continue running between Skagway and ^hltakarta
A Through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service Will Be Maintained
By a Thoroughly Equipped Stage Line
BETWEEN WHITEHORSE AND DAWSON
Regular atage* carrying mall, expreas and pasaengrra, leave Wbit.'horne for Dawa?n and InlermofliaU
poiavv Suadaya, 2 p. m. ; Wednesdays at 7 a. m.: and Fridays at (I a. in.
for Information relative to Paweager Freight and Telegraph rate*, apply to any a/ent of the oo rpanv, or M
A. B. NEWELL, ?. T. AO. M. R. D. PINNEO, Aast. G. F. & P A., M J. B. WHITE, G P.- A
Vancouver, B. 0. and Hcaguay, Alaaka
fckaguay, Alaaka
Vanaovvir, B. ?