The daily Alaskan., June 07, 1904, Image 2

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Daily Alaskan
JOHN W, TROV, KOTTOR
TOWS Jl JENSEN, ? - PUBLISHERS
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The resurrection of an uninforced
registrat ion ordinance in the files of
the office of the clerk of the city of
Skagway was mute evidence of the fact
that former Ska way city attorneys re
garded such an ordinance as a dead let
ter in view of the laws of congress.
Lawyers are igreed that, without hav
ing been granted specific authority to
do so, the city council cannot require
more rigid qualifications of an elector
than those specified by congress. Un
til some duly authorized legislative
body shall enact a registration law for
Alaska or confer power so to do upon
the city council, a registration ordi
nance can only make more complicated
the election machinery and municipal
government more expensive. Nothing
?!se can be accomplished by one.*
The prompt measures taken by the
city council to protect the city against
invasion by contagious diseases will
meet with the approval of the people.
An American golf player has bearded
the ereat Scotch game in his Jair and
is now the world's champion.
Now that war news from the front is
scarce it ia time to look for Jstories of
Russian victories from St. Petersburg
and Paris.
RECORD OF THE PAST
No 9troif*r Efldtnoi C?l B? Had
Look well to their record. What
they hare done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of future
results. Anyone with a bad back; any
reader suffering from urinary troubles,
from any kidney ills, will find in the
followiug evidence proof that relief and
cure is near at hand:
James L- Scanlon. stree' car con
ductor in the employ of the Seattle
Klcctric Co.. of 1'iHi Yesler way. Seat
tle, Wash., says: "At intervals for over
three years I have been annoyed with
trouble from the kit -vy ?. and suffered
fron. ?> ver^ ;>t' n in the -.mall of my
bock. I raboau-d for years in the
Eav. on i he Miehi.in Southern!! K.,
runnier between Detroit and Toledo.
a.-d - l..c coil, l' here mx years ago I
ha. ? be< n in the ? rnploy ot the Seat
tle Electric Co If the constant shak
ins: and jarrinsr of the cars did not
brir.g or. the trouble, it probably ag
gravated .t 15e :hat a> it may, during
afacks I noticed I was always '.vors.
if I contracted a cold, wh'ch settled u
my kidneys and often ept me in con
tinual misery. Thro ugh a very convinc
ing ad that I saw in one of our Seattle
papers 1 was irvducsd to try Doaa's Kid
ney Pills When I commenced the
treatment I was in such pain across the
small of my back everv morning when
1 got out of bed that 1 could scarcely
stand it, and if I stooped or bent un
thinkingly I can only describe the
twinges act excruciating. [Joan's Kid
ney rills helped me from the start. To
?ay I endorse the preparation mildly
expr-sses what I think of it."
For sale by. ali dealers. Price -V)
cents. Koster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doan's, and lake
MWhr.
Up To-Dit* Tailoring
Why send away for your clothing
when you can do fully as well at home.
Compare our prices and goods with
those of any first-class house on the
coast and you will be convinced that we
can save you money. A large stock of
summer goods just in.
K. Wolland. The Tailor.
Notio* to 0*liai|B*Bt Co-Owur
To Usees R Rollins and Hcnriatu Rollins
You are hereby notified that during the year
lAXi t 'k* un lerslgned have expended more than
SlK>iu labor and Improvements upon each the
"trown Diamond' Lode Miuing Claim, the
? Hvpatia' Lode Mining Claim, the "St. Peter'
Lode Mining Claim, the "Watervilie" Lode Mid
in* Claim, the Falphix' Lode Mining Claim
an4 the "brewster" Lode Mining Claim, ail of
which iiaid claims are situate in the Skagway
Mining District, near Skagway. Alaska. In
which mining claims you own an undivided
oae-sixth interest each a* shown bj the no
tice* of location of record in the mining record*
of sal \ district. The said labor was performed
as and for the anuual representation of said
claims for the said year of 1903, as requited bv
t&e provisions of Section 2324 of the Revised
Statute* of the United States, and the amend
meats thereto, approved January 21, 1S.*0 con
cerning annual labor upon mlniuc claims, and
the same was the amount re^uirea to hold said
claims for said year. You aie further notified
that unles* within w days alter the publication
of tbis notice, you contribute your portion ?-f
such expenditure as co-owners, to wit. the suio
of *.D0. orfloOearh, your intercht in the claim
wiil be forfeited to the undersigned co-owners
who have made such expenditure, and will be
com<- their prvperty in the manner provided by
law.
Dated at Stairway. Alaska May 24, 1904.
George M? wl.
May 26. 9l 4. James Lewis.
for Sal*
Business lot for sale, good location,
moat desirable in Haines Worth twice
the money Must sell- A cbance to
double your mouey Address: P. O.
Box 108," Haines, Alaska. 5 18 ?w
Just opened 1 he Railroad re> au
rant wil! now v r\> you witb the t.es
inea! r, lo?a. Yo..r ^itrm.;^> is ad
ieu eu ? Wiiiiuius *x Peterson.
FAST TRIP
Dolphin Makes Qnick Time
With Big List
The white flyer Dolphin arrived in
port at 12:30 o'clock this morning, mak
ing the trip from Seattle in a little
more than three anil a half days. She
had 101 passengers for Skagway, 50
tons of freight and three days' mail.
The passenger list was the largest for
the Dolphin since March.
The Dolphin sailed at 7 o'clock this
morning.
TO FIX IT
City Will Improve State
Street
The city council decided last night to
improve State street its whole length.
The city funds contain 41100 in the
street fund and the committee on pub
lic works and public property has been
directed to use the money to remove
the stumps and otnerwise improve this
central thoroughfare from the business
center to the shops, reporting progress
at each meeting of the council.
RAISE HER
Leah Again in 8<-r?ice ou
the Yukon
The Northern Commercial Company's
steamer Leah, which sank at Cliff
creek some time ago and was finally
raised, has arrived at Dawson under
her own steam.
The hull of the Leah is in good con
dit:on. and the vessel will not have to
be put on the ways for repairs. All r -
pairs necessary to the hull were made
when the vessel was lifted from the
water.
The upper works of the Leah are
damaged to some extent, and the vessel
is not as tidy and neat us in her anti
baptismul days, but she is none the less
serviceable.
Lioanne Tax I* Laeal
The supreme court of the United
States has affirmed the decision of
Judge Brown In C. E. Wynn-Johnson
vs. James M. Shoup, marshal, and
Joseph R. Binns vs. United States.
Ti-e cases involved the Alaska license
law. The lower court held the law to
be constitutional, and it has been af
firmed.
WU1 Vl.it Europe
William Britt, the druggist, will
leave on the City of Seattle for a three
months' trip to Europe. He will visit
principally in his native Norway and in
France
Mr. Britt's store will be charge of C.
E. Dunlap, well known in Skagway,
during the former's absence.
Hot Air Minors
Nome operators and peos pec tors are
flocking to Seattle, on their way to the
fields. Claims are being worked out in
remarkably short time about hotel lob
bies, and were it possible to "pan" the
atmosphere, some amazing results
would follow.? Seattle Post- Intelligen
cer.
Japanese Matting? All 180 strands
sind good patterns, direct from the
Orient Regular price, 30c, 35c, 40c
and 45c goods. Now 25c per vaid, at
E. R Peoples'.
Notioe
To Who* IT May Concern:
Notice is hereby given mat the un lersigned,
Charles E. Hooker, receiver of the property
heretofore belonging to the co-partnership of
Drvden A Sewell, which co partnership was dis
solved by a decree of the District Court of the
District of Alaska, Division No. 1, entered on
the ? h Jay of February. I*M. will by vlrtne of
an order entered la the above entitled court on
the ?<d day of May. 1904. sell all the property
be onglug to the jald copartnership, now dis
solved st auction to the highest bidder for
cash at 2 o'clock p. m. on the 8tta day of June.
ISO!, in front of the drug store st Haines. Alas
ka. The property heretofore referred ?o and
which will be s- Id under said order consists oi
stock of drugs ami drug sundries st Haines of
the approximate invoice value of $.600.00; also
one town lot Ax HO o- Main street In said town
ol Haines next to postofflce Said sale shall be
made subkct to the approval of the c/wirt.
C. E. Hooker.
1 cannot tell a lie. we must make a
little profit. Clavson & Co.
Japanese Matting? All 180 strands
tnd good patterns, direct from the
Orient. Re. ular price 30c, 35c, 40c
atid 45c goods. Now 25c per yard, at j
B R. Peoples'.
The best that the market affor-ls a ]
the Pack Train Restaurant.
IN LEAD
l'ioueer Jeweler Sells the
Watches
Remember, I sell more watches than
any other two or three houses in Alaska
combined. The lead in this line is
maintained because I sell all the stand
ard movements aud cases as cheaply as
yon can get them any place on earth.
Rings, diamonds, nugget jewelry, cut
glass, souvenirs-in fact anything in
the jewelry line? at bed rock prices.
Kvery article guaranteed.
Kirmse,
The I'ioneer Jeweler.
At P?nth?on
The l'antheon Saloon always serves
their patrons with the best brands of
wines, liquors and cigars. tf
la your washing sail factory? Are
your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the
Skairwav Hand Laundry, and you wrll
be satisfied. 3 20
Fine free lunch at the Totem all day
and night.
The Watchword
Should be "exact". A timepiece that
loses or gains is oot reliable. A mod
erate amount of money will put your
watch in Rood health.
Repairing
done here is "not expensive but it is
thoroughly pood work. Experience,
knowledge and skill are put to good
use and, combined with unexcelled fa
cilities, enable us to do watch, clock
and jewelry repairing of a very high
grade.
P. E. KERN,
Gold and Silversmith
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Caribou Crossing ;
A Strictly
?Dining Room in Connection
Choicest Wines Liquors & Cigars $
I Whitehorse
: Hotel?
Whitehorse, Y. T.
j New Management
Refurnished Throughout. First
Class In Every Respect
Finest Cafe in the Northwest
Great
Northern
Railway
The Short Line East
If You Contemplate a Trip to
Tne WORLD'S
FAIR
AT ST. LOUIS
Talk With
WESLEY YOUNG,
Local Agent, Fifth Avenue Hotel
S. G. Yerkes, O. W. P. A.
612 First Avenue, Seattle
MEN'S CLOTHING
New Styles and Patterns at Popular Prices,
From $15 to $25
MARTIN CONWAY
Commercial
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