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E. P. KENNEDY
GEO. F. MILLER
T. F. KENNEDY
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P. H. FOX
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WEATHER REPORT fOR FEBRUARY, '1J[
Month of February, 1912, Station Juneau, Terr, of Alaska. >
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Temperature
Maximum Minimum
February 1 37 33
February 2 46 33
February 3 38 27
Febuary 4 33 23
February 5 43 27
February 6 38 32
February 7 32 22
February S 32 27
February 9 35 28
February 10 3S 29
February 11 34 25
February 12 40 33
February 13 42 36
February 14 40 36
February 15 39 37
February 16 39 34
February 17 40 34
February IS 38 36
February 19 38 36
February 20 39 32
February 21 3S 32
February 22 45 28
February 23 43 22
February 24 38 22
February 25 36 30
February 26 38 24
February 27 38 30
February 2S 3S 32
Summary 1.075.0 840.
Mean 38.4 30.
Daily Mean 34.2
Cloudy, Partly Hain. ien,Pera
Cloudy, Cloar fajj ture at i
Rain or Snow & P- m- ,
Cloudy?Rain .28 37
Partly Cloudy?Rain .11 34
Clear 32
Clear 31
Clear 38
Clear * * 32
Clear 30
Cloudy?Snow .14 29
Cloudy 32
Clear 29
Cloudy?Snow and Rain .48 34
Cloudy?Rain .30 34
Cloudy?Rain .50 39
Cloudy?Rain .57 39
Cloudy?Rain .45 37
Cloudy?Rain .25 30
Cloudy?Rain .12 37
Cloudy?Rain .48 37
Cloudy?Rain .10 38
Cloudy?Rain Trace 37
Partly Cloudy?Snow .22 34
Clear 34
Clear 32
Clear 33
Cloudy?Snow Trace 34
Clear 32
Partly Cloudy?Snow Trace 33
Cloudy?Snow and Rain .43 37
4.43 065.0
.158 34.4
Temperatures Maximum, 4(1 de
srees, on February 2: minimum, 22
depress on February 7, 22 and 24.
Total rainfall for the month was
4.42 inches
Greatest rainfall in 24 hours was
57 inches, which occurred on Feb
ruary 14, 1913.
There were 17 rainy days; 10 clear;
3 partly cloudy, and 15 coudy.
Alaska Dog's Life Pictured
by a Nome Woman
In a recent number of the Town
Talk, a writer reviews a book written
by Mrs. Darling, of Nome, in which
the life of a mala mute is pictured in
the same manner as a horse's life was
portrayed in "Black Beauty."
Mrs. Darling is a Sacramento. Cal
ifornia. girl and was a schoolmate of
Mrs. Nolle Slddons Hall, of Bedrock
creek.
The review is as follows:
No doubt my readers know that it
was the dogs of Mrs. Esther Birds
all Darling, wife of the Alaskan mer
chant. who have won time and again j
the All-Alaska Sweeps*tkes, the class
ic of the North. They know also that
Mrs. Darling belongs to the pioneer
Rirdsall family of northern Califor-1
nia, and they may recall reviews of ?
her book of verses "Up in Alaska," a
volume which contained some very
good poetry. But they can hardly be
expected to know that Mrs. Darling
is a writer of great charm in prose as
well as in verse. Even Mrs. Darling's
friends may not know how well she'
can tell a story, but they will be made i
delightfully aware of this when they j
road a little illustrated 'book of hers
which A. M. Robertson has just pub
lished. It is called "Baldy, of Nome,
an Immortal of the Trail," and in its
modest way it is as good as "Black
Beauty." Mrs. Darling has told the
story of one of the racing dogs of the
Allan and Darling stables with a
charm that is irresistible, writing with
a deep sympathetic feeling from a
homely viewpoint of kindness and
humor that Thompson-Seton or Jack
London could not excel. "Baldy, of
Nome," is one of the best little books
by a Californian that we have seen
this year or any year.
One does not have to be a member
of the fancy to appreciate this book.
Its appeal is to all who love animals
and like to have their ways studied
and described sympathetically. Read
ing through the seventy-odd pages you
come to know Tom, Dick and Harry
very well, and Jack McMillan with his
reputation for wickedness, and Kid
and Mego who kidnaps puppies, Bar
ney and Mike, Driest and Irish, Wolf
who was killed by the dog whose tail
he playfully nibbled at. Dubby who
lakes the cat Texas out for a walk
every afternoon, the tramp Nomle!
who noes to all the balls, fires and fu
nerals, and especially Baldy. With
Kid Baldy was chosen to lead the
team in the great Sweepstakes of four
hundred miles, and he led the team
to victory, doing four hundred and
eighty miles in eighty-two hours lwo
minutes and forty-two seconds. He
also led the team victory in the Sol
omon Derby, of sixty-five miles, be
sides saving his driver, "Ocotty" Al
lan, from death on the way. How
Baldy did this is splendidly told in the .
book and forms a real addition to '
the list of well authenticated instances ?
of canine sagacity. The Sweepstakes
races, "those unique dashes across ;
the snow-swept wastes' of Seward pen- ?
insula from Bering sea to the Acrtic !
ocean and return," are described with )
great spirit. There are delicious bits ?
in the book as where Mrs. Darling !
speaks of cats as "only soft-footed, |
purring bundles of deceit, with no 1
standard of Trail Morals." Altogeth- .
er this is a good dog book, which j
means that it is a mighty good book.'
to read. If you know the North you
will appreciate it fully; if you don't
it will add to your knowledge. Mrs.
Darling has produced a little classic.
FEMMER & RITTER
See this firm for all kinds of dray
lilg and hauling. We guarantee sat
isfaction and reasonable prices. Coai
delivered promptly. Feinmer & Fit
ter's Express. Stand Burford's Cor
ner. Phone 314. Residence phones j
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NOTICE
Commencing Saturday March 1. the
Store of C. W. YOUNG COMPANY
will be open until 10 o'clock on Sat
urday evening. It.
A complete line of tobacco 1ars and
pipe racks at BURFORDS.
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City of Juneau-Delinquent Taxes
The following list contains the names of the persons and description
of the property delinquent. The real property herein described is all sit
uated within the corporate limits of the City of Juneau and the blocks and
lots referred to in said list, are designated and numbered on the official map
of said City, now on file i nthe office of the City Clerk of said City. The
personal property referred to in said list is assessed to the person named in
said list under the designation of "Personal Property."
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Real Estate
Heid and Winn
Henry States
Henry States
Rat Evoy
Lewis Lund
Jiraraie Johnson
Sylvester McMahon
Mrs. Dave Harris .
H. A. Day
Lewis Lund'
Lewis Lund
Lewis Lund
Lewis Lund
Lewis Lund
Lewis Lund
Ole Holm
Lewis Lund
Lewis Lund
Charley Jackson
Mrs. Wier
AJyce Anderson
George Kyrage
Block
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$60.00
18.00
15.00
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12.60
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PERSONAL
Lewis Lund Horses, Wagons, Etc. 18.75 .94 19.69
I HEREBY CERTIFY the above and foregoing to be a true and correct
ist of the Delinquent Municipal Taxes, remaining unpaid at the time of t'i?
irst publication hereof, as levied by the City of Juneau, for the year 1912,
md also the penalty or additional five per centum added to the amount of
;aid delinquent taxes as costs uue to be collected for the use of said City
is provided in the City Ordinance No. 24, and also the names of the per
sons and a description of the property and the amount of taxes and costs
is aforesaid, as provided by a section of said Ordinance No. 24.
NOTICE.
Every tax assessed and levied by the City of Juneau in accordance with
he provisions of Ordinance No. 24 of said City, shall be a preferred lien
lpon the property so taxed, which lien shall be foreclosed and the property
sold as provided by Chapter 42, Title 2, of Carter's Alaska Civil Code of pro
:edure and the taxes due on said personal property shall be collected by
sale thereof as provided in Sections 21, 22 and 23 of said Ordinance No. 24.
Juneau, Alaska, Feb. 25, 1913. B. M. BEHRENDS,
City Treasurer.
PETERSBURG FISH CO.
All Kinds of
FRESH AND SALT FISH
CLAMS AND CRABS
All Orders Promptly Filled
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Cooking Utensils or Crockery
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In A Class By Itself
IMPARTIAL tests made by The Columbus Labo
ratories of Chicago give Fisher's I'.i.kno Fi.oi r
a higher rating than that of the Dakota all-Hard
Wheat Patent Flour.
Considering that this scientific combination of East
ern 1 lard Wheat and Western Soft Wheat costs you
from 20 to 2V/' less than what has always been con
sidered the highest grade of breadstuff, you can readily
see that it will pay you to insist on having
Fisher's Blend Flour
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