The daily morning Alaskan., February 21, 1899, Image 4

About The daily morning Alaskan. (Skagway, Alaska) 1899-1904

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PERSONAL.
Don't fail to see Mrs, Dr. Slayton, ,
thf great clairvoyant. She will remain In
Skajw.iv but one more week. I
A. J. Mongoh arrived in the city last
night from Dawson. He is representing
a large English syndicate an J is on his
way to London to confer with his company.
H? Is slipping at the Burkhard.
Dick Lowe will leave today for Dawson.
He will be accompanied as far as Bennett
by Mr. Dalton.
Jack Dalton arrived from Haines last
night on the Lady t.aka, and will leave
today for Bennett. Mr. Dalton reports
that so far as ne knows the English flag is
not floating at Haines.
Chas. S. Ford, of the DAILY ALASKAN,
who has been at Haines for the past three
days returned last night on the Wolcott
An exciting runaway occurted yesterday
afternoon. A team took fright 011 State
street near Bond and dashed at a terrific
speed up State, turning abrvptlv at the
corner of Fifth, and started down Fifth
towards Broadway, but fortunately ran
into the wood pile in front ot the city hall,
where the animals were brojght to a sud
den standstill. No one was hurt, nor was
the team or wagon injured in any wav.
The funeral of Andrew Bronk will take
place today at 10 o'clock from the under
taking parlors of E. R. Peoples, 1 he Rev.
J. A Sinclair officiating.
Ptterson Si Co., were exceptionally
busy vesteroav putting up three large
outfits for Atlin. Dawson and Bennett.
Kellv & Co. are materially improving
the interior of their store bv giving it a !
fresh coat of paint throughout.
On account of the violent wind u lowing
at the time of the arrival of the Laurada
on Saturday, several of the piles uf the j
new Seattle wharf were badly shattered,
whik she was being tied up.
The joint meeting of the Kev City de
bating society of the Y. M. C. A. and the j
Skagwav liierarv society will be held at !
the Union church tonight. The subject
for debate is. "Resolved, tlut capital pun
ishment is justified in the case of willful)
murder."
J, Bod?en, is in the citv, preparing to go
into Atlin.
Miss Clara Thompson, ol Butte. Mon
tana, is a guest at the Brannick.
Mrs. W. H. McCkllan, cfty recorder,
is reported as convalescing. Mrs. Mc- >
Lellan was taken sick on Christmas Jav '
with the measles. She rfcov?reJ, but
going ont too soon had .1 flap* and has
been contmej ti her bed ever since.
C B. Dj is, of Seattle, a ived on the
Cottage Gitv and will remain in the citv
a few Jays
Mrs. M, Keller is in the citv, having
arrived on the Cottage Citv from Seattle.
FOUND? Three mules; two light bav>
and one dark, with harness. Inquire this
oftce.
Down Pillows at Peoples
Auctioneer? If vmi have anything vou
want to sell, get Chenev. the auctioneer,
at Public Supply Co.. Kellv Block, im
Call and try the 15c kuehes at the Cres
cent Restaurant on Bond street, near Br?n
nick hotel. Largest hot cakes served in
Skagway. I? *? tf
Since Sam Chucovich Nv.ime proprietor
of the Moore Cafe its popularitv is in
creased and the well know n skill of Mr.
Chucovich as a scientific chef is full guar
antee that even thing w ill always be hrst
class at the Moore Cafe.
One Thousand volumes if new book* j
consisting of all the latest popular novels '
just received at the Washington News
Mand. tf
I saw the ax and axed the price of the
saw and bought them both of Vining.
Get vour sterling silver wedding pres
ents at P. E. Kern^, the gold and silve
tinith. 12 4th Averue.
Have vou ?.-m the new line of r tigs, por
tieres and iace curtains just opened at the
Klonft-Ue Trading Company, corner Third
and itat e streets.
The finest line of clothing and gents' fur
nishing goods ever brought to >kagw iy i
ust received by the Klondike Trading
Company, corner State and Third streets. ^
Owing to some accident to th? water
vorks we are compelled to work off this
edition by hand power, which accounts
for our being several hours late.
gm Drill ?? ih* mini*.
The members of Co. A. N. G. A. met
last evening at Clancy's hall and executed
their first drill. There were about thirty
of the boys present, and for their hrst drill
did themselves great credit. Not having
any arms or other accoutrements ot war
thev naturailv did uot feel quite at home.
However, they conducted themselves so
admirably that they received the warmest
commendation from theircommanding offi
cer.
After the drill was over all members
present repaired to the quarters of Captain
Sieberg, where they held a short business
meeting adopting a constitution and by
laws and transacting other business of In
terest. The Rev. Sprague Davis, the com
pany's chaplin was present and gave the
boys .1 very appropriate talk at the end of
the business meeti ig.
FOUND.? A gold watch at Bowery
Theatre. Owner can recover same by
applying at theatre. JACK KlRK.
15c lunches and 25c meals at Wienev's
Hot cakes and coffee at the Dewey 10c.
Everest is selling out to close out busi
ness. Come and get priefs
Doors, winJows and window glass
Gomberiln coal at Allen Bros.
Gold Pans, best steel, 2f cts. at Brown
ell's.
lu ike UUtrlct Court ?f ikr lulled
lu aud for lb> Ulilrlcltl
Alaikm.
Blryl Rowan, complainant, vs Milton R.
Lombard and William. B Sampson, co-part
ners doing business as LombarJ & Samp
son, Defendants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION OF SUBPOENA
Upon reading and tiling the affidavit of
J. G. Price and it satisfactorily appearing
therefrom and from the return of Josias M.
Tanner, deputy United States marshal,
that the defendants, Milton R. Lombaid
and William U bartpson Iter due and
dilligent search cannot.be found within the
District of Aliska, and that they have de
parted t herefrom and remaineJ absent for a
period of more than six weeks, and it also
appearing from said affidavit and from the
complainant herein, dulv verified bvthe com
plaint that a good cause of action exists in
favor of complainant and against defend
ants, Milton R. Lombard and William B.
Sampv>n.and the said defendants a'e neces
sary and proper partirs defendants thereine
And It further appearing that a writ of
subpoena has been duly issued out of this
court in thisaction and that personal ser
vice of the vime cannot be made upon the
sai-J defendant- for the reason herein cont
tuned, and by the said affidavit made t >
appear; and it further appearing that U>e
poy ortice addre-- of Wiltiam B. Simpson
is Seattle, Washington, and the post
offi.e adnress of Milton R. Lombard is un
known; now on motion of comlainant
lierein by Price & Stevens, their ? llctors,
is hereby ordered that vou, the said Wil
liam B. Sampson and Milton R. Lorn turd,
defendants, personatl r apear jefort the
judge of the aforesaid court in equity on
the 2$th dav of March, iHq9, at Sitka In
said district to answer a bill of ci inplaint
Exhibited against you in the said .ourt bv
Birvl Rowan, the complainant herein,
wherein the said complainant asks judg
ment against you for the sum of six-hlm
dred dollars, (KSoo.oo), together with in
terrst thereon at the rate of eight percent
per annum fr >m the IJth day ot
July, A. D.. t^iS together with their costs
and disbtir e.n< ?> expended and that the
same be de :ced to be a lien upon the prem
isesthere.il de>cubed to-wit: the north one
half ( li) of the south one half (H) of lot
(lumber twelve (12) in block number
eighteen (f) with- the imptovements
thereon and if voa fail to answer the bill
of cximpl lint as aforesaid the complain
ant will take default and judgment against
vou accotding to the prayer of her said
bill.
It is further ordered that a espy of this
order, together w i>h a copy of the bill at
complaint herein be forthwith deposited in
the post oftue <t Skagwav, Alaska, in an
envelope sealed and addiessed to the de- j
fendaiit, William B. Sampson. Seattle,'
Washington.
All dane in open court this 19th day of
January. 1899 Charles S. Johnson,
Judge ot the District Court of the U. S.,
for the District of Alaska.
Attest: Albert D. Elliott,
Clerk of the District Court
of the U. S., for' the District
of Alaska.
Price & Stevens.
Solicitors for complainant.
Date of first Publication Jan. 21. 7t
Always Ready
To Supply Our Trade
New that spring is advancing we wish to
inform you that ue are showing the very
latest blu;ksand styles (all nukes) In
HATS
HATS
We also have an unlimited
stock of
Boots and
Shoes ....
Some new novelties in material and lasts
Ask to see them, even if you don't care to buy
just now.
Cheney's Boston Store
Clothiers, Hatters, Men's
Furnishers
21 BROADWAY 21
I. Limit !
MB IE AGAIN
Reports Business Badly Hart
by Alieu Law.
CANADIANS INDIGNANT.)
.H?rch?u1i and Coropnn
Iti UtBirallr Com?l?lulni ?>
Injury C*?l? fcf
Law.
One of the arrival* on the Cottage City
Sunday was ex* Alderman W. F. Mallock,
who has been absent from the dtv since
January 6. He has been below, at his
home in PenJIeton, Oregon, looking after
business interests he has there. Mr. Mat
lock was seen shortly after his arrival by
a DAILY ALASKAN reporter, a id in the
?.ourse of an Interview gave the following
interesting news:
"Pe>ple below art greatlv agitated ovei
the anti-alien act, and manv thousand that
would have passed through Skagway en
route to Atlin this spring are deterred from
coming, In consequence of the act. I con ?
sider that at least 60 per cent, of the traffic
from Seattle and Portland has fallen off
since the passage of the act. Even at Van
couver and Victoria the merchants are
making most strenuous protests against
the law as it Is. materially injuring their
business. As nearly as I can find out
much mote seriou? objections are being
raised by our Canadian brethren than by
our own citizens.
"The officers of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company are also registering very vio
lent protests, as thev claim that their boats
are bringing no more passengers to Skag
wav than thev are taking back on their
return trips. I myself met and talked with
no less than two hundred of my friends,
who would have gone into Atlin had It
not been tor this alien law. The general
opinion below srems to be that the law
will not long be enforced, and I look for a
big rush of people through here the early
part of next summer, all holding them
selves in readiness for the trip.
"The Porcupine country is arousing con
siderable excitement, and but for the mis
taken impression that each and every one
that locates claims in that country gets to
acres, thereby exhausting all the available
ground in a comparatively short time,
manv would go there who Intended to go
to Atlin. As soon as they ascertain that
the size of claims m iv be limited by local
regulations, I look for quite a rush into
that section. I stopped at Juneau on my
way up, anJ found a great deal of excite
ment there over the new country. Oh,
ves; an i by the way, I heard something
else at Juneau that will Interest the people
of Skagwav. A full grown report was
current on the streets there that the White
Pass road hid ceased operation, and the
work on the road would not be prosecuted
any further.
"I believe the passage of the alien law
will tend to benefit our own coumty. and
ulti mately prove the greatest advantage
that our people ever received. Of course,
at the present ti me. It is a decided detri
ment to Skagwav and her resources, and
Is working an Injury upjn American citi
zens In general, but I look for a reaction In
the very near future, and we will all bless
| the day that the law was passed. I heard
nothing in particular about the proposed
' concession of Skagwav to Canada, the
general impression seeming to be that
nothirg will ever come of the matter.
"I am much pleased to find Skagway as
prosperous as she is, and notice many very
decided improvements that have been made
1 during my absence. While I have exten
sive business interests In eastern Oregon, I
have a very warm place In my heart for
Skagway, and shall always (eel the deep
est interest In her welfare. I found things
at home in a highly prosperous condition,
eastern Oregon being blessed with an ex
ceptionally large wheat crop, but It was
with no feeling of regret that I returned to
Skagway to become once more Identified
that her interests While absent I visited
Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and other points
on the sound, and found business very
quiet."
It it a curious thing how a rumor g row.
The rumor got started In some old way
that Vinings is the best place to get vour
Atlin outfit.
Miss Daniels, first-class dressmaking
parlors over Kalem's grocery store. Fifth
avenue and Broodway. i-l-tf
Quicksilver 5 to lolb fla;k at Brown
all's.
*10 RKW AHD.
I offer >10 reward tor evidence against
the miscreant who attempted to destroy
i mv bicycle tire at P. C. S, S. Wharf, Sun
day 1 6th. CHAS. E. WARNER,
Seattle Daily Times.
Company A Attention.
All members of are ordered to report for
drill at Clancy's hall, Mondav Feb, 20
at 8, p. m. Capt. Selberg.
Warul tig.
To the dealei not to buy anything in
the line of canned goods, fruits, candles,
crackers or vegetables until you get the
prices of the wholesale Commission Co,
on Broadway near Holly, a-i j-jt
Notice |
Don't foiget you can get good, tweet, ]
cider for mince meat at th* Manhattan '
Grocry. 2-15-51 (
Lawrenct? WatchmiK?r. 1 4
v c ?; N.r.'i
Only One
Mori Week
Yaar Lad Of ?'?
llayton, th*
RecognlieJ bv th* pr*?s and public
everywhere as th* greatest Trance Clair
voyant and Palmist who sees it all. tells
you all and Instantantlv guides you to
Wealth, Peace and Happiness, without a
question she will tell you why and what
you came for, what vou are interested in
tells facts and figures, etc., she tells you
who your friends and who your enemies
are, what hopes you ma> have, of gaining
your desires, what obstacles are In your
way and how to remove them. Before en
tering Into business transactions of any
kind, consult her. She never falls. Thoj
sands have been mad* happy, why not
you?
Remember, vour prospectsof today may be
your fortune tomorrow if rightly handled.
Also, remember that this Is an Investlgat
ing age and the ability to prophesy and
foresee Is verified by no less an authority
than the Scriptures and broad minded
scientists, and the prejudice caused bv
weak and half developed mediums Is
being rapidly overcome by the marvel
ous achievements of a few specially en
dowed persons like Mrs. Dr. Slayton. You
may be skeptical, but do not be narrow
minded. Investigate and convince your
self, Take no others word, even though
vou mav have been imposed upon by some
cheap pretender for If there were no truth
In occultism and the power to prophesy,
there would be no occnlon for frauds,
fakirs and Imitators. It none were gen
uine there could be no Imitation.
Ladies If you are sick or In trouble of
any kind call on this gifted woman. She
will help you. Female complaint* a ?p*t
ialtv, also diseases of the eye.
| Electricity for rheumatism and other
diseases. Office Hours: to to 8 o'clock.
All business strictly confidential. Her
parlors are so arranged that vou meet
no one except the ladv herself, t W Cor.
of Main and Holly streets
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charges
made.
An elegant I In* of oil heaters lu*t recdvtd
at Vinlng's.
Heavy shoe* reductd prices at Burk
hard's. i o- j8
LOST ?A pocket book containing paper
of no importance to anv on* but ovvntr
Return same to this office.
C. C. COZINE.
The latest style in hat* at Klondike
Trading Companv
Mackinaws and sheeppelt clothing at
cost at Burkh aid Co's. to-rf-tf
Finest line ofdrtss pants ever sh*w nln
Alaska, at Clavsons.
Sleds, Tents, Yukon Stove* at Vlning*
H. D. Klrmse, the Pioneer Jeweler.
The steamer Tees Is due tomorrow.
For Rent? Bowling allev building on
Holly t. Bowling alley for sale.
"Springs, mattresses, three quarter cots,
blankets, pillows.comforters? all new? for
sale at the Burkhard hotel. tf.
Comfort*, blanket* ana matreste* it
Peoples.
IPfflsnffk
fflondl Hrettk
KainDwaiy
fflinid KfflVo ??.
From Skajw ay to
the Gold Field*
by rail
British Columbia
Yukon Railway Company.
Trains leave Skagwav
for White Pas* daily
as follows:
Train .1*. S LraTM m* ? A. 91.
Hrtuni tug a( IO 45 A. JTI.
Train So. I l.?vci at ? 9: 16 P. HI.
Relurnliif at ? - 6II&P. W.
Laidlnes5 ""IE.-.
"?aSLBazonr
Ladies' Fall Wrappers,
Chemise, Ladies' and Chil
dren's all wool underwear
Dress Goods, Stamped
Doylies. Embroidery Silks
MRS. M. SHORTHILL.
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Dm
Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Window
Glass, Plate G-lass and Mirrors.
Agency P & B Building Paper ,
Picture Moulding and Artists'
Materials.
VVnolesal*
an J Retail
All Site*
Always Id St?<k
Doors & Windows
K. O. FHSEL
317 BROADWAY. SKAGWAY, ALASKA.
F. C. LAWRENCE
Watchmaker and' Manufacturing
JEWELER
226 Broadway
Dealer* In Watches. Diamonds ana Jewelry
nst Received JJig Stock o! Diamonds'" ,nJ oSini"Go?d?
Clocks, Silver and Silver Plated Wares and Optical Goods Etc.
Special attention given to repairing and ratelng of timekeepers.
THE EAGLE SALOON
State Street Near Corner of 5th Avenue.
L. M. PALMER and D FLAHRITY, Manager*
('?<F an 4 fnrtabl* card raom*. Chair* brand* of Win**, l.lgunr*
an< Clfin. Kr?rtkln( flr*(-ela**.
- JOE AND DAVE WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT =====
20 per cent. 20 uer cent. 20 per cent. 20 per cent.
20 per ct. Discount
LADIES' SUITS,
SKIRTS and WRAPPERS
During this week we will give a special discount of twenty per j
cent, on our entire stock of Ladies' Suits, Skirts and J
W rappers, in order to make room for our N e w Spring \
Stock. This offer holds good for this week only. (
Kaufman Bros. |
20 per cent. 20 per cent. 20 per cent. 20p,er cen j
Kelly & Co.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS
prescriptions (jrefullg (onjpouodecf
Skagway and Dawson
It is Needless
To state that we carry the best
Stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, obtainable.
Our Clothing
and Pants Stocks
Are complete, 1st class in
Quality and up-to-date in
Styles.
SEE OUR WINDOW ! !
F. H. Clayson&CO
(jjorner Fourth and Sta*e Sts#
Wait a
flinute
r% IV I J "T" Buy "your Under
L J W I M I wear and Mack
inaws or pants before you have ex
amined our stock which has just
arrived from the east. Largest,
assortment in town.
? Burkhard's
2
Capt- J. Carroll Laramie Mayer, Manager.
JAMES CARROLL & CO.
(Formerly Carroll, Cosh & Co., Seattle-)
Have just received one of the largest outfitting plants in
Alaska. Wholesale and Retail- CLOTHING-, TENTS,
RUBBER GOODS, FOOTWEAR and
Groceries.
Outfitters and Prospectors are in vited to submit tneir
list for figures, Bond- Street, bet Broadway and State
G-. SCHNEIDER.
Packer ^
Forwarder
(Joods delnsrcd to Summit,
Log Cabin, Bennett and At
I lin with promptness and
guaranteed good condition.
Office at Bay View Hotol
Mil Stanley and Cn
Flr?t Class Hon* Shoeing
and Wajoo Work.
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