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PERSONAL MENTION
* i\ < 1 ^ -tVM^'r*aM3WBWBWI
? 'a|>' and Mrs. F. T. Karnetta were
v >uthbound passengers on the Hutu
t*<U ? They will return iu a month
? ith a lur^'e slock of coods which they
will take over the ice to Lower La
1 '>arxe. from which point they will ship
i' to Fairbanks via the Thistle.
< ar! M Johansoo. the United States
commissioner at Kagle, was a pasaen^er
t.>rth states on the Humboldt. Mr.
Johansen put South to purchase a
sawnnl which he will put up at Fair
banks.
?Vt.vrney John F. Malony and wife
i ' turned to Juneau on the Humboldt.
Miss Heat aiMl L. K. Gillette court
*t< !?. ? li?-rs went to Juneau yeater
<i.i> on the Alaska Flyer.
I?t I..- IV.' sx. of the Kelly Prutf Co.,
IVi??on. li-ft on the Humboldt.
ii. u. tor Johnson, customs oltlcial
?i M ;? 's w'.i irf left'on the Humboldt
for l'"f nt He was accompanied by
lv- <1 i i^hter who ? ill he placed In a
?s'hoo! at that place. I
Miss > i a (Hi: i. ft on the Humboldt
Portland. A lar^e number of her
? at the ?teamer to bid her
V Si >k left on the Humboldt
f i . * ? h t wo prisoner* bound
i Mr., ien went to Haines on the
t to return on the Oirijjo.
i . . Ku-hanlson left for the Haines
)?>-? . ii ?? Humboldt.
. . II ? . '?!? returned to Juneau on the
Humboldt.
i;.?i i-f ?eut to Juueau on the
Humboldt.
. i: "??r left with hi* brother
Alvtm the ilumlioiilt.
* n ? ? turned to Juneau on
the Huml<o'dt.
1 "...rr\ on* of the h?"*t known of
i n !*\v. loft on the Humboldt
' ? > :r.id Tacoma for a >hort
v i-.it.
H. Mil! is at the Kifrb
\\ . me hor> I from Valde*, He U en
?? ? :li. T;i:.ana country. He says
? 1% in. ? >le to i;o into the Tanana
v. t ? h. \ !U..- trail at this time of
M - Kr< Konkendorf and child ar
r. d<- "h" l*rinces? May last night
from Montreal.
i Tn i. Mat atffi A. B. New?<ll and
I't Set trsclinudt superintendent of the
B. V. N. Co. arrived from Vancouver
on the l*rince*? May last night.
S, T. Krwin and wifecatgeup
t ?? Humboldt. Judge Irwin i? a
I v nt interior trading man.
l:. v. N B. Harrison and wife came
up !? :u Haines on the Humboldt.
i . I. Gr? -n one of the best known
1 > Y sion river steamboat captains,
isr.-rof the Monarch came up
on the Humboldt.
Vr?. \V. A. Keed. ? lfe of the dentist
came back on the Humboldt.
\V. 1 Ifc t-cher a prominent mining
? Dawsun and well known here
et :rned North coming on the Hum
?Idt.
t:?v. K. J. Bowen ar.d family of
\V irse arrived on the traiu last
? ? ? . .it. 1 o-gistored at the Fifth
\ venue hotel.
< . 1>> ?:ie. formerly of St. Michael,
>? fro: . Kairbanlu, went South
' Humboldt for the purpuae of se
eurtng a lot of mining machinery anil
other good* to take Into Fairbanks, on
the Tan ana.
Treasurer S. II. Went of the White
Pa* returned from it trip to White
horse yesterday evening.
INLAND WfAIHER.
Tala?rapkto Report ? of Climatic Con
4tti?u From th? Iutarl?r.
The follow Lng wits the condition of
the weather at the various points of
the interior as re|>ort?d b\ telegraph
i yesterday "morning:
I Cowley -Cloudy, south wind. 35
above.
Pennington ? Cloudy, south wind, X!
above.
Bennett? Cloudy. south wind. 32
above.
i Log Cabin Cloudy, south wind, 21
above.
FVaner ? Cloudy, south wind, IN above.
Glacier ? Cloudy, calm, .'!?"> above.
White Paaa Cloudy, south wind. L's
above.
Caribou? Cloud* , south wind. .'M
above.
fr?? Conoart at tha Pack Trnln
There is a mammoth phonograph at
the Pack Train saloon ?qui|>ed with
brand new records and n big horn that
brings out the music as clear as it conies
from the operas, prinias, bands, choirs,
church organ*, gl'-e clubs and an end
! less variety of other source-" of tue *lj ?
It lathe latest improved uhonogragh in
existence ami it will nigntlj furowh ?
higher clas.s concert that lias ever else
where been heard in Alaska.
The Koyal Laundrv cannot !?? ex
celled. They suit your taste ami >on
| venience ami fit you in prices. Phone
?7, next to electric light plant.
A new house in the old place. The
Arctic Cafe. Whitehorse.
May Delineator and patterns. At
I Ladies' Itazaar.
j New Lace Curtains at K. I!. I-Voples.
ill !
From White Horse to
Lower LeBarge
Vntil the ojM-ning of navigation.
We will thrrt contract for freight on
the Tan ana. We will hav fifty hotx -
and mules in transi' at the oix'nini; of
navigation for the Tanana count r> .
fall and see u? hOfore contracting.
tMice, White Hors" Llotel, Whitt
Horse, Y. T.
Whitehorse ?
Hotels
! New Management
Refurnished Throughout.
Clans in Every Itespeot
Finaat Cafe lo the Northwest
Fir?t? J
K. B. McLEI.LAN. MaQ&ser <
SSJWWViVAVAV
iCandy
Galore ! 5
fresh
Just Received at
THE ?:
?Bess Bakery# ji
A Larffe Shipment of ?
IG-unthers, Eastern ::
and Seattle
Candies >
MWWWWAV.V.V.V.W
)
Palace Hotel !
Kirtt Av?ou? ik'.wMB Madison and Marion
Seattle, Washington
Special Attention Is Given to the
Comfort of Alaskan Guests
New Building and New Furniture
I M. S. MOREHOUSE, Prop.
FOR
SHAVING
??
The emollient, sanative, antiseptic, '
cleansing, purifying, ami beautifying
properties of Cuticura Soap render it
vastly >tiperior to all other slaving
soaps N<> trouble. N'o delay Use the
Cuticura Medicinal and Toilet m.
Wet the brush in hot water, hold the
soap iu one hand, and rtih the hru-li on
it with the other, or make the Lather in
a mug if preferred. A soft, crramv,,
emoliient lather is' the result. After
shaving, ruh a hit of Cuticura Oint-'
ment gently o?er the shaven surface,
then wash the face and scalp freely ti
hot water and Cuticura Soap. An in
expensive luxury for all who -have,
especially those with tender, easily irri
tated or humoury skin.
Mil I. loss i ??? Ci rn ' s sm|i la* : r
OlTI' 111 0|\| Ml ST. Ill"- ?? ? ? I si, in r t T
prravrrin*. parity loff, and Ix'autir, ln< iln. -kin
?< aln. hair. nn?t ' i"?U. for t?aby ra?hc? u I
?-h-irtr?c. n ixl for all t?t.> |>iirp<M<"? ??{ ' . to|1?- 1 .
^?Th. ?n?l BlIMcn, Mll!t<>tn ,.f WotlHMi iis??
O'TIH'IJA S??\r III t ' ?? f.-nil of I'lf . ?' t I I
n..%ln* Ir-ltnt i? i tnrt?m'!.:tUot??. m t'w?
f<?rru of wtshtf '?r ?i I. ??rattr** *? .? and
many ? iv.- uiri ?<<)>( i<* put |? which r? ?U
fly HUK^oat tbrmvlif*
Outturn x Mlf tni?n ?? 1 1""? ?rr "''I
throughout th H'orM. British 27-2S*
Itn* ?!# !? l*a" i I' -'!? Pivrrrn T?ic? O 4KD
? in m Com* ^?l? !'r??l??.. Bo*t? n. I'. S. A.
Notion of Stockholder*' Mooting
Office of b.'.glneer Mining t '
To th? stockholders ot the K igineer M'n
Ing Comp?nv:
l'le>se '.ike nutlet that the tnni'sl me;t
ing of ths stockholders ( thi I: gn -ei
Mining Comp nv wrl be hel : t me i fiice
f the compi'W. In the iltv of Sk?gwiv.
Dls'r .t -I AmskJ, i n 5 hirJiv the j<?h
Jj.v of A ril. ii) 'i. at to o'clock a. m . tut
ne purpose of electing direct 's, sod f r
the tr.msactl n c f such o'her bu<l?'e?s as
iniv pr.iperlv v3in? before the meeting
Ttiest. ik tfiiisfer b " ks ot th?cotnr'n\
will he d sjj m Thursd .v. the 2i i J iv ?(
Arrll. id j .>t 6 p. in , 'nd willrrmdn
cl'?sej tn Ml Moid^v, the 27 h d>v ul
April, iq<), at t > o'clock a. m.
Bv order 0' the BojrJ of lJirectnrs.
Osar G'rd,
Secret tv.
Uited Match 25th. t<n. 3 26
Pattern* new in Nluttin?. Peoples.
WANTKI) KAITIIKI L I'KP.SON
to truvel for well established house in
few count les.calling on retail tut rchnnis
und ,i_ iits I>h.*?1 lerritor;. . Salary
?h'*J4 11 v t ar and exfiens payable
a week in casli ami expense* advanced.
Position permanent. Uu<>iiu"? successful
and nishmjr. Kndosi self-addressed
envelope. standard iIou?e. .too Cax
ton Bldg., ' hlcago. 111.
If you want to In- well informed <n
local happenings subscribe for the Daily
Alaskan. Phone 1'.'.
j A fINt PIP? OR A 5
: ^CIGAK HOliltlSg.
> Will Make n Splendid
* birthday Gift
, I have them in ?
* MI.KHSCHAUM
? and FKKNCH UltlAK
? And Mauv Other Varieties
* ,
{ Tony Dcrtero $
? rtEMI M!. .K Ti!F Ml 'MB SR. J
?<n \
??? ' >?4v?*4?' 4-r >>*??<[
ELIAS RUUD.
U. S I>eput.v Land Surveyor ?
U. S. I put* Mineral Siruyor
CIVIL ENG'NEER
Fifth Awnu'% noiir Sia'ti St.,
Skaifwav. aIhhIcb
>:-:< M'5W< t-x-j v?x-x*<>
S! ^ 11 11
I ?Pcillefi House'
?> tootof Slxib Ant.
T I
\ JVIostEiegantlyFurnished J
V HOUSli IN ALA8KA
.% Electric Lliritit. ? n>ion?. Hot
?{? and ('ili. V\ ater, Pored tin
i I oi. j. un l'at? i
t. t ' ,? i ? on f'-a -h Floor
V Kcaid or Iioom By Day Weelc or
V Month. Rates' lieabunatdo
?I; MRS. H. S. PULXEN, Prop
?VAViVAW M&TttSS
| Carpets
| Matting ?
? Wall Papers
v. <V[
tei ?? ' ' ^
??? RUGS in ull sizes. 7^X0 ft. to
fe 12 x 12 ft.'
^ SPECIAL THIS WEEK? Ruf
? ll(*l Liicp < 'urtainx. $1 pair.
wvwr.Vk
. . ......... ...'.j. . . . .> .,?i.
j PHIL ABRAHAMS, Agt. j
? ESTABLISHED, AUGUST, 189:
? Loans Negotiated, Rents Collected Attorney- *
In-Fact for Non-Residents
v,
| ^ NOTARY FHJE3L.IC jf
| HICIihST RKFEKKN< ES i
% Sir. tl AtN-ution U> All Muvtje-w iuirUHtcd ?
*
515 FOUKTH AVE., SK AG WAY ;
O'
NORTHWESTERN j
Smelting & Refining Co. '
buy mis of ?
OLD, SILVER AND COPPER ORES,
MATTES. BULLION, FURNAC * c
3 and CYANIDE PRODUCTS.
f KfllUmraii Undo Wlllilu t|vr (In)* Ml r Krnljil ol (Iff ?
LOCATION UK WORKS:
Crofton, Vanoouver Island. B. U.
k.r*/y>tjrjr\?r?w^\snjr\*\ sr\i^<j^.dr\erLr:
. ?.rr |
v?y.\vvv-v.\\v.'.v.v.v.v.v. ?.?.%? ? \v**> v.vr.v.v.wwnv- ? ?
5 ? ? *
? * ESTABLISHED lf9T
? The Pack Train Saloon \
! /
J3(*t of Winrs Liquor* and Cljjiirn ?
-J Corner Broadway und H?*th Ska^wny, Alftfka ?"
Viwn .".?>sw?v*ftr\vrav.v> s'.v.va' v wav.w.w.*.'
I NAME A
I BEER OF
QUALITY
?Bki^iOrKT5.?rTO' .!U-2
7' %*,;?&
y \ *
i . y *3
?u
SEATTLE ' : \ ALTING CO.
SEATTLE. WASH., U 3*.
fHe TO ascot
Beit Winei, Liquor* ana tnjnr*. Fice Q'lb Room in Connection
A. Ro""* Prop- 3rd ?nd Brpi?r;w?v
<&&CC
(Pacific Coast S.S. Co.
PIONEER ALASKA LINE.
SPEED, SAFET V . OOMRORT
Seattle, Pugut Sound, San Francisco ai:d Southern Porta
CARRYING U. S. MAIL
City of Seattle ? April 21
(Calls nl Vancouver)
Spokane ? ? ? April 18
( Call* at Victoria )
tft. Above Schedule Subject uichanyi Without Notice.
L M. WEST. Agrn PHONE 60.
C. D. DUNA N, Gen Pass. Aqt.
10 Market *treet, 3an Francisco, C?l.
\
The Alaska Flyers
srTwt ? *
IKACWAT. jtlirc&h. M ? KA AHDSE IT II
Truu-f r? ?o Vl< T')?? k <1 \ AXXU'VKR
HUMBOLDT
Aniil 16
DOLPHIN
A pi 11 22
FHRALL0N DIRIG?
April 1?> ' prll 22
All Sf.i'.iin' t H Carry U. Si Mall and Alunka Pacific Express
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. ELMER . FRIEND, A (rent. Phone 66
STEAM KK
SEAOLIN
I.l'iivcs Ska?xav at 8 a. m.
Every THURSDAY
of ouch week
I-or Uainon Jun> au and Way
1 'orta
Alaska Transfer Co.,
Agi-nts, Id Kailroad liutldiut*
John F. Dillon,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Office: Fifth Avenue, near State.
J. G- PRICE
Attorney and Counsellor
1 Iflh Avi, Nut to CewtMM*
Notary and Stenographer in Office,
Sitae way, Alaoka
The Daily Aiuskuu ha* i ooo.v?-d ?n
iiiortmimt of Pinto Text, the vi rj '
latest type f?T krolnty prltilinit. It
(? (ht funhion.
. . . i.i. i.
Canadian Pacific Nav.Co.f
LIMITED)
I>;r2ct Service, No intermediate j
Call, to
Vancouver
Victoria
Transferring to
Seatt.ef
No Extra Charge
April 17
For Speed, Comfort, Service and 8
Appointment These Twin Screw C
Steamers Cannot be Equaled. For g
Information Write or Apply to
H B.DUNN . Art.. SKAGWAT!
<? ??!??? ? ? ?' V V
K W CAI.DERHEAP. FRANK H. HALL Agent
? <? i. U|l . L a Lfcxk.p v. ?on; whlteh.r*
j , * * ???? ? |-, Will leave Lower Le
N -r\ B I K Ip Barge for Dawson
? * ? * v-' * *-* about May 5th
I ( onnect Ing ??? i; ii St< tuni r 1- \ !? RAXCE for D>in<.an Creek and all points on
? the Stewilrt River.
? ^
1 Tin' Powerful mil 1. 1, 'lit I) ift St' amer*. LA VELLE YOUNG and
? ROBERT KERR
FOR THE TAXANA GOLD HKLDS
* Landing Freight and Ph--' ngers within 12 miles of the digging.
? v ? ?*?-s-"eM><!Xi>>? w-axfree aeeeoeoe
MOOR6S WHARF CO.
Terminus W. ?'. & Y. Route
All South Bound Steamers Arrive aid Depart FromThis Drsk
HuGUi.ATIO.Na 190?
Warebouw - open for delivery of mere hand iaa from 7 a. m. to 6p.m.
? Periahable* ONLY delivered ou Sunday or at n gin.
freight shipments destined southbound nut bo accompanied by a
? Miiri'r i;'s M.win obtained at the U. 6. cuatoma
oillcei .in.i in red be lore Sp m. No freight will be re
& oeived on wbarf aft?r thlanour. , <
? BAGGAGE Toil* ?... v ? on t heckku Baggage Only. No
? charge for bat.'-> and ^ri ps ?? hen uncheoKed.
a The wharf gate will bo clo- l ;o "i pt.nlic when steamer is nearing
doclc and will be opem >! ohlj wh?n passengers have disembarked,
! Wharfage Tariff can l><- had "U application at office on dock.
| P. O. Box 17.?. C. E. WYNN-J0UN80N, Gen'l Mgr.
... (J ... ......... ..... $00
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROU TE.
Pacitic and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company',
Briti-h Columbia Yukon Railway Company j
British Yukon Kail way Company.
TIM tC T ABLB'
IN EFFECT JANUAKY 7, 1001.
(Dally Except Sunday.)
No. 3. N. B No. 1. N. B. No. 2. 8. Bound No. 4. 8 E?
1st claw. 1st class 2nd cLas*
8 30 p. m. 9 30 a m. LV. SKANUAY . AR. 4 30p. m. AR. 4 15a. ?.
10 30 " niiij}" " WHITE HA^S " 3$ " " 2 10 H
11 40 aim. II 45 " "? LOG CABIN 2 10 ? ?' 1 00 "
12 20 Saa^M* " BENNETT j g | p.m " 12 20 p.m.
2 45 " 2 10 " " CARIBOU " 11 fiOa.m "10 80 *
8 40 " 4 30 " AR Whits Horsk LV 9 30 " LV, " 7 00 "
mut be at. do[>ou In time to have Baggage lnnpocted and
checked. Inspection i- itopped 30 ninutes before lnaving time of train.
150 nounda of b:\gif age will l>e checked free with eanb full fare tioke
and 75 pounds with oaoh hall fare tlekut.

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