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The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
During the winter season of 1915-16 our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay and White Horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday and Friday.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight Scr.Tk'e will be
operated between White Horso and Dawson, affording
all possible comfort ard dispatch by moans of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STAGE AND
AUTOMOBILE LINE
For Fall Information apply to
C. W. CASH,
Supt. Mail Service Dept.,
White Horse.
Y. T.
Or, A. F. ZIPF.
Traffic Manager,
012 Second Ave.,
Seattle. Washington
w^i
jfe Yukon Haute
3 ..ME TABLE Xo. 80
Tri<a(«!ay and fVJtlay
No l. ,\ ,
1 ■» I l/t«7
8:30 &. m. Lt.i
11:00 A. m. "
11:40 t. m. "
12:83 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:15 p. m. "
SKAGWAY
WH'TK PASS
L(Xi CABIN
BBNNET
CARIBOC
WHITEHORSE
No
Is;
Arrives
!, S. Bound
ClatA
3:20 p. ill
1:45 p. m
12:47 }>. in
12:15 p. ni
10:25 a. in.
8:15 a. 111.
PaarngcTg mast b« at depot i-i time to have Baggage in*
rpcctcd «nd checked. Inspectloa is stopped SO winutes before
tearing tlma of trains.
130 poond* of baggage win ba checked free with each fall
tmn ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.
OFFICE STATIONERY AND
ALL RINDS OF PRINTING
AT OFFICETHE
DAILY ALASKAN
Summer Smith, federal mine In
spector, whose headquarters are
in J uiien u, arrived iu Valdez on
the steamer Northwestern and will
go to Kllamar to inspect ho Ella
mar copper mine. Territorial Mine
Inspector William Moloney is al
so in ValUez and may accompany
Smith an the trip of inspection.
The Uangor Dredge Co. of Nome
lias filed articles of incorporation
with Secretary Davidson. The com
pany is incorporated for $120,0U0
and will engage in a general dredg
ing basinets at Nome. The incor
porators are: J. J. Colo, John
15rower. Charles Mitchell, J. A.
Buchelder and Arthur Colo, all
of Nome.
I John Lanerman, owuer of the salt
ing station on Noyes Island sent
word irom Seattle that he had or
ganized a company called, "Tho
i Noyes i*iand Packing Company,"
with a capital stocji of $100,00U.
Mr. Lautrmau is expected hero the
latter part of this month with »
, crew oi men aaid will immediate
ly stirt the building of a cold stor
j age piaiit at Steajnboat Hay.—
. lvotchikbn Miner.
! Dune* a McCormick, Odin A. 01
jsou, Fred Uetchell and J. 11. Palrn
; it have given an option and leaje
' to a .ior iUo miuiug syndlcte ua
their holdings ou Albert creek iu
I tile Nelctiua. The party who
h;w takeu tho option has agreed
: to install machinery and to ex
pend $100,ooO oa improvements. He
is lo vzy the owners $120,000 with
! iu ^ >ears. It the ground is thrown
I tn alter the installation of the
machinery all revert3 to the own
J ers of site ground. J. C. Caldwell,
formerly of Nome and Nelchina, put
! the doil through.
The granting ol a patent to the
Fremont coal claim in the Bering
rivtr icld, owned by Clark Davis
and associates, is said to contain
5,000,000 tons of anthracite coal.
At the time when the application
w a# jiiaUe for patent to this claim,
aloiu> with 15 others which com
• i»cse the entire group located by
these men, tho Juneau land office
in Id a charge of fraud against the
ilaims, and with the exception of
tho Fremont claim, held that no
■ mine had been opened. In the
I case of Uie Fremont claim, how
ever, the Juneau office held that
not only had a mine been opened,
J but that considerable work had
i been dove on that claim.
! F. R. 1.1 own, president and gen
eral manager of the Doiarp Dovel
| opnieut Co., has returned from Uu
bv the steamer Dora. He states
: that l ie cyanide mill constructed
I to trsa' -toO,000 tons of mill tail
I ings from the old Apollo mill,
'which averages $3 per ton, has
been completed and placed in
operation. The cyanide mill was
compelled to shut down a moatii
earlier this season than usual duo
to the cold weather freezing the
water supply. The cyanide adjunct
has a capacity of BOO tons pel1 day
and consists of five Btqel tanks
with UlU'rs, vacuum pumps and zinc
boxou. Zinc shavings are used
and an "atraction of S5 per cent is
maintained. It is the purpose of
iho management to actively Btart
operations at the mine the coming
spring and the property on obtain
ing full capacity will employ 200
men The mine proper is known
as the Apollo and is located on
Juga island. Brown is on his way
to Sau Francisco to report to .his
jompany in detail the season's op
oratloiis.
All tho news that comes to Friir
janks frcrn the Tolovana is good,
and the reports are continually
getting better. Well defined pay
..treaks have been lined up on Liv
cngood, Mike Heso and iMoOse
i reeks. On the flrct pay has been
located for 5 or 6 miles. The pros
peitmp on the other creeks has
not continued for as long as on
Livengood, but the indications are
just as pood as far as the work has
progressed.
i nr puTp
] jc. m o
Tiio German emperor Las sent a
sword to ihe Sultan of Turkey, to
gether with a congratulatory mes
t"go, in recognition of the succ3es
ot the Turkish campaign on the Gal
Kpolli peninsula.
The town of Nancy In the Plan
('.crs zone, has a hoarding housq
keeper who announces in a local
1 aper that he has for rent "ground
lloors with bomb proof vaults'' and
■ bedrooms sheltered from taubes,"
ttates he "has gathered enough coal
lor the entire winter."
A dispatch from Loudon to the
I Jetton o lobe says that the Kaiser
recently had a narrow escape from
death in a flight over Warsaw in
ic Zeppelin. While in the air a
s crew broke and tore a great hole
i:i t'.ic aluminum envelope. The air
ship began to list heavily and a
iarachute was inst-uitly prepared
lor the use of the Kaiser. At the
l ist moment the anchor caught in
tome trees, and, although dam
aged, the Zeppelin reached the
ground without actual disaster.
Albeit Uallin, direclor-general of
the Hamburg-American line, in an
article in the Vossichee Zeitung,
warns tho German people not to
1 oiget amid rejoicing over the new
Berlin *o Bagdad achievement .the
< id foundation of the present wealth
which enables Germany to con
duct the war to a victorious end,
l.anioly: her ocean-borne commerce
lien wlic will be called upon finally
ta construct lasting peace he says,
lausi see to it that sanguinary
v«r of arms is not followed by an
i conemic conflict which would keep
the nations aoart. Thus, the de
liand for tho freedom of the soas,
is at the forefront.
Austria hag givon out letters of
tho Britissh embassy in Athens and
private letters of British authori
ties in Greece, taken from two Eng
lish officers on a Greek Bhip cap
Pack Irani Restaruant
The Delmonio of Alaska
CHAKT-EY JOHN
Karaiian & Cleca*
PROl'RJBTOKS
Jv..u Oan Crt wi-Ai Y«'u Coo»sd ott it Sfiuuld Of
vt and PrlYatc DIa«er Partier
A rti.aOi. \ud ot-raio*. '-abl« pmce for a sapper «.ftar the allow
Or in coij prvrat* bootiu 11 uealrai
tured by an Austrian submarine In
the Mediterranean. The official
correspondence showed that thg Al
lies demanded the withdrawal of
the Greek troops from Salonikl and
irlclnity; freedom along the border
[or transportation of troops and tho
right to search. ships and destroy
hostile submarine along the coast
md in territorial waters. In one
3f the private letters a BrltlsJi of
ficial is said to have suggested the
letlrronement of the Greek king
ind to make Venizelos president of
the proposed Hellenic republic.
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lisordered kidneys and my back
vas so sore and lame that 1 could
lardly move. X noticed the pains
nore !n the morning than at any
)ther time. I had headaches and
lizzy spells and black specks ap
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t fel* tired and languid, had
trouble from the kidney secretions
ind my bladder waf inflamed.
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set Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
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Stnd the Daily Alaskan to your
friends. It's easier than writing
letters.
Zenith Oil for tha sewing ma
chine. It protects the life of all
frictioual points, making them work
Biuoothly and suroly. Prevents
rust forming on the metal parts.
Will not gum or be«omo rancid. 10c
25c, 60c bottles. Keller Bro3.,
Sole Skagway Agents.
LUX contains more real 6oap
tbau five times Its weight in ordi
nir> soaps or soap powder. Get it
for 10c at Kellers'. tf
You make a mistake if
you df not stoo at
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Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
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Indian Baskets ^
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the sartar bilk mwi
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mil* aj^ oream to all point*
oa White PaM ft Yu*o«
Route
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HIGH - PRICES
FOP: FINE FURS
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sc hedule of sailings
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Juneau-Sitka Route
Learei Juaeau for Douglas, Fa*
Hooaah, Oyp«uni, Tanakee
Kllliaaso, Chatham aad Sitka
every Wednesday at 12.01
a. m.
Juneau-Skagway Route
Lei i-j% Ska^way for Halnag, EB
dred Kock, Comet, Joalla, Sacti*
el Island, Cagle Hirer, Dcugia*
ind Juneau,
EVERY SUnUAY AT 19:01 a. mi,
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