SPRING!
Ferry's and Lilly's
Seeds
Onion Sets Bone Meal
Full Line of Feed
at Lowest Prices
Poultry Tonic-Poultry Pepper
#
Lice Killer—Nest Eggs etc
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Q
<5 Yot. make a mistake if
<3 vou d< no stoo al
i
THE
Pullen House
Dectric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn each floor
(•araous for its Home Ctoking,
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Buttermiik from our own da"v
Fresh Eggs, etc
r Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up\
.. . — 1
W ell Lighted. Large Sample $
Rooms for Ttaveling M*n §
H. S. P»JLLEN. Pi op.
jkagway. Alaska o
o
Closing Out Sale
REAL ESTATE
I <iOOI> BARGAINS FOR THE
INVESTOR
now is I he time
TO Bt'Y
THE Rl'SH WII.L SOON
1SE HERE
SEE
Phil Abrahams
1NSIRANCK BONOS
GENERAL AGENT
.VOTARY IN OFFICE
I ESTABUSHED - - - 1897
SPRING SCHEDULE
ICANAOIAN,
^ PRINCESS MARY j
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
I March 9-20 30 April 10 20 May 1-11-22 §
June 1
| Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc, |
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
| WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS |
Tickets To All Points Kast
H Alt Particular* From
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
Subject To Change Without Not ice S
ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
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2 SAILINGS FROM SHAG WAY »
X -FOR- S
° SEATTLE
CITY OF SEA FTLE | i
Direct cjnnections fjr Tacomi, Vancouver $
£ and Victoria <
ijj o
3 Saili.ij for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
J.mss Wallace Agsnt - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
Sailings from Skagway to Seattle,
Tacoma and Way Ports
S. S. Jefferson, - April 20
E. J. SHAW Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY 2
I
Popular Picture Palace Tuesday aiMJ
1 1 A Wednesday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
CHARLES RAY
IN
THE EGG CRATE WALLOP
Hoot Gibson and Josephine Hill
IN
The Lone Hand
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Tho old town council! met Tor its i
final session at the regular hour. All |
the members were in their places I
and routine business was transacted. j
(The Council has made a good record j
considering the many handicaps
which they faced in the matter of I
work and finances. The Assessment |
levy which tiiis council has put thru !
will form an equitable basis for fu
ture action on the part of all coun-j
cils. The work on the bridge which i
cost over $2.0011, was paid for and j
the balance in the treasury for the i
new year, while not large, will be j
sufficient to carry on the work until1
more funds come in.
Just before adjournment Mayor \
Sluiw in a few well chosen words j
thanked the Councilmen for iheir co
operation and support during the
year.
With the sine die adjournment of j
the old council. Mayor Rasmusou |
called the new council to order and
proceeded with (lie business of the
evening. All the men had been
sworn i:i and took their placcs. I'e-|
titions and memorials were road.
These related to the positions of |
Town Marshal, and night watchman.
Four aspirants are in the Held for
the Town Marshalship. Mr. Wm.
Sime. Mr. John Wood. Mr. Wm. De
Wolfe. and Mr. Jack Kckert. With I
the latter was presented a petition j
signed by seventy seven townsmen.
This was laid over until the next |
meeting of the council. The Night
Watehman was appointed by the|
council.
A resolution was presented by
councilman Suffecool calling atten
tion to the fact that it would be
necessary for the council to take all
measures possible to keep the ex
Itenses of the Town down to the
minimum. After the appointment
of the committees the Clerk read
resolution relative to salaries to be
paid for the coming year. Town
Mars', ii is to receive #1.6S0.no, clerk
J"ii0 mi. treasurer ? I2I>, Night watch
man $600, and Hre chief $120. La
bor on the streets is to he* paid l'orl
at the r.ite of 60 cents an hour. This |
resolution was" carried without a
dissenting voice.
The committes are as follows:
Ways and Means. Howard Ashley,
Chairman. Curtis. Kville.
Public Property and Works. Frank |
SufTccool. Crairmau. Ashley. Han
! son.
Fire and Water. I". H. Richter.
Chairman. Suffecool, Curtis.
j Health and Police, Robert Kville,
I Chairman. Kichter, Ashley.
Judiciary and Election. C. F. Cur-1
lis. Chairman. Hanson. Kville.
Water Works. .1. X. Hanson, Chair
man. Richter. Suffecool.
Council! adjourned until next reg
ular meeting
UTV or SKAMYAV, ALASKA
Annual lirporl of I hi* Cily Clerk for
'lie Kisi'iil Year.
April l-i IIKiO ti> March ;J1 l!)il
KKdHlTS
Balance cash available
April 1, 1020
Water collections
Taxes, Real and Per
sonal
Licenses from 1". S. Dis
trict Court
Refund from Territory
Acct. School
Refund from Territory
Acct. Election .....
Dog tax
Penalty & Interest on
over-due taxes
Installing water
1811.57
3071.85
10096.14
1590.SO
4 S 2 ft. 7 4
32.00
52.00
173.20
4S.00
Thawing water pipe .. 1G.00
Loans from Ilank of Al
aska 3000.00
Fourth of July Commit
tee 122.57
Sale of lumber 5.00
Subscription to skating
rink 25.00
Sale of hose 5.00
Rental of Uas. pump .... 10.25
Total 2588S.32
DISIJLKSFMKXTS
Fire Department
Attendance at fires .... 100.00
Lights S2.20
Telephones 72.00
Fuel 5.00
.Miscellaneous labor ... 173.40
Miscellaneous Supplies. 25.30
Kent of Fire hall 90.00
Total
Water Department
Repair to mains, labor.
Repair main, supplies. .
.Miscellaneous labor . . .
Miscellaneous supplies.
Steam thawer, labor ...
Steam thawer. supplies.
lieutal of Water supply
1625
New equipment 267
Total 4349.99
General Expenses
City hall 69.45
Street lights 1307.50
Miscellaneous labor . .. 154.30
Miscellaneous supplies . 404.56
Election expense 64.17
Sick Indigent 13S.69
Advertising & Printing-. 434.40
Salaries, officers 4 224.00
School appropriations . 5474.76
Skating rink 43.00
River improvements .. 1106.80
22nd street bridge re
pairs 1758.50
Re-payment of loan
Bank of Alaska .... 3000.00
Total
Street Department
Side walk repair Materi
al
Cleaning crossings ....
Street crossing labor ..
Street crossing Materi .
al
Grading streets
Total
rotal Receipts
rotal expenses
Balance cash available
April 1. 1921, in
hands of treasurer . .
ASSETS
r\'is!i in hands of treas
urer
Outstanding Taxes, Real
& Personal
77S.12 I
3.00
170.65 [
187.2S I
151.50
1290.55
25SSS.32
24339.77
Total (net assets). 1930.15
Respectfully submitted.,
and certified correct
[Seal) Walter McBrien,
City Clerk.
ikagway. Alaska.
\pril IS, 1921.
The several organizations which
lave occasion to use the Social Cen
re have been having the main rooms
>( the building overhauled for their
ipring cleaning. Painting and pa
iring of the rooms have added very
nuch to their appsarance, and those
irganizations which have nad a part
n the work .appreciate much the
hanged appearance of the building.
)ther improvements will be made j
luring the summer. J
Summer Underwear
Separate Garments 50c
Union Suits 75c and $1.00
Sizes from 34 to 42
VOILE BLOUSES—HALF PRICE
All Sales FINAL and for CASH. NO EXCHANGES
L. A. HARRISON CO. FH°5E
LOCAL NOTES
Henry Dedman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Dedman arrived today
on the Estebeth from Juneau.
Mrs. (Dr.) Culbertson was an ar
rival on the train today from White
horse and will take the Princess
Mary tomorrow for a trip to Van
couver and other Canadian points.
Noted Guide or
Quest of Horses
A. S. (Shorty) Austen was an ar
rival from Carcross today on the
train. Mr. Austen is one of the most
prominent big hunter guides in tho
Yukon and is now on his way to
Victoria and Vancouver where he
will purchase a number of horses to
be used this summer with the big
game hunters whom ho will take out
into the mountains.
PRINCESS MARY HAS
BIG PASSENGER LIST
Hal Johnston, C. P. R., Agent, re
ceived advice today that the Prin
cess Mary would arrive in Skagway
tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
The Mary has one hundred and
ten passengers for this port and thir
ty tons of freight.
Most of the passengers are bound
for the interior and will leave on
the train on Thursday morning as
the train this morning was annulled.
JEFFERSON EARLY
TOMORROW MORNING
At noon today E. J. Shaw, agent
for the A. S? S. Co. received word
that the Jefferson was in Juneau
and would arrive in Skagway some
time early tomorrow morning.
RESUMES HER MISIC CLASS
Mrs. Frauk Seffecool will resume .
her classes in music beginningTues- '
day, May 2. A limited number only
will be taken. Those desiring time 1
please see Mrs. Suffecool at once, j
that suitable periods may be assign
ed. o-t.
New York, April 19.—The inves-j
tigation of the death of Captain j
Kronkhite was ordered today by At- j
torney General Daugherty at the re-'
quest of Senator Calder.
This announcement was made by
Jonah J. Goldstein, attorney for Ro- :
senbluth. Goldstein stated that the j
situation was parallelled in the fam- ■
ous Dreyfuss case in France a nutn- I
ber of years ago.
Paris, April IS.—Complete plans |
for the military coercion of Germany j
may be submitted to (he Allies today
by Premier Briand.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, ns they cannot reach i
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, ,
and that la by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in- 1
(lamed condition of the mucous lining of |
the Eustachian Tube. \Vi.t n this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or 1m
perfect hearing, and when It is entirely
closed. -Deafness Is the result. Unices the j
Inflammation can be n duct-d and this tube i
restored to ils normal condition, hearing J
will be destroyed forever. Many cas*s of j
deafness are caused by catarrh, which is
an Inflamed condition of the mucous eur- 1
faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine nets thru .
the blood on the mucous surfaces of tho ;
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that chnirot
be curod by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Clr*
culars free. All Druggists, 75c.
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
—A4T0rti»emei»t.
mm
A il.-Ijiin ;; lliui i iAleuued lo Many
» ola i'cojiii: in Skagway
Most old IlC-Opl
Ur worn out v
D.. .;ac..e i..- ...
.
Do. 4
.. -
idnt
young.
iteud tLi0 foliov
Jun.es Dur<..\
cog V;r^u-..: »i
"My b-.tU Y.CJ lai
wore weak }c.u
lO gl.'t Ui<
pain biru. .. 1..0 i
buck and I i - ; i
on tlio ue:aj Oil
lo raise up. 1 g,
at uigiil pais
IiO.is, I v. .l
bUl'IKll L. pa;:.'.
Dou.li & KUi.i
from Julian *■ .S
cured i:.y i..
and well,
clock-wu; -•
Price GOc, ;.c
simply ask lur a i
Dean's Kidi.oy i i
.Mr. Burks tud
Co., .Mlis., l u
e l»ave a liad back,
•c oilcu ucak.
•iih years ol work.
:.i u.tio of misery,
nigliis oi uuresl.
Dills liavu helped
i»r lor many.
.'.o lor oid and
*.:ig endorsement,
retired contractor,
Keuo, X«V„ says:
; ;;.id my kidneys
. j. VVtien i tried
a chair, a lerrilic
. ii.o" small ol my
.■ .:* o lay lia.ids
ue c'uuii* in order
. up several limes
i. I-..duty sucre*
colored and
1 i.eard about
iiJj a.id one box
.. o Drug Store
d made it sound
..hi'.s aricd like
>"i dealers. Don't
... cy remedy—get
lis—ilie same tliat
I'oster-Milburn
OL N. V.
IMli'Att'nil.Nx < 'J 1111 i.N'l KMOIt
«.i-.11-1 ill J.illl.l Office
Juuc-aa, Alaska, April XI, 1921
Notice hcrebj giveil that the
Arctic B . .. i d Cemetery Asso
ciation, Corporation, by \V. B.
Stout, 11. . i. Odea and II. O. Bantu,
its trustee, filed notice ot its
intention to subaiit final proof ia
support ui! ir3 application, serial
04793, for p. t under the provis
ions of the Act of March 1, 1907,
(34 Stat. . i i r l.,nds e.n braced
within I". Sarvay .No. 1235, sit
uated ca ;:.e . k ot tUo Chil
kat River, one . . !e v. est of Haines,
Alaska, in Latitude 09 degrees 11
Minutes .\'« and Longitude 100
decrees 2(S minutes V.>st, and more
parilcnlarlj d scribed ci follows:
(' mincncin-.; ui Corner X,
whence L\ .S. L. M. No. 57U bears
North $ i d . o l minutes East
S9.40 chains distance; thence
South K .::3 chains to Corner No.
2; thence West lii.1'9 chains lo
Corner No. tiier.ee North S.S0
chains to Corner No. 4, meander
corner oil line or ordinary high
tide i>; ( :ii- liiVer; thence me
andering tlio said river (l>
North 07 degrees 17 minutes East
12.'2G cliains to Corner No. a M.
C.; thence Last 0.95 chains to
Corner No, 1, the place of begin
ning, eonlainiiig an area of 21.tiii
acres. Variation :!i degrees 30
minutes Kast.
Proof i:i support of the applica
tion will ho submitted by the appli
cant and two of the following wit
nesses: Carl Ujornsiid, Erik Os
lund, 15. A. Baruett and C. H. Lind
liolm, all of Haines, Alaska, before
W. Hlnchman, r. S. Commission
?r at Haines, A!;iska, on June 1,
1021.
Fit A NIC A. BOYLE,
Register,
first Publication .April 11, 1921.
filial Publicat. May 14, 1921.
hocsk t on sua;
'our-room, substantial cottage, ad
joining my home. Best offer takes
it. House must be moved from
present location. * Cash or terms.
Apply W. C. Blanchard.