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ORDER IN WHICH RAINES MEN
WILL BE CALLED EOR ORAFT
Men who have registered in Haines under the Selective Service
act of the United States should take especial note of the order num
bers printed below. Men will ho culled for examination In the order
o' the numbers to the right, those in Class 1, however, being called
firat. Prom the order number, one can judgo his liability of call in
the draft. I
LOCAL BOARD NO. a
City of Haines
HAINES, ALASKA
Form No. 102. Prepared by Provost Marshal General.
List of names of persons whose Registration Cards are in, the posses
sion of this Local Ifcoard, in order of their liability for military service,
«s determined by this Local Board, Q-a required by the Rules and Regu
derial No Namo Address given ou Registration Card. Order No.
10 Walter Alexander Watt
IS Johu Olal N'elsou,
15 Kerjieth, McKenzie Phillips
5 Jamos H. Smith
11 AlDert Louis Meyer
6 WW halm Anderson
25 Earl Osborne
8 Charley Van, Slyke
23 Charles Madlgan
19 George Lundy
4 Juuu Sillba
17 Hobert Jerome Shepard
1 Carl Svanssoa
7 Earl Wesley French
2t> Thos. Noble Scott
21 Ham Hjalmai^ Rntahack
14 Hubert Franklin Holder
13 Clarence Wheeler Holder
20 John Rosene, Jr.
27 Robert Bruce Brown
24 Henry Kimbell Parlp
12 Oscar Anderson Porcupine,
9 Martlr. Franctcso Boliix>
16 Pcrl'j B. Allen
llai-ias, Alaska, 1
Haines, Alaska. 2
.Haines, Alaska. 3
Haines, Alaska. 4
Haines, Alaska. 5
Haines, Alaska. 6
1 Tallies, Alaska 7
Haiues, Alaska. 8
Calden. Ontario. 9
Haines, Alaska. 10
Ilaiusa AJasJta. 11
Haines, Alaska. 12
Haines, Alaska. 1 13"
Haines, Alaska. 14
Skagway, Alaska. 15
Haines, Alaska. 16
Haines Alaska. 17 I
Hait.es, Alaska. 18
Hftlne?, Alaska. 19
llalnes, Alaska.. 20
Gen-. Del. Juneau, Alaska, 21
Alaska. (Via Haines.) 22
Haines, Alaska. 23
Hnines, Alaska 24
22 Patrick MoGlinchy, Canncore, Moi»eyniore Co., Dery, Ireland 25
2 Michaai Lennon Porcupine, Alaska. (Via Haines.) 26
3 Alfred Alfonee Soft© Haiues, Alaska . 27
Local Board No. 2, City of Haines, Ha;ncs, Alaska.
R» R M. ODELL, Chairman. P. HeUer, Clerk.
Dated 21st day of February, 1918.
"LOOKING BACKWARD"
History of 19 years ago ia Skag
wsi has been unearthed by the
fiadln^ ol a book containing the llBt
o? voters lor the yeax 1899, which
"Ives the name, place of birth, age
resdence, occupation, date of ar
rival »nd signature. Five hundred
and twenty-oilne names »re recorded
for the first wet and dry election
ho!d In Skagway. We print a num
ber of these names daily, hoping
•pweby to recall gome of the form
er SJt&ffway times. If anyone knows
of short stories or incidents in con
nection with any of these persons, we
wi'j apweclafe them. The name,
pl.*c« of birth, » 1 t> occupa
tion and date of arrival are printed
In coasacutive order.
Max F. Alder Ohio, Musician, Nov.
1897.
Fred Ba-ldie, New York, Miner, Nov.
1S97.
H Carter, Portland, Ore., Clerk,
March 1898.
J. Duffey, Iowa, Merchant, March
1898. j>
IS. GANTY
BOWLS 254
Mrs. P. H. Ganty last night bowl
ed 254 pointy era. the local Elks'
alleys, the highest score ever made
by any woman La Skagway, and the
highest score made on the local
aile.g this year by anyone. This
is a score and a reputation that
is hard to beat. High 200 scores
for the Dast week include:
r C. Ctole, 207, 206, 203.
Win. Batsoo, 201, 200.
P. H. Ganty 221.
Oscar Selmer, 204.
Cnas Karaman., 200;
Gene Smith, 202.
Mrs. P. H. Ganty. 254.
Mrs. O. Selmer, 210.
8KAGWAY BOYS
Henry Friedenthal has received i
word from his son "Eddy" at Au
burn which says he Met Ed. Llddi
coat and Airthur McKay and that
hot-. Skag-way boy a secured work
with the Northern Pacific in Au
burn as firemen. Ed. Friedenthal
is n <v firemen on the regular route,
and is doing service daily on the
majii ltoe. All three of the boys
are rooming and boarding in the
pame house, making it pleasant for
all. Emerson Rogers, it is undor
s'oo.I. has made application to join i
tha »ayy. : | j
Pe'er Eaies _ _ _ _ —
A. J. Frenn, Denmark, Carpenter,
ISPS.
C. I.. Gilbert, .Minn., Jeweler, Feb.
1S98.
A. liackett. England, Engineer,
Jui.e 189S.
Th^o. Johnson, Sweden, Cleric,
June 1898.
Ar'hur Kimberley, England, Gro
cei, Dec. 1897.
J. W. Loverin, Wisconsin, Carpenter,
[ Dec. 1897. I
Jan'Ls Mair, Scotland, I-Afcorer, Sept.
1898. I
| A- Nelson, Sweden, Restaurant, July;
1898. •;
j E. Ofrler -
I A'. Phillips, Missouri, Bartend
I ei, Jan. 1898.
W. H. Rush, Nev., Miner, Feb. 1898.
Cli?-fl Senfielder. Penn., Sign
writer, Aug. 1897.
O. Tjomsaaai Norway, , Contractor,
[ Aug. 1897.
H. f5. Williamson, Tacoma, Labor
er, Fpb. 1897.
E
L
J. M. Keller received a letter on
the Jel'ferson from W. G. Powell,
agect in. Skagway for the Grand
Truck Pacific Steamship- Co., writ
ten from Saskatoon, Sask., Feb.
22. Mr. Powell says that since
leaving Skagway last October they
have been very unsettled, having
speut a short time in Vancouver,
V— oria, Winnipeg, Toronto, Chi
cago and St. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell expect to
return to Skagway during M&rcU
or t!ie first week in April. The
Grand Trunk Co., has not yet an
nounced when the "Three Funnel
L.i'brs" will again toe placed on the
Alaska run, but Mr. PoweU sayg he
understands it will be much earlier
ttiau last year.
Fred G. Statham, representing
th«. American Paper Company, ac
companied by his wife, arrived in
Skagway on the City ofl Seattle last
nigh'1, Mr. Stat ham is one of the
most popular "knights of the grip" I
in Alaska, and Says that lie and his
wife have had a most enjoyable
time, having been westward and
going from Seward to Anchorage by
dog tc-am over the trail. They ex
sect to leave on the Santa Rita to
morrow night. i iiill.lv
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Wednesday and Thursday
Consolidate^ Film Corporation prcnnts Maurice (V«stelJ<)
ajul( Ethel Gi aaulln in
Crimson Stain Mystery
Epitade No. 12
Thajvhouser pinsents Valkyrien In THE (Ttl'fSK OP FATE
la. tluve parts ' >
MUTUAL WEEKLY NO. 14 ! Ill !
Music by Y'IoUil, Piano and Druir,s.
8-30 p-m. Sharp Admission 25c. 10c
DOINGS OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
The City Council met in regular
session last night, with. Jamesi Ken
nedy absent. Regular routine busi
ness w-s transacted.
A. C. Blanchajrd, chairman of the
Ways and Meanis committee, re
porte-' that about $70 were cleared
on tte sakting carnival. There
were oulv one or two ininoiv items
of expense.
The attention of the council was
calle' to tie fact tfcat the regular
election ia scheduled for the first
Tuesday in April. ,
The report of Cityj Treas&rer
Abrahams was read, approved and
plaee on file. Considerable mon
ey was shown to be ia the treasury.
The request of John Williams to
have *'3 taxes on the old Cassidy
property reduced was declined.
Oscar seimer reporxeo. iw cuy
watAi supply Is low, and that
thousands of gallons of water are
beims unnecessarily wated every
da- by persona who leave thieir
water taps wide open. The water
in Lower Lake Dewey is entirely
gone much of it being absorbed by
He 38 inches of ice that is there
and tn« rest being drained by open
taps in. the city. Yesterday Mr.
Nye went to the upper lake and
cpened the water main there in. or
der to refill Lower Lake Dewey,
but it was stated that unless water
is conserved instead of being wast
ed Skngway will Boon face a short
age.
Marshal pagQ ^-as instructed to
secure necessary oiling and rocks
and have them bauled to the north
end of the wing dam. on. Skagwaj
river where they Will bo readily ac
cessible this spring if the river
should flood. The heavy snows in
th» mountains presage swollen
Btreams when the SEring. thaw sets
in,
CITY WATER IS LOW
The a'^ention, of the city council ■
was last night called to the fact
thaf many persons are! allowing wat-1
ter from city service pipes to run
to wast* unnecessarily and that the
stage of water in; the lakes presages
a water shortage if the practise is
not regulated. The council urgBS
all water users to see that un-1
necessary waste is stopped, as pro
vided in section 19 of Ordinance No.
109,
Late this afternoon. Dr. Keller
cabled from Haines that he will be
back: in Skagway again tomorrow £
leaving Ft. Seward 10 o'clock on the
Peterson. , , • ( ; ; ;
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
If you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you I can offer you
Some Bargains
DONT FORGET that I sell
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ESTABLISHED 1807
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. MF.EMAV, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest and best corn
ducted dairy la Alaska.
Daily shipment* o£ pure
milk aud oream to all point
cn White Paea & Yukou
Route.
IN THE U. S. COMMISSIONER'S
COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
OB' ALASKA, DIV., NO. 1, SK AO
WAY PRECINCT.
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
T. A. McDonald, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Th«t the undesigned lias been, by
Edward A. Rasmuson, U. S. Com
missioner and Probate Judge of
the above entitled Court, by order
duly made and entered, appointed
executor of the estate of T. A. Mc
Donald, deceased. All persons bav
in? claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them
with proper vouchers in legal form
within she months from the date of
this notice to the undersigned at
his office in Skagwaj Alaska..
Dated this 7th day of Feb. 1918.
L. S. KELLER,
Executor.
First publication Feb. 7, 1918.
Final publication, March 7, 1918.