Season Work at Haines Is Completed
Al»>ku Komi Finishes
H:iin<^-IMri»>anl Camp l*roject;
SkaswajF Itriilso Built
Work on Hie Haines-Pleasant
Camp project is finished for the sea
son today. after an expenditure of
il'O.tMui. according to a statement
made by Cap;. C. S. Ward, disburs
ing ;ise»l for the Alaska Uoad Com
mission.
The completed work of the sen
son »• the constructing of one-half
mile i'i new road to connect the old
roul with the new bridge across the
ritiikat river at Well*. the con
struction of 300 fee! of pile ap
proacu to the I'hilkal bridge at
Wells and the construction of three
and one-half miles of sidehill road
around Kish Point on the north
r.TY S « 1.IMU
Valtios of Lihwty Rotttl.< art'
demonstration on the pari of the Ke
liuMfeait administration t'nt i' is tl»'
ti'rmlmtl to reduce public expendi
tures ami set the nation positlt n
to pav the !>om!s. emwriceai >'■>on
people to b'lV t'osse securities H the
lutproi es *he value of
tin1 ent.re list.
•Imnk of the Klabltil river, three
' miles above Wells.
Crew Movitl
' The crew that has been working
on the Haines-Weasam Camp road
was moved today lo Haines and will
'grade the llalnes-Mud I5.iy road
|which was cleared during August,
rapt Ward stated. This proje-t will
lie completed this year with an ex
penditure of $7,000.
Ilridge Construct! >1
I Work on the new dispersion
bridge across the Skagv aj' 'iver nl
Skagway is progressing rapidly. The
abutments and anchora-cs .i*e near
■ ompletion and tlm ai tnnl erection
of the bridge will be comp'.«t ! -»:th
In the next few weeks. 1'hc »o.-k
is lining supervised for the ..id
mission bv \ ! H-ihn, superin
tendent of the White Pass railway.
K\|»«'ii CrltiilMK —Mother —
"Those lit tie playmates of yours
i
ttot»K> "Oh. -o 5 of V11 try to.
mother. I "it '!<"> ; t imi'-h Kood at
it."—Ufe.
I ni.<:r Aifvain Horse I'.ihman
!'o driver of lit ' •'* -power car.
who has humped in his horso: "Ah,
yer ViIinKii> row r:l V. ortv against
oho!"—Km niiu Xws (Loudonl.
To Advertise for
Mial Contrrcts
Indications Thai ltarlwn Methods
of Carrying Mail l>y Krelf'hl
Will Ho Abolished
I'ostmaster General Will H. Ha* s
evidently intends: to resume tlie old
contracts with stesme.-« f<n the
transportation of mails !rom Seattle
to Alaskan pons instead of so id iiS
tt by freight. as at present. He is
advertising for bids for this ser> :oe
for a four-year period from Juh 1,
1922, to June SO, 1926. which will
lie received by the department un
til December 6 next, at 4:30 p m.
There are three forms of propos
als submitted for bidders, as fol
lows: First, from Seattle hv Cor
dova. Valdei and Latouche to Sew
ard. l.fi"4.50 miles and back every
eleven days, from March 1 to No
vember 30. and once every fifteen
days from December 1 to "February
2s. and as much oftener as the con
tractor's boats ma* run. all oilier
points in southeastern and south
western Alaska at which vcsfc.K fi.iy
call to be supplied: including Ketch
ikan. Wrangell. Juneau. Skagwav
and Anchorage, when the vessels
run to those points.
Second, from Seattle In Ket ,i
kan, Wrangell, Juneau. Cordova.
Yaldei and Latouche to Seward. 1.
704 miles (omitting Wrangell on
southbound trips at option of con
tractor) the other specification* be
ing the same as the first bid.
Third, from Seattle by Ketchikan,
Petersburg, Juneau. Yakutat (one
way once a month 1' Cordova, Yal
dei and Lditoucbe to Seward. 1,700
miles, three times a month from
March 1 to October 31. and twice a
month from November 1 to Febru
ary 2S, and from Seward by Seldo
via to Kodiak. returning direct to
Seward (with privilege to contract
or of calling at Anchorage and in
termediate ports during the summer
months In either direction), once a
month all the year round and as
much oftener as contractor's boats
may run on any part of the route.
Bids are also asked from Cordova
to Katalla. S5 miles, twice a month
and as much oftener as the contract
or's boats may run.
Gracious *ii*" mr ——One o' the ncai
■i;' replies on record must '>e cr»*dl
tvl to old Cl - r ■ >' »r N'orth. Trn
f< *sor Avtoun. >-f "Scottish Cavalier
loved and was l«vid by
North's dau;i.'C>.- lie \vi*> too norv
(n« to face • father. so the hlas~
|ngirl he,*.-if asked paternal con
sent to their om.'.i i.;e. "Pifa's sn
«7-er is on '.hi back of my d'ess."
sj-ic the scbo r°: .laughter. ret i ru
le,. to her tr<! uM.« r wuitlnjr lover
vho. turning her round. read ,ti o
j-tj red slip of pap<-r "With tVe
at.ihor's co 3 i.t ie v" — I^ocdon
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JUNEAU
Fraternal Order of
PaRtca
SSVatrwaj- Aerl«s No. V >
Iraternal Order ol
Kafirs wert tli« Arm
and third ^e«in.>»d*y night of earn
| month at their hall on Fifth Ai*
1 no<v Visit injj brother* cordlallj in
vited to attend.
O, H. ROGERS, \v. r.
I J. M. Gritwbach, Sec'y.
rionrfru or Alaska, lploo No. 12,
meet In A. a II all «r«it Monday in
every month at 8:80 p. m.
Visit inp brothers cordially wel
come. i. C. THKLPS, See"?
I — — TV
Naomi Chapter Vo. ft,
O. E. R-, meet* In Ma
ironic hall, firrt anil
'third Friday, of wh
month, at 8 o'dotk. Vis*
it ins member* welcome.
Oharrie Marie Spark*.
Worthy Matron.
Virgin in Suffecool, Secretary.
Take Grove-* LAXITTVS BROMO
QriMXK tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of E. \\. Grove. 30c.
To Cure a fold m One H»y
NOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunks. Baggage or anything cist'.
Call up the John Williams. V. S
Transfer Co.
Also Wood and Coal for sale,
QUI ft LY REUEV a ^ }_{
si. ER
At 4 uti
t succcssm
nilTTir Mt~ ^
trc of COW* Ir-lri: <
PROFESSIONAL CAW»i
W. B, gTOtTT
A ! I • r m r »t L«w
rrsrtJr# in all conrti
In Territory of Alaak*
HUNKS ALASKA
DR. I>. R. KF.LI.KR
IVnHtrt
Mod Mmlwii ho<}f
Honrn: P-I2 a. m—l-fl p. m.
Alvkn HnlldlnR Bro«dw*>
SKAGWAT ALASKA
SKAGWAV8
FRATKRNAL ORDKRS
("amp 8%*«w«y Ko. t,
mwi nw) arcond «»<1
(onrth Toe* <3 *7 evening
at 8:80 o'clock. VUit
(nc brother* cordially wrlront*.
J. M. Kfil<T, U R. K«U»r,
Arctic Kpcorder, Arctic Qilaf.
R. P. O. ELKS. «:**•
' way lxvlp*, Ko. *SI, R.
T. O. Elk*, me*U firrt
and third Thur*)ar» •'
f :SO p. m.
Visiting brother# cor
<1Ully welcome.
j. c. wooo, e. n.
K. J. V AXDEW ALL, Secrfrj.
F. A 4- M.
Whit# 1'ns* Lodge P. A A.
A. 1L Xtt. 11S. 2nd
nnd *th ftatorda? wt*n&
of Mrh month at 8 o'clock.
Visiting Rr»thr«n ar« wvi
oom*.
JOHN" N. HAXSKf. W. M.
T. J. Star dish, S»»cretarr
Home Made Candy Shop
Cimwi. V. T
GLADYS SIMMONS. Proprirtm*
Lmlitud.. Tl D-rr»r. 2160 Fm«
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi, Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave.. DAWSON. Y.T
Seven Passenjrer McLaughlin Buick Car Service
Attention
Tourists...
WHEN" TV W 1ITTKHORSE
-CITY CAFE "
GOOD EA TS
LVXCHES. SHORT ORRERs. V\I> ITT.l. MEAKS SERVER
George Yashida, Proprietor
AI-SO MANAGER OE THE
Caribou Hdtel Dining Room
CARCROSS, T. T.
JUST A REMINDER- VF. T « I . :sT CLASS PRINTING
White Fass & Yukon Route
UMK TABLE NO. 47.
Daily except Sunday
No 1, IS. Bonnil
1st Class.
No. 2, 8. Bonr<l
\*t.cu«*
9.30 *a. m. Leaves
11:5S a m. "
1:30 p. in.
S:05 p. m. "
6:25 p.m. Arrives
SKAGmat
AVHTTF PASS
nEXNETT
CARCROSS
WHTTE1TORSK
Arrives 4 jo r m.
I/Pstps 3:00 p. m.
1:45 p. B.
11:60 » B.
I 10 am.
Passenpers must he at the depot In time to hare Racr&ce In
spected, and checked. Inspection is st. pped thirty minute# befor«
leaving time of trains.
160 pounds of Batrgapp Trill he checked free witi each full far*
ticket, and T6 pounds with each half fare ticket.