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lead pencils in hard, soft and indel
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Department of the Interior
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Juneau, Alaska,
January 25. 1922.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that
the Haines Packing Company, a cor
poration organized under and by
virtue of tne laws of tha Territory
of Alaska, through its attorney in
fact. H. L. Faulkner, Juneau, Al
aska. has filed application, serial
04016 for a patent for lands em
braced in lot 2, section 19, T. 31
S., R. 60 E., Copper River Merid
ian. containing an area of 23,75
acres, under the provision of sec
tion 10 of the act of May 14, 1898.
(30 Stat. 414).
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any of the above land,
should file their adverse claim with
the United States Land Office, at
Juneau. Alaska, within the period of
publication or thlity days thereaf
ter. or they will be barred by the
provisions of the Statute.
FRANK A. BOYLE,
Register.
Date of first publ'cation, Feb. 14.
Date of last publication. April 15.
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for
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WESTW ARD STEAMERS
SOUTH BOUND
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JUNEAU on THURSDAY
tor
texekrb and
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Information, Ticket* and
Freight Rates
SI<agway's Social Wcel<
Dr. Prvor of Haines Is In town to
relieve Dr. A. \V. Valens while he
goes to Juneau on business.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Nelson and
Miner E. Rogers were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eville on
Thursday. ,
Sergeant and Mrs. Rrobeck of Ft.
William H. Seward came up from
the Post and attended the Masonic
bail on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiley of
Haines were visitors in Skagway
last Saturday and attended the Ma
sonic ball in the evening.
Judge E. A. Ras.nuson, president
of the Bank o( Alaska, returned
Thursday from a tour of inspection
of branch banks at the westward.
Mr. R. R. Peebler of Taglsh re
turned on the Ksteteth from Juneau
where he went on business, and was
a guest of the Golden North hotel
until the tra.n left for the north ou
Friday.
Everybody is getting ready for the
club entertainment in Elks' hall
Tuesday night and a tine program
will be enjoyed. T..ose who are not
taking part are getting ready to go,
so there is little in a social way for
the town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Nelson of
Spruce creek of the Atlin district
arrived in towu on the Estebeth
from an extended visit at Tenakee
Hot Springs. Seattle, and Vancouver,
and after a stop at the Portland
House, they will leave for their
home.
Judge W. B. Stout was a home
coming passenger on the Estebcth,
having conn- north from the States
on one of the large steamers bound
for the westward. Judge Stout
spent the holiday season with his
| daughters and other relatives nad
i Is now glad to be at home again.
If you want a whole evening of
solid good time dc not fall to at
tend the Woman's Club entertain
ment on Tuesday evening in Klks"
hall. Entire program new and
many local hits well worth the hear
ing. Be sure to go and in order to
have comfort, secure a reserved
seat.
The dance given by the Masonic
fraternity in their ball on Saturday
night was a decided success. The
I attendance was hall capacity and
the rooms upstairs were reserved for
those who wished to play cards.
I Many were in atteJdance from out
| of town and the whole affair was
I marked by Jollity and good-will
' Delicious refreshments were served.
SITKA BY THE SEA
—o—
I know the home of rainbows.
There lurks the pot of gold.
And gay auroras tangle
Our hearts, and closely hold.
And snowy, misty uiountains
Seem a fairy rlnj: to be
As they circle 'round old Sitka,
Fu<r Sitka by the sea.
There, days are often lengthened
To shine frrfm sun to sun;
And nights are sometimes endless.
Their darkness never done,—
But wliet-her sun or shadow
On all the landscape be
There's always cheer in Sitka
Quaint Sitka by the sea.
There yves old honored Santa
With sledge and reindeer four.
And early Christmas morning
Comes prancing thru our door.
And there on every Christmas
My soul doth long to be.—
On distant dream-like Sitka,
Loved Sitka by Uie sea.
Mrs. M. F. Schukenecht.
The above is cPpped from the Vor
stovian. a bright little monthly pnp
er published by the Slieldon-Jaok
son Native school Mrs. Schuken
echt was a former .eacher of Sitka.
o—o—o
George Simmons of Carcross was
a returning passenger on the Este
beth from Juneau. Mr. Simmons
went down on a mission of business
and it is rumored that he may take
a life pariner from the capital city
at some future date. Mr. Simmons
was a guest of the Golden North ho
tel while in Skagwav.
Louis Outfield, cider son of Mr
and Mrs. Max Gutfleld arrived from
San Francisco recently, being called
home by the illness of his father.
Mr. Gutfeld is assistant timekeeper
in the S. P. R. U. freight depot in
San Francisco ana will leave for
that place as soon as his father's
I health will permit. Mr Gutfeld re
ports the prosperity and well-doing
' of l.ovell C. Housrfeau. who is at
work In his chssen vocation of
printing. Mr. Rousseau's brother.
Albert, and his family are also in
San Francisco, where Albert has
work with the street car company.
Fred Fiekardt is living in the town
of Paxton. where he is station agent
Clarence Olson. Miss Imogene Cory
ell and her sister. Roberta. Mr Gut
feld saw in Portland, where they
are now living. "Tommy" Jones and
his bride made Mr. Gutfeld a call
when on their way to southern Cal
ifornia on their wydding trip. Mr
Gutfeld is in excellent spirits and en
Joying his home visit with his par
ents. brother Arnold and his host
of friends.
Mrs. Woodbury Abbey and Iter |
two children, Denlse and Woodbury, j
Jr., recently arrived In Juneau. |
where Mr. Abbey bas been for some j
months back. Tht ^ oodbury fam
ily will make Juneau their home
for the present. Mrs. Abbey and
the children made Skagway their
home for many months in times
gone by and they number many]
in Skagway among their friends. i
In honor of Mrs. Feero's sister,
Mrs. Ouy C. Sipprelle. Mr. and Mr*
Frank X. Feero en.ertalned at din
ner on Sunday, the occasion being
Mrs. Slpprelle's birthday. Those
present were Dr. and Mrs Thomas
Runnals ar.d their three children,
Merry Ellen. Margt-.-et and Shirley;
Mrs. N J Black, Mr Dan McDon-j
aid. Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Sipprelle
and their two children, Walter and
Winnifred: Mr. an J Mrs. Frank N.
Feero and their three little girls.
Myrna. Geraldine ar.d Veniia.
Mrs Eric Telfer and her little
daughter Winnifred will leave on ,
the Princess Mar* for a visit in
coast cities. Vancouver. Victoria j
and I^adner. B C., and Seattle.
Washington. At 1 adner they will
visit with Mrs. Telfer's sister, Mrs.
A. Davy, and also with her perents.
Mrs. Davy was a kumruer guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Telfei some time ago
and made many friends in Skagway
Mrs. Telfer and Winnifred will get
to southern cities In time for the
glorious blossoming season and may
not return before the crop of early
fruits.
Honoring her little daughter El-'
len's birthday, Mrs. Karl Larson en
tertained a number of her friend? '
on Monday afternoon. fiames !
amused the children and a delight- \
ful supper was served The grown t
ups had a table bj themselves, the i
older children had another table and
the »ee ones, with the little hostess 1
had a tiny table to themselves and
all went merry as merry could be.
At the small table were Ellen l.ar-l
son. Ruth Geyer. Shirly Runnalls j
ai d Venita Feero. The grown ups j
were the grandmother of little El j
len. Mrs. J. E. Feero. Mrs. N. J.
Black, Mrs. Thomas Runnals. Mrs. I
Frank D Webster, Mrs Guy C. Sip- j
prelle and the mother. Mrs. Karl i
1-arson. The oldtr children were)
Merry Ellen and Margaret Runnals.'
Walter and Win..ifred Sipprelle. i
Mvrna and Geraldue Feero. Stew-1
art and I'rania Larson. Little El
lon received a nunber of prett*
gifts The littlest table was decked
with a fine centerp ece—a big birth I
day cake with four pretty candles, j
one for each happy year of the llt-j
tie girl's journey on the "long, long '
trail."
——— —
Library Benefit Entertainment
Tnder the Auspices of the Skagway Woman's Club.
ElkV Hall, Tuesday, March 14th, at 8:15 sharp
P It O C. R A M
PART I
1. Selection Skagway Band|
2. AX INTIMATE ACQIWIXTANCK TWO ACT PI.AY |
CAST
Maude Bowen. a popular young society woman ... .Mrs C. F. Curtis
Mrs. Bowen, Maude's mother Mrs. E. H. Owen
Blanche, her maid Miss Delia Rapuzzi
Claribel. her dearest friend Margaret Ross Callihan
Laura Burton, an intimate acquaintance Mrs. L. A. McAlister
3. Musical Selection between 1st and 2nd acts by Jazz Band
(Messrs. McMillan. Rogers and Selmer)
Ten minutes intermission with music by Skagway Band
PART II
4. Vocal Solo, selected Mr. A. C. Blanchard i
Mr. P. H. Ganty, accompanist
E. Selection
MINSTRELS
Interlocutor Mrs. Mary McCann
Kndmi-n—
Mi randy Mrs. Florence Van de Wall
Primrose Mrs. Ethel Johnston
Assistants—
Snowball Mrs. Edna Feero
Cloe Mrs. Bessio Smith
Topsy Mrs. Lena Hansen
Jemima Mrs. Irene Witso
Belinda Mrs. Pearl Rogers
Dixie Mrs. Mariara Pries
Little 'Liza Jane Mrs. Eileen Owen
Patsy Mrs. Ethel Sipprelle
Dina Miss Delia Rapuzzi
Pansy Miss Birdie Selmer
White Chile Mrs. Myrtle Keller, Accompanist
Jazz Band
A Mountain ChiM's Summary of
Rnle» of Hralih
The following resume of a forty
five-minute talk on health and hy
giene. (riven in a schoolroom down
in the mountains of North Carolina,
was made by a child nine years of
age. to take home to her mother
The child certainly caught the es
sential points:
Ef ye wash yourself inside and
out no pisin will stick to you and
make you sick.
Your mouth was made to eat witn
and yer nose to breathe with. Ef
ve don't do hit this a way ye might
get a sickness.
Ef you haft to jpit. kiver it up
with dirt.
Ye needn't have varmints In yer
hed ef ye don't want him. I fergit
the name she give the stuff that will
kill 'em. but if ye keep clean tl.ey
won't be any.
Ef sores air made clean and kep
clean ve won't get blood pisin.
Worms is dirt come to life in yon.
as should not be thar. Wash all grt
den stuff keerful and clean your
spring.
Ef ye don't scour ynr teeth yer
mouth might be a swill pail and ef
waste Is not got rid of ye might set
a fever.
Ef ye keep yer finger nails e>an
ye can scratch yer hide withont din
ger of pisin. And hit air not polite
to bev dirty nails.
Ef ye have sore eyes, don't spre.id
'em among others. Be keerful not I
to use no one's basin or towel orj
liandkerchiew.
Ef ye see a baby with sor* eyes. J
tell a doctor. Little babios don't
belong to have nothing the matter,
with 'em.
Ef you get hurt get fixed right,
away or tomorrow It will be a big-!
per hurt. A house afire is too late.
—Journal American Medical Asso
ciation. J
' THE SKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. RKKMA1, Prop.
THt SANITARY JHU RANCH
The lirp«t uu) hen iwn
docted dairy t» AJaaka. .
Dally •hlpmr»t» of poir
milk and croan to all
paints on Whit* Paw A
Yukon Root*.
a aouar a u.omfi will bring u>«
Alasim to jour door.
Big Game Guide
Rportnnn wba in latoreat
oi la buUni M| |m la U>#
Lower Ynkoa m>irf arc la
vlicd to rail oa at. .1 bare
lived for manj rnut la the At
lla coontrj-, aa<l caa jwarantea
hnnilnK putto Baa twrlnnn
1 hat« a gorxl power tmat
for lake hnntlac aa4 tahtac .
Pw Infortuattoa call or a4
dl g—
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O.
| Jill the idle hours
with pleasure!
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Remember, all we a*k in a umall
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...Caribou Hotel...
E. W. OMwii, ProprfHor. (
CARraom. T. t.
At the Meeting of R( it ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route lor
Atlin
CARCROS8 OFFERS TOVRISTS EVERT INPrCEMENT FOR
PI.EA8A.NT VACATION
GOOD HINTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FTRVISHED
White Fass & Yukon Route
| TTMK TABLE JTO. «*.
Tu«sdara and rrldan
So. 1, X. Bound,
list Clam.
8:50 a. m. Leavei
10:46 a. m.
12: JO p. m.
2:00 p. m. "
4:25 p.m. ArriTw
SKAGTWAY
W HI'l'K PASS
RKNXETT
CARCROSS
Jfo. a. R. Bounfl
lit Clam.
HrrlT»« I:It p. as
l*avw I CS p m
11:41 p. ai
" lt d a. m
1 11 a. m
F&ssenccn mast bo at tb# depot In time to itn n*icr*r« in
•peciea. and checked Intpect Iob ta atopped thlrcj mlaaiaa hefo.»
leannx time of train*.
1R0 pooadi of Bagcare wffl he checked fr«e wlt.'t «arh foil far#
uctet, and 76 poesda «1th eaaft half fare ticket.