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TOWN IOPICS
J in my Rogers. Charles Madigan
Al. Berger, Put McGlinchy ;uid H
K. Egland, arrived ia Skagway fron
Atliu last night enroute for th«
south for the winter.
I. Urano, who hag beea cool
•it the Columb'a Mines company ai
Discovery for the past three sum
mere, came out last night and wil
sail /or Vancouver on the first boat
Howard Reinberg, who has been
engaged In mining with the Colum
bia Jlines company at Discovery
came out last night and will re
turn to Seattle oa the first boat
where he will again take up his
studies in a business college.
Frank Breeze, superintendent
an i Faul Greyer, general manage!
oi the Co.lumbja .Mines company,
operating on Pine creek and O'LKm
uell river, came in on last night's
train from Carcross, and will leave
far Vancouver on the first boat.
K. Xyshi, one ot the Japanese
boys employed by the Columbia
•Mines company at thelr holdings
Pine Creek, Atlin district, came out
last night and will leave for Van
couver on one of the first boats
s:iil«;:g from this port This is -his
thir: seaon with the company.
Victor Strom, haviug bought the
interests of Henry Ruffner ia the
lavs oa Pine creek, has entered a
partnership with Al. "Slim" Berg
er, and they are proceeding with the
work. Mr. Berger is foremau for
the Columbia Mines company, while
Mr. ctrosu is one of the successful
layman operating in the district,
lu taking over the interests, Mr.
Strom also bought the Ruffner
house, and w'aile his trip to the
outsi'le is said to be purely of a
business uature, it is rumored that
when he returns in the spring he
will bring in a partner whose du
ties will be to ureside over the
iiom<>.
MAURI KD
Last evening at seven o'clock, in
the prt*>eiice of Miss Katherine
Lynch and Mr. Wilbur J. Storey,
United States Commissioner Martin
Conway united, in the holy bonds of
ma.rrlr.gf. Miss Martha B. Frieden
thal and Mr. John Huntley, both of
Skagway.
NOTICE
Th»>re will be a regular meeting
of White PasB Lodge No. 113, F.
& A. M., Friday, November 12th,
at S v. m. Visiting brothers are
cot dial ly invited.
U-ll-2t THE SECRETARY.
dig it drugs on border-,
TWO ARE ARRESTED
(Continued from page 1.)
L. Upper, of Seattle, and Perry
Graham, of Bellingham, charged
with smuggling. Part of the stuff
seized was wrapped in paper bear
In? the address of a Vancouver, B.
C, wholesale drug store
Graham was arrested in Belling
ham while trying to sell morphine
He confessed, implicating Upper,
who he said employed him to sell
the stuff, which was brought across
from Vancouver in an automobile
NUGGET MOVIES
lltiiuilnt^, between Und and 3rd.
Op -a Every Night
TONIGHT
Pa the News No. 60, 1915.
"The Nyubrook Tragedy." — Ka
leiu company.—Two reelo.
"iiauiiigan's Harem." — Pathe
oomeJy.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
FIVE KEELS
(. oiii lueuces hi p. in.
LITTLE NATIVE 1JOV
PASSES A WAV
Little. Peter Austin, the 13 year
old sou of the late Dawson Charlie,
died nt the White Pass hospital
this aiorniiig at 2:3t) o'clock. The
I little lei low has been suffering with
tuleuulosis for years, and a lew
days ago contracted a severe at
tack ot pneumonia. He was takm
to the hospital last night at 11
o'clock, but was <oo weak to with
stand the ravages ol the disease.
H*s mother, Mrs. C. Austin, took
'he body over to Curcross oil to
day's train.
Seattle, Nov. 12—R. E. Nixon of
Uiis city died this morning, deutli
icllowiug shortly after an op«ration
ior appendicitis had been performed.
Mr. Nixoa was one of the old
est hotel men in the city, and also
one o£ the early st-ampeders to the
Klondike.
At the time of the discovery of
go'u in the Klondike by Skookum
Jim iiyl George Carmack, Mr. Nix
on was located at Circle, and im
mediately rushed to the scene of
the excitement, where he worked
several mines, putting in three
years at mining. He then cam® to
Seattle and accepted the manage
ment of the Hotel Northern, vhich
position, he filled foT a number of
years. Three years ago he left tlie
Northern and was associated wiith
the Hotel Frye. Last fall he ac
cepted the management of the Sa
voy hotel, which position ho held
at the t'me of his death.
He was a member of the Arctic
lirotherhood, and the Yukon Order
ox Pioneers.
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1 SHAKE-UP IS DUE III
ALASKA POSTAL DEPARTMENT
Washington, Nov. 12—Six post
offices, throughout the territory
of Alaska are now redya for demo
erulc appointees at the hands of
President Wilson.
The offices, with the present in
cumbents to l)e effected by the ap
pointments aro as follows: Cordova,
Harry G. Steel; Juneau, Earle L.
Hunter; Nome, Severiu J. Bakke;
S'warn, Philip J. Hickey, Jr.;
3Kag-,v.iy, A. E. Kindell; Valdez,
Jesse C. Jefferson. No names have
been mentioned officially for the
appointments, and us there are no
vacancies at the present time, it is
net likely that the appointments
will be mentioned until congress is
in session.
Postmaster A. E. Kindell was
seen by a representative of thiis pa
per today, as to the above press
dispatch, and In reply to same stat
ed that his term of office did not
expire until August, 1916. He then
showed a copy of a letter under
date of November 2, 1915 which
wa3 in the nature of a reply to ojie
received from the division of sal
aries tind allowances, in which ho
pretested against the reduction of
th allowance for clerical assistance
for llo Skagway postoffice from
$1,500 per annum to $1,000.
In this letter lie opens tho sub
ject by saying, "1 beg to advise
th'.t $1,000 is not enough for cleri
cal assistance and unless I am
given $1,500 as before, you may
consider tliis my resignation.. My
ono ambition has beon to sorvo to
the end of my term which expires
on tho second day of August, but
this cut in tho clerk hire allowance
's an 'usult, and fortunately, I do
not have to put up with it"
ESKIMOS Kill
ran men
'lhe Pas, Nov. 1—Two priests
and two prospectors have been mur
dered bv Eskimos north of Chester
field iniet. .
Inspector Beytes of the Royal
Northwest -Mounted l'olice will go
afer th«* murderers. The Eskjimos
have threatened certain death; for any
wl'.r- attempt to capture them, but
Bevies says the guilty -will be
br-iught to justice despite all
tha threats.
EIRE (IMS
STEAM PLANT
(Continued from page 1)
! big frame building, the fine West
iughouse turbine steam enguie w<is
Uurii-id. It was a 400-kilowatt eui
gi.ie. and of historic fame, inas
much as it was used to drive the
St. Louis exposition machinery prior
to its purchase by the Canadian
Klondyke.
At the time the fire started all
three boilers were in use, and driv
ing 'he engine, which was generat
ing pcwer for the company's gen
eral operations. The boilers were
among the largest in the country,
of tubular style. It is understood
they are apparently in good condi
tion as ever despite the fire.
A small corner of the big build
in?, ou tho southwest, \vas saved.
The gold washing room was in that
corner, and next to it was the pump
room. A portion of the goldwash
ing room was saved.
WHO WHO went uul id ue uiv
from the city reports that one of
thf* stacks 'become very hot whale
burning out and that was the cause
of t.ie wood in the roof igniting;
and that the fine pumping plant
would have been able to cope with
the situation, but for some reason
the pumps refused to work in tinne.
General Manager J. W. Boyle was
present before the firo was out,
aud took charge of the work, and is
now on the job. The flames have j
not burne-d down far enough to tell
exactly in what shape the engine '
was left.
Many Dawson people went out
from town in autos. The city fire
department was notified, but there'
What Is the Best Remedy For"
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each day. The answer is
We guarantee them to be satisfactory
to you. Bold only by us, 10 cents.
Wir. Brltv.
was nothing It could do, it Is un
derstood, and therefore sent no
rigs or men.
Fortunately no wind was blowing',
and nona of the other buildings
nearby were touched by the flames.
The l lant which was burned heated
the residences of General Manager
Boyle, Resident Manager Boyle and
jChief Engineer J. W. Boyle, Jr.;
(also the several office buildings, the
; new garage, the warehouses, ma
chine shops, barns, and men's sleop
[ing quarters. It is likely tho heat
ing plant will bo started soon af
ter the debris can be cleared away.
Yes—Many People
have told us the same story—distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
$2*2^ Dsr
before and after each meal will relieve
you. Sold only by us—25c.
Wm. Brm.
Browning has tho best equippet
wood sawing maohine In Skagway.
j If you can't afford to have liiiu
| saw your wood ho will saw it free
j of charge. He charces ? 1 for one
cut--$1.25 for two. Phone No. 90.
10-9-12-9.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
The assessment books of all
taxable proper'}* in the town ot
Skagway, for the year 1915, arc
now in my hands, mid taxes levied
upon same aro now due and
payable.
Taxes upon Personal property
will become delinquent on the lr-st
day of November, 1915, at 6 p. m.
Taxes upon Real property will
become delinquent on the last day
of February, 1916, at 6 p. m., and
unless such taxes are paid upon
both real and personal property on
or before date of delinquency, 20
per cent penalty will bo added
thereto and Interest charged at tbe
rate of eight per cent per annum.
All taxes payable at the office of
th.> Town Treasurer, a' U. S. Court
House, Skagway.
MARTIN CONWAY,
Town Treasurer.
11-1-11-18-'15.
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