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No. 57 SEVENTEENTH YljJAR
. . AY ALASKA, THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 19U TRICE 10 CENTS
Juneau, April 9—United States
District Judse Robert W. Jennings,
and District Attorney John Rustgard
will go to Skagvvay todiy on bus
iness in connection with the Dis
trict Court.
Among natters to be considered
are applications tor liquor licenses.
Protests has been made against the
granting of a license for the Board
of Trade, which, it alleged. is less
than the required distance from a
chur.h.
Attorney 2. R. Cheney wjll ac
cotr.; iay ti;e court to Ska sway.
The Daily Alaskan received word
this norni: g that the above officials
would be here on the Georgia this
Albany, X. Y. April S—Governor
Jlyn: rod-y refused to commute
■
u-: l li'.'ti: Becker's second
I . Hartford, Conn, a lew religious
soot • its recently started and call
ed, ■ ri'.t- I" lUrcii of God and Saints
o' C.irist." Tne bead of the stvt
!..ts ssued asi order that all those
i o tve or will join the church
hereafter v.-ill have to remarry,
■ine'-vist, ,. I t''ose who are divorced
tid h..ve remarried as tin, have
b» order> i to their former wives.
To eoivforti: to the order, many
are < ally pplylng fur 1.lenses to
re ma ~ry.
JUST A FEW NECESSITIES
just a few of the Needful Articles
for parties going to the New Diggings
8 and 12 inch Rubber Packs—Hip Boots
Miners' Leather Shoes
Large Size Heavy Wool Blankets
heavy Wool Sox Sheep Lined Moccasins
Fur, Wool, and Leather Lined Mi its
Heavy W ool Lndenvear=-=B'anket L:nei?
Coat? and Pants and Sweaters
Fur and Cloth Caps
7x9 and 8 x 10-3 ft. Wall 10 oz. Duck Tents
IN FACT, WE HAVE EVERYTHING
FOR THE HINER WITH THE EX
CEPTION of Groceries and Hardware
ff. j. LYNCH
The Up To Di.t3 Haberdasher
and Ladies' Furnisher ^
PHCiSE 41 SKAGWAY
(President Dickeson Makes Good His Promise of!
i Through Transportation System to St. -
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Seattle, Apr. itttrur^-srnexjt was made here today that the White|
Pass &. Yukon Roiv . ... j&iiv -.id completed its purchase of the Northern1
Navigation Compare * \n. Alaska and the Yukon and that English
capita! is now in or. ccn^oi of the northern ir&nsportatcn situation
of the interior.
ALAoKAWILLGET
1WB DELEGATED
New York, April >>—Charles HillU
oday made a report upon the p >
po-ed plan to decre:'_e so&J.u u
Am' alio territorial represent:.
.1; the national convention,
state and territory must r.ai.y . r-'
plan, under wiiieii 1 ?<i»a ffiii
1.wo vo\iig delegates.
W ashingtou, P. C , April N—A
four per cent income tax oil ■ ;f>.
net incomes oi' railroads in Alaska',
as a substitute for ;h.» present li
cense, is embodied in a propose.;
bill which has been reported ..'tvc
ibly to the house.
C. li. Iiosba.t v: s it under
u:t -t nib u.Oi li.ijj l/i tuy I ■
..o, t:cv ."ii c
• •.Idi .« * t
•in r ■ ■ vacillated v ■ .1 ioi:r
'.t flifii ■ at former
: to tUo > 'bia of i:;« !«.'.• cr .o
i ji >\'t • *ay S'iHO'.is tlociurrcu
r iyi' J t'i» bill :.i'. " js'uart,
• • ' a i-!!~pl!TlO lO. 1 n " f it
s*n t lie V'Ulu give Sir.io .rf
b;:l for the value.
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tn. / in
fj'tUil iU Iviftj
A Utr. Itof tbft 2\. \Y. it. P.
ii. now i-.tinned r.t iuteruatioa
?.! tou'. .«:••, at tho sjnii >: of the
Whits I'aas, whore business it is
to ooc . all Interior bo a,id travel
ers u:--e r.i least $25 ia on:h with
:hem. .-.ad to turn back nil these
who are u . .ble to meo ' lie i-equire
Ut9:it3.
This regulation was in forco fit
ilio summit several years ago, but
lor seme time has been a dead lfct
ler until Quite recently, when it
was revived, owing to the large
number of mushers who have been
o:i»g *ov;r the pass since the be
ginning of the year.
We are informed that many of
Uiost? bound for the interior have
ioiled up to the summit with heavy
;>acks on their backs only to j9
turned back on roaching that point,
and it is for tjiis reason thai we
are sounding a note of warning to
ti .'•.•iers who are not prepared to
;noi t iho police resulatiou.
Seattle, April 8—Tho c>.ainbcr
c .v.mcrcc here roceivvd a letter
>. iy ron Secretary of the Iiitorlor
i K. Lauc stating that be
v.cuid p.rrivo in this city tho middle
i o:r b", summme.-.
Denver, April 8—Western gov
ernors who met hero today will
aia're a demand for other federal
banks in the wast besides the one
iliat has beo?n assigned to San Fran
eisco.
New York, April 9—The New
York stock exchange will close for
Ltood tomrrow.
7a Oar Patrons
JZ. " _ V'^SSiS "C. T*,-**"*! «*■«*<»»■> JMBW—M—
\>Z2 inform you that we have received
- v" .> . tect Fovrres or Austrian dainties
> e<\ii-v it Vogel, of Dresden and Vienna,
• cc.-.iai:: ike true fruit juices the moulds re
ihen i or if in other forms contain Al
ir.cr.d ?c.ste, Chocolate and Nut centres.
Those cooes are arc the highest of the confectioner's
ar: _r.J tjesiow being very delicious to use as
tanie d-vorations for all occasions.
P. IL GANTY, GROCER
SKACWAY, ALASKA.
Washington, D. C., Ap.il S—i*
is understood tore that President |
Wil.,on lias selected the ru-ate ior
the vlriska railroad, but that it will
not be anaounfed until secretary
of t io Interior Ume visits the north
surenier.
\m \ iisorr ill
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W J S c-j fl S I* M SSB
Washington, D. C., April S—The
president, in company with bis fam
ily, will spend Easter Sunday at
Hot Spring, Virlj:iaia.
Washington, I'. C., April 9—
Jolm Ericson or Chicago has been
strongly recommended to President
vVilson for appointment as super
.ntenaeiii of construction of the
•Mask i railroad.
ca.w
Step Up
And Get
f Real Tailoring!
You particular fellows who don't care
o pay High prices should take time to
investigate our custom-tailoring de
partment. If you want
.v Thoroughly High-Grade
§
/ Made-To-Measure Clothes
we can satisfy you in style, pattern
and price, for we'll send your meas
urements and description to
Ed. V. Price & Co. &JtA
and get the cream of ci>stom-iailo.:ng. Ask to see our book of
Spring Samples for 19! 4
WILL CLAYSON—Clothier
ELECTION HEWS
m BUISIDE
Tacoma, April 8—Early returns
iu tho municipal primaries here
today indicate that A. V. Fawcett,
who was recalled as mayor of this
city a few years.ago, is in the lead
over rtev. Stoever his' opponent.
Paterson, April 8—The republi
cans gained one seat and th© dem
ocrats lost one seat in the New
Jersey house of representatives as
i result of the special election held
here yesterday. In the seventh
Mew Jersey district Dow Drukiien
was elected to succeed the late
Congressman Bremmer.
Boston, April 8—James Gallivan,
democrat, was yesterday elected
to congress in the 12th district.
Chicago, April 8—Returns so
far received indicate that twelve
cic'e counties in Illinois have been
udded to the dry territory, the
women swarming to the polls to
~'as>L their ballots. i
In he first ward of this city Bath
House John was elected as alderman,
Jiii.vaukee, April 8—For Mayor
'?p.-iing, non-partisan, was yesterday
alec ted over Seidel, socialistic . dem
ocrat.
Birmingham, Ala., April 9—
L"i 'or-.Leat Hobson in Tuesday's
iioction by almost 30,000 votes.
Washington, April 9—Represent
ative J. A. Falconer, of Washington,
"Progressive, today introduced a bill
in. the House providing for prohib
ition of the sale and manufacture
of liquor in Alasfc.
Itepreseentative Falconer is a
k'v.-yer of Everett and is a Pro
jrtoSivo candidate for the nomin
ation for Senator from his state.