Cuiicura Talcum
Is So Refreshing
.\n cxqutfi: !y scented, antiteptic
-
■ Jv't i -*:ns, overcomes
hi nv i er«j»tr. -t- J imnaitt a
, la i. , :r„.ra:;ec. Laving
>n;h sweet and unuiesomc.
-~Cutic uraToiiet Trio *^C
. Oi ai..l
Ta>.r<: an ' ."•■'able rdiuncts j
. ; the dailv i ilet »r* maintaining i
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• '-."a tuCdC jei?catc:> medic? cu •
; i frccj • mact with I
v :r Cin as in »i?e for all toilet
t cp me sKtn. sea
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t ileum
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^ Itnilhcrliuod. —
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[utHitg <*r<-r\ second &uc
four ill Tuesii:lr «v«'i t r. •
3:30 o'cloik V'sli
l*i >>r< j.er» .-orJiilly welcome.
I "i Keller, Arctic Chit-r.
J tv! i : U A t.tig Ar. t.c L'lrei to:
F. Ac M.
V lilir l"«>* I. -d e F. S
A. M Xo. 11:;, meets 2d
an: itii MiXiinlai
.,( pii, fa umutJi \ isitiHi
It <ir»-o writomc.
isU secie'^rT.
li. P. O. Jt"' KS
j i-utifc'
:o «J1. rt. P. 0
: i >s meets ev1
I'hurt : > a S'lK
M
V- iv "rs cord a: y v Ui^ om
ii.v ccuskal, n
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at lli.it li»'J .-IS Hrth \v<
.»>»!■ Vi-fu,; tirOi!i«m cordially iu
!.• :itt u:! >1. K. l!oucr». W. I*.
( V . (Sriesl*1*'!. roLary.
\.i i... r. . , r - O. K. S.
i. ll '.Ii ir t au.
iu c t>. • : - is.; at J
I'.ii'TO; Va:i«l«wa'.i .Worthy
Vir juia SuH-cool- S>'CP-tary.
I'K )1 K.-.-10VAL i'AKDS
OK u S- KEI.L.HR
Dentist
; Moc-era Ali-tVds
;p Hou.k: 0-12 a m- 1-6 p- ta
• J»*an h-iltlicg — Broadway
MvAUWAY ALASKA
tt U. STOl'T
" i u ; a f j At Law
Vracilc* la all courts
!a .territory of Al:,aka
!• Vl.NKS - — ~ — ALASKA
ORDINANCE 127.
, . i . E REPEALING Ol
D1NaN<-'£ .NO. 131 ENTITLED,
-an ORDINANCE TO ALLOW
MIL'il COU'jJ To GRAZE i:
TUK STREET AND ALLEYS 01
rilK TOWN' OF.iSKAGWAY.
-1iK i OWN OF SKAGWAY DOES
(iU'.WN AS FOLLOWS,
ItrUKAL.
SJCTION 1.
I : Oriliaiuce No. 134, Entitle c
"Aa Ordinan',; to allow Milch
C >,vs to *raza in oa the Struts aa
Alleys of 'he ~owa of Ska^way bo
o . d is her-.'b? repealed.
Pas'ed oq s-8Pensloa of the
r;tlos. Aft^r second readias this
- ,!h day, of October 1920, anj aJ>
Proved the gams day.
Au'i t. . ; .
W. i. McBrl^n, Clerk
Amoved.
E.J Shaw.
^ ' ~ V Mayo
Sl<agway's Social Weel(
y\rw-,/!synr\/>vn7
Wescott was a dinner
guest in Mtsy. Harriet S. Pull0u on
Tli'»uii£v,ivins Day.
Father Kil^ur Oaliant was a difi
ncr suc»t of -Mr. and Jlrts. Mct'ann
on Thai-ksgiving Day.
0— n—o
Mr. A'thur Collision dined on
Thank.s;i\ing Day with tile family
of .Mr. and .Mrs. M*. J. MuMhlil
Mr. ap.l Mis. K. J. .--liiuv iml .Mr
C. M. i.a IIuL. dined ou Th misgiving
Ikiy wiih Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Vati
de Wait.
Mr. <l'.id .Mrs. Yl\ K. S.'ear Mi'.)
Perro and I hilij) OTson dined en
Thanksgaing with Mr. and Mrs.
Kobert L'viiie.
o—u—o
Mr. W. J itli 1 joo and l:is son W.
J. Ble-'.soe Jr. were 8"csts of Mr.
and in j. J. X. Hanson on 'i'hanlca
giviug Day.
Mr. J. C. Phelrii and Mr. C'lirls
Larson wiro dLn^rs in the family of
Mr. and -Mrs. M;.r* I'bt.l!'s on
Tliank.juing D:iv.
m—1>—o —
Mr. a.id AJrs. A. K„ lvindtll were
dinntfr t.u''sls of Mrs. H:irriet S.
I'ulien "t t!i,» l'ulli a t J louse on
Thank -aing Day.
Mr. Mrs. Jonathan McBrie11
Oiitort-u:!t>d Mr "Willi -in S-iuie and
Mr. Waiter Mc DrieU at dinner
Thanl.vning D;'y.
'
it ii .Ms. an.I -Mis. C. F. Curtis
lis uii . . t.kj^hing 1- y.
Mr. Dan McDcnalil Mr. John UrU'S
b^ck r;• J Mr. John lirashell dined
with ?ir -■ nil Mr'<. itjr. C. SiPprolie
and f . jilf on Thanksgiving.
Mr. u. u W.tl.s entertained
Mr. an.l Mrs. J.ym in It^vnoldson an
tluir iiil'e sun .Vim Edvard at
1
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.Mrs ■ ;it t JucoIxmmi and Mr. an
.
1
'
i ig Diy. .. J
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The I", .. I.. .. Yk'.ntot'liergor Mrs.
W'int.;iti r.^, r a; i t!i,Jr son Donald
v0r«.' -'.ir i f Mr. and M:s. C. V.
Z.nkatt on Than!.. Mug Day at the
l'allen House.
Miss i-'icriiu-o lhelj-s and Mr.
Chari-'- ilcddinu t ^ere dinner
' :
son fii*. Miss I'iaia C'.it!»on en
ThanUss-vii'S Day.
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Many of 3Uag\va\ :ios;-.-.abl© f.uu
ilitv cntoftain, d t!ii 1 a . !ors and
those no 1: :. s nuking the
ilay s, t rsuie for then* giving a
iV 1 day of thanks.
0—u—c
.Mr. and . <. -irlfS Rapiizzi and
tlii-ri <.LiMr;n v\rt. dinn<* guests
of Mrs Tu\..l Rai'UZ/.i .'-Uss DelU
U;U'iizz! and Mr. CcorgL. itiyuzzi on
fianiw: j\ ing Day.
U—0 -n
Mr. and Mrc. Kenneth Ilannan
and Ju< Martin Conway vera
Thanki'unlng <2i:.n..r yu*.-:s of Mr.
? ml Mrs. R. C. Iicury and Mr. an!
Mrs. E II. OwL.ti.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashley enter
tahied Mrs. Moffat Mr. and Mrs
Eric Tuifer JVinnif < d 'i'ulfer and Mr
Robert Erri at dinner on Thanks
giving I';..- tlio Puiie'i House
.Mrs. *.l!»ccml)er was a dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. John A<le 0Q Thank
giving JDa>.
Mrs. baumelster and her daughter
Mrs. George Black and her grand da
ghter Adriana Black and Mr. Wert
Aden were Invited to dine with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fowler on Thanky"
giving Bay.
iMr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn Mr and
J.r.i Jr.ines K. Mic A.1 later Mr. Wil
liu,:n 1 ynu utul Miss Caroline Mc
Alistrr enjoyed a. family Thanksgiv
ing diuner in thQ home of Mr. and
Mrs. Flynn.
The Matron of Uie W P. and Y.
It. ana ner aKsistei't the Misses
Both maud PrePared a little Thanks
giving fcast for the hosPital force
and thsi latlents and nil had a ve.
good Urn© and gave thanks.
o—o—o
Br. and Mrs. S. Keller and Mr
John O.son were dinner guests 011
Thank.giving Bay of Mrls. L. E.
Crowe and Mr. and Mrs. John M.
Keller, a most delicious dinner
prepared i<y Mrs, Crowe waii served.
u—v—a
Mr. and Mrs. JI. B. Clark and
their tv o daughters Miss Flori's and
Miss loiothy entertained at dinner
ou 1'anksgivlng for Mrs. J. T
Thurston Mr. T. J. Standish Mr.
Kliuer Farmer and Sir. John Mc
1., an.
VT
Many ;.poi'lc went for the Thanks
giving sermon in the Presbyterian
Church and then went to the Social
Centrs where a delicious breakfafct
was served. It wafc a real season
cf Thi-ntt giving anil many were lien
eflted (Hereby.
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Th0 °'d time "]>rn l>an<'e" gi<; •
is cusiouiary uu Thanksgiving ev
l>y the lv". P. & Y. K. was "well at
tended and a jolly time was had. A
juinili r of the boys from the Post
cam0 i,i> on the Peterson and helped
lo uiaij,; mrry.
—V V
L'r. and Mrs. Thomas RunnalU
and (ho'.r three daughters MeW EL
len Margaret and Shirley end Dep
uty 1*. rf. Marshal Fred Tanner and
Mrs. Tauner Were dinner guests of
Mr. in'". Mrs. Frank J>. AVelfcter on
TUauKs-h !ng Day.
—**—
Mr*. ];«dley Allen who visited
v :li n Parents M/r. and Mrs. Jon
Pth.m Mil ii,ti left 011 the last Jef
rs a fjr Junc.aiu where she and Mr
AIl,,n w^nt south on the Spokane
for a winter in Seattle Portland
and San Francisco.
The Pul'eti House served a dinner
] ar e-wl« nce on Thanksgiving Day
to whiMi many were invit0d to 1'ar
ti'kj bythfcir friends. There were
daflit:,-s to suit the t:,ste of the mos
fastidious and no «.xi'ense waa, spare
by tlii« t>Uerous hostess to give each
one 1'li.aiiiire.
Thc Oo'den Xor:h did not serve a
holiday ainnpr as the host and lios
ttss Air. aildMrs. George Dedman
Were ":vited to dine «itii friends.
Iiirt on fno Sunday before Thanksgi'
ing a r-.>. ai f(.ast was served to ho
ld gutsts and as many o{ the towns
People rs chose to avail themselves
of tli'i opportunity of Procuring an
c« "11 dinner at popular prices.
v
About the frbit, of December Mr.
and Mrs. Jamcs Tropea and their
two little daughters Kofce and Marie
vill l,.a-.-e for the TrOPea ranch nea
Lallts Oregon. After a visit there
they wli! come north again and go
to Go'ju.Hrd's hot Springs at Sani
tarium near Sitka. Mr. and Mrs.
Trolya have been veiy successful
in their l)Usineess] and after a Rea
son of Lard work they will take a
well earned vacation.
0—U—0
Mr. anu Mrs. W. A. Ilries Judge
and Mrs. E. A. Ras(mu(s0n Ji
Evangdline RaUmusen and Elmer
Rasuiitsua wer0 dinner guests
of Mrs. Helcn * I>. Lynrh Miss
Kate Lynch "nd Aliases Nancy
Elleeu and Jano Lynch on
Thanksgiving1 Day. In the evening
tho little i,arty WeTe joined by Fath
er Edyar Gallant Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
McCann and tluir children and all
enjoyed a real old fashioned Thanks
giving t\ening.
—**—
Mr. end Mrs. Frank E. Wilcox
hav0 r«ccntly returned to Seattle
wher th.y will resid0 in the future
Since canting to Seattle a little
daughter was born to them on the
ninth of the Present month. Mr.
and Airs. Wilcox were with Mrs. Wil
cox's jarents Mr. :lnd Mra. Scolt
I Were residents of Skaguav a few
years asc. Mr. Wilcox was oasis"
tent ca>!.iej for the W. 1' & V. it.
and Mra Scott was particularly ac
j tive iu Cross work.
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| Tbe tallowing item clipped from
the Ala-sica Dispatch may be of in
terest 'o Skaguay readers:" A girl
i baby armed at the liome of Mr. au
.Sirs. Harry Uanlc.ls on West ninth
J street during the week. Sirs. Dan
iels and the baby are doing well".
|Th0 people in town will remem"
ber Sir.-i. Daniels as Miss Aleta Kobe
' son wu()a slic lived hore on© time
I with. t< r varuts Sir. and Sirs. Bert
Howdcs^ell- Mr. llowdeshell was a
tnat time editor of the Skaguay
Daily Alaskan.
♦♦—
Ai 1 ILK Y—.MOFPaTT
TUe redding of Miss Agnea C.
.Moffat and Sir. Ho\v"-rd Ashley was
soIeniiii/t:d on Thanksgiving eve at
the Fui.en House the Rcvfcrend K. I.
Wintytt, rgt r officiating. Sir. "and
Sirs. Frit. Telfer stood with the
bride end groom and were witnesses
to th0 certificate of marriage The
Service v.us Performed in the famou
old "eatl parlor" which was ui.o
beautif.i' with a \veaith of carna
tiens aud chrysanthemums. A moBt
delicious wedding dinner was served
in the east Parlor with table decora
tions of beautiful floweris. Those
Present wire the Reverend and Mrs.
E. h. 'A iutcrbrgi'i" Sirs. Harriet S.
1'ulleti Mr. and Sirs. Eric Tclfer Sir.
Robert Karl Judge Martiu Conwaj
and th.-j brideTs mother Sirs. Sloffat.
The briue cam0 to Skaguay sever
r.l years «gc and was one of the sue
lessfui teacher& in the Public fc'liool
and from this position she resigned
to acv'r that offered as assasbent
/Post mister. Aftur filling this Place
I-very ;:ui cyssfully for two years she
resigRt-d and accppted a Position a>s
assistant post master In Ketch lean
later O 'u'ing again to Skagway with
her mo,her she entered lier old Posi
i tion as n.csist<.nt to Po«t Slaster
Conwiy .vhieli plac0 she will contin
ue to I. ild for the Present- Mrs.
AsllileJ" has won through htr unfail
ing kin intss and courtesy a higli
place the friendship and estfeen:
of the p< Pie of Skagway.
Th0 jsroorn lmis lived in Skagwaj
for years and is tJiP ».-usted niastei
met'har.i-. <,f the White I'asb an(J
Yukon Route- He has always beer
active hi civil social and Politico,
life am! enjoys the confidence anr
esteem jf all life acquaintances Sir
and Sirs. Ashley will make tliei
home a* the l'ulien House for thi
jDTesent.
— —
Tim* for Pin sical Ex?rcise. _
Wliiiti". .T t:irat V. ivrk one li:is to
j <!o. it sho'ih! N> 1 "fore nny vis
? front" is ■ t ■»• people the host
•
I ilu!if •••; .• v.(»" e r-!-o« takon Itn
nt»illiitvly ::ftor frettlnc out of heil
have n 1 ful. not n harmful, Infiu
As f tr
■
• tween •.:•••:• !:fa<t ami lv.nch—tliot
j -liotilil til- tr'.owi] tiv nil. exrept those
i-=o tVrtuuate. . : tin ■ ctunate. that they
tin r.ot htive to im; !;c any real use of
■
: H. AfM'njrton Urn in tlte Chicago
I Daily Nov s.
Queen Mary of England lias lost
forty hou-«-maI'ls because she can't
afford to raise lh.;r wises. She will
receive the hearty . r .ith.v of all her
American sister holt- wives who from
the suuiu rtason an? obliged to <lo
their own work, but also their curiosi
ty as to how a queen will Uo her owu
cookinc. washing anil Ironing.
.. ^'Tfrian
i co Anxious.
>Uiry men had just arrived at
srratidtunther's house and Denounced
herself ,*is bein;; tlilrsty. "Don't drink
water, Imncy." said grandmother.
"Here's a niee •/lass of milk you can
have." Uttle Mary EPen demurred
hut cmndmolher Insisted that she
drink tho «lass of milk. Finally Mary
Ellen looked at grandmother k;;s
[ileinasly. "Why, has It had « fi.v in
i: ?" she asked.
The hold which inovlos pictures has
taken tip'Ui tne country tnay he judirefl
from the fact that the I.os Angeles
film players and directors pay more
than STi.lKHl,lH)0 income taics.
It Js sahl there are two or three
hundred Mexican women engaged In
hullfishlinK which fact may throw
some liirt t .in the backward conditions
in that nouprogivssire nation.
What this country needs is fewer
automobile drivers and wore wheel
barrow pushers.
It Is nor at .'ill likely Hint nnj
American military attache pave $20,(XX
to any Japanese ollieinl fur any map o1
any "far eastern country." One slm
pie hut sufficient reason for discredit
iti2 the story is that this country nevel
supplies its representatives with a
bribery fund and never pays then
enouuh to enable them to do any brib
ing that is worthy of mention.
A Mexican consul to this county
savs that revolutions in Mexico ar
over for good and all. If it is tru
ti.at agitated republic lias censed rc
tntiug on any uneasy political ax!
and has settled down to a stable basis
It may concentrate much ill-usetf el
fort, time and energy on an jnterna
Improvement badly needed to bring I
to any rank among civilized nations.
One of 'he perennial puzzles for in
vestors Is hov to tell when a very gon<
thing becomes just a little too gooi
to be real.
CHURCH NOTES I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
| Sunday service will toe held 7:30. |
O'clocn in the evening in the ChiuircH
Edifice of Christian Scienc« Society
of Sltflgway corner of Main street
and Fourth Avenue- •
Chris Ln Scienoe Subject: Ancient'
and Modem Necromancy. Alias .
meristn and Hypnotism Denounced. |
I Sunday School at 12:16.
I The l'uUic is cordially Invited. ]
I i'llCS'l l'UESUVTKIUAN CHL'KCH
PfV.E. L. Wlnterberger, D. D.
Pastor..
Sunday 11:00 a m Dlvinei Worship
witu Sermon by-the Minister- Sub
' jeflt: "Martha".
12:15 I m Bible school Classes tot}
all. \V'e have begun th,e Program
for Christmas and no one will want
to mis.}. ,
7:30 i> m Evening "Worship Sub
ject of the Sermon "Cbriet and
| P«ace'. 3f you havfe not bee1* 10
ichur h for some timo coma Sunday
I Yoj -vill find it mojtie that woit^
youir while.
j Wednesday 7:30 Prayer and Praia
| Service. We study the GREAT
I BOOK.
j aX. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHUKCSI
I ,
P-?0 Holy Communion
10-30 Ma"* and Sermon
Sunday School Immediately after
Mass.
I No evening devotions.
K8tt*er Edsar Gallant.
Full GosPel Mission.
titli! Ave- East of Broadway.
Ser#H'os:-fSunday 2:30 and 7:30.
Services '-Thursday 7:30 pm.
(Bible otidy Clasu).*
J$trvtCc.s--satU!rdBy 2:00Pm.
| Erer/one Is Invited to attebd.
I The TuuunAtyfcl night Bervic# 1*
! oi'en for discussion.
Bring jouux questions and coma.
( rue I'll arsday and Saturday ser
j vices are he^d up stairs orett" th«
j MisSlo'i Hell)'.
i Rev \V. H. Shoemaker and wif#
(in cha-<:.
Riitt?rf!y Jazz?
' Fpen niiT'tns one of tholr own spe
tiu'er swallowtail huttorflles
| will c\iM'iiti> :i kind of aerial waltz a«
I tlicy llil nhove. below. ami arotind each
I oilier In ih.-ir piny on I lie wing, says
Hi.- American Forestry Magazine of
Wn^liiir.'t in. D C. Coining out Into the
I open tV'.U. tlioir (Tiirht bads them here
j and there in varied course, as they
. v'sir the (lower tops nf thistles, golden
! roil, ntnl oilier attractive plants. Grow
j Ins thirsty, down tliey come to some
low. fint hank of n siusginh stream,
attracted l\v the presence of others of
their 1:1ml. and sip away to their
| hearts' coti'cnt pmislnc only now and
I then for a hrlef frolic in the sunlight
with some oilier his. black and yellow
j ratrahord of their own sort with no
i more I' ' '>i? of n bruin to worry It.
! Stify Joints
Sore Muscles
Smoothed Out By Kamlln'ft
Wizard Oil
,
Soreness and stiffness resulting
from unaccustomed use of muscles
■ or too much cxercise, such as ten
j nic, baseball, golf, hand-ball, etc.,
give way quickly to the soothing
! effect of Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It
, penetrates fast, drives out the sore
' ness, and limbers up stiff, aching
I joints and muscles.
Hamlin's Wizard OH Is a good depend
able preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid and when the doctor
1 may be : r away. It is an absolutely
reliable antiseptic application for cuts,
..nd stings. Sprains and
bruises h<>al rapidly under lta soothing,
i netratlng qualities. Keep it on hand,
j Generous elzc bottle 35c.
If you are troubled with constipation
i or sick headache try Hamlin's WIrard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for 30c.
GREETINGS.
Tbla "year'B offering In Gha-istmas
andl New Y0an Greeting cards in
ajtido many artistic) designs. Steel
land hand tinted designs from tha
finest atudios and at YeW moderate
prices. There are envelopes to match
each <ja;d. &se Keller Bros^dlsplay.
ORDER FDR HEARING EINfiL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
In commissioners court, Skagwa/
iPreclnct, Division No. 1, Territory
of Alaska.
In the matter of the Estate of
He!i-7 Gate Bowman, Deceased. In
Probate order for hearing flnan ac
count of administrator.
06orge W. Dillon, the adminlst-a
tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bos
man, deceased* having this day ren
dered and Presented for settle
'wtnt, and filed; In this Court, hla
final account of the administration
of (he estate of the said decedent,
It is ORDERED , That WgdnestiA
•the lath oay of Febuary. 192.
2o'clock In the afternoonf, at tho
office of slid commlsloner in said
Pr»c»nct, be. and th0 same la hereby
appointed as the time and Mace s ■
of heiiring of objections to such fi
utt account and the settlement theie
of; «>,d that said administrator do
cau»c to be Published In the Daily
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas
ka, a notice thereof as by by law r„.
quired and to file proof of Its Publi
cation In this Court before the day
aot for the hearing of said account
G(r„n under my hand and seal o!
the Probate Couiurt this 17th day c
■November, 1920.
JosePh J. P. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
flaio Probate Judge.
First Publication, Nov. 18th. 1920.
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
r>P.nl.\'AXCE 99
A.N ORWNANCE TO PROVlDE'FOi
A tax O.'UjOCS To PREVENr
'CERTAIN AMMALSvFR01I RUN
NING Ar large,* and for
other purposes.
•UK 'OWN OF SEC AG WAV, CY
Ho COMMON COUNCIL, DOCS
ORDAIN As FOLLOW!.:
^ERTaIN ANIMALS NO* TO RUN
A1' I.ARGE
gectioa 1. It Is hereby declared
unlawful for a bill ,ox, cow_ j
joat, ho*, or oth«r animal
ua*c» Provided, or any'dom«s1tlc fowl
aance Provided, or any domes'i^ !
*o un at lire# la the Town of'Ska™
way( or to o* I'aatured or herded,,
•r awaked or <I»d for tha p<irPose
of emclnff la any of the stress,'al
l«y«, squares, or other sroucds be
lonfc'In* to »r uader Us tfon'ro! c;
Town of Sk&s*ayi and withln
tU®'awn limit* of the »ald Town:
alh It skall be unlawful for'any
ef said aal^al*, or for stock of
any kind or »a|d do^eatic fowls,
t« be tlc1 , s(aked , Pastured, or
turned at larg0 uPon any Private,
i>rnP»rty w'tnlr atlie limits of t'
«aid town, wK.o<-t the consont o
the owner of 'aid ProPerty.
Pas-ed under 8J«Peasion of t e
rules and aPProved by the Common
CoamMl of the Towa of Skac'vay,
A1a»ka. lit.
THIS HKAOOl'A V
Pioneer Dairy
a. r SKTVAN. Pn.»
IJjE SANITARY MILK RftNGH
Th» ia.rg«« *ad b«rt oo»
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Old Timers
Looking: for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and new is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage traniferred to and from trains tree of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND DNIVKRSITT 8TS. SEATTLE
'ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiaHotcl is not and norer h&a bo«m owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
[BUSS MKET3 ALL TRAINS.
J. J BTAN, Prop. ROUT. KE5.I.T, M*r.