I
The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
Safety
Daring the winter teuo/i of 1914 —15 our regular train aer
vice will be maiataiaed Nortk a»d South] bound between
Sk.'guay an J \Vhite Mar##, trains '.earing both terminal*
every Tuesday and Friday.
U1INTER STftOS SERVICE ,
Our through Mail P**seng«r ana Freight Service will be
operated between JThite Herae aad Dawsea, affording al
possible comfort by meaas of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stag* and Automebile Line
For full information apply .to
j \Vhitrhorse, Y. T.
I CW.Caah,
! 5upt, Mail Service Dep*U
A. F. Zipf, Traffic Manager, 0
412 Serond Avenue,
Seattle, Wash.
he WhitePass AYukon Route
TfitK TABUS Hew *4.
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Ih daaa *—la* elans
3o a u» U«f«r HKACifA"\ ~ Arrives 8:20 p. m.
i M|i a. " I* Mi LB PAM 'tnmo 1:45 p. m.
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OLDfcST BANK IN ALASKA
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THE B. M BEHRENDS BANK f
Juneau, Alaska
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Japiul, $30,000.00. ^urplu* $20,000.00
8. \L bEHRENDS It WUJS« GUY McNAUGHTON,
Prsaideat •;»->* Via* PW Cashier
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KODAK YEAR BOOK FREE
=* All Kedaiens are invited to call
at XeBer Broa. and receive the new
kodak year book. 4-2l-3t.
Wasted Mleomeo to cell cigars,
ctsarettes, and tobacco to dealers
Bsp«rieno« nanw wry. Weekly sal
My and |5 a day tr*T*l'ng expens
es EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Boe
t»B, X«ML
i CANADIAN CAVALRY CHEERING KING. •
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LNFORMATOX TO YOIKRH OX
LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION
(Contluned from vage 1.)
the persons appointed must make
arrangements with thoses who in
tend to be applicants as to their
compensation, as the court has no
funds at Its disposal for such pur
pose.
VOTING
Having ascertained in the man
ner aforesaid the total number of
qualified persons, the next thing
is to ascertain how many of them
do, IN GOOD FAITII, consent.
For the purpose of ascertaining
this (as nearly as possible) the .U.
S. commissioner will, on May 24th,
be at the city hall in Skagway at
all times between the hours of 9
a. m. and 7 p. m., and will then
and there receive and place in a
ballot box provided for that pur
pose, the balli tt» of all the per
sons offering to vote on the ques
tion; provided the name of the
person is in the cei.sus book and
the person is not challenged.
If any person offers to vote
whose name Is not iu the book, the
ballot will nevertheless bo receiv
od If the person swears that he (or
she) nossessee the qualifications
aforesaid. In such case, however,
the name, residence and occupation
of the person shall be taken and
his (or her) ballot shall be plac
ed NOT in the ballot box, but must,
by Mm (or hex) be placed in a
sepaiate envelope which shall be
sealed and marked with his (or her
name and the word "omitted";
said envelope Is to be then and
there handed tc the commissioner
and is not to bo opened except by
an order of the court and in its
presence, and not then unless it be
necessary so to do n order to de
cide a contest
If any person offering to vote is
challenged as not possessing the
qualifications required by law, as
aforesaid, the ballot shall neverthe
less be received If the peison swears
that he possesses the qualifications
required. In »uch ct-se the name,
residence anu occupation of the per
son shall be taken, but his (or her)
ballo* shall be placed NOT in the
balk. box, but must, by him (or
her), be placed in a separate en
velope, which envelope shall be
sealed and marked with his (or
her) name and the word "challeng
ed"; and said envelope is to be
then and there handed to the com
'Gee, but that feels good!"
After Shave
Luxury
Counteract that dis
agreeable soapy feel
ing after shaving.
An'lttptic, CoounO and HcaHno
KELLER BROS.
mlssioner and is net to ba opened
except by an order of the court and
in its presence, and not then un
less it be necessary so to do in or
der to decido a contest.
The method of vot'ng is as fol
lows: These who consent to tho
sale of liquor in Skagway during
the year from July 1, 1&15, to
July I, iyiO, « ill write the word
"wet" on tho ballot; those who ari
not in favor of liquor being sold iii
Skagway during said year will
write the word "dry' on the ballot.
As each vote is received, if the
name of tho person voting is in the
census book the name shall be
checked, and if the name is not in
the census book a. sei.aratt noutiuti
shall be made thereof.
COl NT..\G
Wh-ju all have voted w ho offer
to vote, the said U. coinuiitsion
er shall proceed, publicly, to count
those ballots oi.ly which are in tha
ballut box, and he s.i>a|l certify the
lesult, and shall l'orwtrd to the
clerk of the court tti census books
and all the euveU pes containing
ballots.
If it appear., from the counting
of the ballots n ti:e^ ballet box
lhat a majority of ail the qualified
persons luiv. voted "wet," the re
sult will be considered as final,
unless those opposed to the graut
ing of the licenses show that tiiero
has been soma fraud or unfairness
affecting tho result. A reasonable
opportunity will be afforded to mak
this showing.
If it appears front the counting
of the ballots in Ihe ballot box
lhat a majority of all tho quali
fied persons have voted "dry," the
result will be considered as final,
unles-- the person desiring a li
cense shows that there has been
some trend or unfairness, affecting
the result. A reasonable opportuni
ty will be tiiiorded to make this
showing.
If it ppears from the counting
of the ballots in the ballot box that
neither sido has a majority of all
the qualified persons .then the
court will determine from evidence
produced at a full hearing, whkM,
if any, of the votes in the envel
opes are entitled to' be counted,
and will count them accordingly.
If, ou counting all the qualified
votes cast and considering- the
number of qualified persons who
cud not vote, it should appear thai
Uio number of votes cast on eith
er side might l>e materially affected
by counting thn number of qualified
persons who did no- vote, then
some equitable means will be adopt
ed to ascertain whether or not
qualified persons who did not
vote, do or do not consent to the
k;iIo of liquor, and effect will be
given accordingly. It is for that
purpose, and also to give the li
q.:cr dealers an opportunity to ad
just their business if the town
should go "dry" that the vote is
!o be taken thus early..
I cannot refrain from saying that
ho re will be no innocent or rea
ubli- misinterpretation of what
1 have said if you will bear in
nii..d two things.—
1. The law requires that the per
i d irl: tlie> license shall show
. ..ti c.tion ol the court that
:: i., ijority of the qualified persons
i c'.i" law does not say qualified vot
. h. , in good faith, consented.
Therefore it is up to you to show
..!!<! without such showing, the
". "less to grant a license.
The method adopted is design
■d pr'marily io afford persons an
y to express their wishes
ioi t publicity—that is, that the
D FAITH wishes of as many
i! 1" ma/ be ascertained. For
rant of a mere concise name, the
L'thod pointed out is spoken of as
"voting"—but this is not strictly
n election—it is only a method to
ilow a secret expression of the
- <•: 11 or non-consent. The re
t of iho method adopted MAY,
however, be final because enough
•< ;.le may vote to determine the
qup«tir>n.. If enly a small propor
q'.'.:ilifted' persons express*
icir preference, the result will,
not afford a fair basis of a test. It
is therefore to the interests of
both sides to see that as large- a
■ I'lriib'T as possible cast their votes,
boi- uro if either side has' in the
xa majority , of all quali
fi J persons, there will be.no ' call'
:iy further effort to determine
the mooted question of consent or
non-consent.
gorgas to fight cfryian typhus.
Photo copyright by American Press Association.
Burgeon General Gorgaa of the United 81 ites army, who cleaned up Pana
ma canal nine, asked to join Rockefeller t uiodatlon to save stricken Servia.
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every muiith
for Kluane and way
points and als>o on the
seventeenth of every
month for Cham paigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, Prop.
"• OFFICE
Regina Hotel :: Whitehorir. ( T
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| J. 1KUTA I
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Class
Official Watck Inspector for the
ty. P. & Y. Route .
Mail Orders given prompt care
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f HIGH - PRICES i
fc FOR FINE FURS 3
* WRITE FOB PRICE MBT
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Pioneer Dairy
H. IT. 8EJEMAN. Pn.p.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest and best co«
ducted dMry 1b Alaska
Daily chlpmenU of pure
milk aad cream to all polar*
ok. White Paaa £ Yukon
Route.
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0. 8. MAIL 8TKAMKH
Georgia
Elecrlc Lighted, steam Heatod.
schedule of SAILINGS
Salllag Date* ajtd Steamer Sub
lect to Change Without Notice
Juneau-Sitia &>ite
Leare* Juneau tor Douglas, Fun
Hoonah, GypBum, Tenakee, /
KJllLsnoo, Chatham oad Sitka
EVEIIY WEDNESDAY AT 52:01 :
i ru.
i i i s 11 • 5 c 11 / i t
Leares Skagway for Haime3, El
dred Rock, Comet, JuallB, Sentia
el la laud, Eagle Hirer, Douglai
and Juneau,
EVERY SUiiDAY AT 12:01 a. ai.
WILLIS E. NOWELL. Manager.