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Mrs. Ne>to: and Ca ue l’. W a x
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cent!) mu r.cd ...
Cob'INUM the cl'.ie' W it lit
Chief of Colice l*i i.at.. of no.
wa- recently arrested charged with
assault upon Archie Ihe’ich. a m.*;
b“i of th»' po ice force.
Attoi \
«•*! UP
•Mid uom* t*» San l riinriso' wia ’•* 11
lias intent • of vrettoijf into ’he
»t.*ry eivce.
Pv i! cm liakery at Kairbank- has
•, ’* , i » iia. id by K. t\ I’laussen of
i,t Tanncn liakery who will in !’ *
!’ * conduct both places.
Al V. • H. well known man of •
Sank*. •* m inhered among the d»: i m
• ">n. wounds sustained in b; '
l e on \ugin-t 12th.
iloo go Iloring. born and raised in
. P now* with the shipping
»«»:■.rd a eSvtrician on hoard the tank
-er Mentrolite.
AH seized liquor at Juneau has he
shipp* d south by naval officers to Sc
made into alcohol. The Kxplorer too :
a large part of the contraband hoe,.
n> Seattle.
\\. S. Hloeh. a fish buyer at Junea’*.
has been shopped from doing busine. i
by the 1’. S. Koo.l Administrator up*.*
■eeommand.ition of IVrritorial !• o. d
VdminUtrator Hnulley. l»S>ch was di ••
• 'boyitig all orders.
rke Will*' .'•tore, general merchau
{ >. at Juneau, has been purchased
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» t Pa S ' (oddstein.
! e (ienercl hospital at Juneau h\
“DEVIL DOG” AND “BLUE DEVIL” TOGETHER
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■II,.. A Hr,ill nil I In * Irfl Is „ T'lltled SI,Ilfs llllirllf. ITil*. Ilfl'T his lil'l
rhisli with I,In,. iIiiI>Im>iI him u "tenfel hilinl." whlrh Is |.erfeeil,v simmI (iei-mnii
for "devil doc" The siddler on the rl*rh( Is 11 member of the <'Imsseiirs AlpiiM.
whom 16 • Hermans have .tilled "blue devils." llo,I, marine mid ehnsseur have
1 willingly aec^plod *'u* appellations. %
- leased by th# government.
'Hie government hospital war bad!y
damaged in the recent Hood.
The Kev. Canon A. K. Ilutcher, ot
St. I.uke’s Kl’iscopal church at Moug-j
las, has accepted a mission in Mono- i
lulu.
A. \V. llalzimier, better known
throughout the territory as the "Ku.
.dan Kid.” has arrived at Cordova.
* and confirmed the rumor that he ha
solo some copper property on M'i|
creek to Martin Harrais, and will re- ;
eoive $ 0,1* K) on the deal while still!
I retaining certain interests in the pro
perty.
Mr Halz mier states tin* property
is at tin* head of Man creek about j
• twenty-six miles from McCarty ami j
i was originally staked by him several j
years ago.
The women of Kairbar.ks, Lstor.
j and Chatanika have made and ship
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where you will always receive a FAIR AND LIBERAL ASSORT MEN1
Highest Market Prices
RErURiSS—“QUICKER”
“Shubert” Unexcelled Service
is known to intelligent 1 • : r si ippers all over ALASKA. If y°u?r*
not “Shipping to Shubert” \ >uar< t gettingthe full benefit of the extremely high
prices Alaska 1 andhng at 1 ent time—get inline—aon t aeiay
ship all the Furs you have on hand ard keep them coming QUICK.
•••Shubert” Retui is are Satisfactory Returns-Write for -Ihr iehnfnTt e-himirr' -It’s FREE
A. B. SHUBERT, INC.
The Largest House in t ft: World Dealing Exclusively in American Raw Furs
Dept. 256—25-27 W. Austin Ave., - - Chicago, U. S. A.
pv<l to Seattle within the past fee
weeks ’>.”o comfort kits for the lien
Cross.
District loud Administrator \V. 'I.
JJillriN of Cordova, in complian <
>\ith tin* request «>I the fedenil foo.l
administrator for Alaska has appoint
ed a committee to fix prices on neccs
sitie> in the Copper City. The lett<
authorizing this action stated that
a report had been received complain
ing that prices were exorbitant and
asking that an investigation be start
ed; also recommending tin* establis!
ment of a price-fixing committee to
uiblisb ‘‘fair prices”.
The Scottish Rite Masons of tl. •
. alley of Juneau have purchased tb*
private library of the late Royal A
‘.iunnison, comprising about 1000 vol
•un«‘>. The library comprises works o
history, classics, philosophical, biogra
phies. famous authors, as well a;
many works of prose and poetry.
Carl I’ascher, Carl Timman and
Fred Sehwartzhopf were sent to Ji.
neau recently from Yakutat, on a
presidential warrent charging them
with violation of the alien enemy a< t
All throe are alien enemies and have
been employed on the waterfront arid
boats, and in the cannery at Yakutat.
which is a violation of the act.
Angus McCleod, a continuous res -
dent of Dawson for 21 years wno
had not been outside in all that
time, has left for a visit to his oi l
home at Prince Kdward Island. Af
ter a stay of a few weeks there he
will return to the Pacific roast and
locate. His wife preceded him south.
F. P. Burrell manager of the Nor
thwest Corporation, and F. T.
Nolan, Dawson manager of the N. A.
T. and T. Company, will spend the
winter in the Fast. Mr. Burrell wiM
spend most of his time in New York
and London, while Mr. Nolon will he
in New York and Florida. Both wid
return to Dawson in the Spring.
Commissioner G. I*. McKinzie of
Yukon Territory, who went South
last week on his way to Ottawa, will
; be away from Dawson until January, j
; Capt. Shepard has charge of the
enlistment of troops in the Atlin coun
I try under the new Canadian draft law
John Lalrie and J. McFarland,
formerly engaged in mining at Car
Cross, have become associated with
the Granby Company, with head
| quarters at Ketchikan.
Skagway has added beef to her
products. Mrs. H. S. Pullen has raid
ed a herd of fine beef on her Dyea
is marketing. She
has shi pped vegetables, ducks, gee<e
chickens and other products of the
farm, in addition to supplying her
famous Pullen House at Skagway.
Harry Carter who was injured so
severely by a fall in a Chicken
Creek shaft that he was unconscious |
for two days is recovering slowly in
S a Dawson hospital. He was removed ,
j from the Fortymile district to Daw- |
| son for medical treatment.
i James Winthrow, Dominion tele
' graph operator at Lower Lebargc
i for several years, has been trans
j ferred to a station 12 miles North
of Hazleton
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