MARTIN HARRAIS
The Democratic Candidate For
Delegate To Congress From Alaska
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
MARTIN HARRAIS, tlie Democratic Candidate for Dele
gate to Congress.
Believes in the old Democratic principles of local self
government.
.favors the passage ot a law requiring nominating pri
mary elections.
Advocates the Initiative, Referendum, and the Recall of all public servants.
Favors the Australian ballot system that machine politics must cease.
Relieves in “Alaskans for Alaska,” no non-residents for Alaska offices.
Vigorously condemns the appointive legislative commission by Federal gov
ernment.
Advocates government ownership and operation of railroads.
Favors building of wagon roads and trails by the government.
Believes that the tax on export fish products should be increased.
Condemns the present system of paying fish taxes by affidavits of operators.
Contends that all moneys derived from public lands should go to Alaska
fund.
Recommends that Congress make provision for destitute white people in
Alaska.
Demands the passage of a miner’s lien law covering the claim and all
machinery.
Recommends the abolition of the present unfair road tax.
Asks for thorough revision of mining laws to prevent present abuses.
Demands the inspection of all banks, private as well as Federal, in Alaska.
Demands strict enforcement of law for prevention of imported labor.
Urges establishment of an Insane Asylum in Alaska by the government.
Demands the eight-hour labor law in mines, smelters and reduction works.
Recommends that the government should provide homes for indigent pros
pectors.
Demands that all valid entries of Alaska coal lands proceed to patent.
Favors conservation against waste, but opposed to conservation of use.
Urges the passage of a rigid mining inspection law for Alaska.
Beinis is selling high-grade watches at
absolutely outside prices.
Special Dinner at the Golden North
Restaurant tomorrow.
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BLACKSMITH WORK-All Kinds
DEHN’S SHOP-Second Ave.
Native Hay For Sale—First,
('lass ('ondition—Haled
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| Winas and Liquors j
SOLD OVER
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TOWER BAR
Best Rooms and Drying
Accommodaiions For
Travelers In Town
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Proprietor
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GRAND HOTEL
Barber Shop
JIM ELLIS. Prop,
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Episcopal Church
Sunday school at St. James chappel
every Sunday at 12 o’clock.
FOR SALE—A fine set of Carpenter’s
Tools; practically all new—5 saws, d it on
plains, 1 set Russell Jennings bits, l
hand ax, 2 screw drivers, 2 claw ham
mers, 1 hand drill, 1 steel pinch bar, 2
try squares, 1 steel square, 1 bevel
square, 1 mitre gauge, 1 ratchet brace, 1
monkey wrench, and other extras. Price
$25. Inquire at News office.
Catholic Church
Every Sunday mass ami sermon at
10:30 a. m. At 3 o’eloek Sunday school.
At 7:30 p. in. Rosary instruction and
benediction of the Elessed Sacrament.
Rkv. II. Fkkkon, S. .1., Pastor.
FOR SAFE—An extraordinary line
jiecimen of buffalo oveicoat. Neve
been worn. For sale cheap. Impure
at News office.
Camp Oil'O'ii, No. L’o, meets » very
Fiiday evtniijiat 8:30, at ibe new A.
R. ball, Tanana. N isi ii a members cm -
liallv invited to attend.
1 he Only Perfect
Whiskey is
W. H. McBRAYER’S
W. H. McBrajrer**
Cedar Brook Distillery
Lawrenceburg, Ky.
At all Hotels, Bars and Clubs
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—Fop Sale at—
...THE NORTHERN...
R. R. STODDARD
Legal Blanks of All kinds For Sale;
-At the News Office- I