The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-06

Fifth avenue for goo feet east Of Broad way is to be graveled bv the property owners in that vicinity. w. F. Lokowitz was out with a subscription list yesterday and raised enough money to do the work Captain Hovev has donated the use of a afne mule team. The improvement of this street " il add greatly to the value of ad- jitent property.
 J. K. Gandolfo, a pioneer fruit merchant of Dawson who has been below on a pleasure trip, came up on the City Of Se- attle yesterday on his way back to Daw- son, accompanied by his daughters, Miss Grace and Miss Lincl. who will spend the winter with him.
 The Hook X Ladder building is to be moved Co a lot on Fifth avenue owned by ]. c. Price, adjoining Burllhard X Co.'S warehouse on the west side. Mr Prize has donated the Use of the lot, the securing of which is due greatly 10 the efforts of W. F. L kcwitz.
 Several miles of the road bed between Cluboo and White Horse have been graded, and it is thought the whole section will be completed by next spring. It is the intention to finish all the light work before cold weather, and the remainder can be done during the winter
 The new ar, light at the intersect ion O State and Fifth avenue greatly aids peieSi trianS these dark nights.
 Support Home 'nduStry-rhe Pioneer cigar factory of Skagway, wholesale ci- gar and smokers supplies. tt Fishing tackle at the Commissarv' Mr. Piuney, an engineer in the service Ot the White Pass X Yukon Route, with some assistants, was observed taking soundings beyond the railroad wharf, which structure may be extended some 900 or 900 feet further to the southward.
 Herman Meyer, .ho has been on a short . business trip to Seattle, returned on the City of Seattle yesterday.
 Miss Burns, the popular young member of Sklgwav'S elite society, left on the ! Ctv of Seattle last night for trip to Se- a,tle.
 Photo buttons at Case & Drlper'S.
 lfvou want to buy goods at the lowest rates and from the most accommodating merchants. don't fl'l to call on Peterson . X Go. who have the finest store in S<ag- way. It's on Sixth avenue, near State. They also hayea large warehouse. for thev buy Iirr,t from the manufacturers and in tar load lots, so that they get the lowest possible prices. They have the beS, goods as their long experience in the north has taught them iust what kind Of go ts out h,,erS and merchants will call for.
 Deputy Marshal Drew is still making a determined eiioy, Co catch young MonlSies who was imrI.ca,ej In the assault on the Boss Baker. Last night a guard was placed at the wharveS to see that he did not get away on the outgoing steamers.
 toundlman Lee Guthrie left on the City oi Seattle st night for trip to Seattle He will be gone about three weeks.
 English corl roy pants at Clavson'S.
 New patterns in dinner sets and open stock al Northern Commercial Co.
 Now is your time to stock up for win t=r special prices in groceries all this week at Gordon X Co. 'S, corner Broadway and Holly. S'3If
 Buy your tickets for Atlin at the Pacific Clipper Line office on Broadway, 7-I5ti
 Oae of the incest little homes in Skag. way can be had fol $500. Is worth $500. Furniture included Inside nth st. $, King. sole agent, Pacific hotel. O32t'
 Jack Dalton, of Pyramid harbor, was in town yesterday on business.
 Marguerite Cigars at the commissary.
 The leading clotniers and mems fum- iSheis Chenev'S Boston Store.
 Merit counts and the Fifth Avenue hotel is crowded with the incest people who visit the citv. This great patronage is ex- plained only by the fact that the service jus,feS it. Here the best meals in the city are served and the close attention given to the welfare of all guests makes the management most popular
 Mayor J H. Hislop, assistant chief en- ! glneer of the White Pass X Yukon route, . went Co C1riboo yesterday.