The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-05-25
All kinds of iron at Greens,

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 Largest glass of beer at sowery. S-o-6t
 Blankets, dirt cheap. at Clavson's.
 J.P. Prior, of Sioux City, Iowa, is reg istered at the Mondamin.
 Tim Voge tho Halnes Mission hotel keeper. is in town on business.
 F.c. Mitchell came up from Nanaimo on the Clutch and registered at the Bran nick.
 Jack Mcintyre came up on tte Clutch on his way to Dawson and registered at the Brannck.
 lee cream by the gallOnd at the Firemen's Hall this forenoon. benefit of hospital fund also plants for sale.
 The bennett Lake & KlOndike Nayiga- tiOn Company received large shipment of supplies on the Clutch.
 The Parsons Produce Company at AtlIn City received a consignment Of 4op pack ages of goods on the Clutch.
 The largest single shipment on the Clutch yesterday was Io4o packages for the Atlin Mining and Milling Company, of At lin City.
 General Traffic Manager L. II. Gray, of the White Pass road, left last evening for Seattle on the RoSale. He will return in a few weeks.
 The official report of freight transported from the summit to Log Cabin on Tuesday as ,elegraphed down yesterday was I2S,- l sss pounds.
 The construction department of the White Pass road is making strenuous ef- forts to complete the road into Bennett. so that the first excursion over the road may make it's entry into Bennett July 1.
 The Clutch came in v.sterdav afternoon with eighty-hve passengers and good load of freight, most of the latter being in large shipments for interior merchants. She will leave for Vancouver some time this afternoon.
 J. A. Paine, agent Of the Red Line Trans portation Company, denies the report that he has accepted the position Of agent of the steamer Alpha. He says his time is too much taken up with the affairs of the Red Line Company to permit his looking after any other interests.
 Senators Fairbanks and Faulkner ut the joint high commission, will be in Seattle June To to embark with fifteen associates on the revenue cutter M;Culloch for tour of Alaska. Closely following them will be Serlno Psyne and twenty-two others, who will come north on the steamer City of Topeka, leaving Seattle June 24.
 A very important meeting of the Skag' way Chamber of Commerce is called for this evening to consider the question Of ad- vertiSing Skagway aS an outhtting point. The subject is sufficiently important to make it obligatory on every member being present. The meeting will be called promptly at S:3o.
 The entertainment and dance given in Fireman's hall last night to raise money to establish a woman's ward at the Bishop Rowe hospital were well attended by Skagway's elite society. About 200 couples passed through the door and the dancing hall upstairs was mush too small to accommodate the dancers. Downstairs the hall was occupied by booths and gar dens, which were literally Datronized.
 s. A. Smart, general baggage agent of the Great Northern Railroad at St. Paul, is in the city in the interests of his line and has distributed a large number of pamph- lets entitled "Homeward Bound" which while it points the way to the Great Nor them railroad to all returning Klondkers, also gives the Alaska miner who has been buried in the mountains for year or more, in few words the principal occurrences of the day throughout the world arranged in a chronological order