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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
AT SANTA FE

The Flremen OF the Territory Are In
Session.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, July 3.-The ter
ritorial dremen's convention which ie
meeting here to-day, and will continue
to- morrow and next day, has drawn
large crowds to the city. There is q
flower parade.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
WOMEN DISCARDED
From the Courts of Tennessee.

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, July 3.-The
supreme court of Tenn sssee has decided
by q vote of 3 to 2 that women can
not practice law in Tennessee.
The decision grew out of q motion
In behalf of Marian Griffin, q we'll
qualified ana enrolled attorney of
Memphis.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
LIVE WIRE
Killed a San Antonio Line .aar

Special Dispatch 20 the HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, July 3.-Pearcy
Hszen, a linemau, WIS burned to death
at the top of a pole this morning by .
live wire, in sight of the home OF the
girl whom he was to marry tomorrow.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
TIMBER COMPANY

Formed In the Sacramento Noun
tdlns
Special Dispatch to the Herald.
SANTA FE, N. M. July3.-The New
Mexico Tie and Timber company with
headquarters at Denver aud Alamo
gordo, resident agent S. S. Hopper,
capital S25, 900, was incorporated today.
The directors are W. A. Hawkins,
8. S. Hopper, G. D. Brooks, Milton
Smith, and George Laws.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
Arrested and Jailed.

Jose Olgoin, who has been under in
dictment since last August charged
with assault TO kill was yesterda ay
arrested by deputy sheriff Bryanb and
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
NINE HUNDRED
New Clerks To Be Added TO The
Postal Service

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The increA
sod post-office appropriation has per-
mitted the department to add 900 clerks
of the list.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
Married

James Carlisle and Tempest Isley O
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03
Declaration of Independence.

DeCldI IdIIOn vi luQtptuQtuCt.
WHEN the of human becomes for
people dissolve the political bands which hsve
with another aud the the esrtb
separate equal
should which mpel
equal
inalienable Rights that
these
instituted Meb deriving their
the whenever Form
abolish institute Government
laying organizing its
their Safety
Happiness Prudence indeed will dictate that Governments
established should changed for
all that mankind
while evils suferabe right
selves oy aboshng the forms TO which tey are But
abuses uurpaaons, invariably
Obsct evinces design reduce them under absolute
Despots right their throw off such Gov
Guards for their future
of these COones
which constrains them alter their former Sy
history present King
having
absolute
states To prove this let Facts submitted
wholesome and
public goodHe forbidden his Governors
immediate and pressing Importance unless suspended in
till his should be obtained and
,hemHe has
districts Of
people would renqush the right of Represen
egislatuea right in@simabe them and formidable
tyants has called together bodies places
distant the depository OF
psnce his has dissolved Representative Houses
repeatedly for opposing with manly frmess his nvaons the
rights
r inaaI of Anib,sion have rs,nrna to the Psoos ss
large remaining
all dangers of invasion from without convulsion
prevent population
refusing others their marsons
hher and raising the conditions OF OF Lands
Administration Of Jus.ice refusing
establishing Judiciary
Judges Offices
the their has
People, U.s.
in Standing Armies without
Civil
suhct us to ursdic,jon foreign to our constitution and nm
giving
us:For projecting mock
for Murders which they should commit Inhabitants
SsAteFor cutting Trade with all
For imposing Taxes without deprivng
Trial
abolhing
free System Of English Laws in Province establish
Ing therein Arbitrary enlargng
PRODUCING rule taking
Charters abohiug valuable altering
Legislatures and declaring themselves
egilate all
declaring and waRng
usHe has pundered
Lives
the works of death desolation and
and totally the Head of
He fellow Citizens taken
Seas to their become the execuoners
of their friends Brethren fell themselves
frontiers
Indian whose rule OF warfare undguished
injury. Prince
which define Tyrant unfit
Nor We been wanting
We have warned them from time
legislature unwarantabe jurisdiction
reminded them the circumstances
tlement We justic
magnanimit, coured them
kindred these usurpstion which would vtaby
connections and
scquiesce necessity which
and hold shem we hold the rest of Enemies in War in
Peace Friends.-
THEREFORE, Representatives STATES
General Assembled,
the world for recitude
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

jnnhir lfisbs nApplIiiOn AppDAe Tho
plains, bound FOR The Salmon pivap,
When Ia arrived M Fort Benton abOnt
September |, 1852, ha determined 10
ranlAln III Montana, NJ dld either mems
bers " thu lmpiy, lie lOpaied fDp n
short time on pplehly penp ppeek,
where In mined Oh Tho Ailn W tha Dll
Montana UlIy, which IN bnt "A memory
even 10 old timers
MI pOlHDm's party nln tho tlpsi
yOld mining IN Montana aasl Of thn
ltOahies, lienpnH OF II Dew slpika In
upasahOppap anlph, hn l1fl for Ban
nnDh by way ~ MnlAn pAas, lia
mined there Two yeAps, md then
lOentnd Oh willow creek ln Madison
county, where he fApnled four years,
For seven yenpA la was anHAgah IN
public surveys Tor I'm government,
ln ihp spring Df 1850 he removed iO
MoaRhop eOnDlS, which has since benI
hiA hDmn,
llnapiDV stories w II wonderful
region, M lha hnnd Or thn Yellowstone
plyop with TWO companions, Mp Eel
som IN the tnll W aiD mnln A trip I'd
Tint curious lind, Whlh WAa AfI1pWnpd
pnt npnpl ~ u National PApk, Nv,
Folsom and hia comrades Wapn tho
llpal white men IN Tho goysop poAlOD
Of tha nppnp Yellowstone, except II few
tpappppa who Ind bpOnHhl ont wonder.
rul stories Of lhp things they hnd HepD,
Mr., Folsom VIVA hOnOped by Tho
l)oOple ~ hiH county with public ONCE
Il number Or years, ll1 WnA county
surveyor Of MDaHhnp county Two
terms, nnh WAA INV treasurer from sah
10 1870, ilo served the county I'M
state HonnIOp fOnp years, bninH IN the
Legislature ~ lsOb ami 800, since
lBgO he lnA been enHnged IN Tho allsap
business nenp White Sulphur Springs,
md III ManHhnp oOMty'a peDpaaeniaa
live On llle state hoard 0r ahG1p cons
mlsBiOnepa, Mr., Folsom N u member
OF ll,o state board Or oapltol building
commissioners
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

EsHApnniOp pDWnr Him iineGntlk pNpHInhr
pn ADnn aDlannII lipnHnHpni

IlNlonn llapAId I9krHonnlW Pew
Dr, Of lhia ely, recently received M
hla sheep ranches w GnHNAde county
soyohlysllv6 pnMA VI u pleh bpenn
known IN Iho hnmbOnlllet breed,
Those animals nOHl u large sum bnt w.
MpI Power ~ " strong hdyOGnlo VI
breeding tD lh0 MOnlalA sheep he
considers lllH Investment good ODel
lila efforts IN lilla direction VIII be
watched with interest by M0nIann
sh0epnon who llnye not hlvendy lnk0n
Steps I'D Improve their breeds Of sheep,
A recent number Oh ihe American
Sheep Breeder Or GhlGagO, u standard
nnlhOpiIy, iinA This 10 my Of the ON
AnllnlDr'H venture
'When Mr., Holiday VIVA operating
tho NV W0lAelny sheep sleaplng
machine plant IN M0ntallA AkHHellIll0p
Power md tha t)nanad0 palGll G0nl lpnlly
adyIa0d with him regarding n GhAllHe
w rninA tor N long ana sl0IR staple )f
wool Mr., ttOllldny recommended Tho
tlnMb0uillel, consequently lhe ekaHena
nlOp md Ih0 GnA0ldo people Induced
Mr., li0llldny 10 w eaHt and select lhe
besl l0l Of French ruillH pvOGlpAble,
After N Trip through Michigan and
ONO Mr., il0llidny returned VIII seva
ontysny0 from tho hO1k Of Dayis'I3pOa,
md WygAOT Of Michigan, nnd from
lhe stilda on Bates, klddep NJ Bupns
hmm Of Ohio, Among Tho padllsape "
liAlf dOSen selected from Tho tOps IN
0aoh nOGh, Mv, Holiday AAys he
picked iiisHe eslpA rams Win reference
w the lno ItAlian points Of the Ram
bOulll0t nlld d8n0A competition from
anything In Tho vest "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
"a nLAGA -MNHp,"
ADOlhap NJ IOyrs Celebrated plnyH w iie
kAHn Harm

kHHn ttapHi
When ltOyts "A iilAek Hlleep''
comes 10 tho Olern house 0l Tllllva.
dry, Sept, 10, tho lhantPeEAOevs VIII
be aiGgOrded n treat IN tho Why 0f
ieArly and yat wllOleHonla entertain
m0nl sDeil M N not TOO often Het he'
fDve them, DilnpleH HOyt N tlA
oapiGHtnviAt NJ the stage, ana ile
handles tis HvAyOila Win the sklli N
tlle vaAl ARTIST IN "a i3laeh Hleap''
hG li0a dpAWn bpOHd ana gl0Ar, WIN "A
method tpna tO INV AnbjaGt, life M
frontier Avig0nM ttls typea npe
quickly recognized md appreciated,
Everyone knows tlle adilOp ~ llla
AviN0nn I'Ombst0na tnaepipli0l lld
iavpady W laHgll MI his phinlaioalltiaa,
M fUnDily aat fOrtl ty Illn plAy,,
wright, md ellBat0d NY illa GpHalOr ~
lIl0 tNtrt William l1Gyepa, known IN
impOIli0 AOelaiy I'M HtiiH tliII', Dayage,
WIiN rough md ready tough, htf6i
aiar'' wi,o swallows Gis liQnoy NJ i
4nlp, md N continually beAet WIN u
dNAlvH tO dayOnr nllx0na WllA, nlnf wv
Nh vanll M w Hat IN Inv WAki IN Als1 u
fNyNrltN atlavAalaF, AHlhaialK dhliAll,.
fnI Whnn In NGQnJpns N fortune Hld
nDd0va0as Inv frAlsfnpllntiOn into all
ANeIdlnAnlaa, rhN 0lllap dllaFaeiGFs
iniVOduaad hy ME li0yf ara many Ana
0r0 almost equally conducive IN
hnnl0r, md ttle In,rlH Ara ,sald W ~
lpknn M M exceptionally AAlathH
! manner NV fha HliNllAlg M fhiFfE
Artists, thG alF0NFaet Hlld Hlast fAlaHf'
| MI MasarH. H0gt md Malsae hAH ever
II" " "tasplieI EAie N seHfa aIMaa
MMldayt AagHIaF pgiees
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

skslaA, NJ Man WIN w~ soWlDN,ad Inv
nv Ghlst EssNulvM
NI)aytd ", Folsom, NJ Whifo hulplInv
sIwiuEa, MonienN's nekt soyov,,ny, Y
N uiolNnv M MODlAnh nv, Folsom
has lNad n peculiarly aOltva lifn in llo
west lfn minad gOId M TIM Pviakiy
paar Gplnk IN MEIlt M whit nfiers
wards b0aalnn known M lMrl Gilali0N
gp(ah, l,ne M tllp famous a0ld UOdua,
Inv gHIGlleH III thG world Hlll
saNrahiuH fOr tho precious n0tnl, lte
JasAed Tho aulah Witch nOpnadnd
aaay ~ M, l!l,.,.t ls y aolG Y. on ,s w ,., 4
NV, V'"INpM WIN horn NJ Epplpa,
ltlakingIlgm N0nnly, New ttalnlvlltra,
MRy IN, 1893, lia want IN Mlnnar
NTH In 1871 when gH sGnrA Ald, Ald
on dune No. laAal toinad Captain
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
FOLSOM FOR GOVERNOR
Republicans In state Convention
at Helena Nominated n
stpona Ticket,
A SOUND PLATFORM
sHafTtrtT#
Nv Adopted pnNI Mccormick Named
M Nh II|pptOv lombard Dos
olIn0s IOv llODpvpAa,

Wbo state republican convention
GADn 10 IN nnd IN llnloDn Yesterday
noon Afrap u session lasting " dry nnd
u hnlf The convention WAa Tho most
snoopssrDl md enthusiastic aver held
III MOnfnnN,
Joseph WOolmml, phnipmnn Of Iho
state central NOnmilI0o, Nnllon tbo
convention ~ order On Wednesday,,
and ~ his request thn delegates nvOHn
md gave Three cheers fOp PpnHidnut
Mckinley md Theodore hOOpeyalI,
Rev Rtill of Yellowstone county da.
liyeved the invocation, AftNp lllo oal
Ind baat pead, tha 1pndontials " oNph
delegation were presented w Tho
secretary, bnt while thu work wNa w
ppOgpess Chairman WOOlnnD proposed
three cheers for lhp members ~ lnst
Legislature who dia not vote Tor W, A,
glavk for United RtNteH senator, md
" met with u heopty response from
the entire body,
Sheer nftep cheer nvoBn while IhO
credentials were being d0liynpod
W, v, Meyer VI Carbon county, wna
mOdn temporary chairman nnd j,
Word ltDse on ehOInnn, temporary
soGp9inpyI
q, y, llodlnrd waa nNnod Nv ~
member Of lhn o0mmilioo On poaOlllr
lions, W, IA, Norton 0f Tho committee
on opedeDtNlsAnd A, VI, Bnlo0oA or
tlle GOlnDllftee OD organization hlln
order OF business,
'pha convention settled tho dispute
between The Two delegations from
Silver Bow county by recognising tho
nalllls" delegation,
The convention decided 10 l0l naoh
delegation s0l1pt lhe member OD tllN
statn central aOmmilleo from tlA
county, Papl MeljOpDtef being chosen
10 peppps0DI Yellowstone,
gOl, W. u, Sanders offered tho fOl
lowing resolution, which WIS adopted,
although there were sonlloplng neAn'
tivH yDtasl
Resolved, Tint Hon, ", ", iiOhson,
senator from Fergus county, Hon,
Ben D, Phillips, senator from
Ghotealj Hon u, VI, deigep, sopnlOv
from l0lalhead county, and Hon,
Samuel b, Mitchell 0f Teton county,
having voted IN the Legislative nv
sembly fOv Hon, W, A, Glnrh, N dnmO'
pval, nov sellntOp IN lhe ooDHveAa NJ lhe
United RtAl9s, And having AiRnlfl0h
their confidence That lllaip g0l'
stjtnaDts approved 0f suoh yOtg, nvn
hereby requested M resign snoll
offices, thereby permitting " new
election IN sNid counties Of seDAtOpH, w
tha end thai tho wishes on sueh eOn'
stitueDts may be DseeplAined, "
When ~ came time ~ make n0IlllllA
ii0nA fOp congressman, Ooh sanders
presented lhe name Of Hon, =, w
Goddard on this city, bnt Mp, dlddhpd
declined
The following ticket WIS nominated
Presidential, electors rra beRtgp
Wilson, aallAtln, III" q, Kasalep, ells
yar how andSrAnl MeeovmiaA, vol
lOWAtODa,
Congressman H- ", q, murray,
Miss0lla,
J0yavn0v=uD, ", Folsom, Meaghep,
bianl, GOyevnOr=HA ~ bennelt,
Madison
Secretary Of state-=A NJ yodev,
silver How,
state Auditov-=G, @, Proctor, enH'
gRde,
tstate Tpeasurev-HF j, Edwards,
Lewis and Clark,
Associate Jnslieerwh Won Tobal,
NevRnH,
snpt, of sehooIs~W w. Harmon
0allatin
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Tbe VlDliOpn,,

Resolved, Thai tho republicans NJ
M0ntalA vatify Hnd affirm tla dealapa,
Won M principles and poligieA AdOplod
nv Tho republican national convention
MI philadelphia,
VhRt Wa dGalAve 0W earnest Alld
Unttad pNVpoAGs IN support h0se
splendid types M American InRnh00d
NHd American stAt9sMAllEhip VIM,
Mckinley Hnd Theodore lt0Osevelt,
Tho republican GAndidNtas fM ppaai'
dent alid viearpvesident
VhHt WN congratulate 0W f0lllW
GifiEenH nj Montana HJaOn fhe vesHlfl
which fall0wed tlle sRGeass Qf the ~
publican paFfy M fhe United sfAtes W
lRoR, which Rra NJ he saeR IN the w,
saHe M 0NF mate from its slNNgh NJ
stNgnati0p Rpa despair, IN the Fayiyal
NJ 0pF tndHstFies, fha employment M
NHV lAbpFNFs MI libegRl WAGES end n w,
fHVn M pg9sperify fhat ektands M MI
saati0Rs M Nm sfRtf Aad w WI elasAei
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28
H..
No. 25457.

Registered Standard Foa1ed May "a, 1898.
Will make the season of 1900 at
WIN. H. FAIRS STABLE,
One-ha1f mile West of Craftsbury WALLACE
PEDIGREE.
Sire, Carleton 206eO, race record 2:28; he by
Mambrino King, sire of 45 in the 2:3O list; he
by Nam brino Patchen, sire of Is in the 2:3O
list.
Cartoons Dam, Barbara; Dam of Carleton
1928; Pansy 2:l731 and Fitz Royal 2:131a. Bar
bara was sired by Kentucky Prince, sire of So
in the 2:30 list. Mambrino Kings Dam was
tie Jefferson, private record 2:1734, full sister
of Nellie G., record 2:2719, by Peter LETTERS
60S6; he by Thomas Jefferson 304, ecord 1928;
second Dam Ida Shopper, she by Independent
179 Peter Jefferson's Dam Black Mary; Ida
Shoppers Dam, Nellie.
DESCRIPTION.
Otto H, 254s7, is years old, stands 16 hands
high and weighs 1910 pounds; color, a dapp1ed
black; no marks; perfectly sound and
healthy. He is extra strong in formation
splendid, rapid, frictionless gait; nice knee
action and very stylish; is one of the fastest,
elastic walkers ever knew. His disposition
is perfect; has never been handled for speed.
to call on the agreeable Blacksmith, VIM. H.
Farr, who Will be pleased to show them
fine stock horse stands in the North, or
do them fine job of shoeing.
TERMS: To warrant a living foal, $1,000,
Single service $500.
Having fulfilled the Laws of Sections 22S7,
2288 and 2289 of Vermont Statutes, shall take
advantage of said Law.
VIM. II. HAYDEN, Proprietor,
1922 Albany, Vt.
VIM. II. FAIR, Manager,
Carftsbury. VT,
To whom all letters of inquiry in reference
to the@horse should be addressed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28

Some men, said the corn fed philos-
opher, can't stand prosperity, and
other men can't get the chance to
stand it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28

Mr.. E. economy What do you mean
by buying all these things? Mrs. E.
Conomy-Don't get excited, d-ar; [
didn't buy them. [ had them charged.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28
s g Here !!

You can get your Mill Feed of all kinds al
the lowest cash price, and custom grinding
done at VI. r.. JOHNSON,S
Mill village, Crafts bury, VT. 5ctf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
FOR THE FIRE FUND.
Chamber of Commerce wIIi oive .
 Grand Hall.

The members of the Chamber of Com meree are among the very citizens who have been among the most liberal subserio. CTS to the fire fund, vet at their meeting last night they were casting about for some other means of increasing the sum to be expended in additional fire protection. An entertainment and ball was suggested and immediately met with enthusiastic favor.
 A committee WIS appointed consisting of Messrs. Keller. Kelly, Haraden, Parker and Burns to have full powers in the prem ises. One may safely say in advance that this will be the greatest social event that SkIgwav has had ln many a long day.
 The committee will be prepared In day or two to give a few meager details of the bali such as the time and place. Then will come their mos: arduous task, to Se- lect the hosteSSeS for the occasion, and there will be the elaborate retreShment tables to be prepared. ..ll these details Of arrangement will make it a "to be eontln- ued" story of thrilling daily interest to every woman ln the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
FIRE FUND IS GROWING
Three Hundred Dollars Added tO
 the List of Yesterday.

The fire fund made substantial progress yesterday, nearly $500 having been added to the amount already reported. bringing the total to date up to ss7S.so. The work will still te continued, there being quite a number of the heaviest property owners and business men who have not thus far been seen. Only only one business man absolutely refused tJ subscribe yesterday, and Kaufman Bros. doubled theirs. enti- ting that liberal company to take position with those at the head of the list.
 The Chamber of Commerce has decided to give ball, the proceeds of which will be added to that raised from subscriptions.
 Those who subscribed yesterday, to- gether with the amounts given, follow:
 Previously reported ........... f2oo so
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25

For best wood and coal and expressing call up LueavlSh. U. s. bonded carrier, phone A. IIo I'm
 Rooms for rent on 4th avenue, east side of Broadway. Apply at E. FOnaas, rear of building. I3tf
 Dyeing done neatly at Mrs. Bloeh's, State street, opposite marshal's office.
 New designs In wall paper at Peoples.
 Fur robes from s7o to SIS. Clayson X Co.,, Fourth avenue and State st. I2 2I If
 Parker & Aggers' commission house on Fourth avenue between State and Main al- ways have fresh fruit and vegetables.
 Beds and bedding at Peoples.
 Best assortment and largest stock of gents clothing In Alaska at Clavson'S one price store, Fourth avenue and State street. I22Iu
 For wood and coal and expressing leave orders at postoffiee news stand. IIo I'm
 First class instructions on guitar given by Mrs. Nellie White, Room 6. Fry Bruhn building 5th avenue. II4
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
Debating society Organized.

The Y. M. C. A. Debating Society was recognized Tuesday night. The first reg ular meeting will occur next Tuesday night. and the subject Of debate will be the following resolution; Resolved, That England IS justified in the present war with the Boeis."
 t is proposed by the debating society to give a special program Onee a month, when a collection will be taken up for The purpose of providing hospital treatment for lndigent young men.
 A considerable portion Of Tuesiay'S meeting was given to eulogiumS Of 'h' late Thomas Whitten.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
IuIand VI eather.

The daily telegraph reports to the dlvls- ion superintendent office gave the follow ing account Of the weather yesterday;
 so'CLoCK p. M Skagwav-Croudy, south wind, misty, 70 above.
 Glacier-Snowing, northwest wind, 90 above.
 White PaSs-Cloudv, high southwest wind, drifting. wet snow, I4 above, FraSer-Strong northwest wind, snow Ing. drifting, 2e above.
 Log abin-Cloudv, high southwest wind drifting, 24 above.
 Bennett-Cloudy,strong SouiheTly wlnd' 26 above.
 No Yukon Basin weather; wires down.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
EXPENSIVE WHIPPING.
It Cot fred Fay sS0 'o Heat His
 Dog.

Fred Fay, the man arrested Tuesday on complaint of W. A. Bell, charged with brutally beating a dog, was found guilty yeS,erdav by a jury, Fav was breaking a dog to work and Seeame angeTed at its perverity and. the witnesses allege, leat it eruellv. A ladv sought to inter,ede on behalf of the poor canine, and Fav was anything but polite in his remarks to her. Bys,anders. amongst whom were w, A. Bell, thousht it time Co make an example Of some one for Suth performances, hence the prosecution. Judge Sehlbrede fined Fay sIs and costs, whith will amount to abou s}s more.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
INTERIOR COffffS
ItIs a Poor Breakfast Without
 Good Coffee.

sell sell several grades of excellent roasted coffee, but at present are selling more of my so-cent mixture than all the others put together.
 know positively that 1t is an utter im- possibility to buy anything better. and suggest that fl for any reason you are dis satisfied with the coffee you are using, to give this garden grown Mocha and Java coffee a trial. And, remember, have just received direct from the Orient a fresh stock of high grade teas.
 JOHN KALEM, The Grocer,
 Wholesale and Retail,
 Corner Fifth avenue and Broadway. Free delivery to any part of the cltv.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
Danube sun Waiting.

The steamer Danube which was to have sailed yesterday will not get away until 10 o'clock this morning. She has been held to gei passengers expected out from Dawson. Ctpt. Foote congratulated him. self that he did not have to go out in the snow storm that began about dusk. The ship cleared onte tor British Columbia bu, inasmuch as she vas held more than tg.ntv-four hours after clearing she will have to clear again. The Danube arrived Monday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25

Blankets dirt cheap at Clayson's. Fourth avenue and State street. I27In
 English corduroy pants. ClaySon'S, Fourth avenue and State street. T7 7I If
 Fife-AlaSka Co.,, 4th or Bond st., just received felts, aretes and rubber shoes for gents. l. dies and eblliren IsIm
 100 tons hiv. oats and feed just in. Bell X Co, Broadway. IIo fl
 Everything cleaned at Mrs. Bloeh's, State street opposite marshal's office.
 A. A. Cutters boots, gold seal bottom and feather top, at ClaySon's. t77Itf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
steamer AI-KI Arrives.

The steamer Al-Ki arrived yesterday afternoon with ss tons of powder, 70 tons Of general freight and ? sacks of local mail, besides mail for the interior. She had 24o tons of powder when she left the Sound. lt was consigned to various points along the route, She brought no passengers. She left the Sound January iS The ship sailed fer the return tTip las, night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
To the Public.

Pl.ase take notice. that the rig carving the sign of the Skagway Wood Yard, Is in no way connected with the Skagway Wood Yard on the cor. Of 4th avenue and State street.
 That E. R. Bennett IS the sole proprietor of the yard, and that no other person Is authorized to collect any bills, contract any debts, or do any other business for the ward. | 2f zw E. R. Bennett.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-25
orr For Bennett ana AtIin.

". F. MunSon and Peter Carlson left ves,erdav morning for Bennett and Atlin, taking newspapers and magazines. They sxpect to go to Atlin over the EantaiI route after selling all they tan Of their stock in trade at Bennett. Amongst their outfit vas large number Of DAILY ALASEANS. whlsh will be sold at Bennett and Atlin.