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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
VACCINE A FAILURE.
Lively Discussion on Subject by Salt
Lake HcdiCos.

Last evenings meeting OF the salt
Lake Medical society was entirely dee
voted to the discussion ot the merits and
dement's OF vaccine lymph as supplied
by eastern houses to the local medical
fraternity. Ere the meeting had been
IN session five minutes. 1t appeared that
the medicos were anything but satisfied
with the samples that had been for
warded 10 them By the supply houses
during the epidemic last winter. Those
present were particularly severe In
their criticism upon the treatment at
the hands Of the parke- Davis company
Of Detroit. who. It was alleged, utterly
ignored the complaints Of the doctors 20
the effect that the virus supplied was
Of no use whatever for the purpose for
which IL was designed. This company
Is said TO have supplied impOtent virus
10 the medcos ana then when the latter
wrote and mildly eXpostulated, their
plant was utterly ignored. The doctors
did not Ike such treatment and last
evening they voiced their sentiments
and incidentally condemned all glycer-
mated lymph as being very unsatistac-
tory for the purpose Of vaccination.
The discussion was entered into by all
present, who related the circumstances
surrounding their cause for complaint
During the course Of the session a letter
was read from the company IN Detroit
which set forth at length the virtues
supposed 20 De IN the glycerlnated
lymph, and suggested that some sudden
and extreme changes In temperature
were responsible for the cause Of COM
plant.
The secretary was instructed merely
to acknowledge the receipt Of the letter,
after which the meeting adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
NEW TRIAL FOR MORRIS.
Old County Furniture Case May be in
the Local Courts Again,

The United states Supreme court at
Washington. on Monday dismissed the
appeal of Charles Hart against the
State Of Utah says a special TO the salt
Lake Tribune. In this case Joseph r..
Morris Of salt Lake. prior 10 the ad-
mission OF Utah into the Union, was in
dlcted and charged with a felony. When
II was called for trial after Statehood
before Judge Hart, a trial by twelve
jurors was demanded by the prOsecu-
ton. but on objection by the defense
Judge Hart denied the applcatIn, on
appeal theSupreme court OF Utah over
ruled this decision and ordered the
plaintiff In error Judge HarD to pro-
coed with the case and impanel the jury
as demanded Morris then appealed TO
the Supreme court Of the United states,
which took the Notion above stated
According to the above decision. Jo-
eph r. Morris may be- tried again on the
charge Of agreeing To receive a bribe IN
the matter OF the city and county build
Ing furniture deal made when Morris
was a member Of the County board. He
has been tried twice and each time the
jury disagreed. Before he came up for
third trial the Supreme court Of the
United States decided that parties
charged with criminal offenses alleged
90 have been committed prior 20 state
hood were entitled 90 trial by twelve
jurors when the case came up again
the defense pleaded the State law max
Ing eight a legal jury IN all but capital
cases and the deduction was that Nor
MS could not be tried at ar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
LADIES RECEPTION AND ENTER
TAfNMENT.

Mesdames w. II. Jones, Isabel Cam
cron Brown q. \. Bradley. p. II. Cal
lister. A. II. Tarbett Anpa Hale Leary
Jesse NJ. smith Theodore Bruback, Fred
l.. Oswald. j a. Reeves, W L. White,
W. j Bateman. A. b. Shelp. Sol Sipgel
Dr. Miles. 3. =. Ncvns, Geo Suther-
land. r. y. Beatty. G. Ira futile. James
Sampson, 7. Hea.y Ogden. 5. u, Bah
cock. Maud y. Hdbcock, j. h. Bam0er-
ger. IS. BamberCer. w. II. Bancroft g.
W. Bennett. w. II. Bradley, Han w.
Brown. Chas, s. Burton, John T, Game,
Robt. s. Campbell. Matte Hughes can
non Geo. @. Cannon. Geo. NJ. cannon
A w. Carlson Jas. Chapman Emily Y,
CIawson. Margaret O tldWson. l. a.
CLAYTON \. W. clayton, Peter $. Con-
die. w 3 Douggu. Ben r. Eldrcdge
Fmma $ Euerbeck s. s Empey, = j.
Farnsworth Jesse w. Fox, Mary
Freeze Heber ]. Grant John A. Groes-
heel, VIM Groosback. JAS IT. Hammond,
lewis : Hills a. T. Hyde Phehe y.
Kimhau " II. King r. j. LOWS. >. n.
Love s n Lynch. a. W NDlunt, Wm.
Mcmillan. Jas. IA Moyle ur. Roumanla
Pratt. VIM D. Preston Geo u. fypt'
J. r. Richards %, nm. r
Maggie Ship Roberts. w H.. Rowe, -
b. R0dy. Savage Septlmus sears, Az
ME sharp, Sophia sharp gas Sna' p
Edna l. Smith, Elias A. smlih, Sso l,. -
smith. John Henry Smith. Geilhr si I.l..
Emma ]. Snow. J. y, spencer TN y
Thompson, T. G. Weber heuha y,
Wells. Emmellne y. Wells Marina va ~, "
Wells, Junlus. Wells, Farley J. " nus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
U. S. SENAT0RSHlP.
Question as to Who viii bo Elected
by the State Legislature.

The next state Legislature IS expected
TO elect a United States senator to the
vacancy which now exists from this
State. Indeed. the next three Leglsla-
lures In this State will have a business
OF that kind. That Of 1901 will ON the
present vacancy, that Of 1903 win elect
a successor % Senator Rawlins. and
that Of 1905 win name a successor 20 the
official named IN 1901
There is quite list OF candidates for
the position AZ least ten names will go
before the Legislature Some OF them
are voluntary candidates, and some Of
them are being urged by their friends
more suitable than some Of the others
though they are not m the race Ia the
sense OF hunters for the position. OF
course all are Republicans, the Demo-
cratic slate for Senators being wholly
blank this time since the verdict az the
polls on Nov. 9.
The list OF those who are candidates
or are belns urged for the position are
George NJ Cannon Arthur J.. Thomas
O. !. Salisbury. Thus Fitch, Arthur
Brown J. r.. Hammond. Th0s kearns,
Reed Smoot. W. S. Mccormick, and T..
NJ Allison. Eight Of these are from
salt Lake city. and the remaining two
from the outside, Reed Smoot being
from Provo. and L. NJ. Allison from Og-
den
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Good Advice.

The most miserable beings IN the
world are those suffering from Dys-
pegsia and Liver Complaint. More
than soyenty-fye per cent Of the people
in the United states are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects:
such as Sour stomach, Sick Headache.
Hlbiual Costiveness. Palpitation OF
the Heart Heartburn. Waterbrash.
Guawng and Burning Pains az the PHI
of the stomach Yellow SKIN Coated
Tongue and Disagreeable Taste IN the
Mouth Coming up of Food after
Eating Low Spirits Etc. Go 60 your
Druggist and get a bottle OF August
Flower Tor % cents. Two doses viii
relieve you. Try e. Get Green's Prize
Almanac For sale at A. c. Smiths
DIM. Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
CANNON BOOK STORE
WEEKLY SALE,

This week leather goods consisting Of
purses. pocketbooks portfolios, writing
sets. desk pads. collar and cuff sets,
dressing cases. etc. medallions, mirrors
and photo frames continue for another
week. CANNON BOOK STORE,
Desere1 News Props. II and l3 Main
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
MUSIC LOVERS,

All who desire information OF the
address, ETC., Of salt Lakes music
teachers, should consult the Musicians
Directory published on the Dramatic
and Musical page Of the Saturday
News"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
AN ACCOUNTING WANTED.

s. V. Trent has entered suit IN the
Third district court against his brother,
L. c. Trent, In which an accounting IS
asked for, as well as the recovery Of
$500 alleged 60 be due on a partner
ship transaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13

There is probably no disease more dis
tressiug and ANNOYING than niles TAB
LERS BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT
is daily curing cases Of years standing
of itching and bleeding piles The cure
begins on the first application. a little
perseverance makes the cure complete.
Price 90 cents In bottles Tubes, 20
cents 4. e.. NJ. l. Drug D1pt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13

yesterday is the same as given hereto
fore iu the News on the national and
State tickets The vote on Congress
man. which Is now the only close issue,
was sutherland. 1896 King. las, a
majority Of 200 for sutherland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
EMERY COUNTY

Iu this county the vote on national
and State ti0 Is Is unchanged except
as Co Mr.. sutherland. who gains Al over
the first report. ON Congressman the
vote ls. King 1855 sutherland G6f
Kings majority I'm the county. 1874.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
ENTERTAINMENT

W. Mackey J. Il. Moyle. Heber NJ.
NJ AieX Il. Tarbet. A. w. McCune.
NJ. = Mccormick, Ezra Thompson, ST.
~ hamoerger Seth Rigby. j. c.
60 Josiah Barnett. ". II. Halgh.
--''ss Auer. Henry Harker, w. X.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
BOXELDER COUNTY.

This canvass showed Few changes
from the unofficial returns one OF these
was lJg9 for sutherland, q loss OF G
from the unofficial report King has
1893. leaving Sutherland a majority OF
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CARBON COUNTY.

In Carbon county the Republican
ticket is well ahead, the only changes
from unofficial returns being a loss Of
five M Sutherlands majority which les
now given as 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
TRANSPORTATION.

F.. II. Calllster. Jas Deyino, W. l..
White. W. L. Pickard. S W. Sears f..
=. Ellison. %. r. Saunders, Thos. keouh,
J. NJ. Jensen, a. = Hatch, J. L. Hey
wood. Juo. H. Seeley, lno. Ford, Jesse
NJ. Smith. j. g.. Leary j.. j. kearns, Joe
Hatch. Hcbcr J. D. Wood, Geo F.
Beckstead. Thos Austin, Lehi, Frank J..
HHgenburtCh
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BEAVER COUNTY.

In Beaver county there are no
changes OF Importance on the national
or State ticket. Sutherland's majority Is
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HOTELS AND ACCOMMODATIONS.

Fisher Harris. Z. II. CallIster. H. p.
Kooser Geo. Canning, Seth Rigby, Geo.
Il. Emery, Joe Ensensperger, Peter
Condle, Ham MAYOR Martin earns. NJ.
T.. Mulyey. 3. r. NevIns G. L, Down
ing. c. A. Walker, Chas. Auer, r. +.
NeslI. VIM. Ridd. J. F. Howells, DON
aid Rose, c. =. Warren. ]. A. Benton.
W. Il Donnen. Henry Harker.
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t1rr - a pInNErR-

Autobiography Of Capt. James S.
Brown, $50 pages, bound IN cloth. Price
s. 90. for sale AZ the Deseret Newe,
Special terms 20 AGENTS.
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j. C. LEAIlY.
Charm. pro TEN.

me following names have already
o5o1 suggested f0r membership ON the
various committees Others win Doe
,slg.I az the saturday meeting. II any
uI. Ill1. named cannot attend the
I',Uls 1nd go upon some committee
" n..p mis- work along he or she Is
,.,.. hy Mn Leary 10 send a sub
sa,..g or provide the chairman OF the
N--,'lhs with name and address.
4N- various committees follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13
ARRANGEMENTs

A., Larry James II. Moyle. Jesse
. : p, sm,,h J. q. Mackey. James Deylne.
- WOOD. u. n Lawson. @. II How
T p. J'hn H. White j. q Houtz. J. a.
IL F. Saunders. p. G.. Calister.
=. N.f'la Thos. Nlpper. ". HAGEN
'la s. futile A. ID. Hudnall. ].
- hi,. hall o. b. Hatch. w. n Don
- 'ghn u Seceley Hal w. Brown.
=. H. f.ls,ed, Z. W Wilson. A. Rich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-13

Walton. Tom Mccoy VIM, Mcmillan,
NJ. *. Parsons. b.. II. Callister NJ. II.
Walker. vivian McCune. Jacob Moritz.
Geo. Canning. Hal Brown, NJ. -.
Muivey. w. L. white, ". =. Read -
b. Haywood. w. H. Dale, Geo. NJ scott
w. j. Bateman. j. S. Cameron, James
Devlne. Jas j., Clinton, a. G.. Weber,
Jesse NJ. Smith. Ed G.. Parsons, G. T..
Wanuand, James Hogle. Joe Ensen-
sperger
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
CUSTER Cry S. D, Oct. 1, 1900

CUSTER CITY S.. d., Oct. 4, 1900.
Board Of county commissioners in SEES.
sion pursuant to adjournment.
Present, VIM. McBeath, chairman, and
Israel Bower, countycommissioners and
w. A. Smith, county auditor.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap
proved.
The tax compromise Of John Lenning
on the west half of northeast quarter,
northeast quarter of northWe est quarter,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13

CUSTER CITY, ). d.. Oct. 3, 1900.
Board of county commissioners in ses-
sion pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Vim. McBeath, chairman, w.
A. Widney and Israel Bower, county
commissioners, and w 4. Smith, cOun
~ auditor.
Minutes Of last meeting cad and ap.
proved.
Abstract of Title and mortgage Of Eli
Robinson on the northeast quarter, Sec
tion I, township 1, south, range 8, exam
ed and approved.
Application for loan of $4,000 of Eli
Robinson, examined and approved.
The following judges of election were
appointed in each voting precinct, and
polling places established as follows:
Hermosa precinct No. odd post
office building-Ed Stenger, Supt., Frank
Bender, George Nevins.
Fairhurn precinct No. 2-Bodenncr
hall-E. A. scott, Supt., j. Z. Snidow,
Chas. Mckeever.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commission
ers of Custer County, 8. d.

Board of county commissioners in SEES
sion pursuant to adjournment.
Present, VIM. McBeath, chairman, w.
A. Widney and Israel Bower, county
commissioners. and w. A. Smith, couR-
" auditor.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APP
proved.
The following bills were allowed on
the general fund:
4. +. Feay, salary as county
Judge to September 80, 1905 IS 90
". A. Smith, salary as county
auditor to September 80, 1900 $50 %
G.. f.. Smith, salary as states at
tOrnev to September 30, 1900. 225 90
+. J. V. R~utkowski, attendance
in court September 1, ), g., T.. ~ 90
: +. Ainslie, jailor fees, 80 days
at 81 80 per day .....".""..". l3S 90
Il. w. Windsor, salary as regis
ter of deeds to September 80,
1900, allowed on special salary
fund Observation-Disclosures. us IS
J.. f.. Bondurant, care of j. w.
Mcintyre, county charge to
October LIST, 1000, allowed on
the poor fund."."""".".".... So %
vhe following bills were allowed on
the contingent fund
&. T.. Smith, postage as states
attorney to September 2Oth,
1900 .......". : 81
\. I. Feay, postage as county
Judge to September 30th, 1900 = 20
Carl II. Danielson appeared before
the board for "A reduction Of $4,000 on
his personal property assessment year
1900, which reduction was granted, ac.
count of excessive assessment.
&. p. Lucas appeared before the board
tOi IA reduction Of $4,000 on his personal
property assessment year 1899, which
reduction was granted, on account Of ex-
cessiye assessment.
p. S. Engelbrecht, work Oh roads
in road district No. 1, allowed
on road district No. 4 ".".". $ 30 30
Board adjourned to meet October Bird,
1900.
WV. MCBEATH. Chairman.
Attest:
w. A. SMITH, Co. Auditor.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13

Buffalo Gap precinct No. 3-Conant
store building-M. Henne, Supt., j. s.
Fuson, II. B. Smith.
Spring Creek precinct No. 4-Caple
store building-Henry Stevens, Supt.,
George Hyde, James Ellison.
Beaver Valley precinct No. 5-Mar~
tin Valley school house-B. III. Martin,
Supt., Barnard Korthous, Charles Oft
a
Custer precinct No. 6-Carrigan store
building-Chester Henderson, Supt.,
Robert Lewis, &. Graham.
Eldorado precinct No. 7-Eldorado
school house-George Thompson, Supt.,
Frank Kirk, Ii. w. Brash.
Pringle precinct No. S-ConIon's hall
-Issachar Scholheld, Supt., j. VI Booker,
VIM. Young.
Spokane precinct No. 9-Neal build
ing-James List, Supt., Charles Robin
SON. James Shepard.
Elk Mountain precinct No. l0-Elk
Mountain school house Walter Soper,
Supt., Jack Kelly, j. Il. Sutherland.
Junction precinct No. ll-Mahnke
school house-James Brownlee, Supt.,
w. ID. Vestal, Frank Wicker.
Baskerville precinct No. l2-Baker's
r~esidence-A. ID. Ennis, Supt., Il. w.
Tinsley, Joe. korthous.
The following names was chosen from
A.. -. It,, .. ,..- lnfn tl,n mn ltnt
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-10-13

WV a. libNS ~ YIN IiNN~ 49, 49, '"N'
Chas. Alexander, Ed. n. Davis,
James Hoisington, &. w. Arnold,
Ed. Dority, John Hoffman,
l.. A. Billings, Frank Doran,
Nose Holley, James Baker,
NJ. 0. Erwin, Jerry Hanlon,
Theo. Book, G.. l.. Edgerton,
Il. IA. Herbert, j. +. Barnes,
Frank Fav. John Z. Hanson,
+. w Bush, Chas. Freeland,
J. +. Hyde, &. w. Bush,
w. y. Fay, James Houseman,
p. VI. Conlon, II. F~leitner.
NJ. Henne, Jerry Clark,
O. A. Gillette, Charles Holmes,
o. II. Ceilings, A. l.. Gerllng,
II. G. Jolley, II. q. Clason,
VIM. Gorsuch, Frank Johnson,
James Clark, Milton Gorsuch,
Homer Jones, Thomas Carroll,
w. K. HOY, James kinsey,
5. y. Coe, a. A. Haaser,
Joseph Korthous, VIM. Charles,
X. ID. Herbert, John Kirk,
+. NJ. Cox, Paul Hazeltine,
G.. &. Katch, ". A. Cox,
:. Hazeltine, Jr., Philip Konrad,
G. A. Carlson, Parker Hare,
+. A. Dickson, George Hitch,
+. j. Drake, Denis Henault,
q e.. Dickinson, Charles Harbach,
/. NJ. Donaldson, NJ. G Hoagland,
James Henderson, w. II. Harrison,
Fred Hand.
Board adjourned to meet October 4th
1900.
WM MrRE,Tu Chairman
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
To Be Held in Skagway Churches
 Today.

Baptist ehureh-The pastor will dis course upon the following themes, Gods Jewels" and Gods Balances" Hours Of service, II a. m.. and 7:lo D. m. Mrs Gullbault sings solo and the choir rendeis an anthem entitled, "Guide me O Thou Great Jehovah" by Randall.
 Young peoples Union meets at o;3o D. m. A warm welcome awaits all who come.
 St. Marks Catholic Church, Fifth av- enue, east of Brcadwlv,-Mass at Io;'o Sermon on "the Lords Transfguration."
 Sunday school at 2 o'clock. Evening service at 7:,c, half an hour later than usual.
 M. E. Church-Serviees at Anderson'S hall. Rev J. J. Walter will conduct the services. His theme at IT o'clock a. m. will be "War and Vietorv." In the eyen- ing he will preach on the millenlum: "How will it be brought aSout and the signs of its coming"
 Epworth League services at 6:3o.
 Good music by the choir. You are cordially invited to worship with us.
 Salvation Armv-Sundav meetings. 7'3o a. m. prayer meeting; IT a. m. Bible class; ] D. m. Mrs. Adjt. MeGill breaches on ''Santifeation." SD. m. "The law and the Gospel" sermon by Adit. MeGIll. All cordially invited.
 Presbyteran Chureh-Services today at the usual hours in the church, Fifth ave nue, near State street. Morning service IT a. m. with Selmvn on "A Christian Character" C. E. meets at 6:3o D. m. In the annex led by Mr. Johnson.
 Evenlng service of song at 7:3o p. m' The second of the series of popular talks on the Lord'S Prayer will be given. A full attendlnee Is desired. especially ot men Good music and a cordial welcome.
 N. B. Harrison, p lstor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
RFaG@f1l@l


The most northerlv auxiliary organiza- tIon in America of any beneficiary order In existence was formed In Skagwav last Tuesday lt Is the hive of Maeeaoees' formed as a part Of the Skagway tent of the MaccabeeS. Thirty representative women of this city comprise the charter members, and they have taken up the work under suspicious circumstances. Two-thirds of the charter members have applied 10 become benehciarv members. Before they can become beneficiary mem bers they will have to pass a medical e%- animate on.
 The Skagway hive was organized oY and under the direction of Mrs. Nellie M. Edwards, of Junsau, who has been in the city in connection with the work more than week. The officers of the hive are; Past commander, Mrs. GilSon; commander Mrs. Pierce; lieutenant commander Mrs Cockran: record keeper, Mrs. Snyder; finance keeper, Mrs. Highley; chaplain Mrs. Tompkins; sergeant, Mrs. Lincoln; mistress at arms. Mrs. Hooker; sentinel, Mrs. Hluxhurst; picket. Mrs. Quinn.
 The hive will swarm at p, m. every Wetnrsdlv in AnderSon's hall.
 The charter members of the Skagway hive q. the MaetabeeS are: MeSdameS Leslie, Barnes, Smithson, HauxhuTst' -oburn. Lincoln, Burnett. Cochran, Hardy Farrell. Frank, Thompkins, Hill, Cleve- land. Quinn. Highlsy, Marheld, Snyder Peace, Hooker, TompSon, Gilson, Doyle . Ghgglv. and MtLsllen.
  The Eagles gave big open social al Firemen's hall las, Sunday afternoon. U WIS largely attended and hugely enjoyed ,---....-. -...-s- a-s.aA s.,itha,,t liraii and unb0undej was the happiness. FVgel baum and Ed. MeDVnald gave reeitations F. T. KsellT spoke on Skagwav'S future Mr. Leon, J. Wilson, p. Murphy, Herb Bell, and Frank Peterson each sang songs ]. T. Hlyne, Murray Miles and Percy R. Pell told stories.
 1 The members of the Skagwav hive of the Maccabees. organized last week, gave a pleasant surprise party last Tuesday eve ming to Mrs. Nellie N. Edwar1s, of Juneau, a, the home oi Mrs. Evans, on Ninth ave- nse.
 Steps have been taken In Dawson for the org nilaiion Of a lodge of the Knights of PvthilS.
 Leigh Bllllngs and William Brown were initiated by the Elks Thursday night
 H.D. KirmSe md C. L. Brockmiller were initiated into the Red Men Friday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11

terian church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank E. Burns, at her home on Fourth avenue. Music, sewing and re- treatments were the order of the hour Thirty members and friends of the society wsre present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Case, on Friday,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
NOW DON'T LAUGH.
Children's Underwear From Ten
 Conts Up.

Last Sunday mornings ALASKAN an- nouneed that the Farrell Go. were going to Nome and would close out their store by March 3I. Nobody believed lt, thought |; fake. But now every laiy in town or going through has been scraping together every available dollar and going right to their store and leaving there with only one iegret," that they did not go through hubbv's rants the night before and ! For the coming week it has been decided to turn the entire clerical force against one special line of goods for a day and clean out.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
Hotels, RoRdhouses.

Here Is a chance to make a deal. One hundred fine beds, doubles, three-quarters. and three quarter cots, with mattresses, blankets, sheets. pillows and pillow slips complete nearly sll new Will sell cheap for cash or trade for city property, plano or horses and wagons. 2 IS nm r. r. Clark, manager'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
Territorial Government.

The question to be debated by the Y. M. C. A. debating club on Monday evening Is one of current interest and Is certain to at- trsct a large audience. It Is "that terlto- rial government would be beneficial to Alaska" Dr. Walter and Col. Leddy will speak for the affirmative and F. H
 Knapp and w. L. Metealf on the negative
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11

H. Barthell, an employe of the Skagwav Brewing company, fell against a tank at the brewery night before last. His baek was bruised and two ribs fractured. Dr. Moore attended him, and he Is at hIs home slowly recovering.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
Services Tn Demand.

Distinguished Tragedian-You say that you are universal provider.
 Distinguished Tradesman-Yes. sir' walk this way.
 Distinguished Tragedian-Then find me-er-a properly appreciative audi snce and. egad. you shall have 10 DOT cent the receipts Pick Me Up
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-03-11
Residence Property for Sale.

Dwelling house, 2ox4o. furnished or un' furnished, with wootshed, garden spot and water. Mt within the Moore claim, Must sell soon, going to Nome. Inquire al the Farrell Company store on State street, or on premises at cor. IT and Main st. fl