The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-01

li7-sol Ripinsky gets an adverse verdict 1 in Halnes lot Jumping case-One nun dred more Klondlkers arrive with heA'' sacks. ,.,,.. lS-Multi- J. D. Rockefeller Congressman E. J. Hill. Bishop ho"' and other distinguished visitors arrive. i9-City Council says "eurfew shail I,he ,,s every night at 9 o'clock. and that chlla, ren on the streets after that hour VIII be arrested.
 2O-Jessle Rounds, acquitted of murder few days ago. hnde $50 for drunkenness 2i-Northwest Mounted Police refuse eo permit people to pass to the lhter,o' without two months assorted proNl1s- ions, and at least >oVO ID easn, o' as saS months' assorted provisions and not less than S2OO in cash over and above tht money required Co pay expenses "0ui the border to Dawson. ., 22-Contraets signed for the lowering ol the water mains. ,,o ,,,a, 2s-Eight Klondikers bring out ll9 pounds of gold dust earned by day labor.-Ne"a of loo Juneau's death in Dawson. 2l-News of wreck of the British steamer Danube on hidden reef on Denman lS- land: no lives lost.
 25-News of the finding of three dead men in cabin near Moose Lake, big SAi- mon. N 26-City Council grants franchise to the new electric light company.
 27-Another great day for Skagway'-he enue cutter McCulloch. that fired the first shot in the Spanish war, arrives with Senator Charles W. and Mrs. Far banks. Senator and Mrs. Addison J. Foster. E. O. Graves, president or ae- attle Chamber Of Commerce, Governor Brady. eX-Senator Swineford and others Musicale in the afternoon m flre- mans Hall, monster reception m even ing In Chamber of Commerce pavilion, 2S-Senatorlal party escorted 10 the sun sun init by Chamber of Commerce ana ieau- l ing citizels.-Views Of leading eluLSIs of Alaska laid before senators m aole speeches at a meeting Of Chamber or Commerce in the evening.-N Haywood and J. II. Kanyon arrived from DAWsoh with $50 pounds of gold.-Moore's whari case decided: c. E. wynn-Johnson the general manager. ... 29-Senatorlal party receive on revenue cutter McCulloch.-George Carmaok, dis- coverer Of the Klondike. arrives with 1000 ounces of dust for cigar money, 3O-First scow load of brick from Flames brlekyard. Edward c. Ward accidentally shot by Mrs. c. E. Turner.-FitV gold- bearers from Dawson get In.
 JULY
 l-Llcense law goes into effect; many sa- looms closed.
 2-Kaufman Bros. send four men to Tx a large American flag on Dewey peak' 3-Edward c. Ward dies. 4-Daily Alaskan printed In the National colors.-Chamber Of Commerce Clty Council and other bodies combine Tor a glorious Fourth.-Parade, speeches sports, grand ball. 1reworks.-Chamber of Commerce entertains eight visiting Congressmen and other distinguished guests at dlnner.-J. Nj. Goodwin. the celebrated editor Of the Salt Lake Tri- bune, here
 5-Cape Nome diggings declared by the Juneau Miner to be another Copper River fraud.-Many fires on the hill- sides.
 6-Railroad completed to Bennett; golden spike driven by Mrs. E. c. Hawkins; large excursion of citizens and distn. guished guests.-Two thousand pounds Of gold on the evening train.
 7-Verdlct Of the Inquest on the shoot Ing of ward-accldental.
 S-Eagles elected ofilcers-presldent' pr. L. s. Keller.