The daily Alaskan., 1904-10-12

applause. The WOrk UT the OIShSSVi0 was very fine and des ryed all the praise that was freely accorded it.
 In fact the entire program was first class in all respects. There was not a dull number on it and it was all highly appreciated. It was as follows: Tnterlocutor. .........H. J. Lynch Tamboes. Will Cleveland, D. r Lea Bones. Earl Stiltz, Will Mcintyre Overture '.'' ..''' -, :;, 'OIonGs'IS S,i "I'm Going to Leave" Will Cleveland "Maybe," Baritone 500. ......!...
 ,.......... Will Blanchard "I Must Have Been a Dreaming" .......... Earl StlltZ 1 "Karama," Japanese Ideal Carl Ask ''How it Happened". Will Mcintyre "Violets," Baritone Solo. k. G Beuret "You Don't Stop the World From
 Going Round" ...........D. r. Lea "By Your Side" Tenor Solo. ......
 .......... ......A. c. Blanchard
 FINALE. Victor Sparks .. Club Swinging Wilf Mcintyre. ......S..... Sermon The Barry Brothers. ,..,.... Tumbling Earl Stiltz. Recommendations. Dancing The Minstrel Quartette-A. c. Blanchard, w. C. Blanchard,
 R. W. Taylor, K. NJ. Mcintyre
 ................ .... Three Pieces D. P. Lea. Songs and Sketches 
 The orchestra was made up as fol- lows:
 Dr. L. S. Keller, first violin; E. NJ. Mcintyre, first vio in; F. C. Callarmar. second violin; Matthew Bridge, violin cello; Corporal Gray, double bass; E. Harvey, clarinet; Dr, A. w. Reed, cor net, and E. G, Peuret, piano.
 The audience was one of the largest that was ever in Elks' hall. Dancing began at Il o'clock and con- tinued until after midnight Between the dances the prizes were awarded.
 The list of prizes with the winners follows:
 Doll and wardrobe, by Mrs. A. w. Reed, ticket 324, Verna Mulvihill.
 Round trip ticket to Seattle, by Alas ka Steamship Company, ticket 405, J. D. Stinebaugh.
 Round trip ticket to Seattle, by Paci- fc Coast Steamship Company, ticket 595. Unknown,
 Round trip ticket to Whitehorse, by W. P. & Y. R., ticket 373, Mrs. H. Bar thel.
 Bean prize, by Vienna bakery, cake, won by F. Luppy, who guessed 75OO. Actual number, 1900.
 Dress pattern, by M. Conway, ticket 46, Mrs. G. s. Town. Clock, by Fl. D. Kirmse, ticket 253, Miss Florence Langdon.
 Stove, by Kettles X Ford, ticket ll6, Tom Cahill.
 Indian basket, by Case X Draper, tic- ket 323, w. s. McKean.
 Five pounds of candy, by A Dorero, ticket l45, R. Rutledge,
 Fur boa, by B NJ. BehrendS Mercar- tile Company, ticket 527, Wesley Allen.
 Burnt leather pillow, by B. A. Wha- len, ticket 25, John Mclean.
 Pair of pants, by F. WClland, ticket 325, w. c. Blanchard.
 StereopticOn views, by F. G. L Hunt, ticket l39, Miss Adams,
 Fruit cake, by F. Ronkendori, ticket 75S, NJ. Bridge.
 Ham, by Arctic Meat Company, tic- ket 274, NJ. A. Mclean.
 Ham, by Arctic Meat Comp my, tic ket 2Sl B. Moen
 Silver tea set, by P, E Kerr, first ladies' reireshment prize, ticket BIT, Mrs. J. G. Quinlan.
 Five-pound box of candy, by Mrs, Rapuzzi, second ladies refreshmt nt prize, ticket 3S5, Mrs. Remick.
 Smoking jacket, by F. H. Clayson & O., first mems refreshment prize, tic- ket lOl, Wilbur Storey.
 Box of cigars, by F. Verbauwhede, ticket PIT. Unknown.
 The prizes are at the store of Martin Conway and those holding tickets can oct their DriZeS there by Drespnt-