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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
NorIoE or rlNAL sErrLEMENr.

Notice is hereby given that Weducs.
day She otn daf Of January 1907, a,
Burns. Oregon at O'Clock r NJ. OF said
dav. at the office ct The County Judge
Tor said County, has been 0xed a. the
time and place for the hearing oi the
Final Account of the undersigned. the
Executor Of the Estate aud i.ast WI
and Testament OF Jorecn Jorgensen,
Deceased. aud any and al persons hav-
ing any intcrcs, in said Estate are here
by notified to be- present ON said date
and show cause " any, why the Final
account Of -aid Executor should not be
accepted and ssid Estate closed, and the
Executor discharged.
&. u NururLY.
Executor Of the Last win and rcsta.
mont Of Jorgcn 1orEenson. Decd
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
Timler Land. Act June b ls7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
4 Is. HILL,
Ranch Manager.


NNN"Nf ftN NNAf +fRfNtAtffHf 80 +HH|ff
Notice Il hereby given tfsf ln compliance
With the PROVISIONS ~ the hcI " cougftss Oi
june 3, 1915. entitled "An act ioT tAe kale oi
timber lands iu tue Dtatcs Of ca iul ala, ore
gOn, Nevada, aud NashiBEtOn Itrllvfy ~
extended 70 eil the Public ihua states Dy act
Of August 4, lsy2. MTs Mac GOllings oicbicHgo,
County Ol too4, stale Of lNiuolf. mas On sep
tember l5, 1865 hied ia this oihce her sWofu
statement No 5oi, for the purchase of The aEl1
Of Section No ~. Ia IoHnfhip 80 ~ >.
Range No. y ~, Vi. NJ. and sill Oner proof "
show that the Land sought IL mole FglFalle for
ite timber or stone than Tor Agricultural pur,
poses. and 10 establish her claim 10 said land
before the Register aud Receiver AZ hurus ore
gOn on Thursday, the Gath day Of January, ll07,
She names ns witnesses; Frank Q. Dibble.
Martha Dibble, RObt }. Williams. and Emma
Williams ali OF kiiey, Oregon,
Any and all peisOnf claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested %
nie their claims ia THE ofiee on or before saia
1iih day OF January, 1907.
NM. FAEkE. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
CONTEST NOTICE


NurnH. NftHuni Nrnrinlur q. iNN.
A sufficient cuutCst AFFIDAVIT having hccn
ni,d in This oluro hy trHuk tafirftun. contest.
anf, rraiuft humtHinHd tuirv 30 nsl wade
April ~ inIl. lor rft, Nfi, scr. si W. rWii
aud so Mil NV Sec p. ]. T. To-, o. ai ~ " ".
Nf iilrUf HWlIhs NuuirHirH, lu which u "a allies
81 that fald llIscf NmIIh hnf l4lci ta estahllfh
DIE residence urlH. ur Improve HfiH laud and
hna totally ahauduued said lend iuf muro ihau
fIa months rcnl p.luf iu ihu dHfN ~ fHil an.
daNil, HHd shat HHlu alleged nitfnrp iftm The
f1ll InHu Wua uuI due tn hla ciuVluf intui ln
fHo Army, hHNf Uf NHfIuH luIIa ul she T..
4. Hs H private soldier. ullNrf. seaman, or mai.
inc dufiur ilr umU Of Wnf, sald PARTIES are
hrnrhI nuiinsi tu hppolf fCfpuud ana onof
rtlupIrn iuurhlnr fHiu allegation no Do o'clock
81. m un January j.. lNli uflufc tnr Register aud
Receiver nf tho United states Land Once in
uufuf. ufffuu
The fail contestant having. iu q proper an
Hntlt NIrl .rmhlfn, lIlNi fUI lufih larts Whifh
show that nIt0f due dlliaeuru personal service
20 thIf u0Ilrr can DOT d. made. 10 IL hereby or
dufrd ana directed chat such uutlCU be- Fiynu
by due and proper publication
Wu. fknnn, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
NO TREsPAssING

Notice is hereby given iha, hunt
ing aud shoOlicg upon ihe enclosed
lands ~ the American Land & Live
Stock Co. is strictly forbidden.
Any persOn or persons fonnd hunt
ing or trespassing will be prosecuted
TO the full extent Of The law
4 Is. HILL,
Ranch Manager
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
DR. HIBBARD,
Burns, Oregon.

Scott Catierson Is in tOwD and
thinks The Times Herald il entire
ly too modest IN its praise of the
great Harney country aud that it
does not come out strong enough
on some of its advantages He
brought us a mosquito that he bad
captured a day or two before in or
der to prove that this climate is
exceptionally mild for such an alti-
tude. He brought the goods for
the benefit Of all "Missourians."
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
umhei Land Acl June 49,.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


NNNNHI NNNN"NI NNNfNN"NIs 80 t"NH'
NoiiCe IL horohi rlgin that ln compliance
with the ufuYlalHuH ~ fnN Hri ui luuNIUsH pa
luue D, itis, outtlrd "Au at lNf tn0 Halr HI
ilwhrF lands De 800 HfafHl uf California. NfH
extended o. al lnn lutlIU lani Hlaira ID HfI
ui august 4 iflh Hush liaIfia. ui Nunus.
ruuulN ~ ilnfntf. aIHtH 20 NINNnnl Dee .u
fcpisubtr 3. iaU hled iu ihiH oUfrhH sHu I
statement ~, f'.. luf tlH uuilnnHN 90 Soc
W. ~ flr nhi. 20 iprlDn hu .H iu
lnNufNiI Nui u H. ianIU NH. ID NI NJ
~. rud All otter NluHl a. HHuN IIHt I.Ir lI .iI
sought 10 murr taluahir fnf lia NIahri uf STONE
iuau Tor hFfirull ufHi HufI INtrI nnl iu rHIiliial
hIa claim 10 faii |hlN uoIifo tlF NfNl.Irl auu
nsrciFef 81 Nufut ulrFol, su Mrlni clay thU
alrt daY ol lauuafii iHis
~ NUMfnauY, liffmau NaulIni luuu lnuu aa
nll ~ MuInt. uiNHuus
Any Huu fll uHIfulH Clalmlnf HNftHnlf fNN
nhoft described Iaufs aHo IcQnnIrI in nle
iAlir claims iu ih uflrr ln uf Store ffii lil
DAY ~ lauuafi ilIN
Wa farHg. hfH.i0f
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15

Schwartz has creamery butter q
the Busy Corner Storep
A. NJ. wrigh, Of Harney was I
caller at This Office Monday.
Adam George is now ready 4
take orders for spring delivery o
nursery stock.
c. T. Cary and his mother wer,
the guests Of Mrs. Geo. Shelley q
few days this week.
Visit the Bazaar at GemberliDg's
before purchasing all your Christ
mas presents. Il is helping a de.
serving cause.
My japanese ware is the best
could get in the market. You are
welcome TO call and inspect it. C
II. Voegtly.
Are you aware that Browns are
direct dealers in ooffees7 You are
buying quality when you purchase
Teas aud Coffee's at Browns
Mrs. J. X. James made proof on
her homestead Tuesday. She also
assisted Emory Hill make proof on
his homestead the following day.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
the Windsor Bar to The public and
invites his old time patrons aud
friends TO call. Draft beer 5 cents.
NJ. ' Smith. accompanied hy
his son and family was in the city
this week Mr. Smith Jr. had just
recently come up from California,
Austin Goodman's woodsaw is
s,ill in commission AID will make
your wood pile look like 30 cents in
a short time. He also has n good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
Peter GARNER and J. C. Turney
are home from an extended trip to
the Wagontire section. They did
M build any railroad. hut gave the
surveyors some valuable pointers.
Parties nre hereby notified TO re-
froin FROM tre-pa-sing upon nay
farm north OF purns. shall pros
eout,auy person found trcspissing
GEo. srANciWr
Marion Stormet, one Of the old
time boys of this section, came ov-
er from the Stems Mountain sec.
ton the first Of the week. This IL
his FIRST visit TO our city for four
years.
We want your Banking business
aud whether your account be large
or small we will extend every con-
sistent banking accommodation.
Leon NJ. Brown Cashier Harney
County Bank, Burns Greg.
s2j Rewatd-The Blue Mt. Rap
ID Transit Co. will give $25 reward
Tor the arrest and conviction Of the
parties who removed straps and
other property from one Of the
on the mountain.
Mics Ellie Terrill, one Of the
teachers Of the public school Mt
Drewsoy, is home on visit TO her
parents, the school having been
closed on account Of the prevail
nnce Of diphtheria in that oommu-
nifty.
Estrayed- From Harry Howel's
place on Poison creek. last month,
dark hay mare. right hind foot
white, foretop reached; dim brand
,n shoulder and had been cut on
wire on right hind leg. Informa.
lion regarding this animal will con-
Ter favor on widow woman.
Communicate with this office.
County Health Officer DR. Mars
len, reports that VIII Robertson's
family who are suffering from
on Otis creek improving
and one other case has developed
Ia Drewsey, a Mrs MoMullen. The
own of Drewsey il maintaining a
strict quaranti O. The report that
Mrs Thornion Williams and c. w !
Drink water were not allowed To
cave there for THE city is a mis-
AXE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
Timber Land. act June o, -,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
VNsnsp Sdla. orssad. a1Aasi bssSm6sr isd

Noilcn ir hereby given thrt in compliance
alfu fhu provisions 90 the Hfi I'd tuuHfttf ul
June o, iHih, cnuIlrl "An Hfl Iuf inr sHlr VI iin
Iirr laudf ln tho states ~ tHllfnfnlhi oregon
nevada, aud Washington icuiiorfi ~ extend
"a fu 90 thn Public Land rlairh hF act OF Aus
urt q. ifa4 iurculr Nrmpol1, ~ hurusi county
IlaruNF state ul uftHuni has inla DAY Died iN
this Once her sworn statement No 90, for thr
uurCh hnsT OF tine HNit hMlt nnN va nNi4, ui
rarfIon 80, a, in tuNnthip no, .. ~ hnnEo No
n ~ 81. aud ull nIfl pfuuf % HuuN that
ihr land sought lH more valuable ipf iia uulhnf
0f Stone than i1I agricultural purposes aud a.
establish hUT rIulm 10 aHld land hsiufu the
Nrrlffrg aud Receiver ai huIua. nfCgons on
shf names a. Nliufafesi OufiaF A Nsmbpld,
ii Az. Horton, john ". sayef, hilifcd Racine,
an uf Mu zoe, Oregon,
ANY nud ull persons claiming adversely tlf
above dssrflhsd lnnIf aro requested 30 uir their
claims in this once uu uf before taid ihh day
Wu rAnnr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
Public taud sale usulaicd fraet.I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


tSlrFn sftffH LAND urritn
Burns, OfrEUu, N,sFumhuI, tt 1919
Notice q houhy riVen, that ns directed hs
The Commissioned nf tho UUnHfai iHud uhtr
under PROVISIONS ~ act uI tuHEIrss apNfuNt
tune I i1H, fuhllrNu HN WD Hiu uurI ~
public sale to the hilHeH bidder. ai ln uUiu0 4
n. M, on she 4tih uHy of uuUtmhuf uUtt n'
NNt, sfl. 90 Section II iu inauship No ll
suHlh, ol Range So East. a. A.
ANY rrrsnHa claiming adversely the anoNc
dvscfllicd land are adFlard 90 Gle their elaine,
naled iof sale.
w. rAnnr. HcFtief
A. ". 0owAs, Receiver
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
l.0c6l News.

=. I<>col News.
-sc.aac Fos<ptisin the city.
.uur kf6.t a. ibe 'Buss Corner
r Eu;; f;.,..:'-.<s:-- =; 49, has 300 tons Of
h II Horpef Il down from Sill
- valley
homestead md dessrt land loca-
!po- see } Y Turney.
ancy dishes n all kinds for hol-
al alf.s al G. 4. voeEtlys.
NJ. Wnlians was over from
~ict creek mskIog proof on his
s, Monday
- KIinh Voc looking after
phoue rsrairt in this section
ine ,ht week
Iailey Hayes eas in the city this
1 a 10 netisl ponc neiehbors in
King prouf On 'snd.
y. NJ Harvey the bakeview
se buver. :e bore. He wants
a sized stuck shis time.
f'faokIo,,.h cop,s. Fur Goods
cold ~e<;ltf rarments ofevery
critt'ou a Hrowps.
--sfant Flsser ~ns in from his
ne cserk home Monday attend.
a 70 -am> bu-iness affairs
aiv. Arac- Swell has completed
term Of school IN Happy valley
arrived aome Saturday.
iepnnr-e ware i not only pretty
!, i- p.rfu; and Is the fashion.
: giI, for chr'snnas. At vocEi.
Lcok ou'--(.ts the safety Ipcu-
p,o'. new !, rms without ~ lamp.
= W. r. smith about IL. Burn
eron.
Morris W'neseld has arranged
N iusln,ss NJ BIZ late father IN
d county AID NJ, yesterday for
hnms Ia Lsts county.
Walter Gray paa up from Lawen
ring ,hc work lie has not ye,
llY recovered irom bis sorioue III
~ during the summon, but is im-
owing.
You will eurely miss a great
ancs II you 40 no, road the City
ing Store advertisement this
,nk. A corlstmas present for
"a II you %.
Col. Ecebe has been renewing ao
'a'nsanoe< IN ihis city during the
eek. He has been In klamath J
ID southern Oregon county for
q past t~o yesrs aud snow work !
K near Wsconiire with sheep.
Don's think thai because you live
Il of town you must do without
.nking advsniAges aud privileges.
. have Dnnking-By-Mail De-
'flmeut FOR yon. Harney County |
aux Burns Oregon Leon NJ. Brown
,shler
Geo. HmylA was over from his
Ismond home this week for lum
r. viih ~h'ch to oomplel. some
,rne aud sheds for stock. He I
~ aeeompAoied by Geo. Hill aud
10y Ieft this morning for hone
Ilh Two biz ieams loaded.
D'ed---At ihe family home,
hursda, nIchi. the infant son Of
r aud Mr.. CLAY Clemens The
,la one sulItred with pneumonia
= several days. The funeral was
I'D yeetef,ia, at the Burns ceme-
~. thr eef<ices being conducted
Rev. 4 , Irwin The bereaved
'rea,r aud felatives have the SYM
.fht ol 4I1e circle of friends.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
uNIr@ p1.o. Esyg o..,s.l 1852 as,sslg, osgieri 10

UNITED arAfra LAND ufriCr.
rurut oregon, tutrmhrf .f, ifo'A
Notlcr ls hcruhf gitdn tNii frOt nffr nI
nufna. urtHuU has niHi uHIlFr of hla lufrullHu
fu fnnku nnuI NnmIHufHfuu proof lu fHWuHff uI
hls tinlnl, Nlf NuuffiIHI NuIN tu NI mfNf
u,iunUF .l, lso. luf lNt ha4 hN' nHt aNl
and HNi4 MA. fNUfI0n lN luHHHHIU 10
faulu an ~. M. HuN fNnf sfiI UfuHi HIl lF
made triofo ihu NHrluUf hui Receiver. ai
nuHus, ufuann. un nrltmUnf HlIH. i.NI
iir usmtf tnn fullHHluU WiInrfirI tl UIufn
HE cont uuunt fusldUHtf utuu HNd tuI fllNn
Nayneid, % ~, aimmuns. ind tru.L ali u'
nufus, Nfesuu.
W. FtrHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15

Doo't overlook lhe Gietainf sGe
Al Brown's.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-12-15

Mrs. req names was IN the CITY
Monday.
Butterick Patterns at Lunaburl
aud Dalton's.
Lunch goods Of all kinds at th,
Busy Gvtuei S;vfe."
Don't forget that the hand boys
give the Christmas dance.
The snow began falling this
morning like it meant business
Mrs. c. A. swcck is home from
her visit to relatives in the william
cttc valley.
DR. W. c. Brown, Dentist. 0ilice
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office.
Everybody is glad to know the
hand hovs have charge Of the Christ
mas hall Dee. 25
Judge Rector was attending 20
pomr baud business before tbs 10.
cal ldnl ufice.
VI. J. Nash, one Of tho new sell
ilers of the Dog Mountain section,
was up the first Of the week.
Voegily has just received new
shipment Of japanese ware for the
holiday trade. Call and sec II,
The Gre boys are preparing for
big dance New Years night. They
deserve liberal attendance and
patronage.
n. J. Hansen at the Burns Meat
Market IL selling hind quarter beef
at 3 cents and front quarter at 4
cents.
Adam George and son Julian.
were among our visitors during the
week. They were here on land
business.
+. Z. Bramleti, the silver bit
aud spur maker, las moved into
the building recently occupied by
Peter GARNER.
The basket ball game between
the High School first teem and the
public school team next Monday
night promises to be hot one.
o. Calkins is 10 the market for
all your hides. horse hair and coy
ole skins. he wants all Of them
aud will pay good prices.
No more useful Christmas pres
eut could be imagined than a set Of
Japanese ware. Yoegtiy has the
prettiesl aud best you ever saw.
F.M. Jordan arrived home yes
terday from an extended visit 10
the southern part Of the county
where he has been employed in
surveying.
J. C. Welcome q Son have some
very handsome Angora goat robes
for baby buggies most suitable for
Christmas presents. Also other
kinds. See thsm.
Hon. c. W. Parrish came over
from Izee Thursday. He is not
FEELING the beet in the world and
is under the care Of physician.
HE illness is not serious, however,
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now be obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n Brown a.
Sons ia this city.
w p. Patterson, Of Ontario, is
at prfsent in this CITY, having
came oye- to work for Chief Engi-
nser Waggener Of the railroad sur
vey. The young man il the son Of
one Of the proprietors Of the Garter
House.
Losi-Bslween Burns and Buena
Vista. Oct. Slh a hand valise con-
tanning a pair Of field glasses. shay
ing outfit. soft hat, handkerehiefs.
aud other articles. Suitable reward
offered.
DR. HIBBARD,
Burns, Oregon.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
200 COMING |,
Skagway Will Be Filled With
 0utcOming ThrOng

There are more than 200 passengers on the train that will arrive from Whitehorse today. Most of them came up the Yukon river on the Columbian and the Prospeetor.
 Many,of the outcoming throng was delayed at Whitehorse this morning because there were not sufficient num- Der of coaches on hand to handle the crowd. lThey will be over on the train tomorrow.
 People arriving from Fairbanks Sat urday right say that the people have but just begun arriving here from the interior, and that there will be great crowds on each boat to leave Dawson from now until the end of the season There are half-dozen big steamers te be due at Dawson between now and the close of navigation, and all will be crowded.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
SALE OF MINING PROPERTY

By order of the Hon. Warren A. Wordeu
 referee in bankruptcy, the uudersGncdI as trust tee of the estate of the Greek Boys Mining Company a corporation bankrupt. offers for
 sale the following properties known collective ly as the Greek Boys Mine, situate Tn the Ser ners Bay Mining District, near Juneau, Alaska. more particularly described in the records of
 the said Mining District. tu which records Did ders hereby are referred for further particulars.
 and generally described as follows
 Aurora, Lode Mining Claim. Jupateutyd.
 HomStake Lode Mining Claim, JDpGtentcd. Lake View, Lode Mining Claim, JEputenteu.
 Manimore Lode Mining Claim, UupHtcnted
 May Flower, Lode Mining < IIalln, lEpateuted.
 Queen of the Hills Lode Mining Claim, un-
 patented.
 Berner'S Bay Placer, Number one, Placer Mining Claim, Unp0teuted.
 Berner's Bay Placer, Number Two, Placer
 Mining Claim, UnpatcuLed. Great Falls Creek, Water Right, | uucEg.Opel Tunannuch Greek. Water Right, ludeycloped. Two Mill sites Ot about five rnl acres each, situate adjacent tC lunaUuuck Clam, OnpAt- euted.
 All oi the said property is situate aJ BernerS Bay in the District of Alaska, about fifty miles l from Juneau, and is recorded ID tue receiving ] at Juneau. Alaska. The trustee Is informed | that development work sufficient Go cutl-e the holder to patent these claims has been done, ! Included in the said properties and to be sold herewith gre all buildings, tools, railways now situa te upon these properties. tt any there te- 1 The sale is to be by sealed bIlS Jo be delivered | at the office of Hon. Warren A Wprdca. referee | in bankruptcy Chamber ut Commerce Building,
 Tacoma, Washington, not later tlaD two clock | D. m. on Tuesday the 18th day gt september t9O6, each bid to be accompanied by deposit of, | or certified check for, ten lW per cent of the
 amount Of the bid, such deposit or cheek To be | returned 10 unsuccessful bidders and no bid Co | be considered n the same ls Tor less LuAh len | Thousand Dollars.
 Further particulars of the property and the | sale thereof may be obtained ui q undersigned | or his attorneys. The rgh. Go TeJccI any and | all bids is reserved.
 | HENRY IVES. Trustee: Ofhce and poStottice address, Bank Oi Na,itor- mia Building. Tacoma, Wash. | JOHN C. GRAY: OfiCe and postohCe address, | 72 bowman Building, Seattle, Wash. 1 FRANK H. KELLY Oflce and VoSto'iCe ud- dress, All Fidelity Building. Tacoma, Wash. l Attorneys for the Trustee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
THE DAILY :ALAsKANS CON
 CERN

The whitehorss Star says the White Pass rates do not concern the Daily Alaskan and that it should say nothing about them. The Star is wrong. One of the essential things in the develop ment of any country is cheap transpor- ta.ion and Sksgwsy's future depends in \ large measure on the country that IS being developed in the Canadian north. Every thing that concerns, the welfare of the northconcerns the. Daily Alaskan.
 What the Daily Alaskan has said and what the Star has been unable to successfully dispute, is that the White Pasa freight and passenger tariffs are being investigated by s competent rail- road commission; that the people have every right to expect that if the rates can be reduced without disaster to the railroad owners the reduction will be made, and that, therefore, there is no need of attempting to arouse the pas sions of the people when nothing but discord can result from it.
 There is no need of creating bitterness and getting people, all of whom are interested .n the development Of the country, in such mood that they will be st swords points and working st cross purposes for years to come when absolutely DO good thing can be ssrved by it.
 When the railroad commission gets through with this investigation, if the Star shall feel that it was derelict and failed in the performance of it's duty or was corrupted, it will be intirely within the province of snterprising journalism if it will present the facts to 8 candid world-but even then 1t should present FACTS.
 So far ss concerns the intimstion that the Daily Alaskan has been told to say something in defense of the railroad we will say only that it is without \ sciutilla of fact as basis. The Dally Alaskan has interviewed no railroad official except to ascertain ths. the commissioners are making a thorough investigation.
 One word more. The Daily Alaskan is owned by those who make it, and It's pinions and influence are not for sale
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer refers to Representative Charles E. Littleheld, of Maine, as the successor of the late Thomas B. Reed in congress. The great Tom Reed represented the First or Portland district in congress and was succeeded by Amos L. Allen, of Alfred, York county. MT. Littlefield represents the Second district, and resides at Rocklsnd, Knox county. He succeeded the late Nelson DingleY in the house.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
ORDINANCE No. 78

An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. T entitled an Ordinance fixing the amount of compensation pIid 10 certain officers of the Town of Skagway. Be it ordained by the Common Coun- cil of the Town of Skagwsy: That Section l of Ordinance Il be amended by adding thereto Health Officer at a salary of S3OO.O0 per year, effective September lSJ, 1906. Passed the Common Council Sept. 4th, 1906.
 F.. J. SHAW,
 President of the Council. W. J. MCKEAN,
 Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
Everybody Wants Eva

Eva McDsniels "ranted" sU Ketchi- kan for obtaining goods under false prstenses, is in isil at Whitehorse for moiesting King Edwards mail. She was recently brought into the town from Livingston creek, and is awaiting trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

City Attorney Ellis Dc Bruler, of Seattle, has succeeded State ISenator Palmer ss chairman of the Washington state republican central committee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

In quoting from the Daily Alaskan the Juneau Record-Miner professes ignorance to the words ''crass misrep- rssentstion." A pocket dictionary can be purchased for 25 ceuas. Get one and consult 1t.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

IL is announced from Washington th., if there shall be an American ln- yssion of Cuba, Gen, Fred. Funston VIII command the expedition.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
A S2OO Shan

S200 Cash, if sold before September 2S, my little cottage on llth and Broad way, partly furnished, now rented at S7 50 per month. F. M. Lucayish.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

The Pack Train saloon always leaas' It carries only the best brands Of Wnls- kies, wines, beers and all the other goods to be had st 8 frst-clsss gentle mems resort.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
At Private Sale.

Emerson Piano, Franklin Fypewrit' or, International Cyclopedis, ,l5yols; lat, top desk, Household and T9llarens
 furniture, Inquire ot N. B. Harrlson.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24
Men Wanted

Wood choppers to cut poles for wood saw. Will pay $500 per cord. Apply G. H. Sturgill, Seventh ave. and State.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

The best meals and best service at Skagway can be secured al the Fifth Avenue hotel.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

Ths Pack Train Restaurant Will serve wine with dinner orders, tree up place of tea or sonee. Come on ooys
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-24

Cstnip tea might help the White horse Star.