Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin,
TheSnata Clara, which has been
off this run for a long time, arrived
Jn port early this morning. Cap
tain Sohage is in Command. She
has about two hundred tons of
freight and a number ol horses for
here, and it wi 1 he late this e- en
ing before she gets away for Sew
ard.
Chas. Malander, who intends to
start a roadhouse at the mouth of
Tasnuna, arrived on the Santa
Clara.
L. Schaefer returned to town
this morning from Seattle. Hi
states that Mr. and Mrs. Tack Mil
ler are now in Ireland, and hi
does not know exactly v hen the\
will come to Valdez.
N. E, Ohisson returned from th<
States today and will soon start foi
Slate creek.
F. J. Miller, representing th
firm of Sehwbacher & Co., is i
town preparing for a trip to Fai
banks and Nome in the interests «
his house.
Chas. Kraemer received wor
yesterday afternoon that the ne>
generator for the light plant ha
passed Minneapolis on the 5th <
January so that it may be e>
petted on one of the next boats
Before the message was receive*
Mr. Quinn had started for Sea it i
to make arrangements for buyin
a machine there for use until tl -
arrival of the new one.
Following is the passenger lis
of the Santa Clara. CEL Br\
ant, C Molander, J H Ingram am
wife, (J M Fenell, W McMim
Mrs P L Roessel, Mrs R L I)a'
E J Evans, N E Ohlsson.J Pan
son, H C Ingram, F Hendrix, F
Gauthardt, F J Miller, H N Shea*
E C Willis, Mrs. A M King. F 1
Waterman, L Schaefer, A K Craw
ford for Valdez, and R Butler
Mrs L Stevens, G A Bettes, S (
Morford, for Seward.
The road commission receive*
four horses and 60 tons of freigh
on this boat.
Prescriptions are filled by m
with the utmost care. Every par
of the work of preparing tb«
medicine and checking off, n
well as writing the label, is don
by a graduate experienced phar
macists. Owl Drug Co.
A. K. Crawford of Kotsina fame
returned on the Santa Clara from
the States.
E. Gauthardt was an arrival
this morning with 1*2 horses and a
large shipment of poultry and mer
chandise which he will take over
the trail.
Mr. and Mrs. J’ ft. Ingram re
turned from the States on the San
ta Clara. Jack will be in charg*
of the transportation department
of the Alaska road commission.
Mr. and Mrs. Dehney are now
in San ^iego, Calif., where thev
will remain until spring.
George Gandy, a resident of
Chignip, died at the hospital here
oarly this week of Bright’s disease
He was in town only three davs
before his death.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
The Santa Clara is to leave for
Seattle Tuesday.
School will open Monday for the
spring term.
George D. Gandt, mention of
whose death was mado yesterday,
has been a resident of Chignjg for
the past four yeara. The home ot
his parents is in Mauricetnwn,
New Jersey. The deceased was 58
years of age.
'1 ho Berth?, left Juneau coming
north the night of the 18th.
Last night was the coldest
weat.er experienced here this
a inter. The thermometer was down
to 19 below during the night.
A stage is due from Fairbanks
anight.
Chamois vests and chest protec
ts keep the body warm, prevent
•neumonia, coughs, colds and all
nng troubles; largest assortment.
)wl Drug Co
Free delivery to any part of the
ity by the Red Cross Drug Co.
A mail route has been estal
shed from Afognak, on Afogtiak
•land to Kodiak, the mail to he
nrried twice a month. Charles
voman has secured the contract
• hich begins January 15th.
Keports from the westward are
. nit this has been the best winter
• er experienced in the codfish
dteries. More fish have brei
night than the places cou’d
•tidle. About 80 men are em
ployed in this line of bush ess on
nga island alone.
From Tuesdays Bulletin
Mrs. Chos. Dreibelhis, wife of
harles Dreibelhis, formerly deput\
larshal at Valdez, died at Fair
•iinks in the latter part of Decern
*er, of peritonitis. She was 32
ears of age, and w^s born in
larshalHown, Iowa. In 1903 she
• as married to Mr. Dreibelhis, the
••remony being performed at Val
ez. Two stepsons of Mr. Dreibel
is, are the only remaining rela
ives.
Sausages.
We liave in stock German Horn
;ausages, Balony, Blood Sausage,
iiver Sausage and Frankfords, at
>'aldez Market. Phone 29.
Falls Heir To Estate.
Harry Wenke, a well known
uoneer in this section, has fallen
ieir to an estate valued at about
?150,000 and went out on the
^an»a Clara to settle the business
onnected with the property.
Miss Mary Osland
Ready Made Hats
Hats Remodeled
Hats Made to Order
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Hobart St,, next McKinlaj Hall
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W. A. Rvstrom of the firm of
Rvstrom & Kittle, re'turned from
the Slates on the Saratoga with a
complete fret of pew fixtures and
-W»cK f>u i he North* rn. A fine
trout at i/I hack l*ar was purchased,
1 glass partition fur separating the
eltih room front the har, fnnrv
chandeliers and everything needed
to make the Northern one of the
most attractive places in town.
The Santa Clara left for the
south to-day nt noon.
J. H. Syke, K. S Wilson, A. C.
Hanson, J. p. McClellan, C. D.
ColeniHti ami F. M. Brown were
passengers from here on the Santa
Clara for Seattle.
Captain Morris has completed
his chart of Drier hay, Knight’s
i*la> d. He has mapped out a
course through the la.v ‘o Huh
haru'jS landing, near Chase cabin,
which has not less than ten fathoms
of water.
The Fairbanks postoffice has
• lone a business during the past
year which entitles it to a place in
he second class. This means a
salary of $2,000 for the postmaster.
Pans averaging #12.50 are a
regular thing on the ground being
work d bv the Conia Bros., on
V’ault creek.
Orr & Co’s trail manager on the
further end of the mail trail has
decided to bridge the Delta rivei
to overcome the delays which are
being caused by open water.
Austin Lathrop lost a horse
! from lung trouble on the way up
| up from Seattle, and another horse
'died after the vessel landed here
Orr & Co. also lost two horses.
To Disbar Attorney Cobb.
Juneau, Jan. 12—The Interna
tional Trust Company, through
William Meyer, has filed an in
formation in the district court,
intended to disbar J. II. Cohb of
the law firm of Maloney & Cobb.
The case grows out of the settle
ment of the famous Berner's Ba\
mining litigation involving mil
lions. Cobb is one of the oldest and
leading lawyers in Alaska. IIie
partner was former mayor of Jun
eau and is one of the wealthiest
residents. Maloney comes from
Portland, and Cobh is from Ten
nessee.
Tho uuKgenheims have now
securtd control of all big inde
pendent companies operating in
the K Ion kike, and have possession
of nearly every claim on Bon ansa
and Eldorado.
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