H IS
lA*«tSI an<) \
General
Merchandise
On the Coast of Alaska, being equipped j
to handle both Retail and Wholesale
Orders. j
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
HAIL ORDERS f ROH OUTLYING
POINTS
We are particularly strong in Groceries, Hardware,
Furnishings, Boots and. Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing,
and carry many other lines. We have Built Up Our
Business On Merit. Try Us.
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VajvDj>4 cold storage CO., !
and CITY MEAT MARKET.
OPJ*. A. I.. LKVV A CO.
FRESH
„ VEGETABLES
Wholesale and
iietuil Dealers
TELEPHONE
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Live and Dressed M^ats, Poultry,
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Pish. Oysters, Butter and Eggs. I
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Medicine Outfits For The Trail
(Largest As-ortrwent-of Hrnnv Classes.)
STATION HR V M1NINO LOCATION NOTICES
ANgenfs Owl Prtig Co. ph4°0ne :
Special Term Of Court.
Inti'- Pi-uric < air.. Third Phi-ion, Ter
ritory of Ala>ktt
The President ,»i the t'?i;i*-d -title-, to the
People of the Third Judicial Division, Territory
<if Ala-fca 'decline.
You and ; -L* of y >•; v ill iJca-c tak* notice
that hyan orof tie «!*•.-. • nam' d court
made and enr* • l • n the day of June
r.xKi, n SI’Ki IA I - liipy <>' tie J -.>tncl Court in
and for the TPV.dP PI \ I.-P »N o s- n oilc-d
and will l.c heid ;.i the then: t JP*u>c •, the
Town o! \ a d z. co.!iin* i 'in. on nd.»> the
Hixth day of A' - n.'i \ p at lit i.'clock.
A M. and cor.*iu:»iny i.y, a- long a
public oil'.1.• u. jv r■ -«*• i: re.
Witm— the Honor : 1'.*»V U. A PI N
NISON. Jttdg“ of I • a> ••'.»; named court, and
&be seal thereof •aflixtd .» . June,
liliai
KIU\ \BPJ STIKK.
Clerk >i' !>>•: t r. •;rt for the Ter
[SkalJ ritorv *d Ah.4 i Th "1 J>ivido;i.
r A. ‘ irA.V'tAU . Dep'ltJ
Amusements Are Scarce.
An Edison Phonograph will en
tertain you and your friends, an
Edison Hold Meulde Record is a
work of art. We carry a complete
line of both. Phonographs, from
$12. up. New Records on every
boat. See Suessdorf A- Wilton at
the Bowling Alley.
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Washington. July 3—During
vacation repairs amounting to$>')
*009 will lie made on the White
House.
A. L LEVY & CO
Bankers
Valdez, Alaska
We Do A General Banking Business
Buy and Sell Exchange, Buyund Ship Gold Dust, A ccept|De posits,
Make Collections and-Loan -Money on ajiji roved security at Low Kates
d JutuEUst.
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Sulphide Gulch Showing Up.
Addison M. Powell lias returned
to town after a visit to his coppm
property at Sulphide Gulch. He
has had a number of men at work
doing dc elopment work on the
prop rtv and reports excellent re
sults, a fine body of ore being
opened up.
IS thi: I'ltOIiATK OOI'KT, VaI.IiKZ I'HK
c IM T. Til inn lll'H • IAI. 1*1 VISION,
TKKI'.ITOJO Ol- ALASK
In the Mutter of th. E«fute . Not ire of njrjdira
of J of I.ett*rs of Ad -
J. Yakadiaw. berea-ed. ) miui«t rath hi.
NilTH’K I- I! Kill--BY ‘It KN* that K. l\
f i;-hiti:!ii has l lied with tin atm ye <«>urt h
fa titi- ii jintynu; for letter- of adniini-trail* ::
of t!j - ->tat»*ol .1 .f. Yak-haw, dr . .-rd, and
that S ifutd • y tint IMrd day ..| I. c i at
..look IV M .>! j**»id day. as to* off"'- of
lit*- a hove 4 iti’ f at th* : lmli^ . Valdes.
Ala-kit, Iiit.- t*e«n set lor I • «;iii;' -aid j> ;i'Ion
v hm and where any »i -is* n infer'*-ted may
j f.j.ivi .id -how f.iu-i why -aid jM-tition
should not he granted
bated thi- ?. welth duy of June, IfKir,.
J'y the Comt,
Jon;-: I Aon.-*,
.JudK«N
Notice Of Election.
Not in* i-* herei.v yiv'*n 11 * *•-: *r, «-1«•«-1' »:i will
Ik? held «.n ti: • l» i.. uh\ of -v: .' st, l'Hifl, for
lh‘-**k* HP u • i - u* d< I- y..Ti i the *i• • <: * term
and one «i<.i*yat** bn M,r lojiC ttfrnt fri'Hi in*
Territory « f Ala*kr. in tin* 11 < »•!.-«* ■{ I< •* j -on
ntnr' ../»! • I'i»*?t Sta'i**. a* provbmd b>
tin* A< t of < <n;,r-*% Approved M.y 7th. 1 :*»»•,
i*!i: itled, -An A * l'fivMii'K for t It * Kbvti • :
»t '» tin* !!'• i-i- of Itepl< Sclltallvr-s
from t»n* Territory <»i Aiuska’'
Tin* mid • • ti -n wilt b-- he. ! for tin* pit*
* * j t if.* t ••.iiopr; * ii:t? t.;** *•« »rp'»r«tl* • limits o' the.
T**.\VU of Yuld-Z. :.t • *-:*n"'i • I:: tutor* ill I'll •
Hull, in «»id ;i if \ , hi<*ii {«■ hereby
designated as the j»■ *1 *»•*f? pin re in -ai«l pre
(iin* . Tin: aid )*oili!i" pi are f-jr said election
will oj-.-.i toiv. e*»b Mo- ’.oil’ of.-jrhf k
Ani**nn*ridirtii aud ***.vu o’cha-k postmeridian,
of *:;i i day.
rha*. ii Kraenirr. rim*. A. Il.md and
(f liar!ie t ru* ford 1olV<* Ween nnd ar<* hereby
appointed jnd^er • f *-ai 1 election, an r K H
\Yiih*\ a id rims II 'A'ilenx Imve been ami
t toy ar-hereby appointed eh.rkn of aaid eit?e
tion.
jAntnl Monday Jtiiy 9th. l'JOb
IlfCSKY W. -MILLP.L
Mnjor «»? the Town oi Vitidt /..
W II. r K A H Y,
[Si.Ab] rierk of the Tow*i of Wide*.
By r. H. Wli.cox, Inanity.
Notice Alaska Trade
Sun Francisco, Apr. 21, 1000
Our business continues as:before
Prompt Shipment Guaranteed
Al! order filled, from our \'<w York
house.
We will lie bigger and better
than ever.
HOFFMAN, KOTliClIILI) & CO.
Wholesale Clothiers,
.:W)0 Cluj; Sit. .
I Telegraphic Items.
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Seattle, July 10—Editor Crary ’
! of the Alaska Prospector, has nr
! rived here with his bride. He «at
married in Portland on the 2nd, t<
' Miss Nan Fitch, of that city. Will
! sail for Juneau to-day on City of
Seattle, to attend the convention.
i St. Petersburg, July 10—The
revolutionists are flying the red Hag
in twenty places, and are stoppirg
the-street cars and making passen
gers salute the flag. Lieutenant
' Toni addressed the revolutionists
II near the Mosoo-station. The police
'made an attempt to disperse tip
mob, hut were met with a shower
I of sticks and stones which com-.
! polled them to retreat. Later Tom
was arrested and taken to the forl
i res*. The audience in the Peoples
; Theatre sang the Marseillaise
Cossacks broke up six newspaper
i.likes and confiscated the contents.
Monasteries are forbidden to take
jany ]>art in the struggle. The
Duuma attacks the right of the
, Czar to promise reforms to the peas
ants, dating ttiat parliament alone
i has that power.
Taaibob, Russia. July 10—The j
mutiny at Krraevcaity is worse
1 than at Sevastopol. Loyal troops
' attacked the mutineers, and in the
i tight several of the former were
; killed. The latter are now barri
! ended in the barracks and arc de
i fying the government.
T<onion, July 10—'l'lie Admir
j alty directs that Australian tinned
meats be issued to the navy in
place of the American artical, the
. navy refusing to receive the ! ait or
Victoria. July 10—Advices have
; beef*' rc.'eiveb that three American
ealers have been imprisoned at
Vladivostok for sixteen months,
I loaded with chains. They have
recently been released and arc now
at Yokohama in a penniless comdi
lion and arc being supported bv
j tlie sailors union. Their vessel
was destroyed.
Chicago, July 10 Secretary
Wilson, of the department of agri
cul'ure states that he found the
packers preparing to put their
place- in condition to fully comply
with the law.
Greensboro, July 10—Secretary
Taft spoke here to a crowded meet
ing. He urged the breaking up of
the "Solid South” and the endorse
ment of the president.
Seattle, July 10—Edward Simms
of the department of commerce and
labor, is here, enrontc to the is
land of St George and St. Paul to
investigate the seal fisheries.
St. Petersburg, July 10—The
Ca-.-ack- are joining the revolution.
A regiment at I’stmedieditsa re
fused to join the colors upon order
lo take up police duties. The Cos
sacksrat Wusevoka have been dis
missed because they refused to fire
upon the re volition is ts.
Seattle, July 10— Chester Thomp
son has been indicted lor murder
in the first degree. The Emory
funeral will he held to-morrow,
and the body cremated.
Walla Walla, July 10—George
Kellough defeated Gilbert Hunt
for mayor at the election yesterday.
This is a severe blow for the
Ankeny machine.
Paris, July 10—General Gonx
and Col. Picquart fought a duel
yesterday over a dispute regarding
evidence in the Dreyfus case. The
former missed the first shot and tin
latter refused to lire.
New York, July -10 The com
mittee of the international policy
holders association lias been per
manently organized, are now call
ing for'proxies for the purpose of
overthrowing tin* present manage-;
incut of the New York and Mutual
Life Insurance Companies.
News From Sushetua.
News from Valdez creek is very
encouraging. The pay streak in
the benches, located by the Mona
han party last fall, is producing
oettcr than expected, and two
shifts are now lieing worked on the
property. Onlv one cleanup lias
been made so far, and only to test
the ground, one man having
shoveled in for ten hours, the sluice
iboxes yielding for the run a little
over Everyone is highly
elated over the prospects, and a
big out-put is predicted for this
season. Work on the creek claims
lias, as yet, been confined to ground
sluicing.
Strike Of Nabesna.
Ncxys has reached here, through
Copper Center, of a new strike of
gold quartz on the Ncbesna. Fur
ther than that the ledge is about
fifteen feet in -width and carries
considerable value, details are not:
obtainable.
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Mail Schedule.
The schedules of arrivals and
departures of mails on route 780511,
j Seattle to Valdez, outside passage,
I after July 1, is as follows:
Leave Seattle on the 1, 8, 1G and
24, of each month, arriving in Val
dez in six davs.
Leave Valdez on the -G, 1->. 20,
and 28, arriving in Seattle in six
days.
Mails on Route 78108, Valdez to
1 Kngle, leave Valdez on J and In of
| each month, arriving in Eagle in
j 14 days.
i Leave Eagle on the 5, and 20,
! arriving in Valdez on the 4, and
, 20 of carli month.
Juries Drawn.
j The-drawing1 of the Grand and
: Petit juries was completed tins
| after noon the following persons
being selected
Giiaxh Jrttv—J <2 Duff, J H
j Smith, Ed. Kyton, F B F >gg, Geo.
| Meade, J F Gavigan, J Fred Beeli
| ler, A G Brown, Sam Blum, S
I Johnson, James McConnell, Fred
j J Cameron. Bert Stevens, K B
Speirs, C it 1'orter, James C Black,
I Valdez: (.'has. Cowell, John M<
jCreary, Copper Center; J Hoover,
Cordova; John Lamb, Latonche;
j John Ross, John Meenarh, Ella-,
i mar; James Smith, S V Sleeper, j
| Catella.
I HIM. JI KOKS—W S' Arm I
Shaw, Fred Slack, Chas. 11 \\ ilcox.
lb.in tin Scot , Coo P McMiJ on,
j() A Borgan, Chas. Sutter, Arthur
ip Olson, Adam Swan, Walter
j Quinn, A S McNaughtor., John
| lla/.elct, F (i Bartholomew,-Simeon
I Poot, l)olf Smith, Pete Moitehan.
Jx K Wikedel, Herman Syring,
J Blarney Sieving, Oeo. F Ireat.
j Oscar Olson, Robt Heron,.J Fee, R
j \) Shafer, lien. Fsterly. t aldez; 1 A
| Doremus, Clais. I. Daggett. Frank
i Patterson, K II Kemp, O Herning,
j F F Youngs, C W Babbidge, Sew
1 ard; August .McRae, 1 A I.etchee,
j.J L Strafford, Patella; -J T Moore,
p S Peterson, Chas. Rost nburge.'.
Cordova.
Railroad News.
The approach to the wharf of
th iV.-Y. R- R. Co., in about com
pleted and upon the arrival of the
rails, which leave Seattle on the
16th and 24th, the work of laying
the track will begin immediately.
A locomotive will also he received j
on one of these boats, and as soon
as it arrives construction work will
he pushed with all speed. The
sidewalk to town will he finished
this week.
House For Rent.
Two stories, five rooms, large
shed. Will sell furniture, rugs,
heater, mattresses, china, shades,!
curtains, good range, nearly new. |
Apply Valdez Real Estate Agency j
A World Beater.
Conservative report* from Nug
get Creek would indicate that tire
property located l»v James Xle
Carthv last summer, is the greatest
copper property ever known. De
velopment work tins beni pufchdd
as rapidly as po.ssiirie. • ■ i.■ 1 , ws
that tiic mountain is to Ail.
pearance a solid new- of highest
grade hornite. Through tae-harn
ite runs-numerous veins *f • white
quart/, carrying gold plainly visi
ble to the naked eye. J. .51. Gar
rison. a mining expert from Den
ver. wIk> is representing T. F. 'Van
Wugtaien »V Co., of London, is now
in the copper count pv and has
vi.-ited the property. -He declines
it to he the greatest showing he
ever saw.
The projierty is now owned by
the Alaska Consolidated Cpyjjer
Company, at the head of which .ie
\V F.H. Stewart, of i’cnnsyluania.
Knight’s Island.
due of the largest copper prop
erties on the Sound is that located
this sj»iin” by i>r. A. von Gunther
ami associates. This property
. consists of fifty-one claims, and
; notwithstanding the limited n
mount of development work is
making a splendid showing. .The
‘main lead on this property-has
• been traced for a distance of four
I thousand feet,-and varies front twe
to one hundred ieet in -width. <A
short tunnel has been driven •««
Giie vein, the ores showing -decid
edly increased value with depth
The locators are hr. A. -von Gttn
i ther. (’lias, T. Jiua, AVilliam Koch,
Blarney .Stevens, Mrs. L. von'Gun
ther. Bertha E. Kua, John Lyons,
W. B. Hancock and C'apt. L. A.
Schage.
-frightful Accident.
William Hogatr, who with a part
! ner has been doing development
work on some copper property on
Knight’s Island had Ins eves blown
out by the prematuae explosion of
dynamite, liogan was at work or.
tin- property alone, his partner
being absent for a few days, and
while thawing some dynamite in
hot water it exploded, pieces of the
can being blown into bis eyes.cut
ting them to .pieces. 'Totally
[.blinded lie attempted to reach hk
■ camp on the beach, succeeding in
reaching it after several .hours.
Hen; he was found by people from
another camp, w ho having missed
him, went ux> to Id- camp to see .if
lie was in trouble. He -was taken
to Eiiamur where Ids waunus were
dressed by the doctor. It is be
lieved at this time Unit he will
never he able to see again.
Seattle. July 12—The Portland
sailed last night with a full cargo
and a large number of passengers.
The Santa Clara arrived to-day.
Juneau, July 12—It is rumored
; that, owing to the split in the
Nome delegation, Shoup has noti
i lied the delegates from the first
division not to use his name before
the convention.
Seattle, July 11—The Jlcaley
party will sail for the Kuskokwiiu
August tub to establish trading
posts along the river.
Received on the Santa Clara <a
complete fresh .stock of Beef, Mut
ton, Pork and-Live Cliix. Valdez
Market, Phone 211
Dan Crennig left Monday f*r
the Kotsina
Heinz’s Sauer fKraut, • B.jiuura
for 25c.—City Market. *
Moving Pictures-at the -Hona
shoc to-night