Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
Messrs. Whitney and Newhall, in
spectors of hulls and boilers, arrived
on the Elsio last night from Orca.
where they have beeu inspecting tin
cannery boat9.
It is rfporled that the Rainy IT llow
copper properties sold for ?1,300,< 0.
The headquarters of the Alaska road
corn mis ion will remain at Skagway.
W. M. Finical returned yesterday
from Montague island. He visited La
touche and Knights island poiuts on
t be trip.
It is reported that the little daughtei
of Cnas. Hubbard, who is now at
Knights island, is suffering from ua at
tack of pneumonia.
The logs for the sawmill will be here
in time tor sawing to start about the
18th of the month.
The Santa Ulaia lert Seward this
forenoou, and is expected to get away
from here before tomorrow morning.
T. D. Bradford will return toKnights
island on the Hammond. He is takit g
more men and a party of surveyors
with him.
The Saratoga sailed fiom Seattle yes
terday morning, with a full cargo for
Sound point?. If not delayed too long
at Calalla she should be here Monday
morning.
The strike at Ellamar has been sot
tied, the demands of the union being
granted. No black list is to be en
forced by the mining company and
there is no restriction as to ttie men
wb > may work at the mine.
The Corwin reached Nome Sunday,
June 2d. This is unusually early lor
any boat to get into the northern port,
it usually being the middle or latter
part of the month before the ice clears
away ?o a vessel can get through Ber
ing straits.
lie Tan ana labor trouble threaten
to put the camp away back this season.
I)r. H C-Kikerille holds the record
for bear killing this year, having shot
two in one day last week, while hunt
ing up Mineral creek. Both of the
bears weie black and one was an
uuusuaiiyla!g-' spcci oeu.
Fro.n Saturday's Bulletin.
The Jennie left Seward yesterday
.morning, west bound.
Del. Clark, L. Ai chi bald and Ed. S.
Orr were passengers on the Clara for
Seattle. .Mr. Archibald will visit the
East before returning here.
E. L. D ivis and J. W. Kelly, who are
interested in the Orca copper proj eity?
left fur Tacoma on the Clara.
The Toledo arrived in port this
morning with a cargo of lumber for
the new building of tho V. 13. & M, Co.
W. H. Whittie.iey and M. F. Denni
son will leave today for a prospecting
trip down ihe Sound. They will go
w itli Wua. Little (jii ids new launch.
The murderer Mumko who killed
Jack Levers in Ketchikan, is in a ter
riabie condition. He at times lies on
Ids buck and for au hour or more
turns his eyes back in his head so
that nothing but the whites can be
seen. He is so violent that hi- keep
ers are forced to keep a stiaight jacket
on him all the time Marshal VY. D.
Grant says that medical men claim
that the prisoner is liable to die at
any time, cud it would not snip:iee
them if be failed to reach the Mount
Tabor • Sauitmium alive.—Record
Miner.
The Bertha is billed to sail for tho
South on the 11th. She was unable to
^unload any freight and several of her
passengers on the way North, so will
06 obliged to stop several days at
Catalla.
The property on McKinley St., o«vned
>y Felix OeudzwelJ, where the b !ix’s
restaurant has been conducted for
-everal years, was sold yesterday to
Am. Blackwell. Iho restaurant will
be continued until July 1st, wh*u Mr.
Blackwell will take posessi n and t. nr
lowu the preseut building, electo g in
ds place a moderu store building The
leal has been pending for some time,
but- was only closed yesterday a:.er
noon.
A. J. Adams has gone to Ku _hts
island to do some work on the pro
oerty of the Crown Copper Co.
Prof Fritz Kuorr,of the Colorado
Agricultuial College, has found t..bac
co growing wild in gnat profn>i n in
the Montezuma valley of Colorad ».
Miss Conway, who has been t*-»ehing
in the public school f . {> *• pa>t \ ear,
left this morning on the Santa Clara
for the States. Her mother accom
panied her.
Judge Wickersbnm directe 1 h v- rdict
>f riot, guilty in tie cnee of (h.rge
Xyrage, of the Arctic Miners Clul who
•vaa accused of selling liquor without
license, on the giound that tin evi
loncodid not warrant a conviction. In
cidentally the court remarked that flu*
gentlemen members of the .Mine Own
er:; Club were no less guilly than those
; belonging ro the Arctic Miners Club,
mil their example sir uld not bo fol
ow( d as a model of the law and order.
U four u rn I err of tue old Mi: eOwn
•i> club at on the jury these remarks
•aused a great deal of merriment.
It is repo; led that a tin i of placer
gold has been :i ade aim o-t wifi in the
to * ri limits, but dm discoverers refuse
to make p ibiio the location of the find.
The Fourth of July entertainment
co uiuiitee h »s the pr >gr.r rue for the
lay nil arranged i d it will be an
nounced Monday There will bo a
•oldest to see who will i c ’! *ju e:i of
the day. All of the young men and
he older ones a-> well, are suppo# d to
,et bu»y and s»e thaf the n:».-.» p.», -
iar young lady is elected to the place
jf honor.
Mrs. C. F. Ilnrtmnu and child left
for the States ou the Clara this morn
ing.
Miss Christine Ames was an out
going passenger on the Santa (lata,
bound for her home in Wisconsin.
From Mondays Bulletin
Chus. Millar l is seriously i!!, suffer
ing from au uttaok of ptomaine poison
ing.
The Bertha left Sewaid yesterday
i p m. for Valdez.
Julius Singer, of the Happy J at
Mining Co., was in town yesterday ! u
ieturued to the mines today.
Mrs. J. L. Steele returned to i. : 1
lock bay this morning
Fiou: Tuesdays Bulletin
Tbo Saratoga w iil go to Seldovt n l
Uyak this trip eo piobabiy wi:» not
leave for the touiu before me dlst .
Wui. Egan and Wm. Pago lei for
Knights island yesterday after ion,
taking their families. They will 1 '
the summer on the island, where l“T
have mining interests.
Chas Simeustad left this no
for Galena buy, on a short bu
trip.
The Bertha will stop at Ellarn ir for
a day to load oie on the trip down.
Giant Chase left this morning 'or a
trip down the Sound on hi- new i inch
“The Chase.” Mr. CJba.e mad the
trip from Seattle to \ uidez i- the
launch in 13 days.
D. Osgood, who has boon duite ii
for the two weeks is out ouee
more.
Chas. New l>t*U has purchased the
Kuttinsky . nd is putting it in com
mission for the summer.
Ah Jackson was n passenger on the
Mertba from the westward enroute to
tn- home in Juneau .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubha-d to I
daughter came up from Knights island
on the lleitu. Mr.-. Hubbard no I
daughter continuing on their way to
Seattle.
Charles Millard, who has been se ri
ously ill tor several days past, is now
able to la* at.out.
Job l/ioringer I ft yesterday nftor
noon for Knights island, with a largo
outfit, to ttnrf work on the property of
the Knights island < topper Mining (\j.
All of ih** buildings and preparatory
work is finished at:d tin* crew of men
he took down will start at once on 11 e
working tunnel.
From Wednesday's Bulletin
The steamer Yucatan will be placed
og the Ya’doz run again, leaving Seat
tle about July 1st.
F. F. Burgin arrived on the Saratoga
and will spend the Hummer in Valdez,
ai d vicinity looking after his iutere.f -. j
E iitov Crary left on the Bertha for
CatalIn to view the wonders of the
new Alaska railway »m it v dis
L Hoy Cooper, hi • i i time Vtd lez
boy, whs an arrival on fi Surah-wti.
Charles Hand return -d on the Sara
toga after an extended visit to the
States.
Bay Millard hi ’ i i d wire arrivala
0:1 the Sarah g*. Alt ' a I ml nt.iy in
town they will go t»» «» ieua hay, w in to
they will make their home.
Tim Saratoga came it. fmm tlieSonth
yesterday afternoon with t| » following
passengers h r I 111. plm ■ ,l.dui Ko.-ene,
Steve Biieh, It A Ilnn-eii, J h' 1'ratpr,
A (1 Madden, LeK.-y Cooper, Carl
Fogh, Alvnlt Fame*, II Moore and
wife C H Bushman. F F Burgin, I* E
Magin on wife and child, 1* Heist, Fai
Wood, I-’, I* (’ashman, Kay Jansen, Dr.
F K Chaney, Miss M .Mm r, Miss L
Savay, S Christian, F M Cohen, C C
\\ heeler, Mrs. Heavy, Mis Hodges, K
Millard an 1 wife, Al White. C A Hand
.IAFagotrrg.il F lluut. Mrs WJ
Springs! no, N Bratton, George Broan,
0 (toed. Mrs J H Brown, Mrs C V
Thompson, il .1 Benson and Id steer
age.
Norman Bratton who has been at
tending school at Seattle returned
yesterday to spend the summer vaca
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