Taft and Mikado Med
T<»kvo, Oct. 2—Secretary Taft
informed the Mikado, in an inter
view last night, that all <*»' the
dilliculties which have arisen be
tween the United States and Japan
art, easv of settlement by the ex
,.r ise of a little sensible thought
,,,, the part of both countries.
Roise, Oct 2—The defense in the
b oth trial has asked the court to
order the jury to give u verdict in
favor of Borah. The representa
tive.- of the government admit that
thev have connected Borah with
the bauds only by the merest cir
cumstantial evidence
Sew York, Oct. 2 —In an inter
view last night Admiral Schlev
-aid that all the current talk re
garding Japan’s wanting to fmht
the United States, was foolishness
He said that there was no possible
chance of a conflict between the
two countries. »
San Francisco, Oct. 2—The
grand jury has returned indict
ments against Porter Ashe, an at
torney and Luther Brown, a de
tective, in the employ of the
I'nited Railroads, for the kidnap
ping of Fremont Older. The evi
dence against them is very strong
and the prosecution will he vigor
ous. Indictments have also been
n turned against Supervisor* Wil
son and Coffev, who were indicted
for accepting bribes from the
I'nited Railroad*. They won
promised immuni.v tor '< s' imonv
pi■•■viouslv given, but the
was disrogji rded bv tin au' i ori' i« s.
Sea! t le, Oe!. “2—II. IT Reynolds
announces, that Tacoma iias agreed
to provide $150,000 funds for the
Alaska Home Railway, in consid
eration of which the Alaska Coast
Co. headquarters will be moved to
Tacoma as soon as possible. In a
short time tin* Tacoma Chamhi r ol
Commerce will send a number ot
business men to Alaska on an ex
cursion to inspect the country and
look into the trade possibilities
t here.
V aneouver, Oct. d—Tie* provin
cial libera! convention ba< adopted
a resolution asking that the Japan
ese treaty he at»roga to oi.d a new
one, containing strict < du a! ion a i
requirements. he dra w n.
New York. ()> t d—I'he a'lornev
_ren«*rnl announce** tha he has
; enty of evidence tint there is
collusion between the Weslclll
i nion and the Postal iYiegraph.
od he will s alt suit agains tie
compa nies about Nov. ].
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Cold, Silver and Copper $5.50
Cold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
I* llama it, Alaska
(op (enter kill
LUMBER IN STOCK FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
A. Holman * Proprietor
NEW 1908
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For the skiiied or unskilled
Stenographer is the sensation
j of the day.
Call and see the new Quadro
Chrome Remington with the
new annular and Tabulator
Attachments.
See GEO. C. BURFORD
or Prospector Office.
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Established 1807
Sr. Bail, Minn.
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, bau- of last publiea’.lou, beet*ruber o, 19u7.
COPPER CENTER CLUB
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C. P». OvEunrsKu Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Everything First lass
and l* p-to* I Late.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
Seattle. Oct. 1 — U:iT\ I !oitt *
a waiter on the se.unship
Ih rt I a, \\ ho v, - eiu 11 t v Mete
Mc( i ii vera w in < the \ I was at
\ a Inez last .1111 \ . i i <a i v t 1cri in \ e t
his injuries at the hospital here,
will in a:ie>'eil.
1'jverythiiiK fur L.ulii'i iihu ll.tlnes at
Ladies’ Bazaar
Teleitraph Rtid Mail j\ Town in Itself. «»>•
Stafu i». i i tf , t 'i
Wortman’s lie
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWICNTV MILKS KLoM YALOKZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm Doghouses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL SUPPUFS
■■■•■■■UBU MMUr « waMMii.T* . 4
.iom vli.Ki!«?K!um„f,7» ^ Pontius Magnuson Prop.
Ptarmigan Drop Re; h "
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Best aceommodation> i • tv. m ■ ai l \
All kinds «>f provisions. w< 1 ■ ■ -i • . • . ; •
for sale, (lood neeoniteodat ion* f»»r . < '•> and d« _ -
Freight ing eont parted — Pas.-n _»:.-ai,u i i
ported over tin* suu.mit.
First-Class Bar in Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
u 1 < ' A
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48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best of accommodations for man and l>ea.-l. I- r<•-*. \l. t
always on hand. Horse and l>oir Feed A : a ia'*>t
improvements. 1‘liIVAiK BOOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
TOHSINA POADHOUSt
80 Miles from Valdez at Junction of Fairbanks
and Nizina "’rails.
$ First Class Accommodations for fen or Beast
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOP PROSPECTORS
HAY and ^ Freighting dor:e to any part of Interior.
GRAIN Big Contracts a Specialty._r,r<>
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
I/. G. and G. B. RORIJR, Ur< prietors.
118MH.ES ON FAIRBANKS
FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Se nate.
T. A. COBB & CO., Props