TIE ALASKA PR I ISPECTl IR
V0I6 ALASKA PROSPECTOR Valdez Alaska, August 22, 1907. VALDEZ NEWS No. 27
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PLATFORM
Alaska Home Railway. Valdez
To interior
Type-Narrow gauge 30 lb. mils.
C n ruction-The most speedy and
economical possible.
Power-Electricity generated by water
falls.
Capitalization-810,000 per mile of com
pleted road.
Shares-81.00 each to be full paid and
unasses sable.
Directors-To be elected direct by
majority of stockholders.
i’olicy-Lowest possible freight rate.
and fares.
Object-Legitimate development of
Alaska*’resources for Alask.ms.
Operation-In the people’s interests.
No promotion shares.
No bonds or other indebtedness.
No high salaried officials
Equal rights to all stockholders.
No free passes or rebates.
Freight and passenger rates same to all.
Utmost publicity iu corporate affairs ,
Weekly public audit of ail accouuts.
Books always open to inspection.
Supplies and equipment purchased
direct.
All bills discounted by spot cash.
Weekly publication of financial con
dition.
Weekly publication of list of stock
holders.
No commissions on stock sales.
No construction profits.
No graft or incompetence tolerated
Of Alaska, by Alaska, for Alaska.
A square deal to all.
Henry U. Reynolds. Trustee.
Valdez, Alaska, Aug. 13th. 1907.
Will Continue Fight
Provincetown. Aug. 22—In an
address at the Pi grim’s celebra
tion yesterday President Roose
velt declared that there would he
no cessation in the tight .against
the trusts. He stated that the de
cline in stocks wa due to the
efforts of Wall street manipulators
to discredit the a lrninistration.
W ealthy malefactors, he said, had
combined to bring about hard times
and it would 1 e idie to ask that
criminals, whether rich or poor,
remain unprosecuted. He declared
his statements regarding un leasa
ble citizens was true, and h* had
no reason to change th- m. He
stated his belief that a na'ioi; d in
corporation law, to cover those
engaged in interstate trade, was of
the utmost necessity.
Mr. (». K T. A Uoodmeal dined at
the Alaska Home Re.-.; otrant la t
evening No*' all his friend.- it there.
Paris. Aug. 22—The Moors have
proclaimed tin brother of the pres
ent sultan of Morocco a- r i!» r.
rhe French resident** *»f Fez are
tearful of slaughter of the entire
white population, and are making
their wav under escort of troops
toward Tangier on foot.
San Francisco, Aug. 22—The
Supreme Court has rendered a
decision declaring the removal of
Schmitz from ollice of mayor at
perfectly legal. This removes the
Inst support ir«.m the ex-miyoi in
his tight to retain the oHiee.
Washington. Aug. 22 Aec-r I
ing to government statistics the
, coal m: led in Alaska during the
year amounted to d,*>40 tons.
New Vt.rk. Any. 22—1’usim-ss
men of till.- city 1 ave sent a peti
tion t-» the pr« .-ident asking him t>>
interfere in the telegraph* rs s!i ik<
and attempt a sclth incut of tin
^ trouble.
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floor Covering
Rugs
Art Squares
We just reeeived a very handsome line of Ad
minister, Velvet and Persian Rugs
Persian Art Squares
Ingrain and Granite Art Squares
$1.50 to 55
70 to 12.50
6 to 75
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These Art Squares range in size from 6x9 i-2 feet to 9x12 feet
There are some beautiful patterns among thtse Rugs and if you need one you had be,,,.
take the first choice.
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More Good News
The Alaska Home Railway, teceivrd
this mornig from \V. A Ranglile,
Forest Su|»ervisor, l’ S. i>ej ailment i i
Agriculture, for and j er mi: -i« u t. m !
dze a 2t>0 foot rigid of way across the
north side of tie Chugaeh National
' Forest. In view of tin* urgent need f
| utilizing the remainder f the only ?*«.>
| short season this |trnii'*iou l» giver.
' ths company to continue the ur.ro.
stricted construction « f the railway
Mr. I^angilies communication «!*• >
stated, that •*. * far n c : sisfart will
the national forest law tin* finest ■ <
vice will be pleased to co-operate wi'i
you in tt.o upiaiihiiug »T new en!«*:
prises in .< new country.”
Casahiunca, Air*. The N.<* ■
; made an attack upon the Fivi I;
yesterday. The ltittcr mud imi*
Ciine gun» upon the attackers
slaughtering them by hundreds.
I Chicago, Aug. 22—In a raid up
on a revolutionary organization,
the police have discover'* ! a plot
among the Armenian' to ;is*:i' i*
ate tin* ruler of Turkey. Mem hi *
of the organization have ronfr.'- !
as to the nature of tin plot.
San Francisco, Aug. 22—May r
j Taylor has ousted the police cm -
I missioners, four of whom have n -
I fused to give up their ollurs. It is
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believed that a combination i> I
mg formed among tin* police • <
i juevent successois to tbe o'd com
S -sioners taking oflh e.
Honolulu, Aug. 22—The tip
; Iroquois, which was sent to in vest i
gate the report that tin* island *:
i.aysan had disappeared as the re
sult of earthquake disturbances
has returned and reports the -t* ry
without foundation.
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Casa bianco, Aug. 22 The Moors
are preparing for a general ail.uk
on all the centers of foreign | <>| il
lation, aim a general massacre of
the whites is feared. Foreign* is
are fleeing to the const from all
directions.
New Y'ork, Aug. 22—In an inter
view today, Manager Stone, of the
associateJ press, stated lliat tho
organization would be ullowed to
go to smash before any agreement
would be entered into with the
striking telegraphers
Denver, Aug. 22—A package
containing a half million in cur
rency, enroute through the mails
from this city to a Chicago lank,
was stolen between here and
Nebraska. No clue bus yet been
| obtained as to tho guilty pa tty.
Full line American Lely tors l* a 1
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