Correspondence.
Hpe« M ♦.> iht> Pr<ki rrmR. •
K-nai. Aug. IT.—The fishing soa
son is ulaiut over, audit 1ms l^n
a niost succes-fuI year for tlx- can
nery a*. Kussiloi. of which Mr. II.
M. \\ cthcrla-e is suj crihtorvdvnt.
I.ast year they broke all former
record-, hut tids year wen: far
ahead of last, the number of oases,
packed 1 >cing dA.oOO, which is tl*.
largest pack tliat lias ever been
put up in the inlet. 1 he ship Cen
tennial will lx- loaded and ready
to sail about the 2Tth of thi; month.
Oil Aug. I'th the l . S. Revenue
cutter Perry called at Kus-iloff.
having mi Ixiard Colonel Kutchin-.
the special agent for the Alaska
fisherii s. They made ijuite a vi«it.
htit iiid not come up here this year,
as no cannery i- running at thi
place. being twelve mile- away
and painted white, tln-rehv -bow
ing up large, and especially -o on
account of a mirage, gave the
mitivts here a not In r scare, tnev
thinking for certain that it was a
Japanese cruiser. Sin- had not
lieoll anchored long la-fore the,
priest came over to see if 1 knew
what steamer it Was, hut at the
time 1 could not tell.
K«»n I hi h Ihtii j>ln»tiinl <luriitg
Hi- past month, ami not any very
cold nights, so the vegetable crop
tiiM.v do better than was exjH-ctcd.
J’. II. Iloss, superintendent oi
the {arm. is busy having more
ground cleared. The cattle of the
farm .are doing tinely. giving lots
/tf rich mi k, and it is quite a trial
have a nice cold drink of butter
milk * ’. ry Saturday, as that is tin
day tlie churning i~ done, and
and the butter is tar superior to
the packed butter.
The U-rries aie just In-irinning to
rij»• a and the squaws go out in
lmiu tM- to gather them. Flit- cur
rat-.is will no; do mucli this sum
iner. hut there will l<e plenty of
eranherries, salmon berries, et -.
A party of railroad magnates
from the east passed through here
on tin- steann-r Tyonie, on their
way i ack from having looked over j
the around on the lily of the survey
of the Alaska Central from Seward
to Kuik and tie- Madanuski. They
inspected the coal claim- in that
section and consider them quite
promising, in fact they are quite
plea - d with tie- whole outlook of
the country and 1 guess ii it re
mains with their report that then
will he no doubt of the road going ,
through in time.
• •wing to tin* change in the game
i-iw- this vear the <le]iartinent dc
cid< d that no j .-rmits would he is
sued. thcrciorc it has prevented
any hunters from coming this year,
hut there are quite a numU-r who
are ready to he on hand next
spring for the hear, and in the fall
for the moose ami sheep. l'hc
mouse seelu to In- multiplying quite-1
rapidlv, as the natives report that
anywhere tiny go in the woods
moose are plentiful, and even
across the river, in plain sight of
the town, there has been hardly a
day tiiat one or more have not l«*i-n
seen grazing on the Hat to get
avvav from the- mosquitos.
<i. S. M.
Kayak—Mr. I'hwcnec Cunnfng
liann who for the* past four month
has l>een drilling for oil at Straw
berry Jioint, has decided to ahan
■don the oil proposition altogether '
and give lik undivided attention to
lias onal projierties. Some time agoj
Mr. Cnnningliam struck a rock in ;
tlie hole he was drilling, which j
caused the-drill to diverge from the
direct-course, making it impossible!
to drive the easing straight. As lie
was drilling under water at high '
tide and all the rigging, etc. are.
on jkile.s, the commencement of a
new hole would necessitate thei
driving of new piles in a different
direction from that in which they
they are now located.
l)r. G. W. Kaudall, of Seattle,
who lias lar^e interests here, is
<3 leeteil ii]> on the Bertha. l>r.
Kaudall ex licet* to do his asscss
meiit work only this year and make
]>re|Kirations for a ri<: next year.
In a recent civil suit in this com
missioner's court, Frank Ki:rg vs.
Jsaac Blotuquist, for recovery of
aonrtain snow, was awarded to the
defendant. Case was appealed to
tin1 Distri- t court
The first load of native coal to
enine from the mines here, was
brought from Corlew «V 1 vev’s
property at the head of Chilkat
hike last week by the iiadly Adlv.
C.ipt. Jesscn. Mr. Corlew pro]mses
to run the so amt r Perry a- far as
he can up the river to meet t! e
scows with their loads, which can
If heated down front the mine on
the tide. The coal is pronounced
t*y all who have tested its qualities j
to If much better than anv coal
imported into thi- country. Sev
eral large orders have l»i n placed :
with Mr. Corlew. who is preparing
to fill orders from all points.
The Kayak Townsite Company I
ha- placed a large order with tin
•awmill people.and work will -tui
’ip there in a day or so. The mill
will, however, resume its former
ittitude of laziness after the order
i- completed.
I in* Alaska Steam Coal ami IV-!
tr* !i um Co. lias started drilling on
tlieir IK'W hole on White slough, in
the n ar of tin sawmill. It will be
a week l*et >rr any detinite results
will he shown.
A. \V. Watson, who ha« for tin
pa*t three months been working on
the Corlew-Ivey coal mines, has
reiurtted to town to look alter hi*
his property. He expects to com- |
meiiee a**tssnicnt work on his
various oil claims soon.
Mr. W. H. Whittlesey has gone
to Juneau ar.d Sitka to examine!
and obtain copies of all ti.e English '
Co’s, powi r—of-attornev and re -
ord* recorded tliere before this pro- ■
cine and recording ofliee was ere
ateil. with a view of placing an
application f -r a patent for tln-t
company.
Mr. Jack Cummings ha* sold hi*
inti rest in the Oil Exchange bar
and hotel at K yak i-land to lb*
partner. Eri Thompson. Mr. Ctini
nr.ng- wen: to the -tates on tla
last boat and it i* his intention to
take i the World’s Fair and the
Atlantic coa-t before settling down
to iloim -t ;c tile.
Nurnher* of pro-pe.-tors who
Went to \aK l .i t In .e h dignng*
this spring ar-- returning as fast a*
opportunity i*. Tin--,- -ay then
i* ro-uii for f’o nit 20 men, hut a
it i* th - h -.ieh i* crowded, ami not
enough g dd to warrant such
a number as are there tit present.
Ilu-inc-- i- at a standstill, root
and branch, tl.rouohout the town.
1‘ln-re are Hate |.to|>le {joint! out
thin coinin'; in. However it in
to lie nojci th.it those coniine in.
‘■'thcr to do a—e—nii nt work or tor
other |iurjio->s. will scatter a
!• w dollars tnroU';h the town, a- it
i- 1 adly needed.
The .Shamrock ru taurant. T. J.
GVoiinell j-roj rietor. and lie
Vienna t.'afe. Mr-. Ucck jirojirietor.
have clos'd on account of "No iills
iness.
Keeerulit d -rriiit for 4.1! acres
for s.ilt*. ln-niire at tins ottice.
A full line of Prainanl »V Arm
strong -ilk.-alid Hutch Pillow Toj s
at tin- Ladies Pazaar.
I P.I'V Miniature Skin Canot s.
Stale jiliee |>er running inch. A.
11. (ioll-cliall. 2*ilI lluinmel street.
Harrisburg, Pa. Is
SPKCIAL SALK CKKTOXS at
121c jier yard—this month only—
at Mrs. Shcffer’s Store.
A MAN AND HIS SHOES.
The Thicker the Sole* He Wien the
Larger the City from Which
He Haile.
“Yon ran almost tell from
what country a man comes by th*
weight of his shoes.” said .1. \V.
Havy, of Chicago, who represents
a shoe company, to a Milwaukee
Sentinel reporter. “Yon might
not believe it,” he continued, “but
the thicker the soles of his shoes
the larger the city from wh'cli In
comes. In New York it is almost
a fad, and the soles of the shoes
there are exceedingly heavy.
They are almost as heavy in Chica
go. >\cn there wear shoe* to pro
tect their feet. They have not
time enough, it seems, to bother
with rubber*. So they make one
pair of sho“s do the work for all
kinds of w*»ather. Here in Mil
waukee and in other cities of ill's
size. I notice, the men wear light
shoes and rubbers. 1 sup] os**
they have time enough to wear tic
overshoes. T*p iu tin-country 1
find that in many places lent her
boots are not worn at all for sev
eral of the winter months. They
wear heavy socks and then put
rubber overshoes over these.”
Gorman ••3un:’r.y Scfccols.”
In England tin* term •’Sunday
school" lias a definite meaning,
and is exclusively u~»*»I to denote
i place i>f ndisrious tcnohin>r. In
Sennany. however, the race for
•oeunercial supremacy has led t«>
the establishment of Sunday
schools at which mocliarics nr<
riven practical instrimiion it:
he r trades. There is. for exam
•le, a s-diool for masons, at which
rlie stiid'-n:.-. many of them me
■•hrtries who work d’rritf’ the
’/ft, y*.|tp»T s • • ’•••|] ] « *’••■• <»T’ <’»»i
* It »'j • *»* ' J** 1. f f' , I '«rit
r* 1 •• »»t • < i'{ *h ‘i** »*r::rr. *:»»n
l ,? *’ ' Vi:;■ } i • <«•* (t f,, •
• r•:.. . . s * o-.;j in ;
•i s. and ■" o-c-s of n ,
—even barbers it ml bitrek mitlis.
Gol<! in -io.r 7 noth Y7n.cs.
1’r - i:..i: t.-v returns i--. m il by
tin- d*. j 1: • •..••!!! ef :• ,| vs. i*,
>‘e :: 'a s’r'V. jt ii;;; ••• • .
n i !•• a<> •- ; • :i if t’ . :
tate i • ' '•
he oltri Uf 1 h i- • • f.I
h tl! is vain 1 at £!.(*} : ' h
.«-J11*.-r e;it .s :• *: o'* vhho.'h.
over the j«»r :I of rhe p*ovionsyear.
_Thc AC'-’.tar.t.”
The adj.: . ii’. el- i!> irahout. is
a tall bird oi 1 .•!::i. about six feel
liijrh. The wi’ivs expanded meas
ure abtnir 1.1 leei frontijpiit tip.
It read.ly swallows a eai ora hate
whole.
Cafe X7r.y to Store Furs.
‘‘I’aw an- rtj'.'ns*. II v ! e
•njnriv «.1:: Im :m ss t i . a!v 1.:
. • ! t :,«• manager of » < • or
• i- •■.•••re'.aiin**. ••Y-'nmen v,l.
or • «•!••••);♦». they v.. ’ ( !n
■ 1 ■ ' ' ■ 1 V ill* I • f * J? 11 ? 11 ; : > • *• , » . • • r i . f .
; ’’" • ! ! • • !«•»! rT of . » 1 ,.
• (>’-'<;• v.‘i'ti i'<->•,. i!
• - io tjs. !a that way ti
•••■ *!. - »•<»■: of KlO •:*■<•. i-ti'i
>;• !. ■■ on t!:>* loan. • ’ -
alive :: - i's - of I1-,, iimri'-v at t! •
satin* iini**. It i.-. not t c<i*«i*!rv for
them to go to 11,j nvnshnps. <‘in
side men an* employed in that
lmsiir. s.s wl.o will rail at t!:**:r*
l.oine in response to a pe ’aleard
As a rule these women :..*v.*t* ask
for large amounts. Nor will tie v
admit that th**irfnrs art* in pawn
They call it storing. Hut they get
preeisely the same sort of pawn
tiekets us the man who passes his
"aieh over the eoiinter when he is
■hard up.”—N. V. Sim.
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IN TIIE I*NITKI> STATES WSTRHT < ofRT.
EO S ,hr. MSTRH'T OK AI.ASKA,
TIM... j I VISION.
Rmm i Rtrhon Rlekt. 'I •
Plaintiff. Summon!
V! ;• lor
Vaggie 111* k«. InMieation.
Ivf.-ndant, j
Th Pr»*«j»|ent «d the I'nltH !tnlf«, >rni|'
ir * • .UK to Maggie lliekv defendant:
You ar-* hereby required to ap|eir In an
a Sion brought attain-d you by the ntaive named
!• i lit iff in ilie Inited state- lu-drlef f'onrt. f«»r
tiielt-t:.«t of Alaska. Third IMvi«ion. an«l an
nvi r the eotnpiaiut tile*I therein within thirty
dr*\-‘ I <• < !i|d< Violl of til*' Je-Tiol id
pnbli* at on *•■ thin «mnin<in*. t*» w it*
Tn* -an. aetion wn- nronght to obtain ade
er*i* ili««*»h it..- \ «• t» .? •!- «.t t u triinovy hereto
fore and n**w exi-tlng l*eiweeti j lainiift and d«
i ndant.
And y»»n are hereby n* ,; *1 that if you
fail t** a| jp-ar siiid an-wer « x^uiiliiiit, n<
abov-re-;'tire*!, t •—a. • tin: will apply to
tl>- i o»irt : r the ri ii-f d-mand* *'.
ord / »r rv;* --*?i»utii' • « id piiMhatiot
wa*« in a It* *»n the jnd *i »v *»f Juti. . pot.
WITNESS. t’,»- II* ',- • a»n« - Wii k*-r
-‘ham. Judge of • oi»rt tht* 1.1 h day *»i
\i«ru«t. P>‘». an«l of th** !nde|« ndenee with*
1 titled S‘af* • ot *fbt-rii a. lb* <*i e llnndreilfh
and Te • t\ ninth.
( *r xi.. j A. R ! nun.
i rk t*. - In-Vi f* ■ *r tile IMxtriet
*•1 A»a*‘*.a. ! l'i-d |n M<m.
Ily K. A. II KM KK*o\. Ik-put).
?# W. I.rrnv. vt*irt»-v b- :b* Plaintiff.
Vnld-jr. A1 ?• * k a.
! . r-t -I it* .d p’!» 1 ••»:•••.n Vur-:«t !*. I -•»
1 -t *irtli ' i p tbli'-nlioit su*J ! ' *•!.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
! To Ki . 1*»:k: w.. ’ « r heir* *•. r**dir*>9.
Y**u ■:•* l»»-r t*y nof»*ie 1 that III*1 dMderd:rn**«
*•*. \.#o-|« I v-»ir •■'•own-r in t li'.i i HIM,,*
I■ rihi <1 n i i*.*ar claim* lm» |—s*il*-•! • *nn
1 Iw » ll'ii.tlr..! Inilar* ff _•»»•> iluriritf tl»»* ye*
; i tt*c .i* \* t*J ..»»•! Itl|. r t o- it #•
j. .*•••• i riuiti it* I ii * ii i eiaint* 'limited i*n I'yit
\ Kadiak 1-in d. I'yak Mili'l’tf I•!** ri• t
\ . *-.i. d.-.-rih * »»* fol:*u*. IiimIi : Tumi**
I i:»i || • I of, r* I lei UarV-'t. t»V I'.tti |bH||fir
i »•-*% m l I I. r; • ’.Mti. t!>»’i*-**i>i !••* .*»i«*ti record
I 1 \|»*.: in Vol i j,i inii£e .’.**i o? Minim.
■*’; "i* f ti e -•« urd* 11.«* i id K««nrd
i 1 r »•* K * link, \l.i-ka I. i'. I.. claim utc*| ii
.'••J and In'll"1 *•! Im iiti* Ii it-cnrdcd lii tin
i tin.» * •>:' *a -i -•■* -o*d* t Ko*|iak.
*11in • • inoii* > %nc\|H-n«lc*l in flic dcvel
I I'.ll1 ut Ht»i| it.| j.'-o* I !>,I-!| * *«f .**:: id <1*1111* HU1
■ * »*X fi*1 tided a* a tid f* •; t In- ji|i ii ii hi i 11 or ;«*r * In
• on ‘■i.li ! kiiii* i• •,iiir» d lion
. r|>. Ci \ -111 .MNfufi- (to l lilt. d Mad
I tin- h!>i* ?. dlilt*til* tin r-tn
| Y" i nr- further notified that if Von fa;l t*
1 imv to the under*.viicd th<* i»r«i|H*nl ni of the
* II 1 *11111 dlia t ' III v'o l oil or tudor ih* ex|*ira
t it of i.it,. f\ (•■*•; d,t>* from !!.• j.iiMiratioti
id* n* • c. to-w it on or i.etore January 1J. i *•'
«»U* ltilde.| li *aid eln!lii* wini. forfeit--*
ud I * • »ii.e tlie |»r**|reit> *»f your niider«i*rnei
itt tier.
*l*i4> i i- tit may h - made to the mideraiirticd
f I yr r.. A. km. nr to hi* attorney* *tnodcl! «v
Kdwi.ru*, at Vnld*/, Al«*ka.
F. A. CtiltNF.I.L
hated at VaMcz, .\1a*ka. July 11. |!*d.
iMti of f,i*t |>u>dieafio|i July litli !*■ ..
I*.»!•■ of |.,*t put lieation O f l .ti.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Y.-tkatau**. Alti-kii, July 1*1
| Vn ft « . HI ljfrt:
Y'i'i «r.- In-rcby •<! tlmt I have* x|**l »l
el •lurili.r lit* y* ,t* 1 • *»:.»• II . • <1 I • i r*
^ i* ► its 1* h«*r rtM'l !»UJ'. • .... t»* .! | * > ii nil ii •
• t ill if Jim *7 llliMiaK . I! 1 - No. J rflM.V
!» .very tii'il N.». In .•..*•% I•.- -«*\ . %jt
t.Ut.'l oil \\ nil- Kiv I !.• • hi. .1 . ' mi l*. II
Mi ii nit; l*‘-irlel. ‘.nla i ■: I. • • to • y I xni
j J>Mri«-t •»! AU»ka. hi onl* r .1 * .. i • .aim*
jimht Im «!-n» • . - *; *i _ . i: .
j K»*\ !•••; *\il ii.’ .1 • t-u.l i' .
! #iifi« r.•! .. ir - l»i r.-To m j»i r.*t i *1 Jm .ri rt J_. i «**
III- . I'lli'. 1. • !,«.'! : I , | . -
heingt axu«*Ui h« tin • . tiiii
! ! • f*er :•••! »*’i«i!n.* i •< ••ml--r-J. l‘» • \v.
j »! A ilhll* H ill tt «b. V- froiu h i [ » let
.hit ii«»i{•••• or t.n:.iii • ts:>• it .In; . rtiii-r tl"
iii.li utioa i*i. re .|. yon IkM *•» r. ;,;••• in » ou
• ribut-* >«» ;r j.r.»|w.tti.m **f r.
■»t .i c.»-.*v\ii' r. t. 11•• j. it »: i.i »ci<l .-1 *»i:.i
, .1: h. •••me the |i.";- i:y . r ili - ni*vr
1 s i.nr o'..,\t si«-r. t% .io h.»» into »• • r. •. nir*-*f i*\
| :i •.r«* bv Hi. t. ri:»*« i « ii n
H il.Vo.f
; l*at»*. i lir-i |»*ih!irii*i< i. July j*. - j.
• !»«!•• ni 1 .*• publh ..tin;, i • • JT. r* ;
Notice of Forfeiture.
Vh 1 • • /. Al Ich. Atiir'X I,
i To '!«.*%:
You mv h**r«*t»y «*»t 1 r!*-*l slmt tin
, *: Vi>:£iif<| i: i»«c) it it • •: i c\|.** :,*»••*
: ... the V*rr* 1* J mi l It*•. |..'ir I. Ji, l'.
{■ •! *!••!:.n*« upi.n !h«* l.in-ky Nin.-mai n
i: • ... i'. »!?'litf• *1 Ii .i • M *K.:>! ... ... ..
{ AljfMiiik Miiiii.i. !*f»tr>i itu ! in Va»*l
Is:*-- l»iM; »:•!. Ill** i*>:i l*■ »ti* *.
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■' ’* I li !»••!' ■ ' -■ f«*»« lit**.* i- I: • I*.. .* li..-.
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p n Mining H
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1 r lu)'.'i*ati<*ii N**\..;. 1*jm|.
Free sample to agents. 1'racti
!<-al rtadv call device for telepones
>aves l>rain work ami hours of tine
Sells itself. One .-ale .-ell* dozens.
Seeing is ltelieving. Send 'tamp,
i he lele|tliolie A] jtlial.ee ('o.,Ont
Matlison Avc., in | t. F. A. !>.. New
N"< irk City.
For Assavs Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Cold, Silver and Copper Id.oO
(told and Silver - I.-jO
Copper - 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Kllamau, Alaska
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. . - Alaska.'
The fines* of l»4t!i~ :il '!»• |)<h r
Hatji JIotkK.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
S lii- from Snttlo 1-t of <a<h month for
Cfr Pi'll"! I •Inm an, >itka. Kayak 'takntat. Valiltx
«jll* jJII.il hldlu mmnl,l!nok Inlet and v. . So
from Yahh z for Srattlj ami way |<ort,
^ tilth of each month.
Sail- from Seattle on llltli of eaeh inontli
j for Jnnenv, Sitka: Kayak. Yakntat Vahlex,
| Seward. Cook I it U-t and wav |Mirt-. ('mi
Str. Santa Ana i";1'i,f wi«,1,.!!ir-s*™ior i!| i-«
ix-tween \ nlili z ami I naig-ka. Sail* from
Valdez for Seattle ami tv tv j.ort-, J»t V
eaeli month.
k *1 ’la V;il<l< / to I'nala'k i anil ua . j.;. t
vfr l\nri 1 -*‘>lliof rnrli n-oatli. tnniuM'i >■' i| V ,j.i .
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Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coa:
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Our storage is safe, being l-4th mile from nearest buildin;
Home Restaruaot s «
Keystone Ave. Or-n St. Iv'ias llrtvl.
At All Honrs From r. OYln.-k A.M
to It^Oeloek I’.M. Keynhir l»imnr !•',•• >i
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Ice Cream Parlor
MRS. L. H. AI/LF,;;
! Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co
Incorporated
We haw on hail 1 a l.irjre a- ortiii--.it .• f |-]|i i-'ixuir.-*.
Plain aixl Fancy Sha-le*. Call Hd!.> ai.il Annunciator*.
K-iiniatc* jiivt-n <>n all kiml*of electi;> .tl work. Phone
Where.Do You Step? Why of Course a.'
HOTEL
COMFORTABLE QUAR TERS,
McKinley si. and Keystone av C. Johnson, Prop
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©SCAR FISH
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
J AS. FISH, SR. Manager.
McKinley -Hail
'Cor. Reservation A v. ami J lohart-ii;
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions. Banquets, efe
Dates Rooked V.'itlt
A. M. KDWARDS, White lU.K-k.
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, Gates
Questions in regard to HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING PROB4
LEMS freely answered.
T »! C7 £3 r'.l 1QIT po SOS vr^'m street,
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