0; s.iitiu Interest
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Kollf * 1 -i ’ ' r /al9 °u the
{Santa ! “*• A ^tu
Edna ' • • » ‘(Jrfegor, A
yioekt. . i 1 i-og* v t\ i » Martin, B
i-'uikp! -r * * i.’onn^ • * L Erdos, A
parlPr 1 E A Sweet,
from - ‘Pfl0Q* A R
Hutle: ’’ ■ i t ivatalla.
The i - m a ' • ‘ fhe Japanese
gcb00 ,i< v. < • sterday. An
allow. ' • r - ; e time they
were sione-.l. ma' . , the lino lor
MCh -f •! . ,r.- ?• 1 for theca n
taiu i
r i i
Tb< uuinow
jjas } • ko •. re ready lor
gbipi n. .... ; ly seud it to
the s v:‘cn.i.. . Mr. Marphy
aupe • ] ■ iue, was in
t0WD ... .'eek, ou bu i
ne?9. i . island yester
day.
'I’b ..in- «>f * Mooting fit tie
cany re th g ■- at the hosj 1
tal i .-very thing t. can bo done
for t . ’ tome people is J
bein.
jt ■ g H lova, who as
bron ’ ■- ii'OLU caucei,
died y . . . aldez hospital
He t ’D Sep. 16 and
has l * * ib > . y ever siuce. The |
peoi '* ' r:bv •' -j residents of
San i •
• m < > iiuletin.
T1 mes . >rs,‘erewot the
gch( a • :< che westward ou ;
the . rday afternoon.
Tlu ■ t !<• a at Seward and
joii ‘ Uuaiaska.
J. , Denis Donohoe.
can 1 • • • e : from Kenirieof
Thi ti e t i; from *hoir cal in
Dei. i • *'dby ■ < to ilyak in a
sm; g n- • vu Copper river to
the . o.1 i.n sailing around
Cap f<. .
li r or , '.. ( !' vt there L to be a
we< if: i , lr>‘ tomorrow. Two of
the <o :■ y..nng people of town
are ntomplatic/ uniting their for
tui o »! tb- bund Is practicing a*
for ’ "? i tomorrow evening
1 g-nt C"v..- from the canyon i?
tha t in tho Guggenheim
am :j u-irt camps, and therein
litt *n-;cr c. any further disturb
anc
I1- ■ Homo company has i.
lari. i i ■ of surveyors work!:. : in
the c. yon, as well as a car. ip fur their
labor- '-.tabiiahed. They will pro
ceed ., ipidiy as conditions wiil al
low t(. prepare for running a line
through t : Dutch Plata.
It is probable that the preliminary
heanugs of Hasey and Dickson will be
hel i early next week Other vva: runts
may be issued by that time but at
present the two deputies are the only
ones in custody.
FA LA RG E SM ELTER.
Tacorna,—To keep pace with the
growing copper industry of the Pacific
coast, and especially to be able to
handle the output of the new copper
districts of Alaska, to which properties
railroads are being constructed. New
buildings will be constructed at the
Tacoma smelter and the capacity of
the plant gieatly enlarged.
From Monday’s Bulletin
An offer of $200,000 has been refused
for a milling property ou Popoff island,
one of the Shiuiiag.ui group.. 1
AH is* quiet at the canyon to-day and
there is little prospect of > ny further
trouble. Deputy Marshal Dooley and
euotiier deputy went to the scene of
the ♦ rouble yesterday mu! confiscated
all arms and ammunition in the pos
session of any parties* around the can
you. A conference was then held be
tween the foreman of the Guggenheim
party. Engineer Stevens and Geo
Roomy, with the result tha" no opposi
tion was offered to Stevens putting
surveyors at work in th nan yon, and
t wo crews are now working.
Marshal Wybrant ami two more men
left this morning for the canyon and
will probably remain there to see that
order i-i preserved.
Representatives of the Guggenhsima
have tiled two applications with the
distri* t attorney asking that troops be
called out and sent to the canyon. It
is not believed that this request will be
granted as it is evident that there is
now no necessity for soldiers. Officers
>f the Home Railway say that they will
creatt no disorder at the eauyou, and
•peak of the request for troops as mere
. subterfuge < n the part of theGuggen
heims to cause delay.
The >,o- <<|i» of \aide/ will be pained
to 1* t ■; ‘im* Fud Hiuchardt. wht* was
.nj jiig Hu. number -tint at the Canyon,
us ■> > igt J to sulfer the amputafation
of :t leg Saturday afternoon, the mem
her being taken off about half way b*>
tweeii foe thigh and knee. Vesterday
his <•«>* ditioii v as very low, hut this
.uoialug he i- slightly improved.
Owing to a misunderstanding be
i\s\ >i. the insurance* company, and the
Alaska Coast Company, due to the
going ashore of the Santa Barbara, nd
tbt attendant expenses, the lattei do
not <1 -sire to discharge her full cargo
until a . (.ttlomont has been made,
which will probably be tomorrow.
Press dispatches and wires from
Mr. II D. Reynolds, bring the highly
satisfactory m*ws that the Tacoma
business interests have subsciibed
jiirvj.oto to the Vhoku Home hallway
The Boxing Contest Saturday night
was probably the best event of the
kind i vci i tilled off in the town auf
was deserving of a large attendance. In
the preliminary bout young Frisco was
given a decision over Kid Latham after
throe spirited rounds.
The main ev* at between Ben rnee
of Frisco an ' Fogau Wilson of Valdez
was well fought from start to finish
While Wilson as the more aggressive
Price, wit!) bis superior height and
longer reso-h, kept his opponent from
indicting any serious damage The
honor we re so evenly divided that there
could he but one decision, a draw,
tfhich the referee promptly rendered.
The Esterly pack train came in last
uigbt from Tazuuna with the remainder
of the men who had been working at
Niziua. i hey came dow,. Copper river
and Chittyna in a small boat and were
picked up by the pack to .on at J azuuuu.
C. N. C’rary, who has been in Nizam
all summer, returned to town yestei
day evening.
An emissary of the Guggenheim*
while endeavoring to get some of the
'Alaska Home employees to quit work
and take positions under him, said to
the crowd: “ Vou’d better come and
work for me because Reynold, is
broke.” The crowd listened, and after
a few momenta silence a little Irish
men blurted out: “ Well, begobs, lie
might be broke, but he sur- aint in
jail.” None of the meu chan,.' ' jot.-.
The rnaiu business portion of Rich
ardson a town on the lana’m. 'va
washed away by the swift cm rent of
the river.
OREELY FAVORS CANTEENS. !
Vancouver,—Ueu. A. W. Greely,oom-:
mander of the department of Colum- |
bin, has returned from Alaska, where
he went to inspect military posts Gen. |
Greely found the posts generally in
good condition. “There is one thing,
however, we should have in the army,
and that is the oanteen in every post.
It is absolutely impossible to compel
the men to ab«tain from the use of
liquor, and as they will have it, infi
nitely better it abonld be told in post
uuder proper regulation ”
Forty-five telegraph offices and ten
cable offices are maintained mi Alaska
by th*‘ Signal Corps. The liue receipts
for the year ended June30th amounted
to nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
The Nomo News estimates that labor
strikes have reduced the posniblo out
put of that section by two milliuu dol
lars. _
Emerald Group Bonded
The Emerald group of copper claims,
I situated along Eyak lake, near Cordova
has been bonded by Earnest King for
$35,000. This group, which consists of *
eleven claims, has a good showing of |
native copper in the ore.
Mr. Kobt. Ferguson, vice president of
of the V. B. A M. Co., returned on thp
; Santa Barbara, from an extended visit
to Missouri.
Full outfits for babies at the Ladies
Bazaar
The regular and impartial readers ui
the Katalla Herald, must certainly
audit1, when they read the following
finale of nn editorial, headed “The
Quality of Knocking,” realizing that aa
a usual thing futeeu pound hammers
are used in the Herald cdic© even for
for paper weights:
**Af» a matter of fact the knocking
spmt us essentially provincial. No
broad minded people really can give
countenance to it [f is small and ig
noble, ami it is the vei> antithesis of
tho quality ot mercy, which ie not
strained and which blesseth him that
gives and him that takes.’’
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