Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Chicago. Jail. 11— J>r. AV. K.
Harper, president of tlie Chicago
I'nivcrsitv died yesterday of can
cer. His I indy will lie in state for
several days. Three years ago it
was discovered, during an opera
tion for appendicitis, that lie had
an intestinal cancer, lie was told
of this and knew that death was
only a matter of time, still lie con
tinued his official duties.
Nagasaki, Jan. 11 — Refugees
from Vladivostok report an upris
ing at that place among the troops,
which threatens to spread and be
come general, as there is much
privation throughout Siberia. Al
ready there has been considerable
bloodshed along the railroad, where
the mutineers are pillaging and
burning, and murdering all who
are not in sympathy with them.
Washington, Jan. 11—A. 1*.
Swim-ford has arrived. He is un
decided whether to support the del
egate bill. Ib- will not ask for the
privilege of the lloor.'
New York. Jan. 11—Japan lias
set. aside seventy-five millions in
bonds as a present to the soldiers
and sailors in recognition of their
services during the war. The an
nouncement is made by the Jap
anese financial agent, who states
that the bonds are to be a part of
the new issue.
Cambridge, Jan. 11 -Harvard
lias withdrawn the old football
rules and appointed a committee to
join in the making of reform rules.
Washington. Jan. 11—Charles K.
Wolverton. of Salem has been con
firmed bv the senate as federal
judge of Oregon. He is the most
prominent jurist in the state.
Washington. Jan. 11—Secretary
Taft, in a lengthy letter to the
president, upholds his isthmian
policy, and impugns the motives of
those who have attacked it. lie
says canal laborers an* well treated.
Washington, Jan. 11—Senators
Ankeny and Piles have traded
places on the commerce and inter
oceanic canal committees. Senator
Piles is also o member of the com
mittee on territories, and will have
all coast, and Alaska legislation in
his committees.
Riga..Ian. 11—Wandering bands
of peasants are attacking trains,
plundering and burning castles of
the nobles, and cutting the railway
line. There is great suffering
among the peasantry and anarchy
prevails.
London, Jan. 11—Augustus St.
Gainhns, the American sculptor,
has been elected a member of the
Koval Academy.
Denver, Jan. 11—Mrs. L. V. 15.
Ferguson, a grand niece of Oliver
Wendell Holmes wants to adopt a
14 -year old negro boy who is living
on a -anch near Axial. Her ex
pressed intention of adopting the
hov lias caused considerable oppo
sition. She is wealthy and has two
adopted daughters, one of whom is
marritd and is a society leader in
Mew York.
Washington, Jan. 12—Ex-gover
nor A. I*. Swineford and Richard
S. Rvnn, aeeomjianied hv Repre
sentatives Cushman and l.ncey,
bad a conference with Speaker Can
non, and presented the memorial
adopted by the Seattle convention.
Cannon is vigorously opposed to
wagon roads, and declares that not
one dollar shall Is; spent for I hem.
On the other hand lie warmly fa
vors railroads, which lie declares
are permanent and will cause
wugou roads to he built. 1 he del
egates are not to he admitted to
the Hour of the house, hut sill he
allowed in committee rooms. 'I he
Seattle resolutions have been in
troduced and become a part of the
congress ion a 1 record.
Seattle, Jan. 12—The imperial
Chinese commissioner. who will in
vestigate economic conditions in
this country for his government,
arrived yesterdav at San Francisco,
Annapolis, Jan. 12—Midship
men Foster nml Marzoni have been
found guiltv of hazing and will
probably la-dismissed. Roth men
are members of tla* lirst class.
Evanston. Wyoming. Jan. 12—
Masked, mounted raiders, pre
sumably cattle men, last night- at
tacked the camps of two f’tah
dock masters, and shot A. X. (iar
■site and Kolicrt Allen, herders.
Tne sheep were slaughtered and
cutup wagons burned. The affair
took place close to the Wyoming
line.
Calumet. Mich., Jail. 12—The
Tamarack copper mine, the deep
est mine in the world, is on fire.
Three men, three-quarters of a
mile below the surface, are missing.
St. Petersburg. Jan. 12—Witte
bns been waited on bv a delegation
of citizens, who asked the order
prohibiting all public gatherings
be withdrawn, to which he replied
that the repression order could not
be modified before Jan' 22. He
said that these radical measures
of Minister Dnrnovo were neces
sary because the people had mis
used their concessions, the right to
hold meetings being interpreted ns
a license to create street disturb
ances. Witte is “determined to
save the country at all costs, and
Ire is very bitter toward the mod
erates because they have denied
him tlieir support.
SanF ra nciscoJ an. 1 H-Aurel la 1 For
rara, of Baker dield, Cal., knocked
out Young Corbett in the fifth
round last night, at the Pacific
Athletic Pavilion. Herrara’s vic
tory was an easy one, Corbett lack
ing the dash that has won him so
many victories, and such blows as
he succeeded in landing did little
damage. The tight was nearly
ended in the first round when Her
rara caught Corbett on the jaw
with a right and left in quick suc
cession, which sent him staggering
to the ropes, hut succeeding blows
were so poorly directed and did so
little damage that Corbet recovered
and lu'ld his own until the tilth
round, when a vicious right-hand
swing to tl.e jaw put him down
and lie took the count.
Cape Haytien. Jan. 1-‘t (ieneral
Morales’ resignation as president of
San Domingo was tendered this
morning and immediately accepted
He will leave Santo Domingo on
a United States gunboat for Porto
Kico. President Oaeeres who has
been acting president since the Mo
rales tight is now president. The
change in the government does not
imperil the negotiation of the
treaty with the United States.
Algcciras, Spain, Jan 14- The
envoys of the interested nations
met here yesterday to decide as to
what action would he taken by the
powers regarding Morrocco.
Seattle. Jan. 15—The steamer
Oregon, enroute south from Valdez
is repored this morning entering
the straits.
Seattle, Jan. 15—Thomas W.
O’Rricn, the genetal manager of
the Alaska Mines Railroad Co., has
succeeded in securing a subsidy of
■]>14 » a mile from the government
anti ill build thirty miles of road
“this ummer, from Dawson to Sul
phur Springs.
Chicago, Jan. 15—Dr. William
RaTinev Harper, president of the
Chicago University, was buried
Sunday, the funeral being one of
largest ever held in Chicago. Me
morial services were also held in
New York.
Cleveland, Jan. 15—Rev. W. X.
Cleveland, brother of tirover Cleve
land. is seriously ill at his home
in this city, having been stricken
with paralysis, lie is eightv-three
years of age.
Cherbigoff, Russia, Jan. 15—Two
bombs were thrown to-day at (Jen
eral Khovastoff. governor of the
province, while he was returning
from the cathedral. The governor
was only slightly wounded, hut his
wife was seriously injured by the
explosion.
St. lYtersburg, Jan. 15 — The
radical press predicts the bank
ruptcy of the Russian government,
stating that there is no prospect of
internal peace in Russia.
'New York. Jan. lit—Marshal
Fields is better to-day, the phy
sician's bulletin being more hope
fid than at any time during his ill
ness. All of the relatives of the
sick man have reached his bedside.
Cape lfayticn Jan. 15—(icneral
Caeeras. the new president of San
Ifomingo, defeated the insurgents
in a sanguinary battle yesterday.
Wikidel’s -
- "Restaurant
(Old Postoffjce "Building.)
"Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open "Da^y and Alight
The gunlmat liulcpcndcncin will
i probabiv surrender ami the relwl
Iioii will be brought to a speedy
end.
Washington, Jan. Hi General
j Chaffee, chief of staff, has resigned
and General Hates, assistant, will
take bis place. Chaffee will be re
tinal February 1st.
Cleveland. Jan.. 1(5—The re
ceiver of the banking firm of l)eni
son, Prior A Co., reports the find
ing of over a million of forged se
curities. Some of the worthless
bonds have been passed to New
York Hanks.
Par’s, Jan. 1(5- The rumor that
France and Venezuela bad severed
diplomatic relations is denied by
the foreign ofiice. Owing to the
seizure of the French cable all com
munications pass through Wash
ington. There is no'danger of war.
Albany. N. Y. Jan. It5—Lawyer
Patrick, who is at Sing Sing sen
tenced to be executed next week
for the murder of Millionaire Riee.
lias been reprieved until March lit
by Governor Hi Uglllr*.
St. Petersburg, Jan. l.»— (lie
.mountaineer* of Caucasus are un
der arms in revolt, and have seized
the government at Kutais. Troops
are being rushed from here to
quell the revolt. Major General
Li/oviki has been assassinated by
'the revolutionists at Penza. At
Riga the revolutionists murdered
three lieutenants of police in the
streets, while returning from a
conference at the governor’s pal
ace. A. Cherignoff anti-semitic
disorders are breaking out. Fears
are entertained that a massacre
will occur soon in retaliation for
the slaughter of Jews.
Algerica. Jan. 17—The Morrocan
conference has settled down to bus
iness. The Moors appeared before
the committee in their picturesque
native costumes, and urged a con
tinuation of present conditions.
The debates foreshadow ameliora
tion of the strained relations be
Kranie and Germany over Mor
rocco.
Seattle. Jan. 17—The steamer
Minnesota arrived to-day from the
Orient. When she left Shanghai
the streets were being patrolled bv
,n thousand marines from foreign
warships to prevent an uprising of
the natives. The feeling among
them was aroused oy a decision
against a native in the foreign
court, which is composed of all the
consuls resident at Shanghai.
Chicago, Jan. Hi—A hitter war
has broken out between Mayor
Dunne and tlie Chicago aldermen
on account of a speech made bv
the former at Denver last week, in
which lie intimated that corruption
was practiced in seeming the pas
age of the traction ordinance. Jin*
council ordered Dunne to return to
Chicago at once, hut he refuses t<*
do so.
Notice of Forfeiture
Vtilde/, Alaska, Jail. II. Hum;
To \. II. Mc.NKKK.
Von are hereby notified that I have exj»end
ed. during the year 1 "lA, one hundred dollar
(d1111) Wi'i th nf work ii|mii each of the herein
alter named placer mining claims, in labor and
improvements. t« »-\\ it : Kcx Mulch bf*nch f,
Kcx <• nidi betieli \o. I. While fiulcli bench Nn.
1, While Mulch bench No. J, Jolly Mulch bench
No. I. Ifufii bench. Mosjiiiiu bench, Martha
bench. Florence bench. Fraction A and Frac
tion It. recorded in Kook K. page- I!». J.i. :M, *JA,
■_*7. and'J.'l. and Kook II. pages 11:». its and 117 of
the mining records oi the Valdez Kccoiding
District, at Valdez, Alaska. Ml of the above
named ciaim- are situated near tin intersec
tion < f W h i (e a ud Kcx gulches, tributaries of
f'hilitu ere.-k, in the Nizina Mining district.
District of Alaska. Said expcndiltire was made
in order to hold -aid claims under tile provis
ions of section of the Ueviscd Statutes of
the Fnited States, and amendments thereto,
concerning annual work on mining claims, be
ing Ho amount required to hold said claims
until Deeemlier .11, IP.Ml. And, if at the cxnira
ti«»ii of ninetj days from the publication oi this
notice you fail or refuse to contribute your pro
portion of sindi ex{KMiditurc a- co-owiior, your
interest in said mining Haim will become the
property of the undersigned, I.. II. f'arvey.
your co-owner who has made the required i .\
|M‘iiditure. or paid far the same, according to
the terms of said section. !.. if. «* \ KVK-Y.
First publication .Ian. II,
hast publication April IJ, I:«nl
Mineral Application No. 73.
Survey N»*.:»•••.».
I’. S. Land Office. .Iiiiichii. Alaska,
No vein In r 1 !**
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance oi
tiie ju t 01 Congress, approved May huh. 1X7'5,
and all subsequent aets and regulations, the
Alaska Development Company, ;• corporation,
organized under the laws ,,j tii»- state ..f W ash
ington. and having its prineipa! place of busi
ness at Seattle. Washington, by Uohert D. <«ray,
its duly authorized attorney in tact. whose
l’o-t office is Kayak. Alaska, lias made applh-u
tioti tor a patent for th** area embraced within
the plaeer mineral oil claim known us;
Claim No. l.t’laim No. g. Itedwood oil claim
No. PJ, Itedwood Oil Claim No. 11. Uedwood
oil claim No. In, mid Ucdw«»od oil claim No. •»
contiguous oil claims, embraced in -urvcv No.
situate in Kayak Itecording District. Third
Division. District of Alaska and described by
the official plat hciewith posted and by the
licld note- on tiie in the office of the Ucgisterof
.luncuii Land Office, District of Alaska, which
held notes of survey de-crib.* tin* boundaries
and extent ot said claim w ith magnetic varia
tion of *JU dog. 'ft min. K. as follow.*, to-w it:
claim No. 1.
Beginning at Corner No. I a -pruec stump J2
in-, diaui. si | mi red to x ins.. :: feet high, -erihcd
t No. 1-.7 No. :*—"»!•••. from w hich ('tilted States
Location Monuiheiit Kayak No. l. bears s. gg
deg. Jn mill, hi* -ee. K. IWI.7H feet.
Thence N. It* deg. 12 mill. :f.» see. W.
'.•21 feel w agon road bears N. So deg. 21 min. W.
and N.xjdcg. L. 2'»27.t*l feet to cor. No. J a
sprue** stump 1«» ins. diaui. squared to i* tus.-wq.
3 Cl. high. wrllieil'JNii. 1-4 No. 3-.V.V.
Thence S. 71 deg. :1V min. W.
.17o (eel Arvcsia Creek .** foot wide course S. 30
deg. \\.
2-V32..V2 feel lo for. No. 3 >t shah* stone 21x0x7
ills, chiseled 3 No. 1-.V.I0.
Thence S. 13 deg. .V3 min. K.
2;**7.33 feet witness corner to eorner No. 1 a
shale stone 21x0x3 ins. ehiseled W. f. I No.
I-.V.S.I.
2* 133.33 feel to corner No. I «»n right hank of f a
talla 'lough from which witness oi rner toeor
I tier No. I I onrs N. lsOeg. .V3 min. W. ii.ll f *et.
Thetiee S. II deg. 1*0 mill. 3U mm*. F
From for. No. I along right bank of falatla
i'lough 31.13 feet to for. No.Von right bank of
! fetalla slough witness < orncr to Cor No. V bear*
N. 71 deg. 23 inin. K. :ifi0.00 feel
Thence N. 71 tlcg.Si min. E.
I fe»*t witness corner to corner No. v a shale
’ stone 2.1x12x0 ins. set l'» ins. in the ground ehfs*
I clod \V. f. No. 1-.V00
I .V31.3.V feet wugoii road bears N. 2 deg. IV min. E
i and S. 20 deg. E. 2VM.V.V feet to corner No. 1 the
■ place of beginning, containing i.vi.170 acres.
CL/ !M No. 3.
j beginning at Corner No. 1 a shale stone
i 24x10x7 ins. ehiseled I No. 3-VOO from which
Flitted States Focnthu Monument Kayak No. 1
| bears S. l!» deg. 20 mill. 3 see. E. 1371..V1 feel.
! Thence N. 0 deg. 22 min. 30 see \V.
I 7-Vi.O.i feet lo for. No. 2 a shale stone 22x3x3 ins.
chiseled 2 No. :MR12-VPO
Thence N. Odeg. 2omin. W.
' ill feet wagon roml bears S. *i3^leg. 33 min. W.
. ami N. iiO deg. 30 min. E.
1330..V3 feet toeoruer No. 3a shale alone 21x12x0
' ill', chiseled 3 No. 3-VOO
Thence S. 70 deg. oo min. :io see. W.
; 020.70 feet toeoruer No. 1 identical with corner
No. 2 Claim No. l of this survey previously dcs
. cribed.
Thence S. 10 deg. 12 mill. 3> see. E.
j l*>i.01 feet wagon road bears N. V» deg. II min.
1 W. and N. 3* deg. E.
i 2V27.01 feet lo corner No. .V identical with for.
No. I Claim No. I of this survey previously dc*
, cribed.
Thence N. 77 deg. 'si mill. F.
131.30 feet o for. No. l (lie place of beginning.
| containing ll..v:!3 acres.
ItEhWoOli OIL CLAIM No. 12.
; Beginning at for. No. I Identical with corner
I No. 2 Clatni No. 2,«*f this survey previously dc<
, eribed. Vnited State** Location Monument
Kayak No. I hears S. If* deg. 2.1 min. .»! see. K.
i 20j:5.tr2 feet. Point ||ey Bears S. .70 deg. Limit*,
j K. 11H17.II feet.
Theiu*e N. HI deg. 20 mill. :M> see. K.
l'il:L2l feet to for. No. 2a shale stolie 24xl»xtt
ins., ehi-eled 2R12-1 K11 -•“»!>!>
Thence N. •.••leg. VI min. \V.
I In. I feet wagon road hears s. PI deg. :t:t min.
i \V. and N. 01 deg. K.
I 7211 feet eroded trail t pet wide I tears S. ■!»
deg. i>H min. K. and N .12 deg. :to min. \\.
! 7270.17 feet to corner No. :i a slnile stone 27x12x7
i ins. chiseled:* K 12-llJ 11-70*.
Thence S. ho deg. IV min. :»o see. NV.
1 .w»v.:>i feet to corner No. I, a shale stone 21\.sxM
i:is. eh:>el *d 1 K 12-700 from which the N. K.
corner of a big cabin JOxlH feet hear** S. VP deg.
NV. 10} feet: the N. K. corner of a log cabin 10x1*
feet bears S. *7 dog. M min. \\ . !H2sf*,et.
Thence S. 11 deg. 11 mill. .msec. K.
71 feet •'i wdedtrail I feel wide bears S. MO deg.
h min. L an«t S. lv di g. N\.
1 :;*’».*. l:; feel to corner No. V. a s! ale stone :i*»x!2
xH ins. eliiselcM .7R12-.700.
Thence S. !• deg. 20 min. K.
P007.21 feet for. No. :i claim No. :i of this survey.
.5010.77 feet Wagon road bears S. 0* deg.:rt miti.
W. and N. 0*.» deg. 2,0 min. K.
:ih77.77 le d to Cor. No. l.the place* f beginning,
eon raining 170.002 acres.
R kpw*»onOil claim No. ii.
Beginning at Corner No. Identical with
Cor. No. 2 Redwood Oil Claim No. 12 of this
survey previously dcserihed. Vnited states
la watt on Monuimdit Kayak No. I bears S. II
deg. 2M min. :i7 see. NV 270*1.00 feet.
Point I lev bears s. »t deg. tomin. K. los.:ci.7 feet.
Thence N. so d*g. in min. :io sec K.
bill.lo feet to eorner No. 2 a shale stone 21x12
XH ins. rhi'eled 2 R 11 111 lO-VOO
Thence N. 0 deg. V:; min. NV.
2lo:?.Vfeet Train road hears N. 17 «leg. IV mill. NV
a lid S. 17 deg. !:i min. L.
ivvo feet NVngoii Road bears S. 72deg. in min. NV.
a ml N VJ •!',g. K.
.Vim’• feet Mil* her Creek 0 feet w ide, course N.
lo deg. K.
V2so.hu fe d to eorner No. :i a shale stone 2lx7\0
in.s. ehbeled : IS11 -1 Rlu-.V.»o
Tludic** S. 70 deg. V;; mill. 2,n see. NV.
B»ll feet Miteher f leek S fuel wide eoorse S. 07
deg. K.
l.’lll 00 lee* to Cor. No. I identical with Cor. No.
:5 Redwood oil Claim No. 12 of this survey pre
viously described.
Thence s. o• leg. 71 min. !•!.
70.17 f. .d graded trail I feet wide, bears S. K*
d* g. :ih i in. Kami N. S2 deg. :io min. NV.
1H20.77 fe«d Wagon road bears S. id d**g. V'5 min.
NV and N. •»! deg. K.
•27o.IT feet to Cor. No. 1 the pluec of beginning,
eoiituiuing lVs.s27 acres.
ItKJiWOOD OH. fJ.AIM No. 10.
beginning ui for. No. 1 identical with for.
No. 2 Redwood oil f laini No. Hof this survey
previously described. Pnited States Location
x 1 <»111111 * * 111 Ka\ak No. 1 bear** S. 22 deg. 0 min.
IS see. NY. Jf.l feet.
Point llev bears s. to deg. 20 min. I). thM7.iV feet.
Theiiee N. s » deg. 22 mill K.
SS2 feel Redwood (i\'ek :>'i feet wide, courses
7o deg. I\. flow from N. 7o deg. NY.
1212.2-' feet to for. No. 2 a shale stone 21xH»x7
ins. ehbeled 2R I'l l It 0 dOO
Theiiee N. I« aleg. 1 mill. ;S0 see. NY.
10.72 feet Tramroad bears S. >1 deg. Id mill. K.
and N. d:t deg. NY .
2112 feet Redwood freok 2d feel wide course S.
• «» deg. NN .
.">070 feet Redwood f reek 20 feel wide course >.
2d deg. K.
7201 .*2 feet to corner No. 2 a shale stone 20x»Vxd
ins. chiseled 2 |{. to-l It O-dOO
Theiiee S. so iieg. .; min. ;io sea*. NY.
00 feet Redv.oaial fivek lo feet wide, course S.
’ • leg. K.
IKI.dn feet NYagoii Ra»ad bears S. 21 deg. 21 min.
NY. and N. 2<» deg. K.
l20H.dii feel to ;*a»riier No. I l<b*ntia*al with for.
No. 2 Realwooalnil claim No. II of this survey
previously desert b *al.
Thence S. Oaleg. .71 mill. K.
72i».H0 feet Wagon road iiearsS. .72 deg. 10 mill.
NY. ai d N. V2deg. K.
2H77.2U feet Tramroad bears X. IT deg. Id min.
NY. and S. IT deg. 10. mill. K.
djso.KO fa*et to corner No 1 the place of begin
ning. containing ldH.lb* acres.
KEIiW'OOl* OIL ( 1-AIM NO. !».
Rcginning at < or. No. 1 identical with Cor.
No. 2 Redwood Oil claim No. idol thissurve\
previously described. <^uitc*«l States Location
.Monument Kayak No. 1 hears S. 44 deg.-V>min.
«» see. W. 1112.72 feet. l*oint Hey hears S. Id deg.
II mill. K. 'Jl5t».2 feet.
Thence N. M deg. ddmin.dn see. K.
H."h>..V» feet Trami'oad hears S. :Wilcg. -»o mill. K.
and N. id deg. dn min. W.
Idl 1.07 h el to cor. No. 2 identical with Cor. No.
d RedWi»i-d oil claim No. k a shale stone 2Lxlox
7 ins. chiseled 2 R y-‘»yy
Thence N. y deg. -V.iiuin. do sec. \V.
dl 11 feet Wagon road hears N. 71 deg. 10 min. W.
and S. 70deg. do min. 1..
‘»:g»o..fret to corner No.:: identical with cor
ner No. 2 Re*lwood Oil claim No. 8 a shale >tone
21 X •" > X •’» ins. ell iseled d K y-V.*.*.
Thence S. deg. 8 min. do sec. W.
Mid. | feet Wagon road hears S. 2d deg. K. and N.
2d deg. W.
ldl'».ys feet to corner No. I identical with corner
No. d Redwood Oil Claim No. lo, of this survey
previously described. .
Thence S. lo deg. 1 mill, do see. K.
lidy.sd feet tram road Mars S. ol deg. lo min. K.
and N. Ad deg. W.
7*M.8dfeet to Corner No. 1 the place of begin
ning. eontainiiig LV.i.ski. acres.
Variation at all corners of this siirvev 2!»*h*g.
dtl see. K.
Total area claim No. 1. Claim No. d. Redwood |
No. 12. Redwood No. II, Redwood No. lo. Red
wood No. •.», Oil Claim Survey No. Ayy, S2'i.wd2
acres.
This claim i- hounded on the Not i h by Mitch- !
er (Ml Claim No. 1, Miteher Oil Claim No. 2.
Miteher oil cl im No. d. Miteher Oil claim No.
U laiiii No.d2. and* laiui No. dl. mi the W1-.1
by Catalla Oil ( laid No. A Claim No. .12, * laim
No.gaud Arvesja oil claim; on the South by
III lie .lay oil claim and Catalla oil < laim No.
($, and oil t he Hast by Red win >d Oil Claim No. 8. 1
The notices at local ion of the above described i
claims are of record in the office of the Record*
er ior the Kayak Recording District, as follow -:
claim No 1 at page I of Vol 1 of Rook 1 of
Ciiilkat Records.
Claim No. dat page d of Vol. 1 of Hook 1 ••!
Ciiilkat Records.
Redwood No. 12 at page 4 of Vol. I of Hook I
Miners’
i
| /Restaurant
Adjoining Brooklyn Hotel
, A First-Class l'p-To-Date Eating House. Everything
in Season. Large Boxes for Families or Parties.
Cosy and Comfortable Mrs. Chas. Osland
Carrying u. S. Mail and Express.
i Five Day Express Service direct between
Str. OrCgOIl . Valdez and Seattle. Sailings from Seattle
( Dec. and every 20 days thereafter.
Sails from Seattle 1st of each month for
c*r Confo Pl'jf'i Jtinea 11, Sitka, Kayak, Yakutat. Valdez,
oil* Jullld l^idld . Seward, look Inlet and way jmrtP. Sails
from Valdez for Seattle and wav |»orts,
^ llilli of each month.
f Sails from Seattle on Kith of each month
for Jnncav. Sitka; Kayak, Vakutat Valdez,
| Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Con*
Cfr Qontn Ann ; nects at Valdez with Str. Itnra for all ports
Oil. OdLtd Alla hetween Vald. z and Inalaska. Sails front
Valdez for Seattle and wav jorte, 1st of
each month.
f Frotu Valdez to Unalaeka and way ports
Off J 2<>th of each month, connecting at Valdez
Oil. DUld | with S. S. Santa Ana
| _ l
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserv*1-!.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
J. F. TROW BRIIXiK, tun .Mgr
<>18 First Ave., S. attic. Wash
C. W. MILI.KR, Ass’t Mgr.
Phone lt> Valdez, Alaska.
(\lasm QonnERcmL Qo.
; Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
Ffira!!on aec! Bertha.
Sailing from Seattle oil the 11th and 25th of*each mouth,
calling at Juneau, sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. Kllamar. Valdez,
Latouche, Seward, Seldovia, Homer and Kodiad.
Connecting with FAIRBANKS TRAIL at Valdez, am! with
sreamer tit Seldovia for Kenai, Tyooimk. Hope ami Sunrise
during season of navigation on Cook inlet.
Right is reserved to change steamer or sailing without- notice.
Horne Ollice, O. J. Humphrey, (ien’l Agent,
310 Sansotne St. .’'1 V osier Way.
Sail Francisco Seaiil#
J. C MARTIN, Agent,
Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
/
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades. Call Hells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on a4l kinds of electrical work. Phone dh.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB & CO., Props.
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods Best Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Sherry Riesling Angelica Sauterne
Blackberryj_Rrandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
COAL
at ARCHIBALD’S
Prompt Delivery Phone 15
oft’hilkul Records.
Redwood No. II. at page 1’* of Vol. 1 of R‘*nk i
I of i’hilkat Records.
Redwood No. 10 at page 1 I of Vol. 1 - l Rook 1 I
of i liilkat Records.
Redwood No.‘.*a! page \V> oi Vol. 1 of Rook I i
of r hilkat Records.
Any and all persons elaiming adversely t!»•*
placer mineral oil ground, premises nr any por- .
tion Ihereof sodeserihed. surveyed, platted and
applied for, are hereby notified ilia, unless,
their adverse elninis are duly tiled n<*rording ■
to law. and the regu tat ions th‘*rcnmh r. within •
the time prescribed hy law. with the Registei |
of the 1‘nited States i.and office at Juneau.;
district of Alaska, they will in* barred hv viriue
of t lie provisions of said statute.
.loti n \Y. drni.Kv.
Register.
lr.S Land Office. Juneau. Vlnska.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
In* published for the statutory period in the
“Alaska I'Rosi'KLTOR,” h weekly new-paper
printed at Valdez. Alaska.
Jons W. IH’DLKY,
Register.
JUrtitpublication Nov.SU, UVUa.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.60
Copper ... *2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ku.amar, Ai.aska
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