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vnl»<otii»(lou * 5 per rcir. for six months.
SitiKlo Cooirs 10 routs.
One of the resolutions adopted
hy the gratul camp of the A B’a
last month was as follows: “That
Congress be and is hereby re
Qi’.ested to make a direct appro
priation of a* least $250,000 for
the further construction of roads
.•Hid trails in Alaska.” A resolu
tion was also adopted asking for
the division bi the Third judicial
district and the appointment of a
judge for the new district.
John Troy, of the Ska g way Al
askan, indulged in a column of
pica spasms when the news
reached him that cue president did
not favor granting territorial gov
ernment to Aisua at present. I he
telegraphic news of the past week
will surely give him apoplexy.
The Jamestown 1 er-C'entennial
.Exposition will he formally opened
bv President Roosevelt on April
if,:h, 1907. It :s intended to make
this the greatest, most gorgeous
and novel celebration ever held in
tlie United Slates.
Stevens’s Copper Handbook, the
recognized authority on copper
mines, in the issue lor UJOb, says:
'‘Without, power equipment, early
in this v ear the Ha touche mine,
was extracting and loading ore on ,
the vessels at a cost, o, $2.2o per
ton. The freight late to Tacoma
is #2.7o pier ton, and the ore is j
Smelted at a cost of $l.»b. I he j
mine shipped over 2,000 tons in!
1905, averaging butter than JU per;
cent copper!"
Juneau is evincing intense in- j
to rest in t.iit* propose*! exchange of j
Judges Gunnison and \\ lckershum. j
Some of the lawyers believe that!
an attempt is being made to |
smooth over the Wick-rsham fight i
by transferring him from the Third!
district for good. This prospect j
does not appeal to Juneauites. One j
<<£ tie must prominent members!
of the Juneau bar association!
*ays “No Wickers ha u: for him.”!
A telegram from Washington to
the Record-Miner savs the tight
against Wicker-ham will be morel
hitter than ever this winter and j
his transfer to the First district
will not stave off the .rouble.
Most people who "don’t read
ads.” never learned the gentle art
of reading at all.
The telegraph station at Gakona!
ha*, been abandoned and a station
esuibiished at Gulkana.
The Fairbanks assessor nut in a :
ill caliiiu: for* fti.OUn ior making
his years assessment.
The ninth annual session of the I
'•Special Course ior Mining Men”
wiil be given at the School of
Mines of the Gmversitv of Wash
ington, itota January 1 1907. As
usual i.bt-TS’. r.re re charged for
tuition.
Miss HaWfc&b Breeoe who was
stationed for 'sotne time at Afognak
is now teaching the Longwood
school at Kodiak.
Blankets in different weight and
qualities also a largo stock of
Goiaiortets may bo found at Levys.
HALF A MILLION MORE
P. u. Charles, ot' the fVlaska
Pacific Express Oo., arrived yester
day on the Orr Sc Co. stage. He
had with him a shipment of gold
dust valued at about $500,000,
which was sent out hv the three
hanking firms of Fairbanks, The
dust was transferred to the Jennie
and left for the states soon after
its arrival here. The traveling
time of the stage which brought
this load was 13 days, which is
considered very good in view of
the condition of the trail.
From Wednesday’s Bulletin
For the past month there has
been very severe weather to the
westward and in Cook Inlet.
Dan Kennedy’s stage line will
leave for Fairbanks about Satur
day. He will make one more trip
from the Tanana with pas&engers
and express and will then go to
theSiatesto secure some mining
machinery for ground which he
I will operate next season. The
passengers who came out with
Kennedy last week all spoke very
highly of the service he gave and
cite as an instance <>f*his standing
with the big companies that he had
charge of the $800,000 in gold dust
coming out. without having to put
up a bond of any kind.
A. C. Roessel and M. Sicknuger
registered at the Pbo:xix yesterday
from the Tanana.
P. G. Charles goes out on the
Saratoga for a visit to friends at
St. Paul, where he expects to spend
Christmas. He will return this
way late in the spring.
A. J. Adams and wife leave on
the Saratoga for a trip to California
and Indiana. During tin ir absence
E. R. Gray and wife will occupy
their house on Br adway.
The Woman’s Guild will hold a
sale in the Swan building ti mor-;
row. starting at 2 p. m.
We have the best and most sub ,
stantial makes in Heating and;
Cooking Stoves and Ranges. Let!
us show you our stock.
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. Inc.
It is snowing heavily at Saina
today.
H. B. Parkin, Theo. Kettleson,
C. Beqnette and E. C. Riddle reg-j
i'tercd at the St Elias yesterday
from Fairbanks.
Don’t fail to see the Moving pic-,
tures at the Montana. New sub
jects every night.
The Orr stage line will start on
regular schedule in a few days
wi h their mountain stages. Ow
ing to the condition of the trail it
Will be the fi;V of the year before
large stages < an be used.
A. J. Meals and L. Graham left i
on tKe Pennsylvania lor Catalla to j
do some surveying. If it is possi- j
ble for the boat to get in there!
they will land, otherwise they r ill
go on to Seattle and try it again on :
a returning boat.
Levy A' Co. have received a full
line of the justly famous Strong & j
Garfield Trail Shoes. Buy none j
other it you want your moneys
worth.
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B. BERGMAN & CO.
Established 1Ho?
St. Paul, Minn.
Largest DealeB) in the Northwest in
RAW FURS
Ship Direct to Us. Writ* ior Price List*
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, n. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 30 VALDKZ,
Offices: ALASKA
Post Office building.
Dr. C. A. WINANS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Rooms 1 and 2.
Swan Building Phone 26
E. C. DALTON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office
Valdez Hospital Phone 83
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Postoffice
Building. • Valdez.
Open evenings, Sunday excepted, 7 :;i0 to 9.
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ALFRED B. ILES,
Mining Engineer
Valdez, Alaska
Mine Examinations and Reports
Mrs .M. M. PATTON,
j
Graduate Nurse
RESIDENCE
Keystone Ave. Phone 2 Valdez;
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John A. Carson, |
Attorney and Ccunsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
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Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
The United States supplies half
of the world’s output oi copper.
Extension cf Delinquency
Be It Resolved by the Common Council of
tho Town of Valdez, that the Town Treasurer
be, arid is hereby authorized :-d instructed to
extend the tern, f dalinqt. n.-y for town tax* 3
tor l.he year lt>- . irom the " -* Mondat in De
.■•••nrher 1906. ( : ■ember 3, at 7 o’clock
p. m., to December 31, a , 7 o’ch. n o. rn.,
kiid not to make any charge, for penalty and j
interest until after said December 31st, 190*3, at j
7 o’clock p. m., and i
ii • It Further Resolved, that the Town Trea
ur:-i e instructed not to allow interest on Town :
Warrants presented to him in payment ui
taxes, after said first Monday in December,
1SW6. (Decemberlt#tK>).
Passed ami approved December 3, 1906.
Attest: H. W, MILDER,
W. Ii. CHARY, -Mayor.
Clerk.
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Summons.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. TERRITORY
OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION.
George M. Avten, Plaintiff i
vs > No. ICO
Xkllik ACTEN', Defendant )
The Provident of the United States of America,
Greeting; To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in the
United States District Court, in and for the Dis
trict of Alaska, Third Divi-ion, within thirty
days after the day of service of this summons
of this summons upon you, and answer the
complaint of the above named plaintiff, a copy
of which complain*, is herewith delivered to
you; and unless you so appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the reliet
demanded in said complaint.
This action is ior divorce, and summons is
herewith served -*n defendant by publication
pursuant to order of above Court dated Septein
her 26th. 1900, signed by HONORABLE JAMES j
WICKERSJudge of above court.
WITNESS, the HON. JAMES WICKER
SHAM. Judge of said Court, this 29th day of
November, in the year of our Lord one thous
and nine hundred and six, aud of our indepen
dence the one hundred and thirteenth.
Edward J. Stibr,
Seal Clerk
By 8. A. Crandall,
Deputy.
Brown A Smith, Va’dcz, AJaska,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Date of first publibation Nov. 29, 1906
Date of last publication Jam 10, 19CT7.
i C. C. BERG,
! Furrier and Taxidermist
1425 First Ave., Seattle.
Send me your akin?, state yonr wlsbae aid I
. will return you perfact work at reasonable
; price*.
The A. Van der IN’aillen School
of Civil, Electrical Mining Engi
neering. Established 1864
SAVED—Apparatus, instrument*, Ae, Open
j in all branches. Great demand for ex-students
in .-ill lines. New «tudeii.* should enroll at
once. Address 5100 Telegraph Are- Oakland.
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