HUGHES IS CANDIDATE
Albany, May 13—Odell asks the
r* publican state committee to in
dorse Hughes the present governor
for the presidency but all action
hos been tabled by the Taft workers,
who upon hearing of the move im
mediate! v became very active in
tlie Empire state. Hughes makes
announcement that he will be a
candidate regardless of any indorse
ment from the state committee.
Boise, May 13—It is claimed
that a plot has boon discovered tin
object of which was to kill Harry
Orchard. According to the report
Orchard was to he shot from the
hill back of the penitentiary, while
he was exercising. Nothing ha.
bec'n made public as to the authors
of the plot.
Los Angles, May 13—A tram
carrying Shriners hound for their
home in P .svlvunia, after at
tendir. tSie conclave here, v.n.
wrecked last night near Santa
Barbara. Four coaches of the
t»])eci:>l train were smashed into
kindling wood. 39 passengers were
killed and 20 seriously injured.
The wreak was caused by an open
switch in the yards near Santa
Barbara. The sending of relief
was delayed nearly six hours by
the 'out'a-m Pacific people, who
failed to make public any of the
details o; lie accident, and did
not send out relief trains unt !
long after they received word of
the accident.
Santa Barbara, May 14—The
coroner’s jury, which has been en
quiring into the cause of the tail
road disaster in which so many
shriners w<-re killed has been un
able to fix the responsibility for
the accident. The whole country
is dissatisfied with the action of
the jury, believing that some one
should he punished for the disaster.
New York, May 14—Rev. Ch.rk.
a congregational minister, per
formed the marriage cen mony for
Corev and Mabel Gilman at one
o’clock this morning. Corey visited
fifty clergymen yester lay, all
of whom refused to perform the
ceremony. His uncle, who gave
Corey his first start in the steel
1 usiness is highly incensed over
the wedding and says he will dis
inherit his nephew*.
Boise, May 14—Out of a venire
of 24 talesmen three jurors have
been selected for the Haywoc d
trial. A number were excused on
physician’s certificates that they
were sick and the others refused to
serve saying that they had already
formed an opinion. It is heliev d
that no jury can be secured which
will agree on a verdict
Seattle, May. 14—Paddy Welch,
Jack Marshall, Tom Kelly. Joe
McNarnee and Robert Plank sailed
on the Humboldt for Dawson last
night to join the Midnight Sun
baseball team. A few games will
he played in Alaska towns and
then the team will visit Canada
and possibly some of the coast
towns in the States.
Denver, Mav 14—Howard Gould
has offered Buffalo Bill $2o(X)0 it
ho will furnish a write-up and his
t ry of Catherine Clemmons, who
is now Mrs. Gould. Miss Clem
mons was with Cody for some time
ami Gould wishes to secure evi
donee from him to assist in the
divorce proceedings against his
wife. Cody has refused so far to
i furnish any of the desired data.
Bun Francisco, May 1 I—The
street car company is -tinning1
more car- todav and handling a
large part of the regular traffic.
1 he strikers are eoniining them
selves to cursing the men and
women who rim on the ears. Tliev
have attempted no violence for the
past two days. Tie company has
announced that none of the strik
ing conductors will 1* n’.n ta'ed.
enough new men havii. hci n »
cured to handle the busincs-s. The
police f: of the ei y i- i.ov
double the number usually on
duty.
Beattie, May 14 — Pi ter McCloud
a well known mining and steam
boat man from Nome, died lien
brnt night (if tuberculosis.
Ban Francisco, May. 1 1—Georgi
Biler, the veteran n'ien e. savs In
is skeptical regarding the niv.v .•*
of Bipiires, owing ‘ o the far* th-it
his training is being conducted !»• -
hind dost d dm>rs.
Steamers.
Portland—Enronte No1 h
Santa Clara—Ennnue rvniih
D«»ra—In port
Pertha—Enronte South
Vue itai.—Enronte Non h
Pennsylvania— id>rtmte South
Saratoga—In Sea ‘tie
i A fine line of Pockets Knivts at
: Rudolphs.
(io to the Valdez Paul: A Mer
cantile Co. for your gosoline. pow
der. etc
If vou are looking for the Pest
of Meats come to the Valdez
Market. We handle only ‘he
choicest of Steer Pkef, Mutton
Pork, Veal, Milk Fed Spring
Chicks and Eastern Oysters. We
assure you that the Price.-. Qvalitv
and Service is the best.
Valdez Market Phone
Mothers—W e have the Pest Shoe
i for little folks ever put together.
! A flexible and wide extension sole,
j verv stylish and durable. ’! h - is
• tIn* ideal shoe for children. Si/.es
5s to 2s at A. 1.. Levy & Co.
Money To Burn.
Why not invest part of your
Icigar money in a way that will
j bring you back something more
tangible than smok» ! A dodai
each week put in a New 'i ork Liu*
policy will create an immedi
cash fund of about $20H), which
your family or other beneflciar\
iii tv draw at once in th<* event oi
j vour death. Crary will explain.
; H 9. WATKKMAN' G. W. HA KHINGTOS
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Waterman & Harrington
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Mining Engineers
assay office
fcxftminttMoin, Min ■ • Mu »>•»!. ."iirvcv
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j Gold and Silver .. -
! Copi«r. I-,,,
Lead. ,. ■■ r„,
! Gold, Silver and Lead ..'(li)
Gold and Copper. .
Gold, s.lver and Gopi-nr
Gold, Silver. Con|*r and Lea*..
I Gold aud Silver Lmpire. 'Mo
f »,oi» ...
! Sulphur. Aluminum. Tin. INatmum,
Quicksilver, Zinc. Nickel, »'’halt,
Chromium, etc....... .
Coai including Sulphur
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Washington, May 1">—Advices
received from several of the states
regarding their standing in the
mattci oi supporting a republican
candidate1 for the presidency are
as follows: Missouri, for Roosevelt;
Indiana for Fo.aker; Illinois. Iowa.
X 'i r.’ska for . ait; Oklahoma and
Arkansas for Roes. \ id.
Alaska exp< rted .'50 tons of goal
and •! tons of oal in lD0f».
Fr.rs valued far up in the thou —
nds >v ore pur,,h iM'd at Cook iii* t
and A aska peninsula stations this
winter. 1*1 more valuable furs
< aine from i ie r gi<*ns back of ti
inlet. I ia rneinde Mack and
-iiv* r gray foxes. Large nnniher
of blue, red and rr<> s fox. bear,
marten, lynx, otter and other tins
oi i arving (jr.ali' v were pic ked up.
Mr. and Mi>. A. 15. Lewis were
; -avengers on the Bertha for
Homer, wh r Mr. L " > o. - to
e*i>|ipo te til* MllVrV of the com I
n I bay beloi -
mgto’ac* Mie an — 11< '**:ite. lb*
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D-fillers and
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CUHLET, & CPAHE, Praps.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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F. M. BOYLE, A. D.
Puysician aiiu Surgecn
Phone ao VALDEZ,
Office*: ALASKA
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Dr. C. A. WINANS,
! Physician and Surgeon.
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John A. <.Arson,
Attorney ai: J (iaur.si.l!or-.it-L:i\v.
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til. plan* f< : !’. .! . '' >i:|m .»i
all kinds.
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At Drier Bay
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Retailers Of Everything.
I* i nb.ar time for you to begin thinking -trion-!y of
voai outfit >r the summer. We would Id: t » nik d
over with you and submit figure.-. With our . : / • < x
perience in this line we call he of material a •m nee to
yon in making-‘elections. We know how '! - •’■.'od- must
be packed to insure safe arrival at cnmm tlify and
Prices you will fiind most satisiactorv.
MoKin“"ydi8t* t T. E. DOUGHERTY
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all light rooms newly fi:RNIS11EI)
The Hotel BrookSiin
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M. J. WALTERS, Proprietor
Rates Reasonable
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KANITZ BLOCK VALDEZ, ALASKA