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Vol6 ALASKA FROSPECTOR Valdez Alaska, August 1. 1907. VALDEZ NEWS No. 24
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Britt Gets The Decision
San Francisco, Aug. 1—Brittt
got the decision last night, proving
himself Nelson’s master at every
stage of the game. They entered
the ring at 10 o’clock. During the
first ten rounds Nelson had a little
the best of it, but after that Britt
had the Dane staggering and f.tiling
along the ropec, nearly putting
him out several times. Britt is
far the cleverer of the two and on
this occasion put up the best fight
of his career in the ring.
San Frar.cisco, Aug. 1—It has
developed in the Columbia investi
gation that both of the steamers
were running full speed ahead in
the fog at the time the accident
hippened. Blame is attaching to
both steamers fur the disaster.
Picture Moulding at Rudolphs.
Orchard Will Repudiate
Boise, Aug. 1—It is report* 1 on
good authority that Orchard will
| repudiate his confession in order
; that his wife can p gain some
property, which according to the
confession he had sold.
Seattle. Aug. 1—A ri »t was
started yestcidav at the Meadows
after a had *tart in one of tin
races. One drunken sport wielded
| a knife and another displayed a
gun, but no damage was done.
Several arrest.- were made.
Seattle. Aug, 1—Defaulter Kip
| linger’* wife >avs that ln*r husband
will soon return to Si ;.; b* to face
. the charges ag'inst him, and that
in* will make it very uno :.if« r:
’ abb? for several prominent tin u of
the city.
jSTKA.M TlT(i OLCA—Towing or
freighting. See A W. 1 >L Nti or eall
j up Phone 70. 8—• i.
Bryan For Presidency
Columbus, Aug. 1—Wm. Hryan
has announced officially that In
will he a candidate for the pre.-i
demv.
Tangier, Aug. 1—Seven Europe
ans tin ir guards were ma.-sacred at
Casa IManca by bandits riven'lv.
1 he bandits also threaten to hi
McLean, the English head of the
Sultan’s army, whom they have in
captivity.
San Francisco, Aug. 1 Judge
Coffey has issued an order restrain
ing Schmitz’s supervisors from in
terfering with the now appointee-.
It was ropmtod that Chief Ihnnn
intended to us11 the poL-e force to
assist in iii-'al’ing S •hmh.’s rion.
Snohomisli. Ang. 1—A whole
business bio k m the heart of the
city was d stioyeti thi- morning
1 »v lire. I h ■ loss was rfb.i) ! ).
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We have just installed a battery of Steel De
posit Boxes and we arc now in a position to
properly take care of your valuable papers or
jewef / at a nominal charge.
We respectfully invite your inspection of
these Safe Deposit Boxes.
Bankers and Merchants.
Taft Endorsed In Ohio
Columbus. O—The State central
committee yesterday end weed Taft
f«»r the Presidency hv a vote of 1*»
to 0. Koraker is very indi. mint
over the action of the committee
and is veiling his head off regard
ling it. The matter has caused
considerable comment all o\a r the
Stales.
Port Townsend,- Aug 1 — The
steamer Lvdin Thompson ariled
in port this morning with the
whole of tlu* engineer'.-I«>ree i rink.
The captain was at the th: tie.
The vessel was in bad shaj e. the
.smoke stack being missing and
many parts of the machinery ; ing
wrecked.
Pittsburg, Aug 1 — Poring a tiro
in the municipal insane h> -pital
last night all of the patiei es
caped One cmidovee was killed
and two injured by falling w Is.
Seattle. Aug—Secretary W Ison
in an interview last night sa tin
enure Wc-i i - irrevocably for
Iioo-ev*dt t >i third term; t. » In*
'can’t help winning it lie run-, and
t hat he must run for 11 o plaei
I tie (unit case i'aiiio up yeat rilny
' afternoon, the fi.ilowing juror* 1-eiMl
Sl»h-i'ted; ,1. N« Is.lit, ('. Wttlkei Inn*
N't is..11, .1. Utl-* »'llt C. Se.tp1 »'■ , s.
Da: /, J. MeMilla , A r«rk->. .1. 1t i'i
u'-r, l4. S .ali ». .f. «W*< 'irlhy, (V
Smith. Ti e lnllidmei t ,v:t.t t **u* I to
the llt‘t'11 • I H !ld he pit .tot* I Hot u'uiM> .
Taking of te tiijot.v in tlx-cum lifts
this morning. Ii imoti l Smith i- ii1,
tor: »• for t it • <i< felt t*.
A party of seven will I • ive tomorrow
fi t In interior to vi*it the pm perty of
t i • Hul laid Kiln tf ('■■. lire party
.• >i Oita of Harry Klliott, - J * i < I tr * *
i J u. dies, t>| Seat t It . F. (*. i Y-ck, of Kan
* is City, a etipdaii-tt an I uiemtier of
the I'tfy council; S. K. Ilurcli of Wash
myton, chief clerk in fit department
of agriculture; Heniito, liliimi of St
L mis, sttu ot Semi tor Iflatnl; t' I*'.
Mi Corn :ek it | n i i < lit citiyth » f
Chic to i, who i - 1 okin^ for investment
In : e, an-i W. if. C n ter.
loi. W. MUIU1U VO* HU HI I' I v I’ I
from the Slut* * on tho ^ uch'.hii.
The special venire <>f petit juror*
drawn ye.-tciday iv.1,1 n? follows: C T.
D gget*, .John L. Deny tli. Smith.
\ P Heuton, J. C. Dietiugcr, J A.
Ui sselI
■ I’. Kvhiis, of Watdiii gton city, vhb
! an arrival yesterday, enrnuto to
Knights i.dand, when- he will remain
in the employ of the Hubbard Klliott
Co.
The Yucatan will go only a.* far a*
Seward this trip, leaving here for the
south the night of the nth.
Right prices.; ight good*, right ser
vile. Owl Drug Company—Dependa
ble Di uggi.it*
Roy Cooper and wife arrived yester
day, and will make their home here
1 shall remain in my ollice in tho
Coy per Block. Thursday evening* from
7 to 10. C. T. Daooett, Dentist.
Mrs H. W. Miller returried yester
day from an extended vi .it with fi ieuds
in Seattle.
Robt. J. Boryer, attorney for tho
Ki.talJa Co., ia in tuwu for a few dayp
on business.