CABINET TAKES
OPTIMISTIC VIEW
Washington, Nov. 6—The cabinet
met today and discussed at consider
able length the financial situation of
the country. It was the consenus of
opinion of the president’s advisers
that conditions are satisfactory and
the country, generally prosperous.
London, Nov. 6—-The police have
information that the Socialists are
preparing for a demonstration on the
occasion of the visit to London of the
Emperor of Germany and the Kings
of Spain and Sweden and their suites
tometime in November.
Pan Francisco, Nov. 5~The whaler
Jeanette has just arrived from a
whaling cruise to the Arctic ocean,
and reports that the whalers Herman,
Beluga. Belvedere, Thrasher and
Wm. Bay less have been caught in the
ice in the vicinity of Herschel island,
and are imprisoned there for the
winter. Each ship carries a crow of
forty-live men. Much suffering may
result on account of a shortage of
provisions, as the vessels expected to
return south for the winter.
New York, Nov. 6—A reform in the
currency includes a large additional
issue of bank notes.
Des Moines, Nov. 5—The Ute In
dians of S juth Dakota hava taken to
me war path. The Second cavaliy
have been orderea to quell the out
break and is hurrying to the scene.
New York, Nov. 4—The Republi
cans have tused with the Independ
ents for the coming country election,
md predict their ticket will win as
tgainst Tammany by at least thirty
housand votes.
Hongk.mg, Nov. 5—An anti-foreign
nob or Chinamen attacked and ae
lolished a mission kept 1^' Miss Mon
el and Miss Erickson, Americans,
ho were severely bruised by stones
irown at them.
Seattle, Nov. 5—Gen. Greely, in
urge of the U. S. signal service,
ill retire March next on account of
‘aching the age limit. He has au
wiorabie record of forty-six years,
rmy service.
Notice, Moose
There will I e a regular meeting of
p Moo-e at their hall on Thursday,
bf.Tth.Ht 8 p m Important busi
**. All members are requested to
•nd.
For Rent
jteam heated rooms, unfurnished,
ply Amy 4 Brown Budding
<e* Wool Hose, Underwear and
itens. at Ladies’ Bazaar.
!*w goods for evening and partv
•see. at (iolden Kule.
OAL _ COAL
dez Dock Co. or Valdez Transfer Co.
la*ka Dr lg Co. for Cigars rnd
teccos.
fall and winter good* at
den Rule
rictly home cooking. Lynch
ite. Mrs. Gordon.
Mire line of Hat- at cost at tha
Bazaar.
ds, Cots. Cookstove*. Heaters ’’O”
Jthiagaf Adlers.
Washington, D. C. Nov. 6—The
secretary of the interior is preparing
to make radical changes in the rein
deer industerv of Alaska. The loan
ing of reindeer to the various missions
will probably be discontinued.
Lyle, Nov. 5—At a small railroad
camp on the Seattle-Portland line,
seven foreign laborers were blown to
atoms by dynamite. A pick was
driven into an unexploded dynamite
charge.
Manila, Nov. 5—Sixty people were
precipitated into the turbulent waters
of Pasig river as a result of the total
collapse of a bridge only recently
completed. Six Americans ana
I twenty Filipinos were severelv in
| jured.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the pay
ment of taxes upon property wirhiutbe
| limits of the town of Valdez for
• 1907 are now due. That said taxes
j will be delinquent on the first Monday
' of December next at seven o’clock p.m.
i and that unless paid prior thereto, ten
: per centum will be added to the am
| ount thereof.
Payment of said taxes may be made
at the store of A L. Levy A Co.
McKinley St., between the hours of 1
' p.m. and 7 p.m of each week day until
December 2d, 1907,
E B Wheat. Town Treasurer
November 4, 1907.
Annual raffle is on at the Bowling
alley They are seven beauties.
: Chances now on sale
Eptoue—For dandruff
I
I
Alaska
if ome
Restaurant
Best
Place in City
I
to Board
i
HAY and GRAIN
FOR SALE
Cloiiag eat the Well Paper at jour owu Price.--Phone 15
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the Olympic Club
Bowling JUleys, Billiards and Pool
Cigars and tobacco
Phonographs, Records and Supplies
The Horseshoe
HORSE
Furnished Rooms
f THE ]
ULl CLARK
*
V B A R J
Valdez
-SHOE
Cafe in Conncctieu
PRTNOK WILLIAM SOUNI*
MINERS’ UNION No.
V\ g-TUK* FkiiKMATiON oF MlNKR*
Mee.a each Tue-duy evriiing at * c in til i * cit
hall a' l-nloucoe All inenit er« of it*** We -ic:t
Federation of Miner* iv*.*n* iiy inv'.eii
teii<l.
ALFRED \V INCH ELL I E. iHiSKV
President Secretary
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Fire Alarm Notice
Owing to'the fad that no steam 1* kept ir
the boilers at the light plant the fire alarm *>f
the town tor the present will he the I.ells o
the two church building*. The frontdoor* ol
hcse buildings are open at all hour* a ,d env
me wi-hing t<» send in an alarm o' nre -hotild
ring one ol the-* bell* a* quick ns pn-silde
FlHK. I OMMITTI k.
NOTICE
.-»s 1 miiet have the room for my
large fall lino of Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes. 1 wi 1 sell uty
stock of Groceries at a large reduction
Will sell Golden Gate Coffee this week
at 3o cents per pound.
j. f. Wolf
j
WELLINGTON'
COAL
FORSALE
By C. E. Bi-snell. Ohr <fc C'oV ofliee
Phone 26
Blank forms
___
Affidavits of Annual Labor,’
to comply with new law;
Ouir Claim Deeds,
Powers of Attorney,
Placer, ()uartz, Coal, Water-!
right, Petroleum, Homestead
Location Notices, at the
prospector
PR INTE RY
tavern Lunch
lyooni and Buffet
Dinners and
Parties a Specialty
CURLEY & CRAINE. Preps.
II 1£ Lt.suF II . W. Lasts*
VA'DEZ IRAS""
Genera! ”i rucldi:g and
Freighting to all Parts of
the Interior j* j*
Otlice McKinley
Near liroadway Limn* <50
H. 8. WATERMAN < W. HARRINGTON
Waterman 8c Harrington
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OFFICE
Examinations, vine Management. Purvey*
'•<»"». .91.80
iiiilil and silver 3.0*
C'opner. . 1 an
I-ead IV*
Gold, Silver and Lead j.i*
Gold and Copper. go*
Gold, Silver and Copper. .. g,^*
Gold, Silver, Copper and L* i.l 4.**
Gol.l and Silver l inplre 4 08
1 ron .. 4 oh
Sulphur, Aluminum, Tin. Piattnnm
Quicksilver, Zinc. Nickel, Cobalt.
Chromium. etc.
Goal including Sulphur 10 m
MH1 lest* ... . 116 to 99*
Ore anal Vais.. lie and a*
Mutual Commercial Go.
Freighting Wrecking
Marine Contracting
D. E. MORRIS, Manager
Office hb*ard Si«b**a*r Id* Utf