Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Seattle. *mber 1—The foo'
ball game liere ye-ieidav Im*< ween
the Washington anil Oregon • lev
els resist Uni in a victory for Ore
gon. Store 1,'< to !>.
I he Stanford ■ Berkley game in
California resulted in » senre of
Stanford 12, Berkley (>. Tit- game
between Minnesota and Michigan
diil not come off this year.
N't 'v York, B e- l—;j„. Body of
James M. Iisdaie was found last
l»ight in the K ist river. All his
cl-.tiling was -iid on him. and the
money in hi- po keis and his j. w
idry Wert i'.>i.~Unh»*d. Ti-daie i
a prominent mining man of Ju
neau, who ha- been missing for
some time. His wife, who is in
Jiew 1 nr;;, has h.d dona tive- look
ing for him for three weeks.
Seattle, Deeember 1 -Calvin K.
Vila-, a number of the last -Vi e
legislature, has hieii npimin'ed to
su *•*••■.1 \\ in_r :), superintendent .if
lie* as-ay olli e heie. The appoint
ment i- satistaetory to Alaskans
end the lo. i hnsine-s men.
st. Petersburg, December l—The
ditails o! a viemry of the govern
ment fore s over the mutineers at
Sevastopol have been reecived la rc.
1 he revoiuMoni* is ca! led a meet log
upon receipt of the new s, and ,j, -
‘•.nr. 1 ihat ii the raptured muti
neers are sen eiied to death, all of
Kussta will l*e precipitated into
Civil war at • nee.
Seat tie. li iftntar 1—It is re|«ir
tiil h-re that a company, cnlhd
the ( >-op. mtive Co., of Nome,
v. ill next -j.rli g in-ta! a long di*.
taiu-e telephone system to ionnect
*11 of ih towns ami canij s on
Seward peninsula. "i he system
V il i :i el' ti ■ cxtei’iled as to eon*
neei all of the important cities of
Alaska.
St. Petefshiirg. Decent I *-r 1—Tin
city is filled with rumors of an at
ta k on the Czar at T-arkoe. Tie
Selo royal guards are said to he
implicait d in the {>1 it. To v 1 di
re.iment 1ms h«en arr.-.-t d. No
definite details of the attack can
he learned.
XVa hmgton, !><e. 2—Captain
Hamlet, of the irvcmtc iitttei
Hear, has Itl-d a r. poit with tie
d> partin' nt -liowing that the lhp;oi
trade alt n • the natives i i No,. h
r . A ! pidly '1 :
il.g. lie a l hi ' - the change to
the eh ,r - of tin , itter sen ! ••• an
the civil :ui hr'.lies at S> . .i •
] -ninsula to put dov.in the sale of
liipior to ti,- Indians. Ih- n . o:n
Ineiids 11 s! i'n cutter maki a stat
•cut'll year from Hutch II rhoa in
June, so ns to take advantage of
the full season in the Arctic.
Havarn. Cuba, Dee. 2—T mas
Kstrado Pulmn, president of Cuba,
was yesterday rod. n! to that
office by a large majority. Tin
moderate j arty won a complete
vi.-iury. giving them n working ma
jor! v in butli bon -is. The vote
cost was unusually light. Vice
j . sith nt It micro wiis also r< -
elected.
Seattle, 1) e. 2—George Adams,
the d. fatiliing ca.-hier of the as- tv
office has 1 . d ;i preliminary heat
ing and cun lary to the gener
hclii-f plead not guilty. ib wits
l eld to the grand jury in $25,000
bon is, whi'-.i l e has so far been
Utiuble to get.
Si. Petersburg. !).■<•. 2—Xo fur
ther details of ihe repoited at
tempt to kill the t'zai have 1 i i.
mad poll.ie, but i; i.~ ge1’.-. rally a -
cep .d it- a fai t that at. • :;'t i . iv
conspiracy fur this p';rj>ose \\a.
«!i. covered among' In- ri val «rnard
ji.st in lime to pri vent the consum
mation of their; t. ns.
S'. Petersburg, 1) • 2—Talk of a
re ol:;:' m and ilie forma-n n of a
li, i.bii • i- g, in r d throngiin'.:
lin-ia. Amro;.' the troops inun
ar. . wal tf the tiir.ineexi--.pt tin
C. - eks. and as -nil a a revolu
tion is am rod, it i- • • morally b •
1: 1 ll. i i majority *>f the army
and t aiy will join it. Insiirm
ti<> i- are rep.n id daily am.mg t!..■
tro >ps at M «.v. r-1:.1 the - ddi. rs
here are bard to keep under con
trol.
New York. Dec. 2—It is report i<
lier on •jm.il tin iioi; y tiiat tin
president will hack up a movement
*0 mvc-ngnte the methods of the
Standard Oil Trust Tin* author
ity fur this statement has every
facility fur learning the ideas of
the president n yarding su«h mat
ters and it i- positively stated
that congress will In asked to ap
point a commission, which will;
make a Marching investigation of
the Standard Chi affairs, concern
ing w lti h so much has been pule
I is bed in the mngaxilles recentlv. i
|
Seattle. Dee. I-1 hotuas Donahue. •
of Fairhanks. will be sued by the
New York Lite Insurance Do.
\\ hilo in Fairhanks hi agreed to
accept f;!.t>K) on a joint paid up
policy of $:. (!*,Kl, and aeei pted their •
order on the assay ollice for it.
Arriving lien lie learned of the in
surance scandals anil ji fits 1 to
settle. The its-siy office will no!
give up the money. Suit will lie
instituted lit once.
I’ittshurg. Dee. 4—The Ohio, Mo
nongaheia and Alleghany river
are overflowing and doing grer; ,
damage in tin lowland-. Manv
small towns along the river- are at
present under water. There lias
heen no los- of life reported.
San Frant :soo. Dee. 1—The sea
son of tli!1 Pacific coast ha-i-hall
league ended Sun lay. Los An
geles stands at the head of the
league team.-. Following is the or
der in which tin- nilii s finished:
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oak
land, Seattle, Portland, Tacoma.
Portland. Dec. 1—More exten
sive land frauds, involving forged
certiHeat-s for -> i c lands. Iiavi
heen uncoveted lu re It is impos
sible at present to determine the
extent of the frauds as most of De
vi tints arc easterners, anil no
record of transfers is available.
S ittle, Nov 4—Alaska Delegate
D:'-k Hyan leaves to-night for'
\\ asliington. Thu o!hi r lichgates,
Swim lord and Humphrey, have
reconsidered tlu-ir decision of al
ii.wing Hvati to represent their dis
tricts si ml will also go to Wash ins
ton. Hyan states that he will re
fuse to take a scat in congress tin
n-s the other delegates are admit-:
ted.
\\ aslungtnn, Dec. 1 —l • *nr* —
<iin\eied this f« i< noon, ( aniioii
Wi!> re-elc.tcd speaker. 1 lie dem
ocrat - supjiorted Williams ler po
sition.
London. Dec. —The cabinet of
Prime Minister Balfour lias iv
.lit«1 and M. Balfour v.ill re’ire
to private life. ’1 be king lias in
vited B:r Henry Cunr.iiiell B ..Her
man to sin eeeii Balfour and form ,
a new cabinet.
\\ asliington. Dec. ■”—riie secre
tary of the navv iti his annual lc
p-ul ask- that appropriations hi
made for ten te w battleships, to
replace old vc.-.-els and nmiiito r
which are now practically useless
against- modern war Vessel*. lie
also reports that the government
must have a new dry dock at tlie
Puget sound navy yard.
Pi; -burg, Dec. o—The remark
able high water is still unabated,
and people in the lowlands are
moving out.
>t. 1 eli-r.-nurg, Dec. .1—At!aa> in
Russia have leached such a criti
cal stage that a ticrmau Uect has.
been sent to the Rallic with order.*
.» take tie L'/ar aboard and rail a',
a moments notice it it appeal* that
his life i- menaced. St viral vii
Iagts near the Rallic have joined
in a movement to organize a re
public. Witte is now appealing to
the Zemstvos for in-ip in the con*-'
ing crisis. The opinion is general
that a movement will he started
hy the revolutionary forces in
a short time, in all parts oft he |
empire
•Seattle, flee. or—The committee !
•n peunanciu organization of the
tla.-ka- Yukon Kx posit ion recoin
a: in! li.at the fair he pn.-tjioued
.mil 1909. The date formerly
■greed upon conflicts with the
uunestown Fair in 1907. The
■ ■ i •'!. -in. id means that :• world’s
: air will he held here in 1909, with
I \ aska as the central figure.
New York, Dec. o— Yesterday
I veiling 1U.L0O0 Jews participated
| .o a parade and mass meeting to
i,.rotes; avains. Russian atrocities
! practiced i>n their countrymen.
I Resolutions were adop od asking
the president to intercede with
j Russia for the Jews.
Seattle, Dee. •>—The thefts of
. .Id dii't, hy cashier Adams, ap
pear to date hack as iar as 19 11
Vceording to *‘ 1 -Men s made hy
W 1K!0
- 'Restaurant
(Old Postoffice "Building.)
Tegular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Day and Might
Valdez MarKet
Distributors For All Points
r.nn.INO MKAT in
ItKF.F ROAST 12.J nn.l 15c
Kor.NDSTKAK 15c
1*151 MK RIP. ROAST
15 nn«| 2fV
I.KO OF Ml'TTOX Ilk
MUTTON (’HOI’S 15 nn<l 20i
MUTTON s 11;W in,
VKNISON s I’K.VK 20'
PORK CHOI’S 2(k
FANCY CALIFORNIA
OR AX< • KS .l i 40 50 0*K- tio*.
Give Us An Order and Try Our Fast
Delivery.
government officials. # lTO.dtr. > has
1>< en stolen by Adam- during this
|n riod. For three years manr
miners have been taking their dn<t
elsewhere. having fnuii i tliat the
a—ir <>Ui e returns were lower
than at the mints or private buy
ers.
Wasingfnn. I)ec. •*» The presi
dent*- im -.-age was delivered t"
congress yesterday. He reaffirms
the statement that it is bis policy
to strengthen the interstate com
mission and grant it greatly in
creased powers, but he repudiates
the policy ol public ownership of
railroads.
Particular attention* is called to
the recent insurance scandals, and
be urges the i xtension of federal au
thority so as to give the govern
ment power to control such mat
ter-.
The out ributions of money bv
corporations for political purposes
i.- strongly condemned. The treaty'
wi'ii >.10 Domingo is endoi-eil.
and ndmis-ion of all Chinese ex
cept coolm- t<> the country is ad
voeated. increased appropriations
toi t!»t- stafe department are also
rei|iicslvd.
The me-sage urge s that :i dele
gate he granted Alaska, and that
assistance he given to a railroad
from the Gulf of A! iska to the in
terior.
Seattle. Dec. 5—A message to
Nansen, the Arctic Explorer, has
been received from Round Aniund
■-eii. who was with a Norwegian
scientific expedition that lias been
three years in the Arctic, lie wirc.
fnnn Eagle City, which place lie
litis jus* reached after a long over
land mush from Her- ted island,
which place he left Oct. 2-1 The
ex; iiiimi. wliien .-'ailed from
(.'lii i-tiana, '.vent ;o to ihe Gulf of
1' iiia, and from tin re to Kings
point, where they avo wintering
They are thought to have found
tin- Nortlnvi sp passage, for which
explorers have been !o ' ting for so
many years. Amundson reports
iiig the ice bound whalers near
11 i -lie! i.-hind, where they an- in
com lor table ijuarcrs.
.KEMODEEED.
SEATTLE
N' .v Manv.imi.nt Poitlah Pjm«t>
Kraoi-i.AN Plan Ci:- iT.al Lim-ation
X'ir.est Cafe and Bar In The City
'' iIm)!* WliUc < o.f J'r- 1-. » I./- iVrry. M r.
COPPER CENTER Cl’ilF
t HAS. CotVKLL, Prop.
Fine W ines, Eiquors and Cigars.
Telephone Conr.eeljons.
Military Telegraph Of*
tire. Everything First
Class and I’p-to-lJate.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
Idiuertil Application No. 73.
Survey X >.
I . \ 1 ldOlii-e, Juiu .tii, Abotka,
Now in her 'J, 1lH\
X ui e i® hereby given that iu put' mure .•(
the »•- i_ «;f \ nj-pr< \ ed >Vy •»ti., l '
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lb*- j iae i iiiiI.*-:*■ i *i! eJn.tu .o1
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fsl. iftl |»1 -*f he «*with je»>ted and by the
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its i i’I 1- : 1 O.iitv, ldMliet of A1 a-• :i i. wnirh
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: v tt-ru of fetid eiuiin with nmen *i varia
tion oi dJ deg. &> min. h. !»!• follow* to-w it:
< So. 1.
naitiir at torner No. 1 a xprtiee >tumj» Id
if.' di . i. '.uar d tog in*., ■< fe *t high, -erihed
1 x*». i ■ No. 3-. I .HI, irom .vitn, 1...ted N.at
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I j.lace of beginning, containing 1 acre*.
Claim Vo. 3.
Beginning at Corner No. 1 a -hale atone
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I'uited States Location Monument Kayak No. 1
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of • u'lkru IU* • r«U.
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t»|.;eor Ltiiieral • it gro viol, |.;e.:iis«rs or M/V !»•!■
lion'll *of*F*<l •ilbyi. fiirv. U"‘. i
Hpj ilil f'«r. t*:o hereby nolthl ui j « iil** v
!h**ir adverse t-taim - :•* tl’.ilv tiled a< r*!ing
to taw, u’d tin' iejrub*!!o:.i» *ii .emeu r. wUofii
the litre f»r, ••writt-.l by l w. with tin.* KegHt i
< t t! •* I ni<- 1 '•tale- * I ;od < tin-e at JnmuUi
1 i- 1 i t < i V !»k*. Huy will b- barred by rirUn
*>f tLe |i.* - of fai'l -t.i’ut *.
Joll* W. tM'DT.EY,
Kegi-ter.
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be published ;**r -he M : i i.y period :u tb
“Ai eKi Hr>-nctoB," a weekly newspap.:
printed at Vtld^J. Alaska.
John W. Dvutey.
Keg 1st r.
| First publication Nor. &>, l‘*00.
Carrying li. S. Wail ana express.
Str. Oregon
Str. Santa Clara ]
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Str. Santa Ana
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Str. Dora
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Five Day Kxpri»* Service dirtrt 1<e:wien
, \ altli-7 and Seattle. S*ailit«jr* from Si attlo
I •ec. 2 anil every 20 day* thereafter.
S.,il* from Seatth l*t of each month for
Jnm an, Sitka. Kayak. Vakutat, Valdez,
St ward. Cook Inlet ami way jort*. Sails
horn \ aide/ for Seatile and wav port*,
lfitli of eacli month
Horn Seat'ie on Kith of each month
for Juniav. Sitka: Kayak. Vakutat Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way jrorts. Con*
neets a> \ dez with Sir. Dora for ail pons
I ■ \ -i i. \ . ill • and l nnhi-ka. Sail* frtvr
\ ; hii for Seatile and wav ports. l*t of
i neh month.
k loin \ tdi/ 1 alaska and wav ports
2<’>th of i ;i. ’ i, nth. iotinei ting at Valdez
with S. s. Santa \na
Right to change steamers or <Int«- of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or Meuse Coal
•1. i . i l.i >\\ I: Ul !>(• I.. (on Mf
*>18 First A ve.. Seattle. V, ash.
C. W. M1 l.l.KR, A.-.-’t Mar.
Phone 1<> Void* z, Alaska.
ConnEKQi/jL Qo.
Mail anil Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
nd and Bertha*
Sailing from Seattle on the 1 <>• !■ end :1V h of each month,
calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yukutal, Kayak. Kiianmv, Valdez,
I. iticlic, Seward, Seldovia, H< . u r and Kodi •!.
t'onne ing with FA11JHANKS THAI I, a.! Valdez, ami with
ereanier at Seldovia for K< nai. i >!e> 11• ij•. f; 1 *'uuri'*,j
during season of navigation on (.’< «k Iriet
Right is reserved to <i 1.1 ■■ a • •aie.jroi liio;.'without 1 • .11":
Home Office, O. J. Jlniujdirey, (n n’l Agent,
810 Sunsonie St. s| Y«>ler Way
San Francisco S*att4a
J. 0 fv'. AH 1 J N, ACjGHt,
Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO,
Incorporated.
MV have on hnml a lnr.'i assortment of F.iretric Fixture*,
Plain and Fancy Shades, fall lid's at d Annunciators.
Estimates privt-n on all kindsof 1 •» lieai work, l’honc 311.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
T. 7\. COBB &. CO., ‘Props.
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods Ik s* Brands V hit-key i'ort \Yitvj
Slurry Hit sling Anirtlica Sauterrrc
Black'nerry Brandy f Ly ;h Bottle or <• ikm
Bainicr Ik . th-d Bt er
Order By Phone Delivery Free Fhone 6
Send Your Orders To
TEALE-HILLS
j FURNITURE Seattle
amt Wasb
CARPET CO.
Furniture,
Carpets,
Stoves.
and Household Goods.
Address Mail Orders to J. L. DC WITH,
Ali 'k i K<‘j»res: ntntive TeaV-llills,
Seattle, Wash.
C. E. B0QflRDtJ5~
Assayer and Chemist
Gold and Silver $1.00 Gold Silver and Copper $2.50
SO Cou mbia Sr. Seattle. Wash.
‘job Printing at the Prospector Shop