THE ALASKA_
Pu)»li-h< 1 .it VnMiv. every T!:’ir-*tlay by the Prosi'Wion
Co. Phuxe. Main 1.
Entered at the Valdez j>.*-t<>-•■coml clast matter.
SCiVH'KIITIOS RATES.
Wdp Yaap • *A.*>
Six Month* • • F-<‘
Thr*e Month* • I’
Sample lupy • W win*
APVERTISIjm rates.
Qir«n ••n.applUntJni:
SEATTLE or FIE -RiwnW llatl.-y Kii.I.I
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
Tl • T»'.*^:«rre»»a iton sale at Ihr foil, win*:,
now * stands:
I* o. Nows Stand. Seattle..
Tu« -t < .und N. wr« Co, Seattle.
T.«» New* Stand. Juneau.
Kugent Met'afthjr News stand. Sk.ig.way
T. O New* Stand. Eagle. Aifc«ka.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
COl'XCILMK*.
a. w. Mum. b. Bi.ru.
AL. whit*. T. <; yris*.
W. A. KTrrmoM A. M Ei>» v*t>«
T. J
H \V. Mii.i.r* >t(Vo*
yrr Hposheko T>e«M'kc«.
r>* K. M. Iln»n Office*
w il. r»mr. ''iin,
F M. Mh'■jr'i fsr* *nno:. Cu«»o.
Prof. True in his report on the
government agricultural stations
in Alaska shows clearly that farm
ing for hay, grain ami garden truck
has gone beyoml tho experimental
stage in nearly every section of the
country where it Las been tried.
At Copper Center last year on
the government farm managed by
Mr. Neal, oats and barley of fine
quality, and in abund.mt crops j
were brought to perfection on soil.
that had ntT -r been previously
cultivated. Grain scattered by
feeding horses in winter may be
found growing luxuriantly in sum
mer along the trail, though it was
scattered on the snow. Grass is a •
natural product of the Copper riv-1
er valley, where it grows in abun-1
dance wherever a suitable clearing
exists, and under cultivation yields
enormously. Cattle load along the j
Copper river in the fall have la-en ,
found the following summer in the i
best of.condition. All of this goes
to.show that fanning can l>e made!
a success in Alaska, and those who j
arc early engaged in the business
will find it particularly remunera-!
dive, and the market constantly in
creasing.
Under present conditions hun
dreds of men are going through
Valdez to the interior every year,
with pack or sled horses and are
forced to take with them from thr •••
to four months’ feed for their,
horses, and experience has -1.. \vn
that it costs at least 18 tents per
pound to land this feed on the t op
per river, and no one would haul in
a supply if it could be secured on 1
the river.
The advent of a railroad, and
the consequent opening of the nu
merous mining properties employ
ing, as they would, hundreds of'
men.the year round, would provide
a still larger market for farm pro
duce, and at very remunerative,
prices.
There is no place in the States
affording so many opportunities to j
the farmer as does Alaska, but lit i
must be a farmer and no; a pros
pector ready to rush off to every
reported strike.
Game Law Ammended.
From the agricutUiral depart j
uient comes a new order relative to |
the game laws of Alaska, especially
referring to the Kodiak brown beat |
which by the law of 1903 was pro- j
tected at all seasons. According.to ;
the present order this ferocious fel-|
low will be protected only iron.,
April 15th to June 30th. The very
largest of this species is found on
Kodiak island, where some men
from Valdez are engaged in cattle
and sheep raising. In protecting
their sheep from the depredations
of this large bear it was necessary
to.kill a few, for. which offense they
were arrested amblined. The mat
ter was hr ught to the attention oi
beer etary Wilson, who evidently
concluded not to harlxir an enemy
to. the slieep industry in Alaska,
hence the long open season, which j
will tend to tliin out the hear con-1
siderably.
The new order permits the ship
ping out of bear skins, li has been
the policy of the Secretary to pro
tect, the game for the benefit oi those
in need oi it as food, and as there
seems to have been some misunder
standing in tlie matter he again
calls attention to Article 1 of the
department circular No. 39. ;•> lol
Ipws;
"'the object of the act is to pro
.J
tect tne game of tne territory solar
as possible, but without causing
unneros-ary hardship? hence In
dian*. K 'ham . niinets and explor
ers actually in need of food
are permittt 1 t > kill game for
their immediate use.. The excep
tion in favor d Tiativeajninem-aod
expb ri*r- tuns' be constnued strict
ly. It must not be used merely
us a prrn xt to kill game out of
season, for sport op foe market*or
to supply canneries- on settlfementey
and tinder no circumstance® can
the bides or heads of .animal® thus
killed l>e lawfully offered. fwsalaJ*’
There is no restaolion. Oft th®
killing of black bear® at anytime.
I BLY Miniature Skin Canoes.
State price per running inch. A.
It. itoliscliall, 250 Hummel street,
Harrisburg, l*u. 18
Recertified script for 4.41 acres
for sale. Inquire at tbu office.
Sammons.
In »ho rhiied .-i • • .uiuiiii* toner’# Court, 3*1
I i i-tou. ldstrni oi Alaekn»Cook Inlet Pre
Hu t.
W. A. smith. Plaintiff ^
**. A : u I ak. Mining Company. '
• m. Ik iendant. j
Tc» t !i- K* ..*1. I-*tic** Minin* Company, nCorpor- '
aiion :
r\ :.a> • I'rCted State# of America I
• app* i.r In i.n « ti. r. :
.- • - .. '. i y ' » .* »■»• • «• lain *! plain j
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: . . .* !:..■ i':4*ciuct, Tuirl l>ivi»i.»n. i
•.k s *>.rd. mar.s?. • r •
..si •• .. .nt hi- ••tine at S ward, in
• 1 f»i-irict. the complaint . i.
I. it 2 ■'• look ;
Tin - i- ught to obtain .i .
Li' ' r.- • • ■ . the Mini o: C :
.. . ' ■ . ‘i (■) a!!./-d to l.av. b» • ,
I- i -•»* * bv pJaiiifin i\• r y>
• •il V"'. mining « li .m hi «aid k ;• t l.
\ u-r yout benefit and at y. :r » . .
. • and r .t , u- Mir erintei.dei.: an.
• r. n tin* 3Mh day of October 1'* l
and tio I- ua> •»! August, PA«#, and for <*•»-?
lh> i .1 in- : fully appears by the i.»in
i-’-Cni ti e herein, to which referencei#here
by made.
An ! you are hereby notified that if you fail
to ' iHii'Ai-r -..id I'omplaint, a* ab< y required
'aid plaintiff will take judgment against y.»u
: r tin- >■ ;in of ffrvbtA together with the « . -tV
or : : r --rvicc.of summons by publioation
\ - made ou June 12. 1*4.
‘»i\vn under my hand and official seal thi
13th day ..i June, 1*4.
<SK%L) H II. HILI’UETH.
U. S. ComuiU.Hiouer
F:r-t publication June 30. jt\
Will i*av* • • • i h -ighl and • xpensc* of
handling by p».rebating their
fcupj .» .- at the -tore- oi
il. n. WtlTilERBEE,
KKXAI and Kl'SSILOFF,
COOK IXI.KT, ALASKA.
iAil* bine of
Gsnerai Merchandise
CLOTH1XG, HARDWARE,
FRO VISIONS, ETC.
QH0.5.nLARM5, Agt
KKXAI, ALASKA.
Fur Assays Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 93.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ~ 2dW
Lead - - - &00
Eixamak, Aiiaka
Ellamar
Mining
Compary
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries fee th&
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
|
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska.
This chili, up v-eaiLer need
not deter you from eujujiup- your
customary baths if you patronize the
DOCK BATHS
Fine Porcelain Tubs.
Warm Rooms. Privacy.
TUf: *o I ™ QTA f
I I ! *— UIL.O i /-\
FURNISHED ROOMS
Fifty Touts irt*l l*mvan!«
Per Day. Fire Extra.
R... It. PAUKEJJ, Proprietor
HOTEL bJLLHiL
8Mdqmrf*‘r« ft * \ «M>'i j.pie. ?jn p■«•!•>
Rite* **i«*oiit«. $1 -n-l fl j~r i -y. Kir*- .
Rc-l... ... »t Involute '» a Krv Mr- (it»|N vt<
0.». P
■ W. («. POTTS, Manager.
;Co*. Ft-Si V . A l*:iWer»Hr «t„ 8KATTI.K 1
| Miool ■ ! open All Year |
trac-ic! v.'Vatr, Civil technical. Elec
tric, ti.frtuccrinj, Metallurgy, ,
i t. tniJe Process.
I Rurvt- .s* it,i- |>. nningiin-i A«mv
•log, A->»yin r of «>iv*t. il*.*: Bullion mid « hi* r
ioitton .Vs* »y. fl lilowiup? A**av. flo. Kill!
i»HW O| \.c ,yj kt $m. K-Inbll'!. \l W l Htflnl
fo»cinaul tr
A. VAN l)£R NAILEN, President.
113 Fi.lton ** • . I miu jp.o, in.. Oik!
block iv- -it ot t'iiv Hull.
Alaska's Official Directory.
Governor fohn (#. firmly.
Survey »r 1 e: -rn! and Ex-Oftleio S«ieretHry
Wui. 1 DUth
Chief < ic * '•••<* *i.iw;!l.
t*. S, Ju . ; _V •'.*-.lie C Hr*'- n DIM \**
*y*? t J lodge II So. 2.
Kom •: J.it»i*•« \\ k<*r»h»ui. l»iM. No. ii. seat t :
Lag ic.
D. I.alld Offieera Retfi-ter, Johu W
Dudley.
Re* iv *r -l’ Mullen.
Th:»d Division—
George* :tv. C. * Marshal. E»ur?e.
Hi i.
AlWrt Ii H' i ( .••ik. ' E. ...
Luto.rC ii Avt. 1*1'. \tt'y. Eagle.
I* 'V. II* iliir. I»*.*|» .ty clerk f 'ie.
Oliver !’. 11 - :r! \-«f ' • - \tt >
E. A I lei . I >t j* i. y <'« ra", V. !
T. K - 1 • j»?;:y * i»>: - * .
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.l»»nn l.v uss, Val / I
M i.raff. * .i«-k el j
I tiufk ii acting
* uto . * 4»yj*4*oi. •• t ir* *e.
J. U alley <>re«ii, ** Kiiur.ir* j
P L. H -id. - • v |
t. I*, ke • V “ k
John Ni**• . ' .. .e i . |
C K. Driftin' !, •• Cmr i.
N. o.itmv, i lalu-k
Andre’* II *im :i, «'«•. . t en*
ii. II. Ilieimt;.. •*
i»eo.C. liruto: . i *. ,lJu.
Frank E. Howard, •' < .-D1;.•
J. r»*l tj»wl *». Recorder. E.i it.!
CHURCHES SOCIETIES ETC.
Endeavor Costs. Cisrurii—Cor.
Glacier Avenue ami llohar 1
Street. Rev. G. Burnett. P. sun ,
Service- every Sunday at a
m. ami s ji. m. Pray, r meeting.
Wedne-day night. Chri.-1i..11 Eli-!
deavor Society nmet- Sunday even ,
ilig lit 7 o’l Kick.
Chck> u OF the Epis'HA.ny—Cor.
Glacier Avenue ami Hoimr'. i
'Street. Service.- on nday at i
a. in. and s p. m. K. v. F. S Tav
■lor. Rector.
Akcti* Broth: lainon, Caiuji Vnl
Mei, No. lt> Meet? tir.-t and thir I
'Tuesday evenings of each month
T. G. Quinn. Arctic Chief; A. J
Adams, Recorder.
Orderok Alaska Moose, Pioneer
Tent No. 1. Meet in their own
fir'll on Keser
. vatktn Avenue,
f* very 1 hur»duv
evening at >
u’cloek. W. A
w Rystrom Ruling
•Spirit; A. J.
Adams, Keejier
■it Wu Wa
IVNIGHTS Ol I Y 1 ItiAs l I l’B-\\
A. Rystrom, I’ns., Win. Whittlesey
■Sec. Meets !^t ami 3d Monday of
each month in Odd Fellows elul.
rooms.
Bkotheiuiooii «»k Alaska Pionekks. 1
j J. P. Jolv.it'.>n, Chief; A. Fricd
olin, Secretary.
Headquarters. Afognak, Alaska.
Vai,i>kz Onn Fkli.owV j
I Ci.rn—M<*ets «*wrv
rr day cvi ninn in clu!i
rooiue. r .uinaru. rrcs.; r>. r*.
.Lynch, Si-c’y.
' 1i you would enjoy good health !
bathefrequently at tic- hock Hath.-.
R I I* A N S Tubule*
Oootors find
A stood j)re.-;':rii>tinn
For tu.tnkiiid
The W*»n» ’ X k . . »•* . •
.*!«»•! Tj • uiililv ** .’ t ,S- <«at , • * • • > .1. . it' «
suppl} lor u All *lr • ti ih* •
iTvO ; : L CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, ffl* D.
Physician aad Surgeon
VALDEZ,
Office*: ALASKA
Swar. ’HiiiI<;inti. McKinley St.
W. A. RYSTROM*
Dentist.
Swan
ltniiding. Yalmh.
< v. tiin<r- « e\i pptcd. 7:30 t #.
DR C. T. DAGGETT,
DENTIST.
M< Kinlev -t <>Pgs etwixgs.
Opjirwite St"l!’- .Jewelry Store.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
■*•!*. ri.* a.'i i La: * i ; -*j ••• it
VALDEZ. ALASKA
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Kky.-toxk Avk. Valdlz.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
• >'■ Ml AND ( K \ YAK ). AT. \=K \
I J DONOKGE,
Attorney at La w,
"WAN BllUHND. VALDEZ
JoIjQ A. Carson,
Attcrnv.% ; rd Coin ' cilor-at-Law.
SALEU,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREOON
Juries J. Goui'rey,
MINING LA V A SPECIALTY.
Memlx r The Alaska liar.
SEATTLE,
UOl -4 Pioneer Bldg. WASH.
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral ajfel Land
."survey on.
Next door to Nizina.
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPEH ('ENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WA1NER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-7S Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
5.q. m/ithews,
m = PMineJ
Mi an. Fitting and
W tt r Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Valt.kz. |
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GOCD COODJ. COCO SERVICE 4
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Wines. Liquors and 2igars.
The Senate.
CO'EB R SMITH, “Props.
Optician.
t !•.- in*i Watch*-.- Rc'cairnl on
>!u>ft Notice.
l*.RO\V\<TuNK Ki’.ovr
Mi Ki.ni.k’i Sr. Valde*.
Pnnn^r Pivpr4 Freier.t and Fssiengers to
IvaUyi'Ll &\l V Li all parts of the interior
17; ri rr Pa Ceneral Trucking.
I"* aym<f V• W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
| M. Kinl.-v S:. 1*. • v. l‘r- i<lv n .ml K Avf>.
I .
PL A C :, The . inter.
t G* ;-— TAPt K HAKG" • .
First-t. . - Work C. ,-d.
Car _se.
Oil t(), .. \\ t » )' • 1 • , J .1.
i * • * ■ <*v* r • • • i:1111<>« 14»1 it'U f«»r
lnan.ov < ;;*u- :i | 1 <!n * it; r*;...or
Winss, Liquor, Oor end Clears.
I.KN Tl!OMPSi)\. Proj ; ,'..r t 12 Mil. - From VaMoz.
^ f V 4 A. 4*-e 1 • 4. s,V, ■.,*,.» , > l!uw
P. MAGNTSSON Proprietor.
F trst ro i 'i iiim- 1 • 111 ;i Government
Frail, t an ue*«■ t..■ • 1 '■ i people, nas [aru**
warm l*.im for Jli hor-e- and sihmI nuarters
for d' as ,. ., in, . a .I . i i \'X liie** iIji,
mu-ill r lie-;., *
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
«©ur iSc^d &
At Foot of Summit on R ute to Interior. Best Ae
I eomodation- lor Man and Beast. FTeiditirf' to all
Points Contrneted for. Address Valdez,
-* Mile- From \ uldez. Good pasture fenced.
WILSON, DAN ISON A- LITTLE, Pnom utcToi s.
Eeavcr-Dam Roadhouse.
I
On tlie trail to Nizina. Chisna and the Tatiana,
J near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley,
i Best of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roailhou>e.
F. G. BARTLETT, MANAGER.
C. L. b„
Assayer and Chemist
Gold aud Silver «l.00 • Gold Silver 3rd Copper <2 50
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