Vol6 ALASKA PROSPECTOR Valdez Alaska, October 3,19OT. VALDEZ NEWS No 33
FLA T FORM
Alaska Home Railway. Valdez
i o Interior
Type-Narrow gauge 30 lb. rails
Coustruction-Tho most speedy and
economical possible.
Pcwer-Electricity generated by wa'er
falls.
Capitalization-610,000 per mile of com
pleted road.
Shat es-C'1.00 each to be full paid and
pnassessablc.
Piroctors-To be elected direct bv
majority of stockholders.
Policy-Lowest possible freight rates
and fares.
Object-Legitimate development of
Alaska**’ resources for Alaskans.
Operation-tn the people’s interests.
No promotion shares.
No bonds or other indebtedness.
No high salaried officials
Equal rights to all stockholders.
No free passes or rebates.
freight and passenger rates same to all.
Utmost publicity iu corporate affairs.
Weekly public audit of all accounts.
Books always open to inspection.
Supplies and equipment purchased
direct.
All bills discounted by spot cash.
Weekly publication of financial con
dition.
Weekly publication of list of stock
holders .
No commissions on stock sales.
No construction profits.
No graft or incompetence tolerated.
Of Alaska, by Alaska, for Alaska.
A square deal to all.
Henry D. Reynolds, Trustee.
Valdez, Alaska, An". 13th. 1907.
Xpw York, Oct. 2—In an inter
view at the Army and Xavv I'iuh.
i Admiral Coghlan said that h»- was
positive that the Japanese are
straining every resource in pre
paration for a conflict with the
, United States.He said the mob
ilization of the fleet on the Pacific
I is a wise move, and that it woult
be much cheaper to spend
000,000 on new battleships than !<
have six months war with Japan
Seattle, Oet. 2—Uongressmai
Sulzcr has purchased a half in
terest in the Antimony mines on
the Kuskokwim. At present the
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•entire supply of this metal is im
ported from the Orient and from
Mexico to the United States by
[ the Guggenheims who practically
j control the entire production of!
[antimony, amounting to neat j
' *110,000,000 ner vear.
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Cruisers To Start Soon
Now York, Oct. *2—Flu* eruisn.> ;
Washington and Tennessee ar. ^
now coaling at Hampton roads.1
riiev will start for the Paeit'ej
October S?h.
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London. Oct. 2—The British nd
niraltv denies tin1 report that they
v* re soon to reestablish a nava
station at Ksquimnlt. They say
tlie British fleet in the Pacific is
not to he increased.
New York, Oct. 2—Representa
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fives of Rogers, Belmont, Rvan.
Rockefeller met last, night and up
point) d Joe Fanning, a partner of
Toni Taggart, the well known In
diana gambling house man, to go j
on a speech making trq. through-j
out the south in the interest of
I)avis R. Francis, whom they arc
booming !>>r the th :not ia!»e >•;«i>di
date for president.
PROMPT ATTENTION and QUALITY are the wo^ds on which we rely —OWL DRUG CO.
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We have just received
a large consignment of
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Stein, Block
Si Co’s.
High~Grade
Clothing
No further comment is
necessary. Their name
stands for qualityandstyle
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j. Ham For Governor
Chicago, Oct. 'J—i he democrats
o; this section are urging Janus
ilamiifon Lewis to run as govei
ti• *r against i>nniu .
Victoria, Oct. ‘J—On account "t
tin wrecking <>f ve-.-el- on tie
Skcena river which were taking
supplies to iiortle ru I>iiti.-h < oi
umhia, that di-.riet is going t<« he
verv short of haul tins wintir. Ap
peals for supplie- are already eotn
nig from the inhabitant.-.
Havana, Oct. '1—(lovertmr M.<
goon lias is.-tted orders to hi
troops to kill, capture or drive ut'o*
the ocean every revolutionist in
On ha.
Sun Francisco, Oct. '1—Old* i
assorts that the United Railroad
was responsible for his kidnapping,
and he demands that tin- otli*'4i of
tne road he in tinted.
San Francisco, Oct. —I he
s dimmer Oregon was eaug%; by an
[earthquake off Eureka Saturday
and narrowly escaned being
wrecked. The boat, was toss* *1
about ami nearly eupsiied.
R»i ton, Oct. 2—A territic storm
has been raging for the past few
• lays on the Atlantic ocean. The
tied <>f waiships which was off
Cape (k»d bay was only saved iron.
being washed ashore by u.-ing the
ground tackle. The reirigeramr
ooat Oiacier, collided with theUes
Moines. inflicting serious injuries
»n the latter. On the l»attl* sI*ip
Illinois Lieut. Foyer was thrown
against a hatch and died soon
alter, and a seaman on the Minne
sota was washed overboard. The
slor.n is the worst ever experiem-rd
tiling the coast.
> Boise, Oct. 2— The Borah trial is
developing into a farce, and it is
e.\p» fivcd Unit the court will tak«
tiie matter out of tin* hand* of ttn
jury today. I he prosecution i» uotv
attempting t<» estuhli-h BoiahV
connection wit ft the fMucnenbcrg
murder. '.t
Shanghai, Oct. 2—It is . an
nounced that all of the American
missionaries escaped from the
Kanchowfu boxers unmet the
recent outbreak, but the French,
l:al: mi ami Catholic missionaries
were killed and their mF.-mns des
troyed.
i>riee vs Wilson 11 »xite.' M. It*!j SU
ui lay night. t wenty rounds. Don’t
.‘vii.-s It. You will get your motley’#
woi th.