Predicts A Third Term
Minneapolis, July 1—Gov. Cum
mings, of Iowa, has announced his
ambition to succeed Senator Alli
son at Washington, and will have
have a strong backing in hia race.
He predicts that President Roose
velt will run for a, third term re
gardless of slntcments to the con
trary.
Seattle, July I — The Yucutan
will sail for Valdes Wednesday.
She^has a full cargo of freight and
a large number of passengers for
Katalla and Valdes.
Los Angeles* July 1—Jeffries
started for Colraa, where Squires is
training, this morning. He refuses
to discuss the possibility of his
making a match with Squires if
the latter defeats Burns.
Los Angeles^ July 1—The bet
ting on the SquiPes-Burna fight is
still ten to nine in favor of Squires.
Seattle, July i—Engineer C. E.
Hawkins, who built the White
Pass road, has resigned from his
position with the Union Pacific
and will go to work for Guggen
heims on the Katalla road-.
Houston, duly i—Ltfyefrihg was
acquitted by the jury After it had
been out less tb-att twelve hours.
Los Angeles, July 1 -*»Francis
Murphy died here last night. One
pf bn? sons reached his bedside just
before the great temperance orator
passed away. The other has not
arrived.
Boise, July 1—The defense in
the Haywood trial has started its
•argnrrre'ht to the jury. They are
introdYtViV.g copies of reports
made to FibkeVloViS by spies of the
Federation, Who weYe employed by
the detective agency. Tbe copies
were from reports made by MoYrts,
Friendman and McFarland, all of
'whom were Efderation men, and a
number of other records were
‘copied by the detectives’ steno
grapher, who was alsd A spy of the
Federation.
Lewiston, Idaho, July 2—Stales
Delse. who kidnapped Ab'j assatilt:
ed Grace Bell veSterdwy, has been
capture 11»y blrtodhotiYrdS. He as
saulted ihre gfrl aYid hit beY for
dead in A ditch neaY toWn-. A
lynching is probable.
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Will Nominate Johnson
Chicago, July 1 — Advices re
ceived from the east are that the
New York, Pennsylvania, and Il
linois delegates to the democratic
convention will all oppose Bryan
and support Johnson for the nom
ination. From present appear
ances Johnson stands the best show
of receiving the nomination.
Washington, July 1—Friends of
Bryan have advised him to with
draw from the presidential race, as
he cannot possibly carry New
York. He has been requested to
lend his support to Gov. Johnson,
of Minnesota, who, it is believed,
will receive the democratic nomi
nation if Bryan withdraws. It is
now confidently stated here that
Gov. Hughes will receive the re
publican nomination.
Chicago, July I—“Senator Till
man is opposed to government
ownership of public utilities, as is
evidenced by an interview given
by him yesterday, in which he said
that no sUch plank Would be al\
lowed to be a part of the demo
cratic platform nett year.
Washington* July I — Tbe ar
morrd cruisers Washington and
Tennessee have been ordered to the
Pacific at onrte. It is believed that
this a forerunner of a movement of
the whole squadron of battleships
to the west coast. It is known!
that a number of the shins are be-!
ing put in shape for a h>ng ocean’
voyage, and although the depart
ment will make no stabenrrent in
the matter, it is believed they are
bound for the Pacific.
Seattle, July 2 — The govern
ment experts in gathering statis
tics regarding divorces find that
10,000 divorces have been granted
in Seattle in tbe past twenty years.
Washington is shown to be the
easi< st state in the union for se
'caring separations from uncongen
ial partners.
Seattle, July 2-=*^. G. Oliver, a
lioirfs millionaire-, and Kate Ellen
Gray, a resident of Seattle, were
married vesteTday evening in this
city.
Notice.
the shooting of fire-crackers or flre
WorkaoflJi'y description within the
fire limits of the towD of Valdez is
positively prohibited^ local ordfn-j
aifces, nt.d any violations of this Vtgu-j
lation will be followed by prosecutionj
according to law. i
Police CoMMrrrtt:.
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Wkdt are you going Oh you* ftfcJd 1f$j$
The mosft beatAfftsl country under the sun. Fdr
Rlustrated folded dr other Informatidn, call at \hl
office of ’Alaska Prospector’ or addffcsfc
H. P. WOOD, Secretary Hawaii ^r6<t0tion Committee,
19-33 HONbLULXJ, HAWAII
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Galveston, July 2—Judge Her
man Hitter, a millionaire of St
Louis, comitted suicide here l*st
night by taking carbolic acid. He
believed he was going insane and
killed himself to escape such a dis
aster.
INCORPORATE!
Organisations effected in ARIEONA with
(east treble and expense. Can begin busi
dar pap T9 reach us. N'o franchise tax. No
•uWrc« wtements required, Stockholders ex
empt fr<>in company liability. Hold meetings,
keep bn tics and transact businws anywhere.
A«r kind of stock may be iskued and paid up
In cash, ■ervioes or property and made non-aa
nessabh? The legisfatate cannot **ect corpo
rate frr^chises by suteeqtrent few*. Territo
rial of! ials now prohibited by law frota aery
’ififf cou.tNinies. Our president !• j
Was for :nany years Secretary of Arixona and
officlalV in clianp? of the Incorporating best'
nes^. V.'f.te or w»e today for copy oriaws,
blanks sn l full particulars. By-laws gratis
with e««-li incorporation.
Stoddard Incorporating Co.
Phoenix, Ancona.
The Elate oama in this morning and
teft at noon for Landlock, Knights
island and Latoacha, to bring ap thoso
who wish to visit town on tbs 4th.
O.C. Brownell, for marly of this, place
is seriously ill st Seward. Ha is Huffer
iogfrom an attack of paralysis.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To Charles Brebmes t a _
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
baa expended one hundred dollars in labor
and improvements on Use placer-mining e-aim
known aa the “Mot Dog” placer claim, sitaat
edtn Slate Creek, Chian* Mining District, ter
ritory of Alaska, for each of the years 1901,1991
and 1906, in order to bold said mining claims
under the provisions of Section 2324 of tbe Re
vised Statutes of tbe United States, being the
amount required to hold said mining claim for
each of tbe said years, and it, within ninety
days from the service of this notice upon you,
or the compute publication thereof, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex
penditure as co-owner, your MOerest la said
property will become the property of the un
dersigned under the provisions of sold Section
a»i of the Revised Statutes of the I'nrted State*.
Dated this 17th day of April, 1907, at VnMea.
Alaska.
RAY LARSON
Date of first publication April 18,1907
Date of last publication July 18, *997
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702 First A ve., Seattle, Wash.
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Phone 16 Valdez, Alaska.
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Sails from oeattle on the 10th of
each month via the Inside Route*
calling at Juneau. Sitka, and all
way ports, to Kodiak. Returning*,
sails from Valdez about the 25th.
’omitting Sitka.
'Sails from Seattle the 25th of
eech mor-th, Inside Route. Leaves
VeW*f lor Seattle on the 10th.
$s VeSefrVed *to change 'steamers and date of sailing without
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Valdei