Tic War News
Telegraphic Jtejisrfc Of Monday
and Tuesday.
St. Petersburg. Oc‘., 10—The
great battle Iwtwevn Russians ami
Japanese, upon which the fate of
the year’s campaign in Manchuria
rests is thought to he now under
way.
Latest advices from the scat of
war are to the effect that Kuropat
kin, the Russian general has as
sumed the offensive, and has begun
the concentration of troops at for
tified positions to serve as a base
lor his operations.
This morning the Japanese out
posts were being driven in all
•long the line, and Kuroki, ex
pecting a flank movement of the
Russians, has crossed over to Ben
eihu.
A fierce battle is predicted ns the
Russians are well prepared and the
Japanese have been holding them
selves in readiness for such a move
ment.
St, Petersburg, Oct. 11—The
Japs have chedbecl KuropRilkiifB
advance north of the Yentai mines
The engagement was fierce but not
general. The whole Russian t'ront
is being frreugbt up, and Oyoma’s
force is at present divided. Kuro
patkin’s superior numbers may
force the Japs to fall back on the
Liao Yang fortifications. Kuro
patkin will attempt to capture the
triangle of Japanese fortifications.
Oyama will oppesc the attempt
with a desperate struggle.
Tokio, Oct. 11—The Russian
forces have crossed the Hun river
■and aggrjssively attacked Oyama’s
iaroes, which were moving north
ward. A general engagement said
to be in progress. Japs are report
ed to have checked the advance.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 11—Kuro
patkin reports Russian vanguard
now in contact with Oyama’s fron
which is narrowing, not exceeding
20 miles now. Intense anxiety
here for further news.
Mudken.Oct.il—The Japs for
ced Russians across the river this
morning, but they have recrossed
and a desperate struggle is now on.
Shanghai, Oct. 11—A 'rumor is
in circulation dial Japan lias re
called General Oyama and put
General Nodgu in command of the
army in Manchuria. It is claimed
the latter should, have the credit of
Liao Yang victory, as Oyama or
dered a retreat at that place, when
Nodgu vigorously protested, beg
iging for anolhei assault, which won
ttbe iftgkt.
Jap Gunboat Sunk.
Tokio, Oct. 11—The Japanese ar
mored gunboat, Heiven, -struck in
Pigeon bay, west of Port Arthur,
Sep. 18, and sunk. Only four of
ithe crew wore rescued out of a com
plement of 300. The tioat was
missed by the fleet and a search
disclosed two sailors and two petty
officers on Chiropal island. The
wreck occurred during a terrible
storm and the starboard boilers ex
ploded as the b^at was trying to
reach the beach.
Fire At Winnepeg.
Winnepeg. Out. 12—Fire last
■night destroyed business blocks
■from Rialto to Woodbine St. The
Ashdown Hardware Co., Hotel
iDufferin and Free Press buildings
burned. Loss $800,000.
Killed By Wood Alcohol.
New York, Oct. 12—Rudolphe
Fritsche, a saloon keeper sold whis
key containing wood alcohol and
caused the death of sixteen men.
He lias been arrested.
Alaska Telegraph System
In connection with whnt has
Wen done to give telegraphic com
munication with the entire North,
a brief sketch of the inception of
the plan* that 1 nve retailte 1 in the
installation of the Washington
Alaska cable is worthy of repetition.
The very beginning of the enter
prise dates back to the time when
it was Wlieved that the most prac
tical •wti v to establish te’egraphic
communication with the old world
lay nortliwnrei along the Alaskan
coast, across the Bering strait and
over the SiWrian and Russian fron
tier to St. Petersburg. In the per
iod named several expeditions were
sent North to select routes for the
proposed line, F. H. Limb, now
superintendent of the Western Un
ion, with headquarters at San
Francisco, was in command of the
first party, the corporation of which
he is now an official Wing what
might W called the father of the
scheme. This party landed at Tel
ler and worked its way North in
the direction of Cape Nome. Rem
nants of the vast arr.em.t of tele
graphic paraphernalia taken along
may still W found at Teller, but in
spite of extensive preparations
made the expedition was unsuccess
ful.
George Kennan, a young tele-1
graph operator from Ohio, had!
charge of one of :tbr other expcdi
tions, sent out atiout 1S70. He j
landed his party at Wrangel and ]
started up the Stickeen river. This !
party probably accomplished more
than any of the others, although
the trip resulted in Kennan’s be- ;
ing banished from Russia for his
criticisms of Russian oppress son.
When he started the vjr.ar ruled
over all the right of way from Port
Simpson to St. Petersburg, some
thing like 1,100 miles. The Rus-1
sian government was willing to co
operate in the enterprise, and sent;
a military escort to meet the Amer- j
ieans on the Siberian frontier.
Kennan began to boom his pro
ject through the magazines, and
there is where he fell down, for the
things he said about Russia dis
pleased that government and the i
writer was sent out of the country.
Before the trans-Siberian line was
started the Atlantic cable was laid
and the former scheme dropped.
The present comjbctet cable to
Alaska is the nearest approach
that has since been made to the re
alization of the first project.
\t hen the great gold rush to Alas
ka had set in the government found
it necessary to establish more army
posts in the territory and a quick
er method of communication than
that afforded by the mail service
became imperative. By an act of
congress passed May *26, 1900, a
system of military telegraph lines
and cables was provided for, and
General A. \V. Greely, chief of the
United States signal service, placed
in charge of construction. Since
that time the work on ttie line has
been carried on •cor.linuously un
til now, when the laying of this
section of the cable completed the
Alaska system.
-—
Omaha. Oct. 11—A great sensa
tion has lieen sprung here by the
Prohibitionists calling on Governor
J. H. Mickey to explain why he
countenanced the use of cham
pagne in the launching of the bat
tleship Nebraska, and at the dance
afterward.
The Prohibitionists of Nebraska
will use the champagne business as
a campaign feature and use every
•effort to defeat Mickey at next elec
tion.
J. M. Mickey is the republican
governor elected in 1902.
Wikidel’s
- Restaurant
(Old Postoffice Building.)
Regular Pinner 35c.
Rdvate Apartments Open Day and fi ight
Sutnirwn* Tor Publication.
IS TIIK UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S
coi i:t roii tee: mstukt or alaska,
DIVISIO . .. VALDEZ PHKCIXCT.
Before !l»r. John I V. 5*. (’omnii ••onrr
mi'l rXfbuitiJiiMi v of the peart-.
JrnK’ph We-kert, 1
Plaintiff,
v*. v
Terry Willoughby,
hcicndant. J
The President of the « nited State* of America
to Terry W illoughby, defendant above named
Oreetio## —
You arc hereby re j id red and summon 'd t<> |
appear and answer toe «*oniplaint of tiie alto«e .
liaiii-.*♦! pi diiTiff in tiie above entitled came I
and court within thirt) day* after the romple- I
tion of the I'criod of ptihliealiou of this sum
auons.'t.*at I* lo say, within thirty days alter
the til day of Nov- mb«T. l*.o| or judgment for
want of s.i ,i aetloti wil oe taken against you.
Said action ia for the r.-eovery of the s.nn of
thwv imudivd and f r:y dollar* and fifty «• ni>
alleged to la* due Ini* plaintiff by defendant
upon an account for service* rendered, a* more
fnliy appear* by the cool |*.at til on tile in 'aid
raise.
And take notice that if you fail to appear and
answer said e«unplaint tiie plaintiff herein •*.,
apply to the court for Judgment again-t you for
the sum oi£thrce hutidr *1 and forty dollar* and
filly cent*.
1 hi* publication i* mad under atid by virtue
of an order of said court dated * *, : ,i.
l»alc of first publication is Octotier lit. Had
hate of last publication November Jt, T> I
ttiven under iny I. in I and *eal at Valdez. Al
aska this llth da. of U. i .her. P>d.
JOHN LYONS,
1‘. S. r«nuui*'ioiier and ex-officio Justice of
(*E*L) the Trace.
t’ecil II. Clegg, Attorney for plaintiff. Valdt* .*»
Application.
t*. S. Land office, Juneau, Alaska.
February £>, l'JOl.
Notice i* hereby given that: I. An lreas von
Ouutlier of Valdes, Alaska. assignee of Jo**-pi,
Kiddle, being entitled to the benefit* of Section
ik*»* »*f the Revis' d Statute* oi the t tilled
State*, granting additional laud* to soldier*
and tailors who served In the War of the Re
bellion, do h"iehy apply to enter C. S. Survey
No. &tr», eoutainiiig ■ » l* **tc* and more partic
ularly describe I a* follow*, to-wit:
Saul survey No. A*. i* situated w ithin the
Valdes Recording District, Prince iVHIiain
sound, described by nu te* and bound*, cour-e*
and distance", a* ( dlow*:
Beginning at Corner No. 1. whleli is N «;i deg
27 min K J7.*i7 chain* distant fr-un cm uer No. 1
of Vnldcs Towndle, them* - H 01 deg 2.* min W
chain- to •• oner No. •„»; thence N .’s deg
min 'V *. V, chains to corner No. .1; tIt •nee ,\ id
d g 27 miu E'.•.*» chain'to corner N< . t; thence
S 2s deg «£t mill E •'».•>'* chains to corner No. 1,
tin* pla-c * i liegiunllig. i on taming o.-M acres.
Variation 2S i-*g .‘>7 inlu E.
As additional to hi* original homestead on
the N V. s W >4audU» of |.-,ts 1 and 2
of W • , of Ac \ 2. Tp. :> , R 2i. whlcn he en
ter- l N- v. 27. is ,. p-r homes.end Entry No.
liUi at the ( lilted Stale* Rand office at Biam
v* 11 •. Mi-* m.I.
Nolle • is Hereby given to any and all parties
claim:ug adversely any portion of t ,c above
described tract, *i»a!l hie with the Hegl«ter of
tlic I*. S. Land office at .Itiu -aii. Alaska, an ad
verse claim, in accordance with law. duri’ig >
the period of public*tin or within thirty days i
thereafter. ANDRE %n vox i.intmkr. |
Assignee of Joseph Kiddle.
I. John W. Dudley, Register of tiie 1*. S. Rand
Office, at Juneau. Alaska Land District, do
hereov certify that a cony of the Notice of Ap
plicati di • f Soldier’* Additional Homestead • i
Andrea* vnu hunt her, l*. s. Survey N .till, be
published in The Alaska Prospector. a weekly
pa|»T, published in Valdes, Alaska, for a per
iod of sixty (ft)) day*, or ten (10) consecutive
week*. Jojix W. Dudley, Register.
Date of first pub Sep. Id.
Date of last pub Dec. 1.
Application.
r. 8. Lnn 1 Office, Juneau, Alaska, Mar 27 1901. ]
Notice U hereby given that: 1, William
‘•rogg, «n \ aM /. Ala* *a, ..s-igneeof Eli maide
uongn. being entitled to the benefits of Section
J-ps, t>f the Revised Statutes of tin* Cullen
Mates, giuntiug additional land* l.» soldiers
and sailor* wn«> served in the war of the Ke
b dlion, do he/e^y apply to cuter l . s. Survey
No. 314. containing 7.. 1 acres and more j»articu
larlv described as follow*.
Said survey .No. 3ti i* situated within the 1
V... iic«- .rdiug District Crime William
sound, described by metes and bound*, course- ;
and distances as follow*:
Reginuingat Corn, r No. 1, which is S 61 deg •
'27 m::i Yv 3.1.7 chu'.n* uUtan f. mi corner No. 31
•i i . H. JMtri IP, lite i N deg 3.; inin \v
1*2 chain* to corner No. 2; thence N. t'd deg 27
miu E 1.21 chain* to corner No. 3; them e N 2h
deg 33 in', u YY 7..Y9 ciiaius t * corner No. 4; thence
N id deg 27 miu E a.la chains to corner No. 5;
thence s ga deg lit min 1. *.* -41 chaiu* to corner
No. ♦»; then, e s tit deg 27 miu YY •♦.;!!» chain* to
corner No. 1, toe pla e of beginning. Contain
ing 7.91 acres. Magnetic variation 2b deg 57
miu E.
As additional to hi* original homestead on
lot 1 of N \V «4 and S YY’ * 4 of s E ,*4of s -ction H.
Tpa N.fttU E. which he eiu**ie i !»eccinbcr 'J.lfvsi,
per Homestead No.isssiat the l*. S. Laud Office
at Sacramento. California.
Nonce is hereby given to any and all parties
claiming adversely any porti-m of me above
described tract i«» hie with the Register of
llic l*. S. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska, an ad
verse claim in accordance with law during the
period of publication oi within thirty days
thereafter.
William droug,
Assignee of Eli tioodeiiough.
I, John W. Dudley, Register of the l . S. Land
Office, Juneau Land District, do hereby order
tiiat a copy of tae No,ice of Application oi
Soldiers Additional Jiouiestead of YYiUiam
Jlrogg, l\ S. Suivey No. 3ii, be published in
The Alaska 1*ho*cector, :l weekly paper, pub
lished iu Y aide/., Alaska, i«n a perbst of sixty
(Cfi) days, or leu (1*) c»m*c. u*ivc weeks.
John W. Dipley, Register.
Date of first pub. Scpl. 1.7
Date oi last pub. Dec. 1
Sumtpotu.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
DIVISION Nt». a.
Andrew Croswold, 1
Plaintiff, { Summons
vs lor
Robert Lyall, I Publication.
Defendant, j
The President of the United States, of Aui
erica greeting to Kobe.I Lyall. defendant:
You are hereby xuniinoucd aud required
to apitcar aud answer the complaint oi the
above named pi »• miff in the uiwvr entitled
cauje m tne ai»»ve named court within thirty
days from the completion ot t r; period of pub
lication of ti.i- summons, mat is to sav, within
thirty days after the 171 n d u.. of November.
1904; or judgment for want of such answer will J
be lasen against you.
Said action i> f«*r the recovery of the sum
of twelve hundred uud sixty-two dollars and
fifty cents (♦IJbJ.Ju), being the amount of prin- j
eipal aud interest du • upon a certain promis
sory note executed aud delivered by yo » to
platutiff and dated August i;», lynx, H{ i*uga
Alaska, and for a decree of said court authoriz
ing aud ordering the sale bv the United Stai *.«.
Marshal of certain stock certificate* ltd I by i
said plaintiff as collateral security for said note )
all of wnieli more fully appcar'by tne com
plaint on tile m said cause.
And take notice that if you fail to appear !
and answer said complaint the plaintiff i.e.e '
*in will apply lor judgment against you for me j
sum specified aud for the fui ther relit f deman- 1
ded in said complaint.
This publication is made under and by virtue I
of an order of >aid court dated Au,;. Si, ism*.
Fiqtt date oi publicaliou ‘ totober b, 19U1.
Last date of publication November 17. Ituf.
WITNESS, the Honorable Jain- s Wicker
sham, Judge of said Court this 4th day of |
October, A. 1>. 1904, and of our Independence l
the One Hundred aim Twcpty-uinth.
(Heal.) A. R. Heiliu,
Clerk U. 8. Distri *t Court, for the District i
of Alaska, Third Division.
By E. A. Henderson, Deputy, i
N. V. Harlan, Attorney for the Plaintiff,
51-7 10-5 Valdez, Alaska.
Notice To Crstttors.
In the matter of the E*ta*e of J
Alexander 8. Tib bey, deceased i
Notice is her why’ given that the under- 1
signed. Henry 8. Tiobcy. was duly appdu.el ;
Admiuistra'or of the estate of Alexander s.
Tibbey deceased ou th“. ighlh day of August.
A. D., ltsd. by F. (*. Driffield, U. & Coin mi-si-on
er for the Peninsular Precinct of Uuga. Pis!- :
rlet of Alaska All persons having Id.U'j
agaiust the said e«iate are hereby requir l to
present the same, with the proper vouch- r-. ’
within six montns from the date of f hi» noth*
to the uudersigued Adminlsin:tor. »-1 Coal
Harbor. Preciu. » of Unga. District of Alaska.
HENRY 8. TIBBEY,
Adwiul'itator ot the Estate of
Al -xaudA 8. Tibbey, ilnetused.
Firs* publi a:ion >ep. 21, l»>4.
Last, publication Uttt.il, Haq
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez. Alaska. CVt. 3.1WH i
Tor. L. IloTT:
You are he eby n Milled th» xve iiaveexpen
ded during me year* I'.UI and IwM (IJV) two
hundred dollars in lator and Improvement*)
upon each of th • following placer Ini n', the
"Idaho ” hiilie,"an » ■*Lansing,** situated on
Slate creek in the t'ht«na Mining D'-driet, DP
trtet of Alaska. In order to hold said claims un
der the providons of *e» lion ZS2i of the Re
vised Statute* of the ' lilted States and the
amendment theret-, appnffred dan. 22. F*V. ,
concerning annual labor up**n mining claim*.
I*cing the amount required to hold **i*l * laim*
for the |*eriod ending lice. :llv iwm. And if
within ldnety <lays from flic |*ersot»al *-rvl*c;
of this notice or within ninety days after the •
publication thereof, you fait or reins • to con
tribute your portion of such expenditure as a
«*-<»wner, your Interest in said claims wdl i*e
come the property of the subs rtl.*» I, y*»ur •**
owners who have'madc the required expendi
ture l*y the t tius of said section.
A. s. McDowell.
J. I.. Ilannain.
Iks*11 Hanna •«.
•lack Keck.
First publication October A, IWM.
Last publication. January V, p.*.f».
Notice
OF SKTTLKMKNT OF FINAL AfCOrNT.
In the l'nite*l states romiiii*«ioner'* 4‘ourt,
Dtstrtet **f Alaska. Valdez Precinct.
Ill the matter of the Estate .
of > In Probute
Cnnrle Widmaicr. decease*!. )
Noth o is hereby given l*y the undcr*lt?ned.
administrator of tlie Estate «*t Ciiarics \\ id
tunier. *leecrtse*l. !*» tIn* heirs, creditor*, or
oilier persons Interested lti the said estate, that
the undersigned as such admlnl*tn*tor, file*!
his tiuul account of the said estate 1" the above
entitled four! on the Jilli day of Se demtier.
r.» l. and that the jiidg ’thereof ha* «.pp*»inte«i
the alth of November, 1WU. a* tile «lav f**r tin
hearing of objections to snch account and the
*ettlement thereof. .losEPH r. DIERINohK.
Administrator of the Estate of
Hilaries Widtnaier, deceased,
(toodcll A- Kdwar*i*. Attorney*.
Firs! Pub Sep. 2!», lwM.
LnM Pub. Oct. 27, IWM.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To El. Piiklaii. her heir* d »:**ijpis.
^ You are hereby notified that the under*ignod
F A. Cornell, y»»ur hhiwiht in the In reinafter
ile*crib«*d uilnliiff ebilm* hnsoxpended the *1.111
*t Two Hundred !» dlars (#.-M) dm in* the year
MM in the development and improvement of
tho-c certain milling claim* altuated on I’yak
Ibty. Kadiak Island, I’yak Mining ldstrict,
Alaska. described as follows, t«» wit: Tunnel
I'laiin located Feiuiary 21, l>rj, by Han Doukii
•rty and fcl. l'lielati. notice oi location record
ed April Is. l'>rj, in Vo|. 1 at j»hrc 2-*‘> of Stilling ,
latent inns of the records oi tue ld*trh? Kccord- ■
•: at Kodiak. AU*k»: I., c. E. Haim loeated in :
i'.*»2 and notice of lo-atimi rc'oided in the i
hooka of said record* at Kodiak.
Said sum of money soexp-udel j1; the devd
"piueut and improvement of Said claims wa*
*•» expanded as and for the annual labor t«»r the
year IHU3 on said claim* required by Section
-the Kevised statute* oi tlie (’lilted States,
slid tin* amendment* thereto.
You are further notified tlint if you fall to
pay to the underaifftied the proportion oi the
•aid sum du«i from you on ,»r be lore t.ie explra
tion of ninety (!*•) days irom the publication of
tliis tioitce. to-wit on or before January lj, lwh,
vom tiiiciest n said claim* w ill be forfeited j
snd become the property of your undersigned
I'o-utt uer.
i'nyim nt may be made to the undersigned
St ( yak, Alaska, or to hi* attorney.* Oondcll <&
Edwards, at Valdez, Alaska.
F. A. Cornell.
Hated at Valdez, Alaska, July 11, Pah.
Hate of llrst publication July 1 it it l'.Ml.
I»atc of last publication Oct* Kith l'AH.
of Forfeiture.
Yakatage, Alaska, July 22, 1904.
To D. C. It led get:
You arc hereby notified that I have expend*
td during the year I'.nki one Hundred Dollar*
(^t n laf»or and improvements upon eaen of
tiie following placer luitiiiig claim*: No. » above
Pi.-c.-very and No. In bclov. Pwovcry, both sit
uated o.i White Itiver near Yakatage, in (ini tna
Mining District, Oalanu Dccording District.
District oi Alaska, in onler l»* hold *t.id elaima
under the piovislttus oi Section of tin*
Deviled Statutes oi the I'nit.»d Mato and the
amendments thereto approved January 24,-lss »
r -mcr.dug annual labor iip*u miiiing claims,
being tne nuiount required to liotd said claims
lor lue period ending December 41, l'.n4. And
ii within ninety day* from the personal service
i»; il.is notice, or within ninety days alter the
publication thereof, you fail or refuse to c<hi
tribute your proportion of such vxpdMituF*
at a co-owner, your interest in said claims
will become the property of the subsci ih'*r,
y«»ur co-owner, who lias made the rcqalrc«i‘«\x
pciiditu re by the terms of said sect Dm.
IUmtoh Jensen.
Date of first publication July •>. l'.KH.
Date of last publication Oct. '47, 1VM.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska, August 1,1904.
To—.—.Moss: ’r—
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned Dussel D. Kobiusou has exp tided
during the years liliri and 19U4 four hundred
(H“») dollars upon the Lucky Xineand skook<*m
miuiug claims,situated n» lr McKinley i.ak- in
tiie Aigatiik Mining District and in »al !-z
Decordiug District, the location indices t i
witlch claims are now of iv o.d in the ..Mice of
the I'nit d States Commissioner at \ al liz. and
t « wnicii uoticca reference is mad • to. a mote
particular description thereof, in order to in I l
-aid claims under provision oi Sc ti n 44J4,
Koviscd Statutes of the (’I'itcd States, and tile
amendments relating thereto concerning an
nual labor upon mining claim*., bdiig the
amount required to hidd'said claims di.f'rqr
the years l‘.«i2 and bwl, endiug herembef6i ivstr
And if at the expiration «>i ninety days irom
the publication of tiiis notice, you mil or refuse
t«* contribute your proportion of *udi expend
ittire, your interest in said elaima will become
tne property of the undersigned, your eo-own*
cr, wt o has made the tequired exjiciiditure by
the term* of said section.
Dusm.1 D. Ilobitteou.
First Publication Aug. I. l*Jl>4.
I*a*t Publication Nov. 4. 1904.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assayer Eilamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 13.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... o.OO
Lead ... 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska
Eilamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Eilamar. Alaska.
The finest of hath* at the Ihvk
Bath Uousk.
I
Carrying U. S. nail and Express.
Str. Santa Clara
.1
I
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Str. Santa Ana
Str. Dora J
Sails from Seattle »lst • of each month for
Juneau, Sitka, ‘Kayak, Yakutat, Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way.ports. Sails
fri m Valdez for Seattle 'and way |s>rts.
16th of each month.
■ ■ ■ —* » . ■ • ■ — ~ -L-. -.r :—
Sails from Seattle on 16th of each month
for Jrtneav, Sitka. Kavak, Yakutat Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Con
nects at Valdez with Str. Dora for all ports
between Valdez and'Unalaska. Sails from
Valdez for Seattle and way ports, 1st 52
each month.
1 ... ■ - — ■— ■■■ ■- /gto
•From Valdez to Unalaska and way ports
26th of each month, connecting at Valdez
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of Sailing is resertatl.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
E. E. CAINE, President. J. F. TROBRIDUE/Gen.
1>LS First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
C. W. MILLER, Ass’t Mftr.
Ph-M-.e lfi Valdez, Alaska.
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A. B lies, Prw. F. M. Brown. Tresis. F. J. KinjrhOni,
finod* mny be shipped in our nn<l left irt wiivumijm- till
e«lb d f r. Partfe* going ii. .uteri'.i ui’l :ij • I it r<>nv«-u
it !»t !«> lenvt* coT»«linnnrnt> u itli u -t»» in- i»i ah.Mm! to '*ueh
0 pilnts Rtid at mh-Ii time h*.they may direct.
"Our storage is safe, being l-4th n:ile from nearest building
Salome ESesteoresif s .
Keystone Ave. Upp. Ct. Elias Uotel.
Meals-At-AH ‘Iloilrs From C> O’clock A.M
to 0^0‘clock ’P.M. Regular Dinner From
5 to 7. Sunday Dinner A Specialty
Ice Cream Psrlcr
Bins. L. II. AEEEJI.
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Valdez Electric Light, Fewer & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixture*,
‘Plain and -Fancy Shade*,-D ill dF-lK and A nntnciatdrs.
‘Estimates given On all kinds of electrical work. ‘Phone 39.
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Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
JAS'.FISH, SR. Manartj'er*.
McKinley -Hell
Cor. Reservation Av. and Hcfbart S
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etfc*
Dates ‘Booked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White Block.
HYDRAULIC
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, tastes*
Questions in regardto HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING FfcOB*
LEMS freely answered.
TM AI IQ A A 5»3 Mission Street,
I li J w U O UL/i San Francisco, California
■GsMr “Bonceoa.” Bedioad EJ-oJSoil! Coda