Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
A message ha9 been received from
Kenneth Mill, Pisa Flores, Mexico, to
Olaf Weustrom Valdez, announcing
death of one Humphreys. Any one
knowing Mill or Wenstrom notify Os
trander and Donohoe.
O. M. Kinney, father of Claud Kin
ney who is editor of the Cordova Alas
kan came north on the Bertha to visit
his son.
Brennen’s time ball on Vuldez sheet
metal works, dropped at noon of July
4th. ,
Yucatan loft Seattle 10:30 Wednes
day uight, goes only to Seward .
Marshal Lathrop will return to Val
dez ou the Yucatan.
Following is a list of arrivals on tlx
Bertha yesterday: W. L Reedy and
"frife, H. A. Kellar uud wife, W W.
Hug!) and wife, W A Corbusier, Chas.
Holz H M Jamesan, C (» Van Hook,
J C S ephi ns and wife, Mrs. Whitney,
R J il ‘hell, II C Listerman, C L Hub
bell. J il Cobb, C E Hooker, O 11 Adsit
HaiTitt Long, Margaret Lyons.
Another Wedding.
Charles Millard and Miss Jemima
Mayer were married Wednesday even
ing at the Episcopal parsonage by i< v.
Taylor. Ambrose Bell and Miss Savv>y
Stood m> with the couple and no one
except a very few close friends and
relatives of tbs contracting parties
witnes *d the ceremony. The happy
coupie are now stopping at the Albe
marle, but will novo into a home of
their own as soon as a cottage can be
furnish jd, Charles Millard is one of
the mo.-.t popular young men of the
town, while the pride, although a com
parative stranger, has made many
friends during her short stay hero. ,
blix Mot Married.
A telegram from Copper Center says
that the reported marriage of R. blix
was a false report. Tho news was
given out, in town by Henry Cievenger,
who stated positively that the new;
was true.
W. Lincoln Reedy, a well known
dentist of Seattle, accompanied by his
wife arrived on the Bertha, and will
open dental rooms over the Postotlice.
It is Mr. Reedy’s intention to settle
here permanently if the business will
justify.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
J. O. Molander aDd Otto Keiu, of
New York, arrived ou the Saratoga,
enroute to Landlock bay to inspect the
property of the Standard Copper Co.,
fu which they are interested.
The launch Hazel, which has been on
the dry dock for some time will bo
launched as soon as the shaft, which
arrived yesterday, can be put iu place
This boat belongs to Lang, Grigsby,
Doze and Sellers and will be used by
two last named for prospecting
Ground the Sound this summer.
The family of Clerk of the Court
Crandall arrived on the Saratoga and
will remain here for a few weeks.
J. S. Antonelle, a railroad contrac
tor who had a contract for grading ou
the Katalla road, arrived ou the Sara
toga, enroute to Seattle. The company
was not ready to have tho work done,
■o Mr. Autouello threw up the con
tact and started for the States. He I
says he will want $100 per day to live ;
in the new railroad metropolis.
Miss Alice Coles arrived yesterday
from Tacoma to spend the summer
vacation iu Valdez.
Dr. Boyle has been cal led down to
Knights inland on porfessional busi
ness and expects to return Monday or
Tuesday.
Alfred Debney is now operating the
tug Olga in these waters for towir.g ot
all kinds. 1 he tog bought from
the Trans-Alaska railroad company
and brought hero ah mi! a month ago.
puiet At ICataila.
Arrivals on th<> Ssrut ga report that
the war at Katnlla is apparently over.
Ihetfuggonheims suc'.voded in caj.tur
ing the ground belonging to the Bruner
people and tiie latter eom'tny is mak
ing no at tempt, to retake their proj •) ty.
It is stated by tl. Bruner i a that
their opponents I h P i mo of
their most trusted men, giving one ot
the foremen $-000 ;.i i others a smaller
amount, to turn traitor and allow them
to get possession (if lh> ground, 1 he
Guggenheim* are now moving the
Bruner bunk houses and pile driver'
olf the ground and have track laid
across the disputed stretch.
Kubbard-Klliott Case Seilied.
Iho suit ot Katherine May KHiott
against IF* Hubbard-FUndt Mining
Co., claiming an intere.-l on an alleged
grul -tale, v.as decided yeF-iday by
Judge 'Yiekersham. Tlie decision -wa .
ia favor of lho defendant., on all ;:<• i
p ii s i, reive I. 'I lie oriels ot tb»
case consisted of 3m) t y;> iit»»*u png j
md decision was given in _<• u ■>
after tbo briefs wese pro-.en'od t" tlm 1
judge.
Following I? a h-t of arrivals on He- 1
Sarah gal 0 Wiiisti >>m, Mi- K Mat
tern, Miss M Murray. Miss ; <!:ag :• i ‘y
V L Gray. A Far on, A Obon, A (’
.Meyers. M Kibbb*. A K in.,! () y
iter, II A Grantham, F C by in. J ,»o
sou, 11 G Dunn. <’ Williua n, Mis.
Dable, Miss S lilt.k-dm It, Mrs S A
Crandall, J V*’ Crandall. S A Cmudiail,
Miss S Crandall, K K .tunes M: s .Mine
Cul.s, Miss A Hawkins, Miss F V* il-'*n,
Mrs. Q J l’ardceJ S Antonelle and LM
Steerage.
A. \V Ilochford and family lorn n
the Saratoga for the States.
V/m Egan and family returned to
Knights island last night..
Caswell and King left this morning
for Her ring bay to start development
work on their copper prop‘tt;\ They
took pome men with them but Hie
anxious to secure more.
Col. Swanitz of Hie Valdez- Yukon
road, is expected to leave Seattle for
here on the Santa Clara.
Charles Schlosser has returned from
a prospecting trip down the Sound
during which ho made some good loca
tions on Fidalgo bay.
From Mondays Bulletin
Felix Gendzwell leaves on the Sara
toga for a visit to the States. He will
return iu a few weeks.
Juneau is trying to decide whether
sV* has population sutiieiont to make
the saloon pay the cloOO license, which
has been iu force there for some time,
the general impression is that the
population does not reach the uecess
•ary 1500 mark.
Mrs. Chas. Pebnoy has recovered
sufficiently from her recent operation
at the Valdez hospital to return to
her home.
Every boat leaving for Sound points \
is loaded with fi eight and passengers, |
and many who wish to go to the mines j
are unable to get. away. 1 no travel is j
he ivier now than it has been a? auj
time this year.
The telegraph line is down North of <
Saiua, no messages going through. - I
Cuy Hants, who has charge of the
development of the mining interests
on Latouche island, is in town for a
'hort visit.
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Lieut. Col. Classfnrd was an arrival
ou the Crook yesterday. Ho is taking
t pleasure trip during his leave of
ibsence from duty.
J. C. Martin will leave on ono of the
next boats tor Seattle to secure a cargo
of coal for the local market.
Capt. Knudsou, who is well known to
the people of this section, is in charge
>fthe transport Crook, having gone
from lieie diiect to Frisco to take coin
maud of the ye eel Ho says Alaska
suits him bettar than Hawaii, tor a
permanent re si Ienco and he will return
north as soon as this trip is over. The
Crook is the largest vessel which lias
ever entered t.hir harbor and is also tin
first to come doect from Honolulu t*>
Valdez. She will go from hero to
Xotuo, and then return to Frisco by
way of Skagway.
It ia repo;*ed that Roy Cooper is t ■
be married while in file States, and
will bring his wife to Valdez when In
returns, which will bo about the mid
die 'ii t his month
It is reported that tho Hnrrack t*«*;
per property 0:1 Latouche will be re idy
’o begin making shipments of ore from
t*ie mine in ah >nt a month.
Kr.mry Ste-e-n is in town from
Hol es' bay lie report: that at
the Keym»l-if mine the tiamway is
j hI out half completed and they expect*
to be able to ship oro within six weeks.
[ ICighty men are now being employed at
this mine, and they are well into the'
| ore.
A eomploto line of stationery and1
I writing mnteiial, including the tamoas
' Waterman fountaiu pens. Owl !>rag
|Oo.
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Transport Crook Arrives.
| The transport Crook arrived in tho
bay yesterday and is now at Ft Liscutur
uuloadi g. The vessel, which is in
charge ot Major Taggart, catna direct
here from Honolulu, making tho trip
j in nine da} s. There are four companies
o( the lotti aboard, one of which, Co.
L, in charge of Major Van Vleet, will
remniu at Li'.Mitu. The others will go
ro Nome. Mu- ;:n*poii Aiii leave for
i flu* North this evening.
Surveyor \ .1 A buns l*.,s just re
turned it »;n ! 1. ri i bay when* h** has
• •in for- d . m \ • viug the
•iaiins of • t•n Coppi r Co.
The o *.• “* .11 iing heretofore
kl. ov;. , I' .■ ■ • ! . , sit tl.'i! <*d on the
Ah*ika lh i. s . i !.i j" * North of Cngit
1 f*•! u..i, ai , t\ ■ ••n changed and
•emit will 1,1-. fl be known as
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