Of L&ca! Interest
From Friday's Btillctin.
Ovor four tons of copfter wire wore
received on the Saratoga for the
electric light line from Solomau Gulch
As soon as a pile drirer can be secured
the work of driving the poles acioss
the flats will be commenced and th»*
work of stringing the line rushed to
completion. A number of meu are at
work at the gulch preparing for the in
stalatiou of tho machinery, and it is
probable that tho plaut will be iu oper
* ation before Sept. 1.
Goorgo Meals started this morning
for the mouth of the Tasnuua rirei
with a steam winch for the steamer
buildiug at that point. The winch
weighs 3900 pounds, and will haro to
be taken around tho cauyon ou sleds.
• sa the trail will not accomodate wagons,
Teu horses will be used to more tie
winch to^s destination.
hi. J. V. Ostrauler (Hcts(
r.o.mt lid ladies at her home yesterday,
i'.v. Hundred was played. Mrs Whiti
w.ui toy first prize, aud Mrs. H t/.ei e*
ti i-econd. Miss Dorothy Miller ano
Mi-3 Katherine Esterly assisted tLu
ba-tess in serving most delicious re
ii hmevts.
'me light house tender Ameria,
Captain Gregory, in charge of Captaii.
\W lich,« f the Northern Lighthouse
E>i- ri-?*, is at Laudlock bay for tlu
pui pu c* of placing a buoy on the large
sunken rock near the bay.
A raff, of logs T8‘ expected for the
sav..ui!i tomorrow or Suiiday and the
null w.fi be put in operation some
time next week.
Fort Liscum now has a telephone
switchboard, and connections with
phonos in Valdez can now be madt
without calling up the Cable office.
Architect A. I’. Olson is drawing
plans and specifications fora dwelling
for Samuel Ulum, to be erected in tin
near future.
The Fort Liscum ball team will come
to Valdez tomorrow at oue o’clock to
play the local team.
It is stated ou good authority that
the Dora will make Seward her home
port iu the future.
Mrs. 8. Blum will leave on the Sara
toga for the States, where she will
spend the summer.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
l'he Steamer Elsie will hereafter be
in charge of S. V. Christian.
The Santa Clara reached Seattle at
0 o’clock la.it night.
The ma'l will h ave for the interior
tomorrow morning.
A U. 8. Geological Mirrey party,
consisting of A <». Maddreu, J. I
Piater, 11. A. Hanson and II 1’ »
lef* today for the interior with a * .-*•»•
train. F. II Moffltt, who will h*w
charge of the putty, is on the Port hum
end will pr ceed to join the party <>: j
hi antral. The party, will do geologi
cal work throughout *i • Chittyna c<»|
j<or lx It, and from the mouth of He
Chittyna down the t'»p|>er to tlw
C«.a >t. If tiris work i c >rnpM< i **»rly
enough 'ii ♦he season to ; ertn't, an ft
annual i i of the copper proj • •,tf* *'•
Prince William sound wi!»al*o I *
dertnkeu.
W. B. Blackwell will erect a two
«tory building, 25x100 feet on the f r .p
crty recently acquired by him A. 1
Olson is at work uu the plaits.
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Pontius Magnuson and family left
this Sibruing for Workman’s.
The Dora left Seward at two o'clock
this mm-jjing Tor Valdez.
Mrs. L. Schaeffer will arrive on the
Portland.
Photographer Cantwell nans to tukel
a trip this summer to the Mt. W ran gel
country and will leave here some time
in July and return by September.
From Mondays Bulletin
Valdez Victorious.
The. ball game between the !' r* I.is
cuni aud Valdez ni- « yesterday re
sulted in a victory Sort • local team,
with a score of 7 to ... !»»»;.• \.ho oue of
the best games ever played lit Valdez,
both sides putting up a game romarku
bly free from errors. Arrangements
are being made for a return game in ’
the uear future.
Grant Chase and family left this’
morning tor Knights island where Mr.
Chase is interested in mining property.
Jake Nafsted came in yesterday from 1
Tousiim Biidge.
Mrs. W. H. 1 So hi has fifteen tlio Egan
resident, on Broadway, for the sum
mer.
The Dora came in Sunday morning
from the westward, bringing the fol
lowing passenger** for Valdez: I*’ Mc
Coy. J C Duckmi, A A Anderson, II
Lucas. W A Bast*, 1* S Hunt, N’ Mc
Lean, J L McPherson, li A Dunbar, .1
1* Breen, (ieo VV E's.j, J li Caldwell, S
W Mazur, Eli Hill, V Cadot, V Mu r y.
S Midling, J Wilson, K J hn.-oi , J
Johnson, C Nelson, C Sandal. C H
Trude, A Sorensen, A A brains »n, N L
Ahlin, li Murtinse , O S?iJ< nr.no, l Is
Dinning, It Ana, A Johnson.
The Santa Ana, with a cargo of ex
ploajves and general freight, came in
Saturday night, and left for tiio west,
ward Sunday afternoon.
The Str. Jeanie reached Lefnik bay
Jnue 9t.h with building niateriiD,
machinery and supnlies for a govern
ment fish hatchery to be erect'1 J on a
lake near that r oint.
Subscription was started ye.-ton'ay !
for. the purpose of providing tniif' i ':1.
for the ball team, ami about do has
already been pledged.
V. A. Schmitz ha** re-igned a- in; li
nger of tjio Owl Drug C« ■ , ai I will
leave on the Surat* ga f> r tin- S*at» k.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Shaw will en
tertain the Tue.-day r-veriir. c *■• t< -
morrow night. All members a»e in
vited.
From Tuesday:-: Bulletin
.1 V Ostrander return 1 fr ■ »ui <’n
talla on the Sunt a Ana .
P. S Hunt returned on t- e f' -a
from his photcpraj birig trip io ii *
westward. lie rej i s very fatural le
waatherthroughout r ►* trip, i- 1 r*u‘‘*
eroded ill tw tiring an exempli » ally
• unplete and Ilia* lot ( f photopiaj 'o».
ty O. Oetmey left today f r .*> I<»
mhu ha*m. where h*» sill ' * devel
,ient wuri on his cupper I* d>
•hare.
X he Santa Cl . ! f* -a i|e y •» t
lay. at lie or, for N « "'» z.
Suita for the f I team w r# ordered
»y wire ye-derday ar.d will probably I***
here in time tor the fourth. Th-y are
.1 be red with e» »y trimming#.
From Wedn s lav's Bulletin
Mr- Uawig. *tr. went »■
oido time since, on ®ve '*r,f , f t i, r
isalth, ban entirely recovered, and I
h passenger on the fiat at a
Roy Cooper will leave on the Sara- ^
toga for the States to purchase sup
plies for the restaurant to be opened
by himself and Charlie Hand.
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ti K Simpson, of Dry creek, died at
that place Saturday, June 15th, aged
40. Mr. Simpson was a native of Ken
tucky, and cauio to this country about
three years ago, goin.’ to Copper Cen
ter, where ho had charge of Andrew
Holman's farm, and later removed to
Dry creek.
T. K. Donohoe left here this morn
ing for l iah nu Hoy.
.Mr and Mrs. John Barton are ex
peeled on the Portland, und will make
\ a! ie/. their pormuncuf home. Mr'
Hurtou will take the management • of
the Owl Drug store.
Among lho outgoing passengers on
the Saratoga ure 31 r. and Mrs.S Blum,
Mr. mid Mrs. Charles Mudine, and
child, Mrs. Ed. Wood and J. M.
Latbrop.
The Hugh* Mail came in yesterduy
evening about six o'clock
Julius Singer, of tho Happy Jack
Mining Co., came up fioui Knights
island yesterday.
Important Notice to Reservation
school district. Election will be held
m buck room of Court house June *j».
Indies amt ail adults ate r* yuested io
omno and vo'e. ICo'-o>m> Smith, sect.
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* Notice Of Forfeiture.
To T. W. Ki ttles >n:
You Hre hereby notified Hint the under
signed tin* expended lion ip I a Inn- and Iniproti •
meat.* • ti the rlrim kiioon as tin- “Ilrkli*"
loii’S el.vim, si;unfed .near the heed «>( Trail
ereek. a iriieit ry >>f the Kennieott river, ate
reeo'- te.| i‘v it,. 1 n. I’tu’e 5 *7 of the re-urd- I'f
the Valdez I e er in_ Histrlet, Alaska, iii order
t«> hold aid aii-tna elnlm under the provisions
of See * Jsi* I of ;l e |:ev i». Statutesof tin* Fritted
States. la in,; i t am unt reunited to hold saui
nituiug elaim t*.r the year l*Mt. And if within
n a -:y i.s1) d y» troin the »ervlee of this lodii e,
or the c inplete pr,di. uti >u thereof, you fall or
refuse to eonirihute your proportion of «ntil ex
pend it it re us si own r. >• i: r one half inti rest
in said elaim will la- otne the propi rty of the
un iet signed under and pursuant of said See.
'J»2i of t ill K rls A &ta . es of the Fulled Slates
Hot. d ul \ irldef, Ale ka. thi 7th day of
Mare! , lts.7.
Fill* I*. Tjos VWl.
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taxing and Bath Parlors.
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