WOULD BE WHOLE THING
Ch* istianity As Practiced
Nowadays By The
Readers
Chicago, Nov. 24—Voliva has
established a theocfacv and is de
irianding that tho church accept
him as an overseer for life. Hi*
(tingfegfttion ife nrotefcting strongly
against the innovation, but he is
Hnn in the stand and has given
the church member* until next
Sunday to accept, his ultimatum or
else he will dissolve the church aru
establish another.
Warrant For Whaler
. San Francisco, Nov. 27—The
Cnited States District attorney
has issued a warrant for the arrest
of Captain Klinkenberg, of the
whaler Olga* who is now at Point
Barrow, on the charge of murder
ing Boat Engineer Paul Jackson.
The crew of the Olga, which was
transferred to the whaler Hanson
and brought to Frisco are being
held as witnesses. The crime was
committed last s muner and it will
probably Vie six or eight months
more before the captain can be
•arrested.
Wcmld Silence Tillman
Chicago, Nov. 27—flic colored
population of this city lias raised
more than $5,000 which they offer
to the promoters of the Tillman
lucture here it they will cancel the
lecture. Their offer was refused
and the negroes threatened to get
an injunction to prevent the* iec
tuie taking place, as they claim
that Tillman is responsible for
more than haif of the /mtbnaks
against the negroes in the t>outh,j
by giving publicity to his radical |
idea.- and inn.lining tie whites.
No Jurisdiction
Seattle, Nov. 'It — It is now set
tled that Captains Newth andj
Bod fish must be tried here', a
Judge Haniord has decided that
Alaskan courts have no jurisdic
tion over any crimes committed
on the high seas.
Olympia, Nor. 27 Another Al
askan railroad company lias bee i
incorporated here, to be known as
the Haines Mission & Boundary
Uailroad. Jack Dalton and others
are the incorporators and the capi
tal stock is fixed at #1,000,000.
Tiie plan proposed hv the new
'company is to build from Haines
Mission along the Chiieat and
thence along the Kloheni river to
"Porcupine. From the latter olace
the line will make for the interna
tional boundary at Pleasant camp.
To Mine Owners or Others
Wanted—By a steady, reliable
man, a situation as cook. Best of
references if required. W ill he ai
liberty in April next. Apply, pel
'letter to X. care of P. M., Kodiak.
-Alaska.
Notice Of Forfeiture
To Berg** N el sen:
You are hereby notified 1 hat the under
signed h«> expended $400 in labor^nitd nn
proveinent, on the f*Vnr l.ode Mining Claim*,
situate*! near Fleming's Spit, between Oren
an*l Eyak, Alaska, known as tbe <>r*'a, Key
sjoTte. Obistaele (or Obstacle) and Oregon, in
order to hold said mining claim* under the
firovlfcion* of Section 2324 of the Revised Htat
utesoftbe i*nite«i Stales, being tli> requited
amount to hol<i -uid mining claims for the
year 1W7> and ending Recent 1km* 31st, I'.XVi. Ami
if within ninety (W) days trom the ^ci vice ot
this notice, *>r tin* complete publication there
of, you fail or refits* to contribute your propor
tion of said expenditure as co-owner, your one
Mxlii interest in said claims a ifi become the
prop, rtv <>•* tiic undersigned uiufer mid pursu
ant of said Section 2324 of tlie Revised Statutes
of th<* C tilted States.
Said amount may be paid withlti the speci
lied tim’r at Orca, Alaska.
Rated at Orca, Alaska, this Jinh day Af Octo
her, P.Hle.
\V. .1. SlIKC.VHn
Rale of first publication October II, P«*i
I*ot*• <*t last publication January lit. pm7
Notice.
A ROLF Ii OIBSOX:
Before tlie Judge of tin- I'.., :tli Civil Court
ot this Capital, Licentiate A:.gn*iiii .\n-on-na
on tin-bench: Licentiate Manm*! ic i'l.ueliur
tu appeared as attorney l p. Mexican Cold
A Silver Recovery C*»iiipaiiy. I t initcd." 'how
ing that you a- fvirt-eSontattv* of the ,,l‘!oni»
(odd Mining Company” 'i..,e transtc-red to
the company which tlie petitioner represents
according to a written ag* > ot dat' d \pi il
2Sth of t!i*- pr* sent year, in the <‘ ty oi Valdez,
Territory oi \laska, I’nlted States of \uiciiea,
the mines iiumed *• I he Coloiado,” and • The
Plamo,” lot-:*ted in the di»' rid of Altar, Suite
of Sonora, us also the min • uaffied ••Tie.* .Michi
ganlocated in the same district of Altar,
which you a*’*tuired respectfully from I. W.Mix
! and his associates, ami from Louis I*. Serrano,
according to the written agreement- dated the
Uth of January !*'.U before tiff* local bulge of
the Village of Nogales, a ml the 24th <>i March,
ISPS, before tin* judge of the in-tandi "f
flic Village of Altar, tiotli acting as Notaries
Public by virtue of law IioeVing b*u*i; shown
extra-ju<i''eially lo the |a-titioTi<*rs that tin* tirst
authcnticaUoii’of the in-’ninn nt* of transfer in
favor of yourself have been mislaid, you now
come before thn court praying in accordance
with Artivle 7.: of tlie Code of ( ivil Prorcduie
rli s t upon a lien ri ng t lm pi c pa rat ion of a second
aullientieation of the tn*triinVoPts mentioned
be ordered and that publication be made in
1 hree new • pa pel's of t lie gfea test ei mi in I ion ill
the city of Valdez, Ala-lra; in ibeeity nf Wieli
ing ton, in the I ni ted St a e- of A meriea. and in
whatever paper may be designated in this capi
tal, which petition i -grunted by tin- judge in
cnnfoniiity witli the decrees of Sept 2il last,
mid the loth and tin- 1‘Jth of the prcs"nt inoniii
ami lie designates - La Patria,” ay the news
paper in which publication shall fie made in
t Ins city.
I Notice whereof is hereby given by these pres
ents in accordance with tin* requirements of
• he law.
Mexico, ‘October 2->; Ii. UK.'.'.
AM'STIS PA LACIOS,
:!2 17 Notary Public.
Best Equipped Shop
and Hath Honfse <n
Valdez -
ED. NELSON MANAGER
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j^J^^eSe
Trade Marks
Designs
,, » . - Copyrights &c.
Anyone rending a sketch und description may
oulclily ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention is prohably pat entable. Comiounica
tions strictly confidential. Handbook on l «ttouts
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patutfts.
Patents taken through Munn 4 lo. receive
tpeclal notice, without charge, in the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illnstrated weekly. Largest oir
culation of any acientide Journal. 1 erm*Cl-l a
year: four months, »L bold by allin. v.sdeaiers.
361Broadpay.fJgyy YjjrK
J P'fflfWashington T' C.
Workman’s Read House
M US. K. K. DOTY, l't^»ric5.»r.
First roadhouse lanlt on tim'cmfinit
Trail. fan GctVHlMdfltc’of jft vxjdo. Iras iargr
warm Imtti ft>r lA) l»'or«vV and good quarter?
foV tings. X rood nivflW ami everyth mg t liV
mirtdier desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez,
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Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations Iwtwcen Faithahks and V ilde/
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All kind* of provisions. a> wad! a* horse and • 'v. fee i
for sale, food a’ceoimnodii t ions for iiotse* anti dogs.
Freighting contracted—i\»tsengt,rs and freight tran>
I'orted 'over thx* summit.
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First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From ValdeJ
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From VaMe;
On Government Trail,
1 Rest of accommodations for rpAn and Lca-t. 1* r< — f» M*a
always oil hand. Horse and Hoc K«<-d \ 11 tin* lalf"
improvements. PRIVATE ROOMS.
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Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor
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DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
E. G and G. B. RORXvR, Proprietor.-,.
ns MILES ' o'. I'A! |;i;AN \ •
, FROM VALDEZ AM) '• .OLE TP \!' '
tita We? Post ad llotei
Hoyt & Smith, Proprietors
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!><-; of necoimiiodat ions for the trav |<ul and emu
fortable «juart.ers for hor-e- or dojis.
T':.i- hotel i- the iarrrest and best e<ju i ;>ed hon bo* woe;
Ya Id* /. and Fair ha. nks. and i- -i tun tod on t i **• < i u 11 an t Cut-of:
Trail, which save- four miles of travel on the Fa; ' . nk.~ trail.
12x MILKS TO YALDKZ ‘20 MILKS T< • ,'li ; K\ I i .
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Our Home Roadhouse
Hid Milks Fuom Y vlokz
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On the new V AI,DB3- F AXPB A>: KS Trail
40 miles north of Gtilkana.
Mrs. L. M. HICKS, Proprietor
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.