mixbd maxims.
A man is known by the trumpery
he keeps.
Sever put a gift cigar in vour
mouth.
Tli* lack »rf money is the root of
all evil.
Where wisdom is Hiss ’tis folly
to lie ignorant.
A pitch in time saved the nine.
t hain up a child and a wav he
will go.
\ irtue is its only reward.
The course of free love never did
run smooth.
hird in the hand iays no eggs.
All that a man hath will he give
to his wife.
Many hands like light work.
It is a wise child that owes his
own father.
The roiling stone catches the
worm.
Osculation is the thief of time.
A thirsty man will catch a straw.
Straws show which wav the gin
goes.
“Heaven lies about us in onr in
fancy, and this world lies about
us when we are grown up.
It is not good foi man to give a
loan.
The wages of sin is del*.
Every dogma must have its dav.
—turolyn Wells in Chap Book.
After paying its owners over
11,000,000, No. Eldorado was
recently sold for *13.000.
Copper Producing Districts.
Mr. Waiter Harvey Weed, in a
recent number of the Mining Mag
azine,gives the following intcre>tini'
facts: The pioduction of metallic
copper in the United States fur
1003 was 608,044,517 pounds of a
value of 101,506.006. In 1002. 44
per cent., or about 280 million
pounds, were produced fiom an
area a mile long and one-half mile
wide, at Butte, Montana; 26 per
cent., or about 156 million pounds,
from a strip of country two to six
miies long, extending through the
center of the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Michigan; and 18 per cent., or 130
million pounds, from four isolated
districts in Arizona; of the remain
ing 12 per cent, the greater par:
comes from Bingham, Utah; Kes
wick. C’al., and Duck town, Tenn.
The gold and silver mines of the
country, notably those oi Colorado,
contribute about one per cent, of
the total production which is ob
tained as a by-product in smelting i
for the precious metals.
Oi the six largest mines in the
world four are in the United States,
the Anaconda mine of Butte itself
furnishing one-seventh oi the en
tire world’s supply of copper, and
tlie Calumet and Hecla nearly one
eighth.
Rich Find Near Nome.
In the latter part of September :i
fabulously rich pay streak was dis
covered on Little creek, a tributary
of Snake river, near Nome. The
discovery was made while assess
ment work was being performed,
and hut little actual work was ties
year attempted. A test run with
three men at the boxes produced
$2,(NX) for a day’s run. The gold
is visible all- through the gravel,
and it is considered by those who
have seen it to he the richest strike
ever made in Alaska.
The creek was located in 1900 by
a Mr. Brown, and he has since
been doing nothing more than as
sessment work sullicient to hold
the property. Next year it will
he worked cstensivly.
The Third infantry left the old
quarters at Skagway on Sept. 30 to
take up their jiosition in the new
quarters at Fort William H. Sew
ard. near Haines Mission.
If you would enjoy good health
bathe frequently at the Dock Batlis.
| Cable News Of The Week.
"
New \nrk, Nov. 7—Both entn
1 aigns have now closed. The re
publican* claim the whole north
except Maryland and Nevada, ant!
the democrats are confidently mak
ing claim* that they have a vic
tory assured. ihe democrats make
the statement that they have re
ceived no campaign funds front tin
trusts, and that the republicans
have. Cortelvou, chairman of the
'republican national committee,
pays no attention to tiie charges,
and refuses to make public any tui
Iher statement in the matter.
London. Nov. 7—A high Russian
military authority says that the!
t’zar is to blame for the present j
' war. He beli»wed that Japan •
would not fight.
Milan, Nov. 7—A mob of five;
hundred students gathered in the1
center of the city yesterday and
started a riot by crying "Down
with Austria." l’he gendarmes fi
nally dis|H-rscd the mob of rioters
after a tight in which several of the
students were hurt.
Chcfoo, Nov. *i—The Japanese
have renewed the attack on Port
Arthur with irresistable energy.
1 he Russians are deserting the out
er fortifications, and many have
surrendered. Most of tiie defend
ers of Port Arthur have retired to
Liaoti hill, where they have strong
intrenchments and are supported
by ten heavy guns. They will
make the last desperate stand at
this place. The Japanese, though
suffering from an enormous loss of
nn-n during his attack, are as .de
termined as ever to capture Port
Arthur at any cost.
Chefoo, Nov. n—Officers oi ves
sels arriving h.-re state that Vladi
vostoek is as strongly protected a
i’ort Arthur. Since the beginning
of the war a force has lieeti engaged
preparing the place for a siege.
St. Petersburg. Nov. 0—New offi
cers have been appointed for everv
'•rps of the Manehurian army.
lli:s would indicate that it is not
the intention of Kuropatkin to as
sume the offensive again during
this year’s campaign.
Mukden. Nov. f. -Japanese r<
enforectnents are arriving continu
ally and their line is tieing extend
'■d and strengthened to such an cx
etit that an attack on the Russian
posi.ion is expected soon.
Seattle, Nov. 7—Excelsior left
iiere 4 p.iii. Saturday for Valdez.
Nov. s_.\ terrible storm has’rage*
around Sitka for the last ^4 hour
and at n;15 this morning the^cable
stopped working.
A esterday reports began to conn
in that a tierce wind storm was
-tarting. that buildings were being
blown down, boats going out to sea,
and general destruction was in
progress.
i nt- ia>t message received was to'
the effect that the storm at Sitka
was increasing and that two build
ing- had just blown into the bay.
1 be operators atrjthis place com
municated with Juneau, via Daw
son. and iound out that the trouble
w ith the eabie was at Sitka, and it
is thought the terrible wind storm
has damaged the Sitka otlice and
disabled some of the delicate ma
chinery, and some time will !«• re
quired to malm repair-, so ther>- i
no teliing when eommunication
will be re-established.
U ashington, Xov. S—At the,
headquarters of both parties the
utniost confidence is expressed.
The od'’- for the general results
are five to one in favor of R<
veil and Fairbanks, but many
wagers will be made at shorter
odds.
The interest of the campaign
centers in Xew York. Odds of two
to one have been offered that Roose
velt would carry the state and!
they have all been promptly ac
cepted.
B. C. Pilcher, of Cook Inlet, has
gone out to his home in Port Town
send. He has installed and opera
ted the large hydraulic plant for
the Crow Creek Consolidated Min
ing Co., and confirms the report
of the discovery of a very good pav
streak on the benches, which
far surpasses ihe creek claims in
richness.
Wikidel’s
- Restaurant
(Old Postoffice Building.)
Regular Dinner 35c. j
Private Apartments Open Day and /Sightj
No Cable Frr A Week
Tests made • t the calve ofliee
here show ti at the cable is broken
alx-ut ten miles this side of Sitka.
The Burnside has been notified,
and tire break will is- rep j. red as
sortn as she can reach Sitka. The
••able may Ik- in working order in
a week.
Dawson. Nov. S—An ice jrm on
the Yukon l.as caused a flood and
great damage has resulted here.
The steamer Lightning was caught
by tlie jam below here and carrier!
down. She is now moorc I to ti e
shore and has steam up, but is in
great danger. The flood swept 500
cor Is of wood, valued at lo.OOO,
from the beach here. Five times
as much remains in a dangerous
position. The woo l belongs to the
Salvation Army and dealers.
All the city tire engines, which
were on scows, were torn loose
when the jam commenced and were
carried into the stream. To-day
the ice opene 1 enough to allow
them to I e brought ashore after
some hard work. The town was
without tire j rotection for twent- -
four hours.
Fairbanks, Nov. ,tf—Mars! nl
Dreilielbis lias arreste 1 Vuk«* I’ero
vitcii. i'o: iui-rly of ! a*s>n. on a
trumped-up charge of burglary, to
hold him ;, - suspected murderer of
Jacov Jacotit, wl.o was murdered,
robin.* i an i burned t ere last Sat
urday, week. l’esovit li was cap
tured about 15 miles this side of
Net ana. A wate i and jackknife,
found on I’erovitc.i, have In on
idcntifiied as belong i :g to the dead
man. Evidente is strong that the
authorities have tin* r.ght man.
Mukden, Nov. >—Lieutenant
General Lituvitch, recently aj -
pointed to the command of the
first Munchutian army, has arrived
bv special train. He was met by
General Saklmroff. an 1 given an
enthusiastic weicotne by tiie corps.
St. Petersburg, Nov. H—The
Kus-;an front at Mukden now ex
u-ik:.' for sixtv-six miles and i
stronglv intrenched. The quiet
was broken the morning of the sev
enth by a K nsiau aannonade that
has had no parak-l in intensity f >r
week-. There is no sign of a Jap
anese advance yet.
Shanghai. Nov. 8— It is riq>or -
t-d that a Chinese official »>i high
rank was execute l hy tlie Ja] an
t-se in Manchuria recently. it is
supposed be was taken lor a spv.
Fairbanks, Nov. s— Anna
Schmidt shot Max Lol.de here, U -
-lav, and lie is nut expo t -d to
live. bolide was drunk and de
manded money, broke up the fur
niture, and generally wrecked the
woman’s house. He dually at
lacked her and she shot him in
self defense. Loi.de is from Chi
cago.
The Fairbanks auilori’h- have
requested that a company <*i sol
la rs be stationed at that place.
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«OM Okcu. CSFR. Wultuac D U
Notice of Forfeiture.
YahW, Alaska. CM. 3. I9u|
To«\ L. HOYT:
Yon an* ».e *•;•% noticed that we have expen
d'd during the year* l?u; and Ban (f£«») two
imudred dollar* in labor and improvement*
npo i earn «>t the f *11..wing ptarer claim*, the
• | lain* *’ "I’hiilic. 'and ••Lapwing.*’ -Itnaied ou
slate ere k In tne « hl«na Mining l»i*tri**t. I*t
tri-t of Ala-ka. in order to h*»M -mid claim* un
der the provision* of section ^..*4 id tiu He
v‘v**d statute- of the ''lifted stub * an«l the
ana udinent thereto, approved Jan. i.\ In-*’.
**•»*• eruing annual labor upon mining eiaim*.
•H-ii.g the amount required !•* hold mid claim*
i-Tth - pert-d ending !»»•«•. 31. lAd And if
within ninety d*>* fr«»m the personal aervloe
• f thi* notice or within ninety day- *f:er the
publication there* f. jiv.i (ait or 'eiu*- to con
I tribute your pi»rlion of aueh expenditure a* a
1 itMdrner, your fiat rv*t in mid cI nun* will be
• vine th- property ol the wubweribed, your c«*
‘ owner* who have made the required expend!*
tnre by the t jrat* of -aid section.
A. S. McDowell.
J. I.. Ilannam.
Hen liannam.
i Jack Heck.
. ri~M publication October fi. ly»d.
I-aM publication, January **. l.mi.
---
Summons For Publication.
• IN Tilt KXITKD STATES roMMI*>lONKU*S
fOKRT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
DIVISION VALDEZ PRECINCT.
Before Hon. John Lyon*. 1*. S. t >mnii*-ioner
and ex- fticio ju-ti e of the peace.
| Jo-. pJi Wc. kert.
Plaintiff,
v*. >
Perry Wlllnughbv.
Defendant.
The President of the Knifed State* of America
to Perry Willoughby, defendant above named
j erecting:—
, \ on are herchy required and -timmon* d to
up|«ar and au*wt. tne c m plain: of the above
nam. I plaintiff in tin- above entitled cuu-e
and court within thirty dav# after the omtde
ti u of the eerhfl of publication of ti.t- aura
nion*. t at i* to my. ait.tin thirty day* after
toe -4th day ot Novtinber. lHW or judgment for
wat.t of <* »ch action -vill b, taken uy-.inat y«u
-aid a* • i«-n for tm recovery**! he -ntn of
th:ee hundred atol b rty d-diar* and fifty • • nI
aileged to be due tl.ia plaintiff by dctendaiit
up :i nri a • ,n» i »r -«■. v|.*e* rendered. a- more
f illy appear* by the . oninUint on file in -aid
enti*e.
And take notice tlir’.t if you fail !•» anj-car and
an*wer mid com pi-tit:* the plaintiff i. rein will
apply to the court f *r judgment again*-! you f -r
: . -uin • i^rhree hun-ircd Ma fortv dollar- and
fifty cetlf*.
I i i- public*:ion i- mad-* under uud by virtue
of nil order i f -ul-i ce.. t « • tola r 11, L- j
I ib- ot lir-: pub., atloii i- *tor-er i;;. i ■*-»
l S
•<i. n unde, nay uaud atnl -eal at Valdez. Al
<**■»«* thi* 11th day oi o< : .*.cr. 1»>4
J<»IIN LYONS.
* **. Com mi--loner and ex •officio J.vj. c of
tfKAL) th- l\a c
' H- ' ' £». Attorney for plaintiff. Valdez
Notice oi Forfeiture.
Valdez. Alaska. AugeM 1. 19U4
To M« m ;
Y" i *tv hereby tiotiried that the
un- • r*ivr e d K 1 ii an* eXp-nilfii
inn.!/ tie years 1 and l.«u four ha laired
vl • •‘.•Hit;- 1|. a Til. l.ueky Nitieai.d >:;*M»kein
itnlhtua'.e 1 heir MeKinb-v Lnk* In
- Ainanik V.ih.Mie Ih-tri t and iu \ aide/
•*e - •zdi t-' I"- :• r. tin* ha-atii.u n<db - «.j
w : ; ‘aim* .r • i»n\v * i re -*»rd ;•» the . it:. .• oi
i .e I nivu - hi si ...nml's-otier u: Valdez. and
M : • • <
1 art.** Har • i. tit -»«.*«»!'. in order to hole
-«i . >U<M. .ii . r vi-n-n o. >e ti ii j:j;.
i;-•••: Vatu e- u 1. e fni;** « Slat >. mid tin
am n Hnciu- . iaiia^ ' • :eto concerning an
■ !"i r u,:;iiu .-lain.-. bv.k4 tin
a- ; : r ; H"l to told v»M « I'lH: - doriliv
f ] - .
A:. i :i ; ti*, expiiutioa * 1 ninety • i.v- from
• *•“ »* *olie .I: .i «»; 1..i• i*. i • e you Tail •*.- refu
t'.-.Uirib t : j>. portion •»] i« .. «*.*.pend
H . y ur in . ?! i.. s dd iinais w ill la- • me
T' ** 1 I* •*>''•• u». • rai*fn.-i!. y«.i.s' • . vv.i
e . w...i :ii*> n. e :!»• .e.-hired c.\|K-nbitu.e '•>
! td’1 a-rm- *»i -u;. 1 .u,
Ittiftael It. Itohius.»n.
! ir-t raldir.:*:,.,, .*U« . 1. 1*- >4.
!.a-t Publication Nov. :. j*.a*i.
Stint taoss.
' IN THE r.VITJil- STATES MST1H- T ri.riiT,
IT)it T~E IMSfKK'T OI ALASKA.
MVISION No. 4.
Andrea iiriawoM,
Plaintiff. Suasion*
I v* / i«»r
Hubert Lyaii. 1'iibiIcation.
Kfe-.d.ir.t, j
The Prvi tent « f the failed State*, of Atu
I ern-a, kre« i)..4 1-* itowc.t Lyaii, defendant:
Voi: a.e ne.t-y/ 'i:uiu>ned and repaired
a I*I" t- a:» l a.;-. . r :ie ro;up;41.1t of tin
•;i* v ha hi *. |.i t n iff in the ao tVe entitled
m-*- in the a how iiani.-d coi.rr •vilhin thirty
.ay* from ti.** ■ i •. *•! t:;e jieri d of pub*
■ ■ -aiioii o: ii.’- ti.at i> i > y. uirhin
•lorty dry- a: • r rti Win day of November
;.»•*: r j i.iifioeii* t *r > ..ui of - :-•!» au*v%er will
he taken 1^,; o.i.
■v.i 1 o ti i- tor the recovery of the sum
• >i : .veive ..nieiic l -utty-tv o dollms and
1 y •*(<l_ ug the uiu >uut of prin
• i, .1 i.i ! i.it- r»-»t mi - ).j»..n a o-rtiiin pr«*mi*
y i.o’e ex*. .*e- him deiivere*l ny vm o
. dated A .4 :-: 1 .. 11. »| fiU;„
t. .-..ud for u det - • t»i *a:d « o 111 a. :ihor:i
*‘1* i • i- r :i4 (,.e - . by tile f Hite 1 S;Hl -
Mar-:.a! o . -.«• / «ertiil.-ide- a- id by
%* *• ’diitd.n ■- • .literal security for -ail no:*,
i.i... .. .il'ii : * • •* ! .liy appear- by the e;*m*
, » i::.* •>.) .»:t- i.i • .1 ; . a i-»-.
An 1 l-ii: ii »ti.*e tfi'rt i, you fail to uj>;<eai
! Hii-w* r s»«; i • «>ni| iai.:t the plaiutiff i.ere
... will ipj-ly f >r judjiaietii you for me
- i.:i -j . M e-; an . 2'»r tin.- funder rein i d-man
: - : ;:i -:.i i •.upb.int.
Tin- ;»iLi. ati .a i* !>uole un.’.er and by virtue
of an « . ier . i -aid ••)) irt «iate*i Aujf Si. ii*d.
fi--st bat«- f e-.ibi.t ati«»u ih tober ti. 1 *>4.
Ud dale • i p irH•«*;’.ion Novi u;‘a. r IT. l*d.
IfXK*'. M-e liouoruble Janie* Wirfcer
siiani. Judfc-e *-i -aid « ;rt till- 4?li day of
• » l t er, A. !>. and of t ur 1 ndepentiernx*
the din- Hundred and Tueiity-uinth.
(«kah.) A. It. Heiuu,
*'lerk f. - Idstri-t four?, f.»r tio- Id-triet
of Ala-.':a, Thir«! biviaion.
liy E A. Hexpekson. Heputy.
N. V 1! \r:.a>. Attorney for the Plaintiff,
*»l-7 I0-» Vald-z, Alaska.
Application.
U. S. Laud Office, Juneit ii. Alaska.
February *j. 1***1.
Notice is hereby given that: I, Andreas vou
Ounther • Yahlez, Alaska, assignee * i Jon ph
Ki idle, being entitled to the bene tits of Section
£**•» of the Revised Statute- «»f the United
State-, granting additional lauds to soldiers
and sailors who served it* tne War of the Re
bellion, »h» hereby apply to enter 1*. S. Survey
No. :-i», containing • i* acres and more partic
ularly described as folio**. be wit:
Said survey No. •£>» i- situated within the
Yahlez Recording District, I'riuce William
sound, de- -ribed by mete* and bound-,course*
and distances, a- follow -:
Beginning at Corner No. 1. which is N til deg
Ti min EJ7.V7 chain-di-tant from corner No. 1
• I Yahlez Townsite. theme Sol deg >'• mill W
’*chain* to e «rner No. J; them e N > deg
min W -W* chain* to corner No..t; th-m-e N Ul
deg 27 min E *.tv* chain* to corner No. j; thence ,
6 J* deg :ii min E V V» chains to corner No. 1.
the placed begiuning. « outaining ». IS acre-.
Variation deg >7 min E.
As additional to hi- original homc-tead on 1
the N W \ s W »4 ami W •, of Lots l and J j
of N W >t «d Sec. J. Tp. >•. K Jl, which he en
tered Nov. ‘«!7. Ifed*. p r Home*.cad Entrv No.
ls> at the Unite 1 State* I-tnd Office at ’foam
viUe. Missouri.
Notice i- hereby gi\ .*a to any and all parties
claiming adver-ely any p rin n of the above1
described tract. »ha!) rile with the Register of .
the U. S. Land office at Juneau. Ala-in, an ad
vci*e claim, in ac onluuee will* law. during
the period «»i publl ati .n or within thirty day* j
thereafter. AXbftEa* VON t.l VTHfcR. i
_ . , Assign *e of Jo*-pli Riddle. 1
I. lohn \N . Dudley, K.-gi-ier of the U. S. UnU
office, at JntK iii, Alaska Laud ! istrict, do
hereby certify that a copy of the Notice of Ap- j
jdh ation of Soldier** Additional Honies'ead *«i :
Andrea* vou i*anther, U. S Survey No. .ts. be
!’ iMisited in Tuts Alaska 1'kosi kit* it. weekly
pai*er. |»ubii»hed in Vaides, Alaska, font |**r
i *. ol -ixty (*ai) days, or t -;i lie) c<m-*-cutive •
*»**'- John w Dmur, Register.
1 .'ate of Sr-t pub >. p. 1 ».
In ie of last p .b 1 e-. 1.
^ ou don’t ncHtl to bring job work
to us. Cull Plume I. we’ll get it.
Carrying U. S. Wail and Express.
Sails from Seattle 1st of each month for
Str pYffkinr I Juneau, ^itka, Kayak, Yakntat, Valdez,
vJU. LAlllMUl ^ Seward, Cook Inlet ami way j-orts. Sails
from \ aides for Seattle ami way ports.
L llith of each month.
f Sails from Seattle on 10th of each month
I for Jnneav, Sitka; Kayak. Yakntat \ aides,
! I Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Con
Str. Snntn Ann ■. r,r,s at Val,|,,z wi,i> iWa for aii ports
I Wtweeii \«*ldt/ and t nn)it?*kn. Snails froK
Valdes for Seattle and way ports, 1st of
l. eaeli month.
h roni \ aides to l nalaska and way |mrt(
Str Finn < 2,51 •> of each month. connecting at Valdes
Oil. UUld j with S.S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
A;ents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
K. K. CAINE, President. .1. F. TROWBRIlHiE, lien. Mgr
01s First Ave.. Seattle. Wash.
T„ V. W. MILLER, Ass’t Mgr.
Pho,,‘■ 16 Valdez. Alaska.
Home Restaurant i .
Keystone Avc. upp. ot. Elias Hotel.
Meals At All Hours From O’clock A.M.
to !M1 dock P.M. Regular I tinner From
41 to i. Sunday Dinner A Sjweialtv.
ice Cream Parlor
MRS. E. H. AEEEN.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
M e have on hand a large assortment of Klectrie Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells ami Annunciator*.
F.stimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone :>*.►.
McKinley Hal!
Cor. Reservation Av. and 1 lobart St
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Rooked With
; A. M. EDWARDS, White Block.
HYDRAULIC
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, Gates
Questions ia regardt) HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING PROB
LEMS freely answered.
THE BOUSE CO.
Cable Address “Bouseco.” Bedford HJcKeiil Code.
For Assavs Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,!
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ellamai:, Alaska
HOTEL DILLER.
He«<U|Uarter« for YaMex people. 1J»» mom.
Katv» .Vi i‘*uit», 91 wl $]j(l p r >i*y. Firatcla**'
R«—la'irmit in conne«'ii«m. Fre«* Bii*. opiwaiu
r. 8. Fostoace.
G. POTTS, Manager.
('«•. First AT. 4i l’niver»ity *t., SEATTLE
School o! Open All Year i
Practical Mining, Civil Mecitawcal, Elec
trical, Euginccring, Metallurgv, ,
Cyr.rJde Process.
Snrvcyinc. Architecture. li*a» inland Amt
|uk. A**«ying i»Mir..v *;*>: BulliotiamIChlor
iimliou A»«ay. $ju; H* A »gv. |t$. Fuji
course of .UMjrittn, Wi. E>taV i n«\i !*>l. Semi
ior ciri-olir
A. VAK DEK KAI1EK, President.
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Li • it *oi of «'il\ ILL.
Eilamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ell-cnar. Alaska
The finest of baths at the Iio<*
Bath Iiut:^.