From Tuesday’s Bulletin
Work will start, iti a few days on I
some exteusive changes ami additions 1
to the government telegraph line be
tween here and Gulknna. An addi
tional wire will be strung along this
stretch, thus giving a se| arate line ;
from here to Fail banks and from here
to Eagle.
The line to Gnlkana is 'he oiiginal
one constructed several yeais ago and
it v'ill be necessary to put in practi
cally all new poles 1 his work, in
addition to stringing I lie new line,
will require all sum nr to compute, j
and a large force of men will be et -
ployed.
A small party will leave here about
the 15th to get poles and distribute J
them along the line. As soon as !
possible in the spring, all the men 1
that can be employed will be put ,\
work aud a” endeavor made to inshj
the new line through before fall.
The new line will be 120 miles in
length, and will be a great convenience
in I he handling of interior business.
Silas II. Reed, who succeeds Judg*
Wickershani as judge of this district,
is 38 years of age, in excellent healH
and inclined to stoutness, lie ua
I,oni in Illinois, studied law at th*
Ohio Wosleyan University,»was ad
mitted to the bar in 1801, and went t*
Oklahoma, settling at El Reno, win re
he has since resi led.
J. M. Lathrop, United S ates depu
ty marshal, returned from a trip to tin
States, where he went, for n edict
treatment. He has been under th.
care of Dr Whiting at Seattle foi
several weeks. He returns to resum*
the duties of bis office greatly im
proved in hea th.
Steamer Santa Clara ariived Iron
Seattle at 7 o’clock last night, ain
sailed this morning for the west want
Passengers for Valdez weie: rraul
M. Henley, M. B Morrissey, J M.
Lithrop, II. B. Munson, A. J. ElP.oti,
H L. Pomeroy.
Steamer Elsie left this afternoon
fur Cordova and Sound ports. Sh*
w"as loaded to the guards with freight
and passengers, chiefly for Cordova.
Hie launch Uuiou arrived yesterday
afternoon from Knights island.
A1 Jackson, of the firm of Epstein
Jackson, uuneau, will visit Valdev
tiiis im nth,
Dick Drown left on the Elsie foi
Cordova to look over tlie real estait
situation.
M. 11. Morrissey, formerly connected
with the Alaska Home railway, anneo
on t lie Sauta Clara.
\ launch will be sent out this after
noon or tomorrow to search for the
missing steamer Three’M.
Miss Annie Hicks arrived on the
Santa Clara.' She is enroute to join
her mother, who runs a roadhouse at
tiuikana.
.1. tV. Spaulding, superintendent of
the Key nolds-Alaska Development
C mpauy’s property at Horseshoe baj,
is in Valdez.
It is reported that Dr. \S hitmg, who
was located in Valdez several months
last year, will return to Cordova as
physician to the railroad.
Letters received on l tie Santa Clara
state that Mrs. C. C. Roberts, now in
California, is much improved in health,
and will leave for an Eastern trip soon.
Mrs. F. D Kelsey reached town
yesterday from Latouche, coming * * 1
on the Agues. A very rough trip was
experienced, it being necessary ti
eeek shelter from the storm several
times.
NEW 1908
For the skilled or unskilled
Stenographer is the sensation
)f the day.
dal! and see the new Quadro
Chrcir.e Remington with the
new annular and Tabulator
Attachments.
See GEO. C. BURFORD
or Prospector Office.
Ai.~o iuic ki i!:-i!t i ft r on Hand
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D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
K-TABI tsIlKIl IN'>7
St. I’aci., Minn.
I>kut:h.s in the Northwest in
RAW FURS
Fiiip Direct to r. \\ rite lor ITiee I.i>t
If vou «losire writ' or ^liip to
■VicMillan Fur
& Wool Co
j 1 I.AN'.I KY Sr., VliKMtl !’• (\
Application For Homestead.
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ii on Hi K> \ im'I ■- a";"-,
I.aii'i <-llire at .linn .in, Ala-kn V11>; I, i'.f 'T
Not ’re t - he r'.- l>> U •' li ! Ini! * a i i . e i mill an tl
ill. sel’o-1 » it!., niin." i' ViiIm./, Ih'-ka
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lie 1. Iiellts "t' !*«•!■ mil of tin In ' I'1"! Mat
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r ,|,e 1 mils rm hr ie-.l ill t ~ - • i - • \ No
t ; .mm-.- near Val.l / ill til • l"Mriet of
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ml tow mite 1; Ml- ' mil "I .leir-e s 1" ! miles
Vest INTO s il'.-ta I lire North * &*
ree« :« II,Millies l\e-t . - ■ lain - I - .rlier N -•
<„r Tie m .• --i th -.1 <!e«ree* ami
minut. ' We-I, n.'. . ehaitl* .o eorilt r No i. ,
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■ ur No tile , i.li e Of 1.-K1II
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.. his oriifinal t ■ n.mt i w net. I
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, V.nl ■>' 1 -sons el irniiu n.;\ers.-lv any
n oil ft he a!." e .loser tra ’! of la ml me
l»oi loll ot III- a „ ,, ,. I Ke-eiv. r
lo.,v of l tl • Milt i • t . |{ ,{; y A M X( A N N
Assignee of Anthony Wells
i ,.r. i.v ,»r<i• re.l lhat tin- notice ..f the
• ' ... iv news1; 1 y;.'print"laml
■ ' . .. i': S.tS '
t,e nov'is."'. .".I. ...
scriU-'i lan l )011N fiL’IiLKV Keiflater
liateof flr-i putKirat on. Pep-emher-ift
na!t of last iTutU.-aH.-a UtamUr IM
Bishop IV T. R)we hi rive i on the
steamer Santa Clara I lie bishop is
'ii chaige of Episcopal chinch woik in
the north, and is just beginning a tour
of the missions under his charge in
Alaska Atter looking into • liurch
matteis fieie for a couple of week-, be ,
will go t-> Juneau, returning to Valdez
a lit'le later to g<» over the
11all to Kail banks Ih-hop H we is1
one of the best known nu n in \ kisi< •.
his duties calling him to tin* uM**r'um-t
paits of its Imut I doinai :. tl • i* a
man who coinu.au I* the icspcct ami
confidence of all whom In* inerts, r« - I
of tLeii chinch ji It'll ml lulls.
I:is11 ,. Uiuve announce* that tlu*
lo v l j 1 w lYa:.-on Newton vv II pail
f i o 111 Se *t T I* i >i 'he Sal at on i to a- uilia
the i < el u- up of the local I'.pi Copal
c'oiich I.c\ Newton was formerly
a-*.-i!-tant 11 c i fC’ilvoy church in
Mew ^ i k city
J i-'l 11 I . I til! a i l of t' i e \ 1 a k a ( ’ell*
ti\»! lailwai will limn two Winton
111* *■ * to »I i • ka, t he ; i 1 oter a
.line 111.e wlia h will nm in coin ec
'lou w. tlu- i-ha i'eiili: t’oi'iloTH
\ la>kn
Telegraph and Mai! A T oWll in Itself. I.la •Iv-^ntUh ^Sh°|»,
Wortmsn’s le: ioose
FOOT Ol' S!’ \ Mil. TWI.NH Mil-! s l-'UUM VAl.DKZ
Accommodation for -10 horses. Warm Doghouses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL SUPPLIES
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I l< S. 11111 T _ 'Si ■ < • lit riic'fl fui Pontius M.'muison Prop
(tom l«» the >iiint!pt °
A A t. A A k k . A A ‘
The Teikhell
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
I>»*st of ui n*»:ntnoil:i!ion.- for man ami l>< a-’ I rm!i Mrai
always on iiaml. Homo am! I’on I1 nod A l '<*■ dd'-M
improvmmnts. I'll I V A I I • L< > \| S.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
T0I1SIT1A ROADHOUSt “
80 Miles from Valdez at Junction of Fairbanks
and Nizina Frails.
First Class Accommodations for Men or Beast
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PROSPECTORS
HAY and % Freighting dene to any part of Interior.
GRAIN Big Contracts a Specialty.
When in Copper |M[0 ||J|j lfl|
Center Stop tit iS4S • EicJ^j-fOiratSi
Headquarters for Commercial Travelers
Best of Accomodations and Service Guar
anteed. Private Rooms. All the latest
Improvements. Horse and Dog Feed
for Sale
RINGWALD BLIX.
Proprietor
DRY-CREEK ROADHOUSE
L. G and G. B. RORKR, Proprietors.
11<s M|| ON FA I Kit AN KB
KUfi.M VA1.UK/ AMI KAUl.K TliAII>
The Tacoma Roadhouse
A.'* miles from Valdez on •rnvi iiiinnii trail One mile from
leletrrapF station at Teiklml! First-rluss A» -coimnodations
f.n moil and Feast. Hav and Grain for ralr
phivatK rooms Dick Windmiller, Prop.