Denver, Aug. 7—Haywood ar
rived here yesterday evening and
will be given a big reception today.
There was great rejoicing by the
crowd when Haywood stepped
from the train.
Stamp Mill Working.
K. J. Fjeld, who returned recently
from the mine of the Royal Develop
ment Co., on Jacksina river, in the
Nabesua country, reports that seven
men are now working on the property.
The three stamp mill taken in this
spring has been set up and is working
steadily, grinding op about two tous
of rock a day. While Mr. Fjeld refuses
to make any positive statement a9 to
the output of the mine, he says that,
his people are very well satisfied, and
will exhibit the proceeds of their work
this fall.
A tramway 500 feet long has beeu
built from the mine to the stamp mill.
The mill is operated by steath, wood
being used for fuel. After crushing
the rock it is run over plates and the
gold saved in that mauner.
Court Items.
An indictment was returned by the
; grand jury yesterday against Hugh
I Murray, charging assault and battery
committed on Constantine Blodgett,
ft native. Mr. Murray was giveu until
today to plead and objections to inj
dictment are to be argued this after
noon. Bail was fixed at $1000.
| The appeal bond in the case of Katii
ftrine Elliott vs. Hubbard-EIliott Co.
was fixed at $500,
The indictment against Geo. Spieer
Was demurred to by the defense aud
demurrer sustained. The court re~
ferred the matter to grand jury agan,
and this morning a new iudictment
was returned. Spicer was arraigned
this morning, pleading not guilty.
Trial is set for this afternoon. F. M.
Brown is attorney for defendant.
% THE GRAND Keystone Ave. aud
McKinley St., has been renovated and
le now opeu as a First Class Boarding !
house. Cleau beds from $2 to S3 per
Week. Regular Meals 35c. Breakfast
•;30 to 9:30. Dinner 12 to 2 aud from
$;30 to 7:30 p. m.
C. A. Schroeder, Proprietor.
t W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
BITEL BUILDING
SECOND AND PIKE
Seattle, Wash.
Dr. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
Second Street
Qn Reservation VALDEZ
FRED M. BROWN
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Valdez, Alaska
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W. T. SCOTT
A TTORN E Y- AtL AW
rt House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
of
Bar. OREGON
Helena, Ark., Aug. 7—J. M.
Scott, editor of the World, was shot
and killed last night by some un
known assailants. Scott had been
a leader in the local movement
against grafters, and it is supposed
that he had made some strong
enemies by vhe stand he took, and
they caused his death
Seattle, Aug. 7—Commissioner
Ballinger of the land office, has is
sued a ruling that hereafter agents
will not be allowed to file on lands
for their principals in Alaska.
The ruling does not apply to fil
ings already made.
Seattle, Aug. 7—The United
-
Mine Workers, at the convention
last night, decided to demand an
eight hour day in all mines. They
are now condering the question of
making contracts with the oper*
ators.
Seattle, Aug. 7—A number of
Australian steamships are install
ing refrigerator plants to be used
in shipping mutton from Australia
for Alaskan points.
Cleveland, Aug. 7—Br. Biggers,
Rockefeller's private physician is:
responsible for the statement that
Rockefeller will live to be at least
94 years of age.
Cripple Creek, Aug. 7—The
mine owners of this camp have
adopted a card system for their
employees* requiring each to sign
a statement that he repudiates the
Rederation of Miners before em-1
ploymeftt will be given.
Seattle, Aug. 7--Thc court ha
issued an order for the sale of all
property belonging to assay office
thief Adams. It will he sold im
mediately to avoid any chance of
depreciation in value. Alaska
claims filed against his estate
amount to $98,000.
1400 Wen
Wanted Jft Once
To eat their meals at the Tav
ern Restaurant Apply at any
hour, day or night.
| H. R Leslie H. W. Panter
| IftlBEZ TiifiltSFER CO.
| General Trucking and
| Freighting to all Parts of
t the Interior & &
| Office McKinley
j Near Broadway Phone GO
Ladies' Suits, Skirts, q
ranging in price from 1
FALL MODELS FOR 1907 and*
Our buyer in selecting his stock of Ladies' SUITS andl
the great fortune of being present tfhen some of SAN FRAN*
buyers were ordering for that trade, thereby enabling him to *
of the trade, as well as getting the benefit of the inside prices*
It will be about thirty days before these lines arrive as *
into the parlors July 1st. |
STYLES.—You will see the same styles in our suit depa*
ftioney, than ROMAN'S fashionable Parlors, on Fifth AvenJ
will be showing. 1
We make this announcement early, as this will be the thejl
historv of VALDEZ that a woman will be able to go into a Lai
Suit Department, and view Styles and Suits to suit the most fasti!
Universal Providers 1
hidh emu i immt (I
Bptone^—positive care for dandruff
guaranteed. To be had only at the
Pioneer Barber Shop;
Mothers—We have the Best Shoe
for little folks ever put together.
A flexible and wide extension sole,
very stylish and durable. This is
the ideal shoe for children. Sizes
5s to 2s at A. L* Levy & Co.
Just received on Saratoga fresh sup
ply of all hinds of vegetables* fresh
butter and strictly fresh ranch eggs.
Valdez Market.
Gents Ties and Hosiery at Ladies*
Bazaar.
COAL — dOAL
Valdez Dock do. or Copper RiVer
Drayiug Co.
Sacks Wanted—The city will buy
dry, sound coal sacks delivered at the
old City Hall, Keystone Ave. See W.
H. Crary, Town Clerk. Deliveries must
be made Friday afternooD or evening.
Dry Sacks, in good condition,
will be bought by C. S. Bratton/
at Valdez Dock.
Do you want a bov*s shoe that
will wear? Get a Billy Buster at
Levy’s.
5<T styles of new oriental trim
mings,-complete stock at V. B. &
M. Co.
Follow tlie crowd to the Mon
tana and see the new moving
pictures.
Green River Whiskey and Olym
pia Beer—That’s all, at the Horse
shoe.
Wikidel’s
Hestaiirarat
For A First-Class Meal
Start a rainy day fund and watch, it grow1
A few years ago we started in a small wj
have a paid-up capital of $75,000, with J
over a quarter of a million, or in exact fij
S/ A. HEMf’Lt. £res. and Treas. R. P.lj
DIRECTORS
j.- E. ChiLbH’rG E F. Gray
Judge john Lyons S I
R. P. Fergueon
VALDEZ BARK & MERCANIHJ
I All kinds of High Grade ■
Boat dumber, ShinglesJ
Plaster and all kind? of Bdfl
Let us quote prices en your coaB
VAEDEg BANE & MERCANtil
~PREPARE FOR WINl]
by letting us wire your ome or place* of In*™
lights or telephone. Our service this winter wiDI
and be unexcelled in every respect. F >r wiring hi
at the office at the earliest moment, so a- to an il
ALASKA WATER, LIGHT & TELEPHtj
Steam Heat |
The Co^er BlJ
Buffet
Good Goods Good!
Finely Furnished Rooms All
Cupper River
Braying Co.
Freight anil
all pans et 1
Generali
ED. WOOD I
McKinley!