Correspondence.
Afngnnk, Oct. *> —The mai
steamer Dora arrived in the af
ternnon of Oct. 1st, and left th.
smie evening for Uvak Uiv. Si (
brought a considerable aniouiu oi
freight for our local saloon and at
inconsiderable lot of nierrhamlisi
for onr stores.
W bile the steamer was discharg
ing freight, Miss H. E. Bruce, oni
popular teacher, accompanied lit
some of her pupils, made a visit
nlnmrd, where she was met nml
entertained courteously by lu-r ac
quaintances, the genial Captain
Morris and his gallant officers and
crew.
With growing population and
activities displayed in the line oi
mining, our stores, for lack of goods,
are often unable to meet the de
mand* of customers; lienee an ac
tive man, understanding his busi
ness, with sufficient capital at h s
disjKisnl; observing economy and
charging reasonably, would do
fairly well l»v locating a general
mercantile establishment here.
The senooner Mayflower arrived
here from Kodiak yesterday with
Messrs H. Wander, If. Vick. Y.
Lee and others aboard. The
schooner, after landing passengers
destined for .this place, will take
supplies from here and proceed
with the above named gentlemen
to tho Malina bay mines, where
Mr. Vick will disembur.v and have
supplies landed. The remaining
gentlemen will continue the voy
age ns far as Shugak island, where
an examination will he made by
Mr. Lee of copper projtertii s owned
by Messrs H. Wander, J. McIntyre
and others, after which it is expec
ted that the said property will he
taken hold of by parties in Monti -
na, whom Mr. Lee is representing.
The death of a young married
man, who died here a few days ago,
is believed was hastened by exces
sive drinking of vile liquors, be
ing of a weak constitution and
sickly, he could not stand the el
icits of alcohol anil kill-me-cuick
whiskey, in the drinking of which
he was indulging freely oi late,
lie was a native of this place and
was a member oi the tsmperance
society established by a Russian
priest here.
As the carpetbag politicians in
the States are busily engaged in
recommending one of their kind
for the position of Governor in
Alaska, Mr. Alimukack, being a
citizen, wishes to have a finger in
the pie, and recommends one Rev.
Makooloodriukoftensky for the gu
bernatorial chair.
A. F.
Kenai, Oct. 2d—The mining com
panies have altout shut down for
tins season, and quite a number of
the owners, managers and work
men have left on the last two
steamers. L. \V. Wood, manager
for the Northwest Mining and 1 if.
velopment Co., and J. It. Pike, fore
man, left for their homes in Colo
rado. They had a fairly good sea
son, hut. the weather was not en
couraging to hydraulic work this
summer.
J. 1). Girdwood, of Crow creek
also departed on the last Tyonic.
The small ex-government launch,
Uncle Sam, now owned by the
Rainlaiw Creek Mining Co., Arrived
in the In!e‘, after a rather rough
passage from Seattle and is now
busy towing back and forth across
Turnagain Arm. The company
has quite a lot of freight and ma
chinery at Seldovia, waiting to be
transported to Hope, and the Ty
onic has been kej t very much en
giged with the same during ti e
past month.
The government sclund opened
lure last month with Mr*. Flor
ence Ctaigic as teacher, anil it is a
I'"♦ i*s* In-tween her and the Russian
priest, for the largest nnmln-r ol
seholais utlheir ri-rja-etive schools.
F. U. Russ, superintendent of
the experimental station, is te
, have here n the last ho it. for the
Win.« r. and I’eter Ihiehem- is to hi
i in charge during his absence.
The first snow fell on the morn
ing of the ISth, hut did not stay.
(.5. S*. M.
Catlc News Of Toe Week.
j Tot: to. Oet. t>0— A troop of Cos
sack' surpris'd tin- Japanese furies
station, d at Wumir.glsun. and af
ter a brisk engagement defeated
•Item nml captured the town.
; Many of the houses wi re set afire
and the entire town is now in
flames. The •Tsumnwi* < sr:ip<*<l
with,nit heavy losses, hut their hag
gage trail - were captured.
Mukih e. Oet. :’,(i—Troops are I lo
ginning to in,n o again and there is
every pro-moot of a renewal of hos
tilities v.i'hin a few daVs. There is
light lighting to the southward and
westward, and a troop of Cossacks
is raiding some of tin- Japanese nut
I Mists.
Fifty M: msand recnforcements
for K.irujiatkin have arrived and
many tut re are enronte. As soon
<ts tiie nrmv lias Ivon reenforced so
as to equal the Japanese in num
ber-, Kuropatkin will again take
! Mie aggressive and attempt to re
trieve past defeats.
Copenhagen, Oct. MO— King
l Christian IX. of Denmark, declares
that the Russians desire war with
England in order to secure Den
mark and also Norway and Swcil
jeti. He says an Angln-Russian
war would mean death to him and
the end of Denmark as a nation.
Kansas City, Oct. Ml—A disas
trous wreck occurred on the Mis
souri Pacific read at Tipton, east of
here, yesterday evening. The west
bound passenger struck a freight
train. Eleven were injured, and
i Miss Walker of Lewiston, and Mrs.
Rtirke and John Ragdicy of Kan
sas City, were killed.
New A ork. Oct. Ml—Kogoro Tuk
j ftliira. the Japanese minister is suf
; fering from a serion- attack of ap
pendicitis. He came to New A’ork
a few days ago on a short business
trip, and yesterday became so ill
! that lie was confined to his lad.
| Fears are entertained that lie will
1 not recover.
St. Louis, Xov. 1—The airship
contest started here yesterday.
There were a great number of en
tries in this event from all parts of
tin! world, and meat importance
has been attached to it as a means
of demonstrating tie- value of late
i inventions for nnvigaling the air.
Baldwin’s model appears so far to
he the most successful. It is per
I fectlv dirigible and the ease and
rapidity of its movements were so
great as to create great enthusiasm
It is an unqualified success as a
means of aerial navigation.
Seattle, Xov. 1 There is consid
erable excitement here over al
leged false; registration in
the tirst ward. The matter
is being investigated and arrests
are* expected to follow.
Xew York, Xov. 1—The Sun and
Harper’s Weekly eone*ede that
Roosevelt will carry New York and
will be* elected unless a miracle iu
j tervencs.
San Francisco, Xov. 1—The 20
round contest between feather
weight champion Jimmy Britt and
Joe; (Ians, the lightweight cham
pion, which came off last night on
ly lasted five* rounds, Britt losing
on a foul in the fifth round. Britt
says lie will meet Young Corbett
in December, notwithstanding los
ing this tight.
Mukden, Oe;t. 31—The Japanese
army is he*ing rapidly reenforeeel.
Troops are being rushed to the
front in great number' and as fast
! as possible. Russian reenforce
ments are also arriving, hut owing
to the poor transportation faciii
t'es are not coming in as fast as
could l>e desired.
Tokio, Oct. 31—Both the Rus
sian and Japanesearmiesareat high
tension now, expecting momentari
Wikidel’s
- 'Restaurant
(Old Postoffice Building.)
“Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Bay and Night
. ly to see the start of another fii ree
etigagi nu nt. At present there is
only di snl'i ry lighting along the
< mire from. No engagement* or
importance have oeeurreil since lire
Russian* «i re driven into Mukden.
Pori Ar inrr. Oet. .‘*.1—The heavy
assault o. the Japanese still eon
t»iiIr i- now a hand to hand
I > neoimor along tire outer fori i flea
lions. Hand grenade* are being
•extensively used. There is no sign
of weak« mug on either side. The
Japaiuse are determined to con
t tinuc tii<'attnek until the Port is
i eapluri d.
Taeo na, Nov. 1st—Emil Carlson
aged twenty, killed his father y<s
| terday, shooting him live times.
1 family trouhie was the cause.
London. Nov. "—There was a
! "rent wr.» - are here v> sterd ly. It
• was re> orteil from tlihralter that
j'lie ISriitsti ll t 'hip had recalled all
l the officers ' i lhe warships s*ntion
i ed tliere, and that the fleet was pre
paring for w ar. Many alarming
reports were afloat indicating n re
newal of the A- do-Ru*sian i-ri-i-.
fount M nhi-mlorf visited King Kd
; ward, and this started reports of
trouhie h«ing imminent. To-day
there is otlieial information to the
effect that negotiations for the
peaei-ful settlement of the* dispute
are progressing rapidly.
Vigo. Spain, Vov. "—The Rrs
*ian warships sailed from here yes
terday. hound south. The Mritish
elmnuel fleet is in rendiness for any
trouhie that mav occur.
rangier. Morocco, Xov. 2—The
Baltic Heel !e>* arrived here nnd is
awaiting arrival of Hag hip with
Admiral Pojestvenski.
Washington. Xov. 2—The presi
dent has issued his proclamation
designating Tl nrsday. Xov. 24. as
a day of general thanksgiving.
St. Louis, Xov. 2—Baldwin’* air
ship made another successful cv],j.
bition yesterday. It ascended IHOO
feet and was steered at will in anv
direction. After circling around
for some time it landed easily on
tin* spot selected hy the committee
in charge of the contest.
f odv, N,4... Nov. 2—Two eov
hovs y erdav attemtited to hold
up the First National Bunk Thev
shot c: shii r Mi-'daugh, who died
instantly, 'i he shot* attracted the
attention of t i'ir.ens and a runnine
light ensued. The rubber* succct d
ed ?•> escaping, hut without tin
hi iodic.
Rome, Xov. 2—Pope Pius is suf
fering greatly from gout and rheu
matism. Several physicians an
in constant attendance. Xu seri
ous results are anticipated.
Pokin' Xov. 2—The Japanese
are still raining a heavy fire i n
Port Arthur, and the fighting has
not ceased. No change in the rel
ative positions vet.
New York. Nov. 2—Milton
Hazleton, a wealthy business mat
of Oneonta, lias appeared in the
I'atterson murder ease trial, and
testifies that lie saw Caeser Youte
commit stiie'de in the hack when
he was found. Nan Patterson, a
variety actios, was in the hack
with Young when the shot wa
tiff'd, and up to 1 his time had been
aide to s< Hire no evidence in her
d fense. Young, win* was a prom
inent race-horse man. was on tin
wav to the pier to meet his wife
when tlie shooting occurred.
fiihralter, Nov. 2—The troops
here have heeu mobilized and the
warships arc patrolling the channel
at night.
One ! it ml re 1 and fifty steam*
boat landings were made at Tanana
this summer.
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Notice oi Forfeiture.
Yahl •*, AU«ka, fV t. W»»»
To r. I. ifrtVT:
A .oi an* i e »• » ii »ti .:et| that wo have e\}»*ti
«u*»l ‘luring i.ie year* uu«) 1*»» tw*i
•i II mint I ‘foliar- in la'.or an-i improvement*
Hpu mrli I f I He t ’Mowing jlaier lalm*. the
Hnl.o '* •)Uhe.*,Hti«t '’La:.«iit*r.*'*ttnatei1 on
w,Hte eieek in tr.e f*ht*nn Vining I i-!ri.*t. |»t
• * l . • ( Alaska, til ooler to 1*1 elaim* nn
• i r ti:■ provl-ton** « f >e *tio;i of the |{<»
. I **?ni.*.e- o; the ' illte-l * ami the
mi »i'!mei:t theirto, approWil Jan. .*!. laan,
<•0:1 .-ruing noti i tl labor ti|»on mining eiainiv
*m-iil.e amount re<|itiretl 10 itoi.l -mi.I « laim*
***r t•» • j.-rl *l ending It- ::i, not. And if
wit..in ninety day* from the |»r**«.nal *-rvl«*e
♦»f till- Hotter or within ninety .ia>* after the
puhlieaiiou then*- f, you fall or rein-- in ton
trfnuie your portion of aueli 1 xp**ndltnre a* a
eo-..wner. your interest in *aid 'daim* will la -
tome the pro|a*rty of the «ut.» *ribed. your no
owner* who have made the re«|tiirr.l expendi
ture by t!»*• t.Tin* of -aid w*et|ou.
A. S. MeOowell.
J. I.. Hanna 111.
Hen llannani.
1 .. ,, Jaek Keek.
Mist |>nh|ieafloti Oefoherft, V*a*|.
** **** puhlit atlon, January 1.m».
Summons For Publication.
IX TIIK I'NiYKU ST \TKs I'OMMISsIONKK'S
<*>• 1ST KoK TIIK PISTHli T OK.'.I.ASK
lilVISUiX :l. V.\I.!>KZ rilWINTT.
IVf.. • lli.n. .lohii I.>■..»«, I', s.
ui: I t'X-. lllfiujiiMiiv «»f the •.
Jo*e|»li We ker».
Main I Ilf,
v*. >
IVrrv Willoughby.
f’efetidanf.
The i*re*ident i f the I'niteil Stuff** of \meri«a
t-» lii. y illiMiviitiy, defendant above named
lire, ling:
• '* 1 • r*‘ hereby r*.ju!re.| «:n| Mtnunnned t.»
aI*:* *'r Hn-l «n«w.T tue e. ;npli:inf of the atmve
llaili— I ] ! iniiff ill the above eillllleii ratoe
IIIKI eii.irt w tl.in thirty day antler ihe<oni|d<
11 1. H i e ri.nl of | .MIe,uloii of thl* mum
m" •' * N to *mv. yy itiiin thirty day* after
I i - Jii i . i v of \i»v.m.iImv, ; * <1 «-r /udiruient f ir
wai.l ..I '••!• !» aeiii.Ti will ti • taken a:.tin*! von.
said n.ah n s for the r *. ..very ..f the *mii of
*hree it n 11 **.I him forty «!• I!m»« end fa ft v rein*
all- Jr.-dto t.e .lie th.* | laltiliff hv d.lelidalll
'*. J *'• 1 ''-thiii t for *ervi. e- re title re. I, a* more
I illy i.}‘|H‘iir* t»> tile eoinfiltilbt on i;» -aii I
I HUM*.
\’i 1 t;-:;e noth e that it y..u mil to aion-iir and
ali-.»er - .el .'oinplrtlut the |iialnit . Herein Mill
“•'l1'.* * >.’he eoiirt 1 jlMljff.ii llt a^uitlM Vo'| f.*r
... -II.II .J!hree liumir >1 an.l folly dollar* and
ti.iy eoni*
l ni * 9'it h!leatiott i* m.i*l • under and Ly virt re
**» M!l o.. *nid . OH. l da? d 1 letohe:- |j. um.
I »'.* of |(i*i )>.ihlh atinii i* o. i.d.e,- 1::. l*.. |
*': *1' ' * j. i' h| lent ion .sov.-i.iimt j|. itmi
‘ ‘‘• i- » I••• my hand mill t|; Vahle/. \1
aKi*a tnia Mm ilay t.f o,i.» er, |.n|.
JollN I.Yo.Ns,
i s. loin mi"-loner and ex-ortnio Juatiee of
(-IF A 1.) til- I'em e.
»« .1 II. < l. e .. Attorney for j.laintlff, Valdez .*»
Notice of Forfeiture.
Vttl'U'Z, .M t-krt. Xlltftlllt J, J'.Htl
T<» —. Mm»«:
You i'rr 11 r« 1 • y iintltlftl that tin*
tin HThi^ui tl Kti'i'i'l »1 ilii imiji ;,a> « \ j* 11«1«-«t
• lurina tlit* j'rits I'.mj nn<t |inti nitir iiiitnl:ct|
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• .lining Hmm.-. - itu.i'i- l in*ar MrKiul. v j.ak in
ilif XlKnnik Mi iin^ I i-t• i« t ami <n xv’ol,/
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tin- l nil il >.:i11 *. i 4.mnii«s,otn-i at \hI«Y/, am!
l » whl-li imtii-i s tVlV. -u.-t* i«* mail fn; a i.n* *•
. .liar 'lr-rrij»t<n liononi, in nr«lt*r !•* in*l*i
I •! '.!- mi.! . | ,i n i«i,
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am ii<iiin*:il> ii*lrttiti4 tln-irl** mnuvri.l.itf an
• uni lal.ni ii]*.n min in;, ili.i tin
-i:.n<t!nt r. *|iiir«‘<l t-» mill s.iii riaim* tlnriim
,1.1- y.-a.x I'.fJail.i l.» I. i .li**a I e* flu UtHi. I'.mi.;
•Xtni if at tin* «*xj.i. at inti • i iiinmy uny- j -<*ni
il.r |*iil>!icaii <n «*i tni* iinti.« . \ .* i’u»! *<•• rrfu-.
t * «‘t.liiiitn:t<* ynur 1* |* <;ii«.ji . | mum: c.\mml
;» iff. your *»»t r. in *.M . laims will K-.-onn
i..»• |». i* rty of 1 In- iimiriHit'll, .i, vonr < ••-<<wii
ljrts nirtt'o- tin- u*i|i in «l »• /,. inlltuu- l*v
tin- lemiH*». 'ttitl >.M-tion.
I.‘t s-i I!. Knliiinain.
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i-.i'-t i ij >l»-*aiit»n N**v. !. l- «|.
Summons.
IX THE EXITED STATES DISTIIHT roi’KT,
♦ III; TEE DIsJKICT OF ALASKA,
DIVISION Xu. .1.
Andrew 4iroMW<ddt 1
Plaintiff, Smunitn
V* '( 1. 4’
itobert l.yall, Publiealion.
defendant, j
Tlie President of the Ptilted Stab «, <»f Am
**'*lca, greeting to UuU‘.l l.yall. ueteaiaul:
You are line by Mimmoue 1 and required
'•* ap|H*ar and answer ttie eo.ap.ai.it m me
. »»v mu.i d plaintiff in the v. entitled
a<i»e m ttie above named e n.rt within thirty
»'• i.’oUi the eompletim oi tm* |» * -1 d .. pab
di-atioii of thi- suminoi.'. mat i* t.» .*•< v. «ii ..in
ihirty day- aider th • iTt!i day .,i November.
• »l; or judgment for want of m ; a answer will
•h* taken against you.
S,»id neti in i*. for ilie recovery • f t!:e sum
• t twelve on lid red amt >ix y'.v.o iiidbos ami
I'y rents (♦r.'1'.J..iii), beiae ttie ai.iouiil of prin
d it «nd interest «tu • up.ia a e ‘idaiii piomi'
• .. uoie c veeuted amt ..elitvied oy you to
tff and da'ed Aii„'i r i >. |>.*i, at l t»4i.
• askn, and for n «te *r» e . -aid co ; a..thorn..
»•* ' »»'* ordering t ..e >a! • by t n* I'mte l mu •>
*•••:~!ml of certain vkf,. co.ti; it.*' a I t l#\
>nd plaintiff as eolluicrui « e..riiy f.*r said no.c
<ii oi w.iieii mo e l.iliy appe ar- »»,* me c«»u.
. Iniut on tile ta said cause.
Vud take notice that it y nt la 1 to apjieai
nd i-tinwer said < ompiaiiit’t he pli.intift i.ere
t will apply for jtidgnic i iuiu-ivm . >r t„ -
'U*a ‘p *t ilied and for ta • i tube, r i.« i demaii
i • . ia 'ui 1 eomplaiai.
This publication is made under and by virtue
•i an order of said • ourr dated Aug. z>, i:*.)t.
. i.s: date of publication m iobei •», I 'm.
...el dale oi publication November 17. p.»»l.
u I I'N KSS, the Honorable .mm s Wicker
• dam. Judge of said Court this i:n day of
n-t« ber, A. ii. and oi *»ur I udep -mlence
ti • One iiuudreu and Tu» nty-ninth.
(MCAL.) \. It. IIKILIO,
‘Clerk P. S. IMstrirt Court, for ttie District
oi Alaska. Third Ihv.sioii.
Hy K* A. IlKNDr: :*os. h -puty.
N V. If \KI.AN, Attorney for the Plaintiff,
*d-7 in-:, Yaldez, Alaska.
Application.
1*. 8. Laud Office, Juneau, Alaska.
February 2U, r.ML
Notice is hereby given that: I, Andrea* von
(•UUtlicrof Vulde/., Alaska, assignee «.| Joseph
Kiddie, being entitled to the benefits oi Section
23tH‘» of the Revised Sla.utes of the ('lilted
Stale*, graining additional lands to soldier*
and sailors who served iu tne War of the Re
bellion, do hereby apply to enter l'. S. S irt. y
No.coiiiaiiiing it.i* acre* and more partic
ularly de*cribed a* follows, to-wit:
Saill survey No. :t;*i i* situate 1 with t.o*
Valdez Recording District, I'riuce William
Mtmnd, deacribetl by metes und bounds,course*
and distances, a* follows:
Beginning at Corner No. l. which is N Cl deg
27 min E 27.-77 chain* distant fr.uu corner No. I
of Valdez Townsite, tiieuci- S id deg 27 min W
9.K.7 chain* to corner No. 2; thence X 2* deg ;>3
min W 5..VC ciiuiiis to corner No.thence N id
•leg 27 min E :*.«» chains to corner No. t; thence
8 2s deg 23 min E -Vs* chains to corner No. 1,
the place of beginning. Containing .'>,18 acres.
Variation 2H «teg .77 iniu E.
As additional to his origiu tl homestead on
the N W S W 1, and W 1 a of Lots 1 and 2
ot N \V‘4 ofSec. 2, Tp. :{>>, K 2i, which lie en
tered Nov. 27. 1 S»W». per Homestead Entry No.
1838 at the Failed Suite* lutn.l office at lioon
vilje, Missouri.
Notice is hereby giv en to any and ull parties
claiming adversely auv pcithn of the al#ove
• lescribed tract, shall tile with tin* Register of ,
the U. S. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, an ud
veise claim, in accoidmice witii law. during
the )»eriod of publieati »n •»•• within thirty days I
thereafter. Ani>be »s von Ci nthkk.
Asme • I ..s pli l.iddle.
I, John W. Dudley, -gisier ».t tne l". S. Laud
Oiuee, at Juiieiu, Alaska Lund 1 istriet, do
hereby eertffy tuat a copy of the Notice of Ap.
pin at ion of Soldier's Additi. n* 1 lloiucatead of
Andrea* Veil »• l.ither. C. S. Survey No :»'&». l»c
•nMished i l TlIK Alask \ I'M *i*K<Tt H. t weekly
}w;»t, published in Vi.l l.-z, Alaska, for a pei
:<• • of sixty (tit)) day*, t.r t n (iil) cou*ecu;ive
wieks. Joiix W. Dt dlky, Kegi*t r.
Dale of rir-l pub 8cp. 1o.
Date of ln*t p ib Dee. 1.
You don’t net'll to bring job work
to us. Call Phone 1, we’ll get it.
s-'iis from Seattle Is' of eaeli month for
^fr Plor*l I Jninati. Sitka. Kayak. Yakulal, Valdez,
OdllldUdld .[ took Inlet ami wav jnrts. Sails
from Valdez for S< attic and way |>orts,
1. lt>. h of each month.
1' Sails from Seattle on Kith of each month
for J tinea v, Sitka: Kayak.Yakut.it Valdez,
Seward, ('<Nik Inlet anil wav juris, ('on*
Mr. Santa Ana 1 licets at Valdez with Sir. Kora for all ports
1st ween Valdez and Knahi'ka. Sails Iron
\ aldez for Seattle and way ports, 1st of
k each month.
(From Valdez in Unalaska and way porta
*J(itli of eaeli month, connecting at Valdez
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
K. K. CAINE, President. .1. F. TROWBHllM.K, (o n Mgr
ills First Avo.. Seattle. W'asli.
C. W. MILLER. Ass’t Mgr.
1« Valdez, Alaska.
•4^* ® li^4^, I’rcs, I* M. Brown, 1 hum. F. .1. Kinjelmni, Sec.
Valdez Dod § Wdrefionse (cnzpany.
(Sihh1« i my lw <• ]r , „r#. Hill) Iff! iu wnr«*|i.<M«v till
«*»t ll« «l • • ■ ’ • Inn •'ifilni; to i li«-im.Tioi will ti i it 1 jji.jivi .
h-iil to v.* < im.-k'liWiil' \vif It un f<» |»«. lorwiiril <1 to «.:»• h
mimI «l mu*!i tin,. .M»- y hi it v • i i r»«* T.
Our storage is safe, being i -4th mile from nearest building
StotFje Kestaicraut s .
Keystone ;,ve. Upp. ut. Iviias Hotel.
Meals At All Hours From ii O’clock A.M.
to !lO’clock P.M. Regular Oimier From
•r> to 7. Sunday Dinner A Specialty.
See Cream Parlor
MPS. I,. 11. AU^N.
ns.vrwr i4j nr* ■»—- rrrr. -'** J»*. /r anaur Jjtstot — ar-v-n .. .. . m m wm m—
Valdez Electric Ligiit, Power & TelcFtoac Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Hells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone MU.
ley Hall
Cor. Reservation Av. and Hobart St
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Hooked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White li!ock.
hydraMlic
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, Gates
Questions in regardto HYDRAULIC ENGINE BRING PROB
LEMS freely answered.
TLj r DAI IQC A A 503 Mission street,
I I I Li Dw w wL OWi San Francisco, California.
Cable Address “Bouseco.” Bedford McNeill Code.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
J. H.MORRISON,
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 13.50
(Sold and Silver - 1.50
Copjier ... 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ellamak, Alaska
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for YahleZ people. lJw ruonis.
Kates 50 couth, 91 and $1.50 per day. Fir*U‘laM»
Ke»lauraut in connection. Free Bus. Ouin site
1'. 8. Fosloftice.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
Cut. First Av. «£ l* Diversity bt., SEATTLE
School ol Open All Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying, Architecture, Brawingaud Assay
ing. Assaying of Urea, |25; Bullion and Chlor
ination Assay, 625; Blowpipe Asi*av. $10. Full
course ol Assaying, $50. Established 1861. Send
for circulnr.
A. VAN PER NALLEN, President.
118 Fulton Street, S*n Francisco, 1**1. One
blot A west ol C*iUf Hall.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
•Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
.
Prices Reasonable. .
Ellamar. Alaska
The finest of Laths at tin* Jkxji
Bath lloi sjc.