Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
Reservation School Flection
The election of a School Board for
the Reservation took place yesterday,
C. E. Rudolph, H. R Leslie and James
Fish, being chosen fot* the ensuing
year. The old board was C. E. Rudolph,
Edmund Smith and W. E. Root, Mr.
Smith declined to seire another term,
and Mr, Root is out of the city for tin
indefinite period so with the exception
of Mr. Rudolph, a new Board was
selected. The vote was as folio\s:
C. E. Rudolph, 50; H R. Leslie, 50;
James Fish, 45.
Mrs. Lottie Brown hHs beeu ap
pointed matt on of the Good Samari
tau hospital.
Jesse Crawford, who has been in the
employ of the Valdez market, is now
in the Good Samaritan hospital, Buffet
ing from an attack.of appendicitis.
Sam Miller, who was well known in
this section, having spent several sea
sons at Slate creek, died June 10th at
Los Angeles, from the effects of rn
operation for cancer. The deceased
leaves a wife and four children.
J. i . Ustrander has gone to Knights
island on a business trip.
The Copper River steamboat Chit
tyna is almost completed and prcpara
tious are beiug made to launch it o:
the 4th of July.
Steve Birch, (Jeo. IJazlett and Calvi.
Hazlott left yesterday f >r a trip to tin
interior. They will visit t..e Bonanza
mine and other portions » t ihe cuppci
district during the summer.
.Major Richardson, of the Alaska
Road Commission, left yesterday for a
trip to the summit. 11“ \\iiI make ai
investigation of the road through tin
canyon, with the intention of piet wr
ing an estimate of the cost of complet
ing a good wagon road to Dutch Flats,
aud he will endeavor to secure a speck:;
appropriation from congress next ses
sion for this work.
VV . M. Briggs treasurer of tuo Urt at
Northern Development Co, is iii tin
city prepa: ing for a trip to I lie Kotsin »
lie will leave tomorrow.
Jos. Bot;rke left on the Annie thi
morning for Laud luck bay.
V. A. Schmitz was a passenger o:
the Saratoga for the States. On hi
return Mr. Schmitz will lie associate
with <J. A. Caudle:- in the Alaska Dnu.
Co.
The dance given last night at Moos'
Hall was a success in eveiy way. then
being u good attendance end lira
music.
The Hrov. n smelter at Hadley hi
been turned over to au eastern syndi
cate .
From Saturday's Bulletin.
Neil O’Connor, win bus been pro?
poet lug in Fidalgo buy for some tiuo,
returned to town yesterday.
Mrs. H. T. Whitley entertalm
number of ladies at h»*r home yester
day afterno n at Five H i aired. Mr
won the first prize and Mr
Leslie the second.
The Jennie is expected to leave Seat
tle for the North Jura- -J«i.
Mr.and Mrs. Kdmund Smith will
celebrate the 2"fh anniversary ot their
wedding tonight.
At the meeting of the Fire Hepart
meut last night the committee ii
charge of the Fourth of July cehhr.
tlon made their r**p>rt-*, Mating that a
arrangements for a grand timo on th»
national holiday mo well under *»
The parade will be the meet striking
affair ever arranged in the town, the
main float, on which the queen of the
day will ride, being very elaborate.
Several of the business houses have
arranged for handsome floats.
It is possible that the contest for (he
election of a goddess of liberty for the
Fourth will have to clo^e on -June.TUb,
so there willbo time to make and fit
the elaborate gown which will be pro
Tided for her. It behooves those who
are backing a candidate, to get bu\v
and run their favorite up tothe highest
possible point as soon as possible for it
is rumored that there is a dark horse
who has live hundred votes pledged at
the present time. This bunch of bal
lots will probably be voted the last
day so as to prevent the other candi
dates from securing enough votes to
win out.
A report has been circulated of a
rich quartz strike made by 4,i{ d"
Litis, but Mr. Lllis states that his di
•overy is merely some small stringers,
in some of which color-i of gold cun 11
seen. He says it is nothing to cau.«
any excitement or stampede.
From Mondays Bulletin
A special term of the district four
has been called for Valdez to stai'
duly 29th. The unlice was received 1
wire from Judge Wickershatn Satur lay
afternoon, and contains no statement
as to whether there will be a gr<n»l
jury called. It is evidently the in.m ■
i<.:i of the Court to clear up the e ale*
lar here before go ng to Fait banks.
Ti e fire department float will can j
two flags which have a great hi.-tor e
value. They are small 'ilk fhrg.-wLii |
were eariied from Atlanta by Sherma
in his march to the sea, and they -h w
many evidences of the fights along the
trip, in tie* way of bullet ho!. -. They
a-. the property of W. It Brenna n
Th* Santa Clara go* s t ) Katalla Il ia
afternoon, instead of making tin we
ward trip first .
Develop Biy; Cop par PrupertAs
Articles of inc< rp ration l ave l *c
’lit 1 at Oiympi i for tl. i*. dice V*,l
liam hound Amalcain itod t’opp'-i
1 i ; a:ij ’.Ml 1) a c * | it el / i1 not
10.>,<100 tl ut to ha vc head «•{; .•> in he d
. , <md bianchf in t’ti’.c .vfc mi 1 Adi'
, • i cpic.-cntinj; tlie oi k u.i/.iI mu <-l .
virpi.rutinu bj' it. (’ idliotf, < .
1 CmcatM , Mini associates for ex1 ■ •
development of copper pro;‘tin
t): iij* I’i nee William sound.
A room* these propc tics i
famous Kiiamar mine which t! <<•
perators have co.diuctcd to pc i
f’ < 1 fOO| l.l" M*. Nilotic lolls for ti
’ransfer w c made A; ill 2d.
'i’lie mcoi :miKtors ot the n w con
"i ; n named in flic articles arc If. *
;„iio!t and K 1'. S’lftio*1 of (
. i Mam ice Me Mi ’ken, I*. ( . Ho, !
iud 11. J. I! ill:s**y of r>e ,!,l ■.
li Ulix Married
King* aid Miix and Mr« V oilf “ v>f «
i». rrifd at t’opp'r <Vnler h f* w d*
, by Judge Urdu.itn Mr l< • *.
r j roprU'tor of II did II In*»f. <
\ .1 k1 Kit to all tb** inhabit in’
,.*11-11 > •!, and tin* brid** ia a re*
.»r t jftil In* (** iitdry
r dinning i» a li-t of j<a»»M.eert* f* i
. ! it./on the Santa (Mat.* Mr*
•nj». A. *N Bradford, J. II *****
I, v; M •!’.!«» I**n. J. Mahon, A Ma‘ *n.
1. K. Prig-ley. I>. ugh** Mead. * • »•
>u kin-on. K lv!* Itiian, A J. !*■ ’
j* Annan* ’, Jot* Un-tots, A II Inyl -.'.
dr-. W il. liMtbfth
A number of fro nd- congregat'd
the homo of Mr. and Mr-, h iinu d
S ..ith Saturday evening to join in
tf. lebratioo of tba Sab wedding uuui
versary of the hosts. Fuchre furnished
entertainment, and n fine lunch was
served later iu the eveuing Mrs. F.
M. Brown won the ladies prize and J.
W. Letdy won the gentlemans prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith wero the re
cipients of a number of fine pieces of
cliiun as pie.-, nts.
The Santa Clara arrived iu port from
i Seattle e-irl y this morning. She en
countered rough weather nearly ail the
way, and although she laid up at Ka
talla two days, was unable todischaigr
any freight, or tlie passengers on ac
count of the heavy st-a roiling there
A number of men who were booked for
Kntalla to work on the railroads wen
brought to Valdez and an attempt will
bo made to land them on the return
trip of the boat.
From Tuesdays Bulletin.
Advices from Seattle are tbnt tin
Saratoga will leave for Valdez Thurs
day and the Yucatan ab >ut the l>t of
•July.
The telephone line from Tonsina t»
Kotsina has been completed from tl.»
t-ridge to Copper river and four mil. t
1 iwu the other side. It will bo in
>; :: rat ion iu u few vvesks.
T C. Armstrong, representative of
d. F Polk & Co., directory publishers,
is in the city securing data for a new
edition of the* Alaska directory
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That the strike of the telegrapher#
! on the Pacific coast is assuming serious
proportions is evidenced by the fact
that messages for California. Arizona
and Nevada are received at this otile#
only subject to delay.
A wedding is predicted t»etween two
of the yonug people of the city and tha
dated* given as July 31. Now we think
that is hardly patriotic, when Valdez
is striving so hard to secure attractions
for the glorious 4th. for this couple to
get married the day before Let them
have the ceremony performed on the
grand stand after the oration of the
day. Tne committee on arrangements
will undoubtedly offer a prize to the
one who makes the l*esf appearance on
the stand, and the ceremony will be
the event of tho day.
S. IS. Means and Leu Thompson hwe
gone to (itilkaua to start work on the
construction of telegraph stations, the
contract for which inis been it l to Jus.
Fish
Mrs C. <5. Debney mult i went an
ope:alion nt tlie Valdez Hospital yes
to: Ihj am! the doctors report that slit*
is getiing along nicely.
The Suita Clara went to KataSla yes
terday afternoon aud will not return
here until after calling at Seward. She
i.i expected to leave for Siattle ab nit
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