Peculiar Accident.
While coming out with the last
mail. Harry King had a rather pe
culiar accident. When about to
climb the hill at Tonsina he dis
mounted, and hitching the pack
animal to the pommel of his saddle
proceeded to lead his riding horse.
The saddle horse from some cause
took fright, ami w heeling around
charged down the hill dragging the
other horse along. The drag on
the saddle caused it to turn, when
the pistol that hung on the saddle
dropped out of its holster, and
-triking the ground was discharged.
The horse instantly fell dead, and
examination disclosed the fact that
lie had been shot through the
heart.
Senators for Alaska.
Senator Dillingham,of Vermont,
is arranging the details of a visit
to lie made to Alaska l>y a sul>
eommittee of the senate committee
on territories, of which he is chair
man. The purpose of the visit is
to make a general investigation
into affairs in the territory with a
view to making recommendations
for legislation.
hlatcrite Hoofing, nothing couals
it.
Notice,
llt.H are wantial for in..vine II,. (Ir.- ...
S c llomplf, at the hunk.
Dissolution of Partnership.
li.rrl.y glvtn it.at |I„. parinnrdili.
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Before putting on yonr new Roof
I see the Klaterite Rooting—get tig-I
I urea from MctHillicuddy.
Prospectors H Hunters
Will »nvc their freight mol ••Xfwn-e of
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COPPER
If you ar- interested In <’o;*i4-r as a Minor,
.smelter, Owner. Pphjh< •in'-, Pioinoter. Si***
' lator or InvesToi. you need t}., t opper llatid
l«M»k. Tlo* 1 *•••". edition j;i** »nT. gi%»•» new n»i*l
full chapter, otj lIn* !!;>:.•. y. t • »!•.*> rio.in
istry, Miiiera *gy. Metallurgy and • *e« • t o^
per, with i chapter devoted -o!eiy t-» ~;.»ti*rh
1 and covering the entire suhtact of Copper ••like
i h ),lank* t " Tin- longest chapter in the Inm.U
i* 'Wviiti i to the description* mine*, an 1
' there are
2,207 Copper Mines
I.i*ted and d -scribed in this book all ,hee«»i»
J»*r m’n*.*' in tin* world- the d* •». riptio*:* ran.
ttig from a lev. lines *o t.*n pair aeeor Hug to
iti»tH»rtan» e. The Look ha- • »J i*c*av** png-*,
in l»re« i-i ?y|*\ and i* beaut i folly and *tr.*ngiy
' bound, with gilt lout. Price l* *>*» in buckram
I and IT "41 in full library morocco. 1» \v il i>«
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in? that it v. ill hi* k'*pt and paid fur ii *a!i'*?H -
rv. or returned within a w-ck Niter r* «*• i\!.
. if it line* not suit for any mu* *:i whatsoever.
1 If you want a copy «m tit -m* l• •: tn-. ulu*!i arc
, tIn* mo*t liberal ev-r off-red by any publish *r.
please order NoW from the author and pub*
fisher. Ilnl; \» K .1. *TKVKNS. J l*KK lil.Oi K
llon ino.N MU if.. I . s. \.
Dock Bath House.
Best Accommodations in Town.
Porcelain Tubs, Hot and Cold Water
Every Possible Convenience
Laundry On The Premises.
dome Restaurant t :
Keystone Aye. Opp. St. Elias Hotel.
Meals At All Hours From ti O’clock A.M.
to !l O’clock P.M. Regular Dinner From
5 to 7. Sunday Dinner A Specialty.
IceCreamandSodaWater Parlor
MRS. 1. H. ALLEN.
Notice of Forfeiture.
PRATTLE, WASH., Mh.V <?. l'.HK*.
T«» j*. J. M l Kyi I- .
Y«*h ar< ln-rel»y notified that the undersigned.
Ala-ka development 4*om|*any. ha- expended
during the year- and P»*2 Five
liundrt-d dollar- in laln.r and improve
ment- U|*iii til -< atalla Oil 4 Iniin No. 1. situ
ate«i In the 4 liilkat Mining l»i-triet. Valdez
IT* ••?!*« t hi-trb’t 4*f Ala-ka. tl»e location certifi
cate of whb-li was recorded on January,?. I-*.**.*,
in Minin* Kec.nl No. i.nt page 299. in Mining
IM-trlct lle-.rd- of the IHstliet of Ala-k'u.
which then • mhraced tile land covered by -aid
4-la 1 tn. in order to hold -aid claim under pr»»
vi-.oiisof Section £<2i. Kevl-cd statute- of the
fnlt-d States and the amendment* thereto
<*«nie ruing annual labor upon mining elaitn-.
lading the amount required to iiold -aid Maim
for tiie |«*ri«*d of five year- • ndiug on the ::l-l
day of iKsvnitvr. Itxrj. And if «t the expiration
of ninety day- from the publication of this
notice, you fail or rvfu-e to contribute your
proportion of -ueh expenditure a- a co-owner,
your inte.e-t in -aid olaim. will become the
j ro,.i-rty of the iinder«igu**d. Ala-ka Iievclop
m i.i foiMpaiiy. vour co-ov. iur. who hi.- made
the re^ulr. d expenditure. by til • term- of -aid
*c4*tl* n.
Ala-ka I»fyf.|o»mfnt 4'omfanv.
Attc-t: ll\ It. Johnston, President.
I II \- l*. Ml N I • A A . -<-er T :.r\ .
date o: fir-* j* ib!L • ♦ i*»i.. May 21. P.Atf.
ji.iT- of Inst publication. Aiig. 2>', l'.-'L
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A pood prescription
For mankind
The ccj.t pack !- . fioiigh for usual oeea
-lon. Tiie laiuily ia.itle (»io <*cni*i eoniaiu-a
supply f«.r a year. All druggists avil them.
You push the button and l.-t me
<ln the r«-»t. Fend your films or
plnt.-s and I will finish them com
plete and print copies as wanted.
L. ('. Larsen. Plmtoprnher,
Key stone Ave., Valdez.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
L R. CAMPBELL
PRICES.
'Gold. Silver and Copper $.‘{.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
ELLAMAR ALASKA
HOTEL HILLER.
Headiniarters for VALDEZ People
120 Rooms. Kates 50e. $1.00 and
$1.50 per day. First class res
taurant in connection. Free
litis. Opjsisite U. S. Postolliee.
\V. t;. POTTS, Manager.
Cor. 1st Ave. and
University St. SEATTLE
5. Q. n/»TI1EW5,
Sanitary = Plumbing
Steam Fitting and
Water Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Vai.i.k*.
!
Wellington coal for sale at ollicc
of the P. P. iV X. Co.
B©C* Browne!,
PAINT, OIL QLA5J
A MS
HARDWARE j
k L. 5. Camicia.
Dentist and Optician.
A Full I .iiu* ofSj>octnolcson Hand. Clocks
and Watches Repaired on
Short Notiec.
MoKixlf.y Sr. Valdez.
C. K. HAMMOND,
Forwarder.
Interior Transportation a Specialty.
Feed and Sale Stables. Storage Warehouse.
McKinley Street, Valdez, Alaska.
McIntosh & Dunckles
Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing
All work will receive j>r<attention. INtrli da-s
Macksuiilliing made a »|>ecial fcalUlc. tiivc ll.-» a rail.
■Con. Kf.ystonk and McKi.m.ky. Vai.i>kz
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General information about the country gladly furnished free of charge. Book with 3 maps, telling all about this
country, sent to any address for 50 cents.
Miner’s supplies sold at Copper Center and Teikhell for less than cost of packing in.
Notice to Property Owners.
We have changed our minds. As the first Railroad has come and gone and the Nizina has
turned" out better than expected, gold will soon be more plentiful than land- We advise land owners
to hold up high till the next railroad, or you will be submerged in gold dust and find yourself landless.
Copper River Mining,Trading &Development Co.
INCORPORATED.
Head Office: 400 Broadway, Opp. Church, Valdez Branch Office at Copper Center, Alaska.
R. Blix, Sec’y and Treas. A. HollTISn, Gen. Manager.