Of Local Interest
From Mondays Bulletin
Following are the arrival* on
the last sta,?e from Fairbanks: J.
Fred Struther, J. J. Dwyer, Mrs.
Sibyl Wilson, L. Serdenberg, Miss
Jennie Van.
The schooner Maid of Orleans,
wilh a cargo ot salt, Jias cleared for
the Unga cod banks. She ia the
first fishing vessel to leave for the
north Qiis spring.
A stage is due from Fairbanks
Wednesday evening with five pas
sengers.
The Dora is billed to leave today
for the westward.
The Jeanie arrived from the
westward this morning and left at
twu o’clock.
Geo. Hartman and Bert Stevens
came in yesterday from Fairbanks.
A fight is being arranged at
Seattle ! etween Nick Burley, who
was in Valdez last spring, and
Tommy Reilly, of Seattle. Win
ner is to take 90 per cent of the
unto receipts, and a side bet of
$2000 if the latter can bo raised.
After being detained at Port
Townsend for six weeks, the seal
porehers who served a sentence
h<>rc, were finally deported to
Japan.
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Following Is the Pennsylvania
passenger list for this place: A.
IVergon. H. Esheiinan, O. B< ck
-trom, J. Frisby, T. Farr.dl, F K.
MaiUmr, L. Graham, J. St»nkns
and wife, G. Guthrie and wife, E.T.
Griffith, J. Diicken, A. Schultz, H.
!L Oldham, Miss C M. King. Mrs.
/. 8. Moore, Mrs. A. G. Johnson,
C. Heine, B. Tvidt, J.Hanson, E.T.
Looker, A* G. Brown, C. Leber.
Prescriptions are filled by us
with the utmost care. Every part
of the work of preparing the
medicine and checking off, a?
Well as writing the label, is done
hv a graduate experienced phar
macists. Owl Drug Co.
Just a few choice furnished
rooms left in the Copper block,
»team heated, hotel service, your
ttkauco. Also one suite for offices
From Tuesdays Bulletin
B. F. Millard and son went to
Galena bay on the Dora this morn
ini to superintend the moving of
their freight from the beach to the
mine.
Arrivals from the summit say
that hundreds of teams are work
ing on the hill daily, taking advan
tage of the fine trail. If is impos
sible to make an accurate estimate
>i ’lie amount of freight now being
moved over the summit, but it runs
hign in the hundreds of tons.
The Dora started for the west
ward this morning.
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We received on the Portland a
fresh lot of Beef, Mutton, Pork,
Turkeys, Chix, Geese and Oysters
Valdes Market, Phone 29.
Born.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Borgen are
I he nroud parents of & baby girl,
which was born this morning at
lour o’clock. The mother and
‘‘hild are doing well. Dr. Dalton
was in attendance.
Killed At Dawson.
Mr. Otto Anderson, a brother of
Mrs. S. S. Lynch, of Ft. Liscum,
was killed at Dawson, Dec. 7th, b\
the overturning of a sled loaded
with cord wood. Mr. Anderson
leaves a wife and two children who
are now in Dawson. The remains
will be sent to Seattle where the
parents of the deceased reside.
Seattle Hotel Office.
An annex 20x80 is being erected !
on the corner adjoining the obi
Nizina building, which will he used
as an office by the Seattle Hotel.
The addition will he lutin '* and
plastered throughout, and will
contain 12 more com fort a hie roo tie
in addition to the office, which wili
he fitted up in the latest, style with
plate class front and the best of
furnishings.
Furniture for the new rooms!
will be received on the Saratoga j
and within a month the new quar
ters will he ready for occupancy.
Five new rooms have been added
in the re*ir of the old building, all
of which are lathed and plasterel.
When completed this hotel will
have over forty rooms.
Stamp Mill For Nabesna.
John Hanson, manager and pros- j
idcnt of tlift Nahesna quartz min
ing company, which is operatin',
the claims located by K. J. Kjeld,
irri^ed on the Pennsylvania, with!
i party of men hound for Nahesna.
A three stamp mill for the prop
erty has been purchased and
should have been here before this,
hut was delayed in transportation.
It is expected on the Saratoga, and
will be immediately moved over
the trail to the mines.
This is the first stamp mill to he
taken to the interior via Valdez
and the outcome of the venture
will be watched with interest by
mining men.
Chamois vests and chest protec
tors keep the body warm, prevent
pneumonia, coughs, colds and all j
lung 1 roubles; largest assortment.
Owl Drug Co
Free delivery to any part of the
city by the Red Cross Drug Co.
Miss Mary Osland
tlilliiery Parlors
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Ready Made Hats
Hats Remodeled
Hats Made to Order i
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Ladies furnishini! doods
Hobart St„ next McKinley Hall ,
From Friday's Bnllctia.
A surprise party was given Guy
Cameron last night, the occasion
iiemg his birthday.
J. A. Denny and E. H. Tcrwilli
ger were passengers on the Penn
sylvania for Latouche.
The Pennsylvania had three
passengers for Seward. J. W. Ham
ilton, D. J. Btdiam and F. P. Ken
dall
The Pennsylvania arrived this
forenoon with *>()() tons of eoal and
•100 tons of general cargo, and
,,r> p ssengers an I nine horses f«»r
Valdez. Most, of the passengers
are hound for *he interior.
The Orr stazo will arrive this
afternoon with five passengers
from Fairbanks.
flu* case against .foe Diernicer
for burning dnsoline in violator
of ■ oc 11 ordinances, has been held
over until Monday a< two o'elo. k.
in tlie meantime Mr. Dieringoi
will discontinue the use of gasoline
for lighting.
The Dora will remain here about
21 hours after the arrival of th**
Pennsylvania.
Ray Millard and 1,. H.Carvev
came up yesterday from Galena
biy with the Flirt. They will he
here several days.
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On The Summit.
The government outfit, which >
moving 220 tons of freight to th>
interior, now has nearly all of tin
freight on the top oi the hill, and
is moving rapidly. There are 32
teams and 40 men in the party.
This outfit contains about (JO
tons of finishing lumber which
will he used in constructing new
telegraph stations at 'lYikhell. Ton
sina, Copper Center, Cuikan:..
Ohistuchin.i and Mcntaata, t.
roplnoe tlu: old buddings which
, are now in use.
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Complaints were made, out
yesterday afternoon by the tov.
marshal again-t Joe. i hcringcr and
T. K. Winter for violation of th
| ordinance prohibiting the use of
( gasoline within the fire limits of
I the town. At the hearing Indore th
municipal rmigi.-ir.ate thi- rnon -
iug tin* ca-c was continued lint :
three o’clock when i 1>. Winter
pleaded guilty and was titled $!t>
Mr. Oieringcr called f r a jut ,
trial, and the court took the rna -
ter under consideration until
morro*'.
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