Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
The Northwest Mining News is
advocating the establishment of a
home for aged and indigent pros
pectors.
The Santa Clara came in from
the Westward last night and will
leave at midnight for the States.
The mail closes at 7 o’clock.
The Portland is bringing addi
tional wrecking apparatus to aid
the Salvor in raising the North- j
western.
About forty men are now work-1
ing in the Latouche-Iron Moun-;
tain mine of the Reynolds com
pany at Horseshoe hay; and fifteen :
m Beatson’s mine. George Buzard
is working twenty-four men at j
Wilson. George Barrack has ten
men employed on the Blackbird
group; and other development
work in different places employs
small numbers in each locality,
but making a large "total.
Julius Singer landed 100 tons of
supplies on Knight island from thej
Bertha and .-fates that, ho expects:
to have a large number of men at 1
work within ten days.
Usterly Outfit.
A letter was received from Geo. 1
Ksterlv this morning wl idi was'
written April V'ii, saying th . his '
outfit would move to tin : ><>u ii of
Nizina tin* following d v. and with
good iuek wouhi lie in camp on Chit
itu I»y the latter part of tii 1 - week. i
He -ays the men at“ all well, The
stock in good condition, and no
great trouble has been experit need
moving in. The trail along the
river is softening considerably. I
and in some places there are over-.
flows All of the o.itfits which j
•Parted from Valdez with the Ms-1
terly parly are still moving along j
with it.
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Prof. C. C. Georgson, lead of the
Alaska agricultural experiment
stations, is on hoard tin steamer
Portland with cattle for the station
at Kodiak. Wallack is also on the
steamer hound for Kodiak to es
tablish a cannery there.
John G. Heid. of the Alaska re
publican national committee, will j
cdl the territorial convention to
elect six delegates to the national
convention in 11)08. The conven
tion will be set for some time in
.November.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
Fred Martin, formerly of Valdez, j
has secured some good plact-r pro}.* |
eriy on Tenderfoot creek, in the j
banana country.
three of the finest saloons in
Seward have been forced to close
owing to tHe recent order putting
on the lid in this district.
Assays just received of ore from
the Royal Development Co. prop
er'yin the Nabesna country give'
returns of $51 in free gold. This,
is the ground located by K. Jh
i- j*-iti ami others, and which will
be worked this summer with a
Hoaal 1 stamp mill. - ' *
The Santa Clara left for thej
^outii last night, carrying 11 pas-1
sengers from here for Seattle.
b. W. Blankney is in town to- j
hav from Fidalgo. He brought up
s°uie fine specimens of copper ore
taken from the tunnel which he'
is running on his property. The
tunnel is now in 210 feet. 25 of
which is in the second ore hodv.
Reports from the Northwestern
are that her position is unchanged
except that she has sunk some
what lower on the rocks on which
she is impaled.
The Portland left Sitka Wednes
day morning and slnmld reach
here hv tomorrow. She will stop
at Catalla.
,J. I). Fiynn, ,(i. If. Close, Pete
McCarty^ end Charles llirks were
passengers on the Santa Clara for
Catalla.
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' From Mondays Bulletin
The outfit which was moving the j
steamer ( hittvna to Copper river
returned yesterday.
Jack •kilton is now on his wavj
front W hitei»m<e to Jhe'ooppci1 dis
trict in th.e YUmv.liver country.'
W . II. Bush has been appoint**]
commercial at Mom* i<n . the
Pacific Coast St*aniship Co ,' with
which concern he wa associated
for II year’s prior to coming to
> a!dt /.
April "Jm h is set for the starting
of tritvl -jurv ca?es at’ Juneau. A
grand jurv u II l>e raj led later to
take up criminal u Jitter.- tor pre
-enta;ion to tlie court.
\Y. K. Buiischoj, formerly of
Valde/. i- now in Charge of ’a n* w
steamer **n Puget sound,,which wa
invmted and hui!; Ty Normal:
Smith. Tim new h'*;t,tt bysa
rotary engine, whicii is the inv n
tion of Mr. Smith, and until M*.
iJou.-ebor was secured here v a
trouble getting an engineer \> •>
could handle the new machinery.
'1 ne Portland arrived ,yc.-.< r<jay j
from Seattle. She mad*- a - op at
hatalla by owing t<t had weigh* r
was iorced t11 ..-uve Itcfoie *11s!> i*■
ing ail her freight for there. Fol
lowing is t!ie passenger Ibf S ]
Watkins, II L Peace, J K Pomi.O
Armstrong. C Conovan. li S M.
Reav v, Fred Johnson, l’ Guion, I.
J Humphrey a ml jvifn. G .M II. m
shaw, W II Tulle, F W Arnold.
Bishop Rowe. J L I.-a:\es, J' W
Frame, R McGuirk. R St* nlien--.
Mike S i rich. Mtk**, M y!*'/vrigm 0
!)om>vit«’h. <» Radi. A \ iek. J t’nn
wav, Maud Toonip.-mi. Jack Goiirt
nev, M Parker, ! C 1 Ionian, W
Brown, M Hayden.
In an interview in Seattle Judge
Wickers ha m announced himself ;e
an advocate of the division of the
Third distri* t, saving he was sorry!
the* project met with slicit poor sue-j
cess at the last* session-of congrs*
COAL — COAL
W.H Triggs agent, or Copper River
Graying Co.
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Notice Of, Forfeiture.
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To T. \V. Ki-tthjson r*
y,(I1 an: her«-l».v notified that the tide:
signed ha.yoN,f, -tim'd *1 --'in laden nd.i nr-*
nt Oils oil' tile eiaim known*:,- 11 ■ e i - •*/.
lode eiai: I, -itiaBed near t -i.-..d i r. ..
creek, a ti ll- ;:: : y •>-, the Kc/ii.u».it»riw-r. ;
re.d-d i:; Hook !!. I'aftf >•'< •"
tile Valdez l:e-ovdi :ig Di-trict. Ain-.n., ..
gold -aid in in itiiTt lain ondcfcsho |-:oyi* •
,,fse Oi i in- devise,i,st«tll!.e.--<•! t n* J ‘
Slate.-, t) dug tile a 1.1 .nut re i'-i.-ed t , n • > “
mining claim lor tin- y t !." • A»»«l }• '•5 ,“11 |
ninct v (lit)) day- imm th • -ri u *.-.<.9 -in ■ <
oh'-Uk* ianii|»iete iintihi'iVtKiii t!..-reoi ><> ■ -u.
refi.s ■ tocolltril.ute you prop- ■: ’.- • i *d e » .
p ijditurc u*.ays ovnpTe y jar nr.e dad
said claim" Wli! I*- <> t* "'c prop -•
undersign d under' and pursuant ni-a d -
o! the Revised Siatu cs ol the I njt -m
Dated at Valdez, Alasica, tins all du> "i
Mardi, 1907.
(turns. I Jim Mu.
First publication March 7, VM)
Last publication June 0, 190:.
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Rev. it. S. Clevenger, formerly
of Copper Center, is now preiching
in tht Baptist chinch at Bullard,
Wash.
Bishop Rowe was an arrival
on the Portland.
The Jennie has Been nine days
trying to unload her freight at
('alalia. Being forced to put to sea
every day or so to prevent Being
wrecked Bv the heavy swells which
roll into the harbor.
Mrs. V. Uaeng is going to the
States ft*r medical treatment. She
will go to the Sisters Hospital in
Seattle, where she will undergo an
opera! ion.
R. II Parker returned from the
States on the. -Portland. He. has
Been in Seattle for tin' past year.
A. J. Meals returned yesterday
from the Ta/nuna. where he has
been working with the steamboat
in ighting party.
From Tuesdays Bulletin
The matter of arranging for the
put chase of the tire'engim- recently
ordered by the Council was taken
up !n>‘ night and a committee ap
p tinted to visit the husines^ mm n
and ascertain what amount of war
rants on a special lire fund they
will suit-.Tibe tor. I he money will
—f— mi mm hi — i •••■ -1 ruai—M n— n- m
be raised in the same manner as
when the chemicals were pur
chased. Warrants will he issued
on a special fund, into which a
percentage of all receipts will bo
paid. In this way the warrants
will In* gradual!} retired without
interfering with the regular war
rants of the city materially.
W. Frame, editor of the Jun
eau Tran-cr1nt, was an arrival on
tin Potfland. <i.ming north on
business i\ nut oted with tin* Alas
ka magazine. He will return on
the satin- boat
Jack Miller is expected in to
morrow from Fairbanks. The
stage on which In* i- a passenger
I left < in koi>;i the J1 st.
The hueatan is due to leave
Seatth» tomorr**rv
!’>. l'. Mi.iaid. of the (1 a 1 ena Bay
i Mining Co., i- in town awaiting
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news of his mining machinery
which was shinped north on tin*
Jennie, in order t«» use tlie machin
ery it was nece-sary to get it to
toe n u c on tin* -now. and now
that tin* Jeanie 1: - .-pent neariv
two week- ato uipiing to unload at
(.'alalia tin* -hd>iing is gone ami
! In* OU t *iT will h ol no U-C to t in
| ou net's un' il r< \l \vinter.
Mr- I*hl Wo "1 i- in town fi«>ni
t ho I * ! k i ie: i I eui in*l -• .
+■ L*— f l ■! 11 'll T|-|—lll—i —
See Us Eor Prices On 1
Now Is The Time To I
• • N'ularv i'llhiic aiul Sit-noma; in . ill «»!..<
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