Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin,
Grant Sweet anil 0, Cooper ar
rived on ihe Saratoga. Mr. Cooper.
, u brother of Hoy who will conic
north in a few weeks.
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The Saratoga ar rived here today,
shortly after noon. She was un
tide to call in at Catalla.
Following are the arrivals on the
Sat atoga:
Miss A Spencer. J. A. Lindsay,
\j Schumacher, A P Frisbv, L Hue,
M Harris, J Givens, G Thomas, A
\j Steele, F Douse, C Joins. E L
Erickson, C Richards, A Coutts, F
Johnson, J Mehanovich. \V Link,
E. G Sweet, C Cooper, H B Cordon
.1 Ooonan, F Close. S C Holbrook
Mud wife, E Benson, W ’McGee. J
Morgan, H N Nichols, .J Corish, C
P Friend, B Engelke, H B Parkin
and wife, N Dicken, C E Jones, G
Mathison, \V Chirk, C Underwood,
M Underwood, W Cavanaugh, J F
uavansiugn. r x>isnop. i narnng
lon, I) Sargeant, J Morrison, D A
L s ein. Ear* Hyde, J A Weklin,
.! Lynch, W Griddle. W Howard
and wife, H Gardner, Mrs E C
Wasson. Mrs A Duncan, H Thom
j.Min, A Barber, J A Fagerhurg,
Mrs M E Sharp, Mrs M Larson,
M D Doolittle, E B Martin, \V
Kirkland, A Landberg, L J Lehert.
; H III ley, Mrs. K Mcssncr, Mrs. C
Morse, C L Jamison, G G Rood. G
A Hamilton, J Canto, J Disgresia.
C Keeney, A Swa, G Alto. H Mar
tala. G S;da, G Matson. A Langee,
K Close. P Hogan, O Larsen, G
Jackson, A Bartlett, 13 steerage.
It is estimated that at least 250.
000 persons from east of the Rock
ies \vi!i visit the A-Y-P Exposition
in 1909. Each visitor will spend
on an average $100, which will
make $25,000 000 ieft in the state
of Washington by these people
alone.
The fire department was called
out last night about 8:30 by the
fire whistie, an alarm having been
n-nt in that there was a fire on
8;ierman street on the reservation
The apparatus was hauled through
the deep snow for a considerable
finance out that street, hut no
fire could he found. It is not
known who sent in the alarm.
imow shovelers are in great de
ft •uni and the price has gone up
1° $1 and $1.50 per hour.
Owing to the had weather the
T'liiknm social, set for Saturday
ni-br, has been postponed.
Aecording to the Juneau papers
h. Bruner, of Catalla, announces
but his company is going to pro
'*■1 with railroad work from tha
'bye regardless of the Guggen
leiitlS.
Burl M. Hennen, who spent sev
f:d years in the Copper river val
v writes from Morgantown, W.
|li*,hat he intends to return to
'B section in the spring and asks
' be remembered to all the boys
^rui. Egan, who yrent to Seattle
gently to attend to business in
huection with the sale of the
r:° Kr°up of copper claims on
ln‘ght’s island, returned on the
►ratnga.
I Ff01n Saturday’s Bulletin,
lecil H. Clegg has been in town
feral days on business. . He will
I to Seward today and re
turn here again in time to attend
court.
Wm. McGee, who has spent the
winter around Seattle, is again in
town. He has purchased two pile
drivers, whirl) are now working on
contracts in Seattle, hut he will
move them to Prince William
sound this summer.
J. D. McCormack, ‘lie pioneer
storekeeper of Lvak, returned from
a visit to the States on the Sara
toga.
Marshal Wvhrant will take a
trip to Seward on the Saratoga.
The Saratoga is billed to leave
for the westward at 9 this evening
John Lyons, U. S. Commissioner
at thi* place, has heid his oflic<
longer than anv commissioner now
serving in Alaska. He was ap
pointed Jan. 31.1901.
Joe Bell will spend the summer
prospecting on the Sound, instead
of going to the interior. He will
join Ambrose Beil and Norman
Merchant, who are now having a
30 foot launcl buiit for the season’."
work. Th“ boat will be equipped
with a 12 horse power engine and
is guaranteed to make nine knots
an hour.
The A-Y P Exposition will cover
250 acres.
Wm. Gelineau went to Long hay
Wednesday with live men to do de
velopment work on the Gelineau
Hauers cooper property.
The Fairbanks stage left for th
interior at one o’clock this after
noon wit Ir the following passengers*:
U. M. Dickey, W S. Clark, C. E
•Jones, Henry Rilev. G. W. Matt lie
sen, Jas Corish, E. Benson, and
C. A. Hamilton.
Another stage will leave for
Fairbanks Monday. Following
are the names of the passenger.**:
Mrs. A. Duncan and daughter, J.E.
Morrison, J G. Bechtel H Parkin
and wife, Mrs. K. Messner, Mrs
C. Morse.
The Saratoga experienced such
had weather on the way up that
she made no attempt to land at
Catalla, but will probably stop on
die wav South.
Wm. Boost her is in a Seattle
hospital suffering from an attack
of appendicitis.
Wm. Carless, of Catalla, arrived
from a visit to the Slates on the
Saratoga. He will go to Catalla
on the first boat.
The wires to the interior have
been down for several days, and
Miss Mary Osland
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Udies rurnishin; Ooods
Hobart St„ next McKinley Hall ,
! on ' iv v snow it
nm v • •<>' »• r 'pairs
car '
Fr ., i,ii futility were
CXpeete ■ > i' i .og i, but tlo-r
chan cl • I! . no v on t he
way iruni
madhouses.
We are a in .. position to fill
your wan i the line of fresh
Beet. M»'' i«• i i ii Fork. We have
a large - ... on hand to select
from, and w cal he pleased to
have you mil W a a*sur»- von the
l»ri< es are right. Alaska Meat Co.,
Valdez Markef.
From Mondays Bulletin
Clerk of the t’ourt E. J Stiers
and S’enographer Geo Jeffries ar
rived last night from the Tatvina.
Mr. Stiers is suffering with hisevs
, considerahlvr overwork having
nenrlv destroyed his sight. He will
go to the States for medical treat
ment.
' Ihe Saratoga sails for Seattle
direct Wednesday at noon.
An Orr stage with mail and five
passengers arrived from Fairbanks
last night. Following were pas
sengers: Si Marks, F. Brown, E.
J. Stiers, G. A. Jeffries, H. G.
: Walker.
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S. A. Hempie has given an
option on five mpper claims* ad
joining the Ben's* Mj t roportv, ou
Latouche island. «t the Fovtb
I he option was taken by Chican*
parties for $2o,0(H). th» first pn>
ment to he made within » few dav*.
The stage left here for Fairbanks
ibis morning with chili passes*
_ers.
Judge Wickersham and fit*
leave Fairbanks on the slsvre <v
dav. District Attornev Mar
will start later in the week nod
Marshal Perrv will not mme out
for this term of court.
Chas. Burk and Andr-w Mc
Donough, had a rnisnndo1 standing
Friday, which terminated in an
exehange of blows and a iron plan.
McDonough is now serving a 1»
dav sentence and Burk was fined
$100 for his exhibition of shooting
irons. No one was injured.
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