Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Washington. Deo. 14—Senator
Piit s is to see the president to-dav,
and will ask him to receive the
Alaskan delegates, and all Alas
kans now in Washington, in a
body. Arrangements have been
made that Secretary Hitchcock
will give the Alaska convention
resolutions to the president, while
Senator Ankeny will present the
credentials of the delegates to the
Senate, and Cushman will do the
same in the House.
Seattle, Doc. 14—A. E. Bovd,
general manager of the Nome Tel
ephone Co., has made an offer to
t* e war department to lease the
entire Ala.-kau cable and telegraph
system. He is hacked by eastern
capital, and is confident of his
abnity to make it. a paving propo
si.ion from the start. No answer
lias been received from the depart
ment. A special act of congress
would lie necessary to make such a
change.
racoma, Dec. 14—The govirn
has brought suit to annul titles to
lands amounting in value to more
than half a million dollars, elaim
that the land was fraudulently ac
quired. '1 In-re are about one hun
dred claimants to the land.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 14—The
Czar, closely guarded, does not
stir from the palace. lie is plac
ing all dependence upon Vitte to
restore order. The employees of
of the Trans-Siberian railroad have
Bent word to the Manchurian armv
that even if a strike is declared I
they will bring home the army to!
fight for liberty.
New York, Dec. 14—Sarah Bern
hardt. is up against the t bent rival
trt st in T( xas, and will he forced
to appear this trip in a large tent, i
The trust has closed die doors of
all their theatres against her.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 14 -Messen-i
gers arrived to-day after a tramp,
of 130 miles, to announce the for
mation of a new form of govern
ment at I.ivonia. set up by the in-1
surgents, who have captured Dvina I
fort. Many of the governmenti
troops have gone over to the rebels. I
There is a general uprising of the!
peasants, who are strolling over!
the country in hands, pillaging the
Butaller places.
Toledo, Dec. D5—The Nelson
McGovern fight is called off. No
forfeit was j ut uj> by McGovern. |
Chicago* Dec. 1(5—The sujr.eme
court says Tohan Hocli. the mod
ern Bluebeard, must hang Fehru
arv 23. for the murder of Ids wives.
I
Los Angeles, Des. 1(1—Eddie1
Hanlon was heaten last night in |
twenty rounds by Kid Herman, i
The fighting was fierce from start
to finish.
Milwaukee, Dec, 15—The civil
service reform league is in session
here. • Resolutions condemning:
boss rule were adopted to-day.
New Yolk, Dec. 15—Miss Fitz, a 1
Nome operator, was robbed herej
to-day. She had ordered furs to !
tiie value of $5,000 sent to her ho
tel, and on their arrival the deliv
ery wagon was met at 'lie door by!
strange man who receipted for the!
furs and disappeared. No trace of
the stolen goods has been obtained.
St. Paul, Dee 15—A big banquet'
was given here Iasi night to James :
J. Hill. In a speech Hill declared
that extensive rate reductions, due
to the raj>id development oi the
west, would l*e made soon.
Washington, Dec. 15—There -ire
likely to he two vacancies on the
Alaska bench soon. The term ofj
Judge Moore, of Nome, expires •
next sjirmg, and there is every
probability that the new bill < reat
ing uii extra judicial district will
be adojited.
Washington, Dec. 15—A delcga
tion of the Aiaskans here will meet
the president to-dav. Delegate
Ry an is to be spokesman. There
■will l»e about twenty in the delega
tion.
Vancouver, B. C., Pec. lt>—In
dia is kidiai>i«l a g'rl from her*
an i took her to an interior village
Po sonous herb juices were used to
disguise her, and she died soon af
ter Udng recovered.
Tacoma, Pec. lti — During a
heavy fog to-dav there was a head
on collision of street cais, in whi h
a motorman was killed and two
fmssengers seriously woni.dcd.
Several others were slightiv in
jured.
St Pet. rshnrtr. Poe. lft—War
ships have heen ordered to shell
Riga, now in the hands of the rev
! oluliohists. The Manchurian armv
i it* 1° he disarmed before heing re
turned home, fears heing enter
tained that they will join tho rev
olutionists.
Washington. Pee. If.—The de
partment of justice has lost all:
trace of Puter nnd MeKirdev, who!
are under conviction for Oregon
land frauds. They were released j
! *o testify against P.inger Hermann
and have disappeared.
Los Angeles. Pee. It!—The local
haseh.all team won the post season I
championship from Tacoma, get-c
I tihg five out ot six games.
Portland, Pec. 16—The Northern
saloon at this place was held tip
by masked robbers tn-dav. Scv
joral sIkIs were fired, wounding two
of the saloon men. The robbers |
i escaped.
Copper Center. Pee. 16—1.. R |
Kadcliffe dieil here to-day very
suddenly of nppoplexy.
Seattle. Pee 16 — There have
! been a number of complaints re
cently regarding the immigration J
officers, claiming that they are I
grafting. It is charged that they j
extort money from Japanese;
women immigrants. The depart
ment has started an investigation
of the charges.
Washington. Pee. 16—Cochran,'
in a speech to-day, scored the in-'
snrance companies. He favots'
making ‘them confine their busi
ness to the s afrs in which they are
chartered. He denounced the sys
tem as vicious.
Seattle. Pee. 18 — The North
Coast Limited on the Northern
Pacific road was held up seven
miles west of North Yakima Satur
day night. The express and mail
oars were detached from the train
by ths robhens and run u*1 thej
track about two miles, where the ;
through and local safes were hath
dynamited and considerable plun
der obtained. The passengers
were not moles toil. Several po--is
are now in pursuit of the robbers.
Shanghai, Dec. IK—Trouble in !
the consular courts resulted in
rioting, during which twenty Chi
nese were killed and many woun
ded. The German consul, Stone,
an 1 the American vie.- consul were
injured. Two foreigners were
killed. Martial law was declared
and marines from the warships
were landed to restore order. The
Chinese stores were closed during
the riot, hut the smaller shops
were looted by the mob.
Moscow, D<e. IK—The Rost off
Grenadiers mutinied yesterday and
seized the fort. They were under ;
the leadership of a private named j
Seabaroff. After capturing the'
fort they trained the machine guns ;
on the loyal troops, hut eventually
lost their nerve, and a portion of
them returned to duty, and finally
the remainder surrendered the
leaders to the lova! troops.
St. Petersburg, Dee. 18 — The)
professes to Ik* only fighting the:
•‘Red Revolution,” Imt the general
population is terrorized by a fear
of a new “White Terror.” headers
of the proletariat of high stand ng
are in hiding. If force is used hv j
the opposition it is their intention ;
to return blow for blow. Witte's
life is in great danger. The pal-!
ace is being closely guarded I>y
troops.
Washington, Pee. IK—Major':
Ri.hardsell, in his annual repur!,!
urges that an appropriation he!
made for the building of Alaska 1
roads. II- states that the average
<-o-i of construction would be about
$8,0G0 per mile.
Tokio, Dec. 18—Marquis Ito lias
bom made resident governor of
Korea.
Loraine, Ohio, Dec. 18—During
n tire in the Verbeek theatre build
ing, at this place, four people Were
burned to death. Thay were liv
ing in apartments in the building.
‘ Tend to your Own business.”
Your Christmas will he Merrier.
Friday night.
I_~
Wikidel’s -
- "Restaurant
(Old Postoftice Building.)
"Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments
O.pen Daty and /Sight
Valdez
Distributors For All Points
ROILING MEAT 1(V MUTTON CHOPS If* and 2»V
Phi:r ROAST 12} and 1'c .Ml'TTOS STKW in,
ROUNOSTEAK loo VENISON STEAK «»<j
PRIME RIR ROAST PORK CHOPS 2(V
1*> and -in- FAN-'Y CALIFORNIA
LEG OF MUTTON lfi« ORANGES :U> 40 5000cdot. i
I
Give Us An Order and Try Our Fast
Delivery.
Chicago, Dec. 1!*—The hrirk trust
made a complete surrender in the
court to-dav. when fines agregat
ing fUs/KX) were impos-d on
| eers of the company Several
have been in 'icted for conspiracy.
i New York. Dec. pi—The insur
ance investigation is nearing an
end, only the smaller companies
now being under inquiry.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 10 — The
workingmen’s counsel in secret ses
sion have issued a proclamation
predicting the fall of the govern
ment, and saying that if the gov
ernment declared martial law the
proletariate would appeal to the
army for help.
Olympia, Dec. 10—A trust deed
of the Alaska Central railroad was
filed to-day in favor of the \\\ st
ern Trust A- Savings l’.ank. It is
made a a guarantee for a bond is
sue of 30,000,000.
Tokio, Dee. 10 Huron Komura
is still unable to comphtc the
treaty with China, negotiations for
which have been nnd< r way ever
since tin- Portsmouth decision.
Pressure is thought to have been
brought on Chinn hy Hussia, Per*
many and France, to compel her
to refuse the demands of Japan.
Chicago, Pec. 10—Heavy loans
made to John K. Walsh have
caused the suspension of the Chi
cago National Kejni*abJe Trust Co.
and the Home Savings Hank. The
hank examiners found that big
loans had 1>cen made to Walsh on
railroads and mines. Other hanks
have guaranteed full payment to
the «h p< sitors.
San Francisco, Pes. 10—Fitzsim
mons hr-aiks camp to-day. For
the past two days he has been :
merely ke ping limbered up. A
crowded house yesterday watched
his work. O’Hrien is the favorite,
odds of 10 to 7 being given. He is
still keeping at his training. The!
tight comes off \\ ednestlay even
ing.
MOTEL DiLLER.
He:-d«j milters 1.»r Valdez p •< j»le. 1*20 rooms.
Rates .Vteonf*, ami *!.Y» j . r day. Firstcle»>
Re*duu - nt hi •-•uiiieciioii. Flee Bu*. Opp<«ai! •
VV. (I. FOT l'S, Manager.
Co*. First Av. A I'ulreralty si.. 8F. VTTI.E
Mineral Application No. 73.
Survey No.
T. s. l.un l Office, -fun -an. Alaska.
Non • mber !», 1 *T.
Norb-e i* hereby given that in pu;>unM «• •»/
the ««•: «i i. approved May noil. 17 h
and all m.N i• .i*n ue- and regulation-. the
'hi tea 1 evee pa: u>t < oiiijuny. u eorp • a'i :i,
organized under ; » laws of tie- r-ta-c of V j.-h
ing’oii, n id having its principal place <1 hied
lies* at Seattle, Wa- dreCoi:, by K -Perl 1>. lira’.,
its duly authorized .’lorney' in fact, who •
ho t iidi' i :s Kavus, Mask.*, lias made eppli-.
lion tor a patent f *r th • a.e ; embraced within
the placer min ml >il elnlm known i:s;
Claim 1.4 l. he N-». IN iv.oo-i oil Claim
No. 12. Redwood 4)11 i htiin No. 11, K>-dwcod
<»il < laim No. 1 and ll I wood <1 < laim No. ‘.)
e mi! ra ni- oil i eial>r.-.« ed m survey No .
■Vo situate in Kay ak l.eiortliug l>i.«tiie|. Third
I ivi-7 »«i, l ‘is*ri ! *h Alaska and de**ri »*d by
tlie »<uv hil pi •* herew ith posted nud by the
held notes "M I*j.• i,j tiic office oi the it > -t* r » i
Juueuu laiud Ottle-*, I i triel oi AUskf. which !
field Hot - of -rrr\c\ desribe the b-mmiaru
and c\’i at of * lid cl dm with magntic varia- ,
ti- ir of deg. 2? hii l. 1*.. as follows to-Wit t
4'L.VIM No. 1.
liegiiit:!:)*' at Corner No. 1 a spruce -tump 12
iris, diiim. >*i'tar *1 to h in-., :t i •••t high, «*ri4• *i
t V*. l-.> \ ». . . ;r Hi wlilei) Cnilc 1 Sta.es
I .vitloii Mon .in nt Kayak No. 1. bears --. ;Ct
deg. 2) lain. : *. . ih I * <1.7 • feet.
Hit 11' • ■ 1 * deg 12 mil). » S.* •. \V.
.•If -• v. e.voi; ro! d ;• N. s', dig. til min. >A .
! N. >». »K 2 ’27.S! f< « t to or. No. 2 a
sp: uec stump b* in-. * i m. squared to <» in*- .- j.
•t it. high, s id bed 2 No. 1-1 No. 5-7.M.
Thence > 71 deg. t.» niiu. W.
7 > i i Arv-t»«‘Lcvk b feet wide course S.
•« g. W.
272.2. • ’ ;■ •«*. t<» r iT. No. 2 u shale stone 21 wax7
!US. eh sided :: No. 1 V*).
Tiienee >. Is >ieg. .v: min. E.
2J .7.HC feet \. i i.e- e. mi *• to corn r No. 1 a
sbal • stun* 2! v .* a > ins. chiseled V. i . i No
1-'.M.
2d is..-- f.*et to corner N,». 1 .-n right bank of < a
'alia -lough from which witne-s e r.ier to cor- j
Her No. 1 i e ».** N. lrttlcg. dd mill. V.‘. till lv *t.
Tin:. • s. li » eg. J • min. IP-«• i
From Cor. No. i along right ban!* * i c-atall..
sloegii 711.41 feet to Cor. No. Tori right bank *i
4 Titnli i d ugh \. i nes* com r to Cor No. T b ar>
N. 71 d„ g. 22 «»•!:. I . feet.
Tbeaee N. 71 ilei-23 min. E.
d-V./j:, f*j i orn-t to corner No. •'» a shale
stone 27 wl2\2 ir - set loin*, in thcu'o undchis
»•! d \V. C. No 1 ■/.».*
• f ••; wag •:» toad bears N. 2 d g. 1* min E
and h. 2«> di K.2»d*..V» feet Pieoin -r No 1 the
place of i..ih *? *. containing I'd.no acre*.
claim No. 3.
Beginning at Corner No. 1 a shale stou*
21::! ' in: . > ‘1 1 *d 1 No. fr m wlii- U
! tilted S ales Lo atiou Monume K N . 1
U'.-tr*- *•. 1i» .If ; *.» min. :i -r-v K. kul.
iMvil.v N.!» i‘» ft. 22 mill. 2 • w v V.
" u f • t !•»< •*-. \.». *2 • *!»»|o stono BxHjh Ins. ,
• ht.1 2 No l »
r?u*n.- S :* .1* ir • in in. \V.
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i n*»'1 N. •.»«vml i. i:.
' iV • ’ os t t-><* »r»;**r No :: a slmlf f.nne 21x12x6
, ..— . I : No ’ • •
i i".tv <. 7 Ml tv .*•; mis*. •&* * r. TV.
J f*2:‘ ?*.♦ j ••. I » f.*r;» r So. ! Mottth'Hl wifi* <*«»rr.rr
N'1 2 « slru . 1 of this vjirvrv |.r«*viousljr •
c rlU-tl.
i m*i* *. I * '! •$:. 12 iniii 2»*♦*.-. K.
f • ■’ v n.">n r ini hour- N. 85 21 min.
I V. . nn j \ m2 Ht*,*. K.
j !* : i i n»rn-r No '» Mfntlcii] with t'w.
; v' 1 4 1- tru No. 1 • i till" -urv.-v i.revioti-iy »le*- I
T!i *t*f* V. 77 'I 2 '•*; tn!?». K.
f or,. N ». | tjit |*:»o ,■ of hoginnimr.
i runialning 11.2;: hit***.
!:ni wooit on. « i. mi Vo. i.».
[ Brs'lnnlnifM o.r. X«». 2 I r.i wi!h o rncr I
N ; *<‘1'*»>.» X • »of tn* s ii v> > pr.-vi i»«ly .l- >
« ri!<*.* 1. l*nlt • I s;;- » I. ni i .Moniiim-nt
K:'v?ik No. t s |«; .1, • :<| mfn. .1 *• . K. 1
, - 2* P*»lm 11 y ix.ir* S. »l*«lej{. I.; mlu. !
, K. 11*17..: r- t
l in . *»! *l*w. ,‘t. min ill E.
1 >•». 2 i ximli* -Tout* .’4xli»‘* '
Ik* , «•»:!-*•!. * .’llU-lKH **.'
It: :i • • \ :* * n min. W
ii I 1 « l wh r it r**.t«i 1m ar *11 il**,?. :ti min.
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.5 _ . :< mi:-. K mi'i X. :t» min \Y.
7 • 17 n ■ : . .• n r No. a -hub- stone J’kvJJxT
in*, ci. • i* •! ; :: i; m ii.%»».
Ti:* j 1 r N hi • !« 1 » min. .;•» sf. IV.
1•»'!I i *•! : • «•«»r it*r No. 1, a ulmb* Mom* >
Ins. '*•! *i 1 il l-’ >*•■» iroxn whleh tin* X. K. :
' ■ of i b»» <*nY>in biJCiH f pi !>• nr*, s. >. *b*N‘.
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i • ' .«*. |» >1p/ | list. \Y JHi iVp!.
1 htMipo .* II ik'g. 11 ml»»..?»- . . K
{ 71 !«•• : * ri* i •tiTiiil I f« p;wiit«- Ix.oir-' Jv V. tU*S !
; s mm I. mol s. i*i »b jr. \v.
• : .-I i ft lo rorii. r X » *•. a «||«|e >|oiu* :M<I2 !
x* in*. <i«l- -b*.| •IJJ-.V.
Tii n * S. .• .Ii-, . • min. K.
; 1 ' I- I » or. No. Ti*l il’ti X.*. :: of thl* -nrvey.
77 » e* \VHjjt»n r nel I f im S. »*« ib*r..:* ml?;
IV. Mini X. •-.» .I.-.-. .,*!* mi l K.
>.7 77 ’ • to « ».• No. l, tin* |tl]«4‘pof bi'4in ilog
! ronialiii i ' ! '.'»'J .i*rt*.
I’. OIL « LAIN No II.
Bt jhnili.r I c,,riser No Identical ui*h !
!*•’■• No. •_ lo .iuo.*! oil I'lii!m No. u ..f iiri<
•urvey previously «i«-*-**rl• -d. I ailed >im •
V.hiiim *iil Ka'a': .No. I h ars ||
•i j. .*■» min. :rt \v. 27 da.;
Ivint iley Ih‘>ij s .1 in. 11 uiin. K 1iih,3.7 feet. ■
11' n*‘- N. m ii g. H min. d1 see E.
nil 1 * f i*i *-«c net N<* i n sh*le si«>nc 21x12
j \K ins. . hi ■■•led 2 I*. ||.|Jt l i-'.w.i
Tii i' N. !• »l*ir. N5 min. W.
2l I e* S'l.tfn I. Hr* N. 47 deg. Id min. W
and »" 1 id . »!:: E.
♦ i • *ii Hi i 1 hears X.-dj deg. in ruin. W. 1
'
‘•i>- *1 iI• :-er Creek u feci wide, course N. j
s »j, io <* »ruer No.;; a «hal • st n • 2tx7x<»
: . . v ■ i .i 1:11 i!:i • .*•
» en • — ” • deg. J min. > s « \Y.
| I til l Mi c.ier iTeck K feet wide course S. 4V»
! d g. 1.. !
' • I" • 1 e to for No. 4 i I- n ii ^l *.\ nil I No.
.: sle.lv. i. l ii | ( laiui N»i. 12 ««f this survey pre
vlo .dy di**>crlb *1.
Then.- > ,.*dc; dj join. !*.
».17 h* \ g .. led t.it:l I !'••• i -.vide. l**ars X. 4t* '
‘ *1 -u. d< • iii K .md N. *.* dog. do uiin. W .
i>_**‘.77 i : Wuj'i.n a ad bears s. *d deg min i
■>». aii'l N. * i <i ^. E.
27 .17 .. * . i r. No. 1 tlie place of beginning
< *niainin : I •».*♦ .'7 ac: v
III i»v. » ?; mi CJ aim No. In.
''■ ji:111 ■ i • I Cur. \*.> l i h jtieal with Cor.
No. 2 it dW4*o 1 »di Claim No. Hot this survey
i • » ti.-ly d . rib I. I iiited Slut - Locution
:m* .* K.*.vok N.». 1 heir- >. d2 deg. i» uiin.
In - . V.. 2I-. .. : ct.
I*< y i *• r - P ile4. tain. E. • ♦17.»; feet, i
Mi nt c x. ■»» d-g. rj mit) E.
-nj ie *t 1: lv. ;od Cr k f *et wide, course X.
• • i i . f in N. 7ti d'f. W.
I:il2'.2- h- *t to Cor. No. *2 a shale stone 24xlnx7
! in . ciiisch i 2.1 ln-l |; n vi•
'Hi i N. I- *icg. I min. -in a *c. W.
10*2 f ••• I r< III* O.td heili X. ' I <lej*. !•'» min. K.
iin-i N. •».icK. W.
, 21f . t " j i.w «m1 Creek 2*i fuel wide court X.
! V d y.. w\
•**' • f t-' SS.'dwood < reek d* feel wide courses.
I 2. L.
•72 ie*-r t-• corner No. da shale stone 2f»x4Jxo
ins. ehiac! -d : ft. t 1 !l •• V- »
Ti.ei: « a » dej. min. .in se *. U*.
♦•if* el Helwo.Nd Cieek i'» i t wide, course S
| .*» d e. E.
: 1 : lect \\'.*go!i Hoad bears X. 21 deg. 21 mil).
IN • .- * E.
he. to coiicrNo. i Mntiee! will: t«*r.
N«*. .. -I t/il claim No. ii «d this survey
pitiVion ly *ie*eri*i.
Ti »*i •- *•. d» j. \i min. E.
7:hi.»» ttei Wr;w-»n r*'«d l*e»rs X. ’*2 «leg. in min.
l v. . ::l d N. >1 4i -2. ■:
2n77 » • 'i tamioed h -ars N. 47 deg. Id min.
VV. - i,u S. J7 tie/, id min. L.
»-‘N ; s-j i\ci to «tin.-r No 1 tile place of begin
, iiing, eontaining l.*w*. 4ilt a- res.
liKUWOOI* OlLCLUM NO. V.
IkvinuinK nt tor. No. I idctttieal with Cor. i
No. 3 wood oil Claim No. loot this survey i
i r. \ i »•.«•;>• .!• ■*! rib* 1. Cuited Stai.s Eoeaiioii
Mo)iu:u'lit Kayak No. 1 Ct-ur- S. 11 iletf. -77 min.
•• \\ . 1113.73 l et. Point lle>* be.«r» S. 15» detf.
u min. K. 1>17. .: i •
I h.*uer N. sidej. M min. 5N see. K.
*v*..v» ie» i T> am road i* ai» s. 5i5ldtv- min. E.
and N t Ob u 7i mill. W.
Mli ' 7 t; 1 ; < » or. No. 3 id* ntieul with Cor. No.
: i.edtvo d«»il< No. H a shale stone 3lxlo\
' 7 ii:>. * hi* It* ! 3 K Sb7.i *
Mu m • N. .♦ d £. 7J mill. .1’* • *e. \Y.
."till et .**- •: r-» i b-a r* N. 71 de<. 10 min. W.
an i S. 7odfjc non. K.
Vii\ - • to corner No. 3 identical with cor
ner '• ». 3 it* f» -d t >11 Claim No. H a shale stone
I 31x7x7 it,-. <•;.!> I d ! U
lev. • S. HI (1-3. s ;n a li. :M -e»*. W.
I M If t ' Wajiou road i»etr-*S. 33 deg. K. and N.
37 d v3- '• •
! 517 .'» i • t cr'icrNo. 1 id.'-ntieul unth corner
: No. 55 v *dw<» »d Mil Claim No. l-i,«.{ this survey
jovvio'rsly d * r i b -d.
! !i* ;i t I blr' 1 min. 5i» see. E.
i :*•>:; Eel trau:ri •! I«k> < 7i «l *g. 17 min. E.
n- i N •: .« ;. \V.
!. ». 5. t • Corner No. 1 the |*lnee oi begin*
i.i ’.v. • ontaioiny' 1 ‘.sal. acre*.
Vai -uion at aC rners . f ihi* survey 3D (leg.
5*l> see. K.
Total ,*.r. :: 11 dm No. 1. Claim So. 5t, Itcdwood
No. 13 l!t* i.v.i -1 N 11. IteUu'*! No. lx Ked
I ■. 1 No. :il claim Survey No 7t>i, ,>3">.t<13
| T.d- claim i b- und-d on the North by Miteh
■rii.l t'lrim Vo. 1. Mitelitr till Claim No. 3.
Mil- x r Oil < . in; .-* :t, Mit(*h«*r Oil Claim No.
t.i iuiin N't .33. and < laim No. 31, on the West
b> i alalia oil Ci.in Nt*. .7 (laim No. .13, Claim
! No. -'jind A v.->*t t oil claim; ou the South i*v
•ilue .*•->' oil •„ laim and Catalla oil Claim No
• 6,and . ii theKa-t by itedwiMul Oil Claim No. s.
The in* e-.-s of Ineutiou of the above described
, i . i »• Ke< rd*
er t r the Kayak it. e rling lu-tri; t, a« follow s:
Cl.t'ia N-1 1 st |*-.gc 1 oi Vol 1 of Hook I of
: Chi-kat Ite »,«;<.
C! : a Nu. 51 ai page 3 of Vol. 1 of Book l of
Chilk.tt He ords.
K dwc d No. 13 at page I of Vol. 1 of Book 4
l
Miners’
^Restaurant
Adjoining "Brooklyn Hotel
A First-Class lj>-To-Date Eating House. Kverylliing
in Season. Large lloxes (or Famili-.-s or Parties.
Cosy and Comfortable Mrs. Chas. Oslarvd
_ \ five Day Kxprcs* Service direct Ixtwren
Mr* iJrCgOD \ ami Seattle. Si'iliupp from Seattle
f Die. 2 and every 20 liuys tbircatlvr.
j Sails from Sen tile 1st of each month for
Qfr Qintil flor'l Juneau, Sitka, Kayak, Yakutat. Valdez,
OU.danid Udia -I Seward. Cook inlet ami way ports. Sails
from Valdez for Seattle and wav ports,
^ Itith of each month.
S;-il from Seattle on Ittth of each month
for Juneav, Sitka; Kayak, Yakutat Yalduz,
Seward, Cook Inlet and wav ports. Con
Str. Santa Ana a* ' alder, with Str. Dora for all port?
tween \ alder and l nalaska. Sails front
Valdez for Seattle and wav ports, 1st of
each month.
h rum \ nidi'/to l:un’aska and wav ]>ort8
Cfr t'ftr'l j 2<'>t!i of i iwli montli, inmuttiiic at Yalilei
311. 1/Uia i with S. S. Santa Ana
Rijllit to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
J. F. TRt) \V Bit 11»(J E.>G«n /Mgr
018 First Are., Seattle, W ash.
C. W . MII.I,Kit. Ass’t M./r.
Phone 10 Valdez. Alaska.
Alaska ConnERcidL Qo.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
j
Sailing from Seattle on the 10th and 25th of each month,
calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yakutat, Kayak, Kllamar, Valdez,
Latouche, Seward, Seldovia, Homer and Kodiad.
Connecting with FAIRBANKS TRAIL at Valdez, and with
sreamer at Seldovia for K< nai, Tvoonok, Hope and Sunrise
during season of navigation on Cook Inlet.
Right is reserved to change steamer or sailing wit hout notice.
Home Office, O. J. Humphrey. Oen’l Agent,
310 Sancome St. 84 Yesler Way.
San Francisco Seattle
J. C MARTIN, Agent,
_ Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone .‘59.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB & CO., Props.
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Good* Best Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Sherry Riesling Angelica Sauterne
Blackberry.Brandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
HOLIDAY GiFTS
The good old summer time is past
and it’s time for Christmas Presents.
What is more suitable for a friend than
to present an order for a ton of coal
at ARCHIBALD'S
of f'hilkat Records.
Redwood No. 11, at page 15 of Vol. 1 oi liook
1 of t'hilkat Record*.
Kethvito 1 No. U» at page 14 oi Vol. 1 of B *ok i
«>f * liilkat Ketords.
lie I WihmI No. t* a! page IS of Vol. 1 of Book 4 ;
of I’hilkai Record*.
Any and all |>erson« claiming adversely the j
placer i liueral oil ground. premise* or any por- j
tiou thereof so describe 1, surveyed, platted and |
applied f«.r, are hereby uoiitied that uule-s i
in- ir adverse claims are duly filed act*>rdiug j
to law. and tb regulations tu« r under, within !
the time ritual by law. with the Register
of the 1'uiled State* Lstid (»C;ce at Jun au,
Idstrb-t of Alaska, they w ill h* barred by virtue
of the provision' of suid statute.
John W. Iholsy,
Be'i ter. !
r.K. Land Offlee. Juneau Alaska.
It I* hereby ordered that the f- regains uotire
b- published for the statutory period iu the
"Alaska I'ta^Knoi,” a weekly newspaper
printed at ValdvZ. Alaska.
John VC. iHMfcv.
Holder.
First publication Nov.ift). hu5.
For Assays Semi Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copj>OT $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - 2.00
Lead ... 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska