OF LOCAL INTEREST
From Friday’s Bulletin.
O. B. Hubbard, a liquor dealer
from Chena. arrived this morning
from the Tanana with two dogs.
He is carrying some of the marks
of the cold weather, having frosted
his face aligh’ly coming over the
hill.
A number of cases of petty thefts
are being reported almost daily.
It must be that some of our recent
importations are looking for com
fortable quarters and board for the
winter.
Rut Millard is in the city from
the Galena Bay mines.
Mail Contractor Orr is preparing
for the construction of a lurge
stable at Ptarmigan Drop.
It is a matter worthy of note
that Thanksgiving turkeys of the
best quality were sold here in
Valdez for 30 cents per pound
when they were bringing the same
price at Seattle.
Ed. Orr is expected here on the
return trip from Fairbanks this
week.
Prescriptions are filled by us
with the utmost care. Every part
of the work of preparing the
medicine and checking off, as
well as writing the label, is done
by a graduate experienced phar
macist?. Owl Drug Co.
From Saturday'* Bulletin.
The Portland, which is due to
leave Seattle Monday » ill proba
bly bring the mail which should
have come on the Northwestern.
The Pennsylvania left Seward at
fj a n:., Friday and is probably at
Ella mar taking ore now. If she
reaches here later than midnight
her sailing to the South will be
postponed until tomorrow.
The cracking of the large heat
ing stove in Levy 4 Co’s store ves
terdav morning caused a fire scare,
hut no damage was done except by
the smoke.
Steve Raymond leaves for the
States on the Pennsylvania.
James Foley was an arrival from
the Tanana yesterday.
Th»* Jeanio is hilled to leave
here for Seattle Monday. She will
carry passengers.
John F. Shea arrived from Fair
banks yesterday afternoon. He
will leave on the first boat to visit
his home in Stevens Point, Wis.
3.000 Pldison Gold Moulded
Re cords at Wikidels Phonograph
Parlors.
You will find a complete line of
Stoves and Ranges at Levvs.
From Mondays Bulletin
Agent Bush has received a letter
from H\ B. Tracey of the N. W. S.
S. Co. steamer Yucatan, saving
that the vessel left New York Nov.
28. She was to go to Baltimore
and load for a trip direct to Seattle.
She is a sister ship of the North
western, but is in belter shape.
The n* w boat will probably be
placed on the Valdez run.
Geo L. Buzzard arrived on the
Saratogd with N. W. Turner, a
mining expert from 'Portland.
They will visit Knight’s island to
make an examination and report
on some copper properties there.
Mr Buzzard is now interested in
■^uaitz claims on Latouch island.
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The Saratoga went direct from !
here to Seward and is billed to rail
from here for Seattle Thursday
evening. She will stop at Orca on
the return from Seward.
The Dora arrived early this
morning after unloading at I»li
amna and will start for Unalaska
and way ports tomorrow at noon.
Sausages.
We have in stock German Ham
Sausages, Balony, Blood Sausage,!
Liver Sausage and Frankfords, at
Valdez Market, phone 29.
Following are the arrivals from
Fairbanks registered at the Imper
ial Saturday. Robt. Me Vicar,
V. A. Craig, Chas, Clark, Mr. Roe.
Chas. tt. Iehl, vice-president of
the Prince William Sound Trading
& Transportation Co, went to
Seattle on the Pennsylvania to
purchase a steamer suitable for the
Sound run.
Chas. M. Keys, who is interested
in copper property at Uliamna was
an arrival from the westward on
the Dora.
Hair brushes, bath brushes
clothes brushes, nail brushes, tooth
brushes, finest goods, lowest prices
at Owl Drug Co.
Dan Kennedy’s stage arrived
Satuiday from Fairbanks with the
following passengers: Capt. J. H.
Morgan. W. Badinson, U. Dickey,
W. S Clark, Isadora Bovles, Ron
ald M Vicar. Win. A. Craig, Lucre
Ries, F. G. Manley, Mrs. E. J
Miller, \y. H. Wilson, W. O. Har
rell, J. E. Ciiovin, Rose Drennen,
John Bonnifleld, Capt. W. Mc
Donald, W. L. Friesman, R. A
Perkins.
C. F. Boggs is in the city pre
paring for a long mush across th».
snow to the new strike on Chanda*
Ur. He has a fine dog team and
wiP go from here to Fort Yukon,
and thence acrosr country to the
new digging*.
Sen our stock of new Men.-*’
Clothing, Footwear and flats.
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. ino.
Ex-Commissioner T. C. Brooks
was picked up by the Dora at Illi
amna and : ikon ! ■> Seward for
medical ti a.mert. He i, .s been
s riously ill for some time.
COAL — COAL
W. H. Bush agent, or Copper River
Draying Co.
From Tuesdays Bulletiu
A. Rothenburg and wife and J.
A. Singleton, who arriv d this
week from Chicken Creek, are reg
istered at the Phoenix.
Dr. C. A. Winans is now at
Land lock bay on professional busi
Miss Mary Osland
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Hats Remodeled
Hats Made to Order
, Lddies rornishin? Ooods
| Hobart St„ next McKinlej Hall
ness. He will return to town in a
few days.
Born
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wheat are
the proud psrents of an 8$ i ound
baby girl, which was born late last
night. Dr. B vie was attending
physician and he announces that
mother and child are doing nicelv.
Judging from the broad smile
w hich papa wtars as he hands out
the cigars this morning he is also
convalescent.
Tenas Rosy arrived from Land
lock hay on the Jeanie.
With their cuetomarv enterprise
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the firm of A. L. Levy & Co. has
put in a large stock of dynamite,
caps and fuse for the benefit of the
mining trade. While this stock is
hard to handle it has now be
come a necessity, owing to the
unprecedented increase oi mining
development in this vicinity.
Everything needed by the miner is
now carried by the big store.
The Jennie reached port this
forenoon and loft for the states at
3 p. m.
The Sound Mosquito fleet is now
lying at K.lannir awaiting an op
portunity to get to Valdez. They
have been tied < p for tome time on
account of the heavy winds.
W. L. Finsman, who will take a
i position with the firm ol Levy A,
Co., arrived on the Saratoga
Jesse B. Carver, who in company
with (Iro. Murbargcrpurchased tin
Hurd claim on Miller (Julch last
fall, returned from the States on
the Saratoga. Witn him are R
E. Decker, («. A. Bliss and M. J.
Carter, all from Bliss, Idaho. The\
will start soon for Slate creek to
prepare for working the claim pu*
chased front Hurd.
Following is the list of arrivals
Saturday evening on the Saratoga:
W. M. Sale and wife. C. M. Shaw.
A. H. Randall, W. 1\ McConnell,
W. Lodge, \V. F. Fnrzman, K. .1
! Fjehl, (ill- Benson J. Sumner. .1
! Egdson, F. M. Brown. T. Keoglt,
'Jas. Fish Sr. Mrs. T. I’. Rochfoni,
| Leila Rochfoni, J. V. Ru Id, R. 1.
1 Decker, H. .1. lioeleL G. A. Blisr.
i J. B. Carver, I* Keys.
F. F. Burgin and wife are now
j in Seattle after a business trio l .
I the E.,st. They will come to Va,
dez on one of the next boats.
The Dora left at noon today fev
! tile westward.
.James Smith, who was romina
I from Vahle/. creek with Carlson,
| Duff ami others, Inst his blank*1!*
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at Kiiik ami was left belumi 1 v
the others. lie will come to VaUh/
j on the next boat.
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