p 1 ..—;
Steamboat For Copper River.
Supplies are now being taken
over the trail to the month of Ta'
nuna for the construction of a light;
draught steamboat, to be used on
the Copper river. Fifteen thous
and feet of lumber, feed and camp
equipment arrived on the last boat
and about March 1st machinery
and boilqrs for the steamer will be
received, making the outfit 50 tons.
Tiie lumber and feed is being
moved along as fast as the trail
will allow, and as soon as the
storm is oyer eight four horse
teams will be used to rush the
freight to its destination. Louis
Levensaler is in charge of the out
fit until the arrival of the North
western. when George Hazelet will
superintend the work.
The Copper River <fc Northwest
ern road, which is installing the
boat, plans to have the steamer
run from the Copper river rapids
up tlie Chittyna. A tram will be
built across the moraine at the
rapids and connection made at the
lower end with another steamer,
which will run from the mouth of
Copp-r river. In this manner
they expect to he able to ship ore
sooner than would he possible if
they waited for the construction of
a railroad.
Property Moving.
The group of 15 copper claims
in Hogan bay, own^d by W. Egan,
S. A. Hempie and Win. Hogan,
was yesterday sold to a Mr. King,
of Seattle, who represents an Eng
lish syndicate, for ■$ 125,000. . Ho
gan bav j.« on the southeastern end
of Knight’s island.
Steamer Yucatan.
Steaming 14,500 miles withou
mishap and completing the voyage
over two oceans in fifty-eight and
one-halfdays, the steamer Yuca
tan, purchased on the Atlantic
Coast six months ago by John
Rosene, president of the North
western Steamship Company, ar
rived in ’Seattle Feb. 0th. a week
before the officers of the company
expected to hear from her at Cape
Flattery.
There is a possibility that the
Yucatan will take the place of the
Saratoga on the next trip to Val
dez
Mrs. George Davison, who came
from Seattle on the Northwestern,
will go to the Bremner with her
husband and spend the summer
in that camp.
Free delivery to any part of the
city by the Red Cross Drug Co.
IN' THE PROBATE COURT, VALDEZ PRE
CINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
In The Matter Of The Estate] N('!i(‘e of Appli
! cation for L**t
O* f ters of Adminis
< harles R. Debord. Deceased J tration.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That T. A.
1 obb has filed with thisCoitrt a petition, pray
ing for Letters of Administration of the estate
of Charles R. Debord, deceased, and that
Saturday, the second day of March, llSjT, at 2
"'dock i\ M., of said day, at the Court Room of
this Court, in the town of Valdez, Alaska, has
been set for hearing said petition, when and
where anv person interested may appear and
»>»ow cause why the said petition should not
Ip granted. February 20th, l'.KTT.
JSO, Y. O'TSAXDER.
„„ „ -fudge of Probate Court.
Edmond Smith, , *
Attorney for Petitioner.
INCORPORATE!
Orgaimai ions effected In AFMZONA with
leas! tr-) i de and expense, t'an begin busi
day papers react i ns. No franchise tax. No
public statements required, stockholders ex
etnpt from company liability. Hold meetings,!
keep books ami transact business anywhere, j
Any kind of -lock may he issued and paid iit>
in cash, services <»r pro' erty ami n ■ dc non as
s’cs-able. Ttie legislature cri’in >t af: > r corpo
rate franchiser. > ■ y nil" ■ * j i tt t iu« Territo
rial ofhcials now pr. hibited by la v m *■ tv
iug companies. Ourpr ideni, IT. Stoddard
was for maty years Secretary of ua and
o.Yu ialiv in charge of the inenri»irut<ng 'cisj
m-s;. Write m wir - today for - py of la ,i»,
blanks an I full particulars. !>>-'.iws giatis
with each incorporation.
Stoddard Incorporating: Co.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Notice of Forfeiture
To F. 'H Cook and tieorge McNeer:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed has exp Hided ¥1 ' > i *i labor alii I, i> -
pjoveinems on the claim known as bench
Claim B. which runs par.llc! with i lain *1.2
and .;. Hex (ittlcu, a trihnt ary of Cl.:: it it (>■*
in the Nizinu mining dis rict. A1 «ka s..id
b-nch claim lieing on tnc west side nt Hex
(•nidi, in order ti hold said mining claims nn
lcr the provisions of Sec. 2221 of the Ucvised
Statutes of t tie Cnited St a te*. being the re, nir* i
amount to hold said mining claims '■ >r the
years jt».F> and Iending Dec. 21-t, 1'.'• *''•. Vnd
if within ninety ('.*•»> days from the service of
thi« notice, or the complete publication there
of, you fail or refit--- to contrionte > -. >nr pron.ir
tion of said expenditur -s co-ovvi" your
eigiitit interest in Mini claims will become the
property of the undersigned under and p;ir-n
ant of said Section 2221 of the Keviscd Sla'ut -s
of tin- Cnited Status.
Hated at Valdez. Alaska, this 10th day of Jan
uary, 1907.
A. F. Hoffman
Date of first fuibliCA'loti January jo. 1907
Date of last publication April 11. 1907
Notice Of Forieiture.
To Oils Spnnberg:
You are Hereby noli lied that the under
signed have expended $200 in labor and im
provements on the claims known as the
Review, Cats Paw, iCnby Vo, 1 and Knhy No. V.
situa'cd oil Knight's Island, Alaska, in order
to hold aid mining claims under the pro
visions of See.'gJ'Ji oi the Kevi e<L Statu'es «if
flic l lilted Stales, being the required amount
to hold gatd mining claims for the years 1 .n,
1!*>•> and 1U06. And if within ninety (•>») days
fioin the service of tliis notie •, or the eomplce
piibiicaiion tiierefof, you fail or ref ise to con
tribute your prop.>ratioti of said expendi
ture as co-owner, your one fourth in:er< si in
aid claims will become the property of the
nd> r-:gned uud-T and pursu m of said see
ion of the Revised Statutes of the Cnited
States.
* Rated at Valdez this 17th day of Jan
| nary, 10117.
(’HAS. SPONWIRH,
( HAS. S iNDBKRtj.
.I.AS. KIMI'sO.N.
j fiatc of first publication January 21. 11*07.
j Rate of last publication April 25, l:*o7.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To John Bessoner:
You are h -ruby notified that I have per
formed the annual labor as required by sc
lion 2t24 of the Revised Statute* ol the Furled
■States upon creek placer mining claim mini
ber Five below Diseoyery, So tut w *'reck. Forty
Mile Precinct, Third Judicial Division, Alaska,
fur the year ending December Hist, PJUti.
You are further notified that the amount so
:xpended is the stun of One Hundred dollar
sind that unit's you shall pav or cause to be
I paid to me within ninety day* after the pub
cation of this notic" your proportionate share
of such amount, to wit: tin* sum of Fifty do!
lar-. I shall claim forfeit of your interest in
said property as by Ww made and provided
Payment may be made at Franklin, Alaska.
Dated January 25th, 11**7.
Henry Bksonfn.
Date of firtt publication Feb. 7, P.*>7
Date of last publication May l!*'",
Csem
Barber
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Batb House
Mas. £ R. Davis, Pkop.
Best Equipped Shop
and Bath House iu
Valdez
; ED. NELHON MAN AGE K
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' orkman’s Road House
P. MAGNUFON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate ">() people, has large
warm barn for 20 horst a and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
mu&her desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
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Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Pest accommodations between Faiihank* and Valdez.
All kinds of provisions, a? well a> horse and dog feed
fur sale. Good accommodation* for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passenger^ and freight trans
ported over the summit.
First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
The Teikhdl Roadhouse
43 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best of accommodation* for man and beast. Fresh Meat
always on band. Horse and Dot? Feed All the latest
improvements. PRIVATE ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
E. G and G. B. RORIiU, Proprietors.
I
Ms MILES ON FAIRBANKS
| FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
I
Hoyt & Smith, Proprietors
Hot of accommodation* for the traveling public, and com
fortable quarters for horse* or (logs.
This hotel is the largest and best equipped house between
Valdez and Fairbanks? and i* situated on tlie Culkana Cut-off
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'['rail, which saves four miles of travel on the Fairbanks trail.
128 MILES TO VALDEZ 20 MILES TO COPPER CENTER
Our Home Roadhouse
! (II?
109 Miles Fkom Valdez
;• >’■ ' f .! *•;••• .<
On the new VAU3BZ-BAIRBAN&S Trail
,i, Vfii’.M. * 11 i.»T ::»v *
40 miles north of Gulkana. *
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j*B m*~ ijxwaianm-Wiffr*- cimm .r e> • ftf u i» w
Mrs. L. M. HICKS, . Proprietor
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Wines.Liquorsand d^ars.
R«aat«amr
Lin&Sd r FfiSfippy m** ' ■■■ * -
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