Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
District Attorney Harlan left
Fairbanks Feb 24th and will prob
ably reach Valdea about Wednes
day of next week.
Court will convene Monday and
the grand jury will start its delib
erations at that time. It is the in
tention of the court to proceed with
the civil cases first, and without
considerable business is worked up
by the grand jury the oriminal cal
endar will be soon cleared.
A. R. Poole has withdrawn from
the Red Cross Drug Co., which com
pany will be managed hereafter by
Mrs. King. A druggist will arrive
on one of the next boats to take
charge of the drug department.
The Dora is expected at Seward
tomorrow or next day.
G. F. Bartholewew, book-keeper
for the Copper River tfc North
western road, died at the horpit^l
of the Good Samaritan last night
of erysipelas. The deceased, who
was related to Col. Perkins, the
well known Nome man, was fifty
years of age, and leaves a wife in
Chicago.
\' . b. Amy had a. severe attack
of illness last night, but is resting1
easier this morning.
\Vm. Scott will return in about
a week to Tanana Crossing. He
reports considerable prospecting!
for placer in that section and says!
there are some good prospects he-,
ing uncovered.
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From Saturday’s Bulletin.
Jas. McCarthy left this morning
for the Taznuna to join his freight
ing outfit. All his freight is now 1
on the summit. He will return iO
town after reaching Taznuna, to
bring back some extra horses.
The Bertha had the following
passengers for Valdez: Harry
Brown, F. M. Brown and wife, j
Helen Brown, Tom Carr, Mrs. I
F-rguson, G. A. McGilverv, Max
Pulretenoti, Louis Arassa, F. Forit
sulez, Peter Johnson, Geo. Davis.
A! Cleary, Andrew Evans, C. E.
Hooker, John Clair, Geo. Levitt.
D Sh ittuck, Paul Luman, Chas.
Holmes, \V. Decker.
L. A. Decker lias an outfit now
on the wav to the Bremner coun
try, hut will not go in himself un
til late in the spring. His hy
draulic supplies are all at the.
camp so he has comparatively lit-!
tie to take in this spring.
The Bruner railroad outfit was
landed at Ratal la by the Bertha.
1 his company has considerable
property around Controller bav
and will probably make the Cop
per River & Northwestern people
come through handsomely hefor**
they retire from the field.
E. £. Ritchie, of the Seward
Cateway, came over on the North
western to attend court.
The Jeanie is due to arrive any
day now. She is carrying a cargo
of explosives and general freight.
She is bringing a large amount of
lumber and machinery for Bar
rack’s Latouche mine and for the
Hubbard-Eliiott Company.
Fred M. Brown and family ar
rived on the Bertha and will spend
fhe summer here. They will re
£tde in their former residence on
Fourth street.
Bertha was delayed coming
up by bad weather, being obliged
to anchor nearly every night on
account of fog. She had a launch
in tow for Katalla which also de
layed her somewhat.
The Northwestern left for the
South at 9 last night.
There will be an Orr stage in to
night with three passengers from
Fairbanks.
From Mondays Bulletin
Geo. Treat, returned yesterday
from a trip to the States, during
which he visited Boston and other
eastern cities.
Deputy Marshal Jas. Lathrop,
returned yesterday from Seat tit*,
where he has been receiving medi
cal treatment.
Mrs. C. E. Bunnell returned yes
terday after an extended visit with
friends and relatives in the States.
Mis. Janies Wickersham won the
ladies prize at the Tillikum social
Saturday evening, at Five Hun
dred, and Alvah Fames Won the
gentlemans prize.
District Attorney X. V. Harlan
arrived from Fairbanks Saturday
evening. He left the Tatiana
earlier than was expected and
made a quick trip through.
The Dora left Sewaril yesterday
evening at 10 o’clock fur Valdez.
The Mamie mine at Iladlev ha?*
a supply of coal and plenty ot
water, and has resumed operation'
The Santa Clara arrived from
Seattle Sunday morning with <S
passengers, 73 for here and tie
balance f< r Kutalla and Seward.
She will return from the wes'waru
in time to sail South Wednesday
evening.
Chas. Rudolph, treasurer of the
Reservation school board, has re
ceived $1500 from the government
for maintenance of school during
the present year. This will b»
ti rned into the general school fund
and used to pay current expense?*
of the ValdeZ school, as the Keser
vat ion teacher lias been paid here
tofore out of city money.
Tom Lyons and wife, of Juneau,
were arrivals on the Santa Clara.
The Alaska road commission will
build a road from Haines to Kluk
wan during the coming summer.
A* rivals on the Santa Clara weir
Frank Brelle, Fred Brelle’ 11
Brelle. C Brelle, Joe Bernard, Mr*
C E Bunnell, L J Barberry, Mr.*
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Miss Mary Osland
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L J Barberry, A W Bachman, Wm
Bolke,, Otto Banz, C M CarlosP,
A M Cannan, A A Deny. J B Cap
kill, H Holt, L T Holt, Jno Heeley,
L C Hess, J Hamilton, Victor
Johnson, C Johnson, H RJohnson,
A H Knight. Mrs A H Knight, G
A Kelley, T R Lyons, Mrs T R
Lyons B Lee, J M Lathrop, J F
Larson, Jno Lynch, Mrs John
Lynch, J A McAley, Oscar Nelson.
C Peterson, Clarence Ritchie, Mrs
Clarence Ritchie, R VV Sheppard,
L E Sheppard, J A Sutherland.
J C Specht, \V E Savage, F E
Senist, G C Treat. Mrs M E Webb.
Court convened at 11 o’clock
this morning, and the forenoon
was devoted to examining jurors
and arranging the trial calendar.
Fifteen grand jurors were selected
and 17 petit jurors. Orders were
given the irarshal to subpoena
seven more grand jurors, for ap
pearance this afternoon.
A p p 1 Ration was mad (TTor "the
admission to the bar of E. E.
Ritchie and A. M. Cannon, and
the matter was referred to a com
mittee of lawyers.
The charge to the gram! jury
was delivered at two o’clock this
afternoon.
The grand jurv as it now stands
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is as follows: Jas. Kibble, J,
Nichols. Win. Webb, J. G. Mc
Cracken, O. A. Bergen, Chas.
Seeley, W. H. Brennan, E. Y.Tav
j lor, Gus Dgarf, Henry Brandt, S.
j E. Doverspike, G. Baldwin, C. H.
Turner, Geo. Stewart, W. E. Sav
age, W. Soule, H. Deyo, A. G.
Brown. C. H. Kraemer, G. J. Fies
ter. ,J. M. Kimball, Fred Wagner.
Petit jury: R. Siefert, J. M. Peter
son, C. C. Rudolph Clarence
Brown. 'S. S. Lynch, O. Schultz,
Thou Irvin, C. Teekenburg, W. 1».
Henry, D. C Brownell, \V. M.
Sauers, G. Frgerson, E. E. Ritchie,
G. W. Winkler, M. V. Vaughn,
Gus Anderson, Geo. Rorer.
Boh Cole has returned from the
States and is now acting as bailiff
for the Couit.
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