Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Washington. Jan. 1?*- Tl*c sen
ate Judiciary sub committee holds
its first meeting this afternoon to
consider the matter of the nomina
tion of James Wickersham as judge
of the Third judicial division of
Alaska. Senator Nelson says that
Wickersham will not he a required
to come to Washington, as the evi
dence is in such shape that it will
be unnecessary for him to appear
personally. This action has
aroused considerable feeling among
other memhers of the committee,
and it is still uncertain whether
his presence will he required or
not.
One of the charges against the
judge is that ve owns property in
Fairbanks on which there are sa
loons in operation, and in which
gambling is opcnlv allowed. Nel
son has drafts of charts of these
lots ns evidence.
Nelson was formerly friendly to
Wiokershnm, hut the story told to
account for his change of position
is that the judge, after getting Nel
son to favor judicial division hill,
switched around and worked to
kill it.
Albany, .Ian. IS—David B. Hill
has requested the Now York bar
association committee to look into
the annual retainer paid to him
by the Equitable f.ifc Insurance
Co., discovered by the government,
investigating committee.
Washington, Jan. 18—The sen
ate has confirmed the nominations
of postmasters John P. Clum, at
Fairbanks, and Frank W. Swanton,
at Nome.
Pekin, Jan. 18—An imperial de
cree has been issued establishing
a mining bureau in every province.
According to the terms of the de
cree mining property can be sold
or mortgaged only to Chinese. All
mineral lands are to be surveyed
immediately.
Washington, .Tan.18—The House
committee on public lands has au
thorized a favorable report of the
Lacey bill, which provides for flic
collection of an annual tax of
twenty-five dollars upon each min
ing claim in Alaska, in lieu of
a portion of the assessment work,
and authorizes the application of
the proceeds to the building of
roads.
Algerica. .fan. J8—The Moroc
can conference has taken up the
question of arms in committee,
ft rs expected in Morocco that dis
cord will arise. The Moors have
decided to take no part other than
onlookers.
London. Jan. 18—In the recent
election Birmingham stood im
mune from free trade, returning
seven Joe Chamberlain candidates.
It is believed that the government
will have r strong working major
ity.
Chicago. Jan. 19—The grain com
mission lirm, McRevnolds A* Co.
has failed on the board of trade.
All creditors will be paid in full.
Charlestown, Va.. Jan. 19—An
explosion in the Detroit coal mine
yesterdav buried eighteen miners.
A force of men are digging for the
entombed miners, but it is feared
they arc dead. The cause of the
explosion is unknown. The mine
was inspected the frrst of this week
Washington. Jan. 20—The Alas
ka delegation here believe that Per
kins has won the Tight for governor
ship of Alaska. Hitchcock seems
to be the only one opposed to him.
Hoggatt’s campaign is not being
vigorously pushed. Perkins is
managing bis own campaign.
Washington, Jan. 20—The postal
dep artment has awarded I be fol
lowing mail contracts in Alaska:
Points between Juneau and Skag
wav to Henry Sehanmekof Juneau
Tonsina to Xizinu, twice a month
Dec Davis, oi Valdez.
Chisna to Copper river crossing,
twice a month. F. O. Austin, of
Valdez.
Eagle to Tananu, weekly, North
ern Commercial Co.
Valdez to Fairbanks, twice a
week during winter.Northern Com
mercial Co.
Korehifay to Valtag, W. W. Del
, liu. Bellevue, Wash,
j Bethel to Koserefsky. monthly,
I J. Romig, San Francisco
i Nome to Unalatleek, weekly,
: OJlarleS Ross. Nome.
Council to Kotsehue.semi-moiith*
Iv, A. V. Bedrick. Council.
Nome to Teller, weekly, F. E.
’Kleinselitnidt, Teller.
1 Teller to Igloo, weekly, Klein
| schmidt.
Kotzehue to Shungnak. monthly.
| W. T. Lopp, Kotzehue.
Barrett to Kotzehue, two round
trips a winter. W. T. Lopp.
Ketchikan via Metlakhatla, Nib
lack, Dolomi and Chorniy, twice
i a week, Henry C. Strong, Ketchi
j kan.
Tatiana hy Chena to Fairbanks,
six times a month, Northern Com
• mercinl Co.
Nulato to Beetles, five trips a
season, three hundred pounds.
Hope via Sunrise to Seward,
jtwiooa month, Anton Eide, Seward
' Nushagak via Koggimmg to
Coal hay, monthly, Anton Eide.
Valdez to Engle, weekly winter,
semi-monthly in summer, J. R.
Crittenden, Valdez.
Seattle* Jan. 22— the Alki has
| reached port with the body of Wil
liam Hand, who was accidently
shot while hunting deer at Baker
island.
Seattle. Jan. 22—The Oregon
left here yesterday for Valdez with
two hundred and fifty passengers.
St. Petersburg. Jan. 20 — The
first national political convention
ever held in Russia convened to
dav. The convention was called
by the constitutional democrats,
who will form a national party.
}
Denver, Jan. JO—Former Governor
I Janies II. Peabody and bis wife
[daughter were poisoned at break
fast this morning, the poison being
placed in their food, and the
daughter is in a very precarious
condition. The placing of the
poison in the food was a deliberate
attempt to kili Peabody and bis
family, lie lias recently received
several letters calling bis attention
to the fate of Governor Staunen
berg and threatening him with a
similar fate. Peabody was gov
ernor of Colorado during the labor
| troubles.
Washington, Jan. 22—A letter
front Governor Brady, of Alaska,
to a friend here is being shown.
I The letter states that he (Brady)
! \v II resign providing Churchill’s
i report does not attack his charac
| ter, in which event he will tight to
| the hitter end. It is learned that
the report does not make any at
tack upon Brady, merely stating
that he refused to be investigated,
or to answer any questions. A
number ot senators lufvc called
upon the president to urge the ap
pointment of Perkins, and t he re
moval of Brady if his resignation
is not received soon.
Chicago, Jan. '20—The trial of
Armour and others, indicted for
conspiracy to restrain trade, has
begun in the United States court.
|The defendents claim that they
arc entitled to immunity, and that
'it was promised them because they
gave testimony before the grand
jury incriminating thamselves.
Seattle, Jan. 22—A controlling
interest in the Pacific Coast Steam
shin C<>. lias been sold to either
Hill or Harriman for ten millions.
It is not known which party has
j secured the interest, but it is gen
erally believed that Hill is the
I successful one.
i Washington, Jan. 22—The presi
! dem lias appointed a committee of
editors to prune down the reports
i of the departments for printing.
; He says they contain much that is
unnecessary for publi ution.
Topeka, Jan. 22—Rol b s u -
neled through eleven feet of solid
rock under the vaults of tbe.Mt-r
t'liants National hank, of this city
in an attempt to rob that institut ion
I Saturday night, but failed to ac
complish their purpose.
i Boise, Jan. 22—Henry E. Nene
jhnunier.it wealthy Klondike miner,
j yesterday shot his sweetheart, Ollie
! Powell, because she refused to mar
; rv him. He also shot Lafayette
Grant, his rival, Mrs. Robert Gray
and Lillian Gray, her daughter,
with whom Miss Powell was slop
ping, and then tiivd a buliet into
his own brain. Neuehatimer came
here from Alaska last November,
Wikidel's -
- "Restaurant
(Old Postoffice "Building.)
"Regu I a r Pinner 35c.
(Private Apartments Pfcsn Day and M ight
Washington, Jan. 'I'l Leading
members of the House and Senate
addressed a mass meeting of Jews
to-day. Sillier and others nr
aigned Russian officials, protesting
against the cruel treatment and
oppicssion of the Jews, which,
| they claimed, was connived at hv
the Russian government.
Manila, Jan. 2-t—I’adre fir Tnv
cra has resigned as a member of
the Philippine commission. He be
lieves that the portfolio should he
given to a Philippino.
Seattle, Jan. 'Jo—Lake Washing
ton has risen to the danger point
and threatens to flood the Black,
White and Dnamish valleys. Fai
iners in these districts are prepar
ing to move.
j Victoria, Jan. 24—The steamer
j Valencia, operated by the Pacific
| (’oast S S. Co., left San Francisco
1 Saturday. Jan. 20, for Seattle, with
ninety-four passengers and a crew
of sixty. Monday, at midnight,
| in a dense fog, she went on the
I rocks at the foot of a high bluff lu
| tween Cape Reale and Cloose, caus
ing a large loss of life, probably
! about sixty, though no list of the
drowned has been received. One
boat crew reached Reale late yes
terday afternoon. They reported
the sea running very high over
the steamer decks as they pulled
away. There were many boats
loaded with passengers in tile
water but none have been repor
ted as picked up or landed as vet.
Two men, who escaped from 'In*
steamer, were seen on the rocks,
where they could not lie re scued,
and they were probable washed off
ami drowned at nigh tide. A limit
; loaded with women and chil
1 dien was smashed against the side
of the steamer, while being lowered
and all were drowned. A woman
handing her baby to her husband
dropped it overboard. A little hoy
was seen running up and down the
deck calling to his mother, who
washed overboard a ml drowned.
After the vessel struck Captain
(’anil hack her off into deep water,
i hut she began to till so rapidly
j that lie was compelled to run her
I on the rocks again in order lo pr<
I vent her from 'sinking before the*
I boats could he lowered. The
j steamer Queen arrived here at five
i o’clock yesterday, unloaded her
i passengers and proceeded at once
to the scene of the disaster. Tugs
have also been rushed from lu re,
'hut it is feared that the teamer
| will go to pieces before tliov can
j reach her as the sea is running
j very high. This morning the
steamer Topeka started for the
scene. I>r. G. W. Taylor and wife,
i of.can.Francisco, citronte to. Skag
] way to visit Captain Moore, wrr ■
' aboard the vessel. It is also known
| that It. R. Stewart and E. kVnt iu
bound for Juneau, were aboard.
Notice of Forfeiture
• Yalde/., Alaska..Ian. 11, l;ini
| To A. II. MeXKKK,
You are hereby not ilicd * hat I have ex petal -
• ed, during t ue year lt»J one bunded i'lliir
j (.>10 i) worth of work upon each of the u- ivin
j aih r name 1 placer milling claims, in la a*:- ;:ad
improvements, {•• wit: Ke\ Dili -h b-ucli <.
Kex «• t;l *li heneli No. 1. White < tilca b< ..<• • No.
j 1, White ti deli hem il No. 2, Jolly < iilleh I “Jleli
No. 1, Ruth heneh, Mosquito beueii. burtha
I beneh, Florence betieli, Fraction A and Frie
tion |{, recorded in If.-ok K. page- !'•. 2'. 21. ■.
27, and 2 t. and 15oo!; J!. pugi s 1 :14 s ;kii i 157 of
the mining records of the Yuidez K* ordiug
District, at YitMez, Alaska. Allot* the above
named eiaims are situuted near the iut
tion .f White ami Kex gulch tiibutiri
chitittiere k. in the Nizina Mining dis ;i u.
District of Alaska. S lid ex pi nditm - wa - ..ee'e
ill order to hold-aid eiaims under to. provis
ions of section 2521 of the Revised Statute- «»f.
tin* I'nited States, and aiuendiueii s ihcieio,
( concerning annual work on mining ••h im -, u
I iug 1 lie amount required to hold *.iid : tim
! until December 31, lie Hi. And, i: at lii .•\qdra
I tion of ninety day- from the pu i*|i.at ion oi • i ■
: notice you fail or refuse to emitrilmte your pro.
! portion of such expenditure a- <-•- v/m r. •. ur
j intere-t in -aid joining claim will ini.-me ; m*
J property of the undertgned, 1. H. c«rvey.
your co-owner win* ha- made Use required
pemlDitre, or paid i »r the same, according to
tin* terms of-aid sc tion K. H.CARYKY.
First publication Jan. 11, 1I«W>.
Last publication April 12. 1'Jnr
—•*••• -%fci •• *»» unmvH traam ■■ — i wm—
Mineral Application No. 73.
Survey No. .m
F.’s. Land Otliee Juneau, Alaska,
j November S», 1005.
j Notice is hereby given t ::n* in pur- :ai ■••• u
• the a *t oi < ougrt '. -approx ••' b in. 1 . ;.
j and all subsequent nets and regulation-,, t he
j Ala-ka Development Company, a cm p.u:<• i■
organized under th .* lav. s «u t .:.* ta < «i • u
ington. a • -I iuiving its pi iiieij:;-1 pt.n i i ’• d
[ tt--s.it S'-.it lie. Wa.-hingtou, by Robert 1). Ci; .
litsiiuly auiiorized eltornex in t. v .<
j Do t old *e is Kayak, Unska. na made applica
tion for a ps ent.for tin- area en bra.. .• I w l. i. in
the placer mineral oil claim known
Claim No. 1, claim No.::, b. '.vood Disclaim
No. 12. Redwood Oil Claifn No. 11, If -d\. i
Oil ‘ la:m No, In, :< ml Red w •• : * >: 1 Claim No '•
; contiguous oil claims, **n» braced in survey No.
! V* * -ituate in Kuyal* Recording District.'f'hird
Division, D’istriet of Alaska ami de> rib d by
the official plat herewith posted and by the
■ tield notes on tile ill the otlie rf lie R, gistel of
j Juneau Land Otliee, District of \las<;n. whit !•
I field notes of survey describe tm* bounda/ic'
and extent of said claim with magnetic variu
' tion of 2b deg. 30 min. K. as t blows to-wit:
CLAIM No. 1.
Beginning at Corner No. I a. spruce -‘map 12
; ins. din m squared to h ins .1 -e- :
j t No. I • No. 3-5‘Jl», from »>. t j. h I .Red S at
Location Monument Kayak N* !. le-ars S.
I deg. Jo min. 3b see. K. 1‘»1M.7 > f> •*t.
Tnencc N. II* «leg. 12 min. :: »see. W.
! '.'31 feet wagon t oad bears N. s »deg. .51 min. W.
ami N. hi deg. K. 2->27.bl fec*t to ••«»!'. No. 2 a
| .-pruee stump hi ins. diuni. - quar *d to h ins. - .
I ft. high, hcrt!rt*tl2 N<*. 1-1 No. :{-,W.
Tin me s 71 :►> min. W.
•I7ti foot Arv«Mn* rock 7> foot wi<lo course H. .‘li
•Ie*. "
foot IO C.»r. No. ! ii halo Mono lil.X*** >
in«. (•lit«('lcil No 1 V.*.»
Thence s. Is iit'K. mill. F.
JHW7.HH fe«*t witnosi Hirncr .<» miner No. 1 »
i '•Jml Motn- in-. o.ii-ol«*<l W. r. i No.
1 v»!l.
hH t*f -f to cttriicr No. l-n right tMiik o* «'n
fi* 11«. -!o..*;}i f» a ij*c• i* wliPf" «•< r»n r to « or
! iot No. 1 I oni - N. I.***l«v. ...; min. W. titf! f.*, ,
Theme s. il Hi-;. ]•* mi,:. .;•» «• *. K.
From i '..r. ». • .i; • • i _r rij.it* * •io. ^
• ■ • ...”
* ntallu ‘-lovrh \vl?m- • -o ,i r to *.« i N.
N. 71 iloj;. J:t min. K.n « i
I Tliotioi* N. 71 min F.
io *t witm- - o-u. m- . . m r No. • *• • 11•;*
stone 2 ».\12\'.» ins. so! 1 • in-, in the gi<n*ml chi*
o!od \V. r. No. |-.V.m
j f**i f wagon ro«d hears N. 2 1*; !."» min. I
Hint S. 2 i<lcg. ii. 2Vtf)..V» f ot in n.>. ii *r No. !
I'Ihci* of beginning. containing 1A1.170 non s.
ci.aim No ;i.
j H.‘ginning at Cornt r No. I a shah- 91 *n
24* 1 ; I 9. i*blf 1 • • i 1 3 >99 :i m m i
1 nited Suite- ),nni: ion Moninuc..f K.i> .. k \o. 1
I bears S. 1.1 <hg. 2> inin. 3 <1 . ! . ?h7 ! M 1 -t.
[ Thein-i* N.9 deg. 22 min. 3 ) s. e V.
| 7 **'.9 »fia t to Cor. No. 2 m tiali*-tone 22 ,;s ins.
, HtiM-l. il 2 No. 3-1 It 12 *.n.
Tlu-neo N. .* ileg. 2>* mill. W.
231 :«‘«-t wagon road bear* >. iis <leg. 3X mill. W.
asi'i N. •»*.* iir/. 3 • mi.t, ..
IsMt.;,:; i,-ct ?..eornvr No. :;a sin.le -ton.- JlxlJx*.
■iii-.Hii-eVd:: No.■»:*:»
Tnenee >. 7" ii"g. mi mill. 3-' s--.\ \\\
929.79 ic‘**t tin - rti“r V•. I id<rr»iMl vi'lt corn.
No. 2 Claim No. 1 it llti* su \ ey | n-cv -1.... - i y .1* s
erilu'il.
Thent'i* S 19 12 min. 3 * K.
l‘> > 1 i’ vt \vn ton 1 uni !>.-wr* N. x> deg. 31 min.
\V. and N. xj ih- . I.
2 >37.ei ‘••••I to 1 rn 1 No.5 identical \v:’h Cor.
No. 1 claim No. 1 of ti.js i:rv \ rreviom 1 v des
cribed.
T!i>‘n< o \. 77 dog. ■ • u hi !'.
kt.s . iV.‘i o Cor. No. 1 t'.c pin of beginning,
containing 11. 33 a r«- .
KKJAVOOIf OH. ( I MM No. 12.
Regimiingat • <m _ i Me iitiml willi corner
NN». 2 • laim No. of t ?; i •- »..• v.-y p; . • a-ly n* •
‘■ril*cl. I' I • . 11 #1 I. i Nf.»: | a |»KM1!
K i > • : N" J l>Hir> - ,.«'»• . i • • I . |
i.-M. point 11.-v ! m s. •; .o^. , ; min.
i:. 11 hit.:; p t
Thence N. si .h--v. min. » m*c. K.
I <M.2i i lit’, r. mi, 'hale Mono *21x12x0
ill-., e. Mr'. <1 l*i.i.M I’ t J "... :
T.icn • • N. tuie/. .1 :i!?u. \Y.
II i > *t v.-:_r :i I'u.ui i i!c ;. .‘"J imp. i
W . an i \. T.l .!e ■ l..
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• I. ■ . min. K. • <\ N • ' • n.\n. »v
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71 :• ' • .r»nl« in ti j ■ win.- Pe.i.’-H. s.i (],.g.
> r i. K Jill*I i»w
. .lit r«» i v. r No. .i. a soil.* -to? e ;{»\12
in*.. 4-Iti**.• i* . Mil .*•* *i.
. *i s. n <icj. -ii min. 17.
pi 7.-1 | .... r„r. No. I; i > N.*. :: m f hM-urvfN. J
:{«’! *.t. r a 14011 roa.i Pear.s ;*. to .1 .r. M lain. ;
W. •<•.,! ......if i. 1 mm. iv
■ 77 t lot ’ir*. No. 1. tlir p’ar* • f lirjiililiilitr, !
ro: tainin r |.: .»'J a
KkuwooI) on* Cr mm No. 11.
H-2inii 1112 ;'t Corner No. Id ntieal wi h |
Cor. N‘«». 2 lied wood «»11 • laim No .'of ; •
survey previously d uitt.l I tii.m •
l*o”.ion Nioiium ■!»* Kayai No. I o ars ll .
*1 2- ~s min- 87 - \V. 27 i * n
Colic Ii • i ' isiiti*: i . ^* ’>.7 f •* r
Hi 11 .-. s* 1 IS mil . .. • re K.
1211 lo i ■ ?o . .. i _• u »iojk* 2i::12 ;
\.H in* liiseltKi 2 i; H I.: 1 .u
Thru. N. :• ilex min. \V.
2108. nr* Ii aiiiiojut i. ar> • . 47 dry. I*’ min. W. j
and 47 <!<”'. 18 ; ii t. !
12 d ; !;..»;«! !;e:». - X. .'*2 dr 2. S'» mill. W . ;
..ml < >2 !- ... I..
•VIM'- 1 *t»f Mill .H r Cirri; c. feet wid Course v. :
i •
* •• s • v m to t .rnev No. .. • !i»! sr* n. 21x7\‘t'» !
in- • I: e •* I 8 IJ | 1 111 .»..»
1 urhi »• s. j.i r.t*,. -8 min. .1 i e. v. .
I’ll l'-• i• I Mi’.rhei (Tr, k N lret wid.e eoxrse S’. '
- lex. Ii.
IS! I .i'i.i fret O' <*,»••. \i». | M. a*; •••! V. itll Cor. No.
8 IN du.'od ml « laim No. 12 oi in * survey |»r •
viotisl;. d«»*rri'» d.
T'l III- • s Hre 21 in i • l. ii.
• 0.17,1': 2 '.ilrd. it.ill i i wide, hear- .**. to j
dry. .> in. Ji ;»nd N. >2 -i ,r. • niu. >8 .
!*'.!;».77 • Wax •!« ro.-i-t hei...* •. ;•« d« .. 1 liii.o.
W. and N. dry. i..
•'•270.17 if t I- t < ... 1 thr plan- of hr;:Mini ax,
r.*:ii.tiiii:ix 1 '».-•• • ..
Ki;;»« »oi* i ok ( i..vi o No. h».
t Coj <o.l . • ■ wit
\o. 2 idO'.d Oil ''i. ii:l N'«.. 11 of i* >U:\r\
previously .I •'i-ri5. d. I'nite-i *>.• * !. • ■
K ■ . I •
is *••. . \V. ;V*"»1.8 it .'••{. *.. y
Coini ii y !.ntr- jo id*.;. 2'.1 lain.li. IT.ti frrt.
I'h• nee N. -M dey. 82 min Ii.
ssjfr-i dedwoo-t c whi”. eoiir*eS. j
hid I'.. i!mv.- from N. 7 l y. W.
1812.2S :<*rt ;o C.,;\ No. 2 C s .ale >»o!ir 24x10x7;
ill*, ehLelvd 2-'. l"-l ]: **- > .*
Thelire N. 1. . e.r. 1 mill. 8 » see. \\ .
1C2 t . I ranr «>;-.d 'rears d-y. 1'» min. Ii. j
:.ud N. •••’» dry. W.
2118 f.-et ..euw.odC- k 2> feel w ide eourse S. i
■V' id x- V..
-b'7-i ire. id d Wood ( re- k 80 if el wide coil-. S.
:?■"• d x I i
•V2'.d.-*:'• irrt t .corner Nr. 8 a shale stone 2nxt>x'» I
ins. t iiisr 1 • •.! .; Id ! I Ii • •
'1 hell e s. S ) dr 8 M ll. 8 i >e •. \\*.
00 fret I.edwootI C er.i 10 I et wide. C'Uirs -S. ’
.7.!.% Ii
1*8...a i. i i Way oi idiad hear* ;. 21 tlry. _1 min.
W. and N 20 dr,x. I*.
12 •■*.'»!. f' • ll. eorn ! \ •. I l.l.-ui.e.t! \\!!ll < 0\ !
No. 8 Crtl wood oil Claim No. Ilo. l,li >Ul Vry j
pit', ioi:-I; • i*‘ »e“l I. d
'i re;, S. Htle :. min. K.
780.S i in-: -uX'Ui ; ,.d l».•.;,-.* s. V2 dey. lo min.
V\ . Ui-d N. • : d K.
2S77. re i fu -aroetl hears N. 17 ley. ir min.
\' . and S. ii dry. 18 i.nii. i..
.• s t.se i-'im to i hi a r No 1 t!: • plane of be^in*
liinx, Muiiuinin2 • I!:» a ;• ..
!JEP\VOOI> oil. «’I. VIM No.
Beg ini • • No. I i • •. : •
- .
pros :• ms v -ii I i. < ;:;led.s s L*» icb.ii j
Sion line ii Kayak No. 1 boaisS. »; : g. *.u,i.
ii >•■« . Vi. i: *J.7 j l at. l*..i»it ii v i.c.irss. . ' deg. '
. I . I
i i.N. side:. :“iinin -• •••. 17.
i • : - m - s g . i min. E.
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Uci'es.
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< Jnlkut be Hills.
lied wood No. 12 ai page I ■ f Vol. 1 el book 1 )
Miners’
'Restaurant
Adjoining Brooklyn -Hoici
A First-Class Cji-Tu-Date Eating House. Everything
in Season. Large Boxes for Families or Parties.
Cosy and Comfortable Mrs. Chas. Osland
Carrying U. S. flail an-1 Express.
•Str. Oregon J
Five l)u\ Fx|>rc-s Scrv ice direct I«-tween
\ aide/ and Scuttle. Sailings front Scuttle
Iter. 2H arid < vcry 20 day* thereafter.
Str. Santa Clara
f Sails-from St attic l>i of cafcli month for
■Imanu, Sitka. Kayak, Ynkutal. Valdes,
, St -ward. (,'ttok Inh t anil way j>ort«. Sails
from Ynlih'Z for Seattle aiui wav |jorts,
^ 1 <>i it of cavil mooi It
Sir. Santa Ana
' Sails from Seattle on l(>th of each month
for Jun< v. Sitka; Kayak, Yakutat Valdes,
| Senartl. Cook Inlet and way ports. Con«
neeis at Valdez with Str. I torn for nil ports
lietwet n Valdez and I’nalaska. Sails from
Valdez for Seattle and wav ports, 1st of
each month.
(
Str. Dora
i
From Vahlrz to I'nalnsha anil way ports
26tli of t acli month, I'onni-i'ting at Valdez
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for a!! kinds of Steam or House Coal
.1, F. TROWBRIDGE. Gen .Mgr
nl-8 First Art!., Seattle, Wash.
C. W. MILLER, Ass’t Mgr.
Phone 16 Valdez, Alaska.
£|u[skfl ConnERQML Qo.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
farallon and Bertha.
Sailing from Seattle on the Lfth and 2oth of each month,
calling at Juneau, sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. Ellnmar, Yaidee,
Latouclie, Seward. Seldovia, Homer and Kodiad.
Conneeting with FAIR HANKS TRAIL at Valdez, and with
sreamer at Seldovia for Kemii. ’1'yoonok, Hojio and Sunrise
during season of navigation on Cook Inlet.
Right is reserved to change steamerorsailing without notice.
Home Ollice, O. J. IIuin|d»rey, Len'l Agent,
oil) Sansome St. HI Yesler Way.
San Francisco Seattle
J. C MARTIN, Agent,
Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE 60.
Incorporated.
Wc have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy shades, Call lid's and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone SSL
Wines,Liquors and eigars.
The Senate.
T. 7\. eOBB Si eo.. Props.
' Geld Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods Best Brands Wldskey Port Wine
Sherry Riesling Angelica Santerne
Blackberry Brandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
COAL
at ARCHIBALD'S
Prompt Delivery Phone 15
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Kolwii'U H lb of \'i 1 "i !»ook
I of « l.llk.'i J’f •*' is.
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»<f c <iiik.il ivi- ills.
Ue*lwood No. Pal pa<;c K> of ol. 1 «>f Hook l
of tbilkat IV • nl>.
Auy : ;ul uli j'fi'Oi.s < laiiniiitf inUii* ly tm*
pl.nv'r liiiin n:l i *rn ■ d. pivtnisf or any |»oi
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1.7. S 1 ,;iTt•« Oltiff. v!..iski.
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Ik- puniisi a ior the .-tuiuiori i eriod in tin*
“Al.-Mi i I tiO'i l'* TO a Weekly iicv.sp iji r
printed at Valdez. Al '•!
foils W I ;,D! EY.‘
Kc-,i tet.
Firbi publication Nov.:;i. JJGO
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Eilamar Mining Gc
Gold, Silver and (' >j»per $3.
Gold and Silver 1 V
Copper - - - 2.(K
Lead - - 2.00
Et.t.amar, Alaska
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