Of Local Interest
fton Saturday’s Bull****
The Bultinskv returned yester
Aiayfrom a trip to Knight's island.
•itVm. Lee .xnd wife, who weYe in
the employ of the Knight’s Island
rPevolopment Co., wore passengers.
Sergeant John A. Perry, former
ly stationed at the cable office here,
has re-entered the service and has
charge of the office at Ketchikan.
Tho double bobs of Orr & Co.,
which will be used on the mail
from Teikhell to Fairbanks, have
reached Teikhell, going through
without any trouble. They will
be put in commission at once.
The Jean;e is due here today or
tomorrow. She left Seattle last
Saturday and probably made a
stop at Ladysmith for coal.
C. S. Sargeant and Gus Ericson
arrived from Fairbanks last even
-iTrgTrfrtTio^lTrrTtage. Three more
passengers will be in today.
Grant Chase and family will
leave on the Saratoga for a visit
with relatives and frieuds at Bal
lard, Wash.
The new switchboard for the
telephone company will arrive on
the Pennsylvania. It will require
only a few days for installing.
Tiie Portland will leave Seattle
the loth of this month corning to
Valdez direct bv the outside pass
age. The Bertha will take the
mail run by tho inside passage
leaving Seattle on the 10th. I bis
arrangement will be maintained
until after the Fairbanks travel is
over.
Marshal Lathrop has made ar
rangements to have the* native hoy
who was sent here from Kodiak to
serve a term in jail, taken to a
school in Sitka. Judge Gunnison
interested himself in the ho** and
took the matter up for Mr. I. *th
rop at. Sitka. The youngster ill
he taken out on one of the next
boats.
T.I).Bradford, who is manager of
the Crown Copper Co. . recently
organized to develop claims on
Knights island, will send, a large
schooner north in a few weeks with
supplies and machinery for the
mine
Louis Rothkranz has four men
working on his copper propprty in
Big passage, Knight’s island, and
is making a good showing.
No newa of the arrival of the
Shelikoff at Seattle has been re
ceived, She was seen on the 24 th
of December about 100 miles cast
of Hinchinbrook by the Portland
and at that time the weather was
good, so no fears are expressed re
garding tier Safety.
The dynamo at the light plant
burned out this afternoon and there
will he no light until the new'
dvnamo arrives.
J
Fire insurance adjuster Broonell
has completed his wmrk here and
will leave on the Saratoga. The
main policy of the V. B. & M. Co.
has been satisfactorily adjusted,
hut the one for f5,000, which was
recently found, will have to be
acted upon later.
Pickled Goods.
Always on hand a big supply of
Pickled Pigs Feet, Lambs Tongues,
Pickled Tripe* North Sea Mackerel
and Kodiak King Salmon Bellies.
Vttlde* Mta&et. Phone 20.
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Prospector Beauty Column.
Address *11 communications tor
“Editor Beauty Col«wti,M Atxb£A
pRUSPyCTOB.
S. Jack—I have had a rough
neck for 20 veart. I believe J go* j
j it prospecting. It is about the
! only thing I did get. Can yon!
recommend anything to remove it?
Ans. Hub gently with No. 9
sandpaper until onli'-ely smooth,
tnen applv following mixture: Iqt.
white beans boiled to mush, 1 pint j
bacon grease, dilute with 1 gallon!
rice water. Apply three times aj
day for six months. You will find j
this a splendid lotion for rough- j
neck.
L. S.—Please roll me whether!
superfluous hair can he removed,
if so how?
Arts. See Cameron dr Golden.
Harrv W.—Will you kindly tell
me how to remove wrinkles of the
stomach, i worked in Kotsina
last summer and am bothered a
great deal with them?
Ans. Try T-Bone massage three
times a clay for 2 or 3 davs and
then increase in proportion to what
is loft on your meal ticket.
! T. W. Doherty will go down th<
■Sound with the Buttinsky again
about the 15th.
The length of the days is nov.
steadily increasing. On Jan. 15
they will be one hour and live
minutes longer than at present.
The Dora is due from the west
ward. hut has not been reported at
S* ward.
The following passengers are
hooked to sail on the Saratoga to,
night: Dr. Rvstrom, Gov. Reedy.
H F Smith, C S Sergeant. J Rad
amacher, J Lindsay, E Clo.-e. B
Derbyshire, J Dye, D Davis and
wife, J Akers, V Urban, W Ham
rick. Dr. Whiting and wife. Grant
Ctiase, wife and child, 1 >ee Davis,
F T Turner. J D Turner, Miss
Mu ray, Mrs Harris, Mrs Maxson
and two children. P Sicelc, Ben
Chase, W J McKenna. M H Tay
lor S Foot, D Winrich, H King.
E Benedict. E H Craig, C G Hub
hard, C Thompson. D Blake, (4
Krau and wife, B B Broonell, J
H Kuhn.
The Hadley smelter on the east
side of Prince of Wales island ha«
smelted • during a period of ten
months 65.000 tons of copper con
taining 8.100,000 pounds of copper
2,4C0 ounces of gold, and 17,000 <>f
sPver, the approximate gross metal
value of all being $060,000.
Webster Brown who has been
working on the survey of the road
from Fairbanks to Nome along the
Yukon foothills says that there are
manv creeks along the route, which
apparently have never been visited
by white men. Webster Brown is
well known along the coast, hav
ing been in Valdez on a number of
occasions.
Bo far as known the largest gold
nugget ever found was discovered
in California and weighed 2,340
ounces, valued at $40,000.
FAVORS ROOSEVELT j
—
Culbertfccm Upholds Pres- j
ldent’s Act Dismissing
Colored Troops
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Washington, -Tan. 4—Culbertson i
made an address in the senate yes-!
ter cl a y on the dismissal oi the col-j
ored troop* by the president, up- j
holding RooPOTelt’s action inthol
matter. He said that the prosi-!
dent had a constitutional power'
enabling him to tnk<* the action he ■
did. Culbertson said that the race i
problem is* now the moat import
ant, one before the American pe*>p|«.
A publication of the bureau of!
census of the department of com
rnoice ami labor gives a summary
of the manufacturing eptab'ish-j
ments in Alaska for 1905. There
are 82 such establishment' in the
| district with a capital totaling $10.
>84,799. The value "f the products,
including custom work ami repair
ing is #8,2 11,52 1.
Headquarters foj snow glasses
25 ami 50 cents per pair at the
l Ow’ Drugstore.
Fresh ovsters on everv boat at
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What There Is In It
No More — No
Colorado Assaying tz Refining
Company
DKN'VKK. * »-Ol.Olt \TM‘.
(ifiiil. Silver. J.<*a'l, Oopia-r. >0i:. Kr.eh
< h ut o: .uialysi.* <>f 100 Mineral* TKKF if
yim mention thi> pap<-r.
1 • th*- natural outlet and tfie- l-vii* mar
lo t for the products of Aluska.
The TACOM A PMELTKR reduce more
ores of gold, -direr. lend and enpp-r
than any other -inolter on the 1‘acifie
Coast.
I
Tiif Wc*t Coa«f Oroecry Company ot
Tacoma receives on consignment and
sells nf public sale tin- largest snare of
Alaska furs handled by any single
house.
The fisheries of Taeoma ship millions
of pounds of Alaska fish- fresh, frozen,
cured, dried, smoked and pickled—to
the markets of the United Ptatc- and
Europe
Tacoma wholesalers and jobbers sup
ply h large and constantly increasing
trade in Alaska,
Taeoma is the western headquarters.
«nd chief I'aeiiie (Jna:-t terminus of the
Northern Railway and th headquart
er:. and western ti rmipus of the Tacoma
Eastern Railroad.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Raul
Railway, the Union and Southern I’aci
lie wnd the Ori-At Northern ure now
building to Tacoma.
The population of Tacomn ha:- in
creased from ::7,7M in 1W* to h'.COtt >n
190H
Ta- ornn re'll estate is th* safest and
surest investment on the T'acirio Coabt.
Watch Tacoma Grow
For further infornnation arid descrip
tive literature, address
Secretary of Tacoma Chamber o
('omrnrree and Board of Trade.
48 TACOMA, WASHLNGTOb
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lore and education o? yout.c v*omen. Spe tsl
opportunities in Mrslr. Art Ijmcua-.-e* and i trr
■ turc Wei* equipped Physical and (T-.» it»i< al I <h
oratories Herbarium and Min rai Cabinet The
largest and oldest Lad:-r'Seminary in the bn ec
Northwest, it enjoy* a national reputation i r in
Partins' the best physiea!. mental and mom! tra n
tn* and develop’?!*? trne womanhood. P/j-ur*
so-ally sort eduvat on.il!» l- r the rmuit e\.ih;-d
station. Confers *.c;.dein- ai.T ( -''ci. tiel>eg;-es
bv State Author. In rtere.ir ■ »ith nvict is
of non-Catholirs iss, tupuii ’i - • av- led Academy
i« ideal’? livatni. am.d -r-.- -i . 'en:c ad :i
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