Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin
Launch Tbree-Al sailed for Cordova
today.
W. A. Fergu son. a business man of
Cordova, arrived here jester-day.
George Dooley has assumed the
duties of deputy U. S marshal at
Cordova.
The Santa Clara has arrived in Seat
tle aud is scheduled to sad north
Monday next.
A steam he iting plant is now being
installed in the post office ai d Owl
• Drug Co. building.
Manager f paulding of the Iteyimlds
Alaska Development, Companj’s prop
erty at Horse-hoe bay. arrived hen
yesterday on the launch Ague . He
left for Cordova today.
L.V. Suter, while hunting Ptmarmi
gan near the glacier yesterday, acci
dently shot his foot v. ith a shot gun.
He was taken to the Samaritan Hos
pital. It is feared that an amputa
tion will be necessary.
The sale of Christmas gifts at Me
Kinley hall yesterday afternoon, wto
wel! attended, and the dainty articles
on display met with a ready sale. The
affair was uuder the auspices of the
Women’s Guild.
Jim Fielder and Komaine Scoff re
centlv completed a S1000 luunel con
tract on the property of The Alaska
Copper Association, at D. ier bay.
They report a good showing and
brought in some tine ore to coi robot ate
the report.
The final struggle for supremacy be
tween the Dutch and Iri.-li will take
place at the Olympic bow ling alley t his
evening. The Dutchmen are now in
the lead, I ut the Irish tium lias been
strengthened, and expect to bowl a
winning game this evening. Collins,
when no' engaged in bowling, will sit
on the side rail and smoke the Meer
schaum.
From Saturday’s Bulletin
A number of young men, musically
inclined, held an informal meeting
last night to discuss the matter of
organizing a men’s glee club. The
idea was looked upon with much favor
Dr C. T. D. ggett is taking the mitta
live in the matter, and I’rof Sweet ol
the public schools, a pianist of no
mean ability, has consented to pie-ide
at the piauo. Last night’s rehear-al ».t
familiar airs developed the fact I ha'
mere is splendid talent nwre 10 nave a
rousing male chorus, than which
there is no music more beautiful. At
the meeting were: Dr C. T Daggett,
Prof. Sweet, Messis. Charles, Friend.
C. D. Shaw. McCarthy, Lmll ow and
L. F. Shaw.
A. (). Roberts is a recent ar ivnl
from Fairbanks.
C N Tolbert was a passenger on
the stage from Fairbanks.
A stage left Fairbanks I hur.-day
with five passengers for Valdez.
The Fairbanks stage arrived yestu
day, seven and a half days enmute.
Father Turueli will entertain 1' ither
Corblpy and members of the Catholic
choir at a dinner at li e Tavern this
evening.
Mrs. Blarney Stevens, Miss Reynolds
and Miss Dickey left on the launch
Agues yesterday for a trip down the
Sonud.
Fred S McFarline, of the Tanana
Warehouse Company, is due to arrive
here Sunday and will leave on the
Saratoga for a trip cg:*ide.
Oeorge Pulliam, com.ected with the
road commission in the construction
of the government road between Cagle
and Cncle, is expected to urrive in a
day or two with the horses that were
used in roi.d building. Pulham was
formerly superintendent of the White
Pass stage line
From Monday’s Bulletin
At the Till ik utn social Saturday
evening das. Fish and Mrs. Hazelett
weie pi ize winners The game was .1r)0
Herb .Jeti'Or of the firm of Johnston
Jensen, Ka»alia, is m town enroute
'o Cordova, where he will open a
s • loon.
Dr. C A \\ inatis is here from
Land lock bay.
Steamer Clsi« at rived from Sound
ports yesterday.
Arthur Olson v'ill leave on the Sara
toga on a visit to the States.
C T Ont'ith and J. W C >pe arrived
tiom Landb ek bay >este.d «y.
W. M orris and Pus Samlvik are
recent arrivals lnun Fan banks.
I' M. Itiown and (ieo C. Ilazelet re
turned from Cordova on the Saratoga.
W M. Wal'ers, a well kiiown Noun
mining man, hi lived on the Saiatogn.
C l. S Oir,of()ir »V Co , operating
• he stage lu,e between Valdez ano
Fail t.a k , an ived on theSaiatoga.
Mi~s Willis of lacoti<a arrived on the
Saratoga, t>:u oute m Fairbanks to be
come the hi ide o! a Fall hanks Ilian.
C’ W II ii i ington, the mining engi
neer, lias letuiied limn Long ba\,
wheie he has been engaged in examin
ing copper claims.
The Dan Kenncdv party with over a
million dollars in bullion and diist, ar
rived in Valdez Saturday night.
Details weie t u!dished in Sattnda.<Y
papei.
'1’he Men’s glee club met ye.-tenlaj
in Moose hall Several new memhers
were added, and it now seems evident
that a tine musical organization will
be perfect! d.
The Kniglds Island Alaska Copper
Company, of which A. W. Tibbitts is
president, haslet, a contract to W. K
Kgau to do extensive development
work on t tie eumpanv’s propeity on
Knights island. Kgau leaves tomor
-o.v on tin* Kisie, with a crew of men.
to begin opera! i ms at once
O. .1 II isford at lived In d->g sledg*
fr-i m Fall bank' ’eslerday. lb' will
leave on the Saratoga to join Mis.
I iostord in Seat* le. and will return in
February. Mr Honford is an oil
timer in t ties!- pai ts, but for tiie f»ast
four eai s Ins h ei mining in the
Tatiana district, and is now succes -
fully working an Kste; creek claim.
From Tuesday’s Bulletin
Wedding bells were lingini' last
ideld.
Melvin Kibb'e and Sophia Sinai
aere untied in in n i i ur* last idkjht.
J • idife L\ «ili> <>ll mat d .
i\ A IVi km- and K. M. Smith ar
i,. j_> i - (*i*d id tli** Se.d t h . I iiey uii
KCi-lit aiitval.- I t".n I' a; i ban I- -
\| ,j H.o.ex, 'ho l>a« Hie emit rad ti
Pulld tie < > octren h* • t ii « road Iron
Katall.i, an i'ed in Valdez la.-t inch
on a bu-ines- 11 i; .
Four -aloosis hav * opened at (’or
dnva -mee i he aniiounee:) ent ot the
chat tie ot t tie i a.It oa 1 terminus trout
Kittal a to that [ Itde.
H (’ Wi.lbek lied C.rl Sehaupp
•, j » i \ «*, | j i i; I i 1 i .iii * I * 1 ^ fl.Ul 111! .
Widlick was O. j. Ilo-foid’» mine
tollman. i
A large Newfoundland dog la-long
ing to Kohl. McIntosh "as poisoned
yesterday. The animal was a splendid
work dog, ami the owner refused £11*0
for him only recently. Several dogs
have died fiom poisoning within tin
past few weeks and an effort will he
made to fl\ the blame on the party le
spoti.-ible.
Nat Goodwin, the actor, lias pur
chased a quartz mine near Uyak
Kodiak island. The le tge i- free null
ing, averaging £*20 to the ton. A mill
will tie installed in the spring.
The Ciuggetihe uis have pm chased
the.Milo Kelly copper properly near
Oica. for £201*.1*00. It is known as the
Jack Shepard piopei ty.
M'dln-rs — We have the Ih-si Shoe
:or little folks ever put together.
A flexible and u iih- ex tension s.»|«
very stylish ami durable. 1 his i
the ideal shoe for children. Sizes
os to 2s at A. I.. I #• - v v A* ( o.
Household furniture I r sP- A p| ly
J. (i. Stephens.
Ik notional food
And Dm; Act .
Was intended to do justice
alike to dealers and con
sumers. As we have in
every way complied with
the law, will you not see
that we are given a share
o! your patronage.
Prescriptions Compounded
By Graduates Only
Goods Delivered Phone 40
Owl Drug Co.
Dependable Druggists
VALDE25 ALASKA
LOW GRADE PAY
IN BONNIFIELD
.John Bounitield, known ns the die*
Coveier of what Is called tJie Bonfii
Held country, arrived in Valdez with
the Dan Kennedy party, lie is en
roiite to the States ci» a business trip,
and will letuin to the interior in a
inontn or more 1 ’oncerning the
Bounitieid count ry, he said: "I am in
teiested in a lot ot low grade ground
over tnoietso low that if it was much
lower there would no no grade at all
I’o woik it, I must llrst secure suita
hie t lanspoilat ion facilil ies, and work
on a l oad is now pi ogres.* lug ”
A happy wedding teemed last night
u. eu I i » di nek Do m Worst led \Iar
il i i el AI a\ 11 a i a ha 11 lo I he alt ar .1 ndge
.loin: Lyons porloiiiod tlie cere
mo n;. i > >! h la ide a id gi o mi are well
and i..t ; |>i\ ki.o n in Valdez.
Li uljtct of thi.- t ie mg's lecture
b\ In v I.iti.it (Viit-hy v, id he “The
l o: Ie*.si. u.fi I, a i i I till i a I i t Alei cy.”
t at ei < i i I n \ * \ | i»s. es litliir * If as
Well pleased wi li the a*tei dance and
iiiteiist thin- Ini show n in his leetuies.
Good Investment
i',uini*hed loin loom I o ise and lot
I oca cd In I'l'sl I es id i ii‘e pall of town,
whole I lie win I don’t lilowr. Paying
i . . .',o i »m- !•>nii inter** * |*i ire
one-halt cash, halancc six months.
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