Of Local Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
A number of local mining men came
from tbe States yesterday, among
whom were A. H. Craig, C. A. Neubell.
J. L. Hosfeld, If. 11. Carvey ahd Chas.
Gott.
Tbe Skidoo came into port last night,
using her auxiliary engiues for motive
power.
A. C. Brown, of St Louis, a member
of the Kuights Island Alaska Copper
Co , was an hi rival on the Saratoga and
will leave tonight for Knights fs'land to
inspect the property and prepare for
work. This is tbe company formed
during tbe winter by A. W. Tibbetts.
Marshal Wardell was an arrival on
the Saratoga from Catulla.
A. G. Brown and wife returned from
the States yesterday.
Watermen <fc Harrington have rented
the 1 o-Idii * occupied by the News
end iii move their assay office there
? i lew days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Debney returner!
lid’i ih> Spates Yesterday and are
fu ishirg «•» bouse on Broadway where
t> • y will live this summer. They spent
t..e wmter in California and Washing
ton, ‘ uit c uld not stay away from Val
dez luring the cummer.
Mi-s A. L. Ames, a sister of E. G.
A me -, was v.n arrival on the Saratoga
for a vi it with relatives here.
Following is 2? lisf of passengers on
the Sant *>£*»’ for Valdez: Miss A L
Ames, P Cam pi, A C Brown, S Poot,
W K .Ju. es, Chas Simeustad and wife.
C G Dr Luey and wife, C Gott, 11 B
Wyman, G A Brown and wife, L N
Laurdeville, Miss Laurdeville, Mrs
Grant Chase, L II Carvey, C Piesner,
A II Craig, C A Neubell, J L Hosfeld,
James Fish Sr.,T Puts, J L Douthet
and wife, Mrs LA u Bard, A P Beutou,
J WardeP, P Egau, and 10 steerage.
Chas. Simeustad and wife were ai
rivals on the Sara tog i and will make
Valdez their home this summer. They
will reside in the house owned by Mi
Simeustad on upper Keystone
It is now certain that all the canner
ies in the Ketchika’u district will la
Operated this season.
It is reported that Iiay Millard and
siis bride will come to Valdez < u the
San a Clara. They will probably live
at Galena bay during the summer.
S. Poot returned on the Saratoga
after spending the winter iu Seattle.
He will remain here all summer, at
tending to his mining intere ts.
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Oouohoe enter
tained the ladies of the Wednesday
club and their husbands at a I *ve
Hundred party last night. Mi»s Leely
won the ladies’ prize and S. Ilium the
gentleman’s prize.
A. W. Tibbetts is now in Seattle and
expects to come to Valdez on one of
the next boa’s.
Wm Egan and A. C. Brown leave for
Knights island on the I'liree-M to
night.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
The llammond is being repaired and
will not. resume her Sound run until
next week.
The Saratoga will sail from Seattle
again on June l-t« The Santa Ana was
billed to leave there oh the 20th of this
month with freight for Valdez and way
points, but has not been reported leav
ing.
An Alaska Miner found feeding his
money to the birds iu Seattle vrna
thought to tie insane, by some people
who were evidently not aware that,
that is what becomes of most of the
Alaska miner's money,
Af arty of men in charge of A’m.
Lgan left on the rI htee-M last nigli* for
I trier bay to start work on the prop*
erty ot the Knights Island Alaska Cop
per Co. Nine men will he employed
at present pieparing the camp, and
erecting buildings, nnd upon tlie ar
rival of A. \\ . Tibbetts from the States
actual mining will commence. The
party which left here last night con
sist* of A. C. lirown. who m general
manager of the comp.-uj. V :rr Kgan,
superintendent, ami i'. . >c rling.
T. Puet/, Paul Camp, Percy Able, and
Cbns. 'libbett. All of the non arc
recent arrivals from St Louis.
file KIsie, Hugh Murray's new In.at.
arrived in pert yesteiday from Juneau,
and left this morning for a trip at ouud
the Sound. She will he kept on the
Prince William souud run all summer.
The Saratoga is expected to leave
Seward for here this evening. She
will not stay over at Valdez until the
schedule time of sailing for the south
but will leave as soon as possible after
reaching here, which will probably be
about noon tomorrow.
The Northwestern is now at the wharf
taking on coal for her trip to Seattle.
She will be convoyed down by the Sal
vor, and as the latter boat i*- not very
fast the trip will be a slow one. They
will go inside as much as possible and
will wait for fair weather on the out.
• ide stretches, as too heavy a sea might
spring the patobed-up Noithwestern
io that the pumps could not handle
the water.
Mrs. Geo; Dooley will make a tiip to
Seattle on the Saratoga, to vi if with
fiiends during the summer.
Mrs. T. J. Dotiohcfe gave an afternoon
tarty yesterday, af. which about .‘>0
iadies were present. Five Hundred
vas played, Mrs lielmick and Mrs.
I temple winning the prizes.
Mrs. H. W. Miller leaves on the
Saratoga for the States where she will
retnaiu for several weeks, visiting with
friends and relatives.
From Mondays lJulletin
J. V Ostrander was a passenger for
Jatalla on tlie Saratoga, being called
lowii on legal" business.
Owing to the indisposition of some
if the prium donnas it has been neoes*
ary to postpone the date of produc
iou of the grand minstrel show which
vas -et for the .‘list of this month, bn'
the tine music which was engaged for
• he occasion wifi be retained and a bit:
lance given in place tf tin* u»in tit
show. The music will be the Le.-t ever
furnished at a dance in the town.
The total area of ti e known <* ■*!
bearing rocks in Alaska is uppr >x:~
naU-ly IiI.ikmi xjaare miles.
Ordinance No. 45
\N ■ Icld \i.\ N< 1 ! J:< i V 11 ! No ! < ,'{ Tin-:
i-n f•*; f'« "ITON OF s!I»KW.\LKS.
i;,. it ordaimd by the < Count I >>i the
row 11 o: Yahb M-is 1;n :
s, 1. That vvhctnvrt 'h owt.i f* of two*
•litr-t- in val'H- <>i tin- po>i»:r v abutt. nr 1 • |»<-»*
,n 1 affected t'.v sJ’-1* i in proven, nt. sii.al |..*t»
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ii Mdte.valk. itl i>k amt m (r..u- • : tb- bn*
.v. np.l by such pe; on:-. t li.* * - "iii'-o lii.i *. .11
heir dis* re a. nia--- -'• >* '; ‘ '
•on.strii'-teti. oi l r.v.-ihirds of " • h<
amt: may. in die 1 j < r«*« o.n *•! b- < • um 11.
; 1 i* -f *t bV tin- H**t*s *m ilt * li I 1- v> of
he tax Hi.et o 1 1 In- alnr ' i..; j.r i -n; an , *U«
1 ,x shall lit: a lit-n 'U •» the same an*, m t> *•••
,,U<-cte<t as other r< flic-tan- ar- '••**
1 f t't (Ml. . til. f
St-,-. 2 Sid*-.-.all.- r* i'i !■ ;*»«!• 1 < f ,
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tut-.- No. *2* in tin- T.-v.n o; \ aid /. A'*--- <•
»..<• This OidinuUc*: shall tal.*- • fit* !
tad h* in force, from ainS aft- r it- pu-ut?<-,
ii t.rovttl and publication ,
1 1 j*,,**.,! ami approved thi* 2nd. *lay of May,
- A’ l> 1 * t. (< qnr>, Mayor.
W. if. Crary, Clerk. i
The Saratoga pulled out for the
States yesterday morning, and will
stop at Catalla on the way down.
From Tuesdays Bulletin.
The Skidoo makes another statt
down the Sound today:
(»eo. Burford started for the States
on the Portland. He will visit Seattle,
Portland and San Fiuocisco and do
some buying for the V. B. & M C«
befoie Ins return
I'he Jennie, which i- due heie at any
time now, has *200 tons of coal for this
place
Father Turuell left for southea-tei n
Alaska i n the Portland, and will lie
gone about a month.
W. H. Brennan Is in receipt of a tele
gram from Seattle -ayingthat the < per
ation performed upon Mrs. (laeng was
duccessful and she lias completely re
Covered.
The Klsie is hilled to leave for K-lla
mar, Land lock and Sound points to
morrow morning.
L. H. Carvey was a passenger on
the Portland for Orca
Die Santa Clara left Seattle for V;d
doz. the id lei noon of May '21th
Thehiidge across the Ta/liua lias
stood all right so far, except foi a
slight settling of the middle pier .Vs
the pier is built around piles* which?
are driven into tin* river bottom, the
settling has done no damage.
Sues For $21,000.
has l oon cfarted i i the di-trict
court l y Kied Rowe against the Kiln
mar Mining Co. for malicious arrest
and imp! isonmont, and asking for
d images in the miiii of
Rowe is the man who was arrested
twice thisspiirg by ,1. L Brown, at
Kihimar, charged with attempting to
incite riot, and with tiespass lie was
acquitted i*y a jury on one • cca^ion
and the other time was dismissed l y
the c> nmn -su i.er, after being held in
jail over night.
Killed By Slide.
I
(instuf H'Tsluiiiin, ’>n employee of
(lit* \la k:» roa*l commi-si ui was kilb <1
by a rock slide at tin* cut this side of
Camp Comfoit Satuiday, and T1 e body
was brought to town yesterday. Il«*
was welkin do; * with *i crew of
men r.n t lie ! ; und t he t>lufI a
mill* this si >t • inf. rt, when a
large rock on th lull ide came down
mid caught I i n Kdi on Idni in.-tantly
Herman tan to \ 1 #/ last winter,
hut nothing c .ii l» learned regarding
his forint i re el* > to rt datives. Ibir
ing the «| i g I I 1. up a farm at.
Tazlilia an i b • etif to work lor the
road conn *n I he body will I o
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