News of Kenai.
Kr.NAi.Oet. 1,.—Winter has com
ineneeil with n certain!y, the ther
mometer registering xem <>ii the
night of the 14th. Kverylaalr i*
hnsy calking and hanking their
houses, as the odd went In r is alarm
three weeks earlier than usual.
The limiting parties have all re
turned from Kei ni and Kussdoff
lakes with excellent trophies. Some
of them left on the Tvonie, the
others intending to take the next
steamer connecting with the Bertha.
<hr Scptendicr 2*ith Marshal Sex
ton arrived front Snnnse and slart
• Cil for Kiiisiloff lake. He returned
on Oct. Hth, accompanied hy (In pi.
Radeliffc and Lieut. R: K. Glynn,
of the British army, and Mr. (1. (’.
Little of Victoria, R. C„ all of whom
he had accused o' killing sheep in
August.
Judge Hildreth was awaiting
them here. As the Knglisli gentle
men demanded an immediate trial
court was called for it a. m. of Oct.
7th.
The case of Capt. Radeliffc came
first, and after the evidence was
heard it was found that he had per
mits entitling him to kill liear.
sheep and moose any season of the
year, as In- was collecting specimens
for the British Museum. His case
was dismissed and he was fully ex
onerated, and the Marshal m|m>Io
gi/.cd for the mistake.
Lieut, Glynn, demanded a jury
trial. The evidence of the Indians
who were in the employ of the par
ty, showed that he had killed sheep
in August, hut it whs done under
a false impression. Ho and Capt.
Radeliffc had come all the wav
from England together with the in
tention of hunting, and had, in
company, interviewed Dr. Merrium.
in Washington, who asked them to
study the requirements of the coun
try in regard to the game and make
suggestions toward amending tin
law. Hence, he considered, al
though the permit for the museum
specimens was in the name of Gapt.
Radeliffe, allowing him to procure
specimens at any time, lit- was en
titled to help him kill, ns tin- per
mit did not set forth that t'apt.
Radeliffe was to kill the game him
self.
The jury found Lieut, Glvn
guilty of killing sheep out of sea
son, and the judge lined him' #150
and costs, with |>erniission to take
out the trophies provided for in
his own permit.
The ease of Mr. Little was then
called. Hit was acting as man
ager for Capt. Radeliffe and Lieut.
Glynn, so naturally being in their
employ,thought he could assist them
in killing for the museum. He did
not desire a jury trial.
Although the Indians could not
testify that they saw him kill sheep
in August, the Marshal, its prose
cuting witness, testified as to what
he had heard, and the judge evi
dently used testimony given in the
pr» vious eases, I believe, to enable
him to bring in a conviction. Mr.
Little was fined #100 and co-ds,
and allowed the trophies which his
personal |iertuit culled for.
The Judge and Marshal then
left in a sloop for Seldovia, where
they expect to have a few more
cases.
1 here are quite a numner oi min
ing men awaiting the Tvonic at
Sunrise, Hope anil here, together
with the hunters, so the Bertha wrill
have quite a passenger list.
Dr. J K. Anderson,who has heen
in Sunrise and Hope this summer,
practising Ids profession of dentis
try, is making a short stay here,
until the last boat. He expects to
return next year as he is much
taken with the country.
Win. Hunter and W. K. Lennox
have jus: concluded the purchase
of the Anchor Point property, in
cluding all the buildings, through
Thus. W. Han more. They intend
starting a cattle and sheep ranch,
and Mr. lamnox will leave soon to
take up bis quarters there for the
winter.
Word has been brought in that
some Indians hunting on Kussiloff
lake have shot both and killed one
of the valuable horses of the N. W.
Mg. & Dev. Ca., mistaking them
for moose. IS. S. M.
CSet your blood in good shape for
the winter. Broadway Pharmacy.
\
Latest Nome Pleet.
I nua, Oi’i. 2Y—(In Oft. 22il flit'
steamer Discovery arrived at ITnga
from Nome and among tlie last of
• he if parting fleet. She Wrought
m si encouraging news from that
si el ion of the northern gold mines.
The rush mu of the country, at the
I close of the season was much less
this year than formerly -a good
sign which s|>eaks for itself. A
! ntltnlicr of passengers were dropped
off at fnga; among others our old
time friend. Mr. lands Hermann,
who comes here with a mining
i party to look into the merits of a
property in this neighborhood.
Regarding That Cnrio.
KK.VKsTINK.Oct. 2ti.—In the Phos
I I’KCToh of recent date 1 see that
i Alaska curios come high. Soinc
I times they do. When a man is
t looking for more than is coming to
( him lie gets a curio, and if it is
I high lie is to blame himself. Mv
friend with the $21 curio stored
j grain last spring at some of the!
! road houses, pretending it was tor;
| his own use. hut instead of that it
was for sale; and us I have grain
for sale myself, when the gentle
man that bought the grain called
for it, I gave him the curio my
friend now has.
(ifiitlcmcu who have stored goods ,
here for their own use never were j
charged storage. Kn. Pauk.
Chisna District.
Considerable work lias been done)
this year on Chisna and Daisy)
creek benches, and it has Ik-cii !
pretty well proven that the old j
river channel has been found, i
Next year’s work will prove how;
rich it is. If it should prove nsi
good as expected it will Is- a bigger
Isinali/a than anything so far found ;
in the Copper river basin. It is
the opinion of several mining men,)
who have investigated that part of
the country, that not only Chisna ]
and Daisy hut the I tenches of the
Chistuehinu and middle fork, as
well as other streams adjacent will .
in u short time lie second to none
in the output of gold. Wood and
water is handy and in plenty, with !
four to six mouths working season
in the year.
Food Scarce at Fairbanks.
Mrs. Solomons who left here for
Fairbanks last spring is now in
Nome where she will spend the
winter. In a letter to a party here
she states that every one at Fair-(
hanks lias great faith in that see-j
tion, hut that there will Ik-a famine
there this winter, liotli of the;
large companies are out of provi
sions now.
Wellington coal $14 per ton de
livered, or $7 per half ton deliver
ed. J. C. Martin, agent, or Copper
River Droving Co.
Haines & Brown,
THE TINNERS
are now prepared to do all kinds of
Tin and Iron work at short notice.
Their work is first-class and charges
reasonable. Iaieated on McKinley
rear of Phoscbctok office.
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Part
nership.
\IliTU'K t« hrruby given that Ibv ia>|Mdii«r- |
ship heretofore existing between Osear i
latrsoii ami Hoy Kutherford, under the firm '
name of the Valdez Lumber Company, lias been !
this day di-s dyed. O-car lauaii will assume i
all debts and liabilities, and will continue to
conduct tiic business under the name of the
Valdez Lumber Company.
Oscar Larko.n.
Hoy Ki'thkkkokd.
Valdez, Oct. 14. UNH.
Not ice of Dissolution of Partner
ship.
•
Notice is hereby given that the co-partner
ship heretofore existing between W. E. Ceigcr
anuW.H. McPhee, under the firm iiMineof
ticiger A MePhee has l*ccn dissolved, the busi
ness having been sold to Loguu Archibald. All
indebtedness of the tiriu has been assumed by
latgau Archibald.
W. E. tiKH.KK
W. II. M( l‘HKK.
Valdez. Oct. 32d. I‘M8.
Notice ot Forfeiture.
Kllahab, A Lanka. He pi. 21, 1»«.
To Howell Hindu:
You are hereby notitied that the undersigned, i
Clias. T. Hua, has expended during the years
DM2 Mini DM3, eight hundred (fsu>) d’liars in i
labor upon the Copper Bullion, The Chance, J
Wall Street, and Trace mining claims, situuted j
on west side of Copper Mountain, three miles!
east of Kllnmar mine, at head of Bcuhlcr Hay,
in Valdez Hecording District, the location no- I
tices of whit'll claims are now of record in the ]
office of the I'nited States Commissi oner at !
Valdez, aud to which uotices reference is uiutle
foru more particular description ther-of, in
order to hoi*) >ai«l claims under provision of
See I It Mi *JtM. lie vised Statutes t»f the ('lifted 1
.States, aud the amendments relating thereto
concerning annual labor u)atn mining claims,
being the amount required to hold said claims
during the years lung a ml DM3. ending Decem
ber HI, 1!M8. And If at the expiration of ninety
tlavs from the publication of this mMlce, you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure, your interest In said claims
will become th»* property of the undersigned,
your ctsowuer, who has made the required ex
penditure by the terms of said sectiou.
CHAM. T. KCA.
First p iML-ation Sept. 24.
Last publication flee, 24.
Support Ilie Business Interests Of lour ton
and not of Seattle. There is not a Laundry
In this city which cannot give you as good
work as any Laundry in Seattle, although the
price is somewhat higher. We charge no -
more than any Laundry in the United States
for Hand work, and if there is anyone trying
to make a living here who cannot pay our
prices, we will cheerfully do his work for
nothing.
Signed
Star Laundry. New Process Laundry*
Dock Laundry. Valdez Laundry.
D* C* Brownell^
PAINT, OIL "2 QLAXS
HARDWARE
pm.. zmnEKn..H
T A ! I A D I Cleaning, Repairiii* and Altering Done On
Am S...NU.
I fl I L V II • I Ladies’Suits Cleaned a ml Press, <1.
t PRICKS RKASONABMC.
Keystone Aye.. Next to Home itesimiranl.
The “GOLDEN RULE”
Cor. Keystone Ave. ami Front St.
Ladies’and Gents’ Furnishings
Full Line of Children's Wear, Art .Materials, ete.
NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY,
McKinley street.
Finest Work. Prompt Delivery. ■
Fully Responsible.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
A mum, Alaska, August i:», itact. !
r.t tile Ki-iihI Milting & Trailing .V, Siain is X.
Waldron. S. %r TiiojiiHK, John M Suook.
John Ikicnud Richard l{oc:
You and each of y«»u are hereby imtititMl that
tlic iiudcr«djgued, J*»hn M. Murry, haaex|>endcil ;
during the years 1W1, 1WK! and* 1!M8, four hull- ;
ilicd and iif'y (f4*ai) «|«>Har* in labor und im
provcincuts. elt*., tiiMin the Silver Fox mining :
idaim, situated or near Halibut t*4»vc, <‘o<>k !n- 1
let Recording Precinct, Alaska, the location 1
notice of which claim is now of record in the I
office of the 1'uited States roinuiissioticr at Sun* •
rise, anti to witich notice reference is mudc for
it more particular description thereof, in order
to hold said claim under provision of Sectfon
£tlt. Revised Statutes of ^he I itited States, anil
the aiiieudnieuts rcluting thereto concerning
anneal labor unou mining claims, h dug the
amount required to hold said claim during the
years 1‘dol, l‘.t02 and ltkci, ending December 31,
IWCi. An«l if at the expiration of ninety days
from the piihlicathm of this n of ice, you
fail or refuse to 4*4>ntribute your proportion «
such expenditure, your interest huIiI
plaiin will become the property of the muter
dgnc4l. your co- .wucr, who has nnole there*
>1 uired cxpeiuliiurc liy the terms of -aid sec
ti4»u.
JOHN M. M1KKY.
First puhli4*ati4>n, Sept. 8.
1 *a>t putdii ati' U. Dec. 3.
IN TIIE I’NITED STATES DISTRICT COI’RT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
THIRD DIVISION.
oeokuiana S. Plate, 1
Plaintiff. | Summon* for
va. )
Warren W. Plate, | Publication.
Defendant. J
The President ok the I'nited States, sends
greeting to Warren W. Place, defendant :
You are hereby required to appear in an ac
tion brought against you bv (lie above named
plaintiff in the I'nited States District Court for
lbe District of Alaska, Third Division, and
answer the complaint tiled therein within
thirty days alter the completion of the |«M-iod
of publication of Hits summons, to wit, within
thirty daya after the ‘J>th day of Novetnlier,
1 !*«.
The said action was brought to obtaiu a de
cree dissolving the bouds of matrimony here
tofore and now existing between pluiutiffand
defendant.
And you arc hereby notified that if you fail
to ap)M‘ar and answer the eouipl dut. as above
required, the aaid plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded.
Order for service of numinous of publication
was made on the 33d day of August. PJttf.
Witness, the Honorable James Wickersiiam,
Judge of said court, this 31st day of August,
1903, and of the Indci>cnd*nce of the I'nited
States of America, the One iluudred and
Twenty-eighth.
Kail ALBERT R. H Ell JO,
Lcther C. liras, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Flagle, Alaska.
Notice of Dissolution of Partner
ship.
Nolle® is hereby given that the co-partner
ship heretofore existing be* ween D. B. Lkavell.
S. A. IIemplB and C. II. Krakveh. under the
name of Valdez K'e/tric Light. Power A Tele
phou Company, was this day dissolved, and
the business will I*® conducted hereafter by C.
II. Kraemer. under the firm name of Values
Limit A Telephone Company All indebted
ness of the firm will fc in t by C. II. KkaE-MEK,
and all bills are payable to him.
H. A. IIKMPt.K.
■ D. H. Leaveli. I
C. II. Kraemer.
Valdes, Oct. 31, IWQ. 2fc* I
lHi> A VS Tubule
Doctors tiiiil
A good |inscription
For mankind
The .>«*eiit pucka#** is • id* #|| U,r usual oe<*a«
*io». Tl»e family fa-ll'.e (#»u *cttfs) "«<utaiii» a
supply i«»r a year. AH <liifc#fat* m*|1 them.
For Assn vs Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
AsBayer Ellamar Mining Co.
(»oJd. Silver and Copper $H.'tO
(!old and Silver - l.nO
Copper ... 2,00
Lead ... 2.00
Ki.lamah. Alaska
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska.
He northwestern line
Operates the finest trains in the
world every day in the year. Iie
tween
Minneapolis,
Si Pcul,
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KAXSAS CITY,
making direct connections with
through trains for all points East
and South.
As cheap as the cheapest and the
liest to he had. For rates or reser
vations. call or write,
F. W. PARKER.General Agent,
151 Yesler Way, Seattle.
F/raric p/kkinq
6- NflVIQflTION CO.
Cair>in* U. S. F.aii and Excess.
E. E. Cain, Operating Agent
Str. Nome City <j
Str. Excelsior J
■_ J
4
Str. Santa Ana •
Str. Newport j
from ft-HttW* for Vain#/ every 2y
day*.
Krniii Si .iitlr tor Vnlijex. 1'oitk Inlet aria
«tiy ports. I*i of liii'li tinmiii. Kron. VaU
diz for Seattle Mini way jiori*. ltith pf varh
tooth h,
few Mnttlr >«>«■ V • <!i /. c. ,.k Inlet and
wav |M>|ts of no h month. Fn n, VaU
ilex for Prattle anil way pel t*. 1st of rni'li
niontli.
™ rom Vallies to l nalaeka and way ports
lotli of i-iieh month, cniiniriimr at * Valdes
with >v S. Kxri'lsiiir,
Com|wny rwMTVw ritjlu to ilia rirnimw or of st.ilio
• without noiiov. ®
Ul« Kiro Av,. j - Martil|
PHONE u. A«m'
| A\ B Uw' ,w V M Brow,,. Trww. F. J. Kii.gl.orn, 8ec.
Valdez Doth d Mouse tapauv.
««Sfr }"*> '"'VI-' "«r «m- -n.1 U-ft in ««rr! nn«. nil
t .. i I'nriti-. |p.iUK |,i thn inliylin »:J1 lin.l it , •
P»ln!"rT n^u^"4'nJ " h
Oar storage is safe, being t-4th mile from nearest building
McIntosh & Duncklee
Horseshoeing and Biacksmithing
All work will receive )>ro;ni.t attention. HlgU elso*
I.lackHmitl.ing made a sjK. iul feature, (live iu a tall.
l’«H. Kf.YHTD.MC ask Mi Ki.m.ky. Vaijh*
_____
Home Restaurant : •
Keystone Ave. Opp. St. Elias Hotel.
Meals At All Hours From ti O'clock A M.
0
to it O'clock P.M. Regular Itimier From
A to 7. Sunday flintier A Specialty.
I ceCreamand Soda Water Parlor
HRS. It. H. ALLEN.
C. C. BOQflRfcUS
Assayer and Chemist
Gold and Silver $ 1.00 Gold Silver and Copper $2.50
t>0 Coi umbia St., Skatti.k. Wash.
"10 YEARS STANDARD" “
RUBEROID
(Trade Mark Registered.)
llsjs demonstrated that it is the most durable and efficient ROOFIXd
lor all sorts of buildings, weathers and conditions. Madcof the strong,
est. West wool felt,' thoroughly saturated with the well-known Ruheronl
I (’onipiHiiid. Proof against heat, eol.l, water, steam, acids, alkalies,
I gases, fumes, etc. Outlasts metal. Kin-resisting. Contains no tar or
| paper. Will not melt, rot or tear. Easily iai.l. JtR.kiets, samples
land price*upon application. A large shipment now on hand at
SHEFFER & BORTON,
i McKinley Street.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy B hades, Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 3!l.
Where Do You Stop? Why of Course at
MINERS* HOTEL.
COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.
McKinley st. and Keystone av C. Johnson, Prop
McKinley -Hall
Cor. Reservation Av. ami Hobart St.
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Date* Booked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White Block.