Of Local Interest
From Friday's Bulletin.
The Saratoga is billed to sail for
Seattle at 1 a. m., April 6th. She
is due from the South this evening
or tomorrow.
A stage is due from Fairbanks
thi*Q evening.
Arrangements are being made
for an entertainment and recep
tion at the Endeavor Church next
Monday in honor of the new nas
tor, who is expected on the Sara
toga. A program for the « ccasion
is now being arranged.
It, is reported that the Fish outfit,
is nearly all off the Taznuna and
that the Esterly party is moving
along near the mouth of Teikhell.
A retter from Reed Paige Ctarrk
to Alvah Eames states that there
is a good prospect of the Hinchin
brook lighthouse being started this
summer. $25 000 was appropriated
last year for the purpose ot mak
ing surveys, and $50 000 more this
year with the provision that con
tracts can he let for the construc
tion ot the lighthouse, if kept with
in the $125,000. Clark may visit
Valdez at any time after this com
ing summer.
A stage feft Fairbanks yesterday
morning with five passengers for
here, one left here j'esterdny carry
ing seven passengers, and another
will leave tomorrow with ten pas
sengers, provided the Saratoga ar
rives tonight.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
Following is a list of arrivals on
the Saratoga: ET Barnett, J L
McGinn, E F Gray & wife, Mrs T
E Barbour, J O Habershan, M M
Sullivan, VV F 4 arpenter, A E
Murphy, M T Kersick, G Marks,
P G Charles, Mrs L Moore, J D
Baker, J T Gray, C Holstead, E B
Brigham, A D Gassway, R Rags
dale. E S Hartshorn, J L Sale, J
Osbourne, C J Osbourne, E L Web
0ter, W Parsons. J Leorngood, W
H Young, J F Hickman, H S
DePui. G Coleman, J E Bonnifield,
W F Miller, J Munz, R O’Neil, J
McConnell, H B Madlan, J S Stirl
ing, H J Arkinstall, F Costa, W
Carlyle, J J Warren, W S Mor
rison, Master E Budd. Geo Mc
Cloud. C Alexander, H C Quinel,
H M Peck, M M Hopkins, A E
Light, A O Roberts, G A Carrier,
J H Denney and 17 steerage.
A number of valdezians win
leave for the States on the Sara
toga. C. A. Hand goes out for a
few weeks, H. F. Suessdorf leaves
on a short business trip to the
coast, W. H. Bush expects to get
away on that boat and Rev. Bur
nett will also he a.passenger.
Zach F Hickman, of Fairbanks,
arrived on the Saratoga, after a
trip to the Siates to arrange for
the publication of a special Tanana
Magazine at Fairbanks during the
snmmer. He has had several pages
of cuts made of. views.of Valdez
and vicinity, fb£ jbSe in the maga
zine, and will endeavor to secure a
write-up and some advertising
matter from here before leaving
for the interior.
COAL — COAL .
W. H. Bush agent, or Copper River
Draying Co.
It is reported that the Reynolds-'
Alaskan people intend starting a
bank at Latoucne this summer.
^ Cnpt. II. S. DePuy, of the
Yukon steamer Oil City, left on
the Orr stage today for Fairbanks.
The sailing date of the Yucatan
has been changed until the 3d of
the month.
Delegate Frank H. Waskey was
a passenger on the Saratoga for
Katalla, hut as the boat did not
stop there is now in Valdez. He
-is making a tour of the coast towns
to become acquainted with the
conditions in this section, and will
go to Nome as soon as navigation
opens,
J. G. McCracken and wife ex
pect to leave for the States on the
Yucatan.
The Saratoga arrived in port
this morning from Seattle. She
stopped only at Nainaimo, and en
countered had weather and head"
winds all the way from there. She
will remain here until tomorrow.
E. F. Grav and wife were arriv
als on the Saratoga.
A rumor wag circulated this
morning that an accident had
happened to jas. Fish, on Copper
river, hut there seems to he no
foundation for the report further
than the fact that he was late in
returning to camp one evening.
From Mondays Bulletin
The Citizen’s ticke. wishes i* an
nounced that they are running
with the intention of, if elected,
conducting local affairs in a liberal
and just manner, enforcing such
ordinances as are in force and thev
will endeavor to conduct local af
fairs in such a manner ns wdl
give general satisfaction to the tax
payers of the town of Valdez.
Clerk of the Court Stiers is ex
pected on one of the next boats.
Until he does arrive the city will
be unable to secure several thou
sand dollars of its money which is
now’ in the hands of Deputy Clerk
Crandal.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To T. W. Kettlcson:
You are hereby notified that the under
signed has expended $100 in labor and Improve
inents on the claim known as the ‘*BckkH"
lode claim, situated near the head of Trail
creek, a tributary of the Kennicott river, and
recorded i:i Book H, Page lr»7 of the records of
the Valdez Recording District, Alaska, in order
to hold said mining claim under the provi*lons
of Sec. '-’ail of the Revises! Statute* of the United
States, being the amount required to hold said
mining claim for the year 190ft. And If wtihin
ninetv (90) days from the service of this notice,
or the complete publication thereof, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex
penditure us co-owner, your one-half Interest
in said claim will become the property of the
undersigned under and pursuant of said Sec
2fil of the Revised Statutes of the United States
Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 7th day of
March, 1907.
Chris. Tjosevig.
First publication March 7, 1907
Last publication June 6, 1907.
Miss Mary Osland
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From Tuesdays Bulletin
Frank H Cohen leaves on the
Saratoga tor Portland, where he
will remain unil sometime in
June, a lu it hr will return to Val
d» z,
Klee ion 'his year seems to have
aiottstd verv little enthusiasm in
Valdez. With «mlv one ticket in
the lit Id there is nothing to draw
o it the votes, and at two o’clock
Ionlv one hundred hallo's had heen
cast Wm. H. Whittjeseo, Joe. II.
Murray and Chas. Seagreen are
acine a .I ’does. and K G. Ames
and W, H. Crary as Clerks.
W. A Rvsi rom received word
last week of the death of hia father
John Rvstrom. at Oregon, III. Th.s
is the first dea’h in the family of
tvhTh there are nine members. Mr.
Rystrom was 88 years old.
The Saratoga will stop at Ra
tal la on the wav to Seattle.
Dick Rrown wag kicked by a
Imrse Monday, receiving severe,
though not dangerous injuries.
Billy Soule will leave tomorrow
for Copper Center.
From Wednesday's Bulletin
Boyd Leedy left for the interior
this morning with the railroad
surevv party, and will spend the
summer along the Chittyna.
L. H. Carvey and wife are in
town from Galena nay. They will
* m
return flown the Sound again in a
few days.
A strike is reported ns having
been started here last night, but no
details tire obtainable, the greatest
secrecy shroud lug the affair.
The Salvor left Victoria for here
March 24th and was expected to
; reach Valdez last Friday. An
iorder was wired to Agent Bush to
secure timbers and have them
ready for shipment when the sal
| vatre vessel arrived. Several mes
sages have been received asking if
the vessel has not readied port, and
the people below’ are evidently con
siderably worried over her lining so
long delayed.
A final meeting of the present
council will he held next Monday
evening fo canvass the feTiTfTTs of“
the election and to finish up the
business of the year. A report on
the finances of the city will be
made at that time, which will show
the city to he on the right side of
the ledger. The assets of the mun
icipality are at present slightly in
I excess of the liabilities. A full im
port will be published later.
V’aldex Real Estate Agency will
accept consignments for powder
and gasoline on steamer leaving
Seattle about April 10th.
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