From Tuesdays Bulletin
Oov. V. T. Hoggatt, of Juneau,
arrived on the Bnrnalde this morning,
coming to make a personal investiga*
tton of the Keystone Canyon tragedy.
He landed about 9 o’clock, and after a
call at the cable office, called on the
representatives of the Guggenbeims,
and later visited the Home Railway
office. The Governor stated to the
PaOSPSOTOK, that he was as jet una
ware as to the length of his stay,
but desired to get full knowledge of
the whole situation. In relation to the
visit of the soldiers to the canyon, be
stated that the military was placed at
his disposal by President Roosevelt,
but that that they were not called out |
by him, but through direct orders
from Washington, after he had left
Juneau^ He had not decided this
morning whether he would visit the
C iuyon or not. He had not been re
quested to Come to Valdez, but did so .
in order that be might make a personal
investigation of all the circumstances
oonnected with the shooting.
Dies from his Wounds
A sad result of the Shooting at Key
fetone Canyon last Wednesday was the
death at 5.40 o’clock this morning of
Fred; Beinbardt* whosfi sufferings tfrere
terminated by a oall to the great un
known. Reinhardt it will be remem-j
bered was shot in the leg, and Satur-!
urday the member was amputated, and
the poor fellow was unable to with
stand the successive shocks which he
has been called upon to endure. lie;
had been practically unconsious since '
yesterday noon, and last evening it was
known that his death was only a mat
ter of bour9. While it was expected J
fret his death came as a great shock to
the community and the sympathy of
all we •! f '\t in his behalf. ^.-1
TO - ft l to it all oteryone realized
that iu-* ' erdt’s death adds greatly to
the hi i.Pliant consequences of the
who! affair, and that now those who
are re-non si hie must face a charge of
murder, the most terrible in criminal
law.
Undertaker Deliioss has taken charge
Of the remains, and will prepare the
body f r burial.
The - teamers Portland and Santa
Clara arrived from the Westward thi
morning.
It is > ^ported that the military de
tail which was ordered to the Canyon
Sunday morning, has been recalled
and w 1. eturn to Fort Liscurn today j
On arriving there it was fonnd that
law and order wsfs being strictly ob
serve d, and consequently there was ro
Veason for Captain Helmick and his ,
men remaining.
The Homo Railway is rushing work
at the Canyon and has already estab
lished four new camps, numbered j
7-8-9 and 10. The last one is up at
Wortmau'a. With tbe exertion of a
short length of the line over the mili
tary reservation; the line is now prac
tically graded to the Canyon. Per
mission to cross the reservation has
been issued oy the War Department,
and it will now be but a few ddys be
fore this work will be finished.
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Copper (filter Sawmill
LUMBER IN STOCK FOR |
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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A: Holman - Pitopimwcm
Soldiers At Canyon
Much to the surprise of the people of
\ aldez, Capt. Ilelmick aud a detach
ment of 2Fj men from Fort LAsotim were
lauded in the wesreru part of the city
yesterday morning! and immediately
started for the Canyotii Such action
came as a complete surprise, for it is a
tfell known fact, that since last Wed
nesday the forces of both railroad
Camps have been working in complete
harmony at the Canyou. Before the
soldiers began their march groups of!
citizens were ou the streets earnestly
discussing the matter, and public in
dignation was thoroughly aroused.
Many were for calling a mass meeting
to wire a protest to President Roose
velt.
The Prospector immediately inter
viewed the local Federal officials, as
well as Major Van Vli it, and the for
mer disclaimed any knowledge of the
reason for the lauding of trocps, or as ,
to whom had made the request. The I
Major stated that owing to the fact i
that government property was located
near former scene oftroubl.?, that
he had sent his men to carefully guard
the government interests* as well as to
preveut. further trouble occurring.
Liatef the action was interpreted as
being ouC of friendship to the side of i
law and order, and a positive asstirance
that in the tuture no trouble could
occur,aud the rights of tho Home Rail
way bo protected.
Application For Homestead.
Application for Additional Entry CnderSec
lion 23o«i Revifred Statutes,
C. S. Lan i <'fllce at Juneau* Ala-ka. Aur. 3. 1907.
Notice in hereby givt n tha! Carrie Aiumimu
u tilise l*i -t Ortice address is Valdez, Ala-ka.
assignee of Anthony Welle, being entitled to
the benefits of sec ion 280b of the Revised Stat
utes of the Cnited States, granting additional
lands to no litters and 'ailor* who served in too
war of the Rebellion, doe- hereby apply to
enter the land' embraced in I’. S. Survey No.
Mi, .situate near Valdez, m the histru t of
Alaska; latitude Ci deg. 07 mill. N and longi
tude Jtr. deg mfrt. w., arrd mote particularly
described as follows:
Beginning «-t c< ruer No. 1 of said survey No.
343, which i? identical with corner No 2, of
lj. S. Survey No. as;. Sold.s. Add’l lid. of An
tren- Von (luut li^r - Thence South <71 degrees 27
minute- West 1.93 chains tofcorfrer No. 2, of Sur.
No. 343, from which c<,r. N' 1 ui Valdez origi
nal town-ite bears South 61 degrees 27 minutes
Went 15.79 chains distant: Thence Nortu 2s de
gree- 33 minutes West 0.06 chains to corner No.
SofSur. No. 313; Thence South 61 degrees und
27 minutes West, 0.90 chains to corner No 4.
Sur. No. 343: 'I nance North 2* degree-37 min
utes West. 10.94 chain.- toebr No. 5Bar. No.
343: Thence North bi degrees 07 minute-. East,
2.88 chains to cor. No 0 ,-ur. No. 343: Thence
South 28 degree- nuimtKS Ka.si, 21.0o chains
to ror. No. 1 of -ur No. 313, the place of begin
ning. Containing O.bOV acre*. Magnetic \ at :a
tions 28 deg:< e- 07 minutes East, a- additional
to hi- oriairial homestead which he entered
februarv 24th, 1868 per homestead NO. 068 at
ClarksTl’ll Arkairst*
->ny mu! all !<•"' hi.- cmimmg auvcrseiy nu>
portion o! the above described ira. t of land u• e
required to tile ,\iui the KegUter and Receiver I
id ll,o r. s. F.und uflire at Juneau, Alaska, i lieir
adverae claim thereto, under oath, during the
period of publ eatpm or w ithin thirty days
thereafter or they will be barred by prov.s
ioriK of tFl'e Statute.
< Aftfili: AMMAN'S,
/Assignee ol Antborfjf Wells.
Jt in' hereby ordered rhtft W* i.’*«Wfoe of the
foregoin'g application be published iti the
• .pros e'e'o’r." H weekly mnvs.tfaper, printed and
publish'd at Valdez, \lttsku, tor the slatuioi*\
per;.,d, and I hereby designate the same ,s
the newspaper pubii-hed nearest the above.
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yojf.v r/riiLi:v, uotri.y -r
Date of lirsf publication. S*ptemherK, 1907
Date of lad publication, December ii, 1:K/T.
Min A. Catfson/
Attorned and Coun&llor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
Topper center club
C. B. OvEnrirgEit Prop.
Fine Wines, lAqtiors and Cigars.
Everything First Class
and Cp-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA;
Another serious complication in con
nection with the murderous shooting
at the canyon, may face those who are
responsible for tbe deed and lead to
international complications. Fred
Rinebardt wbc was Injured the worst,
and who was obliged to bare his leg
amputated yesterday, and who died
this morning at the Good Samaritan
Hospital, is a German Citizen and
soldier, and at the preseut tune is on
leave of absence from tbe German
army. He was accompanied by triemis
who bate made plans to lay the whole
matter before tbe German Consul.
The bark Guy C< Gosa,Capt. IV
Uueldre, the first, of the Bering Sea
fleet to reach SoAttlo, carried 38,00ft
oases of fish frooi Nusbagak. She
sailed front Unimak I*«s»s to G.tj»e Flat
tery inelzht days—a record trip.
It cost* 19 cents a day to maintain a
“marine" at Sitka, so says Brig. Gen. F
J9. Elliott, commandant of the U. S.
Marine Corps. _
Everything for Ladies and Babies at
Ladies' Bazaar
Telegraph and Mall A Town in Itself. B|a.*«nrth 8ho,,,
Station. etc., etc.
Wortman’s Roadhouse
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TtVENTY MILKS FROM VALDEZ
Accommodation fdr 40 horses. Warm Doghouses
A FULL 3TC3QK OP OBHBRAL SUPPLIES
TiV'&'JSM?ssa«1i “^Porttlns Magnuson Prop.
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E, DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations between Fairbanks and Valdez.
All kinds Of provisions, as well as horse and dog feed
for sale. Good accommodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—PaSSeOgCPS and freight trans
ported over the summit.
Fifst-Class Bar Id Connection* 30 Miles From aide*
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Mifes From Valdez
0U Gofefnrflefct Trail.
Best Of Accommodations tot man and beast. Fresh Meat
always oti h'Ahd. Horse ah'd t)6'g Feed All the latest
improvenlehtS. tlSlVATfe FtoWStS.
Mrs. Ed; Weed, Proprietor.
TJa k k NAFSTKI)
PROPRIETOR
80 Miles frotn Valdes M Jtmction of Fairbanks
dhd Nisindf Trails,
$ First Class Accommotfaticns for Man or Beast
COMPLETE Ob f FITS F&k PROSPECTORS
HA / and ft Freighting dort^ t6 any part of Interior.
GRAIN Big Contracts k Specialty. —• \
DRY GREEK feOADHOtiSE
iil G. Met G. B; RtfaU&R, proprietors.
118^*LES ON FAIRBANKS
FRC^VI VA0l)E2 AST) EAGLE TRAILS'
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Wines,Liquors tine/ Cigars.
The Senate.
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