Of- Local Interest -
From. Friday’s Bulletin.
John Hazelet* who came in a few
days ago with a pack train from Chisna
jays that every one is busy in that
jection.. M. Dempsey had not cleaned
up but considerable gold was visible
in his boxes on Chisna bench. Chas.
Kraemer oa Miller Gulch, is still
working off the heavy top gravel, but
will be into good pay soen. On the
Middle Fork the grouud is turning out
quite a poke of dust. Mr. Hazlett will
return to the creek In a few days.
Ore On Bay Of Isles.
Prospectors arriving from Bay of
Isles report that the Wallentine
Wallace McPherson property*on which
J. D. Meenaoh has a bond, is showing
up in good shape_ They are 20 feet
into the ore on a cross-cut and have
taken out 140 sacks* which are now in
Valdez awaiting shipment to the
smelter.
Mrs. Simpson, wife of the man who
•lied recently near Copper Center is in
town attending to matters connected
with the estate.
Information is wanted regarding the
w hereat outs of Louis Tramontiue, who
tame here from Douglas, about two
mouths ago. Address Mrs. Trarnou*
tine, Douglas.
The lots owned by A. W. Rochfoid ou
Gih street have been sold to L. Graham.
J. M. Peterson and Bob Speck lett
last night for Kuights island, where
they will spend the summer doing
development work on their mining
property.
The Yucatan is expected to leave
for the South tomorrow night.
Captain O'Brien, is reported as
slightly improved this morning, and if
no complications set in he will leave
on the Yucatan for Seattle.
Tony Carlson’s houseboat Skidon,
was launched this morning.
F. M. Brown has opened bis law
office in the Whaling building.
George Meals arrived last night from
the mouth of the Taznina, bringing
out the carpenters who built the riv< r
steamer Chittyna.
Oscar Fish left this morning for a
short trip to the interior.
T. D. Bradford «»r. W. Egan and A*
W. Tibbitt, were passengers on tl e
Three-M. last night for Knights
Island.
J. D Irving and Chas. C. Shorkty
who arrived on the Yucatan from the
States, are at the Seattle Hotel, piv
pariug for a trip to the interior in Hie
interests of the Guggenheim Explora
tion Company.
D. T. Davis, who has beendoing deve'*
opment work ou his Kuights Island cop
per property is in town, stopping at
the Seattle.
From Saturday's Bulletin.
Aivah Fames returned ou the Yuca
tan from a trip to Seward.
A party of New York and Chicago
people are expected on the Santa Clara
to inspect the property of W. A. Dickey
at Landlock bay and vicinity.
Mrs. F. M. Boyte returned yester
day from LaDdlock bay, where she has
been visiting Dr. aud Mrs. Gritfetb.
Dr. Daggett, of Seward came over on
the Yucatan. He will soon move here
and open an office.
Books BLd magazines at tbe Owl
Drug Store.
Miss A. L. Amos will leave on the
Yncatau for heY horn© at Oreston, Iowa
J. D. Meenach and sou came up from
Rliamar this morning and will leave
on the Yncatam for the States.
LeRoy H. Cooper aud Miss Elone
Ritonour will bj married in Seattle,
Thursday, July 18th, and will h^ve for
Valdez on tb«i Yucatan, sailing on the
24th.
Mrs. Spiers and Miss Kline returned
josterday from a visit to Mrs. W. A
Dickey, at Landlock bay.
Miss Juliet Steiumetz, of Landlock
bay, has boeu seriously ill, but is now
recovering.
The Miners River Nickel aud Copper
Co. have chnr.cred l he gasoline
schooner Ida M y a .1 «..! ^hip a
cargo of lumber and supplies to the
mine. A large crew of men will be
also seut down, and active develop
ment of the property will be com
menced at once.
Ed. Sellers and Al. D. ze will leave
Monday ou the launch Hazel for a
prospecting trip on the Sound.
The engine‘for T. I). Winters new
launch arrived on the Yucatan utid as
soou as it cau be installed the boat w ill
be put iu commission.
The Yucatan came into the bay this
morumg, stopping at Fort Liscui ,
where -he has about 100 tons of freight
to discharge. She will leave for the
States early this evening.
Word has been received from Col.
Swauitz that be will come here ou the
return trip of the Yucatan.
The Jeanie came into port yesterdi y
afternoon, with coal and gasoline foi
this place. She will unload coal si
Ellamar after leaving here and then
proceed to Landlrck bay. where she
will take on a cargo of five hundred
tons of ore from the Standard Copper
Co.
The local base ball performers will
play the soldiers Sunday at Valdez.
Carry-alls and wagons have been en
gaged to take spectators to the game.
The locals who appear in their new
suits line up as follows: best C. Nul
-on, P, Frew, 1st. b. bishop, *2 b.
Speck 3 b. Bradford, S. S. buck L. F.
brown, C. F. Griswold, R. F.
The stern wheol steamer Cas.velt, en
loute from Cook Inlet to Katulla, came
in yesterday for coal. This steamer
belongs tbe Copper River A North
western R. R. Co , and is designed to
run from Kutalla up the Copper river
to the rapids, where she will connect
with the steamer Cbittyna, recently
built and launched on the Copper
near the mouth of the Tasmaia.
Chas. Hand received the fixtures for
Ins restaurant on the Yucatan and ex
pects to be open for business Monday
noon.
•
W. H. Crary left on theUnion yester
day for a trip to Knights Island, where
he will visit the various copper prop
erties under development.
Lars. Holland, A. J. Larson and E
l». Cash man will leave Monday on the
Vising for a prospecting trip down
the Sound.
Harry Brown returned last night
from a prospecting trip on the Sound.
From Mondays Bulletin
Joe Carbona, the Italian who was
brought up from Katalla under arrest
for the shooting of Tony Del’ascal, and
who stabbed Capt. OBrion of the Yuea
tan on the way up, made a murderous
assault on keeper Austin of the federal
jail last night. The keeper was called
to the cell of the prisoner by an unsual
noise, when Carbona attacked him with
a small iron hook, such as is used- foe
.hanging clothing, aud stabbed him re
peatedly in the face, before the keepei
was able to subdue him. The wounds
inflicted, while not dangerous, are
quite severe,
Nabesna Shows Up Well.
W or«l hus been brought iu ’that the
property of the Kuyal I ten lopmect
To , better knew.u as the Pjetd prop
erty, on the Xabesua, is making a flue
showing A two stamp mill ws-» taken
iu to the property this spring, and is
now working A tunnel has boon
driven iu on the vein about one hun
dred feet, and the party, consisting of
four men, are working two shifts of
two men each, one u»«n working in the
tuunel, and the other feeding the
crusher. In this manner they are
faking out from £n> to 0100 per da?.
Capture Japanese Vessels
Word has l>een received by the
Marshal’s office here that the C. S
lie venue Cutters have captured two
Japanese sealing vessels near tho Prib*
lof Islands together with sixty-five
prisoners. In view of the raids at
tempted on these islands last year the
government determined to prevent any
further depredations in tliat line, and
this year dispatched five cutters to
patrol the adjacent waters. The prison
ers will probably be brought hero for
trial.
("apt. O’Brien left on the Vucatan
for Seattle. Dr. Hoyle accompanied
him as far as Katalia, from which
point, if there is no change for the.
worse in his condition, lie will proceed
without medical attendance.
The glacier stream is pretty active on
the Keserration.
Tin* Klsie returned from down the
Sound t his afternoon, aril will leave
Tomorrow morning Tor Kings bay, from
which [dace she will bring in a tow of
logs for the V-Y K K Co.
The !>all game yesterday resulted in
a defeat for the local nine, by a score
of 11 to 1 in favor of Die Lisctim team.
The following were i moiig the out
going passe n get s on the Yucatan: ! >.
r. Davis, J. I*. Miutin, Miss A. L.
Vmen, (’apt. (Jnntheit, Mrs. J. \Y.
Hart let t, J. I) Meenacti, II. L. Knglke.
Jesse Crawford, who has been at the
diood Samaritan Hospital undergoing
ail opc.'atmu (or app< udicitis has re
covered sulhcb litiv to be out.
The toiii. Intio i for the (jem barber
'•hop has I i fn la i and work of putting
op * tie budding will be commenced at
cuce.
Hand'* Cafe, ui der tlit* maiunfement.
of (laud Cooper will be opened on
Tor-day July ltJlh at ll:.*lOa. ni.
CommiMdoner Holman, of Copper
j Center, arrived in town this morning.
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