No Grounds For Investigation
Washington. Dec. 4—Roosevelt
Secretary Garfield, of the depart-runt
of commerce and labor, s ty there arc
no grounds for an investigation of
Gov. Hc-ggait, of Alaska, contained
in the letters of criticism received in
regard to the Keystone canyon afiair.
Roosevelt, Garfield, Cannon and all
the republican leaders in congress ex
press faith in Hoggatf. They have
no confidenoe in those opposing him.
Washington, D. C., Nov. C 1 he
Bradley jury reported that they couid
not agree at 12 midnight lnst nich*.
and were sent back to again consic.er
the case.
The banquet given at the lavem
last night to Peter Monahan and asso
ciates by the people of Valdez, was au
unqualified success. The cuisine and
service were perfection; the music
which was furnished by Alex Single
tary, was fine and well suited to cause
a flow of poetical oratory by the
speakers. , , . ,
E. A. Henderson acquitteu himself>
very creditably of the duties of toast- j
master, and the speakers united in i
throwing oratorical bequets at the
guest of honor, Mr. Monahan, and in
urging upon the banqueters the ad
visability of infusing into the eit’zei s
of town, some “ Valdez Spirit,’’ ana
standing together on matters of pub
lic interest, regardless of personal
feelings. Judge Lyons was absent,
and his toast, “Our Country,” vat,
ably responded to by Judge Murray.
The guests from Valdez creek were so
overcome by the flow of wit and senti
ment, that they refrained fivrn maeing
any remarks, pleading fatigue tiU'.
their hard trip.
Judge Henderson and those v nc
assisted him in arranging for the ban
quet are to be complimented upon the
successful manner in which the ab.oi
was managed. Fift> guests \>vr
seated at the banquet table.
1 wd remain in my office Tliur> :.y
•▼•niict from 7 to 9.
C. T. Daggett, Dentist.
Xexi to Seattle HnVJ.
Demands to be Admitted
Santa Fe, Dee. 3—A special state
convention in New Mexico d< mn a s
statehood for the torrifc* ry. Gcv.
Curry seys President Rccscvcli will
• assist the state in its deires.
San Francisco, Dec. 4—Tirey L.
Ford has been acquitted by the jury
on charges of bribery.
Seattle, Dec. 1—The steamer North
western sailed for Valdez with a fair
number of passengers, mostly for the
interior. Stormy weather prevails on
the sound and outside the cape, -be
Northwestern sails in lieu of the A u
eatan, which is on the drvdceks un
dergoing repairs.
The best and freshest ah 'colafc
creams at A 'a-ka Drug Co.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded only by registered phar
macist at Red Gross Drug Co.
New goods on every beat at Golden
Rule
Small ca! in ati I iot for sal*. Apply
G. F Gut brio.
Cassiinere hose and wooH ■ tights
for infants at Cameron’s.
Clean beds, and cooking utensils at
Parkers Bunk House, 25c a night.
Mrs. Syring, Prop.
If you want a nice, juicy, tooths* me
steak see the Fiye-liruhn Co., or ring
them up, phone *_9.
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KORSALK
Bv C. K Bunnell. Oku A’ Co’* •fficc
Phone 2t>
the Olympic Club
Bowling Alleys, Billiards and Pool
Cigars and tobacco
Phonographs, Records and Supplies
The Horseshoe
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Valdez
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At tVi• appr«MvU <>f W8,v*i«>He Vlkiui
HAY and GRAIN I
FOR SALE
Closing «ut the Wall Paper at your own Frier.-Phone ii
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On account ot increased Business we have had to enlarge our
store, which enables us to give special care to outfitting.
GOOD WOOL UNDERCLOTHING
HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
OVER-SHIRTS THAT FIT
SHEEPSKIN ARCTICS
RED SOLE RUBBER PACS
SLEDS AND SNOWSHOES
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RELIANCE CANNED GOODS
SWIFT’S MEATS IVY FLOUR