THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
<i at Yniiii-z. Viaaka, every Tfwr.<>!ay hv flu* k
I'l’ni.t.-IUN.! Co. PlIuNH. M MX 1.
Kntered at *li*» Val »/ |iot>toP"'iv a - -• i . n<! : * «-r
111’ Washington corres|»ov.dcnt
of tin P.-I. says that hereafter new
trial- will !*• ordered in all Alaska
criminal eases where a man was
acquitted, when the government
oft'.' ' - believe he should have been
convicted. It str'kes us that after
a decision of tie- supreme court
that the constitution does apply to
Ala-':n it would l>o stretching the
j'o er o: otlitials considerably be
vo .1 ilie limit- contemplated by
tie- e >l.s;itu: toil if they should con
tinue to try a n an until convicted.
He - \ < at least tine ease will tv I ried
ovci a. tin. fan that Is* one of the
case- which Was so nnsa'i-f.uMory ■
to the court lu re this winter?
t
Sk»c representative of the gov
ernment in Alaska is niak ng a
howi against juries failing to con
vict men on trial. Hi* d* du linn,
as i|t:o!c<l hv a Washing on corres
pondent, is that the people of
Al:.-Ka are not fit to gov rn them
eel w*. Who ean this man l>e who
is conceited enough to |>iuee his
opii nm a' to the guilt of a man
aho . tiiat of twelve competent
juror- who have listen*.I the
evi'i -i. v in u case? 1- there any
one ..ili.-er in Alaska who is -. > in
fallible that a jury must l.ow .town
and iieci.ic* according t>. his idta*?
W * *\ > ud liue to see hin*.
W .ether gard. n vegetables in
gr* .* variety can he grown - , > ss
fuiiy in Alaska is noio.utera .pic»
tion. it is a demonstrate., fact,
des'me i to he oi the "i.atist i-.-o
nom ■ ..nportaliv- to A .ska. that
all - s of "tru. s’" can he la.-ed
it* marly ‘every io ality ... iq j,.i
hy v, ,i..e in.iahtt.ii.ts • >i .,.,* eira*
ills r.*.. i tit- same ;s tru* .: nav;
and hi- fact 1- trclm l .l" - ,g
ni.. >. with tr* ... . rat. -, a- ..an.
in.-* i plains :.s +lUt) a >n. i.vcii
tile * *-r of ra.-mg grail s ,- m<
loi r th" pr :>. ni that i wa.-t
loi'ai li'-eils t'.lll lie supplied l.y ;h.
Ha.... product in sinne ..lstr.e .».
Ill '.he decision of the a i: r* ;ir
cor. recently, on trials l.v .1 iurv
of -.a. in Alaska, tui- court - o 1 Hu
cor . ion tmi! Alaska i- no: in
cot ; rated into and a j- .rt of the
1 i' ’ ! Males i~ devoid of luvrii,
and oierefore the doctrine a- ••• mi
inn r; .rated territory is in ajp....
ista- a.id lclics HO support to 1 lo
co H am ti.at c- ngn in hgis
lat. : ! >r Alask 1 had authority to
vi" 1 <• tin- expr -- commands of
tin- s ,\ 11 amendment.
tin- secon i point ra'se.i was:
E n if A iska a'- re inei : orated
•in'o the l lien States, tin pro
vis-ors of the sixth aiueieinient
wen- controlling on congr -s. in
view of the fact that Ai iska was
no an organizer! terri nrv.”
• otirt lieid that "unsound
nes.- of the proposition is .. u
sive I-taliiisoeo hy a l- ng line of
deeisio! s.”
J1 :*’e \\ hite added:
“ i'liout attempting to examine
m ih-:.i:l the opinions in the various
casi-A. in our judgment it e.early
rest;.is from them that they -ub
stan’.ahv reste 1 upon :he proposi
tion iiat where termory was a par!
oi tin- railed States, the inhabi
tants thereof are entitled 1.. the
guarantee of the rift it. six'h and
•cv.-tstu amendments, and ..at the
act or acts oi congn—s pur, .rung
to extend tlie cunstituti -u were
Consaiered us dee .ratorv in. re'.v oi
a re.-uit which existed iini* pi-nd
entiy by the operation of the con
stitution.”
Hcnor Requisitions.
Olympia April —The supreme
court has denied the applien'i-m ;«.r
a writ.i tialieas < orpu-and >i.i.
the issuance of the remittitur>rT11
wi'h in the proceedings instilntc<l
by K .Urt tiillis to eseui-e extra
dition t<> Alaska. In denying the
writ the supreme court has made
important ruling, in effect 1 the
go\. riior of the state is author./- d.
boti. by the stale laws and the eon
oiitu.ro. and tin.-laws of the Tinted
»
that to li< i*«*r the lcijui-itmn <>f
the •: >'t r-mr • Ah.s’;«,fi>r the ex
tradition of a person charged with
crime. A number of authoritier
Were T«*I 1 to uphold the eon**’ tion
that the district of Alaska did not
fall within the in- ining of the lan
providing for the ex radition be
tween state- and territories. Alaska
being a ill-trie’, alike, it w ,- ni.i t.
tained. the Itistriet of t'oiiitnhin.
limiting from V I.\ i Sta’< -
Statutes, page I !^s. the e >t.rt pom s
out that the governor nf A.aslta
authorized to honor the n'|ti.-i.ion
of any - ate or territory of the
I nited Sat’-. and by inf.Tene.
reasons tiiat the law intend- that
the nqui-ition of the governor o.
Alaska sliottld, till I'eiote, l>e hull*
ored.
I" c lip's of tlie 5* overnnn nt
c:il> i ar. » . lily if -r a*ing in ,nth
hy month. For March tin- receipt*
were #S,I I'JII. This exceed* any
pn- vioii* month’* work of the p»v
ernineiit cable. In February t e
receipt' were *7.‘iis.. and in Jan
uary they were ♦7d"'>.
The faniou- white channel of the
Ki'ii. lyke I' )m licVed t" hil''" !»• mi
struck in the Kortymiie country,
A. J. App'rson, former receiver
of the land otlice at >iika. i* dead.
Tl e finest of hath* at the l>o. K
I».\ rn Hoist:.
TJeRrnpMc N:ws
S' ittl . April ill—!;• n 1) mnint:,
of Fairhank*. left *t nig it on tl «•
IIiii::• e•’dt t r Me i..>rt! . takint!
with him fifty l ittle, one hlttnlred
siieep ;f|jd »:X toll * for tile lamina
camp
S' attic. April Ma:or Rieh
ard»on. of the Alaska road com
mission, and party. i~ in Seattle,
and will leave tor >kaiwav durii
ihe mi k. Tiie Major -av- ti at
the t ’liitil'ssion v, ill spend about
•T 1* ;•kill on roads iu Alas a this
yea r.
Washington. April 2"—!t is re*
ported t at G’verier llrady will
be r move I a- -non ns tb«* presi
dent re'uri.s from bis limiting trip.
Which will be about MaV •’>.
Seattle. April 21—lie* vessels
>t. Paul and Gos- -ailed today
with * inee hundred w hite and
• liii aiuen Ixunid i r the Chignik
ami I’yak canneries.
St. Petersburg, April 2’>—The
1’err* : ;sts ran riot through Russia
iiur:t g holy week, destroying prop
erty and threatening the lives . f
citizens. The Czar mav release
i elig mis amt political prisoner
si on.
Portland. April 2*>—.Judge Bel
linger inis deeitieil aga'iist Senator
Mitel . li ill bis pie i that there oe
an aha cioeiit of the indictment of
the grand jury against him ow ing
to illegality of the jury.
Hempstead. Tex.. April 2r>—At a
iin eting culled petition the gov
ernor to send ranger- to ii.--i.-t in
enforcing the; local option law,
three citizens were killed. The
meeting broke up in a riot. At a
special election April 20, the town
voted to deny local option. There
is no information as to tin* identity
o the men »ii > did the killing.
St. Petersburg, April 2o—No
new- has lieeii received from Rojest
veiiskv for two day. Nothing is
given out as to hi-destination after
leaving Kamranli.
San Francisco. April 2">—A per
mit has been is.-ued for the tight
I’etween Britt and White. The
tight is to take place May o, at the
Hayes Valley club.
Chef.m., April 2'—Most of the
Japanese -ijuadroii im- 1m i*n sight* *1
B. B. LOCKHAKT,
«TK\«¥!HAI-HEK.
N"i>t;irv 1'llblic
Conveyancer McKinley St.
Next Ikxir 1*. l able Offl.-e. t>»i*rs
i
nearing the coast of Korea. Sev
eral torpedo boats were seen nsirvr
-• >r< h .igi is in Tsttgarn - iaits.
1' 1 • gilt hardly tha'
i' - ■•••in Ih- any ]nrtion of r>go’s
fl.c .
;-.i»iopoiis. April '2*—Several
' "i .r> i i wsIho s siampedcd at ;>
fa'-' . . triii .»• lire while crowding
i"r -r. tickcis to the theatre, an!
tar w re trampled to dea:li and
2f» ji ;< I. The hoys were crowded
a narrow stairway of the Ma*
s'lia temple.
N •' York, April 2o The Pat
r- ii i-iise is protre-sing rapidly.
! attorney exiHfts to he aide to
pro.— an althi in regard to Smith
p-.rel ie; lie r. volver wiih which
■ e 11* • ii was done. Nan Patterson
i« m Is tier spirits limn a' any time
Vet.
Mi'waukee. April 2-1—President
1> - ** o, tie Kir-t Nation-. ISank.
dei • lied a . ii a million and a half.
He «.1~ pr< -i lent of the American
Hankers association. No arrests
inve sen made. The cn;n| roller
i* e.x.i nining the affairs of the in
stitution.
Vancouver, A| til 2*>—Kla nes are
now raging all over l..e A,, rican
i oal and t oke Co. plant a: Frank.
Ii \\ i: i lie entirely destroyed.
Notice of Forfeiture.
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«■ ' r | r> • ; alive* ii an?.
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-t .;*.!• - Tin- * :i;|.»| * aand I1 « ni.» -a .
• ■' •• :n*. • ... . annual v» .. • >i.
• - * ia •*• '• ir . i .t* aijioiiM :**i Tt*dt*‘
• • k.l.n- r i!i«* v r •pdin*
• i • l. Aj>* !ii. - . .. j :* «»
;■ «l»% - 1 -. •' ji . : • alum . | tu . ...t 4 .
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t rn.H .- •• TUiii.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
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1 '■ •" >l H'-ti-'raoii, <iu- J. liH
*1 • “f • u *S’ .f‘l ' .ih! I l.aVt* expeu*
<! ;di. ... ,.c :* . ,4*0) f .. nirrd
Copper Center, Alaska.
Hiyu \\ :i l.in'ior. an.l Cigars.
Fiii. st House N’orili of
Seattle.
t'HA- COW'KLI., I’ropkirtor.
W ill he opened up early in the
Sj.rin.' with a Complete. First -
C iass stock of Boot*, ShiMs,
G aOLE ic.'an'CLOTHING
Everything needed hv the Mi
ner anil Prospector will he in
stock al! summer.
Freighting Done
Leslie & Nelson.
n ill! TIM—— _^
Lining j0 “r.Jr^
261 Broedway, New York
E RY WEI «<. 103 TO 130 PAGES
SUBSCRIPTION. $5 00 A YEAR
(IncL Jing V S.. Cana'n or Me <’n pj'ageJ
Tke Engineering end Mining Journal
is non in lu 37iH year. It* 2000th con
see vr.» 3 number will be i->uc*i *1. rtijr.
Fora quarter of a century it has bcvu Me
euiluntiy th? l-adins mining periodical,
with h world-wide circulation. Editorially
ttn* p:j*-r h (art: -uUtrly strong an) hmad
Bur* i'it-i»-n('tii»uj can begin »l any lime.
ii;gc c*t^iai free.
_yJdx>trtUini ro(M an ammlicatian
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE. i\. I).
Phyiidan a..M Sur*:ecn
I’iiuiic!!() VALDKZ.
Otliee.*: ALASKA
Ki.-ii Budding. MeKlnley s .
Dr. C. A. WIN AN S,
Physician and Surgeon.
niHoo; Room* 1 and 2.
Swan Building Phono 111
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fifli
IliuMin'.*. Vai.de*.
Dp u ev.-nDiif*. SmilrtV 7 :.9i* t 9.
■ -«M • >■ •Jit u i a.i -t ■ M m — i m.
A. JUDSGN ADAMS,
Civil hngineer and Surveyor.
L*. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Br« >adwav.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Minin, *!>‘l l.nitc u.»., S| . i min. .
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Ceci! H. Clegg,
Attorney at Law,
Notary Pmi.ir.
Olllee Court House. Vaii>kz.
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Ki.YSTO.NK Avk. Vai.dkz.
T J DONCHOE,
Attorney at Law,
VALDEZ
John A. Carscu,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
^tfUiber of
.Vuiska liar. OREGON
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER. ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
* and AHALYIICAL CHtMlST.
*7-78 Sullivan BUg. Seattle.
Ri P A N S Tahulee
Doi'tor.- find
A iidi«1 |>rt-rri|.tion
For mankind
het*n.» ch f«»r usual •»# h
-'••D. The Iniull) •!.!
‘I’t'ly :**r * year. Ail <li .*••11 !hon
For Assa vs Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Oold, Silver and Copper $.'{.50
Hold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... o.OO
Lead ... 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska
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' Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone aendi*?g a aketrh taid deacrlntion may
as« erta.u * «.n:l.>n ttv*. • i.eiaer an
n TsfiiiKin is pn-habljr iMa Conmo-nira
tn.ua*tnctlyrr»;.tjo**r »»aJ. 11 an. t*v>k on i'atetu#
••nt free. a/ency for ^-uruig paierta.
Patent# uu-'i tiuotwa Mc:.u i Co. iei«iTc
Iptria! notux, T'tfb'-.ui ch^ry«. m tbe
Scientific American.
A har^anmely Hloatraiad w«*eklr. I ary vat cir
ntatioii of ar.f ii.M«nu&o *■ cr?.aL Te;c.». ff. a
y«*;»r: !-»ur m..» tua, *L *k>iu byal! newsdealer*.
WN&Co.36’ere“*-»HewYorii
Bncch Oftcw. £& P 0U Wnebuigtoa. D C.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail t<> all Interior point* Large eom
for al-Io «ji.ar t r* with every : • . •>» n nation tor’
man or i-eaei. Ganlen pfm! •• . in •i*oii
Wines, Liquor, Beer £nd Cicsrr.
H'tliKKTS. Proprietor. .Milt?1 Krntn Yul-ler.
I*. MAGNl Sr-ON. Proprietor.
Kir*t n>n<llioiiae ) nilt on Government
Trail. Can an vomoihr.e .VI p,-<.| !i. iia* iar.e
nario l*arn ior ^I> lior-ea nini grnwl i|’.tarier«
for t.noti nieji,* amt every tiling t lie
nni!»}ier tiepin :•
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
21 Lliie^ From Valdes
Tin* ?.:>si Place l’nfore
(’ro.-sing Thompson Pass
Everythin? First-Class
Freight Contracted
* ,,r""‘r,*v Acccmmodaticns For Large Outfit*
Our Road House Walter L. White, Pr p.
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Ilest of accommodations for man and laiist. Fresh Meat,
Poultry and Vegetables always on hand, lie-* feeding ground
for horses on the trail.
_ Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
— — — — — —■ ^ w ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
V. V. Co.
I lie following Rea *itt:ntfil nii tl >• route to FairLanks,
°! . u in nr l lie in.; i i _ n.,- .t of I lie Valdez Transportation Co.,
" ill in- found to lie tir.>:-eli»s> in every partienlar:
BEAVER DAM Roadhouse
•11 Miles From Valdez.
Rates #1.00 per day. HILLY KACFFMAX, Manager
GAKONA Roadhouse
ia."> Miles From Valdez
At Junction of the Eagle and Fairbanks Trails
Rates: Meals, #1 oO, Reds #1.00
GKO. H. RORER MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse
lC0Mi.es Ermn Valdez
At Trail Crossing of the Gakona River
Hales: MeaL- $1.00
JCFIN GILLESPIE MANAGER
HOTEL DILLER.
!!ea*lf|inzrt*ni for VhMi'Z ijii ..
f.rtl* - -in 4i i:. j.-r «i I
Ili'.IttluaPt i'. fwiuiec.*.ij. I-■ «r
I I-...! SI.
\\ . (1. POTTS, Manager, i
' first At. a t'utx-r.uy it., ,-K \TTI.E ,
s.-li.-.l. i 0[»-n All Yt-ar
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanic?!, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surv. yiritf Arr»,it.«iur. I*rnu itigan*) \»*m>
A>»a.. iujt oi Or Biilli<<uan<i riilor
iiiMtion \--ay. b»<u|< j.*.* A-* .v. s\ • t ill j
'■'•'irsn A^ayim*. % *•. •! Im.». ;
for t ir«- Inr
A. VAX DER NAILE.N, President.
11-J K.iit »n Strc-t, Sail train! t a. i»t»e
**!<•<■ k of Titv ilnll.
Ilie l!oftiiiflfe5iern line
Ojierates the finest trains in the I
world every day in the year, l»e
tween
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
Chicgo,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KANSAS ( ITY.
making direct connections ,-ith
through trains tor all points Ka.«t
and South.
A> cheap as the cheapest and the
liest to i»e had. For rale.- or reser
vations, call or write.
1. \\ . PAKKKK, Genera I Agent, t
151 Yesier Wav. Seattle
SANDERS
PAINTING
PA PICK HANGING
DECORATING
%os A Specialty
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
EUamar- Alaska
Calling Cards Prm,:Hl
® in the
atest htyle Engraver** Old English
h. proper thing. lnvitutions and
■'.■r. cards for card parties. Thi
l*KOSf»"n»K. Phone 1.