OP LOCAL INTEREST
Ffoin Friday’s Bulletin.
Lust night sneak thieves broke
into a tkah’ehouAe ot the V. B. dr
Aj. Co.; but as they struck a build
ing ^frich contained nothing hut
Yukon stoVce, did not steal an\*
thing. Thehe have been a number
of cases of this kind during the
past tew weeks, and plans are now
being made to capture tho offend
ers in case there is a repetition of
the etealing.
Dr. Whiting and vrife came up
from Evak on the Saratoga. They
« ill remain in Valde* this winter.
Chas. CdtVell came out ito:n
Copper Center this week, and wiil
probably Uc in town for a number
bf weeks. He shipped in a load of
supplies for Copper Center with
the Crittenden teams which left
this morning. .
Levy & Co. have received a Kill
line of the justly famous Strong &
Garfield I'rail Shoes. Buy none
other if you want your moneys
.worth.
From Sdttikday’s Bulletin.
The Saratoga arrived this fore
noon from the westward. She was
delayed considerably by bad
weather, encountering heavy snow
storms and thick weather all the
way from Seward
F. M. Browrn will open a law of
fice in the Copper block. The
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Mr. BroCvn and Edmund
Smith has been dissolved by mu
tual consent.
Paul Jorgenson registered at the
St. Elias yesterday fibril Fairbanks;
T. W. Blaktiev, who has been n
Fidalgo bay for some time, super
intending development work on
Ins copper property, leaves today
bn the Saratoga for a business trip
to the States, tte has five men
employed on his property and will
keep them at Work all winter. The
claims are showing up well.
Bert Carver, wild has been at
Orca for some time, returned to
town today.
Mr. and Mr*. Horace Leach wore
arrivals from Seward on tin
Saratoga.
The Saratoga leaves for the south
at 7 o’clock this evening.
Oscar Fish goes to the States on
the Saratoga.
Several teams belonging to Crit
tenden & Miller left this morning
with freight for points along the
trail. Mr, Crittenden will start
tomorrow on a trip as far as
Paxton’s roadhouse.
Geo. Tiffany, With an outfit of
supplies for tlie Teikiiell road
house started over the trail thi
morning.
From Mondays Bulletin
The Shelikoff left Seward at six
yesterday afternoon and arrived
here at 10 this morning.
The office of the A. C. Co. ha
been moved to hew quarters in tin
Copper block, With entrance 01
L road way,
The Saratoga finally got away
last night about midnight* N<
other boat will leave here until tin
first of the year.
Allegretti fatuous chocolab
creams fresh on every steamer.
'1 >wl Drug Co
Wm. Lewis wan an outgoing pas
senger on the Saratoga. He ! a*
been in this section for eight }e ft
i&nd lias decided to return home u»
! tjouth Dakota to visit his people.
John Sciiarl has started for Tan
j aus with a six dog team and a load
of fresh eggs He left this morn
! ing.
Capt. Armstrong, who has been
developing a group of copper
claims at Fleming Spit, near Orca,
went to the States on the Saiatoga.
He is going out to purchase
machinery for working the claims
on a large scale. Mr. Armstrong
had with him about five tons of
fine ore from his property, some of
which runs as high as $113 to tho
ton. It contains bornite, glance
and some native copper. This
property Win located in the fall of
1899, but a® value was not known
until this vear.
m
This Flirt arrived last night, irohi
down the Sound with 12 passen
gers.
Miss Dougherty entertained a
part r of friends at her home ves
:erday evening.
0. T. Brooks, who \vataken to
Seward on the last trip of the Dora
:rom Illiamnn, had an operation
performed and i- recovering rapid
ly. Mr Brooks was formerly com
missioner at Sunrise, and is now
interested in a copper bonanza
near Lake Clark.
(leorge Meals has been quite ill
this week. lie has been confined
to his bed for Hrve’rai days.
I sausages.
We have in stock German Ham
Sausages. Balony, Blood Sausage,
Liver Sausage and Frnnkfords. at
Valdes Market. I'hone 29.
Dan Kennedy’s stage will leav'e
for Fairbanks tomorrow. He is
inking a load of freight and will
return immediately with passen
gers.
Hair brushes, hath brushes,
clothes brushes, nail brushes, tooth
brushes, finest goods, lowest price*
at Owl Drug Co.
From Tuesdays Bulletiu
One of the Orr &. Co. stages is
due this evening with six passen
gers.
*even team* arrived this morn
i ig from the Tatiana.
Thw Shoiikof sails for Seattle
Dec. 20. She will carrv no pas
sengers but wilt take mail
COAL — COAL
\V. H. Bush agent, or Copper River
Dray mg Co.
Miss Mary Osland
Ready Made Hats
Hats Remodeled
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Hdts Made to Ol der
t
Hobart next McKinley Hail
The Northern saloon, formerly
operated by NVm. Hhu-kwHi. ha*
been purchased by Luth A' Co.,
i and wiil he rioinniiMi under the
i name of the Commerce. The sj; e
was c onsunm nied Saturday, the
new owner* taking immediate
possession. Mr. Little, of the firm,
i is weir known here, having been a
resident of Kilamar for several
. yea rs.
i '1 he local telephone system will
he out of comtiiis.'ion until a new
! switchboard can he received from
the States, which will he on the
hext boat to leave Seattle.
i
The Siielikoff left Sunday inorn
i ing for a trip to Fllan ar and Orca.
She wiil return Tuesday.
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T.lankeiw in different weight and
qualities also a large stock of
Comforters nifty he found at Lovys.
There were a nuhibet- of petty
thefts and attempted robberies last
night. The increase in this kind
lot work will cause the people of
; the town to take summary tncas*
i lire* to teach the thieving ele
ment that Valdez is a poor place
to practice in.
There has been so many attempts
at house breaking lately that many
I of the citizens are taking their val*
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I tiahles front their house* and sfor
j ing them in the vaults of the hanks
• merc,mtih> hr.u-j“«
Quiet Wedding.
William M. Fil i al and M as
Winnie A.-, b ’ were uni ed itt
jhinrriage at ilie home of n«
’•ride’s mothers tur’ov < v •nirg
P'eo. 15. at 10 oMofc . Then*
were no in* ita ions issued, on y
the families of the contracting
parties being present. K v. Taylor
wok the officiating clergyman.
The young couple are well
known ih Valdes, the groom hav
ing l>een hide for several years as
j manager of the (’upper Kiver Lum
; her Co., and the bride who is a
sister of Mrs. A. L. f.**w, spent a
portion of last year visiting here
They arc universal favorites with
jail who know ♦hern ami have the
(best wishes of everyone. Tun Pec
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; pkctok extends congratulations.
The mercantile department of
the V. B. A M. Co., is at a stand -
: still until the details of reopening
ami the insurance matter is sc
{tied. An announcoment of full 1*
j plans will he made in a few da .
F. M. Brown r.oves into h -
| new law' offices in the Copper blo< !.
| thdav.
All of the baggage of the gue ’->
of the St. Klias was saved.
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