Divine Don't Like Fla?
New York, July 1—Bishop Tur
ner of the African Methodist
chinch conference, declares that he
despises the American flag ou ac
count of the lynching* that are tol
erated in this oountry. He urg^s
the negroes to all move to Africa
again, if they wish to maintain
their race in existence.
New York, July I—Ex-Gover
nor Carter, of Hawaii, in an inter
view last night said that Japan
would fight the United States at
the drop of the hat: He says they
ltave their army and navy thor
oughly equipped and everything
in readiness for war at a moments
notice.
High Grade Ore.
An assay made of ere taken from tbe
face of the tunnel on the property of
the Knights Island Copper Mining Co.
•hows a total valne per ton of 895 50.
This tunnel is on the Drier bay prop
erty of the above mentioned company
and the ore was secured 13 feet from
the surface where they now have a vein
of eighteen Inches of solid ore of tbe
same character. Waterman A Harring
ton report that this is the highest
assay made yet in their office of any
ore from the Prince William Sound
district. The assay shows 81.62 in
silver, and 2132 per cent copper, or
£*3.81.
Joe Dieringer left for the ieftand yes
terday, taking with him six more men
to work on the mine. A sample ship
ment was made from this property on
the Portland, and as soon as a tram
van be installed, regular shipments will
be made.
John Hays Hammond, the mining
engineer of New York, says the Chicago
Tribune, receives a t*alai$’ aggregating
$800,000 a year, which is more money
than any otfeer man ever received for
his personal services. Men make mil
lions on investments or by manipula
tions or speculations, but Hammond
is the only man in the world who is
paid so nearly a million a 70ar for
professional advice.
MILK and CREAM from FRESH
COWS Deliveries daily. Bix Quarts
for a dollar. Valdez Dairy & Poultry
Farm, Two Blocks West Good Samari
tau Hospital. James Fish Sr.
189 Manager.
< OMI’ANIES incorporated, »ay State; expert
work; fair char*es; stocks and bond issued
bandied East, Canada ut Europe. BRlTLSH
AM. FINANCE CO., Ltd., 482 Jordan eve.
Son Francisco.
Probate Notice.
IN THE PROBATE COUKT FORTHE VALDEZ
PRECINCT, TERRITORY OK ALASKA.
BEFORE WON. JOHN •'LYONS, COlf- •
MI3SIONER AND EX-OFFICIO
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate f
•of Louis Brown, Deceased. 4
Notice is hereby given by the sttdersigned
adm uistrttor of the estate-of Louis Brown*
Deceased, to the creditors of and All persons
having claims against tlie said deceased, to
exhibit them with the ^necessary vouchers
within six months after the first publication
of this notice to the said admirtlsttAtJr. at the
Clerks office in the Court liouet*, Hi Die Town
of Valdes, Tcrritorv of AlaskA-thb •tame ’being
the place for theTransactionof the buslines of
Aaid estate.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1907.
K'nite BraVtsW.
Administrator of the'AStMe ol
Louis Brown Deceased, •Under
letters testamentary, with Will
annexed.
Date of first publication. June 18th 19tT7
4>*te of last.publication, -July llthj1997.
The management of the combined
steamship agencies and wharf at Sew
ard has been given to Tom Baubury.
who will also be local agent for the
Alaska Central road.
Sash Doors, Monldings, Screen
Doors, etc. at Chas. Crawford’s place
on the dock.
"Die new hotel, which is being con
structed by the Reynoids-Alaska Com
pany at Horseshoe bay, is nearly
completed and a swell affair is being
planned tor the formal opening of the
place.
** >laska baffles science,** says F. C,
Miles who has spent much of bis life
in that country. “I have known scien
tist to go into that country with the
most plausible theories ia the world,
but they went out of it with none of
them left.
“It ts impossible for them to explain
the fra««cicondition<of the ground for*
a distance of 28 feet down into the,
earth or to account for the lading1
thereof giant mastodons wed mam-'
moths. I hace seen ivory tusks taken
out from thecromid that measured 30j
feet and the skulls of these animals
were bigger than a M-s hilling pot.
“There ure impressions of terns to bt
found that shew the vegetoMeu to;
have been a hundred feet high.
“Among all these evidences of uui-!
raal life, however, there is odt flhej
sign of the existence of nan. What1
amases me Is the way so called ucien-j
tists approach Alaska They assume
to have explanations for everything in
nature; but when they get up into
Alaska and see the wonders of the
earth there and are interrogated by the,
practical miners who have lived there1
for years all their ideas vr i !■ ><vd
they disclose the fact that they it., y
knew nothing.’*—Washington l’o*
—
Information is wanted a» to Hie
whereabouts of N. W. Powers, iu-t
heard from t^nee and « half years ago
in Eagle city. He was well known in
that section, being one of the old
timers. Any inf< unation will be
greatly appreciated by his wife. Mrs.
N. W. Powers, Idaho Springs Colo
rado, Box 211.
A lot of the leading citizens of li tn
part are in trouble. They signed a
petition to the grand jury in behalf of
a half breed Indian named Jiirpei.
charged with criminal assault on an
Indian woman, and Judge 'Guunism
caused their arrest for attempting to
influence a grand jury So many of
the ‘‘leading Citizens” of the camp were
arrested that there wen* none left to
sign bonds, and gold dust to the
amount of $500 each for t!i»se taken 111
to custody was deposited. The with
drawal of so much from the virculat
iug medium of the ’cn p on short
notice is said to have deinmalHped bus
ir»OB8. The ’latest accounts indicate
that the arrested men will be let (>fF
easy-. The money deposited for barfl
ha? F»een returned to the \
3fiss Adelaid Hausn-in of Seattle
Svbs awarded the $500 j i we .‘or the de
sign of an Otteial e. b oin for tie
A laska-Yukon-Pacific ex position. The
Idea is expressed by three graceful
Yemtfle figures, Seattle for the Pacific
<Coadt on the right Welcoming tlhe <Ori
•ent and bdlfting* teComcftfve, emWem
•of transooutiueutal commerce, with
Sorest and mountains in the back
igrdtind; Alaska to the north, holding
Igold nuggets in her hands, with the
northern lifAt, mountains, -and the
great Yukon m the Sin- distance; and
tbeOrieut In the WWft, extending in
her hand an dtwan totftt- fetwara -Se
attto.
1
T*‘*8a£!L“„nd Ma" A Town to Itself. Blacksmith Shop,
Station. aKaMMaaa ate., etc.
Wortman’s Roadhouse
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWENTY MILES FROM VALDEZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm dog houses
£ FULL STOCK OF GENERAL 3URRUE8
FREKiH riWi Oi,nl rirtcd for
from Valdes to th« .**mn»ult
Pontius Magnuson Prop.
Ptai igan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations betmeen Fairbanks and Valder.
AH kinds of provisions, a« well as horse and dog feed
for sale, fined aooaromodatMMm for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passengers and freight trans
ported over tl>c summit.
First-Class Bar la Connect ion. 30 Miles From Valdez
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best rtf aooonumwlations for man mod boast. Kresh Meat
*Nnays cm hand. Horse and Do« Feed All the latent
mijrnwnjefits. FRIVATE ROOMS,
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
TOOT ROADHOUSE
80 Miles from Valdes at Junction of Fairbanks
and Naina Trails*
£ First Class Accommodations ft ? Man or Beast €
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PROSPECTORS
1' \Y and
GRAIN -
Freighting done to any part of Interior.
Dig contracts a specialty.
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
L G atid G. B. W)RER, Prcpietors.
5IS MILES ON FAIRBANKS
FROM VAliDKZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
Our Home Roadhouse
1B9 F^Rom Valdez
On tire new VALDBZ-FAIRBANKS Trail
40 miles north of Gulkana.
Mrs. L* M* HICKS, Proprietor
Wl-rres, Liquors Bnd Cigars.
The Senate,
T, 9V. £088 * «Os Fnt»