Afognak Correspondence
Afngnak, Sept. 2:’.—On thcOtli
of September tlie A. I*. A’s. steam
er Afosrnak arrived from Chignik
hay. Men from this place who arc
employed in Chignik lmy were
landed, and tlie steamer proceeded
to San Francisco, via Kodiak, the
next dny.
In Chignik hay there was a pood
run of salmon the past season. The
A. P. A’s. cannery had a pack of j
75,000 cases of reil salmon, and the
P. P. & N. Co’*, cannery had a
pack of 65,000 of red salmon. It
is reported that the latter cannery,
on account of a shortage of solder,
(and, perhaps, tin) and tlie floor
ing of the cannery giving away un
der heavy g'ftcks of canned salmon, j
has not so large a pack as the for-1
nier cannery, or as it ought to have,
had.
The P. P. & N. Co’s, steamer
Shelikoff arrived here on tlie 14th
with men of thin place who were
employed during the season at
Uyak bay cannery, and left heiV 1
tlie same day for Uyak hay. T1 e
season’s pack at the P. P. ifc X. Co’s, j
cannery at Uyak hay amounted to
a few hundred cases over 47,<XH)!
of red salmon.
During the season the run of
salmon was very slack at Karluk.
Men in the employ of the A. 1*. A.
were working very hard (as they
term it) "scraping” for fish during
the whole summer. In the south
end, on the contrary, fish were
plentiful.
Mining on Dry' island is pro
gressing slowly. There are only
three men working at present lie
aides Mr. Wctstein, who is super
vising the work, and living with
his wife at the mine. It is report
ed that the men are sinking a shaft
and encountering a good deal of
water, but how far they have ad
vanced is not known at present.
Near Cape Paramonoff, l’ara
mouoff liav, Afognuk island, Mr.
H. Wander, while on the road to
do assessment work on his claims
at Hhuyak island, discovered an
other ledge containing copper, and.
perhaps, other metals. The ledge
outcrops in two places and is, ap
proximately, 30 to 40 feet wide.
A number of men are digging for
gold, with varying success, on out
side beaches facing Shelikoff strait,
the best diggings being near Law
cape and Ked river on Kodiak is
land.
Messrs. J. Folstad and II. Vick,
discoverers of Malina bay mining
claims, arrived here on the schoon -
cr Alice a few days ago from a
prospect ng trip on the mainland
to the westward, and will leave for
Kodiak at the first opportunity to
meet the steamer Bertha, on which
boat they expect money for the de
velopment of the Malina bay prop
erty, which is going to be carried
on vigorously through the coming
winter.
We have a new school-teacher
here, who arrived the latter part of
August, and commenced to teach
from beginning of school term. She
is an esteemed ladv: is enthusiastic
* I
about her work; has a large enrol
ment of children (about 70); is
well liked and respected by parents
and children; and is a worker from
“away back”—so says report. But
what her name is the writer is un
able to tell, as he just arrived night
before last from a place where he
found that digging for gold is just
as back-aching as digging for pota
toes, and sometimes aliout as prof
itable, and has not, therefore, made
her acquaintance.
A. F.
If you would enjoy good health
bathe frequently at the Dock Baths.
War News of tiie Week
Lino Yang, Oct. 13—After two
duvsof fierce fighting lietween Muk
den and liere, the absolute defeat
of the Russian army lias Well ac
complished. Oyama has massed
his troops in a narrow colun n and
is ]>ursuing the retreating enemy
across Hun river.
London, Oct. 14—The legation
confirms the report of the Russians
retreat after yesterdays engagement
They left thousands of dead on the
field. The Japs are pressing them
hard.
Copenhagen, Oct. 13—(treat ex
citement was occasioned today by
the appearance of the Russian Bal
tic fleet passing through Danish
waters between Sccland anil Flinen
i-dands. The fleet is passing on
through.
Paris, Oct. 14—News conies from
St. Petersburg that a Japanese j
fleet is off Vlndivostock. Thecom
mandcr of the fortress has notified
the inhabitants to surrender their i
arms to the soldiers. The fortress
is weak, being poorly supplied with
munitions of war.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 13—Htocssel!
rcjiorts that the Ixwuhardment of.
Port Arthur by the Japanese is1
growing intense, and it is feared
the fort will have to sin render
soon.
Tokio, Oct. 14—The Japanese of
ficial estimate of the losses during
the last four days lighting is: .Japs
20,000 men, Russians 30,000.
Liao Yang. Oct. 14—There is
great excitement hen: over the Jap
anese victory. Wounded soldiers
report that Kumpatkin lias been
trapped by Kttroki. He tried to
save n portion of the army hut is
now surrounded east of Bcnhuhu
There are four Russian divisions in
this trap and ns Oynmn lias or
dered up vast reinforcements to as
sist in capturing Kuropatkin and
his forces, tlie total annihilation of
the Russian army in Manchuria is
practically certain.
St. Petersburg, Oet. 14—For the
first time a foreliodiiig of evil per
vades tlie Russian Capital. The
depression is general, and all hope
of victory has altoiit been aban
doned.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 10—The of
li< ialjVc'd which has shrouded news
from tiie seat of war in Manchuria
for the past two days has been lift
ed, revealing a ghastly tragedy at
Sakha. The Liao Yang disaster
lias been duplicated at Sakha, hut
with much fiercer and more exten
sive fighting. The losses of the
Russians during this engagement
are reported as lieing aliout 30,000.
Xo news has been received from
Kuropatkin’s left Hunk and it is
feared that it lias been cut off by the
Japanese forces. Fears are also
expressed by some of the officials
that the Russian supply of ammu
nition will not he sufficient to con
tinue the fighting very long.
Liao Yang. Oct. 10—Oyama’s
forces are still pursuing the Rus
sians. The enemy left over 10,000
dead on the field on Friday and
Saturday, and the Japanese have
also suffered frightful losses.
Tokio, Oct. 16—There is no sign
of rejoicing here over the dearly
won victories of the last few days.
The Japanese are appalled hy their
own frightful losses, which have
lieen fully 30.000. and a feeling of
general depression is prevalent.
Regret is expressed by many
that there is any necessity of con
tinuing the struggle. They feel
that the injuries inflicted upon them
by the Russians should satisfy the
subjects of the Czar, as far as the
honor of having made a good fight
is concerned, and would like to
have peace.
Mukden, Oct. 17—The Russians
made a determined stand yester
day and forced the Japanese to re
tire. Early in the day they pene
trated the Japanese center which is
commanded by General Nodgu,
after a fierce engagement, and in
the face of a heavy artillery fire
captured 11 guns and 150 prisoners
Later in the day a Silierian regi
ment made a desperate rnsh into
the Japanese lines, captured twenty
four guns and drove their oppon
Wikidel’s
• if if . . -
- 'Restaurant
(Old PostofTlce Building.)
Regular Pinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Day and /Night
cnls Imck.
Tin* Russians, encouraged liy the
success iif these atteinp made a
combined movement ferwnnl nod
after a tierce resistance, which last
ed several hours, succeeded in fort
ing the Japanese to retire along
the whole line.
Liao Yang, Oct. 17— General
Oku and the Japanese left have
advanced from their position on
the south hank of the Sakha river
toward t’liienliuebanglsen, in an
endeavor to cut off the Russian re
treat. As the hulk of Kurnpat
kin’s forces are engaged with the
Japanese center, it is thought that
this move of Oku’s will be success
ful.
London, Oct. 17—The greatest
admiration is expressed hv the war
critics here for the tenacity of Ku
ropatkin in protecting bis retreat.
Suffering under the great defeat of
Friday and Saturday, and opposed
by superior numbers, lie still cheeks
the pursuing army and conducts
bis retreat in a masterly manner.
Tlie critics consider the setback of
the Japanese yesterday as only
temjiorary, and think Oyaina ca
pable ot lighting Ins way into Muk
den, or even to Ilurhin.
Mukden, Oct. 13—The Russian
successes still continue. Vcsierdav
they made a Hank movement
against the Japanese left, which
had advanced from their position
on the south of Sakha river to trv
and cut off the Russian rear, and
drove the Japs hacK after indicting
great damages u; on them. Rein
forcements arc king rushed to the
scene to cut Oku o.t from the main
Japanese army.
The Japanese attempted to re
take a lone hill winch had been
captured by Russians, and were re
pulsed after a fierce light in which
a hotly of the Japs refused to accept
quarter and died lighting.
The Chinese ate deserting the
surrounding villages and the sol
diers are using the houses for fuel.
For the past 24 hours there has
been a steady downpour of rain and
the roads are almost impassible.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 18—The Rus
sian losses during the fight
of yesterday were 2,000. li is stat
ed that the Japanese main army is
again advancing toward Mukden,
and a hard tight is expected when
they attempt to enter the city.
Wellington coal $15 per ton or
$1.25 per sack, delivered. C. W. -Mil
ler, agent, or Cupper River Grav
ing Co.
Bottled beer can now be secured
from the Valdez Brewing Co., phone
37. Delivered to ar.y part of town.
Application.
r. 8. Luu<l OffliT, Juneau, Alaska,
February an, lmn.
Notice is hereby given tiiat: 1, Andreas von
Dumber of \ ah.cz, Alaska, assignee i i Joseph
Kiddle, being cutilied to tne benefits of Section
'«£**» 'if tile dcvi-ed Ml a: utc* of tile I’nited
States, granting addiiu mil lands to soldiers
and satlor* who served in the War of the Ue
bclliou, do hereby apply (o euter l*. S. Survey
No. con'uiuing .».is acres and more partic
ularly described a> follows, to-wit:
Said survey No. is situated within the
Valdez Kerordiug District, Frince Williaiu
sound, described nv metes and bounds, courses
and distaii c , a - f >Ilow>:
beginning .t in r No. 1. which is X f.l deg
'27 ncin 1C 27.-», c;iai:i* distant from corner No. 1
of \ aldez Towu-iie, thence S ol Ueg '27 miu \Y
’.».h7 eiiuiiis to corner Xo. '2; them e X 2s deg ::;i
luin W b. si cu.dm to corner Xo. :t; th -in-e N id
d •< j!7 miu K chain* to corner N.-. l; tuenee
S 28 »ieg :13 miu E •*»..*» chains to eorticr No. 1,
Ih * place ot ;-eg inning. Couiaiuiug 5.18 acres.
Variation 28 <t g ,»7 min E.
As additional io his original homestead on
the X \\ » 4 S \V «4 and \\ », of Lou I and '2
of X W »4oi Sec.2, Tp. K 21, which he en
tered Xov. 27, hvi.7. per homestead Entry Xo.
18'‘S all the I’uitvo Slates Land Office at boon
villi*. Missouri.
Notice i> in ’cby given to any and all parties
cluiiuiug advc -elyany p .rtioii of the abovc
des ribed u.i t, shall file with the Kcgister of
the V. S. Laud office at Juneau. Alaska, an ail
v tsc claim, iu accordance with law. during
the |*cre*d of publication or within thirty days
thereafter. Am>kxam von Dintiiku,
Assign e of Joseph Kiddle.
I, folia W. Dudley, Kcgister of the l*. S. Land
Olln*", at Juneau, Alaska Laud District, do
hereby certify tua! a copy of the Notice of Ap
plication of Soldier** Additional Homestead of
Andreas von Dumber, l'. S. Survey Xo. ;tw., t»o
published iu Tuk Alaska HuimI'Kitoi, a weekly
i»a]»cr, pubii-hcd iu Vuldcz, Alaska, fora per
i*»d of sixty (i*4i) days, or ten (to) consecutive
weeks. John W. Diolky, Kcgister.
Date of first pub Sep. 15.
Dale til last pub Dee. 1.
Application.
I*. 8. La ml Office, Juneau, Alaska, Mar 27 1904.
Notice is hereby given that: I, William
(irogg, of Valdez, Alasita, assignee of Eli (basic
uough. being entitled to the benefits of Section j
23h6 «tf tlie Kcvised Statutes of tlie I'niled
■states, grauliug additional lands to soldier*
and sailors wno served in me war of the Ke
beliiou, do hereby apply to enter l . 8. Syrvey
No. ;»44, containing 7.id acres ami more |»articu
larlv described as follow.-*.
Said survey No. 244 is situated withiu tlie
Valdez hec.>r«li!ig District 1'rince William I
sound. described by met. s ami bouuds, courses I
and distances as follows:
Hcgiuuiug at Corner No. 1, which is 8 61 deg
27 min W 2.15chains distant from corner No. 3
of I’. S. Survey 219, theuee N 2H deg 22 miu W
1.82 chains to corner No. 2; them e N. 61 deg 27 j
min K 1.2l drains to corner No. a; thence N 2S j
deg 23 miu \\ 7.59 chains to corner No. 4; theme
N 61 deg 27 miu E H.lh chaius to corner No. 5; ]
thence S 2h deg 23 miu K 9.41 chains to corner
No. 6; them e S 61 deg 27 miu W 9.29 chains to
corner No. 1, the place of beginning. Contain
ing 7.91 acres. Magnetic variation 2a deg o7
miu E.
As additional to hi* original homestead on
lot 1 of N W 11 and S %Y 1 4 of 8 E ‘4 of s -ctiou IH,
TpH N,K9 E, which lie entered iKeeuiber U.lKSh,
per Homestead No.3U06at the L'. 8. Lund office
at Sacramento, California.
Notice is hereby given to any ami t: 11 parties
claiming advcrsel\ any portion ol the above*
described trad to tile with the Kcgislcr of
the (*. S. Land Office at Juneau, Alas*a, ail ad
v rsc claim in accordance with law during tlie
|teriod id publication or within thirty days
1 ueieafter.
Willi im (iKotai,
Assignee of Eli VMhsicuougii.
I, John W. Dudlev, iiegtsterof the 1. 8. Land
Office, Juneau Ltml District, do li reby order
tlrui a copy of the No.i.v ol Application of
Soldiers Additional lb..;»v*:e.td *>l William
Hrogg, 1*. 8. Survey No. 2;:, be published i:i
Tmk Alaska Pko-pk*tok, a we kit paper, pub
lish'd iu Valdez, Alas..a, fora p.-rhsl of *ixty
(60) days, or teu
Date of first pub.Sept. 1.
Date ol lust pub. Dec. i
Notice cl Forfeiture.
VaMre. A! :«'<«. (». t. !. !9>1
T..<\ l„ HOYT:
^ u. ate . e et»v n itf'iel llii* xv«» lisreerpsfn
I d d .lunn* me years I.* *» mi l !•.«"* i?pi) twn
liUii'Imt di.liiir* in liilmr an I im proie merits
f«fli «>f tile following pluer . Uim*. Inc
• loaho ’ *1 htilie/’and ••laJU’.sinj!,” situated on
Slate ere k in the • liNna Mining I-istriet, Dis
tri t • f Alaska, In order to !■•>!•! s? hi elaims tin
der th" provisions rf se.’I'on j.rji of the He
V:*ed Statute* of the • nltel Hlatea a:i-l ttie
am. ii iiuent thereto, approval Juh. '21. l<Mi.
eoneei'i itig Hiiuual latn.r i.p.*:t rnming claims,
I•.• i:i•_ th amount te>|U*red to ho'd sail! elaiins
for the period ending lee. pvj And |f
within ninety day* from the personal s*rviee
of this no;lee or within ninety days af.er me
publication thereof, you fait or i. *!»■«•• to eon
trfoute your portion of siu-li expenditure as a
eo own«‘r, vonr interest In Sai l elaiuis w111 ne
' '»ine tfie properly of the snl.*.ribed, your c«>
owner* who have made the required expend!
■ lure l»y tire terms of said session.
A.S. Me Dowell.
.f. I.. Ilannain.
I>en llanviam.
' _ Jack Deek.
first publication October r., p.m|.
laasc ptildh alloti, January I'.r.h.
. -
Notice
OK SETTLEMKNT OF FINAL ACTOKNT.
In tin* rnileil States Commissioner'* Court,
Dlstrlet of Alaska, Valdez Preeluet.
in the matter of the Estate *
• f > In Probate
I Charles Wldin.tier, debased r
N<di«e is hereby given l»v the under igned.
administrator of the Estate of M.i r . s U id
Dialer, deceased. to i lie heirs, creditors, or
1 o.ii • p -isotis Interested in f.ie a. id estate, that
the undersigned i.s such administrator, tile.;
i i.is fii.al m « tint of the *nid • late in the chore
1 entitled Court on the Join day of repteiulan.
I’>d. and : inl the judge there 7 Ini* iippdiilid
li.tr J.*:h of .\ovcml.er, as die day for the
i hearing o| olijeciiuiis to a ici; net .Mint and the
settlement tiiereof. JoSKVIl c. DIE KIN CEIL
Administrator of the f.*fat" of
Cimrle* \\ idiiiaier, Deceased.
' iHHMhdl A Edwards, Att.*ruv>>.
| Ki■ «*f Kuo. Sep. J.». p.mi.
| la**t Pub. Oel. J7, l:ml.
- -■ . _ . _ _
Notice Of Forfeiture.
T«» Ei.. I’llki.aii, her heir* or assigns.
You are hereby notified that the undcr-igned
I- A. Cornel!, v-mr co-owner in tl;e in reiu.iiler
de-cribed mining (‘Julias hi s • pended the miiu
*.| Two lliiil'trcd l>*dlrtrs(|. M) oil; lug the year
I *o > in the development and improvement of
those e-rtain milling claim- -honied on (yak
Ue.y, Kadiak Island, Cyak Mining Hi-trict,
Alaska, described us fellow-, town: Tunnel
elai n located Kebuary .M, by Inin Hough
erty and KI. riicbiu. notice of locali ii record
ed Ap.ills l.» J, i;i VoJ. i at page g.g» of .Milling
H'-athii of the record* o, t».e 1 i-|;Jcl Uccoru*
ei at Kodiak, Alaska: L. r. I., ciai.n i«H*ate«l in
I'.nj and notice « f location iecoi«icd in the
books of said record* ait Kodiak.
S.,id-mu (.f money »oexpended in thedevcl
opiio nt Mini improvement of Said « lnims was
-*» ex|s-ndea as.md for the annual laoor for the
>«*•»•* li*'**(»ii si.nl elai ms reqi.ii. d by Sc.-tmu
Hie ltevi -ed MatUic-of the (’tilted States,
and I ne amendment* tin re to.
You are further notile d tljat if you fail to
pay to t.ie i;i«i Taigned til*' proportion o, tlie
i*‘**d sum dim I rom you on or be tore lie - ex pint
ti- ii <1 ninety (:*») day- irom th | uldiealion of
lids tioitf*-, to-wit on or betoro Junnarv IJ, r.Ui,
\.»h» mi. ie*i n -aid claim* v.Ul b* lorielted
nnd IfC'-iuie the property ol your uudeisigned
eo-owner.
I'ayineiit may l» • made to tile undersigned
m l yak, Alaska, or to i.i- attorneys Ihaateil k
Kdwarils, at Yalde/, Alaska.
F. A. Con NELL.
Dated at Valdez, Alaska, July II, p.r.M.
Diiteef lir-t puhlieation Julylfth l!KV4.
Hate of last publication Oct* hhii p.-ui.
Ktotice of Forfeiture.
Yakntagc, Alu-ka, July 22, UKM.
To H. C. Hloiiget:
You are hereby notified that I have expend
ed during the year Itiuf One ilumhcd Hollar*
io»») in labor and hiifirov.-me.it* upon each of
l.ie foil wing plut e. mining elaim-:j above
Imm- -very «..<i ..... lo beimv Discovery, both sit
iiate«l on M lilt-* ICiv t near \nkatage, m (.alalia
Milling Id-in.d, o.liana i.ei-otdiug l i-triet.
District oi Alaska, in order to hobl . j i cleims
under the provisions «>t See lion -i.i of the
Ucvi-cd Statutes oi toe (’nit.nl Mates and toe
amendment* ttiereto approved January 22. loan
concerning -.annul labor upni mining claims,
being tin* am.unit required to hold said claims
for the jierjoit ending December :tl, 1. *:t. And
ii within ninety days from tlie personal service
of this notice, or within ninety days alter tlie
publication thereof, you lail or refuse to eon
tribute your proportion «»i such expenditure
at a ci-owmr, your filter, s- in said claims
will bee,*.ne tlie pro|»erty of tin* .subscriber,
your co-owner, who ha- i.mde the required ex
penditure by the terms of said section.
JIxlvou Jensen.
Hate of first publication July Jh, p.hm.
Hate of last publication (let* J7. IMM.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska, August 1, loot.
To —. —. Moss:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned Kassel K. Uobiuso.i h«* ex pell led
<lt ring li.e years l*A*2 and p.m; four hundred
(4n.i) do'.Iais 111m*11 tiic l.ueky Nine and Skookem
milling claim*. Minuted near MeKinh-v latkc in
Ute Alganik Mining district and in Valdez
becorduig district, the locution notices «»x
which .-luiins are now « i re-ord in the office of
the T’liti d States tomutissomer at Valdez, and
l*. which no*! -s reference is made f«»r a more
particular 4te*erl|»iioii thereof, in order to hold
mi id. claim* turner provision Se tioii 2421.
lt.»vK;d Mutates of the Tailed States, and the
cmcudmeuls relating the.eto concerning au
i-inil labor up >u mining claims, being the
amount r-^ei.cd to hold s<ud claims during
the veals l‘>>2tiiid 1M4,ending December 41, 11h*4
And it at the cxidiution of ninety days from
the publication of this notice, you tail or refuse
to contribute your profMiriion of such ex{ieud
iturc, your in teres tin said claims will become
the pr. p ity of the iimiersigned. your co-own
er, who itas made the leijuirt-d expenditure by
the terms oi said section.
Kusscl K. Kobinson.
FI rat Publication Aug. 4,11*04.
laist Publication Nov.4, 1904.
Summons.
IS THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
FOR TilE DISTRICT OF ALASKA,
DIVISION X . a.
Andrew (iroswold, 1
Plaintiff, Summons
vs y lor
Hubert Lyall, j Publication.
Defendant, J
The President of the Culled States, of Am
erica, greeting to Hobc.t Lyall, defendant:
You are hereby summoned uud required
to a|>|K-ar and answer the complaint of the
utun - nunc d plaintiff in the ao >ve entitled
cause iu the above named court within thirty
days from the completion oi the period of pub
lication of this summons, that is to say, within
thirty days after the 17th day of November.
1901; or judgment for want oi such answer will
i>e take.i uguiusi you.
Said action is for the recovery of the sum
of twelve hundred and sixty-two dollars and
fifty cents (f litiJ.uO), being the am »uut of prin
cipal aud interest due upou a certain promis
sory note executed and delivered by you to
plaintiff and dated August 1*. 1901,’ at Uuga
Alaska, aud for a decree of said court authoriz
ing aud ordering tue sale by tuc United States
Marshal of certain stock certificates held by
said plaintiff as collateral security for said note
allot which more fully appears by the com
plaint on tile iu said cause.
And take notice that if you fail to appear
and answer said complaint the plaintiff here
in will apply ior judgment against you for the
sum specified aud for tire further relief demau
ueu iu *i;i i complaint.
This puhiicrtii m is made under and bv virtue
of an order of saiu court dated Aug PAM.
First dale of publication October »», I AM.
Last dale of publication November 17, 1904.
WITNESS, tue Honorable -iaiu.s Wicker
sham. Judge of said t'ourt this -ith day of
October, A. l». liill, aud of our Independence
lire one Hundred and Twenty-ninth.
(Seal.) A. li. Hkilk:,
Clerk U. S. fMatri'd Uourt, for the District
» i Alaska, Third Division.
Jly K. A. IhiNUKHsox, Deputy.
N.-Y. Harlan, Attorney for the Plaintiff,
'»l-7 hb.i Valdez, Alaska.
“Cleanliness is next to (ioilli
ness.” (in to the Dock Baths for
cleanliness.
1
Carrying U. S. Wail and Express.
I
Str. Santa Clara j
|_1
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Str. Santa Ana
I
Str. Dora j
Sails from Seattle 1st of eaeli month for
Juneau, Sitka, Kayak, Yakutat, Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way ]*>rts. Sails
from \ aldez for Seattle and way ports,
Kith of each month.
Sails from Seattle on Kith of eaeh month
for Juueav, Sitka; Kayak. Yakutat Valdez,
Seward, Cook Inlet and way j-orts. Con
nects at Valdez with Str. Dora for all ports
between \ aldez and l nalaska. Sails from
Valdez for Seattle and way ports, 1st of
each month.
Front \ aldez to 1 nalaska and wav ports
2t>tli of each month, connecting at Valdez
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
E. E. CAINE, President. J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gen. Mgr
*»1 «S First Avc.. Seattle, Wash.
C. W. MILLER, Ass’t Mgr.
Phone 10 Valdez, Alaska.
; ^ lies, Pres. K M. Brown, Press. F. J. Kinghorn, See.
Valdez Dock I Warehouse (cipy.
mny be shipped in <mr cnre Bod left in wnrchmiwr till
c»il! *d lor. i Mrtit • if.-in*/ to i!u* Interim will find it nmwn
icut to leave ro!i*iifi.iut»uis with u-to tie forward..1 to niicIi
point* and Ht »tifh time nx tliejr may direct.
Our storage is safe, feeing t-4th mile from nearest feuilding
Stome Restfiirant : •
Keystone Avc. upp. ct. Elias Hotel.
Weals At All Hours From ('» O’clock A.W.
to 9^0’clock P.M. Regular Dinner From
5 to 7. Sunday Dinner A Specialty.
ice Cream Parlor
MRS. L. H. ALLEN.
Valdez Electric Light, Power & Telephone Co.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 39.
McKinley -Hall
Cor. Reservation Av. and Hobart St
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Booked With
A. M. EDWARDS, White Block.
HYDRAULIC
| Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipes
Derricks, Gates
Questions in regard to HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING PROB
LEMS freely answered.
TLi F DAI I O C7 A A 503 Mission Street,
I I I L_ LJ W w W C O w. San Francisco, California.
Cable Address “Bouseco.” Bedford McNeill Cede.
For Assays Send Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assayer EUamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 13.50
Gold and Silver - 1.60
Copper ... 2.00
Lead - - - ' 2.00
Ellamak, Alaska
HOTEL DILLEr!
Headquarters for Valdez people. 13) rooms.
Kates oil cunts, fl and fl.io per day. Firsiclas*
Restaurant in connection. Free lius. Opposite
U. 8. Postoflice.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
Cos. First Av. £ University st., SEATTLE
School ot Open All Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Architecture, l>t*au ing and Assay
ing. Assaying of Ores, Fi'*; Bullion aud fhi *r
iualiou Assay, f&»; Blowpipe Assay, flu. Full
course of Assaying, fVi. Established lsili. Scud
for circular.
A. VAN DEB NAILEN, President.
118 Fulton Street, S.tn Francisco, t ul. One
block west “i v .iv iiUL
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska.
The finest of Laths at the Dock
Bath House.