From Wednesdays Bulletin
Three Months To Repair Manning.
The revenue cutter Manning, which
wus taken into drydock for an exami
nation to ascertain the extent of her
damages in Northern waters recently,
wa, found to be so badly damaged
that it will require three months' time
iu which to repair her.
Two live newspapers in Katalla but
they both,—through some oversight
probably—failed to mention, the ties
-traction of the Guggenheim bteak
trater during the recent storm.
Mis. Blauche 13. Gjirtson commited
suicide at the Northern Hotel, Katalla,
la-t Tuesday, by shootiug herself
through the heart. She was a recent
airivd from Seattle, although she was
well knowu at Nome and Fairbanks as
» sister of one of the numerous wives
of t wiftwater Bill.
U J. Stiles, for some time on the
Valdez run aud later agent for the N.
\V. S. S. Co., at Seward, is now purser
on the Yucatan, having replaced VV. 11
Trigg*
Capt. Morris is expected from Seat
tle on the Portlaud.
Articles of incorporation of tl.
United Alaska C«:pper Mining Co,
were tiled at Olympia Sept. 7. W I
Warner, E. M Warner, of San Diegi ;
J N. Crocker, Seattle, and T li. JLV. -
lor of Los Angeles are incorporators.
Capitalization $10,000,000.
The storage facilities at the pier of
the Valdez <5t Yukon Railroad, have
been leased by a large business inter
eft. in which to unload and store a con
siderable aim uut of mining machinery.
IV. A. Davis, formerly interested
with S. Poot in the hotel business here
was a passenger oa the Yucatan for
Liituuche, where he has some mining
Iroperty.
The last sad rites over the remains
of .Mi >. James W. Bartlett, were heid
at home on McKinley Avenue yesiei
tiav afternoon, Rev. Fred Al. Brocks
officiating. Many of the friend* of I lie
family were in attendance, The body
will gu South eli the S„*tU‘>ga, aud in
terment will be in Seattle.
Po >r KataOa has lost her enable. Well
keep up a “Strong” heart. The worst,
if yet to come.
Mr. aud Mrs. A G. Wilson, who
Lav* been keeping store at Niziua tor
several seasons, reached town yester
day irom Cordova They came down
< VIriver in a boat, and staited to
tf»uie tu Valdez in the same boat,
tinhivii g it was only a few miles. They
"v-'e ; irked up at Knoll’s head Gy
•'hit' Kelly and Joe Diggs, who brought
them 11 town in a launch
Mr. Lockwood P. Youngs was an
arrival on the Yucatan, having come
from New York to join t tie forces "i
the Reynolds system. He will have
charge of the local office of the Alaska
1 o.i Company for the present
A petition is being circulat 'd among
the business houses today, requesting
that the location of the office of the
new (’ommissioner’s District tie trans
ferred from Snug Hai bor to Reynold?
°'i Latouche. The petition is being
generously signed.
Owing to the hard rain yesterday,
morning, the glacier stream rose very
rapidly, so much so that contractor
kelson of ttie Home railway, was
obliged to seud a dozen men to the
Mmne, and to stack up about GOO more
! ags of sand. He lias 400 more sack?
b‘ readiness in case they should be
tae. led.
Jack Rice, has formed a stock corn
■ any at Seattle for the purposeof hau 1
hi g wiiat i? known as the Iver?on
Kl r,,ip of copper claims, locate ! on the
lower end of Knights Island The com
pany i> incoi'i orated for £1,250,01X1, on
Jer the name of Alaska Ktug Cop mr
’ 1 John Rice and M. E. Hally ire
HP' incorporators
“Dad” Osgood Dead.
It, is reported that I). F Osgood died
a few days ago on (lie train while en
tente from Seattle to San Francisco
J His sister, Mrs Allen, was with him,'
aud she took the body on to Oalifor
nia, where it was interred Mr Osgood
was oue of the earliest settlers of tins
1 section, ami has heeti eng aged in var
ions hiisiness enterpi i»e* In re until
last month, when he s >id his In tilings
to H. I>. Ueynohls ami went to the
States. Ills health has Keen poor for
i some time.
Locomotive X • 1. Alaska Home Kail- i
way wili soon he on the rail- ami as
sisting in the w o k of hnihintg I lie
road. She has been hauled ' il
of Keystone D ick on to mother earth,
and i- being elt :r ed out |>m|><u ator \
to gei ting up steam, in m !. ■* tliat -1.*
may i>e tnlly tested befoie | ut into
regular serv.ee.
'I he Alaska Home Kailnay with gen
jOral railw„v puweis, in- b. en incor
porated at Seattle, with a c.ipita i /. * -
tion ot Iti.tKMt.tH) l. H i) Kuynolds
and Koleit .V (.’iimming-.- am named
as incorporators
Fidalgo-Alaska Ccpr'r Ct inp.vny.
NOTH'K OF ANMMI, ):i ; iT . nf . > >< K
JiO.J’i 'I'
ll Notice is lav -l«y iv n :1 * j . \nmml
Meeting of ; lie '’ii hot . r* 11 ti, rnlnljio
A laska « Op] I r < -i , M Ii , e :ie lit i r i. • .
lice of s ft id i ■! >1,1, "y. i. > u . . , r i i, >■ > •> n-t i >i i «•!«• r
iV Ho idice, i 'I Valve/, ' ; i, -. .on M> ti. 1 Ji . ! Iv
7lli day of Ortot.er, at t !.«■ i • ,,r .>i two e: .
p.m.
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.1. A. Aeklin, Hefeiidant. ' f"Oli.->«t " :i
Ti i t lie .! i >o \ e na im‘d de fend an I; In tin- n a .
, of '.In I rii'e.i Si a . - of Ann . i. W e.ei i.iainl
you to appear and answer t «• .mpiaint o tin
p ainiiii le iein now on tiie in ihi- >■ i' vs f .•
in ih r: y days after the dn e of t'.r Iin pc'
en on of thi- -uinnions. n> . ui i ii h.Tty
nays afi. r the;:;st da ■ oi O i.e er. ! ,’ i Ail:in:
-o to in judgment i.>r v.ai.i rle. <• .>< ns *"
taken for tin- -ii anioun: p: • > m mu-I
complaint, w Ii into esi a . ' i iii- v
moils i - ■ r\ ■ d > n sa t by »••.! if \ tt<
oi an i r-ler made by .lop'.i 1 ■ tn a;i-si"U
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from tin defendant the sira oi - , i> ■ ■ !
sin : - -1r a i dollars . !.. Ii pin n:.i: • -• •
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Dat. d September lsth, P." 7
.1 IIS I.VOS'
Cnited Stab ' 1 "ii n - ' u r and >-\
OtHeio Ju- ti.a ; f in i ' i' •
Hate of first publ ealvu S p , ■ r_l''. ■
Hate of la l publ lent m; t > a > 1.1s',
NEW 1903
For the skilled or unskilled
Stenographer is the sensation
of the day.
Call and see the new Quadro
Chrome Remington with the
new annular and Tabulator
Attachments.
See GEO. C. BURFORD
or Prospector Otfice.
I.ailu,v> Silk Wn.-tv ^kfrtv < nrfetv Ifoiv-ry
Fini* ru«lerw»“Hr. WimKtc.
<;• nth im-if- lloi-i rv, N< ckwi.ir.
shirt-, follurs ''tiff-. lilovr*. l-tc.
The Golden Rule
Radies’ and
Gents’
Furnishings
Miss P. M. Ross, Prop
M illincry, Fancy iiorwl* »n< 1 Notion* 11 \ i K •«OOIH
T»>h*graph ami Mail ^ "T OWH in itself. l>lu*ksmith Shop,
Stilt loll. * • •« ♦ tl .
IMim’s
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWTINTV MILKS l’KOM VALOF.Z
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm Doghouses
A FULLJSTOOK OF_GENERA L. SUPPL ;^S
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rJ!rl.»"I'w '".'.r-uM"vPontius Magnuson Prop.
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Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Hot :uvonm»rnl:nions between Fairbanks and Valdez.
All kinds of pro-. Dions, as well as horse and dog feed
t\»r - do. (loud aeeomniodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting eontraeted—Passengers and freight trans
put-t<u 1 over i he summit.
First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
lie-t of aeeommodat ions fur man and heast. Fresh Meat
al w a vs on hand. Horse and Doit Feed All tlie latest,
improvements. PRIVATK ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
11111x1 J A K K N A 1'ST K D
1 If || PROPRIETOR
80 Miles from Valdez at Junction of Fairbanks
and Nizina Trails.
£ First Class Accommodations far Man cr Beasts
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PROSPECTORS
HAY and ^ Freighting done to any part of Interior.
GRAIN '|\ Big Contracts a Specialty. lir-. \
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
L. G. and G. B. RORER, Proprietors.
118 MILES . ON FAIRBANKS
FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB & CO., Props