Of Local Interest |
From Saturday's Bulletin.
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Mrs. Hattie Strouse arrived on
the Portland and will remain here
this summer.
L. D. Hubbard and A. C. Berrv
arrived on the Portland and will
go to the property of the Hubhard
JB11 io»t Co., in a few days to pre
pare for this season's work,
E. F. Gray started on the trail
today to inspect his outfit, part of
wh ieh is now being moved down
Taznuna.
There were eight passengers or.
the Portland for Knight’s island,
as well as about 200 tons of freight,
including machinery and supplies
for the Knight’s Island Consolida
ted Mining Co,
Jim Nichols was an arrival or
the Portland. He will leave foi
the interior in a few days.
The property at Landlock bay
recently purchased from S. A
Hem pie by E. F. Gray is being d^
veloped as rapidly as conditions
will permit. A 200 foot tunnel has
been driven into good ore, but tin
extent of the pay rock has not
been determined.
Assayer H. S. Waterman is
going to Knight’s island on pro
fessional business and will return
in about a week or ten days.
Following are the passengers or.
the Portland for Knight’s island:
W. A. Cushman, A. L. Peckham
C. G. Hubbard, J. Hanson, T. E
Coieman, W. A. Cochran, J. li
Fair.
The Wrangel Sentinal starts ai
editorial with “There is no rtaaoi -
able excuse for a man to live in ;
town if lie does not like it.” Thb
cap might fit many a local cra
nium.
Following is the list of arrival.*
on the Portland: Mrs. J Bloom
quist and child, Writ L. Mooney.
A. C. Clark, S. J O’Sullivan, Mrs
Wil.iamson, Jus. Coffey, Sa^m Wil
liamson, Jits Nichols, Mrs Scroust
Harry McGee, Fred Owen. F. Steel.
A. W. Crosa, M. Baker, Mrs. Baker
J. M. Burows, Leo Mull), six sec
ond class and eight for Seward.
We received on the Portland ;
fresh lot of Beef, Mutton, Pork
Turkeys, Chix, Geese and Oysters
Valdez Market, Phone 29.
From Mondays Bulletin
Prescriptions^ are filled hy us
with ihe utmost care. Every par.
of the work oi’ preparing tin
medicine and checking off, a:
well as writing the label, is don*
by a graduate experienced phar
macists. Owl Drug Co.
The Pennsly vania had 64 horse.*
for this place. One of the hor»e.
Was affected with lung trouble ami
died just before the boat reache*
port.
Geo. Davison returned from tin
States on Pennsylvania. He will
spend the summer in tin* Bremner.
Denis Donohoe, who was her*
last summer, in change of ft pros
pecting party, is again in town an*i
will go to the interior in a few days.
A sailor on the Pennsylvania,
named Allen, fell down a hatch
yesterday and broke several ribs.
He is now in the hospital,
Following is the list of arrivals
on the Pennsylvania: W YV Patter
soon, A Donaldson, YY’ P Benn. G A
Brown, J M YVilliams, J YV illiams, j
ueo. Boland, C Hogland. C Krans
shaw, J Swanson, I) B Libby, \Yr
MeKeon, YV Elkins, YY’ Reyneason,
T P Johnson, Nels Christenson, C
rGriffith, Fred LaBell,J E Pelorin
A F Hadley, T E Gardner, YY'
Groves, G Gcoghty, P Ross, A
Roessei, H Schultz, R A Schroede.
YV .J Compton, E J YY’i« kersham.
H Green, C L YVarren, A MeKeon,
C Loomis, YV Henahaw, J McCarty.
T Donavan, F Seaman, J Foster,
\V Hawk es, D Donohoe, B Ogiivie,
B Goodrith. C Tibbett. C Howard.
E Byers, J Ha man, \V E MeCartv,
J YVeckort, D Chi Ison, T A Conh.
P Maloney, \Yr Schauber and wife,
A Kilt, YV Carpenter, 1) McDougal,
ieo Hobart, A McLaren, Jus YVad
del, 13 steerage.
G. A. Brown is in town for a few
veeks on business connected with
■ is mining interests.
Following is a list of the ar
rivals at the Albemarle: Fred La
Bell, Nels Christenson* I). Libbv.
Ir., F. A. Hadby, \Vrn. Keeler,
fames Wolson, F. P. Johnson.
1'. P. Stamy, II. VV. Ogliena. Thos
Donovan, Wrn. Graves, Walt* r
Rvnerson, W. W. Patterson, N. P
vVhite.
The Williams Bros, lost a fin*
dorse coming from Seattle. Tin
mimal was affected with the pr«*
/ailing disease of the lungs whirl
tilled some stock on the Saratoga
The switchboard arrived on tin
Pennsylvania for the telephnm
xchange and is now in working
trder.
The Jennie will leave Seatth
about the 10th, with combustibles
One of the watchmen on tin
•i earner was struck by a coal
tucket lost night and had a let
• roken. He was taken to tin
mspital.
The Portland arrived from tin
■moth yesterday evening after a
puck trip from Juneau. She had
>y passengers.
Sausages.
We have in stock German Ilatn
'ausages, Balonv. Blood Sausage
Liver Sausage and Frankfords, at
v’aldez Market. Phone ‘J9.
You cannot mistake the place
vVe are the only RKD CROSS
DRUG CO.
Miss Mary Osland
Ready Made Hats
-Hats Remodeled
Hats Made ta.Qscder
Hobart St„ next McKinley Hail
J. G. Stephens has made a sale
of the • McDaniels group of eight
copper claims at the he*d of Drier
hay. The property was sold to
Seattle parties for $100,000, $10,
000 being paid down.
The William* Brothers were ar
rivals yesterday with ten horses
and a large outfit. They will do
assessment work or. their Pan
creek property this summer, and
devote the rest of ihe season to
work on White river, Kennicol
and Kuskalana,
Joe Weckert has returned from
h visit with his people in South
Dakota and will leave soon for the
interior.
Jas, McCarthy arrived yesterday
with 17 horses and an outfit, which
will he moved at once to hi? prop
erty on Nugget creek, Kuskalana
The company which he represents
is the Alaska Consolidated Copper
Co., which owns 40 claims located
hy McCarthy, on which there is n
fine showing of hornite, tin* princi
pal ledge being 2K feet of solid ore.
The summer will he spent in do
ing development work and prepar
ing for patenting the ground. Fif
teen men will go in now and a sur
veyor and assistants will follow
later in the spring.
From Friday's Bulletin.
I J. R. Austin, who has been in
the employ of the city all winter
as marshal, is now working a*
jailer at the federal jail.
At a special meeting of the
Council last night A. F. Hoffman
was npp* inted Town Marshal and
will start work today. After hi*
return frou the Stales Mr. Hoff
man decided to go to the interior
and resigned from the position of
marshal, but special inducement*
were offered him *»y tlie merchant*
to retain the office and he will
continue in his old position. Mr.
Austin, who was acting during
Hoffman’s absence has resigned,
having secured another position
Henry Devo will return to Val
,dez on the Saratoga. Whether h*
! will remain in the employ of th»
; railroad company or go in to at
tend to his interior copper proper
ties is not known.
The wind was so strong on th*
flats yesterday that it upturned
large double sleds, carrying them
j completely off the trail.
The drawing for the couch cover
took place at the Holden Rul<
'Saturday night, and No. *29 held
bv Maxine Marshall, waa the lucln
one.
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