Of L#caf Interest
From Friday’s Bulletin.
The three men who were on trial j
yestdrdav for criminal trespass on
the wharf at the Ellamar Mining
Co., wefe acquitted by the jury.
J. E. Fullerton, B. L. Edwards
and H. T. Waity, were arrested
testerda^ evening for handling
Biearms too recklessly on the
Penn., but were dismissed this
morning.
K. Otsty is having d hearing to
day on the change ot assault with
a dangerous weapon. He was do
ing some jui jitsu stunts on a
comrade with a beer bottle.
'^he .Teanie reached ]Wt this
morning.
^V. G. YVlmrf’ E. W. Young and
C. G. Dippy were passengers on the
Penn, for ^eldovia.
Following is a list of .arrivals on
the Penh. S B Berry, Mrs E Tuck.
Miss B Tuck, C Dver. L E Bald
win, Miss B Jones, M Pollard, H
«v ' * kA r\ rn l • fi' ' t
J Hartright, M Person, W Baker.
C R Isles, F Smith, J G Houston.
Miss Gene Terry, Mrs Rose John
son, J F Rice, J J Rogers. J L
Steele, Harold Steele, X Garkemn.
J Van I Jam. B L Edwards, Mrs R
Stephens, Miss' A Bull and 19
steerage!
The Penn! . arrived yesterday
afternoon and sailed early this
morning for the westward She
will call at Latouche, Seward ami
on the’ return trip will go into
Landlock bay with, freight for the
Standard Cooper Co. Her delay in
reaching tjere was caused by spend
ing two* days endeavoring to get
into Catalla.
J. L. Steele, of Eandlock bay,
was an arrival on the Penn, with
about 40 tons' or supplies tor the
mines. An expert will arrive on
the next steamer to start work on
the tramway, and in a few weeks
all will be in readiness to begin
shipping ore.
Announcements arrived bv the
last mail'of the marriage of Joseph
Diggs and Miss Rose Schweitzer
at St. Marks church, Seattle, on
April 10. The young couple will
return to Cordova where Joe is en
gaged in business.
Mrs. A. luck ami daughter, rela
tives of J. L. Steele, tame north
on the Penn, and will spend a few
weeks at Landlock bay.
A letter from Geo. Esterly states
that he reached permanent camp
on Chititu with all his out fit April
18. The trail was line and at
times he pulled as much as 22,500
pounds with one four horse team.
Marshal Lathrop is expected on
the Yucatan.
L. H. Garvey is enroute north on
the Yucatan.
J. F. Rice returned .rom Seattle
on the Penn.
From Saturday’s Bulletin.
Among the arrivals on the Penn,
was L. E. Baldwin, who will
have charge of the work this sum
mer on the holdings of the Chisrva
Mining Go, which has taken over
the Hazlet hydraulic property on
Chisna. Mr. Baldwin is a man of
large experience in this work, hav*
ceen with some of the largest by
draulic mines in the States, and
was last season in charge of one of
['he Guggenheim nlants in the
K' ondyke. A crew of eight men
>vill he employed this season thor
>ugr.ly prospecting the ground and
putting the plant, now on tin
claims, in operation. Mr. Bald
win is a brother of \\ no Baldwin,
formerly a building contractor at
Seward.
The Jeanie s-’:1< J ■■■<*• ^av after
noon for Gn^Aa Bay, Ifa re six
will unload .or B. F.
Millard. She will then g<' to Ella
maran l Gryerhay and limn there
to Seattle.
1 he newlv elected council at
Fairbanks was elected on an anti
Wickersham platform, with tie
understanding that ail olliee hold
ers who were supported by tin
Barnette crowd should he removtd
from otliee. With the exception of
the new chief of the tire depart
ment all the appointees arc new
men.
Eddie Boyle, formerly of V.aldez.
will engage in business for himself
at Catalla. lit has taken over tin
business of the Cordova I>rug Co.
and will conduct it in the new
camp as the Caialia Drug Co.
From Mondays Bulletin
Owing to ti»<* absence of Marshal
Lathrop from the city, the sale of
the Endeavor church prope>:v has
been postponed until Suturdu\
aftertoon.
Kav Millard starts for the Eas
| on the Portland and rumor has it
that he is to be married.
Mrs. F. M. 1 Joyle is expected
ori ihe Yucatan
The following will he outgoing
passengers on t,he Portland: Mr-.
M. T. Gibberry, Mrs. V. Gaeng. J
L. Isar.c, Miss Webb, Geo Kurtord.
M. Saver. W. T. Nassaer. Capt
j Coleman, Kay Millard, Ed. Wood
! E. P. Cushman. Win Kauppi. M
F. Tolherg, II. K. Mack. M. Mack
E. F. Hart and wife, P. Magna.
son and wife, Stanley Parker. P
E. Griflith. Frank Fenev.
'Hie Portland morning Oregon
ian claims John J. l»oyce of Jun
eau, the Cnited Slates attorney foi
the First Alaskan judicial division,
has unearthed evidence of fraudu
| lent dealings in Alaska wi ieli w i
rank with the graft exposes of
! western states. Jt is claimed lha
the federal otlicals of ()regon hav<
j been assisting him ir. gathering
evidence against cannerymen and
i other gigantic violators of the eus
i toms and internal revenue regula
, tions
COAL — COAL
W.li Triggs agent, or Copper Kivei
Praying Co.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To T. W. ... :
Yon are hereby outlied :hat the unour
... liu- expend d *lut» in If bor and "nfrnu;;
merits on the claim known a- U • ■■.■•kK.i
, lode claim, situated mar tie m a., <■’ ira.t
creek, a tributary of the Kemm-ott river, arid
recorded in Hook H, Huge b-7 ot tie records of
, the Valdez Ke-ording l>i-t l i. t. A i • -la. : u order
i to hold said mining eli'im under tie provision
,ii See 2221 of the lie\ i-e<: Statute-ot the 1 title..
States, being the amount n pon d to i • d san,
mining claim for tin* year lots, 7 tit' ' ‘ " 11111
. ninety (D) days from theseryice «>i t •>
i ,,r the complete 11ii'>r ation there..I, " .a ., or
refuse tnoontribat. your proportion
pend it it re as eo owner, your o;i“ im lx ti»
in said claim will become tlm proper,> oi tiu
uuder-igned tinder and pursuant of ««" .
222 of the .. SMtute--d the I nib ■! Mates
! Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this a.ida\ of
March, 1D7.
< Hi’is. I .JOS ' to.
; Fir-t publication March «,
■ Last publication June (i, 1'JUi.
Capt. Olson Came up this morn
ing from Latouche and reports
that the Northwestern h«Jt been
floated and is now tied up to the
wharf at Beatsofis. The ^Ork of
raising her from the rocks Was per
formed without a hitch anti she is
all clear at noon vesterdav. The;
boat will be taken to Seattle some1
time during May.
N. II. King, who arrived on the
Portland, has taken up the inter- j
est formerly held hv A. R. Poole
in the Red Cross Drug Co. i he1
iirm is now under the management
of C. M. King and N R. Ririg.
The Hubbard-Elliott launch,!
Union, lost her propeller out from ,
Glacier isla'nd a f w days ago and |
had a hard trio into port. The !
shaft was defective and broke off!
just hack of the boat.
The Elvira came up from Cor- i
'dova this morning. Commissioner
Burton was a passenger.
M. F. Dennison i> in towh, hav
ing stopped work on the mail
route. Ho will visit the copper
i country this summer.
Frcm Tuesdays Bulletin
C. G. Debney and wife have pur
chased a home on Queen Ann*
hill in Seattle, where they will
make their home hereafter. They
expect to come to Valdez for the
summer about the loth of May.
Following is a li*t of arrivals on
the Yucatan: Mrs. F M Hoyle,
(' Crawford and wife, Bert Lucas,
K L Frank, hr. K T (iritlith anil
wife. Mis* Mac Walker, L Ottwao,
O B DeMoss, .1 McLeod, Mr*. (» M
Mead. Mi** Ida he Mo*.*, M’.SS B
Mark# II and s steerage.
Stanley Parker is in town from
the helta. He has sold hi* int*ir
e*t in tli*1 roadhouse which he has
heen operating and will go to the
State*.
The Yucatan arrived from the
South vesmrday afternoon and h*ft
shortly after midniuht for t ho
west ward.
Mr and Mr*, .foe hiug* were ar
rival* on the ’t ueatan ♦ •nnuite t»»
Cordova
.lark Miller ;:■••* to the inter >i*
tomorrow with the Kagh* mail.
The Portland left Seward f-* r
Valdez at 11 o’clock la-t nLht.
According to I)II iateway tn*!
s.'rik#1 at Latotiehe is * rnled, men
having heen ~ent from Seward to
til th#1 strikers’ places.
Six ilogs belonging to Fred Yog#**;
have heen j oisooed during the
past few day-. There i* no el a
in t In poison#*! *.
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