Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Seattle, Nov. 2-1—After a stormy
session the committc of arrange
ments for future conventions elect
ed John \V. Troy, of Ska gw ay. as
chairman. Charles llerron, of
Nome, was a candidate, hut iiis
candidacy aroused such a fierce
contest that Troy was agreed upon
as a compromise candidate. J. A.
C. Burns, of Valdez, was elected
secretary. The finance committee
is composed of J. II. Hughes, Fair
banks, J. E. Lathrop, Skagway and
H. N. Castle, of Nome.
St. Petersburg. Nov. 23—The so
cialists arc offended ai the action
of the zemstvos congress, which
passed resolutions agreeing to sup
port the present government pro
vided universal suffrage is granted.
The socialists favor more radical
changes.
Annapolis, Nov. 23—Midship
man Merriweather is on trial to-day
for manslaughter. During a light
with midshipman Branch he killed
the latter. The testimony revealed
the fact that in the academy there
is a code for the regulat ion of lights,
■somewhat similar to that in use
among the students in German col
leges. The tight arose over Mori
weather walking in Lovers Lane
and not turning corners at right
angles as they arc expected to do.
Branch notified the instructors of
Meriwenthers carelessness and
■started hard feeling on the part of
the laiter.
St. Petersburg, Nov, 23—Count
W itte is on the verge of a physical
■collapse. This morning while read
ing a petition from the workingmen
-lie fell forward in his chair partial
ly paralysed. His right arm is al
most entirely useless to him now.
London, Nov. 24th.—Germany,
Russia and Austria have united
•and sent a naval showing to Tur
key to enforce their demands that
■they be given control of the finan
ces of Macedonia.
■O . _ ill i /« . i
it-vifurgr iv.nuams
cashier of the Seattle assay office!
has been arrested for stealing gold '
dust. He has been abstracting two
or three ounces from each poke and
replacing the same weight of black
•sand. Government officials noticed
that the percentage of loss was in
creasing and sent samples of the
•same gold here and to Sun Francisco
The two assays showed a great dif
ference and Adams was watched
Yesterday he was caught making a
transfer of dust. He admits having
taken about $260,000 in this manner
Adams has held this position ever
■since the opening of the assay of
fice and prior to taking this posi
tion was cashier of the old Merch
ants National Hank. He was mar
ried a year ago.
Seattle, Nov. 24—At a meeting
of the directors of the Alaska Cen
tral yesterday it was decided to
have the line running from Seward
to Knick within a year. They will
then construct a trail from there to!
Fairbanks for the accomodation;
of freight and passengers until the^
line is completed. A trail will be
constructed this coming year to
Kantishna. They claim to have
already expended on the road $1,
960,000.
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S.in Bernardino, Cal. Nov. 2:5—
Mrs. Catherine Aldridge, formerlv
of Juneau, lias secured a divorce!
from Pave Aldridge, the capitalist.'
whom she married six weeks ago.!
The allegations were that he was
jealous and made an attempt to
shoot her, liesides forcing her to
sign away her right to some valu
able projierty for $<>00.
Pittsburg, Nov. 25—Battling
Nelson and Terry McGovern have
signed for a twenty- round contest
to be held in the Hast within six
weeks.
Washington, Nov. 25—Senator
Foraker today presented to the
senate committee a railroad rate
bill which provides for filing of
complaints in the United States
court, to which the witnesses must
testify before that body.
Seattle. Nov. 25—Many miners'
principally from Nome and Fair
banks who have lost upwards of
$200,000 through Cashier Adams’
stealings in the assay ofliee, will
present their claims for losses to
the government. Adams’ assets
will probably meet half of the
claims. He is still in jail and will
plead guilty. •
Chicago, Xov. 2">—This city has
been visited by one of the worst
wind storms in years. It attained
a velocity of og miles an hour, lift
ing pedestrians from their feet and
carrying them for some distance.
The damage to property has been
considerable.
Seattle, Xov. 2a—The Treadwell
Mining Co., has taken bonds on
several mining claims on Douglas
Island. They will spend half a
million in erecting a large plant1
there next spring.
San Francisco , Xov. 27 — Bob
Fitzsimmons and Jack O’Brien
have sighed articles to tight at the
Mechanic’s pavilion here December
1*>. They are both training tor
the event now.
Washington, Xov. 27—Director
of the Mint Roberts will start im
mediately for Seattle immediately
to investigate the fraud in the as
say ollicc there. It is now certain
that Adams has been stealing dust
for I hree y?ars.
Constantinople, Xov. 27—The
Kuropean fleet is standing off Miiy
leno awaiting instructions. They
will bombard that place unless the
Sultan pays their claims or turns !
over the finances of Macedonia.
St. Petersburg, Xov. 27—A ru-1
mor has been afloat for several
days that Witte was about to re
sign, but the report is entirely with
out foundation.
»t. i'etersbnrg, Nbv. 2i—Advices (
received from’; army headquarters
state that half a miili* r of the sol-1
diers in Manehuria and Siberia al
ready for a revolt at any minute.
They are preparing to join the reb- j
els at Sevastopol and figure on de-l
daring a dictatorship. There has i
been no conflict with the rebels at j
any place. The revolt appears to
to he in the hands of capable men,
and under perfect control.
Sevastopol, Nov. 27—Sailors to
the number of-1000 bave mutinied
and are bolding Admiralty point.
They are maintaining a strict dis
cipline |and are defying the
Admiralty.^ j_Soldiers in the bar
racks have also joined the muti
neers, and have constructed barri
cades. They have plenty oi am- j
munition and are well under con
trol of the ollieers they have ap-i
pointed. Sailors aboard the bat
tleship -Kniaz Potemkine bave sig
naled their intention of joining the,
rebellion. • j
Washington, Nov. 28—All of tin-1
members of congress who were on !
the trip to Alaska this summer are
unanimous in saying that some-1
tiling should be done at this sess-1
ion for the northland, and each of
the party will work individually
for what he considers necessary.
Most of the congressmen believe
the district is too large for a terri- j
torial scheme of government to ap
ply well ami also that one dele- [
gate cannot satisfactorily repre-j
sent such an immense district. >
On the whole it is believed by
those who are best informed that
territorial government and tlie del
egate agitation have received a
great set-back this summer. It is
I .i. ..— ■ ... i ■ i
* 'Restaurant
(Old PostofTice Building.)
^Regular Dinner 35c.
Private Apartments -Open Day and Night
Valdes Market
Distributors For Ail Points
ROT UNO MEAT MV
MEEK ROAST 12', ami loc
Round STEAK 18c
PRIME 111B ROAST
1*> ami 20c
LEO OF MUTTON 1(V
MCTTOX CHOI’S 1*. nml 2(V
MCTTOX STKW 10c
YKXISOX STKAK 20c
PORK CHOI’S 2t>.
FANCY CALIFORNIA
<>RAX(iKs 40 .'»o «;tv
Give Us An Orber aud Try Our Fast
Delivery.
pointed out that tin- A In-lea press
is not united on what reforms are
needed, and that in the recent con
vention there was a deplorable lack
of harmonv. conveying tire impres
sion that the convention was more!
the work of politicians working for
their personal advancement, than
of Alaskans with the welfare of
their country at heart.
The appointment of delegates is
not considered here ns the most im
portant measure for Alaska. al
though it is hoped that such legis
lation will 1><‘ parsed, so as to stop
self-constituted spokesmen from
coming to Washington with their
knives on? for every office holder
in the district.
Fcr a lfginninc. Congressman
Towncv will recommend that a
commission and a special Alaska
committee in each house he ap
pointed. the same as in the District
of Columbia. The commission to
be composed of three members,
who will send in annual reports re
garding needed appropriations and
other changes. This report would
he referred to the Alaska commit
tee on congress, who would hear
evidence in the matter.
Hie eommisdon idea is growing
in favor anil will probably he
heard more of later in this session, j
St. Petersburg. Nov. ’Js The sol
diers at Alexandrovisk have re
volted and captured the barracks.1
Yesterday evening thev secured
some liijuor and during the drunk
en riot that followed, set fire to the
barracks, which was entirely des
troyed. All the prisoner- in the!
buildings, including eighty who
were awaiting liberation under the
amnesty proclamation, were burn-'
ed. Cossacks, who were rushed to j
the scene, surrounded the soldiers
and the latter refusing to surren
dei. a volley was tired into them,!
killing -10 and wounding ”0.
W ashington. Nov. 2H—Congress !
will convene Monday, Dee. 1. Tl ere;
is much speculation over whether I
radical or comprehensive legisla
tion for Alaska will ho enacted
during this session.
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SEATTLE
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Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
\N ilson a White To., I’r.-i*-. < hn>. lVrry, Mgr,
copper cemeTclub"
C'has. Cmvixi., Prop.
Fine Wines, Idquors and Cigars.
Telephone Connections,
Military Telegraph Of
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Class and L p-to-Datc.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.!
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Mineral Application No. 73.
Survey No. .v.»9.
F. S. Land Ofliee, Jtliicuti, Alaska.
NovviuIm r 9, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuant*- of
the act 4»f emigre--. cp} ri ved M» y Jft’l:. l 73.
i*nd all si;l» •«|t,eui uct- and regulathms, tii•
Alu-ka 1 e.'ebj t Comjiauy, a *rt•>».• iti--ii.
i»r/iuize I liiiiier t!i» law <*i * lie >t«?e «•» Wash
iiigtoii. and hu ri'tg ii> pri Ilf ipi;l I luee id hu-i
u •->' at s’eatii**, y.'a-hingbui, l*\ Uo'ert I». way.
it-duly authorized attorney in faei, v\ho>e
1 o-t oliiee i-> Kay .k. Alaska. has made applten
lioi! t«*r a j./* i. t-.r No- a tea « uiorat ed within
the p!a«*.-r miii->u oil claim know n a-:
« laim N •. *, 4 iaim No..:. IN dwnod oil claim
No 12. IUmUv.mhI Oil « iaim No. 11. K -dwmu!
oil Claim No. la. :.:*d Redwi • >1 oil Claim No. 9
•••f.iigit ««i> «• ii eiaiei , 4 mbi .:ci»d in -iirwy No. ,
V.o situate in Kayak Kceo.diii,'. Id-ti iet. Third
Idvi-i-tu, lii*lii,-t of Alu-krt and d*svri»»-*4l by
tiie etiieial plat herewith posted and by the
Hold notes oil i'll • in the ofliee «*f the Register of
Juneau lain l Ollic Id-trict of Ala-k*. whieh
field not- > of stit vev ilc.-ribe ill • bo!in<lari**>
uu«l extent or said eiuim with inagn tie variu
lion of 29 deg. :U) min. E. as f,dh>w - to wit:
< I.AIM No. 1.
Beginning ut Corner No. 1 a spruce stump 12
in j. •liaiii. M|tmr *d to t> ins.,3feet high, scribed
t No. Id X». 3-o*9. from which Flitted Slates
Location Monument Kayak No. 1. bears s. :C
deg. 29 min. 37 SC4\ E. 1991.79 feei.
Thence N. 19 «leg. 12 min. iWsce. W.
931 feel wagon road bears X. K* deg. 31 in in. W.
and X. Pi deg. E. 2*27.»d feel to cor. No. 2 a
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9 ft. high, seril. **d 2 No. 1-t No. 3-594.
'1 lienee s. 74 ueg. 37 min. W.
37-1 feet Arvesia Creek o feet w ide eour-e S. 3«*
deg. W.
2 •32..'*2 feet to Cor. No. •:? a sha’e stone 24x6x7
in*. chiseled 3 No; 1 -79*.
The tie* S. la deg. 73 min. E
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1
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tier No. 4 real- N !sde;«. 73 min. \Y. i'31 f• • .*t.
Tiiettv*e S. 41 deg. 19 min. 30 see. E.
From Ci-r. No. 4 along right bank of Catalla
slougli 31.43 feet to t 4 r. No. Non rigt.i Lank of
Catalla slough witness c; riser to Cor No. 7 beurs
N 71 4leg. 23 min. E. 33 ».*•*> feet.
Thenee N. 71 beg.2"» min. E.
.k>».‘n» feet witness corner to eoruer No. * a shale 1
stone 27x12x9 ins. set 1 tins, in the ground chis*
cliil \V. I No. 1-799
531.85 feet wagon road (tears N. 2 deg. 1.* milt. E
ami S. 2b deg. E. 2730.07 fee*, to corner No. I the
place of beginning, containing 151.170 acres.
Claim No. 3.
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Mitch -r Oil i i i;.i No. 3. Mitchcr Oil Claim No.
1.1 laim N-.».:y, and Claim No. 31, on the \\ c-1
by Cat a lla oil claim No. :• Claim No. 32, chJm
No. 2 ami Arvt*»ta oil claim; on tin South by
Him* Jay Oil < laim ami CatallM oil < laim No.
s, and oil the Ka>t by Bed wo >d Oil Claim No. *. •
The notices of |o. ntion **f the above described [
claims at. t;i re *• »r«I in the ottiee oi the He ,t»nl- ;
er»' r the Kayak Recording District, es follow- !
Claim N»» l at page 1 of Yol 1 of Hook 1 of :
Chiikai Re< ordv
Claim No. 3 al page 3 oi Yol. 1 of Book 1 of !
Chiikai Records.
Kedw*» it Nii. 12 mi page I of Yol. 1 <•»' Hook 1
of Chiikai record *.
Rcduood No. 11, al page 15 of Yol. 1 of Book
t of Chilknt Records.
Rc lw«a*d Nil. 10 at page 1! of Yol. 1 of Book I
of t hilkat Records.
kulwt.otl No. *.» at page 13 t i Yol. 1 of Hook 1
of Chiikai Records.
\:.y and"all |H*r*oiis claiming advcisely the J
pine r iniueral oil ground, premise* or any |w»r
tn*n thereof so describe I, surveyed, pialtcil ami !
applied far, are hereby iMtilbd that uulcss !
their adverse claims arc duly filial according
to law. and tin regulations lit- rettuder, within *
the l*p; escribed by law. with the lb gi-t *i
( f tin* l niicd States Land Ofiici* at Juneau, 1
District «»i Alaska, they will be barred hy virtue
oi the provisions of said statute.
John W. Dcoley,
Kcgi'ter.
C. S. I.ainl Office, Juneau. Alaska.
It i« hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
b«* published for the statutory period in th«*
“Alaska Prospector,” a weekly newspaper
printed al Yaldcz, Alaska.
John W. Pcdley,
Register.
First publication Nov. 30, 1905.
Sir. Oregon
Sir. Santa Clara 1
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Str. Santa Ana -
Str. Dora
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^ I* ive Pay h\pr'~* ''orviee direct between
f Valdi/, and Seattle. ' Sailings from Sfattfa
P<e. ami every 'JO days th?reafto.\
Sails from Seattle 1st of each month for
Juneau. Sitka. Kayak, Yakutat, Valdez,
Seward. Cook Inlet and way ports. Sails
from \a!ih/. ior Scat tic and wav ports,
Pith of each month
Min ftwu Seattli on Pith "i each month
for Juiirav. Sitka: Kayak. Yakutat Valdez,
Sewavd. Cook Inlet and way ports. Con*
in i ts at \ aldez with Sir. Pora for all ports
bet wi l l) Valdez and Cnaiaska. Sails frort
\ aldez for Si atth and wav ports. 1st of
eae’n month.
hi’i'Xi N aldez ;■> Cnaiaska and way ports
I’tith ot i aeh mont h. eonneeting at Valdez
v ith S. S. Santa Ana
liigiil to cliniim' or * 1 I** «»i •'.filing ir reserve*!.
Agents for a I i kinds cf Sisom or House Coal
J. F. TROWBRIDGE. (Jen Mgr
• Us First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
C W. MILLER, As.’t Mgr,
Phone 1ft Valdez, Alaska.
^juiSK/q QonriERCi/iL Qo.
Carrying: U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express,
Steamships
Portland and Bertha.
Sailing from Seattle on the 10th ami 2’>th of each month,
calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. Ellamar, Vuldte,
Latouche, Seward. Scldnvia, Homer and Kodiad.
Conneeiing with FAIRBANKS TRAIL at Valdez, and with
8reamer at Seldovia for Kenai i'yoonok. Hope atid Sunrifj
during season of navigation on Cook Inlet.
Right if reserved to chanty . tee.mer orsailing without notite
Home Ollice, O. J. Humphrey. Gcn’l Agent
*»lt) Sausome St. sj Yesler Wav
San Francisco Seuttla
J. C MARTIN, Agent,
Valdez
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a Invert* assortment of Eieetrie Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Shades, Call Hells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone 3U.
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
T. A. COBB & CO., Props,
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods lb-st Bramls'Whiskey Port Witlo
Sherry Riesling Angelica Santerne
Blackberry’Brandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
Send Your Orders To
TEALE-HILLS
FURNITURE Seattle
and wash.
CARPET CO.
Furniture,
Carpets,
. Stoves.
and Household Goods.
_
Address Mail Orders to J. L. LEWITH,
Alaska Representative Teale-Hitls,
Seattle, Wash.
C. E. B0Q/1RDUS
Assayer and Chemist
Gold and Silver $1.00 Gold Silver and Copper $2.50
60 Columbia St., Seattle, Wash.
Job Printing at the Prospector Shop