resume business
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V, B. St M< Store Open
In McKinley Hall
Building
A telegram was received from
S. A. Ilemple this morning,
announcing thUt he is now
in Seattle and that he will
come to ValdeS on the Sara tog; .
Until hii arrival no announcement
regardihg future plan! of the estab
lishment can be made, except that
che mercantile business will b<
opened up as goon as an inventory |
can be taken.
The McKinley hall building ha*
f»een rented and men afe now a
work putting in shelving and fix
hires so that the store can
opened with the least possible d< -
lay. An inventory is being takei
of the goods in the various ware
houses and as soon as that is com
pleted n stock will be moved inn
the new quarters and the busines*
'•on tinlied there until arrangeuien *
can be made for permanent quar
ter*.
The banking department will
: -main in the present iocatioi
probably until a new building i*
'.instructed, although Mr. Hemp!
may have other plans when Ik
arrives.
K1 Reno, Dec. 24 — The man wh<
hot Captain Macklin Saturday
has hoi been apprehended. Tht
*ntire country is being scoured for
1 man who will answer to the de
icription given by the captain be
?ore his death, but without success.
New York, Dec. 24—The Jewish
habbis in their sermons yesterday
-aid that while the}’ would allow
the. celebration of Christmas as a
holiday by the Jews they warned
their docks not to associate Chris
tianity with the day. The school
hoard has refused to abandon the
proposed Christmas services in the
•schools tomorrow and as a conse
quence all of the Jewish scholars
have quit school.
To Mine Owners or Others
Wanted—By a steady, reliable
'pan, a situation as cook.,. Best of
References if required. Will be at
liberty in April next. Apply, per
etter to X, care of P. M., Kodiak,
Alaska. 48
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Pickled Goods.
Always on hand a big supply of
Pickled Pigs Feet, Lambs Tongues,
Pickled Tripe, North Sea Mackerel
*md Kodiak King Salmon Bellies.
^ aides Market. Phone 29. J
F*om Friday** Bulletia.
Th# mails from Fairbanks are
now all making schedule time.
Phis is s remarkably good record
for this time of year.
The Shehkoff* which was wait
ing here for the mail from the in
terior, did not Ret away last night
as the weather was too thick. She
pulled out at daylight this morn
ing.
C. N. Crary has gone to Seattle
on a business trip.
It is snoyring heavily at Chistu
china and Mentasta this mornitig.
The Orr A Co. stage arrived yes
terday evening with the mail from
Fairbanks and the following pass
engers: Geo. Bdtler, Ifehfc Thofn,
Leone Gaddyn.
J. W. Neal is in from Copper
[Center preparing to move supplies ;
o the experimental farm.
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Notice Of Foif&ittlre
I o Berge Nclsen:
You are hereby notified that the under
igned has expended a«kj in ruborJand im
•rovement, on me four Ixide Mining Claims,
ituated near Fleming's Spit, between Urea
nd Eyak, Alaska, known ns the Orcn, Kev
toue. Obistacle (or Obstacle) and Oregon, in j
rder to hold said mining claim* under the
irovision* o{ Sectfon 2221 of the fteyised St at
esofthe United Siate*, being the required
mount to hold said mining claims tor the
ear 19<t> and ending December Sts’, 190,7 And
within ninety (90) day* from,the service of i
ui* notice, or the completo publication there
i, von fail or refuse to contribute your propor
ion of said expenditure ax co-owner, your one
ixth interest in 'aid claims will become the ;
roperty of the undersigned under and ptirsu
nt of **id Section 2224 of the Revised Htaiutcs
, the United States.
Said amount may be paid w ithin the speed
ed time at Orcn, Alaska.
Dated at Urea, Alaska, this 10th day of Octo
r, 1906.
\V J. Hheparp
ate of first publication October 11, 1706
ato of last publication January 10, lfH)7
Notice.
DOLF B. GIBBON:
Before the Judge of the Fourth Civil Court
■ t this Capita1, Liceptiti.tr Augustin Ansoreiu
u the bunch; Licentiate Manuel K. Urrnchur
l appeared m attorney fpr the “Mexican Gold
Riiver Recovery (^’oinpauy, Limited,” show
ig tiiat you as represeritative of the "1’loni'
old Mining Company’' have transferred to
ie company which th« petitioner represent*
ording to a written agreement tinted April
*lh of the present year, in the city of Valdez,
erritory ot Alaska'United Btate* of America,
ic mine* named “The Colorado,” mid “The
Inmo,” located in the district of Altar, State
t Sonora, as also the. mine named "The Michi
m,” located in tiie same district of Altar,
.Mich you acquired respectfully from L. W.Mix
cl hi* associate*, and from iaiuia I*. Serrano.
ec<»rding to the w ritten agreement* dated the
i:h of January 1891, before the local judge ot
ic Village of Nogales, and the 2-lth of March,
s’.1*, before t he judge of the First Instance oi
bo Village of Altar, both acting as Notaries i
:*ublic b> virttieof law. If having been shown j
extru-judieially to the petitioners that the fir*:
authentication of tiie instruments of transfer in
favor of yourself have been mislaid, you now
•ome before tbo court praying in accordance
.villi Article 72 of the Code of Civil Procedure !
iint upon a hearing the preparation of a second
iuihentication of the instrument* mentioned
>e ordered and that publication be made in
lirer newspapers of the greatest circulation in
Uic city of Valdez, Alaska; in the city of Wash
agtou, in tiie United Hiatus of America, and in
.vhatever paper may be designated in thiscapi
al, which petition is grunted by the judge in
• mformity with the decrees of Sept. 26 last,
and the loth and flic 19th of the present month
ind he designate? “J.v Patria,” u~ the news
paper in which publication shall be made In
this city.
Notice, whereof is hereby given bv these or*s
•:it*in uectrdiuiep with the requirements of
th»- law. .
Mexico, October 2,7th. 190,7.
AUU8TIX PALACIOS,
.22 \i Notary Public.
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Gem
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Barber
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Bath Blouse
Mr*. E. R. Davib, Prop.
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Best Equipped Shop
and Bath House in
Valdez -
ED. KELSON MANAGER.
Workman’s Road House
MRS. E. K DOTY, Proprietor.
First Poadhouse built on Government
Trail. Cah accomodate 50 pbbple, has large
irarm barn for 20 hbrnee ahd good quarters
fbr dogs. Good meals and everything thl*
in usher desiree.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E; DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations between Fairbanks and Valdez
All kinds of provisions; as well »s horse ahd dog iced
for sale. Good accommodations for horses and dog".
Freighting contracted—Passengers and freight trans
ported over the summit.
First-Class Bar In Connection; 30 Miles From ValJe?
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Rest of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh M»nt
always on hand. Horse and Dog Feed All the hit* •
improvements. PRIVATE ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
E- G and G. B. RORHR, Proprietors.
118 MILES ON FAli.'RSNE
FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE l R i i ~
Hoyt & Smith, Proprietors
Rest of accommodations for thr travelin*: public, and nmti
fortable quarter- for horses or (log-.
This hotel is the largest and best equipped house betwe-n
Valdes and Fairbanks, and is situated on the Gulkana C .:-<»n
Trail, which sates four mile- of travel on the Fairbank- • .• i 1.
128 MILES TO VALDEZ 26 MILKS TO COPPER t ENT! U
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Our Home Roadhouse
1 f/j Milks From Vam>kz
On the new VALDEZ-FAIRBANKS Trait
40 miles north of Gulkana.
Mrs. L. M. HICKS, Proprietor
Wines.Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
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T. A. COBB * CO., ■PrbfcS'
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