A._ L...i .— ■—
Xdcgrafijc ;llcws
cOf Ifee Wed
• Loudon, (let. .-1S-r-for months
;pact ton*: of baggage has hern ;tr
riving from •'St Petersburg. and it
.is now being followed by noble*
end members of the Czar’s fnniilv.
It is rumored that the Russian
.mobility fear •* orisi* and are leav
ing Ru-i'ia.
New York, Oct. 13—The pity*
.•icians announce that there is no
hope for the recovery of Mrs. Jef
fereou Davis, wlm is sick with
pneumonia at the hotel Majestic.
Dawson. 0ct. 13—Hendrickson
■ami Thornton htrve been recaptured
-ntar Kagle. They had been
-wandering in the woods for several
day- without food and immediately
•uhmitte.t to arreet when covered
1t>y the marshal.
'.Seattle, Oct. 13—Tlie Snrrntogn is
■scheduled to ..ail Tuesday and the
Pennsylvania «n the 24th. The
Northwestern will leave on Novem
ber 1st. The Santa CIutu wifi go
•on the dry dock and will replace
the Pennsylvania November IGth.
.Seattle. Get. 13—Mrs. James A.
Moore ha*1 reported to the police
the lo*f of diamonds valued at
;|2500. They were worn home
Sunday tend placed in the safe,
but on Tuesday were missed and
■no trace cun he found of how they
"were stolen.
Chicago, Get. 13—The Iribune
editorially aaya that Mayor Dunn
has packed the hoard of education
"with freaks, monomaniacs and
hoodlers. Dunn demands that a
"warrant he issued for the editor
*mi that he be prosecuted for
•criminal libel. The prosecuting
attorney’s office says the matter is
* under consideration as whether to
■iaauo a "warrant lor the editor of
the Tribune or to prosecute Dunn
lor malfeasance in office.
Washington, Oct. 13—A snow
•storm 'is raging throughout I’enn
slvvania, Michigan and Ohio ac
companied by intense cold weather
.At Cleveland last night John
Reece was frozen to -death in his
home. Snow is falling in Kentucky
•and Georgia and causing great
-damage to the cotton crop.
Wahington.'Oct. 15—Richmond
Hobson addressing tlwi Spanish
.American veterans predicts that
the Pacific ocean will be the -scene
•of the-next eoirfiict of t he United
(State* and that the war will be
between the yellow people and the
Americans. He says' rhat the
United -Stated must (treble its
•Pacific squadron immediately.
San Francisco, Oct. 15—Louis
Heinzner wrus held up last- night
while automobiling and was rob
bed of $300. A mass meeting has
■been called tonight at the public
•qunre to organ ke vigilantes and
■•ndoaoor to control the criminal
•lenient. Highway robbery ami
other crimes arc increasing at an
alarming rate and people do not
■dan- to leave their homes at night.
Acting mayor Oallagher low* for
bidden the organization of vigi
lantes, saying that it will hurt the
■name of the city. 'He is willing
(for the citizens to co-opurui® with
the police hut will permit m
; tjvn-.lung.
-Scuflmi •Falls. Oi-'. F>—ll-.ghes
in en .uldrcs« hrresjiil that Heap
was insincere in iti- -statem*is<
that the former had -aided is* tic
sudslilution of ruthless Ryan for
hirrmiese Hyde in the Equitable
Hite company. He -declared that
he was not interested in the parti
san success only us far as it means
good government.
Klirtiru. Oet. lo—liearst has ac
cepted the democratic nomination
in a iormal letter. -He declared
I that he was against wealth as an
irresponsible dominating power
land would purge the party which
he represents, of all impurities.
Havana, Oct. 15—Taft attended
a meeting of the rebel and liberal
leaders last night at which they
attempted to force hiiu to make a
statement as to the future policy
of the United States in Cuba.
Tuft refused, saving it was pre
mature to make promises. He
stated that there would he no
I elections until the island is paci
fied and that a provisional govern
ment would he established on the
Isle of Pines. Taft realms that
the Cubrins cannot govern the
Americans at the latter place.
Oakland, Oct. 15—A highway
man held up a street car here at
midnight and shot the motorolan
who was resisting. Three more
bodies were found near the scene
of the hold up this morning bv a
watchman. They were evidently
attracted by the shooting on tie
street car and ran to offer us-it
ance and were shot down.
Washington, Out. 15—General
Wood has asked for an increase of
troops in the Philippines. His
annual message says in the event
! of ioreign disturbance the present
| force is inadequate.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 15—Stoly
| pin has adopted the Oetoberists as
■ the governmental party and every
! effort will he made for its success
■ at the ccrr ing elections. Twenty
four members of the last parlia
ment are in prison, two have be-n
flogged and nine banished.
Seattle, Oct. 12—The Portland
(sailed yesterday with a larger load
! of general freight for all points
along tiff: run and twenty pas
sengers
Boston, Oct. 12—Senator Bev
eridge is very ill with a cold. He
has canceled all engagements for
the week
Los Angeles, Oct. 1.1—Tommy
Burns and Jack O’Brien have
'signed to-tight twenty rounds here
•on Thanksgiving for the heavy
weight championship of the world.
Washington, Oct. 12—Represen
tatives of the Southern negroes
have filed suit before the interstate
commerce commission demanding
that the rail roads abolish the Jim
I-Grow caTS now in use in t lie South
j and allow the colored and white
j passengers to ride together,
i
i Spokane, Oct. 10 - Reno llut'-h
1 inson, secretary of the V. M. A.
| was shot and killed by highway
men on tbc-street here last night.
He -staggered onto the lawn of
postmaster Hartsnn after being
shot atid died almost instant 1}'
The robbers escaped.
Havana, 0<-t. 16—M a^oon lias
Wikidel’s
Hestaurant
For A First-Class Meal
fferkeate Apartments Open Day and Nigh
? ‘
received a deelar.iiion <>; Hi'1 In•
ills (iini they at'C Hot -<*ekin_ olti.
i ■ i i • • - >
aril ',iy - H i t le 11*• li ves tiimi.
.'•lagoon ;- considering tlie uj -
pointmcnt of a new • eojmiiis'iuii
mi the formulation of new law-.
Seattle. Oct. Ik—At a republican
rnilv in the armory ln-t n;i»!it
Jones compared I lie present con
ditions with those in Ho
said the people can trust the re
puhliean partv to father prosjierity.
j
i
Ilenvcr, Ojt. lt>—The hoard of j
health is investigating the Brother-1
hood of Light, a religions associa-j
tion organized to take care of j
children turned over to them at
birth by physicians. Thirteen ■
children were placed there last
year twelve of whom are dead. It
is claimed that they died of starva
tion.
Seattle, Oct. 1G—United States
District Attorney Hutson has gone
to Valdez on some government
mission, which is kept a profound
secret. Every «fl irt 1ms heen man
to ascertain the reason for his trip
but nothing delini'e can l>e learned.
Little H >ck, Oct 1G—Sam Jones,
the evangelist, died of Icart failure
on a Hock 1-land train yesterday
while going 1 . ti.erjiu to spend
his birthday with hit, iatnGy.
Victoria. Oct. 10—Auiie-nlie re*
port.- of the typhoon at Hoi. : Kong
•arrived on the Empress of Japan
which escaped any damage in the
storm. Ten thousand people were
drowned. !7 ?’earners w<-re wrecked
10C0 junk- were swamped. Eighty
per cent of the sn ili craft in Hung
Kong harbor were dcnrei-he 1.
Topeka. Oct. 1G—< >a ree>- pt of
news that tie- Dniusl State- So; -
renie court had denied a rein ar :
j of the ea -e ag dust Senator Burton
his aUoTsi-y- have been notified to
prepare to take him to nri.-oii.
Seattle, <).•! —l> legate wa
key, in an interview iiere says that
(here are no political parties in
Alaska, and that lie and <'ale were
j not representatives of the First
I
Division conventions becnvim the
people of the country did not want
to establish | art v lines in Alaska.
He say- Ala-ha want- many tilings
, in the way of legislation but does
not hope to accomplish all of them
for some time He says: “Gale and
myself are both anxious to pave
the way at Washington for future
legislators from Alaska. We will
try to recure ehungis in the elec
tion laws regarding registration
and the holding of <• D -t: ■ 1 - m the
spring. Under the present min
ing laws speculators iiccjuiie claims
I dishonestly We want land oflites
at Nome and Fairbanks as well as
| at Juneau, and we want it made
j the duty of the recorder to satisfy
; themselves a- to the eiigibilitv of
' filings before accepting them. We
j want a form of declaration adopted
! for proof of assenient work so that
I fm! — swearing cm 1 e pnni.-Lc i as
i per; rv. Other reforms wanted
I arc u l:gl ihouso district with a
; geodetic survey nurlv located at
Ketchikan; rnment provision
for the Kskiruos so that they will
be sell supporting, and a number
of other changes which will come
! forward as 'h occasion aii-e.
i Manila. O . 17—'uigi-ant Tay
lor, of the *241!i inimitrf shot aid
killed Lieu*. Robert Galvurt, in the
province of Levle. Particulars of
tin- shooting are unknown.
Jackson, Turn., Oct. 17 The
Standard Oil ha- been indicted on
loth) counts. Rased on the CJmc
lield repor* the maximum lines
'•will be $30,000,000.
You will find a complete line of
: Stoves and Ranges at Levys.
j
• Location Blanks at Prospector
Notice cl i rtistce s Sale In llank
rnptcy.
it I*r*« t« • i«' :!•*• ’• riiorynf \lrt*l»it
Tiiir l ! >*'. 5• *oi;.
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Hunk rapt
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.» 'jit in hai»kru|4t y in «n*l f»* l*n* hep*
in »!'••• •!* ■ '*•»--*! I* . ! i oj. ,| j.r jvii;,.
I; ■ * I i|i; a!i i.r mill in. - Mol Mli Uillj
•i-.. ii r!:r V2< h y rf Vnvrmli t. \. !»
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in :!•« I'ottii of Y i;H . . ! ;>lric*i of \\i»kn.
Tli* property to bo sold at said sale is describ
ed hs ioil*»M>.*to-xvit: C
An undivided nipt- * nth-interest fn tnd to
tbe following dc>« ri -i pit minine claims
aim lod - t-Inims, situut'-d in tlie Nizitm Mit 2:12
Itttlrlrt, Valdez Recording District, District of
Als-k*;. tn-wit:
Claim No. :> above dixovery. on Chititu <”*• k
notice of location b< \ -a r or I d in book D of
mining location*-a! ;» co ni of the records of
Valdez Recording DiMiict, to which reference
is hereby made.
claim* No. *.» above discovery, on Chiilitu
Creek, record-d in bo -k D, of said records at
Pe-c
< aim No « on Whi’e Gulch, recorded In
b«-ok lb.: pi: n PC of -ul 1 records.
t1 Iri 10 No. |; on V.'hit* ;-nSeh recorded in book
I .1 |> •>7* A. r t
< b-.ijfi No. 5 t.ti Ft:: Gui.-h, recorded in book
D • f -aid r c »rd i t pr. « :*7.
cp, ii- \o. i • ■ n ;* . iilch, recorded in book
D : ' * m't • Ti'. ef said rc<". ' -
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D • • • ■ in. e; sai.l io ■
tTi., ii, .. n t.i • » - • Gul h, recorded !
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l». *. ; j <•' : Id i < oriis.
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Cr . .,-)•! •; iii i u page •* «-f said rec
or-. .
• . ' i !-•*'. cm \v:.]• Gulch, rc-voided in
b-* • !. I» at 7 • i «>.i i record-.
i i No -s Whit - c l«-h, recorded in book
i»»t !iu of i 1 re. « iil -.
in ... 1 . G-.l.-h, recorded In book
!■• I"7 .
< ' >.o. 11- h. recorded in book
■ *. : * 02, i v «..;iciirecorded It* book
l> .u , '■ I i i -..ii records.
. 4 < i'-. ; G. !. h record* d in b k
■ . . f • *i • .I-.-h record.-.* In b<« k
!- u: }.. '«■ 7 *.:i«i . ••rd-*.
« • -■ : «• ihdi recorded In book
j* u: ,■ id of. .;id r» < *• id .
t i •. ’J i • .ko Gulch rec. rd' d-in
»'! , : •) i t. ’ 'i every on Chittttn
Cr idee! ia l'«.k i* at j: 7:' of -i-’.d
re;--.: I .
• No. ! *o di < v-ry on Cxnttitu
1' ic. • rd* 1 in 1-ck it «. j > ge 10U of iu
N . 0 . vc di-- - air . ii Cl.i itut
* Da-./- a . -*..i . u
u. N*.. ; on • i:** (iub !. refunded in !-w *:
I' ■ vi
f - ir. .vo n -.Jl WM’a tfn-lofi r«. CM#a ia
t% [> at i03 ■! t»' . ' • ■ 1*
t r.!H2 No ion !'.♦*« _i ... t <* ,iJri . c '-otk
i of said : *.
• a.in No 'son hex n.i.. b :ec<>rded *ji I'Ook
I> t; psg • 75 oi a.u lecor-W
Claim No 7 on lie* tjulcn r^coide-i iu b.-ak
D a: j Kg.* 1«j7 of - i i refolds
< ?a.m So 2 on L « Gu.ci* recorded ;n f ok
Da* .14? 100 of said records
l in No Ion Kr-:io.:> '• • 1» r«- «*rded sa
b*. a a. page o: sn •: rec -r-i
< . ir. No i nJoi'y Git'-cu ; t. omi-.U in .»*ok
P :s i i S8 of >s;d iccordl
Cimm No 1 o. ifettie*.u’ch record.*. ! m book
Du i \ age Vj oi -aid recoids
( s o. No. 1 on Ktina G.dch recorded iu book
D t aee frj of t-aid ;e oj-is
Clt.m No. 1 on tilady « Gulch rtcor-icd in
bo< 'i At page v; of sa le ---.ix
i iai;n No. 1 on Grub -'take G:oi» re. orded ia
i -M . 1) a: page i'j of *a--. recoi
( .aim .' 1 • n (.-rub stake G-.k-U recoi.ied in
bo.-l: 1» al page A1 >i Mi;u/e - rd .
( No 8 a I'. 1 • Chi tit®
Cre* k r*. cjnlcu iu --ok D at j «*. 1* •* o. ->u;a
r. C , (is.
Cm .* No 1 on \VJ -c '. lch » • *• l in book
I - at ; a «.* 110 o* : , ;.i
C;::im No 7o .-n recorded n: book
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< No ;j ■■ fi recorded in book
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• ' _ . • 2 on .N . m - it ie: ouie i in
book -G 1 . gp of .‘■a N.l :
(Till! . ' ti . eel ill -A
D i*:. j r ye ‘1 ■ : •
C .niin .v j • • . --ii;-' ord . lk
It »•! pA2'* s-, of . ; . .
( 1 I in V.; 4 .ii. G ; •. ■, 3^.; Gh l'»* or i d <«?
book J * a? prtgeh.o: vi re. oj-i
Also lode claim Goh Doilai standard J*>.
Dandy and ftobr- R, ku- sun- ir- - i- ;.iy
G.ouf*. .sitcsied ou the left )i ;
White Gw
A i*o m :<ci!a.4 • :s ,* xn:.,il prop -rt y fcii
Ghitit-.i -frn<N * a. . • -l;oW.*{ j
bo*; 12 i ‘ I • ■ • : i
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Sin. Hi.. ... . i i t : i-* !. -• 3
4 c ;ih.;-. i o.j;« :•:*
Miii'i- OU I. : id • . -. . t -• - : - I: , lit- :• \v i
I- •( l I -scut i \ V .v 7 ,
cre cut . • stocks and ; b b * 1
* : ; : : I ; ’ -* ’ 'l- ■- ,P j N il. 0?
. . ®t
' .' •' ■ ■ - . <{u; 1 ■ rtt
ms. .■win-; i * •looti*. :ig
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it* i>.<- : * il: • 1 * - c it-’. ; r 3 .ii;
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c; ••■.'..•■. : . ; : V; . -illi
irvrr; '» ri i. * •- ! a*e<: poia
ax* ; 1 *-1 o ' novel; i kj of mi-.
:cr.us k ;!c.*!ia;i f.ud roo' .r., 3
st-l- la • -: : .iu<!a.hr*on nia. i too!.- ; 1
s :-v- ,.i.iv : j J -»..»♦ * a.*: i pipe; l
blf.'k m i. - ' e •■•■ ! n.svi:; ! v. 3. ■•■I barrov.;
half jar . Nj Hui.-.c f-*xc-; IV1 sluice
boxes; 1-A-i. mi c!.;.\ .iig •; small
lot of aSw-.-i d .*j- a 1» (he foil.-wing
per.-r.nal j-r- ; -.r:y . .ti.■«; u. the cabin and
cliache o:- pin-;-t , , no. j Hex Gulch,
Alaska: b «d:o\e. •. 0 pi- U-. ! r nvy; J-jade*.
4 axos; 8 iev-;ls; 1 bend ass; _* hand file*; 7
g d pans: 1 . .Moothing >■!*.. •• ! r 4 :n..n auge: ;
1 brace; J locker*.: 3 . - i-«; 1 sausage
grinder; 1 galvanize l tu'n; 1 wat-h board; 2
claw hsi ..-ncis; 1 . :e: 1 lent, 10x12; 1
stove and pi. e; 1 keuiv. •.* -*' • J* *• 7*
.1- ?. . -no- :n cn
- \i»i k. ih:i day of <><•:..
.1 C. M VBTI.V,
Ti c •••• *•: Ci.;- if u lac.-!
opU:* . « •.!: |mii* . .' Ran:-.rupl.
/
\Y> (i:ivc ri-c'-ivfii a cofupleto
shipropnt "f fresh l)C'.f, mutton,
jiork, veal and spring chicki-rts.
Valdez M.-rkot. Phone‘21*.
Hem
Earbtr
Sho|> •
Mils E li. Davis. I’eoiv
Best Equipped Shop
and Bath House in
Valdez
' El). NELSON MANAGER
#
Sails From
VALDEZ SEATTLE
Str. Saratoga "'■<■■■*> ” < ■<
Str. Pennsylvania w *
Sir. -Northwestern Xov. 12 Xov. *1
Cfj- l\ni*o 7th of each month for Xti Imgak. vir,'TTi»lrHWi*
LIUI« all(l \Vay ports
_ - — ' " —
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
.1. K. TROWBRIDGE, Gen Mgr
702 First Ave., Seattle, \\ ash.
W 11. TRIGGS, Agent
Phone lt> \ aide/., Alaska.
flMSKiq QodJT QoHPINT.
U. S. Mail and Alaska-Pacific Express
Sails from .■'rattle on the 10th of
carii month via the Inside Route,
Sf WfWTl calling at Ketchikan, .Inm-aii, Sit
• J • 1 WfV I LslI U ka.aiid all wav ports. to Kodiak.
Re! a riling, sails from Valdez:hout >
t!i'- -i'.th. omitting Sitka
Sails from Seattle on 2">th- >f t a eh
m*? "r* yi month. \ ia 1 nsidc Ronte, railing at
^5, J # 1 lifl Ketchikan, Juneau and all w;»V
ports to Seldovia. Returning auifet
from Vtildi z about Oth
Right is reserved to change steamers and date of sailing without
notice.
,1. K I’lIARO, tien’l Manager
04 Vesler Way, Seattle.
J. C. MARTIN, Aqent.
Phone 17 Vaidaz
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
„ ,,, 11l, — ——<.«.»■■■»»' —i-wn—n>n i*i^i
T. A. COBB & CO., Props
Gold Dust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Uoois Best Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Sherry Biesling Angelica Sauterne
'Bl»ckherrv Brands’ Claret hy the Bottle or tiallon
Riiinii ’’ Botthd le er
Order By Phone Delivery Free Fhcrte 6
fob Printing at the Prospector Shop
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The best results in cooking
come with the use of best
materials.
St. Charles Cream is especi- \
ally adapted for ice-creem p<*-t
dings, custards, charlotte rtisse,
blanc mange and rteisnfs'.ia
which cream is an essential.
In our 20 oz. size wo offer «
con considerably larger than
the ordinary Family siz»; St.
Charles Cream is fuIHUr^nilth
no thin, watery preparation
_of weak quality.
It never curdles, and its
rich, delicate flavor makes
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