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Regardinq R< >ad
Chief Engineer Deyo Has Little To Say
of Probable Route.
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Seattle, Jan. 11—Henry Deyo,
chief engineer of the Copper Itiver
X Northwestern railroad has ar
rived here from Catalla. He
declines discussing the intended
route of the Guggcnheim-Morgan
road, further than to say that it
*.vill follow the base of the moun
tains from Copper river and will
touch tidewater at or near Catalla.j
Money For Roads
Washingtoh, Jan. 11—The bill
appropriating a quarter of a mil
lion dollars for the construction of
roads in Alaska, was passed yester
day. The bill provides for the
money being spent under the
direction of the road commission.
This appropriation was rendered
necessary by vhe hill of last year
which took ail income from can
nery license out of the hands of
the commission.
Free delivery to any part of the
city by the Red Cross Drug Co.
TALKING ON SMOOT
Senators Arguing On The
Seating of Man
From Utah
Washington, Jan. 13—Tin
Smoot matter was up before tin
Senate yesterday and occasions
Considerable debate. Hopkin>
.jrges that Smoot bo allowed a seal
laying that he was not a polyga
mist, which practice the speakei
strongly denounced. Beveridg
supplemented his remarks by urg
ing that the country at large hi
informed that Smoot was no polye
umist. Dubhis asked that Smoo;
place himself on record as con
nemning the practice of .plural
marriages and said that in tha
way the matter could he easih
settled, but at present Smoot har
the reputation of favoring poly
gamy, as he has made no effort to
stop the practices in Utah.
Archbishop Dead
Han Francisco, Jan. 11—Arch
bishop Montgomery died lure yes
terday afterday afternoon after an
operation which was performed
upon him for appendicitis.
Preachers and Ministers
Go lynching
Charles City, la., Jan.. II—James
Cullen, a wealthy contractor, mur
dered his wrfC and steps bp yester
day, and was sfrfetfted aaoh after
the cornmiasib’n Of tljfc cri&e add
taken to jdrl. Dhfing tfi* night he
was taken' ttb'ici the jail fry a
mob, which itibfti&e& the ministers
of the city aUid a number of
women, and wag hanged to a bridge
In the center of the city.
MAKES RECORD TRIP
Saratogo Reaches Seattle
In Remarkably Good
Time
Seattle, Jan. 11—The stdamship
Saratoga, Captain Moore, arrived
here, making the trip from Valdez
in three days and thirteen hours,
(’his is a record for the run from
Valdez. She has a fifteen foot hole in
the port side aa a result of the col
ision of the Jennie with her before
leaving Valdez.
$21,000,000 Cold
Washington, Jan. 11—The mint
reports for the year 1906 show
that Alaska produced $21 251,000
of the yellow metal. Colorado
stands first in the list of states and
erritories with $22,711,000.
Seattle, Jan. 12—The police
have discovered that the Hurrv
Messenger Co., has been made
headquarters for a crowd of “dope”
fiends, and that they have been
peddling the dope to youngsters of
the town. Five places in the lower
part of the town where boys and
girls congregated to smoke have
been raided bv the police and the
victims ot the habit who Were
captured Will he sent to the reform
pcho’oi.
To Mine Owners or Others
Wanted—By a stead}', reliable
man, a situation as cook. Best of
Inferences if required. Will he at
liberty in April next. Apply, per
letter to X, care of P. M., Kodiak,
Alaska!. 48
Look for thp fligu of the Red
Crostf and see the section of Fancy
.Stationery.
When in Copper Center, Alaska, Stop at
HOTEL HOLMAN
Where the U. S. Mail and Passenger Stage stops. Headquar
ters for Commercial Travelers. Stable and Doghouse with
Water and Corral attached, free of charge. The Best of Ac
commodations Guaranteed. Store, Postoffice, Telegraph,
Notary Public, U. 8. Commissioner and Recorder’s Office in
same block.
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RXNGWALD BI.IX, Proprietot.
The Tacoma Roadhouse
55 miles from Valdez on government trail. One mile from
telegraph station at Teikhell. First-class Accommodations
for rnon and beast. Jlay and Grain for sale.
PBIVATE KOPMS J. OI/SON, frop*
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Five Day Mail and Express Service Direct
Sail* Ftpm
VALDEZ SEATTLE
Str. Saratoga J»n 2* Feb 20 Jan 16 Feb 6
Str. Pennsylvania Jan 18 Jan 1
Str. Northwestern Feb o Feb as j»n 2< Feb m
Str. Santa Clara Mflrch 8 Feb 24
C*|. T\a|*a 7th of each month for Nushagak, ria Unalasktr
*3ti* Virla ami way ]>orts
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
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Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coal
i. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gea. Vt«-r
702 First Av£.t Seattle, Wash.
W; H. BUSH, Agent
Phone 16 Valdo«, Alaska.
fll-ASIM CoflJT QonMKt
U. S. Mail and Alaska-Pacific Express
Sails from Seattle on the 10th ot
Seach tnonth via the Inside Rout*,
€ /ININ calling a.t Ketchikan, Juneau, Sit -
• • ■ wl\ I Lnl U ka, and all way ports, to Kodiak
Returning, sails from Valdoer bou!
the 25th. omitting Sitka.
Sails from Seattle on 25th of each
Sr ffiPiyTH A month, via Inside Route, calling at
• J9 • OLmVV I lift Ketchikan, Juneau and all wa)
j»orts to Seldovia. Returning sailf
from Valder about 9th.
Right is reserved to change steamers and date of sailing vrithoe
notice.
J. 10. PUARO, GcnTl Manager.
94 Yeslor Way, Seattle.
J. G. MARTIN, Aqent
F*hone 17 Valdes