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President Sends flessage
Washington, D. C., Dee. 4 I he
president's annual message was trans
mitted to both houses of congress to
dav. No business was transacted in
either house lies ides the reading of the
message. The senate will do little
this week. The house will take up
the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bills at once and rush
them fhiough so they will reach the
ieuafe by the end of the week. There
will be little business during the* whole
session h**\» tai the eet sitl* ration »>! aj»*
proprialien i ...s. i he tariff will he
the principal >uhj* ct of discussion.
case r- si t fi h* at ? g in the set.ate
next Mi i.hay a. t be rcp» rt of the juui
Sessioil.
Steamer Sarat*.*ga Sails
»ui let. at ti* a tea »y a ha ^maii pas
cargo.
Sends Cabinet Nominations
Washington, D. DeO- 1 i “resi
dent lloos* \ t it sent to the senate’ to
day the names of the cabinet officers
heretofore announced as designated to
take places January 1. They are
Charles J. Bonaparte, attorney-gener
al; George von L. Meyer, postmaster
general; Victor 11. Metcalf, secretary
of the navy ; Oscar S. Straus, secretary
of commerce and lalxir. Postmaster
General Cortelyou will retire January
l and will succeed Secretary Shaw ot
the treasury department March 4.
Refuses Habeas Corpus Writ
Washington, D. Dec. •’> The su
preme court of the Pnited States to
day refused to order the release upon a
writ of habeas corpus of Moyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone, the officials of the
Western Federation of Miners held in
jail in Idaho upon the charge of com
plicity in the murder of Ex-Gov.
Steunenborg. The c*jurt held that the
accused men were not kidnaped from
Colorado and are therefore lawfully
held in Idaho.
No Opposition to Moody
Washington, 1). O., Dec. •> It is
stated today that Bailey and Tillman
are not opposed to the confirmation ol
Moody's nomination as a member ol
the supreme bench, as had been re
ported. This removes all question ol
objection to Moody in the senate.
Holds up Wickersham’s Name
Washington, D. C», Dec. 5— The
president annunced today that he will
not send the nomination of Judge
Wickersham to succeed himself as
judge of the Third district of Alaska to
the senate until he receives the re
port of District Attorney Hoyt on the
results of the investigation made last
summer. If the report is unfavorable
he will not again nominate Wicker
sham. The latter will hold office under
his vacation appointment until a de
cision is reached.
J. Howard Watson Dead
Seattle, Dec. 6—J. Howard Watson,
•ne of the best known newspapermen
! V>: iU' , «' list niyht of
** on t ‘h> S • it t • Tilin'-*.
. • his -ut" :i:nl ha*l lift ‘t» ed
.■ • «- i. ituHl>
M , \ n \ ft ( " 111“ * t l*: ■
I ;t -I *v , » 5* >v U, hist ■.
I ei l‘::i v. Loan on Realty
VV;i ;! n. I). (I )*H\ <• Th»*
\V,;nis Power to Dismiss
... n, 1 >. t D ft, 1 i ‘t > si
t *j i'w ;'s ' asks con
> i-. . , '•1 i i* t> wer n{Wf’ tie* presi
. • . >!r.x* edit- ts ■ t the army and
i!,iW i':; *•*'%:; • pun- hi I > > v at ail>
t i " i hr b tfv x they are un
n U\ .continuance .ti tee service.
1 he president
, * eon it- . r< i ; 1 xvxtern is
v-, - . the -vr.-v • •(' nav\ 'vv!»o 1
v. ;u; * Two Mce Admirals
ve •' t •• i» ’ .rt oi nay iga*
l iiij, - that two vice ad-'
t i ivs b ■ cr< i»ed. one t *
!*.;lnta Crowd Dissatisfied
ITav ma. Dee. ."> Headers of the i
i,i ■ \ in t tin x iv ihit tlver * ix
k ■ mint geiueet in t’residi nt
H x, \ -it's reference to t'nba in his j
i ......i aiexxage tiu'iiii'gv-x, 1 hoy say
that ii'.x at:itc.de is tin same ax ex*
mi-xxf.i i,: his letter to Minister |
tAe.tex.t. *a. : he Cuban envoy at Wash-!
ington, hi'i September. which led to
the rex gnat ion of President Palma and
his ministry. In that letter the presi
dent oedined to give military xupport
to tie* Palma administration.
Sew Postmaster at Ketchikan
Washington, D. t\. Dee. •> -A. '/. >
Hopkins was nominated f>«t* postmaxtor
a’ Ketchikan. Alaska, by the president
tinny, in place of K. J. Williams, who
w as f ;:id to 1 >• * short in his accounts
out wax acquitted of the charge of
Thompson Trial Begins
Taco-mi. IVe. 7 The trial of Chester
T on p' a for the murder of Judge
Kmory in S atth ias J .Iy began here
t-> iv . IP- attorney* out lined the
t:-y-of ins »ui t y upon which the de
? *e will b based in tin it* questions
Must be Asked Direct
\\ j.I ington, I', t’.. D *e. 7 Pf 'i
H *-ve.: iotimatex that unless
1 * :is e*d direct 1> for data in hix
hands in the case of the discharged
Twenty fifth regiment nothing will he
x,-nt to t he xetiate. 'The resolution in- !
chides him in a request made to the
xccretary of war for information and
documents.
New Treaty with Japan
Washington, D. C., I tee. s Senator J
Cullotn, eiiairruan of the rotnmitee on j
i foreign relations, has been in consul-,
tat ion with Secretary Root of the j
state department, considering the sub-;
ject of a new treaty with Japan.
Alaska (jets Cadetship
Washington, I). (’., Dec. * -Through '
tin* efforts of Delegate Waskey. George j
KUleridge Wilkinson has been appoint-]
: cd to a cadetship at Annapolis. This!
is Alaska’s first appointment to the!
naval academy. Young Wilkinson is
the son of Dr. II. C. Wilkinson of
Nome.
Central China Faces Famine
Washington. D. Dec. 8 -The
state department has been advised that
! millions of the inhabitants of Central
China are facing starvation as a result
of famine in the land.
Charge Jury Tampering
Tacoma, Dec. 8— During the trail
of Chester Thompson, charged with
I the murder of Judge G. Meade Emory,
ia sensation was created by the
charge of the attorneys for the prosecu
tion tnat an attempt was being made
by the defei.se to tamper with the
jurymen summoned to try the case.
Walter Coates, an ex-policeman of
this cay, i> alleged to he the instru
ment through which the defense is en
deavoring to influence the talesmen.
The attorneys for the defense made
the counter charge that Lou Nelson,
late Democratic candidate for sheriff of
King county, is imployed bv the
prosecution for the same purpose.
The prosecution admits that it employ
ed Nelson to thwart the efforts of the
defense.
The Nome Nugget tells of a scheme
to organize a big electric plant in the
Kougarok to mine with.
ISCiCT RUEF m DIF3EEN
014 &HA3SZS OF GRAFTING
i: \ 10 T ;e JJ.U'y Q .»:•**.» ay.
San l*"i -incls.-j, Ret\ I Delayed in
;: .ns : i • i \Ik‘ i luef anil ( hiel oi
; > e were joini ly indicted to*
,v n> • -;t ■ -’e*. of protectiitif dis.ir
i: >.-* v homes for a ho pe ronsidci atior.
Dinei :i wa a Iso imiieieil on t he charge
of perjury before liie irrand jury.
PALACE HOTEL FALLS
KiliiNG TWO CKSL&SEK
Oy Cshlo to Tl'o Daily Gatowny.
San Francisco. Dee. I Delayed in
transmission A * mil runtime- sixty
five miles an hour blew itownthe walls
oi : he ''alace Intel today, Uillinjr t wo
children. Mere than a dozen other
sir 11 walls iet't by the lire were razed
by the wind.
GETS GRAVEL $1 PER YARD
R. Ii. ATathisou Will Put on Scraper
on New Strike Near Hope.
Sunr'.s' . Dee.il R. H. Malhisen ami
suits i iv* i ne very well this season
on a . ie claims on Resurrecti< n
• ,tJ, i;. ir 1 i.uie. They say they have
a e vv uiseovery on the bench on the
West side Oi' the cr« ek ill VV hil l) the
• ;ravei i :n!\ pees I per yard, ( ofisid*
saierahh war k was none it) the round
tii:s year vvh!i ; scraper operated by
water power which dumped the irravel
iiiio boxes. Flu ground adjoins the
I »r< eft v ei tiie Rainbow t'reek Min*
ii . i unpany. which lias the bi:.
r i
Mr. Mathixm passed through hen
\t stvrday i ti hi - way to Sevvanl to ^o
aishie. He expect- lo brill.; back
;h i on a French automatic scraper,
wiiieli will move IdtH) yards of dirt
ner dav.
Tiie statement in the Sunrise cor*!
respond* mce published in tin* (iateway
if November Id that A. Allcnsworth’s ,
pack horses were turned over to i\ M.
i >_fU* when Mr. Allensworth left, was
misleading. The stock was purchased
|>v Mr. ople, who will continue the
business.
litAL ESTATE AND
MINING III CORDS
Nolic'-s of coal locations on KaHie-j
mak hay, near Seklovia, were tiled ibis
week in tlie office of tin* recorder tor |
the following persons:
|*. \. Snell river, Win. \V. Hall. H.
.1. Robinson. Henry S. Lewis. Harry .1.
Purse, ' )t hello 1*’. Lani'ks .1 r.« Ward j
L. Andrus, '..Milton Holden, Hattie
K Dean. Abide 11. Van/andt. Dexter
11. Vau/andl. Lester 1'.. Wise \ n hi. G.
a olwell, .loi n l». Kay. (’has. L. Hoyce.
Uemieta L. Deacon. George 1*. W’ealn*
hv, i)red a . Kos>, .iuiia la. Lutte
baclicr. Daniel A. Ross, Allison H.
Iiasellton. Daniel .1. O'Conner, Itein*
luird Kleinpe . Win. Hall. \\ in. .1.
Mc< aully. Grace Hathaway, Harry W.
Jessup. Fred S. Mickey, l'rank A:
HoJiiies, Lewi> L. Larson. W. H. lien
nett. .bihn F. Deacon, .John W’. Clif
ford, H. Leonard Wilson, Art her I'..
Sehtviter, William Monroe, Julia J.
Andrus, James D. Craig, Win. H. Pat
terson, Nellie H. Robinson, John S.
Hull. Edmond J. Robinson. Josepii R. i
Drake, Clayton A. Spaulding. Wm. F. !
Hurd, Edward Wr. Leech, Christian
Leech. Win. J. Gowunlock. Augustus
H. Toole, J. Walter Drake, Mable G.
Louree, Edgar Allen, Oliver F. Loucks,
Canter W. Caleb, Henry J. Judd,
Peter A. Sehriver, Jessie M. Pearson,
E. Vost, McCurdy C. LeReau, George
A. Eason, Edw. F. Chapman, Fredrick
H. Li'verens, Michael DeMay, Clar
ence C. Anderson. Addie S. Alvord,
Reginald Hulin, Hannah L. White,
Chas. V. High, Irving J. Howland,
Ambrose E. Calmer, Edgar A. Davis,
Parker O. Pennington, Frank E. Web
ner, Danield W. Crawford, Fredrica
H. Wolff, Chas. F. Rood, Wrra. H.
Hoyt, Harriet II. Howard, August
Hertz, Christian ILasback, Edgar A.
Babcock, Hanford A. Robb, Nora E.
Robinson, Annie E. Paton, John H.
Pat on, Geo. Q. Graham, Daniel C.
Pearson, Elmer l>. Hosond, Blanche
G. Sprigings, Wm. W. Kelly, Cassius
M. Philps, Clara Gibson, Clayton Gib
son, Elmer C. Calvert, Walter R. Hall,
Byron Burch, John Arthur McKinnon,
Chas. II. Niggeman, Harry H. Berger,
Mary J. Sibley, Jus. E. Curtice, Frank
P. Cleveland, Alexander B. C. Hardy,
Wm. E. Buckes, Ernest F. Hassen
zahl, Wm. R. Colville, Chas. G.
White, Wm. II. Mackey, Cora E.
Hosom, Estella C. Snell, Katinka Mc
Donald Ross, Herman Roehm, Francis
Gzella, L. W. Snell, M. H. Hunt.
Any person who is qualified is enti
tled to enter .120 acres of land under
the homestead law in Alaska.
Alaska does more business per capita
than any other geographical division
of t he United States.
Dollar pans have been found lately
on Vault creek, a new discovery in the
Tanana.
-vrsj1 MMrurmwwr* igm,maa—c • Kr.^rxjgjatnw
These cuts represent the II.
S. & M., Stein block, and Ad
ler & Son’s
CLCirES m MEN ,
They are made from actual
photographs and represent
the goods just as they will
look on you. They arc as
good as the host and better
than the rest. We would
'' I consider it a favor if you
Mil would call around and try
one on. They arc distinctly
not of the hand-me-down
; 11 variety.
Copyright 1906 by R
. .THE CLOTHIER 5
i MWKII i«i» I .
j H. E. ELLSWORTH
’ si:w\\ltl>. \l,.\si;\.
ASSAY OFFICE
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, Report* on mines. Ore Analysis
1 ' . .
i • i>111 arm Silver. . . •*.*si
Copper..
I, .-id . I.'*"
Gold. Silver and l^ead . . .> >u
tioid. Silver snnH ,«»PH"’. !t..’*o i
(loid. silv. r. Copper ami l.eatl, . . I'*n
Gold nml Silver empire . ... 5.00
I ron.. Loo
Sulphur. Aluiniiiutii. ini. I’laCnum.
(Juicksilver. /due. Nickel. Cohalt.
chromium, etc. 'too i
Mill tests .$15 to Sto '
Ore analysis. $lo ami up |
Gold retlned. melted, assayed and iioutrlit j
_ _ _
Seward Water & Power
Company
JOHN. A. NELSON. Manager
Oilier Third and Washington streets
ARCTIC RROTHfRiJOOD
SI WARD CAMf NO. .’I
Meets every Saturday even in:/ at s:;?0 i
in I Scot horhuud moni> in ( 'nninioroe '
huildinir.
Nokuykk J. J. McMancs,
Arotio Keoonior. A rot ie t hiof. ;
"troy hand laundry
Don’t worry rbout your liannel
shirt collars and culfs when you
can have them returned as new
Next to Moore'S Hall fifl't W, Si-ward
eraser’s Smoke Shop
A fine line of choice Cigars, To
baccos and Pipes.
CLUB ROOMS IN CONNECTION
II. N. ftnstk fourth \*c. and WuMiinuton St.
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FRANK H.LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
and NOTARY PUBLIC
Addres' Seidovia. Cook Inlet, Alaska,
or care Mail Airent. Steamer Dora
G. W. PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prospectors Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
Knik P. O. Alaska
Seward Bakery
Opposite Postoffice
Fresh home-made Bread. Pies
and Cakes every day.
Whole Wheat, Graham, Rye
Bread and Pompernickle al
ways on hand.
C. WERNER, Proprietor
Seward Bowling Alley
Fourth Avenue. Seward.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
In Connection
Ladies’ Day Friday Afternoon
A Good Place to Spend
the Evening.
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
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CHRISTIENSEN & LAUONER CROS . Pro. ' let'.
! P i a n o s and Safes Moved £gir.ifLM.t.r '21222.1:1 1:2*2
I_ . Give'.is vour nrdc>"'• ir Coil&V/oofi j
Gsneral rorwsrdsrs
.COLEMAN "hOUSeT
Electric Lights and Electric Beils in Every Room
Rates from 50c to $2.50 per Day
ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS
Fourth Avenue Seward, Alaska
The Washington Trust Co,
Corner First Avenue and Madison street, Seattle, Wash.
Invites Business by Mail or Express.
Pays Interest on all Accounts
PAID CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $525,000
Northwestern Steamship Company j
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND LU’RESS
Seattle - Seward Koa.e- Oatsliie Passage
Str. PENNSYLVANIA s*,KsSf.',rSS,«te-«»"-uv
Of... C ARATHP A Sails from Seattle Dec. I: ret irnin/ sails
*7? 11 » 1 v/VJ from Seward Dei . IU.
Str. NORTHWESTERN ""‘,r..
Cfr t.n[|D Sails from Seward Hth >f each mouth for Fnalaska. Dutch Harbor,
oil. IWBH and way ports. Ueturnimr leaves Seward about ;>tb of each mouth.
For transportation, berth reservations, freight rates etc. 17 1 C’T'Tf F* Q
call on Airent. Seward. Alaska. L* *•* ^ 1
d. F. TROWBRIDGE. Gen*l Mgr. E. G. McMICKEN. G. P. and T. Agt.
SEATTLE, WASH.
GENERAL OFFICES! 702 FIRST AVE., SEATTLE.
VIA INSIDE PASSAGE
To Seattle and Juneau
Stmrs Portland and Bertha
Sailings from Seward 8th and 23rd of each month.
Sailings from Seattle 10th and 25th of each month.
Sailing Dates Sjfcject to Change Without Notice
Fur Further Information Apply to
ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN & HAWKINS
94 Yesler, Seattle._Agent s-Sewa rtt_
“OLYMPIA’’
The beer of beers
“It’s The Water.”
OLYMPIA BREWING CO.,
G. S. ROBISON. Manager
Seattle Office 106 Jackson St.