PARTNERS FOR
AFFINITY WALTZ
Eagle Hall Will be Elaborately
Decorated for A. B. An
nual Ball
The Arctic Hrntherh<M»d arc
makinpr great preparations for
their dance lo bo Riven in Katies
hall on Monday evening. Noth
ing is being left undone lo make
this the notable social event of
the season. The hall is being ar
fistieally decorated, while the
programs lo bo used during I ho
dance arc destined to he kepi as
souvenirs of the occasion.
One of the features of the ev
ening will bo the "aflinity waltz,"
wherein the ladios are to exer
cise thoir loap year prerogative.
FILED FOR RECORD
IN COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE
Following' arc the instruments
liled for record in I In*, oll'ice of
the commissioner during (lie
week:
Location notice No. l.'KJii,
Monarch claim .No. I. mi Dryer
hay, Knights island, \Y. 11. Mor
ion.
Local ion notice No. I .*{.'{ i5,
Monarch claim No. L't .sann1.
Location notice No. JX'JiO,
Monarch claim No. same.
Proof of labor, Pear| ipiarl/.
claim, Dryer hay, Mi I ward Itecd.
Local ion notice No. i;i:i/iK,
*>j)ver Kagle lode, Columbia basin,
Warner JO. Jensen. Pcler J.
.l.-rnscl h.
Quit claim. S. A. Crandall. <»f
"•'acoina. I■> S. A. ('.ramlall, Jr.. of
Yaldez, undivided one-third Arca
dian lode claims Nos. 1, I,
H and 0, wesI side Long bay.
Coiisidei ul ion. $ 1.00.
' Mining lease. Eureka Cold Min
ing Cu., corporation, lo It. S.
Heckcy 10 years. Three in One
Nos. 1, -. 3, i and fraction.
Location noljce No. 1.'I.*151,
iieance lode claim, Ptarmigan
"Drop, Cauiille Larochelb*.
Location notice No. I.1J52,
Montana No. 1, Ptarmigan Drop,
vCamillc Larochelle.
Location notice No. I.'i:i5!t,
Montana No. same.
Oil it clainir No. i:i.'ir>5. Wank
Austin to A. L. Singlelary, cast
feet lot block 7, town of Yal
dc/. Considcrat ion, $1.00.
Onit claim and mortgage No.
I A. L. Singletary In Win. J.
WVsscrling and (Silberl A. Lee,
••ast "JH feet b>I block 7. town
«»f Yablcz. Consideration. $1,
07 l.l.'L
Onit claim No. Kt3f>7. A. \N .
Walter to M. II. Ilealey. undivid
ed one-half interest in Heady
Itullion Nos. I and Kortune
Nos. I and J. Oravina river. Con
sideration. $1.0(1.
Qood Pictures.
Al (lie Orpheum tonight. the
pictures arc all well worlh see
ing. "The Piece of Siring" is an
IMP. feature film of interest. Pro
gram :
I.ale selections.
"The Broken Coin," a romantic
story willi a good sound plol.
Travelogues of interest.
"The Piece of Siring," one of
1he IMP.'s he si. production.
"The. I)ude Cowboy," certainly
very funuy.
< tood music.
Of Interest to Gentlefolk.
I am now in new otTice on Wall
street, and am far hotter equipped
than formerly lo skillfully serve
the ladies and gentlemen of Val
dez with liianicuring. chiropody
and shampooing. S|»ecial alien -
lion given scalp treatment. I en
deavor to excel in my profession
and will quickly satisfy you as to
my ability. Special rates to steady
customers. Phone 185.
SKNOIUTA MTCNDEZ.
CANADA'S WHEAT TO
QO THROUGH CANAL
Up ill Prince Rupert, the north
ernmost transcontinental termi
nal, President Hays, of the Grand
Trunk, frankly avows that his
line is preparing steamships and
elevator capacity to ship 100,
000,000 bushels of Canadian
wheat a year around the world
through Panama. "We have the
lowest mountain grades in Amer
ica," says the Grand Trunk pres
ident, which is true. "We have a
00-foot harhor which nature
made and which we don't need
to dredge, and we have a seafront
which never freezes over as the
wheat harbors of Eastern Canada
freeze. We already have the lincsl
Alaska steamers on the Pacific;
and by the time the Panama ca
nal opens we'll have ocean
freighters between Prince Ru
pert and Liverpool through the
canal."—Review of Reviews.
EVERETT JUDGE GOES
ROQ8EVELT ONE BETTER
Kverett,—Judge \V. W. Black
of the superior court burlesqued
Roosevelt's recall of .judicial de
cisions recently when an attorney
appeared before him and asked
for an order of default.
"All those in favor of granting
this order say aye," ordered the
court. Everyone favored it. "Con
trary no," said the judge, and
no one objected. "The order shall
he granted," (he jujdgc declared.
Afterward I he judge stated he be
lieved he was going Roosevelt one
better. While the strenuous one
favors the recall of judges and
recall of decisions, Judge Black
let I lie public haw Its say first.
AUSTRALIA HAS SOME
DEEP GOLD MINES
1'111i 1 lately mie of the deep
est gold mines in the world was
I hat of lli.» New Chum Railway
rompany, a I Hcndigo, Victoria;
I he shal l is i.120 ff. deep. It has
recently been surpassed in depth
li.v the shaft of the Victoria Con
solidated company, also at Ben
liuo, sunk fo a depth of 4,600 ft.
BAD FOOD AND BAD CONDUCT.
Had food, as well as no food,
is an incentive In misdeeds. The
ill-nourished frame is not adapl
•d to resist the inroads and as
saults of physical disease and
moral deterioration, and, worst
>1" all. those who <l«> nol get
mough proper food are likely to
lave recourse to alcoholic stiin
11 a 111 |o supply I lie deficiency.
Drunkenness can often be tracked
o bad cooking. The palate of
he chronic inebriate is not so
'I'ilical. Agencies of social re
generation. such as the Salvation
\riny. ha\e learned that the first
«lep in making a man over is lo
-five him a sipiare nie.al. Whole
some food i> one of the founda
tion stones or any cllicacious and
permanent moral reform IMiil
iidelpjiia Public Ledger.
Ho Knew Hep Worth.
Tim friends of Commissioner
hufl'ield, of I'nga, are telling a
good story a! Iiis expense. The
story K«»es thai a eouple appear
ed before him at Unga with the
request (hat he perform the mar
riage ceremony After I tie wed
ding the groom took I lie judge to
one side and asked him what. fee.
was due. The .judge stated that
the law permitted him to charge
hut six dollars, hut that if he
I hough I I he lady was worth more
to him there was nothing to pre
vent a proportionate increase in
the amount. The happy bride
groom replied: ''Well, here's
six dollars; that's every d—n cent
she's worth to me."
On the return of Hie Sampson
from the went ward Mrs. Charles
Crawford will he a passenger for
Seattle, where she will visit for
a month.
If you aro out of letterheads
call and see our new line of bond
papers. The finest ever brought
to Valdez.
Silverman will call for and dc
livor your goods, 'phone 198.
TL_ Ci Under New Management
■ |1\> ^ 11 - Warm, Light, Outalde H«mi. HMdquarttra tor Mln
ln« m»4 Travellnt ip«ot«l Aooommo
T T 4 «*♦!•*»• tf FamlllM. MTII MAIONABLI
t,LiA u Mrs. Marlon Leach Mrs. Ben SIlYerman
COAL COAL
VALDEZ DOCK CO. or VALDEZ TRANSFER CO.
PROMISE SHOW
AT EARLY DATE
Local Talent Rehearsing Fine Old
Southern Drama, "Down
in Dixie"
"Down in Dixie," a Soul horn
drama in four acts, will he pre
sented in Eagle hall some time
this month. The dates have not
yet been set hut will prohably be
about the 18th. The play will be
presented under the auspices of
the Eagles by the local talent
which scored such a success in
"T'riss" last month, with tho ad
dition of other talent.
The cast of characters is as
follows:
Harvey Wells, Colonel Unilod
Slates Cavalry I. P. Blade
George Washington Bangs,
"special" for the Herald...
Win. A. Soule
Major Bradley, of the Con fed- I
orate Army.. . . Hugh Cochrane j
Corporal Hooligan, a "true
blue" vol C. E. Durlin '
Hon. C. J. Du«cnberry, a mem- ' I
her of Congress.. .Dr. Cierman |
Ho/.ekiali Sniljins, a degenerate I
Yankee Joseph Murray
Uncle Mosley, a faithful slave |
Charles Barrett j
Hillings, Bradley's henchman..
Fabian Miller!
Helen Trevoir, a Soul hern heir- |
ess Mrs. A. (». Slam \
Molly Marl in, Mr. Dusenberry's
noire Mrs. fiorman
Mrs. Dusenberry, a business
woman Mrs. R. Kinsman
Susannah. "Jos a brack nig
ger" Mrs. H. J. Paulson!
ADMIT THE CANDIDATES
THE GOAT IS READY
Thai Yalili'X is fasf assuming
metropolitan proporlinns can lie
soon in the roronI rapid incroaso
in I ho fraternal orders. By the
Sampson there arrived three
Koats of princely lineage and of
(ruaranleed huflinpr qualities.
promisiiiK now initial s a square
dea| when they pro "Ifirousli."
The physical condition of the
nannies would indicate, that at
least two now orders would he es
tablished hero within the next few
months, provided ahead with (his
most important adjunct of the
inilialory ceremonies.
Anheuser-Busch.
Of all 11)I* herr, oil Prince Williain
Sound.
II is Ihc HKST. thai ran !»♦* found.
II greatly does, all others sur
pass;
Our Anheuscr-Husrli—.just try a
glass.
Anheuser-Busch.
If you have worries, and walk the
lloor;
Arc unable !•» sleep, and are nat
urally sore;
Visit l.he Hip Place, and there
drink deep;
'Our Anheuser-Husrh, will rork
you to sleep.
Anheuser-Busch.
Old friend, Champ Clark—from !
County Pike,
We want your help, in building
the dyke.
Polilirians drink, through this
campaign,
Our Anheuser-Husrh; il heals
champagne.
Card Party.
The Woman's fluild will give
a card parly al Moose hall on
Wednesday evening, April 10, al
Moose hall. The hostesses are
Mcsdamcs. Hoyle, Kraemer, Lanp,
Jensen, Caswell anrl Miss Coles.
Arimis ion 50 rents. Everybody
welcome.
Mr. C. II. (loldcn will leave for
the interior next week to repre
sent his copper claims on the La
kina.
Chas. R. Crawford
WaltSlrMt Ph«n« ISt
..Tskt. *
Wlmimw*, Damn, M—Wnf, PtoUfc
lac LmW
far ftbiwka, Mnm A C*.
Anheuser-Busch
Of all the beer, on Prinoe William Sound,
It is the BE8T, that can be found.
It greatly does, all others surpass;
Our Anheuser-Busch—just try a glass.
Al. White
Proprietor
DAGGETT AND LEAHY
Satisfaction Guaranteed
All branches of up-to-date den
tistry. Ofilces over Jim Kahler's
drug store, Valdcz, Alaska.
Easter Services at the Episcopal
Church.
The Easier Sunday services of
Epiphany church will be held in
»'agle hall at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. in. The fraternal orders and
clubs of Valdcz have been spec
ially invited to I bo morning' ser
Mcn and two have already ac
cepted willi llir others lo In* heard
from this week.
The Epiphany choir has been
practicing Easter music for sev
eral weeks and an exceptional
program of music is assured.
One-half of Easier offerings is
to be devoted to current expenses
of the church, and the other half
will be deposited with the build
ing fund.
Notice.
On account of Holy wthere
will be no dance ;tl .Moose Hall
Saturday. House (Committee.
Employment Wanted.
Two widow ladies would like
positions of any kind in Valdcz
or nearby country. Are familiar
wilh hotel, rooming house or of
ffice work; also good housekeep
ers: .'Id and .'15 years of age. Ad
dress Mrs. X. Andrews, general
delivery, Vancouver, Jl. C. i-0
Silverman will call Tor and de
iver your goods, 'phone 198.
NOTICE OF 8ALE.
lit the District Court for the Ter
rilory of Alaska, Third Divis
ion.
In the* matter of the bankruptcy
of Knight's Island Consolidated
Copper Company of Alaska, a
corporation, bankrupt.—No. i, in
bankruptcy. Notice of Sale.
Notice is hereby given that,
pursuant to an order of sale,
made and entered by the above
entitled court in the above en
titled matter, at Valdez. Alaska,
on the. 27th da.v of March, ii)12,
the undersigned as Ancillary Re
ceiver herein, will olTer for sale
at public auction, at. the front
door of the Court House in Val
dez, Alaska, on the first day of
May, 1912, at-the, hour of 1:00
o'clock p. in. of said day, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash,
subject to the confirmation of the
above entitled court, the follow
ing described property, lo-wil.:
1 Kighty-horso power boiler.
2 Twenty-horse power boilers,
t Fifty-horse power engine.
I Twenty-live-liorsc power en
gine.
1 Healer.
t Boiler pump.
1 40-kilowat generator.
3 Transformers.
I Boat, one set of oars.
I Boat, two sets of oars.
1 Aeriai' tram 3,000 feet long,
t Donkey engine.
1 Sawmill (old and in dilapi
dated condition).
700 fire bricks.
200 feet 8-pound T-rails.
2 Ore cars.
Several buildings badly or
wholly broken down.
Launch Union.
That said launch Union is sit
uated at Valdez, Alaska, and all
the remainder Of the said prop
erty is situated at Drier Day.
Knight's Island, Prince William
Sound, Alaska, where the same
may be examined by bidders be
fore said snle; that a deposit of
twenty (20) per cent, on the pur
chase price of said properly, or
anv part thereof, will be required
of tno successful bidders at said
sale, and said sale will be report
ed by.the undersigned receiver,
to the above court, and if said
sale is confirmed by said court,
bills of sales will bo delivered to
the snccessful bidders on receipt
of the balance of the purchase
prico, and if not confirmed, the
deposit of twenty (20) per cent,
will bo returned to the party de
fiositing the same. If 4hid sale
8 confirmed, and the successful
bidder fails for ten (lays after
confirmation to pay the remain
der of said purcnaso price, then
and in that ease, said twentv (20)
per oont. deposit will he forfeited
Id said receiver.
Witness my hand this 27th day
of March, 1012,
W. J. MORTON,
Ancillary Receiver.
Smith, Bunnell A Weber, attor
ney* for Reoelver.
First pub. March 20, 1012.
Last pub. April 13, 1012.
8KAGWAY QIRL 18
ACQUITTED BY JURY
Miss Lena Hernhofer, of Nkag
way, charged with assault with
attempt to kill was acquitted by
a jury in Judge Lyons' court in
Juneau. The. crime of which she
was accused was the shooting of
United Slates JJepuly Marshal
Fred jmui/o in Skagway on June
16th last year. The shooting oc
curred when Marshal Fonzo, ac
companied by Jailer James Hock
and Mathew Sundeen, entered the
restaurant run by Miss Mary
Bernhofcr, aunt of the young girl,
for I he purpose »>f serving I«*nal
papers oil Miss Bernhofer.
Not a Popgun War.
The lale (ieneral fiordon <»f I lit*
Confederate army was ;i young
man when I In* civil war began.
Ilo organized a company in Ken
tucky and eamc down wilh his
men by easy stages through Vir
ginia. Everywhere he grew more
enlhusiaslic in his denuncialion
of lhe Yankees. Finally at Pet
ersburg, Ya., lie made a brilliant
speech and declared amid tre
mendous enthusiasm:
"Why, fellow eilizens, we. can
1 i<-k ihe Yankees with popguns."
Years afterward, when the
country was at peace and Gener
al <Sordon had settled in Virgin
ia he was running for congress.
He arrived in Petersburg«to
make a speech and while in the
middle of it a grizzled Confed
erate veteran rose.
"Say, general, wasn't you heah
at the beginning of the wall?" he
asked.'
"F was," said (lordon.
"Didn't, you-all say we could
lick the Yankees with popguns?"
"T did," said Gordon.
"Well, then, why didn't we?"
asked the. veteran.
"Because the damned Yankee*
wouldn't, light with popguns," vo
ciferously yelled Gordon.--Boston
Transcript.
If you want your lurs repair
ed see Silverman, phone 198.
Bring your job work to iho
Prospector office.
Alaska Coast Co. [
The "INSIDE ROUTE"
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southeastern Alaska f
Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle March 5jj
iteamer Bertha leaves Seattle March 20j?
iteamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle March 27*
Ifoamni- loonio Uavei^eitlle March 10 for Kadwkand w»rfe
llCalHCI JCalllC port* carrying guolinca nd eiploiiTet
Connecting at Seattle with steamers of the Alaska-I'aci lie Steamship Co. for
Southern California ports. Sailings every Monday anil Thursday. Through
Service and Dow Hates. Ilitchl reserved to change steamers and sullinc dates. *
S. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.!
General Agent Local Auent
Independent Laundry Go.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Telephone 66
Foot KeyHtone Ave
Roujfh Dry 10c lb.
IT'S IN THE BREWING
PILSENER STYLE
THE BEER THAT MADE VALDEZ FAMOUS
A Home Product for Home People
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Patronize HOME Industry and Keep Your
Money at HOME
VALDEZ BREWING AND MALTING CO.
4 SAILINGS MONTHLY 4
Via JUNEAU and KETCHIKAN
The Largest and Best Equipped Steamships in
the Alaskan Service, ALAMEDA and NORTH
WESTERN, leave every eight days, All the
Year 'Round for Cordova and Seattle via. In
side Passage.
TRAVEL AND SHIP VIA.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP GO.
VALDEZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
The Side Board
Day & Greenig [Proprietors]
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
For Housekeeping, Stooping and Offices. Rain
Reasonable
Panel Wait St. ARCHIBALD BLOCK