Telegraphic Nevs
Innoko Has Weekly Paper
lunoko, t-be mwr mining «listriet in
tho interior, has a weekly paper, the
lirst edition of which eame from the
press July 10. The publication has
four pages, four columns to the page,
presents a good typographical ap
pearance, and is newsy. It is pub
lished by Arbuekle ami Ward. Fair
banks newspaper men of experience
and is called the Innoko Miner.
Ward is one of the men who started
the Fairbanks Times.
President Acta As Interpreter
Oyster Bay, Sept. 18 —President
Roosevelt acted as an interpreter at
the reception given yesterday by the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt. The
leader of the CSerman Saengerbund
delivered an address in his native
tongue and the president translated
it into English for the benefit of those
who do not understand Herman. Tin*
reception was attended by a hip
crowd.
Squall Damages Airship
Berlin, Kept. IV—The Parsi val air
ship was this morning so badl\ in
jured in a squall as to make il impos
sible for it to take part in the race be
tween here and Debritz. Kmperor
William was present as a spectator «»f
the race. The I'arsevai craft arose
with the others but was finvrd to
come down again by the injuries re
ceived.
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Airship Beats Kxpress Train
Berlin, Sept.. 17—The Parse va I air
ship yesterday afternoon made a
flight of eleven hours duration. On
ita homeward course tin- airship out
travele<l an express train going in the
same direction. The airship traveled
at an elevation of about 1,500 feet and
the race between it and tlie train was
witnessed by hundreds of persons'
.Twelve Die From Cholera
Manila, Sept. is—There have been
twelve deaths from cholera within
the few days just passed, and in the
city there is at present a total of
thirty-one cases. The health bureau
has added 100 inspectors to II.e force
already employed.
Cholera Outbreak Subsides
Manila, Sept. 17—The ehol» ra < ut
break that threatened to become
serious in Luzon has given wav be
fore tho oflorin of the in di ». I -I.
pUi'iiliCUl llit dise;i->. i- pi*.\ •
ly eliminated from the island.
Cholera Rages In Russia
St. Petersburg, Sept. 17—Cholera i>
raging in St. Petersburg and despite
the efforts made by the medical de
partment upon discovery of the lirst
case tho disease is developing at such
rate that today there are 210 eases.
There has been sixty deathi.
Tnft Plans Speaking Tours
Cincinnati. Sept.. 17—Presidential
Candidate Taft lias arranged to make
three speaking tours during the cam
paign. The first will include Wis
consin, Minnesota, the Dakotas,
Iowa, Nebraska, (lolorfedo and Mis
souri. Mr. Taft will start on this
tour Heptemher'aS,
Mrs. Dunpmur Sues Her Son
Victoria, B. O., Sept. ltt~Lieuten
ant Governor Dunsinur was toda,\
made defendant in a legal action
brought by hia motlTor, cine of the
heirs to the famofis Dunftnur eHtate.
Mrs. Dunsmur asserts tlihl when
the estate was sold for final distrihu
tion her share was retained b\ her
son.
Debs Roasted at Own Meeting
Hoattle, Sept. 17—Olo Johnson. a
local member of the socialist labor
'isny,' captured a Debs overflow meet
ing here last night ami delivered a
scathing roast of Wugene Dobs and
the hitter's party. Debs in in tin
state In bohujf <»f bis campaign to be
elected prowiUei^i on the socialist par*
ty ticket. f *
John
dead
an attack of heart
Hfojtlcy wiih the fonn
uer ot inn r*i»ri " American 'tradlng
and Transportation Company. lie
was 71 yetfrs 6W wt. the time of his
death, f _ | '.4 f
Murphy I,et8 Up On McCarrcn
Rochester, N. Y.f Sept. 17 Moss
Murphy of Tammany ban
word thnt tho interests of
in the democratic party of
he has decided to call off
aftairiist Rod* McCarren of Brookl
Kent out
harmony
the slate
hln fight
Mrs. Roosevelt
Entertains
Theo
at a
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Acquitted Congreflsmnn Weeps '
l-'ivmonl, Ohio, Sept, 19—('oiiffrosH
man Laniu|{ of Norwalk, who hair
been on trial on charge of (>mbor./.lo<j
incut, broke down in court this morn
ing when tin- Jury brought in u ver
dict of acquittal. So soon jis he reui
l!zed the good news the man who for
so long has been In the shadow of
the penitentiary gave way to his
feelings and wept unrestrainedly.
Bcveridge Dogs Bryan's Steps
New York, Sept. 21—Senator Bev
eridge lias been selected by the re
publican camp lign managers to fol
low hot noon the trail of Mr. Bryan
and by spellbinding to try and undo
the good accomplished by the vpeech
c.- made by the Peerless Oue. Bever
I idgc will be on the job from one coast
I to the other and plans to be in each
U>wn visited by Hryan on the night
I after the democratic candidate speaks.
Bryan 1.; Given An Ovation
New York, Sept. *J1—One o( the
, largest enwds to attend a political
meeting i:i this «• it\" turned out Satur
day nigh' to hear WUiianm Jen
nings l.rvan, candidate for president
on th<* democratic lickot, Carnegie
llall. where the meeting was held,
was erou«1> d and lli<*r<* were 10,000
peistui- who were unable.to get in
side. .Mr. l>r\ an ilevoted his speech
to a review "I ri-pubiican politics and
the danger o, their tendencies.
Ivskiinos A live For The Pair
Seattle. Sept. -.'I ()n (he steamship
Olympia, in from Nome,
loiiini* thirty-four KskltnYW who will
rerun in hero until after the close of
the A I«isU;i • Yukon-Pacific Imposition.
Tin1 K-kiinos are l.» he <>n exhibi
tion ami will he organized into a
"village."
Havana Flas Yellow Fever Case
Havana, Sep:. I!» One ease of \«-l
low lever was discovered in this city
last, ni^lil and t«.du\ the authorities
are taltinj* »etive. steps toward sup
pressing ;ni epideiuie ot the dreaded
disease.
Politics Affects Market
.New York. Sip'. 21 -The market
is very weal; toda. there heinj1 a
notable recession in trading*. The
condition i-j at i ri'".i!ed tuthe politi
cal situat i<'ii.
Tabriz Situation Is Had
Tabriz, Sep'.. The political situ
ation in tliincit.i i< \ery serious ; nd
hostilities are < \peetcd to hc^in at
any hour. Tie- sudan's foreci *>r
» lii'e.ti i-iiinu ,. • l. iii I . |i i l.i cil \ .
I,iglit-9hips Start for Pacific
New York, Sept. 2~ Six liyht-ships
siaitcd tiiis iiioruin^ on a voyage
around the Horn t > the Pacific coast
where t In* \ will he placed on diitx at
various points of danger.
Government Awards Rig Contract
San Francisco, Sept. 17—Tin* San
Franeiseo ISridge <'<> 111]>;111\ has by
lIn* governmenl been awarded the
eontrael toe > nsl met transport docks
and .\harves at Fort Mason. The
eont raft lignre i>s SI .flfiO.OOO.
Fortune Smiles On Ivd Reed
I'M. Reed, owner of coj»|>er pro
perty down lhe xinial, is congratulat
ing liinisi-li upon the visitation of for
11111)' in tin shape of a sea otter. Mr.
Reed. tin other day, was strolling
along the heaeh in front of his cahin
when hi- attention was attracted by
a lloatin;; obj.-ei ..f unusual appear
anee. This ohjeel turned out to be
therareass of :: sea otter and Mr.
U.-ed very promptly removed the
pelt. The pell has 111 I been appraised
as yet, hul a- a very poor sea otter
skin hriuirti S!(iu in (he market, Mr.
I!- <1 is building Iiojms of a small
l<.»i e in .i t he r< j.iill oi hi* Ibid.
Obscure Great Men
:\ t wo-line dispatch from Pittsburg
recently announced the death of
< hwge F. Larimer, lie was sdvonty
t hree years of age.
Not one man in a hundred thousand
(■who read the item know anything
about this wonderful personage. Not
of a great robust frame, hampered
bv many spells oi illness, nevertheless
be ever worked, planned and con
quered dilllculties.
Mr. Larimer wan the Inventor of the
I Wesliiighouso air-brake. • He was
i poor In pnrw when ho made thin
| wonderful discovery. Financed by
Mr. Wcstingliouno, thu brake look
bin n.". mo. t . ■*
lis application to cars has saved
thousands of lives and has given an
impetus to both freight and passen
ger mtvIco unparalleled in the history
oj\0otnmeloe,
'• The InveiiUr died almost unknown.
Hp (lid (he iridti who tint made the
reaper and I he harvester: likewise the
poor, old litdi.'iiiiHli who showed
deorgo M. Pullman how to make the
slee ping cars, and Ibnt otber Ingeni
ous Westerner who demonstrated to
Philip I). Armonr that refrigerated
meal 4 nould he kept iffilellnltolff—ICx
ohsnge. ' * * *
If you want an A1 l>o smoke, then
tl*y the Tf-avcler cigar nt. Red Cross
Drug Co.
VAIDEZ GREEK MEN
FEEL SATISFIED
' >■. .. ■
Satisfied with the result of their
season's labors and confident of th
future prosj>ects for the district, Wil
liam Grogg, and Clark Duff arrived
last night from Valder Creek. Duff
haw been operating independently
and Grogg, who Ik one of the origi
nal discovers of the district is inter
ested iu what is known as the Din
eovery Boys claim, the other owners
of which urc Pete Monohan, Jack
Clnrkson, Jim Smith and John John
son.
Monohan has heen working on what
is known as Tammany bench and
has done very well, his claim being
the best producer of the district. He
is coming out by the way of the
Susitna river and will arrive in Val
dcz shortly. Jim Smith is to remain
in the district all winter, looking
after Monohan's interests.
Dan S. Kaln, who has a big
hydraulic proposition in the district
is 011 his way out over the trail and
should be in Valdez within a few
days.
The men who came out last night
made some money this year and have
demonstrated to their satisfaction
that there is a groat future ahead for
the district. In most cases the pay
dirt is deep and this condition has
mitigated against any very big clean
ups but it is believed that next year
will see line results attendant upon
tin- efforts of the miners.
WRIGHT ESTABLISHES
AEROPLANE RECORD
L<-ni;ms, France, Sept. 22—Wilbur
Wright, tin' American aeronaut and
acr.iphtm- builder, here, yesterday
afternoon established the world's
record for an aeroplane lli^ht. The
ntaeliine was in the air for one hour,
thirty-one ininntes and twenty-live
seconds and in that time covered
sixty-six and six tenths kilometers,
or about fifty-two American miles.
The aeroplane hehaved perfectly
and the flight could have been con
tinued for many hours as tlx1 essence
tank contained an abundance of fuel
when darkness finally made descent
advisable. The performance has crea
ted a furor in France.
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Ail.I liiitl>. TloS No. -'77
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I'll t I'KKSIIiKN'l or T 't: I'N'ITKI' STATK.s OK
AMKKI('\, GIlKKTINUs : To TlIK AttOVK NaMKIi
IiKITNUANT.
Yoti arc hereby required in appear in iIn*
l>i-iriel Colin lor llie Territory of Alaska,
Ttitr<l Judicial hivlsion, hi Valdcz wiiliiti
thirlv (.'•<)) da v* tiftor tin- completion of the
publication of ilii- summons: to-wlt, within
tlilrlx (:<") days after the *>tii day of November
lf**H and answer tlie complaint of ttie pinintiff
liIcil ill mi 1*1 action, or judgment will be taken
iiKHilist you in default of such answer in ho
rortlitnee with the prayer of |>Ihi111iff in Ills
siihl complaint.
'I'liis said action is brought against yon, Un
said defendant, hy the plaintiff to obtain n
decree of illvoree dlsaolvltig the marriage
ri'lation heretofore ami now existing between
you ami said plaintiff.
An order for publication of tmuiiiioiiH In this
action was made by the Honorable Silas II.
Relit, judge of said Court on the '21st day of
September 1!)0«.
Witness the Honorable Silas II. Relil Judge of
said court this '21st day of September I'.nx and
of the Inilfpemlance of the United States the
one humlred and thirty third
(ska i.J
t». A. Wf.I.I.s,
clerk of the District Cour,,
Territory of Alaska, Third
I >i v i»loti.
Ity -foilli II. Ilurtoii,
Deputy Clerk.
Kiist publication September '24. 190X
I,ast publication November "i, mux.
IN Til K IHHTRKT COIJKT KOIt THK TKRRI
T.)KY OK ALASKA. T111 HI > HI
VISION.
John Miller, I'hilntlfr. )
vs
} Mil lit III«>11«
A<1 >iin Swhii nnil
II. I>. Ite> Holds licfondants. J
The President of I lie In tied States, < • reeling:
To (ilP above nauicd defendant*:
Yon nre hereby rcunlred to anpear in ilie
i District Court lor tfie Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, hi ValdeZ, within thirty days
I Hfler the service of this summon* upon yon,
and aniwcr the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, h copy of which said fOlli|>1 til 111 l<
herewith delivered to yon; and unless you *o
appear mid answer the plnlutlff will njitdy to
1 ihet'nnrt for the relief demanded In snlifcoin*
{nhiltit; the said action Is brought to obtain
; Inilgment against the defendant Adam Swnn,
I (or the sum of fllot<i:i and interest thereon
! front Octolier 13th. 1WVV at the rate of twelve
per eenf. per atmnin, upon a certain promts,
sory note described In snid complaint, made
by mid Adam Swan. In favor of this plaintiff,
and to foreclose a certain mortgage made, ex
ecuted and delivered bv said Adam Swan to
this plaintiff, upon certain real property des
cribed In said mortgage, to wit: lot No- 12 In
block No 7 In the Town of Vnldex, Alaska, as
per the official plat and surrey of said Town:
also n lot on what Is known as the Reser
vation, with fifty feet Iront on the extension
of McKlnley itroet, ami running back to tlio
alley In the rear ot sahl lot; the southeast
corner of said lot being "o fret west of the lot
owned by the Tlllleum Club and between the
lots owned by Mrs. .las. Klsh slid llcllseher.
(The «ald "He«ervatlon" tract adjoining the
said Town of Va'.der,,) which said mortgage
was given to secure the pavment of said note,
and to foreclose any equity Of right to the
• aid projierty which the said defendant If l».
Reynold* may have or claim In an<1 to said
property or any part thereof as purchaser from
the sain defendant Adam Hwaji or otherwise,
an<1 for ten per eent upon the amount found to
tie due upon said promlaaory note and for
costs and disbursements In said action.
The dale of the order for the publication of
thlssiimmons Is September 22 nd, 1WW, and this
publication la to l»e made each week for six
mccetstve week* In the Valdeii Weekly I'roa
tteclor. a weekly newspaper minted and pub
lished In said Town of valdez, Alaska, And
the sahl defendant, II. It Reynolds, 1* repaired
to appear and atuwer a* above set out within
thirty day* from the day of the first publica
tion of tliU summons, to wit: within thirty
day* from and after the 6th. day of Noveml*«r,
wnk,
Wltnoss the Honorable Slla« II Held, .fudge
ol said Court, thI* 24nd day of September,
in thevear of our I-ord one thousand nine
hundriwl find eight and of onr Independ
ence the one hundred and Ihlrty third
(SR*I.)
0. A. Wr.LM, Clerk
JUy .lohn II. Burton Deputy Clerk
We are
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
General Merchandise
and Carry the LARGEST STOCK In
Southern Alaska
Having been established since 1900 our experience
gathered in eight years has enabled us to gauge the
requirements of this country accurately and our stock
is selected with this end in view. The Miner
and Prospector will find in our store everything
he may require for his need. We carry:
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Drill Steel,
Dynamite, Fuse, Caps, and Gasoline, Hay and Oats, Mens,
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Underwear, Blankets, Comfortables.
aiul a j-vreat variety •>! all elasncH of merchandise too numerous to mention.
We also do irijrn I accept deposits
a general lFU9ll|Caa make loans
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J»uy and Sell Exchange and Gold Dust.
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It's Two Points Worth Knowiny
Watsonvillc and Pajaro Valley
Would you acccpt a steady
annual income of $5,000 to
$10,000. You can have it with
less effort in the Pajaro Valley
than any other place on earth.
This section of California
produces apples that net $100
to $300 an acre; strawberries
will bring $500. The Valley
grows apricots, cherries, Log
anberries, sugar beets, enor
mous crops of hay, etc. There's,
plenty of land for everybody
and you can always sell all
you grow.
Send for booklet,
AfhlrcM,
Hror<»tnr v of
Chamber of Commerce,
Watsonville, Ca1.
KitHtorn nowumporn and I rotlO ]
jonrnalH report that biiHlnoaft l«« lm-1
proving throughout tho MuIch.
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Either The Daily or Weekly Sent to Tlie
States Will Be a I/etter Sent Home.
Daily. $1.00 per. Month III Advance.
Weekly, $8.00 per. Yenr In Advance.
Itinoko
Innoko, tho aupply coiitor of (ho
Innoko diatrlet, in Hltuatod at tho
Junction of tho Itmoko and Dltna rlv
erw, nbont two hundred and fifty mile*
above tho Indian village Dliikakot.
It can at. all tlmoH ho washed hy
Htoatnorfl of light draft, and during
! Iho UHiial mI ago of water most any
hoRH on tho Yukon river could eatdly
roach HiIh point.
Tho alto Im Ideal for a largo city It
in it largo level tract, on a high out
hank, well drained, and Ih heavily
timbered with aprticn and birch.
Hy tho winter trail fnnoko Ih only
Hfty niiloH front the diggings and tho
trail Iwh very oaay grade*.
Tho city Ih hloHHod with flno drink
ing water and good drainage, Inflnr
ing tho health of tho Inhabitants.
In appoaranon Innoko roHombloH
Fairbanks* aw the river In front <>f the
city inaken a long bend which hringM
| tho wholo of First avonno into view
i from Hny point, on tho atroot.
Tho flr«t. observation of nil visitor*
j to our olty, is that tho locator* of Iho
| townaite certainly showed good Judgo
i mont and wisely selected tho Neat and
I most l>onotifnl point on tho river for
' Iho location of fnnoko- Hie crnt"i «y^^*
the Inland Kmpire. Innoko
Copper lw mM)1 wobbling Iwtwc
and 14 cent*.