WORLD'S CRUSADE
AGAINST ANARCHY
Chicago Police Department
Sends Man to Europe to
Promote Plans.
Chicago, March 24—^Sergoant of Po
lice Welding started today for Europe
to inaugurate a world-wide crusade
against anarchy. He is sent by the
Chicago police department to visit
European capitals and other iarge
cities to confer with the police there
on concertod measures for the re
pression of schools of anarchy and
the listing of known anarchist work
era, who are to ho systematically
watched everywhere thoy travel.
BANDITS HOLD DP
MINE PAYMASTER
Reno, Nov., March 24—Three band
its robbed Paymaster Edward Hoff
man of the Coalition mine at Raw
hide of $17,000 wlueh ho was carrying
from town to the mine to pay off
the miners.
FISHERMEN AND
PACKERS AGREE
San Francisco, March 25—The fish
ermen and the Alaska packers reached
an agreement on prices for the sum
mer salmon catch today, and the fleet
will start north this week. The pack
ers concede tho demands of the fish
ermen on wages.
Fiahermon May Strike
San Francisco, March 24—Fishor
mon refuse to accept the reduction of
2 por cent in last year's prices for the
fish catch proposed by the Alaska
Packers' Association. Three thous
sand men who aro accustomed to fish
in Alaska salmon flshories every sum
mer have agreed not to go north un
less the proposed reduction* in pay is
withdrawn. If the fishermen strike
it will delay the start to Alaska and
may cripple tho industry for t he year.
LOVE SLATED FOR
FOURTH DIVISION
Washington, March 20—H. K. Lovo
of Juneau, whom Cale wants to sub
stitute for Marshal Shoup of tho First
judicial division of Alaska is said to
be tho president's choice for marshal
of tho new Fourth judicial division of
Alaska when it is created. It is un
derstood hero that Lovo will not con
tost Shoup's place.
CONGRESSMEN ATTACK
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Waahington, March 20—Fitzgerald
of Massachusetts on the floor of tho
lion bo today acoUHod President Roose
velt of ualng fedoral patron ago to aid
tho candidacy of Taft for tho presi
dential nomination. Harriott of
Now York followed with tho charge
that the prosklonfc haa exceeded hia
eonatitutlonal authority in hia dlrec
1
tranamit to congress a allowing of hia
authority for certain actions.
Nothing Doing Yet
The Cordova paper prln t« a atory to
the effect that tho Guggenhclms have
acquired a big coppor property near
that town, in which Bert Oarvoy of
Valdez owna a substantial hIIco. Mr
Carvoy la inclined to doubt tho auth
ent.loy of tho report, In view of the
fact that no coin of tho realm haa aa
yet twen transferred from the coffera
of the OuggnnheiniH to hia own joana.
Ho Bays thia little formality must bo
gone through with before hia intoroat
In tho olaima pa«H0H to others. It la a
moro matter of detail, hut tho pre
cedent* roqulro that thla proceeding
bo compiled with.
The Rkagway Alaakan haa dlaeov
orod that the word "Hkanway" does
not moan "big wind" or little wind
or, In fact, any wind at all. but tho
moaning of tho word, which la from
tho Indian language, la ''beautiful
maid."
DEAD BABY SENT
THROUGHJAILS
Denver Postmaster Finds
Infant's Body in Box Con
signed by Woman.
Denver, March 26—Tho post olllce
dorks horo today found in tho mails
the body of a doad infant in a box ad
dressed to Roy Carr, Roswell, Now
Mexico. Tho package was consigned
from Ida Carr, Woodstock, Illinois.
Inside the wrapping was a letter in
which tho consignee was instructed
not to Open tho box but to burn it as
soon as received. A slight odor from
the box led tho postmaster to open it
in the belief that some forbidden ar
ticle was contained in it.
PITTSBURG AGAIN
- SUFFERS FLOOD
Pittsburg, March 20—The lower
part of the city is flooded by a midden
riHo in the river. Many thousands of
men were compelled to quit work in
factories by the high water. The loss
will run up into the millions.
DOUGLASS WANTS
ON BRYAN TICKET!
Boston, Mass, March '24—Ex-Gov
ernor William L. Douglass of Massa
chusetts announced today.that ho
will be a candidate for the democrat
ic nomination for vice president on
the^tickot with Bryan. It is stated
that Douglass has boon widely urged
to tako the placo in the belief that ho
will add great strength to the ticket
in the east.
ANTI-WICKERSHAM
FACTION PLEASED
Fairbanks, March '24—Anti-Wiekor
sham men hero are greatly pleased at
tlio action of Judge Reid in allowing
the California saloon to reopen on the
representations in its bohalf by prom
inent mon. They assert that Judge
Wiekersham and Marshal Perry in
tended to keep the saloon closed un
til after the city olootion. The anti
Wiekersham people say they believe
they are going to get a square deal
from Judge Reid and thoy are anxi
ous for his arrival in Fairbanks.
At the republican primary May 14
a delegation was olocted which is
opposed to the Wiekorsham-Calo
Porry faction, over 400 votos being
cast. The dologates aro in favor of
Taft for president.
MINING MACHINERY
FOR THE WESTWARD
On board the uteamor Portland aro
throe Hoparate mining outfits, com
posed of ntamp mills and neceHHary
adjnnctH, destined for westward
pointH. One of these millH, operating
twenty stamps, Ih to be installed on a
free milling quartz property located 1
at Uyak, on Kodiak inland. Nat. Good
win, the famous comedian, is a large
owner in thin mine, having purceasod
his Interest tot fall. K. D.^Wesfcbrook
a well known mining man of tho
north, 1h manager of tho operating
company and is on board the Port
land. He in accompanied by a work
ing force of miners.
Tho property haw boon prospected
and justifies tho inHtailation of ma
chinery to pnt on a producing basis.
W. 8. Bartholf. K. H. Bartholf Md
B. 8. Bartholf, discoverers of rich
free milling quartz proportion on tho
Kenai penimmla, have a throe-stamp
mill and equipment, which thoy will
operate on one of tholr properties
near tho vlllago of Knik, on Cook in
let. Tho property wbh found lant.
soason, and the preHent plant in eon
sidorod only a prospootlng outfit. Tho
BarthoPs aro experienced mining
men, and desire to give tholr mine a
thorough tent before putting In more
extonslve mining machinery.
Coy fi Thoman are taking In a two
Htamp mill for a property they pur
chaHod from tho Barlholf brothers
Inst fall. It in loeatod near Knik.
Dr. if. o. 8ohalohon i« a pasHnugcr
on tho Portland, onrouto to Illamna,
where he goes to establish a govern
ment school for native children.
John F. Mel/osn, IT, 8. commis
sioner for tho Illiamna district, Ih a
westward hound passenger on the
steamer Portland.
STORM SWEEPS
THREE STATES
f *
Two Dead and Much Dam
in Louisiana, Alabama
and Mississippi.
Now Orleans, March 25—Two per
HOiiH wore killed today at Norwood,
Louisiana, in a tornado, twenty
'louses were wroeked and several por
*ons injured in Davis county, Missis
sippi, -and tlio town of Flomaton,
A. 1 aba ma was badly wrecked. Wires
iro down over a wide area embrac
ing part« of three states.
EVANGELIST GETS
BADLY MAULED
Utica, Nob., March 25—Hvangelist
Prank Miller attacked society women
n a sermon here and when oil his
ivay, to the depot he was assaulted by
jhe^ husbands of soveral of the women
md beaten ho badly that bo is not ex
pected to live.
H06GATT ARGUES
FOR HIGH LIGENSEi
j
Washington, March 2C>—Gov. Hog
;att in arguing for the Alaska liquor
)ill which proposes to mako all li
censes in the territory $1000 explained
that it was designed to restrict the
lale of liquor by retail to settled
towns and wipe out the makeshift
bars which follow railroad coiiHtrue
Lion. lie said these camp saloons are
ilways disreputable and sell villain
ous liquor.
MINERAL DEPOSITS
OF IIILIAMNA
Located about soventy-flvo miles
From Iliainna bay, and south of Lake
U'.arke, is a deposit, of mineral which
for extent and average values has few
peers in the realm of mineralogy.
The oro body in primarily a copper
mlphido, but associated in the mineral
tiuisH is antimony, gold and silver.
These by-products assist in making
iin average value far in excess of the
usual cholcopyrfte ores, and give
evidence of the permanency of the
ledge. It is well understood in the
mining world that where copper, gold
and silver occur together in ledge
matter, much more dependence may
bo placed in (he certinuity of the
lode than whore those elements ap
pear in separate form, with no as
Hociate mineral.
This property was located several
years ago by II. von Hardonbnrg, a
Herman count who loft, the father
land to sock fame and fortune in
Alaska, Harry Hicks, an old-timer
of the Cook inlet and lliamna sec
tion; Harry Nelson, and (1. F. Brooks,
formerly IT. H. commissioner of the
Cook Inlet district, sijico deceased.
Thomas ('ode later obtained an in
terest in t he claims, ('ode is a min
ing expert, and during tho winter
brought tho attention of mining men
affiliated with tho Tread well interests
to this remarkable occurrence in
nature, with the I'esult that thoy
havo bonded a majority Interest in
tho claims and will send an expert to
tho scone in a fow woek:«. If his ro
port is favorable the deal will be
closed and oxtenslvo development
work will begin, and a narrow tfaugo
railroad constructed to carry the oro
to tide water.
Othor well known coppOIr deposit*
in tho lliamna district aro tho Kntid
Hon, the Dutton and Millott claims.
A well informed mining man of that
dlstrlot says that all of thoso lodgos
will mako big mines, when the noees
sary work shall have been dono.
I'. J. Krussard, a merchant of Ka
taiia, Is on the Portland. Ho Is en
route to tho place "where tho sails
moot tho rails,M but owing to stormy
weather the steamer did not sflop
thero. Krussard is an old-timer in
Alaska, and was tho original locator
of one of the great minton now opera
tod by tho Tfeadwell company on
Douglas Island.
H. II. Alexander, general manager
of tho Alaska Coant Company, Is mak
ing the round trip on tho steamor
Portland.
CHINESE SORE
AT GOVERNMENT
Post Placards in Hongkong
Denouncing Surrender
of Tats^i Maru.
Hongkong, March 2 f» — Placards
wore posted over tho whole city to
day denouncing the Japanese as hum
bugs among Oriental nations and as
serting that the Chinese government
docs not love the people, who are
weeping over the disgrace involved
in the surrender of the Tatsu. Tho
boycott of Japaneso goods is growing.
CHINESE ROYCOTT
JAPANESE GOODS
Canton, March 21—Chinese people
all through this province are highly
indignant at tho surrender of the
Tatsu Maru to Japan by the Chinese
government and they are declaring a
general boycott on Japan goods as a
reprisal against the Mikado's govern
ment.
MORE DELEGATES
HANDED TO TAFT
Washington, March 20—Vermont
and New Mexico instructed their del
egates for Tuft today.
DUNNE DISMISSES
SCHMITZ CHARGES
San Francisco, March 21—.Judge
Dunne in the superior court today dis- :
missed the indictments against ICx- I
Mayor Schmitz, pursuant to the nil-1
ing of the supreme court holding some i
of them invalid. Dunne recommen
ded that the grand jury again con
sider the charges against Sehmitz and
try to return indictments against him j
that will st ick.
LITTLEFIELD RESIGNS
TO PRACTICE LAW
Itockland, Me., March 21—Congress-1
man Charles 10. Littlelleld of the See-j
ond Maine district resigned today to i
engage in the practice of law. lie
says ho cannot afford to stay in con
gress.
FIRE DEPARTMENT TO
BUY MORE APPARATUS
A 1000-hundred pound hell and in
dividual tiro alarm boxes will he ad
ded to the already excellent, equip
ment of the Valdez lire department.
This very necessary addition was de
cided upon at a meeting of the lire
department.. Tho hell will ho of loud
and sonorous tone, and may ho heard
for at loast two miles. Tho alarm
hoxes are to ho installed in promi
nent business places, at stated inter
vals.
Chief T. (1. Quinn expects to sail
for Seattle on t he steamer Yucutan,
and has been authorized to purchase
the now equipment.
Income Property For Bale
Offers will bo received by Mrs. Kato
While, Guardian of the Kstate of
Albert White, for all or any part of
Heal Property in Valdofc, Alaska,
owned by the Kstato of Albert. While,
at 2480 Union HI. Han Francisco,
'forma if nceossary.
Mrs. Kate White,
Guardian of the Hat a to of l
Albert Whito.
Notlcc to Credltora
tn the Unltod States Commissioner's
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Valde// Precinct, In Probate.
In the Matter of the Kttlate )
of
JnmcH W. Garrott, Deceased )
Notieo 1h hereby kIvoii that t.ho
undersigned, Hon O. flannam, was on
the flth day of March 1008 appointed
administrator of the oatato of .lames
W. Garrott, deceased, by order <>f
said court.
Notice Is further horebv given (hat
all persons having claims against
said estate aro required to present
their claims, with proper vouchers,
within six months from the date here
of to Hon O. Ifannam, administrator
of the estate of Jumim W. Garrett,
deceased, at Valdo/., Alaska, at his
homo therein.
Dated this 12th day of March 1008.
Hen O. Ifannam,
Administrator of tlio estate of James
W. Garrott.
Date of first, publication March 12,
1908.
Date of last publication April P,lttOH
FRED M. BROWN
A ITOKNKY AT-LAW
VaI.dkz, Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
Attokney-At-Law
Ollice
Court House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska liar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
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Seattle, Wash.
br. H. COCKERILLE
DEkTIST
Second Street
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Twelve Stories
of Solid
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Rates $1.00
up
Savoy Hotel, Seattle, '2ml Ave., Sonera St.:
12 stories: tiro proof; concrete, xteoj ami mar
I'll1: in tlie most fashionable shopping dis
trlet. Special large sample rooms for ilisplay:
Kuglish grill; 210 rooms, i:t'i baths; barber
Miop: library Most refined, model 11 liosterl.v
in Seattle. 'Ilusscs meet all trains and boats.
Rdinier = Ordnd Hotel
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Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wilson .t While Co., Props. ('has Perry, Mgr
Notice of Forfeiture
Value;, Alu-ka. IVbiunry 11, I.I •> j
To (Sahriel Asplaiwi:
You are hereby notified that there lia> hc» :i
expended in the year 1".K>7 in liiborandlm
tirovements niton the Allee placer group of SO
acres the sum of four hundred dollars (#100)
ami upon the Company Numbei Two group of
ItiO acres the smii of eight hundred dollars
(|S00); both of said groups of claims being sit
uated ni>on the middle fork of the Chestoche
na river in chesna minium district,Territory
of Alaska, the saiil sum* being the amount re'
otlircd by the laws of foiled Stales governing
the location and holding of mining claims,
necessary to hold said groups of claims afore
said for the following calendar year, to wit;
t lie year I'.HIM; the said work having huen per
formed by your former eo partner in stiid
claims, W. A. »• i I key; and tnat the said W. A.
(iilkey has since sold and transferred to the I
undcr-igned, Win. A. Schrocder, Jesse It. Car
ver and James Carrett. all his right, title and
interest in and to said claims.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion o( the puhlicntion of this notice,
towi t; wit hill ninety days af tcr the I lib day of
May I'.his, yon contribute your proportion of
such annual assessment work, to wit; the stun
of one hundred <lollars ($ 100) for the said Alico
group of elaiuis, and one hundred dollars
(#100) for the said Com tinny Number Two group j
of claims, your in'.ere>t in said claims and all |
of them, will be forfeited to and become the
property of your present co-owners,aforesaid.
Win. A. Schrocder
Jesse 15. Carver
James Carrett
Summons For Publication
IN TUK ITNITKI) HTATB8 IHHTKICT COl'RT
I'OK TUB TBRRITORY OF A I. ASK A.
THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
Russell Hates, I'luliitiff, »
Versus >
Rliziiheth J. Hates, Defendant, >
To Bllxnbclli J. Bates, tlie above-named de
fendant :
Vou «rc hereby required In np|>enr in the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Jtullelitl Division, at Valdcz, within
thirty days after the completion of the )>nt>li
cation of this summons, towit, within thirty
ilitys after the lltii day of April UX*k, and an
swer tii<* complaint of the plaintiff llie<l in this
net ion, or judgment will he taken against yon
in ilefiinit of such answer in accordance with
the prayer of tho plaintiff in his said com
plaint.
This action is brought against you, the said
defendnnt, by the plaintiff, to obtain a de
cree of divorce dissolving the inarrinKC rela
tions heretofore existing between you and
said plaintiff.
An order for puhliciitioii of sum tit oil" in t It i <
action was made by Hon. Silas H. Held, judge
of said couit, in open court on (he 7tit day of
January l'.KW.
Witness the Ifonornble SIIik II. Held, fudge
of said court, tills 7th day <»f January Hhih, and
of I he Independence of the (hi I ted .States the
one hundred and thirty-second,
Bd ward J. 8tler.
Clerk cf the District Court for
flic Territory of Alaska, Third
Division.
Ily B. A. Henderson,
Deputy clerk
l»nte of first Publication February 27, Hk>m.
hate of last, Publication April if, I'kik
81'MMONH KOH I'UHMOATION.
In I In* 1'nltod Hlntex DIMrlct Court for the
Territory of Alnxkti, Third .ludlelnl IMvImIoii.
liOltoy V. Itny, i'lnlntlff, i
* v» [
(lertrude II. liny, Defendant. >
The I'renldent of (lie (T111 (o«l Htnte* of Auicrlcn,
(IreetliiK:
To the nbovc-named defendant:
You arc hereby required to appear In the
DlMrict Conrl for llio Territory of Alaska,
Third Divlaiuii. "I VftlilC*, wtfhln thirty day*
after the com plot lou of (he publication of thin
summon*; towit. within thlriy day* after the
iKltli day of March 100ft, »ud answer the coin
|>1 itiiit of the plfltntlff filed III mild iicllun, or
judgment will tie taken against you in default
of mirh answer In accordnoce Willi the prayer
of plaintiff In his mid eouudalut.
The said tellon In brought against you, the
said defendant, by the plaintiff to oMnlu n
decree of divorce dissolving I he marriage rela
llon heretofore and now existing between you
and said plaintiff.
An drder for pulAlcatlon Of summons In this
action wan innde by the Hon. Silas II. held,
Judge of said court. In open court on the nth
dny of February, i!sw.
Witness tho Honorable Hilns II. Held, Judge
of said Court, this 11 ilt day of February Hum,
and of the Independence of the United States
the one hnndred and thirty second.
Kdward j. Hiler,
Clerk of the District Court. for the lerrl
tory of Alaska, Third i>lvinlon.
Hy K. A. llcmWson,
Deputy Clerk.
Klrst publication, February IH, IWW,
l/n*t publication, March w, iwn.
Wo ran furnish mont. skillful Japan
ese holp. Cloaio writo or call. V. O.
1JOX 332. Old Japanese cabin, next
door to Mr. Ilazoiet'H offlco.
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Everything Kirst Class
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Ship Direct to Cs. Write for Price 1.1st
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Mining -
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
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Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
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European 1'lim, Kcmoilcllcil and Newly Fur
nished. Telephones In Km-11 Kooin. IJ.H. P. <>.
in liuUiliiiK. Hot iinil Colli \Vtiter. Kates file
1st avi: it r.MVKitsiTY sr. Seattle
If you desire write or ship to
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1-107 Lanolky St., Victoria. R. C.
I'nited States of America, Culled Slates Die
tri<*( Court, of Alaska, Third I>iv 1m
Ion, I'aelfle < ourl l»lstrift.
John 'I'. Itlcc, 1
I'Ihimirr i
vs.
Mil M. F, llesand Alaska J
Water, Light and Tele- [
phone Company,
Defendants J
The President of the I'nited Stale?of America,
greeting:
To the above-named defendant. I<ln M. F.
lies:
Yon arc hereby required to appi'iir in tli<>
United States I>i^IrIc-1 Court, in mul for the
District of Aln«kn, Third Division, \vi111i11
thirty days after the day of service of this
summon* ii|ioii you, and answer the t-oin|>lh1111
of the above named plaintiff, a copy of which
com pin i ii t In herewith delivered to you; and
utiles* yon so appear and answer, the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for I lie relief demanded
III sail! complaint. Thin ilelloll In brought to
delerniine (lie title and light to possesion of
the waters ot Solomon gulch, at the Kails
thereof, o*i Vnldez hay, Alaska, and damage*
In the sum of $f>,<X><i for the wrongful diversion
thereof. The order for pnld lent Ion of this
stimmotis Is dated February I. 1(x<8, and vou
are reunircd to answer the complaint within
sixty (lays after Hits summons has heeii pub
lished six successive week*.
Witness, tin- Moil. James Wiekers'iain. Judge
of said Court, thi*:tnih day of |ie"emher, 111 the
year of our l«ord on.* thousand nine hundred
and seven, and of mir Independence tllfl OflO
hundred and second.
Kdward .1. Htler.
Clerk.
(.Seal) lly K. A. Henderson,
Deputy Clerk.
John A. Car-oii and F, M. drown.
Attorney* for I'laiullff.
First publication, Fell. 13, l!*w
Last pnhlieatlon, March 2ti, lona.
Ordinance No. 50.
An orriliinnuucreatltiK (ho onto of Knfflnoor
of I ho Fife Department of Valdo*, IIxIiik hi*
«al«ry ami defining IiI« dutlex.
Ho II ordained hylho Common('mined I of tlic
Town of Vnldex, Alaska:
Mc*«*. I. Tho oflleo of engineer of (ho Fire
Department of Vnldex In hcrcliyofnlfrt,
800. 2. Vomo tillable per*on holding a
ntnttnnnry engineer'* lleome, hIikII ho appoint
ed iiy the Council to unit) ofnec, and *hall hoht
III* oflleo for Miu term of 0110 year; hut nmjr ho
removed «l any lime nt tho pleasure of tho
Council.
Hoc. A III* salary *hnll t«olllfi0] 0110 hun
dred and llfly dollar*. tier month
Hee. I II shall ho In* duly to remain at the
HrC lioum nt nil time*, keen lire* and look
nftcr tho IIro engine* nml nil (lrc apparatus,
cart* nml how, nn<l keep same In n fit and
proper manner for Immediate use, nml shall
perform nil such other duties a* ho mnjr t*
directed to hy tho Chief of the Vnldex Flr«
Department,
8ee. ft. Till* Ordinance shall take effeot
and ho In force, from nml nfter It* pannage,
approval an<1 publication
Approved March2, WOR.
Attest: T, O. Qt'lKW, Mayor.
(Hkai.1
W. If. C'rary, Town Clork.