Telegraphic llm
Salmon Meu Start North
Seattle, Feb. '28—Many 111011 en
gaged In the salmon industry wailed
(or Southeastern Alaska on the
steamer Cottago city last night to
prepare for the seasons work.
Parliament Get« Ivxclted
London, Feb. 28—Parliament is
aroused over the Macedonian crisis
and the prospect of war between Tur
key and Russia over the boundary
dispute.
Ohio Adopta Local Option
Columbus, Feb. 28—The Ohio legis
lature* today passed tho local option
bill,
Douuih Members iu Palace
St. Petersburg, Feb. 28—Tho czar
today invited several meml>«»rs of the
douma to the iin|x-riftl palace for the
llrst time. Legislative projects were
discussed,
Hughes IyOHCH Race Track Fight
Albany, Feb. '28—Gov. Hughes is
defeated in his effort to abolish pool
sellinx at the race tracks. The legis
lature will not pas* the legislation he
recommends on the subject.
Roosevelt Carrlcu Chip on Shoulder
Washington, Feb. 28 — President
KooseVelt declared in an address last
ui^l't that he will continue his light,
against rotteuess and corruption as
long a* he in in ofllee.
Meeting Breaks Up in Row
Vancouver, It. Feb. 28—A Jap
uiioso exclusion meeting broke up In a
row lust uij<ht. The debate was very
warm and the meeting adjourned
without taking action. Another
meeting will be held by the exclu
sion element. t<» adopt resolutions
ugfiinst the admission of an\ Asiatics
into British Columbia.
Wills Teeth to Dentist
W'ullu Will la, Wush., Feb. 2^—Joliu
Wade commit t«-ri suicide today ri11-«• r
writing ii will in which he bequtnited
his teeth to u dentist.
Marine Strike Ruds
Heat tie, Feb. 29—The strike ol the
marine engineer* ended yesterday
iuid a !>Ik licet «»f steamers which
have been tied up along the wound 1h
anchored In the harbor, awaiting
orders.
Juneau Will Produce Mure Gold
Seattle, Feb. 29-0. L. ilobart, col
lector Of customs l« r the district ot
Alaska, ways tho Juneau golri mint s
will increase their output, this year.
l,utnbetmen Get Together
Tacoma, Fob. 20— Lumbermen from
all over the northwestern states are
in the city for the meeting ot the
northwestern association. The aban
donment of the 40-eent rate by the
railroads will be marie tho occasion
wf an effort to have the rate restored.
Great Gnn.s For Fort Casey
Washington, Feb. 20—Fort Casey,
on I'uget wound, may be snipped
with two 12-Inch guns.
WhoopH Bxponltion Aid $50,000
Washington, Feb. 29—The riiouae
committee on expositions ay,iv<*d to
day to add tf.">0.0o0 to the appropria
tion of $700,000 already voted by the
senate for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacifle
exj>ositlon.
Fail to Keeover Sealskins
Victoria, It. ()., Feb. 29—Sailors of
tlie schooner Ella (J., which was
wrecked on the Harhary islands and
sunk, eame liere toriav after several
days' Ineffectual effort to recover the
12 sea'.skins on the vessel.
Indian Heiiatorn Wrangle
Washington, Fob. 21* ---Senator Cur
li* of Kansas hihI Owen of Oklahoma,
both of Indian blood, had an exoltlng
and dramatic argument in the senate
yesterday afternoon on tin* Indian
question.
Sentence Seven TerrorlatH
Ht. Petersburg, Feb. 2.'»—Seven ter
rorists, two «»f thom women, wero
sentenced to death today and the
MCntonee will be carried out Immedi
ately.
Complying With Nine Hour I<nw
Washington, March 2—American
ialbonds are taking on many thous
and* of additional operating em
ployes to comply with the nine-hour
day l«w.
SwIhb Avalanche KUIh Thirteen
Home, Switzerland, March 2 - Thir
teen wen* killed and fifteen Injured
by an avalanche which, covered a
hotel yenterday.
Persian Hhab Itscnpea Bomb
Toborati, Mnrcb A bomb was
thrown ut the shah today but he was
unhurt although several other per
son* wero Injured.
Bomb Faila to Hxplode
lluono* Ayres, March 2—A komb
thrown at President Aleort-a today
fallen! to explode. The thrower wa<»
•rrestod.
Kill* Wife otid Hltnaelf
Florissant, Colo., Marob %- Kdward
Prloe, an englneor, shot and killod
bin wife today, then sot Are to hia 1
bouse and shot and killed himself. '
He la supposed to hare been Insane. !
Baby Left Alone nnd Cremated
Taooma, March 2~Mn*. Hogu* loft,
her baby tiod iu a high chair while
she weut ou an errand. The child's
clothtvj caught fire in «orne unknown
way and it wa« cremated.
More Pay for Enlisted Men
Washington, March 2—The house'
voted today to restore the provisi0111
in the army appropriation bill in
creasing the pay of enlisted men, |
which was stricken out in the senate.
Hot Time in Old Town
Seattle, March 2—A hot campaign
closes tomorrow with the city elec
tion and a close contest is on for
mayor between John P. Miller, re
publican, and .William 11. Moore, city
party. The latter is the present in
cumbent.
Sleet Damages Telegraph Lines
Chicago, March )i~Sleet played
havoc with telegraph wires in this
city yesterday, destroying commuul
cation In many directions.
Tatupa Has $600,000 Fire
Tampa, Fla. March 2—The northern
part of this city was laid in ashes
yesterday. The loss is y&lO.OGO. One
man was killed.
Depew May Open Exposition
Washington, March 2—Senator I)e
pew was invit*<d to-day to make the
j opening address of the Alaska-Yukon
Pacific exposition In lltiw. Senator
| Depew was active iu gvt'ing the ap
propriation through the senate.
Moroccans Defeat French
I'aris, March '2—In a battle \ester
day Moroccan troops inflicted heavy
losses 011 the French arm\ .
Release Japanese Vessel
Pekln. March 2 — Th»* «'hlnese
government today release*! ti< Japa
nese vessel which was sei/«-«l vvit.ii a
cargo of ritles for Phineusc revolu
tionists.
lvvans May He Vice Admiral
Washington, March 2--Congress is
expeclad to surprise Admiral Evans
with a commission as vice admiral <>(
the American navy whoa h? ai.-ivc-i
in San Francisco with the battleship
i licet.
Attell WiiiH From Kelly
Han Francisco, March 2—AImi Attell
1 won from Kelly in the seventh
round.
Many Men Waiting
Seat lie, March 2—Several hundred
! workingmen are waiting 'to go t'> the
| Tanana to work tor t-he mining opera
I tors and will he scut north as fast as
I transportation can he arranged.
Moie Money for Alaska Insane
Washington, March 2—The senate
i today passed the house bill uppro
i prlatlng an increased huiu for thecare
I oi Alaska insane.
Appropriations This Week
I Washington, March 2—Approprla
tion bills will be the chief work of
I congress this week.
Torpedo Boats Behind Fleet
C'allao, March 2—The American tor
pedo boat flotilla arrived here today
and will sail north Immediately, fol
lowing the battleship fleet.
Blizzard Sweeps British Isles
London, March 3—A blizzard is
sweeping the British Isles today.
Train service is blockaded and many
i telegraph lines down.
IJig Mexican Batik Looted
; Chihuahua, March 3—The Banco du
j Mlnero, owned by Ambassador Cree
1 Mexican diplomatic representative to
: the l'nited States, was burglarized
last night and nearly $.'100,000 in notes
I taken. The Mexican bonier is guar
ded to prevent the thieves escaping
| that way.
Japaneae Moving To India
Tokio, March 3—Japanese emigra
tion Im now turning toward India
i since the government interdict upon
further emigration to America.
Denlca Florida Peonage
Washington, March 3— Representa
tive Clark of Florida on the (loor of
the iiotine today denounced an false
the charge that alavery or peonage
exists in I in Htate.
Atnundacti Planning Pilar Trip
Halt Lake City, March 3—0apt.
Koald Amundsen i* planning another
polar trip, lie In now in thin city and
states that he 0X]>ectH to s|>end five
yearn drifting from the Pacific to the
Atlantic, exploring polar waters.
Dynamite Kllla Four
H|xikane, March 3—Two railroad
men wore killed ami two more will
die as the result of a prematura dyna
mite explosion this morning.
Wclcomca Union Pacific
Heattie, March 3—Tim city council
last night adopted the Union Pacific
franeises arranging terms and conoea
alona for the entrance of that road
Into the city.
Peralan Bomb Kill* Ywo
Tohoran, March 3~ Another bomb
thrown at the shah today killed two
other person* The ahah wa# nn«
harm*!.
Seven Terroriata flanged
Bfc. Peter»bnrg, March fc-B*ven
terrorist* were hanged today Two
were women.
Horseman Has Hydrophobia
Chicago, March 3—John Splat), i
ttifc noted owner of trotting horses, j
is taking treat ment for hydrophobia.
Will Not 8tretch law
Washington, March 3—Tho Inter
state commerce cominlusiou refuses
to stretch any of the limitations of the
nine-hour day law ho as to permit
overtime work by railroad employes
except aw plainly provided by the
statute itself.
Officer Kills Father of Truant
Santa Clara, Cal., March 3—Truant
Officer Shatter shot and killed John
Ivancovitcli, a promlnont citizen, in
a quarrel over the latter'# son today
because the boy had been absent
from school.
Mexicans Hold Walker in Jail
San Diego, Cal., March3—Walker,
tho absconding Conneticut banker,
who was arrested in Lower
California, is held there by the
Mexican officials in Jail. They refuse
for the present to reloase him al
though extradition has boon arranged
for.
Nearly Wrecked At Flattery
Seattle, March 3—The French bark
Negrier arrived safely in port today
after a narrow escape from destruc
tion on 'lie rucks at Cape Flattery.
Tho bark was caught in a nale and
was barely able to keep away from
short?.
Adjourn Council to Fight Fire
Seattle, March 3—Fire broke out in
tlx* suburban city of Georgetown
while the city council was in session
: hut night nun tho uiemtors aban
1 doncd their session to fto out and
! fight the flames. Tho fire was a big
one.
Portland To Sail March 10
Seattle, March3— Stoamer Portland
uill sail for Vahlez March 1U, taking'
th»* mail run n> S-ddoviu and Kodiak.
The Jeanie will sail March 16 and
the Hertha March 2<>.
Shot lit Saloon How
,s* aitle. March 3—James O'Donuell .
!il»< »t and seriously wounded Tom j
It\ 1111 this incruiugin n naloon row. |
Police Arresting Anarchists
v'hicago, .March l—Tho police arc
arresting unarchists all over the city.
The man Chief Shinpey klllod in the
i light ftt the chief's houso wan Lazarus
i Averbuoh. Tho body was identified
| by ilia alitor.
Clerk Stands Oil" Robbers
j Spalding, Idaho, March-I—Masked
| robbers wus foiled last night in an at
| tempted robbery of a store by a elerl
j who slept in the building. Ho Htooc
j them off with a k11" and gave an
i alarm.
I
Jamestown Wants To Sell
Washington, March 4—Tho James
1 town exposition management want*
j to sell t)io exposition sito to tho gov
I eminent for a naval station.
Court Fa vera Hani in an
Chicago. March 4—Harriman wins
i every point in tho legal flght for con
! trol of tho Illinois Central railroad.
More Time for Dinner Road
Washington, March 4—Tho lionsr
! commit too on territories today made
! a favorablo report on tho bill glvinf
j tho Alaska-Pacific Railway & Term!
nal Company a year's extension ol
I time.
Kills His Enemy
Everett, Wash., March 6—J. H
Jahn shot and killed Jesse It, Prinoe,
I manager of the Pittsburg Mining
j Company, today. He declares that
I Prince had hounded hhn for several
years and had ruined him financially.
Jahn formerly lived in Seattle.
Deputy Accused of Bribery
j Seattle, March 5— Ex-Deputy Sher
i lit Jack McQuode is accused of ac
cepting bribes from gamblers,
!
Had $300 lii Bogus Coin
Seattle, Ma roll r»— I>avi<1 Koblnson
I was arrested t< day with £MX> bogus
j coin in his possession.
Uolibcra Get $100 From Saloon
Seattle, March 6— Bobbers held up
the Fishermen's Headquarters saloon
early thin morning and #ot #100.
McKeen Give Divorcc Exhibition
Paris, March 0—The Hart McKoe
dlvoree trial oponed thin morning.
MoKee Ih nccused by Ids wife, the
New York society boauty, of deceiv
ing her and threatening her life.
Ohio Republicans Nominate Harris
Columbus, Mareh f»~The Ohio re*
publican ntate convention today nom
inated Andrew I j. Harris for gover
nor to succeed himself. Taft was In
dorsed for the presidential .nomina
tion and the administration., of Presi
dent Hoosovelt commended.
Fire Pen» in 16 Coal Minera
ItollinKhain, Eng., March 6—Six
teen minors are entombed by flro in
the Hempfltoad oolliory All avenues
of escape are cut off while the flro
continuos.
Stole Jewels to Support Husband
Vancouver, B. C\, March 6-—Mm. J.
Kerr, alias Waldvage, stole diamonds
and Jowelry from a Jewolry store here
to got money to support her husband,
a deserter from tho American navy, j
She was arrested today audoonfOMed. I
^ 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 lis to guage 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 needs* 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.
aud ft great variety of all clftsact) of merchanditto too numerous to mention.
Banking Business "SK/SSi"
Buy and Sell Exchange and Gold Dust
ujl(lM A. L. LEVY & CO. „ .
VdldCZ Good Goods AIM
ONLY THREE OUTFITS
THIS SIDE OF CANYON
Only three largo outfit* for tho in
terior arv now on thl« Hide of Key
stone canyon. Thewj are at Camp
Comfort anil will go through thin
\v»««<k. Kej)orl« from the (rail utato
that freight in moving rapidly all
along the line.
MUCH STAKING DONE
IN SUSITNA DISTRICT!
The Fairbanks Timoflsays:
VV. Miliar, who in Just in lrom the !
Nenana with a bunch of gauio reports
.hat while on the headwaters of that
stream lie met aome of the mushers
.roni the Hueltna, who brought excel
, lent reports of the district. Thoy also
! said that a large party with 40 hordes
: wa» in from Valdez and that among
j .ho outfits were two complote saloon
i outfits.
The Valder bunch got busy imme*
j Jiately and began staking and soon I
i had all the more desirable properties j
I covered.
Thus It happened that when Smith
| and his party, who left Fairbanks a
month and a half ago, arrived on
their second trip they found the
£rouud they had intended to stake
covered and had to go farther up
stream.
I MARINE MOVEMENTS I
Karallon; Hailed from Seattle 27th.
Northwenteru; hbIUmI from Seattle
1st.
Portland; nalln from Seattlo 10th.
Joanlo; aail« from Seattle 16th.
Saratoga; Hailed for Seattlo 28th.
Bertha; Bailed for Soattle Int.
Bummonn for Publication
IN THK DISTRICT COURT FOR THK TERRI
TORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIV1HION.
f'outlus M#K"u«Ht'ii, riHinttff, i
vt J No. 21* '
Otto Hanson, Defendant. >
The President of the Cnlted Htates of Amerl
i'i, Greeting: To the above uatned defendant:
von ar« hereby required to appear In the
Plstrlct Court for tho Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, wlthlu thirty day* after the
day oi the aervlco of thin summons
upon you, and answer the complnlnt
of the above named plaintiff, a copy of
which complaint Is herewith delivered to
you; and uwfess you so appear and answer the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded In said complaint, which la, Mrst:
(hat plaintiff he adjudged and decreed to be
the owner of an undivided one-sixteenth In
terest in and to five ccrtaln lode mining
claims, situated on Glacier Creek. Nlzlua Mm
Inn District. Valde* Recording District, Alaska,
and that plaintiff to> decreed to be entitled to
aconveyauce of said mining claims to him
from defend- ut and that defendant be f< r
ever onjolnad Irom claiming said one six
teenth Interest In said mining claims. Hecond,
that plaintiff be adjudged cnll led to the
specific performance of a certain contract act
out In the complaint between the i>artie»
hereto, In that he have conveyed to htm, the
plaintiff, an additional one-sixteenth Interest
In and fo said five lode mining claims, tinder h
.contract In which d> fendant agreed to con
vey to plaintiff said one-slxtecnth Interest In
said claims. Trie said five lode mining claltm
nbore referred to are known and called asfol
I Iowa: 1'aullne f<ode Mining Claim: Iowa Lode
Mining Claim; Monterey L» rte Mining claim ;
l-ldora f^»de Mining Claim and Chfu» Lode
M nlng Claim The date of the order for the
punllcatlon of thla eitmm-»n* It March 4th,
l<vw. said or'er being made by the Honorable
Bllas If Reld, .fudge of our District Court, and
this piiM'catlon la to be made for ill w- eka In
the ,fAla»ka Frospeetor," * weekly newspaper
published and printed at Valdet, Alaska
And yon the above nam* d def. nd»nt ate *e
3 uired fo apt e»r as above set out wl Mn thirty
from the day of the Ipst pnblkatlo of
this »ommnna, which is on toe mh day of
ALf•), ivoa, i
Wnneaa the Honorable Mlta* ft. Reld, )ti<toe
of said Court, this fourth dey of Marco, 1M.
and thf »ea: thereof hereto atfjtcb'-d
»,«[Ire
Oitrande A fionoboe, I
Flalnt fFa attarMya.
>
ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO.
Have established a sta
tion at SUvSITNA, at
the forks of the Susitna
and Yentna rivers and
will carry a full line of
MINERS' SU P PLIES
Other Stations at UNAI^ASKA, KARXUK,
AFOGNAK, SUNRISE, KODIAK,
KAGUYAK, TYONOOK
Alaska Steamship Co.
All Alaska Routes
OPERATING
ON
QEATTLE-SEWARD-VALDEZ ROUTE
(SOUTHWESTERN Al.AHKA R0UTE~8:caraers 8*11 from Pier No. *
KOR CORDOVA. VALDEZ, LATOUCIIE AND 8EWARD
Steamships NORTHWESTERN, SARATOCA, SANTA CLARA
Through tk-ketr. Untied to Fnlrbanks, via VfclJti, and Ed. H. Orr <& Co.'* Stage Line.
Hai'.n frntn Heward the 15ih <>l each month lor Held«>vln, Kodiak
Uyak, Cold Bay, L'uga, Chi«iik, Dutch Harbor and L'nalaska.
S. S. DORA
SEATTLE-JUNEAU-SKAGWAY ROUTE
fk>uth*ast«rn Alaska R.>u(0~POR KETCHIKAN, WRANGELL, DOUOLArt
HAINE8 AND HKAGWAY
Alaska Flyers JEFFERSON antl DOLPHIN
FOR KETCHIKAN, WRANOEI.l.. METLAK AIITLA, I1ADLEY, DOt'OlJtU
s. S. FARALLON and 0IRI60
Ait bteamers c«nnert with the White Pas* and Yukon Route. Through tickets to
DaWi*oi> In connection with stage line Iroin White Horse. Right to clia.ige Kteamer* or
sailing date Is rvservvd.
J. H. bunch Valdcz bock Co. Agents
Freight \ I'a** gr Agt
atATTUi. wVH VALOMZ, ALASKA
Alaska Coast Co.
mnmm:The Inside Route Between;mm*mi
Southwestern Alaska and Puget Sound.
Operating Steamers Portland, Bertha and Jcanle
Next Hailing for Seattle, Tacoma and all intermediate Port*
•STEAMER PORTLAND.
II. F. ALKXANDER, A. 8 DAUTRICK,
(ioNKRAL Manager, Tacoma. General Agent, Vai.dbz
Your Money is Safe
Only\vh<*i it In aafely lnv<**t<Ml. UnrMlrH can annoy
yoti; bM Ioiuih may crlpplo you, Hpeculfttlon may
ruin you.*» But your money, If placed with tho
'j Hftfe beoauao it In governed on «. coutier/rttlvo WuhIh. It holds your
[money where you can get it quiokly and without danger of Iom.