Telegraphic Hews
Atlantic Fleet Goes to Bydney.
Auckland, Aug. 17—The Atlantic
battleship fleet which tutu been here (or
several days departed this morning
(or Sydney.
Snnta Clara Off For Valdes
Seattle, Aug. 17—Steamship Santa
Clara o( the Alaaka*Steamahip Com
pany's fleet departed (or Valdez yes
terday (orenoon. Steamship Edith o(
the same company departed (or Cor
dova, with (reight.
Government la to ^Intervene. j
Winnipeg, Aug. 17—So serious has
become the strike situation here that
the government is planning to inter
vene. Tho railway commission will
represent the government in trying
to bring the electrical workers and
their employers to somejjaort of an
agreement.
Millionaire Wanta to Fly
Washington, Aug. 14—Glenn Cur
tis, the aeronaut and builder of flying
machines has been commissioned to
construct an exponai ve£ueroplaue (or
a client whose .identity is withheld
from the public. Curtis will go no
further than to say thHt his client is a
millionaire who enjoys flying and who
i* willing to go to any expense to
gratify his desires.
Chafin I,nugha at Old Parties
Chicago, Aug. 19—Kugeno Chafln,
candidate for president on the prohi
bition ticket, in accepting his nomi
nation, last night declared that the
platforms of the republican and demo
cratic parties Hrc ridieulous und that
the issues on which their campaigns
are being conducted are farces.
Harrltnan Orders 6,000 Cart*
New York, Aug. 15—The llarriman
roadn arc ready to put in an order for
ti,U00 catH. Thin in the biggeat order
of the year and in eonnidered an indi
cative of the fact that the financier
in confident of financial condition of
the country.
Atlantic Fleet Ih at Sydney
Sydney, Aug. 20—The Atlantic hat
tlcnhip fleet arrived in the harbor
here this morning and wan greeted by
a half million peraona, more than
half of thorn having remained up all
night. The fleet was flrat aightcd at
thia morning and an hour later
the vossela had dropped'^anchor juat
ofl the city.
Honduras Ih Again Peaceful
WaHhington, Aug. 11—The United
States minister to Houduraa cabled
thin morning that peace in that coun
try baa been re h to ret i and that it will
probably maintain.
Fernie Fire Ih Spreading
Winnipeg, Aug. I I—The Fernie fire
ban apread to the national park at
lianff and la traveling rapidly. Doa
perate effort* are being made to atay
the progreaa of the blaze but uo far
without reault.
SyrianH Would Reform Turkn
New York, Aug. 11—Syrians living
in thin city are behind a movement
having an its object the reformation
of the Terrible Turk. The organiza
tion la gaining rapidly in memherahlp
and haa catahliahod branches In Cana
da, Brazil and Mexico.
Copper Passes Thirteen.
New York, Aug. 14—After several
successive fractional advaneea copper
Unlay went to 13.H-4.
Prlnterfl To Meet In St. Jo.
lloaton, Aug. 14—The convention
of the allied typographical, atero
typer'n and eleetrotyper'e unions
which Iihh been In aesHion here nd
journod today. St. Joseph. Mo., will
hs the place of meeting next year.
Bryan Octa Big Stick
Lincoln, Au^. 14—A number of
farmcrx living In k near-l»y county
yoHterday afternoon called upon Mr.
Bryan and proHonted him with a hi#
Htlck formed of fifty »ilvcr dollam.
Mr. Itryau Ih in receipt of many in
vitatioiiH to Hpeak coming from all
HOoUonH of tho country.
Sherman Receives Notification
Utica, Auk. 19—Candidate Hher
man yoHterday received formal notifi
cation of bin nomination an vice-pren
identlal candidate on the republican
ticket. The occaHion wan made a hol
iday In Utlca.
Traina Htnnah And Man Dlea I
Heattle, Aiik. 10—Joseph Thomp
son a mall clerk in dead and Knglnoer
Wlnhard Ih Hovereiy injured as the
result of a collision yesterday even
ing between passenger trains on the
Northern Pacific. Tho tralnH came
together near Woodlnvllle.
Kotalnn Return# In
Kotiinn votoJ ft for Wlckor#d»am, ft
for Ronan and 2 for (Hum. The
oftlolal returns were received tills
morning by I lie clerk of the UnlUd
Utates court in Valdez.
SARATOGA OWNERS
GET INSURANCE
Vessel Wrecked on Busby
Reef is to be Replaced
with the Ohio.
Seattle, *Aug.|20—IJyi payment to
day of thejlant installment of the in
surance money duo on the steamship
Saratoga the intuirauce company has
discharged its obligation to the Alas
ka Steamship Company. The total
insurance is $11*0,000.
Thu Alaska Steamship,Company is
negotiating with the White Star
Steamship Company for the purchase
of it ho Ohio. Tho former company
owns about -If) per cent of the'Oliio at
present, the other equity in the ves
sel being controled by the White Star
people, the equity equalling the in
surance money paid for the Saratoga.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States J,and Office
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Notice 1* hereby |tivol» that in 'pursuance of
hii Act <>( Ciiliitri'tii, a|»i»r• »vI Mav 10, 1872,
Kciineenu Mines Company, I• > ami through
It* regularly appointed manager mid attorney
In (act, whose Post Ofllcc address !>• Kctine
eott, Alaska, has made application for n I'. S.
I'll tent, (or the "Mammoth No. 1." "the Mam
moth No 2." the "Dan" hii<I "Clark" |>litcer
claims and the "Flurry" lode claim, blaring
geld and other minerals, together with surface
ground an Allowed by law, 1> ttiir and Icing
and situute In the Recording Precinct of Val
dez. District of Alaska, and described hy the
official plat and by the Held notes o( I'. S. Min
eral Survey No 771. oil tile in theolllee id the
Register of the Juneau I.and District, Ala-kit,
as follows, tow it:
Mammoth No. i. Piackr
Hegilining at cor. No. I a grecnMonc stand
ing itixl'.xla iiif above ground chiselled 1-771.
I'. H. I. M. No. hears N. 82 dcg. Gil lulu. 17
sec. K. 4128.X1 tl. tin lice W. 2323.20 It.
No. 2, a greenstone :t xlN\lj inv set 1% ins. In
ground, and marked 2 771; tln ncc «. :.!•>! fl to
cor. No. 8, a spruce post ins >>i standing
2 1-2 ft. above groulid marked 3 7,1; IheliceN.
ttl dcg .'ill in in. K 2i,:u'i.27 fl No I, a
spruce post I I 2 in-. >•(. standing I 2 ft.
above ground rerll.cd 1,71; ilien.c N I'.'.n it.
tocor.N'o. 1, the pluee «»l beginning Vatln
tlolis at nil corners :ji i!eg nun K Area
135.673 acres.
The location notice of said iiiinin.: claim
hulncdllly of record in the iflie. >.l t!ie Ids
trlet rU'Corder at Viilde/. Alaskii. Ill it I of
Milling Location'- at page Mil. oi I lie records ol
the Recording I'lecliicl oi \ aide/ Alaska,
This claim is hounded on the north hv un
known claimants; on the south l>y Comiiiim
tlou No. 3. I'laccr; on l lie east l>\ < ouihiiuilloii
No. f> I'lneer; and on the west hv the Main moth
No. 2. I'lacer.
MaMMoiII No. 2. Pl.ACKH.
Ilcgitiriing at cor. No. I, a spruce post G Ins.
hij. 1 1 2 ft long set 2 I 2 ft. in ground scribed
1771, I'. H. Location Monument N'o. G, bears N.
70dcg. II mill. -It 7 see. K. 7137.o»i ft; Ihciice W.
Var. 3u dcg.mi ruin. K. :iMti It to eor, No. 2, n
spruce post | I 2 in*. s<|, l 12 ft. long sel 2 1-2
ft in ground scribed 2-771; thence S. Var. 21
deg 4(1 mill. K. |8I.'> ft. to col . No (; thence K.
Var. 31 deg. :«» min. K 3810 It. to cor. No. I, a
spruce post t Ins, s«|. standing 2 ft. above
ground icrihed 1-7/1; thence N. Tar, 3odeg.0o
inlii, K. 181G fl. to cor. N< . I, I he •place ol be
gliinlng. Area ItiO acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record in I he office of tin- His.
Iriet Recorder at Vablez, Alaska, In llook J
of Mining Locations, at page 320, ol the Record
ing Precinct of Vitldcy., A lasS.a This claim is
bounded on the north b> unknown claimants;
on the south hy the Koiifc I'lacer; on the east
by Combiiiation I'laccr No 3, and Mammoth
No. 1 I'lacer; un<! on ll.e wist In unknown
claimants.
! >» n ;ri \< Kit
beginning Ht ci.r N<> I Identical with S. K.
cur ill till' location, nil <H'!H|;iillill steel • 11' 111
.'10 till long Set lh Ills. Ill glolllld I'll IM'Ifll I H
771. U. H l.oc n I i o 11 Monument Nii ■>, benrs N.
47 ilc|(. 4U mill. 4.V? hit. K. 2.Vi7.|i> It; theme \V.
2532.Ho fc. to cor. No. 2, it spruce post I ins. h<|.
I 1-2 li. long, set 2 I 2 H In ground, scribed
2-7-771; thence N. :t'221 ft. tit rur. No. :t; thence
K. CMI.Ik't II. to cor. Nil. 4; theme S. ;t7 deg. ""
mil). K. 2H.H.I 2i ft. t<> cor. No. 5, mi octagon
steel 11 rill 7 M Ins. I n ill u. 30 ins. long, set 2 I ins.
in solid rock chiseled 5-771; thence S. r>7 deg.
31) uitn. \V. 297.20 ft. to cor No. 0; thence H. 22
deg. :t0 inln. K. fUMj it. to cor. No. 7;
t lie tier H. 3A deg. 0" inln. K. :m>7.ho ft to
cor. No. 1. tlie place of )>«'KiiiiiIhk Var
iation nt til I corncis no dig. no mln, K. Ann
I29.46H acre*.
The location not Ice nt said mining cliiini fus
ing duly of record In t lie office of the District
Krciirilvr nt Vuldcr, Alaska, In llook J, of
Mining l.ocatlons, ut pngeUIKnfthe record# of
ibe Recording Precinct of Valdez, Alaska,
Thin elmI in Ih bounded on the north hy on
known claimants; on Uterolith hy the ('lark
Placer; on the east hy the Jumbo No.
1. Jiunho No 2 unit the Klnrry 1/nlc
Clalin*;and on the west hy unknown claim
• nil*.
Cl.AIlK I't.ACKH
beginningntcor No. I. n greenstone stand
lllh I2xbx 12 ins nhove ground, chiseled 1-771.
I!. H location Monument No. ft, henrs S. 42 (leg.
37 in 1 ii. 40 see. K 1257,20 ft ; thence S. 37 deg.
45 tiiin W 1320 It to cor. No, 2, n greenstone
• tamllng 12xloxl I ins. nhove ground chiseled
2-771; thenru N. 'it deg. 15 mln. W. IHH ft. to
cor. No. H, n rock In |tlnce chiseled 8 771;
thence 22 (leg. 4\ mln. \V.| 000 ft. to cor.
No. 4; thence H. 59 <lcK- 15 mln. \V 17 Krt ft. to
cor. No, 5, n spruce post I Ins so. standing
Ins. ahovw gorund aerlbed 5 771; thence \V,
S329.03 ft. to cor. No, r>, n spruce |>ost f> Ins.
h<j. studding IH ins. altove Kroninl scribed ti 771'
thence N. '2274 ft. to cor. No 7; thence K.
2532 M0 ft. to cor No. M; thence H. 35dcg. 00 mill.
H 82X 20 It. to cor. No. 9, n limestone standing
12x7x12 Ins. nhove ground chiseled 9-771:
thence K 301 ft. to cor. No It): thence H 59
deg 15 mln. K 233 ft In cur. No, 1 the place
of beginning. Variation nt nil corners .10 'leg.
no mln K, Area 152.900 acre*.
The locution not lew of suhl mining clnlm
being duly of record In the office of the PI*
trlet Recorder nt Vablez, Alaska, In llook J.
of Mining l/ocatlon* at page 319, nl the records
of the Recording Precinct of Valdcz, Alaska.
This clnlin Is hounded on the north Ity the
linn l')Hccr;nti the south hy Combination No.
5 Placer; on (lie Kongo and Mnmmoth l^ule
claims, and the lllne I'lncer; and on the west
Ity unknown claimant*.
Fl.URHY l/®bR,
beginning at cor No. I. Identical with cor.
No. 3. Itonge I/hIc, U. H I,. M. No. 5, hears H
40 "leg 18 mln 41 0 ace. K. 2M.M.H3 ft.; thence N.
22 drg. no mln. W. rw ft. to cor. No. 2. Identical
with cor, No, fl. Pan I'laccr; thence N. 07 (leg.
an mln. K. 150Uft to cor No. 3; thence H. 22 deg.
30mln. K. oooft. to cor. No. 4, limestone 24 x 10
x 10 Ins sot 12 Ins. In ground chiseled I 771;
thence H. 07 deg 30 mln. W. I.VKi ft. tncor. No. I
the place of beginning
Variation at all comers ;io deg oo mln. K.
Net Area 17.772 acre*. The location notice of
said claim being duly of record In the office of
the district Recorder at Valde*, Alaska. In
Hook A. of Mining l/tcatlons. at page 170, of
the records of the Recording I'reelnet of vaI
det, Alaska. This claim Is bounded on the
north hy the Jumbo No. 2 I^m1«; on the south
bv the Rouge l/wle; on the east by unknown
Claimant*; and on the west by the linn Placer
Claim. The survey covering said mining
claims Itelng designated as Mineral Hurvey No.
771.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claims or surface
ground, are hereby rei|nlred to flic ihclr nd
verse claim*, with the Register of the P.H.
■Ann Office at Juneau, Alaska, during the
lity day. period (if publication thereof, or
they will ha barred by virtue of thc«latutc
Johm W Pool.KV,
Register.
It It hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published foi ten conacutlve week* In the
"Valile* Weeklv Prnapoctor," a weekly news
pa|i«r published at Valdex. Alaska.
John W. lit'M.itv,
Register.
Pate of first publication August 201 h, l<M)H
Pate of lait putdlcatlon October 22nd, 190R
JoMK I.YOMS,
Attorney for CUImant.
ELLAMAR SOLID
FOR WIGKERSHAM
Mining Town Comes to Front
With Twenty-three Votes
for the Winner
Ellumar voted its entire strength for
Jamct) Wickersham at the delegate
election' giving him twenty-three
votes. The rctuniH have heen slow
in coining in aiul ofllcial*returns go
direct to District. Clerk Wells in Fair
banks.
It will ho some time yet before all
the ratnriiH from the westward are re
ceived hnt the Pennsylvania i« ex
pected to bring some election news.
Omaha Gets Next Grand Aerie.
Seattle, Aug. 15—The delegates to
the Grand Aerie of Eagles now in ses
sion initliis city ^voted this morning
to hold the next Grand Aerie in Oma
ha.
APPLICATION No. 051.
111 the United States Laiul Ofllee at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. lit l!H)K.
Notice is hciehy given that iu pursuance ol
nn Acl tif Congress approved May lOtli, 1*72,
Kcnnccott Mines Company' by and through its
regit iarly appointed manager ami attorney ill
fact, whose post ofllce address is Kemiecott,
Alaska, has made aptdlcation for a U.S. Pat
ent, lor i he ••Sweet, "National," "Independ
ence," "HoiiAii/.a," and "Rouge." placer claims,
bearing gold and other minerals, together w ith
surface ground as allowed by law, lying, be
ing ami situate In the Recording Precinct ol
Viilde/. district of Alaska, and- described by
the olliclal plat and by the Held notes of 13. S,
Mineral Survey No "70, on tile in the otliee ol
the Register of the Juneau l.and District, Alas
ka, as follows, to-wit:
SWKKT Pl.ACKH
liCKinningat ('or. No. 1 identical with tlx
8 \V. Cor. of tlic location, not set as it (alls on
the east edge of the Kemiecott lllacier where it
<"(ir. could not be made perinaneilt, I'. H I.. M.
No. :'l, bears S HS deg. a) mill. K, 349.36 ft.
Thence cast 2000 ft. to Cor. No. 2, a spruce post
I ins. square I 1-2 ft. long, set is Ills, in the
ground scribed 2.2, 770; tlienee North 2fi32.i'iO f t.
t<i i "(ii No 3. a spruce postins. s<| I 1-2 ft. Intitf.
set 2 ft. *n Ki'oimd, scribed 3.770; thence West
3217. lo ft to Cor. No. -f, a greenstone 32 x Is x U
his. set 20 ins. in Krolllid chiseled a (x) and I.
1 77o; t hence S. 2t deg. 4'.» mill. K along east
edge K en net hi i (iuseter 29l)0.f)0 ft. to Cor, No. 1.
the place i,i beginning Variation at all
corner* ;t»» ileg. on mm. K. Area I.ri7 .Wi'J
acres.*
The Incatioii notice of said mining claim be
fug duly of reeiird in the'oflicv of the District
Recorder at Yalilc/., Alaska, iu Hook J. of Mill
ing locations, at page SIM. of the records of tin
Recording I'rccitiet of J Valdez, Alaska. Thl»
claim Is bounded on the north by the National
I'laeer Claim; on tlie sunth by the Inde|ieild
ence I'laeer claim; on the east by unknown
cla I in it nt > and on the west i>y unknown claim
an^.
NaTIONAI. Pl.ACKH.
Iti'Kinning at cor No. 1. Identical wit Ii tin
S. \\ . cur. of the location, and with cor. No. I
of tlieHweel I'laeer claim; U. S. L. M. No. 21
bears S. :iodeg 3!i mill. 31 sec. K. 3072.XM f I. tbcii('(
1-ast 2.*i.>7. mi ft to cor. No. 2, a spruce post !• Ins
s<|. I ft. long, set 2 ft in ground, with mound ol
stone • (Tilled 2 770; tlienee north 231K.52 ft. t<
cor. No. 3, a spruce post ,'i Ins. s<j. 4 ft. Ioiik sel
2 ft. ill ground, scribed .'1 2-770; thence \Vesl
32.V.i ii > ft to cor. No 4,ii spruce post 7 ins. si| I i-i
ft. long set 2 1-2 ft. Iu ground, with mound ol
stone si 11 bed II. 770; tlienee South III deg. .>1
mill. K along east cilge of Kciiiiecntt (dueler,
2-122..Ml ft. to cor. No. f.tlie place of begitinillg.
Variation at all corners ISO deg. 00 loin. K. Arcs
l.M sos acres.
The location not ice of said iiiin'ng claim be
lligdiilyo' lecord «li the ofllce of the District
Recorder at \ a Id.iz, A la-k a. In Itook J. of Mill
i 11X l,ocat ions, at page 317, of the records of the
Record ng I'reeinet of Valdez, Alaska. This
claim is hounded on the north bv the Itonanza
Placer; on the south by the Sweet Placer;
on the east by C. S Mineral Survey No.
GI.V, and on (lie west by unknown clnlm
ants.
IMiRI'KNIlKKCK I'l.ACKK.
Beginning at cor. No. 1. Identical with cor
No. I. Hwcui I'lacer Mini W illi N. \V. cor. of the
l.ociit ion, \vhem c IT. S. I,. M. No. 21, bears H.
SW iIck 20 in I n. K. 349.30 ft. thence Kast 2000ft.
to cor. No. 2. Iilcllticiil with cor. No. 2. Sweet
I'lacer ; thciicc Hotith 2320 ft. to cor No.a Cot
tonwood post 1 Ilik. Kij. t ft. long, set 1H ins. in
ground, scribed 3 770; thence West lt.1ti.70 ft.
to cor. No. I; thence Norths dcg. 39 mill. W.
tiloiiK east edge Kcnnecott (ilacler 2310. Ml
ft. to cor. No. I. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all corners 30 dcg. 00 inln. Area
517.100 awrea
The location notice of Miiil mining claim be
ing duly of record In the office of the District
Recorder at Vahle/, Alaska, in Book », of Min
ing Locations at page 320, of the records of the
Recording Precinct of Valdc/., Alaska. Tills
claim In hounded on the north by the Sweet
I'lacer; on the South hy link Down claim
aula; on the east and wesihy unknown claim
ants.
Bonanza I'i.ackr.
Beginning at cor. No. I. identical with cor.
No, 4 National I'lacer, whence U. S. h. M. No.
'21 hears S. 24 deg. St luin. 31 see. K. 6156.44 ft.
tlience Kast 32M.05 ft to cor No. 2: thence norln
2114.71 ft. to cor. N». 3, a spruce post4 Ins. fti|. I
ft. long set 2 ft. In ground, with luoutnl of nod
and earth scribed 3-2.770; thence West 3211.37
ft. to cor. No. 4. Identical with N. W. cor. of lo
cation : thence ft. M dcg. 20 mill. K. along east
edge of Kcnnecott (ilacler 490 ft. to cor. No. 5,
a granite atone SO x 12 x 12 ins. set 20 ins. in
ground chiselled ft-770; thence H. 22deg. 1H miii.
W. along Kast edge of Kcnnecott (ilacler 1039
ft. to cor. No. f>, a spruce post 0 Ins. so. 4 1-2 ft.
long set 2 I -2ft. in ground, with mound of stone
scribed 0-770; thence H. IK dcg. W win, K. along
Kast edge <d Kcnnecott (ilacler 721.25 ft. to
the place of beginning. Variation at nil
corners :r» dcg. 00 in In. K Area l.'<9.027
acres.
The location notice of said ingoing claim he
lite duly of record In the office of the District
Recorder, at Valdcsr., Alaska, In llook J of
.Mining l/ocations, at page 321, of the recordsof
the Kcco'-ding precinct of Valdcz. Alaska
This claim Is hounded on the North by the
Rouge I'lacer: on the Month by the National
I'lacer; on the Kast by II. S. Survey No.
015: and on llic Went by unknown claim
ant*.
ROI'OK I'l.ACKK .
Ilfgliiiiliig at cor. No. I. Identical with the H
W. cor. of (lie location, and with Cor. No. i. Ilo
nan/a I'lacer, U.S. t, M. No. 21 hears S. 17 dcg.
20 in In. 10 sec. K. 7410(18 ft. tlience Kist 8213.87
f(. locor. No. 2; thence Norlh IWfi ft to cor. No,
3, a spruco post 0 Ins. s<|. 4 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft In ground with mound of stnna wrlbcd 3 770;
Iheiice West 3720.83 ft to cor. No. 4; tlience S
14 dcg. 20 mill, K. Variation 31 deg. 30 in In. K.
along cast edge of Keunecott (Ilacler 29(0ft. to
cor No. I the place of la-ginning Variation
at all corners except the last 30 deg. 00 inln K.
Area 158.920 acres.
The locallou notlceof said claims being duly
of record In the office of the district Recorder
at Valdcx, Alaska, III Book J. of Mining Locat
ions. at page 317. of the records of the Record
ing I'fceliict of Valde*, Masks. This claim Is
hounded on the Norlh hy unknown claimants;
on the Booth by the Bonanrs I'lacer; on the
Kast hy It. H. Mineral Survey No. 015: and on
the West by unknown claimants. Thesurvey
covering said mining claims being designated
as Mineral Survey No. 770.
Any and all persons claiming advcrsi ly any
portion of said milling claim* or surface ground
are hereby required to llle their adverse claim,
w llli the Register of the I). 8. Mild Office at
Juneau. Alaska, during the sixty days period
i»f publication thereof or (hey will be barred
by virtue of the statute.
John rt. Drtii,by
Register.
II Is hereby ordered thai the foregoing notice
)(• published for ten consecutive weeks In the
'Valdcx Weekly I'mspeetor," a weekly new*
ia|>er published at Valdos, Alaska,
Johnw. Dpm.sr,
Register
Date of first publication August 20th, 190H I
Date of lasl publication October 22d., 1908 |
John I.yons, Attorney for Claimant.
To OUR FRIENDS
AND PATRONS
We wish to announce that we have taken
over the business of A* L. LEVY & CO*
in its entirety and said business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm name of S. BLUM &
CO., INC. There will be no change in the
policy of the business as the same will be managed
by S. Blum, the senior partner of the old firm who
will continue to reside in Valdez and will be in
active management and control of the new cor
poration.
The old firm of A. L. LEVY & CO. take
this occasion of thanking the public for its liberal
patronage and good will and bespeak for their suc
cessors the same cordial relations.
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TANANA OUTPUT WILL
BE FULLY $10,000,000
That thin year'a output of Hip Tan
aim country will l>o at least $10,000,
000 is tin1 opinion of l<kl. S. Orr of tho
Orr Htage (Company who came to Val
de/. on tho Portland and then wont to
Hoattlo last, night, on t ho Pennsylva
nia. Mr. Orr Hpent several woolen in
t.ho Tana country, coining out hy the
way of Diiwhoii.
"When I loft Fairbanks" said Mr.
Orr last evening, "they were in need
of rnln but I underHtand that rain has
fallen since my departure, At. that,
time about $5,000,000 had been taken
out anil the operators confidently ex
pected to take »>ut at least $!»,000,(HK»
more before the eloso of the season.
"The road commission lias been do
ing fine work all along the trail, and
It Ih work that will be of permanent,
advantage to travel. It. will be a
(treat help to the atago business tbift
winter."
Mr. Orr will remain in Hoattlo only
a short time before returning to Val
doj! for the winter.
Banta Clara Han Rough Voyage
Hoattlo, Aug. 15- Steamship Hauta
Clara of t he Alaska HtaitmttHIp Com
pany'* float arrived from Valdez yes
terday after a hard voyago. Hough
weather was encountered nearly all
tho way.
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•ween H. ilium an<1 A. \t. Levy doing
a gonoral moroantlln and banking
linninnHH in Valdea, Alanka, undor tho
Arm namo and ntylo of A. L. I/«vy tk
Company, haw MiTh day boon dlRoolved
by mutual coiiHont. And tbnt «ald
IxiHinoHH and all t.ho property owned
by Haid firm haw boon Hold, tratinfarrod
and delivered to H. Blum & Company
a corporation. That ftald H. Mum «
Company will oolloot all dnbt* duo
the firm of A. L. Levy & Company,
and will j»av and diaehmve all indebt
ed nam* of tfie «ald A. I*. Levy A Com
pany.
Dated at Valdor, Alawka, thl« 10th
day of Auguat, 1008.
8. Blum.
A. L. Levy.