HEW COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Company Formed to Operate on
Avery River in Port Wells
District
Articles of incorporation for
f]ie Sweepstake Mining company
have been filed with Ihe clork of
I he court by A. II. Singletary,
Chas. Ehvootl and Johnny lleuff.
The property is on Avery river in
flirt Port Wells district.
The company is capitalized at
one million shares with a par
value of $1 each. The minimum
indebtedness of I ho company is
$100,000. The olllcers of the
company are: A. L. Singletary,
president; Chas. Elwood, treas
urer, and John lleulT, secretary.
These ofTicors, together with T.
1*. CJcraghty and 11. J. MeChes
ney, will form I he board of di
rer lors.
The properly is now being de
veloped by I he owners and is
showing up in a gratifying man
ner. The miners are slaying with
the ore and are open culling the
ledge. They now have a face of
ore 18 feet high and I he pav
slreak is gaining in width with
depth. A mill lest made during
fhe past week when 1,750 pounds
<>f rock were treated, gave a re
turn of \ 1-4 ounces of gold
which assays $18 per ounce.
NORTHWESTERN LEAVES
SEATTLE ON WEDNESDAY
The steamship office announ
ces that (tie Northwestern will
leave Seattle Wednesday morn- |
ing next. This will give inert-h
auls an opportunity In wire their
wholesale houses with ample time
lo make shipments. ;
Notice.
I am 111<• candidate for delegate ,
In congress nf the I )e i m i > i - ra I ie
pnrtx am! propose to comlnct the
tip lit Id the polls next August.
Any sII<*m<*nI to the contrary is
;ihsoliiIcly ami nm|iialitiedly \
IjiUe. MAMTIX IIAHIIAIS.
Mr. 11 oiner Patten lias aercptcd >
the agency nf I he Teclniicnl
World Magazine for Alaska, lie >
plans lo \isil nil 1 he interior
camps after I lie opening of nav
igation and is meeting willi uood
success here.
Slult's jewelry store will be
closed until further noliee. If }
you wish anything from the .
stock make appointment with
Adam Swan or call up Dr. Dag
gett. 'phone 8.M.
Silverman will call for and de_ t
liver your goods, 'phone 108.
Announcement.
I will remove April 1st to new I
oflice on Wall street, where I ex
pect lo be better equipped for
manicuring, shampooing and
chiropody, and I will give special >
attention to scalp treatments. I i
have spent years at my profes
sion. having first served an ap
prenticeship. I endeavor to excel
in my work and will quickly sat
isfy you as to my ability. I shall
make special rates lo my steady
customers. 8ENORITA MENDEZ.
Silverman will call for and de
iver your goods, 'phone 198.
Look I Look I Look I 1
Ladies and gents, black and tan '
shoes cleaned and shined. Sec!
Johnnie, the bootblack, Pioneer
Harbor Shop.
• % • f • •• • • • •—»
CLUB TO GIVE
RECEPTION 5001
More Than Thirty Names Addec
to Membership of the
Alaska Club
The Alaska club needing yes
terday afternoon was well at
tended and marked the closing
of the list of charter members.
1 The house committee has been
busy and the rooms are fast be
ing put into shape. The club
plans an opening reception very
shortly after Hie arrival of the
Sampson, which is bringing a
number of articles which could
not be procured in town.
The report of the treasurer
showed funds on hand to pay olT
all bills contracted in remodel
ling and furnishing the rooms.
The club will begin its social ca
reer free of debt and will prove
ils usefulness in many ways.
LOCAL ITEMS.
\V. T3. MacKay is repairing and
renovating the billiard and pool
tables at the HuflVt.
Mrs. Ilitrie and child, wife and
daughter of Mr. O. llifVIc, one of
I he popular proprietors of the
Valdez cafe, were incoming pas
sengers oil the Alameda.
Andrew Sieverson left for Co
lumbia bay in the sailing sloop
Weasel with an out III of supplies
'or the Pont us property, which is
tear the bead of Columbia gla
•ier.
MINING MAN WILL
MAKE FLYING TRIP
Mr. C. I'.. Campbell, I be in in—
iik engineer, who is here repre
senting Knglish capital, lias re_
•ei\ed word calling him to the
Mitside. Mr will leave on the Ala
neda and expects lo return in
diotil three weeks.
Anheuser-Busch.
Ye want an Alaskan — honest.
tried and true;
Dial Seattle may not say, what
we are to do.
Ve hope you'll credit us, with at
least some brains:
Ye drink Anlieuscr-Muscli. and
seek sheller when il rains.
Anheuser-Busch.
il the prescn't nronienl—as we *-ro
lo press;
'lie Ilemocralic situation, is in
an awful me ss.
Ve venture Ibis prediction—all
should kindly note;
te failed |o drink Anhcuser, and
cannot gel the vole.
Anheuser-Busch.
I snows very s(eadily--'lis a
tierce storm;
>till the Democrats look, as if
plenty warm.
rhey are surely busy, for no time
is wasted;
>rink Anheuser-Busch, the best
you ever tasted.
The only practical tailor In
taldcz, Ben Silveiman. 'Phone
98.
For Safe.
300 ft. of hose—200 ft. con
veying and 100 ft. of pressuro at
i bargain. G. F. GUTHRIE.
"We Have IL"
The best of everything to eat.
Rear steaks, Valdez killed beef, or
[lie big chicken dinner. Our ser
vice will please you. Your pa
tronage will please us.
VALDEZ CAKE.
Hunler & RilTle.
BUY
IS
SELLING OUT BELOW WHOLE8ALE COST AT
STULL'8 JEWELRY STORE. OPE N FROM 6:00 TO 11:00 p. m.
TU r> Qf- Under New Management
JL 11C Warm, Light, Outalda Rooma. Haadquartara for Mir
ELIAS
Min
ing and Travallng Man. Special Aooommo
datlona for Famlllaa. RATK8 RKASONABLK
Mrs. Marlon Leach Mrs. Ben Silverman
-xj i t " '
COAL COAL
VALDEZ DOCK CO. or VALDEZ TRANSFER CO.
, M.-'l •!
I Harrals Wires Roth to Know Just
How Fairbanks Regards
Action
Martin llarrais yesterday sent
the following message to Mr. R.
T. Roth, former territorial com
mitteeman, of Fairbanks, ex
plaining t)ie split in the conven
tion and received a reply Ihis
morning. The two messages are
self-explanatory:
Valdez, March 31, 1912.
R. T. Roth, Fairbanks:
We were driven to it by Daly
and Irwin. Mayor Boyle and Val
dez people generally endorse our
action. What is the feeling in
Fairbanks? Answer.
MARTIN 1IARRAIS.
Martin llarrais, Valdez:
The people of this district are
with you to the finish. Have
Frame send a complete report to
the papers here verified by you.
Lief Spray sent, in a partizan re
port for the Seattle and Juneau
politicians. (Signed).
ROTH and MANY OTHERS.
Expected to Arrive From Seward
at 6 O'clock Tomorrow
Morning
Tin- Alameda «irri\i•«I in port
early Sunday forenoon and sail
ed fur Seward a I»< >t11 <> o'clock in
Ili«* evening. Hi'fon' leaving I lit*
captain slalcd lie had been in
sliucled fo take <>n ore at l.a
loiic.hc and expected In be in
Seward al iHMin today. It is 11k• • -
ly sin* will In1 I!«• !•«• aliotil f» o'clock
loniocrow morning hul may he
ilclaycd *a few hours if sin- was
unable lo load the ore on Ih«> tip
I rip. i
The Alameda bronchi li>n|ons
of freight for Valdez merchants
as well as passengers.
LOCAL ITEMS
WANTED—Maid for family of
Tour, See Dr. Daggett. If
The snow broke through the
roof of Mr. Adler's place of bus
iness and damaged a line piano.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Corner lot,
house and furnishings, fuel for
six months. Apply P. J. Huganir,
FOIl RENT—Two rooms suit
able for housekeeping, furnished.
Seattle hotel. tf
See German, tho dentist, over
Owl Drug Store. Examination
free. 'Phone 19.
Tho Seward Gateway is on sale
at tho Valdez Drug Co. tf
It costs no more to get your
clothing cleaned and pressed at
Silverman's. Phono 198.
Tonight at the Majestlo.
1. Overture by Majestic four
piece orchestra.
2. "Her Sncrillce," A Mexican
love story, with beautiful Mcxeinn
scenery.
.'J. "The Widow Pogson's Hus
band," an over-ambflions ami
businesslike wife often makes a
negligent hnshand or perhaps it's
tho reverse.
Illustrated song by Miss
Mlanche Fogg.
5. "Moil Your Water," a micro
cciiemolograph of a drop of water
and its contents.
(I. Hong by Miss Alice Niece.
7. "Mary Long and Tommy
Short," better than Mult and Jeff
Employment Wanted.
Two .widow ladies would like
positions of any kind in Valdez
or nearby country. Are familiar
with hotel, rooming house or of
ffice work; also good housekeep
ers; 30 and 35 years of age. Ad
dress Mrs. N. Andrews, general
dolivory, Vancouver, B. C. 4-ft
Anheuser-Busch Beer
LOOK AT THE ANHEUSER-BUSCH AD. ON THIS PAOE
and you Will know the kin6 of beer the biq
PLAGE HANDLES.
The Big Place
A I. White
Proprietor
VISITORS WIN
BOTH GAMES
Fort Li8cum Bowlers Won Sat
urday and Sunday
Games
'I In* Foi l Liscum bowlinp team
scored a victory over Hit! Valdez
lean*, on Saturday at the Hip
Pluee by running up a .score of
2,515 In 2,287 by I heir oppo
nents.
The panic yesterday afternoon
was a liltli; more even as they
won by a margin of 78 pins only,
iai pus was hi^h seore wit li IK'.)
pins, ami Lieut. Drury liiph av
erape with 1 r»:i 1 _n pins. Fol
lowing are I lit- scores of |he
panics:
Fort Llscum.
Miller 183 123 ion 100
Hull I 38 177 171) 1«.) \
SI rat ion 112 125 121) 30<>
Dixon 125 150 I iO 151
Drury I7U 100 175 520
Total pins..737 771 781) 2297
Valdez.
Xlinioil' 100 122 I 13 525
(5ray I i.'I 117 1 12 132
Keeser 17 1 151 135 151)
While 117 151 125 423
Laryus 138 152 18!) 17D
Total pins . .7 0 2 723 735 22 ID
NOTICE OF SALE.
Iii Ihe hislrirl Court f<»r I lie Ter
ritory of Alaska, Third Divis
i«•11. j
In the mailer of I lie bankruptcy J
'»f Knight's Island Consolidated '
Copper Company of Alaska, a j
corporal ion, bankrupt.—Xo. in j
bankruptcy. Notice of Sale.
Notice is hereby given llial, j
pursuant |o an order of sale, '
made and entered by the above '
entitled court in I be above en
titled mailer, at Yablez, Alaska,
on Hie 27lh day of March,, iOI2,
the undersigned as Ancillary Ilr*_ j
ceiver herein, will oft'er for sale j
at public, auction, at the front j
Moor of the Court House in Vail—
dez, Alaska, on the lirst day of
May, 1012, at the hour of 1 :(H)
o'clock p. m. of said day, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash,
subject, to the confirmation of the
above entitled court, the; follow
ing described properly, to-wit:
1 Eighty-horse power boiler.
2 Twenty-horse power boilers.
I Fifty-horse power engine.
1 Twenty-live-horse power en
pine.
1 Heater.
I Boiler pump.
1 /lO-kilownt generator.
3 Transformers.
1 Boat, one set of oars.
1 Boat, two sets <»f oars.
1 Aeriat tram 3,000 feet long.
1 Donkey engine.
1 Sawmill (old and in dilapi
dated condition).
700 Are, 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
ertv is situated at Drier Bay,
Knight's Island, Prince William
Sound, Alaska, where the same
may be examined by bidders be
fore said sale; that a deposit
twenty (20) per cent, on I lie pur
chase price of said properly, or
anv part I hereof, will be required
of the successful bidders at said
sale, and said sale will be report
ed by the .undersigned receiver,
to the ahow court, and if said
sale is confirmed by said court,
bills of sales will be delivered lo
the successful bidders on receipt
of the baraijce of the purchase
price, audvif not confirmed, the
deposit of twenty (20x per cent,
will be returned lo Ihe parly de
positing the same. If ??1iid sale
Is continued, and the successful
bidder fails for ten days after
confirmation to nay Ihe remain
der of said purchase price, then
and itt Hint case, said fwcnlv f 2 0 ^
per cent, deposit will be forfeited
jo said receiver.
Witness mv band this 27lhf|av
of March. 1012, • . .... •
W.J. MORTON,
Ancillary Receiver,
Smith, Bunnell ft Weber, altor
ney«< for Receiver.
First pub. March 28, 1012.
I.asf pub. April 13, 1012.
Tf you want your rurs repair
ed soe Silverman, phone 198.
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Covers an area of 140 acres of ground, equal to 70 city
blocks, upon which are located 110 individual buildings.
CAPACITY.
Brewing capacity, barrels per year 500,000
Malting capacity, bushels per year
Bottling works, bottles daily
Grain storage elevators, bushels
Slock houses (for lagering), barrels
Steam power plant, horse
Electric power plant, horse
Refrigerating plant, tons per day
lee plants, tons per day
Coal used, tons per day
TRANSPORTATION FACILITI
Refrigerator freight cars
Horses at home plant
Wagons and carts at home planl
Aulo trucks at home planl
Horses at branches
Wagons at branches
Aulo trucks at branches
EM PLOYES.
At SI. Louis plant, people
At .'10 branches, people
FREIGHT.
Inbound and outbound, cars per year....
CS
For Sale At the Big Place
Alaska Coast Co. I
The "INSIDE ROUTE" E
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southeastern Alaska j?
u Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle March 5j*
| Steamer Bertha leaves Seattle March 20*
| Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle March 27®
hi Qfpampf Ipanip Le«veiSe»ttle March 10 forKodialcand wayt.
■JlCalllCI JcaniC porta carrying gasoline* nd explosives L
f Connecting at.Si attic with steamers of the Alaska -I'aciflc Steamship Co. for
I Southern California ports. Sailings every Monday anil Thursday. Throiiu'h n
Service and I)ow Kates. Ki^lit reserved tochange steamers ami sailing dates. K
|B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.|
jjj General Agent Local Agent J?'
Independent Laundry Co.
Satisfaction Guaranteed I I Foot Keystone'Ave
Telephone fi6 I I Hough Dry 10c lb.
IT'S 1JN 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, AH the
Year 'Round for Cordova and Seattle via. In
side Passage.
TRAVEL AND SHIP VIA.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
VALDEZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
The Side Board
Day & Greenig (Proprietors]
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
rurnished and Unfurnished Rooms
For Housekeeping, Sleeping and Offices. Rates
Reasonable
Foot of w.u st. ARCHIBALD BLOCK