PLEASANT TRIP
ABOUND BAY
Party on Launch Three M- Visit
Oiympia, Landlock and
Ellamar
Yesterday i>iii' «»f I In* 111osI.
pleasant excursions ever sailing
out of Valdez headed out (he bay
on llic launch Three M. willi
about* as jolly a crew on hoard
as ever "plowed I he briny deep."
Leaving I he Valdez dock at 8 in
the morning the Three M. headed
for the Narrows and then out
Princc William sound. In due
course Iho wreck of the Oiympia
was reached and boarded, where
an elegant lunch was served.
Just prior to reaching the
Oiympia there was a tendency
among many of the excursionists
to feed the hungry ilshes, but. tip
on second thought the charitably
inclined concluded I here was food
enough iloating about for imme
diate needs of the denizens of the
deep. From the Oiympia the
launch was headed for Landlock
bay, where a visit was paid Mr.
\V. If. Dickey. After viewing that
promising copper properly, Kl
jainar became I he objective point.
Arriving there dinner was served
and not only participaled in by
the. excursionists but many of
their friends of that place. The
parly reached home at I this
morning.
The excursionists were: Miss
Crittenden. Miss Mcflaskev, the
Misses Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
It. Shepard, .Master Shepard. Mrs.!
Kelsev, ('aniline Kelsev. Holier!
Kelsev, Mrs. Oil lenden. Mrs.
Loekharl. Kva Loekharl. Mrs. Or
chard, .1 Jessie. Orchard, Nealey
Orchard, Kddie Hunt. Hoyd Leedy,!
Win. llarringlon, Parke (iriswold.
Miss Thompson, \V. I'. Stewart
and \V. M. Klliol.
FLOATING ROADHOUSE WILL
BE READY TOMORROW
<'.anii »Sc will have llirir
Hi • a I iiipT r<»a<lli«msi> ready for Idw
i i i K l»y IimhkIiI. II is I In* i i* inhm
li«m In leave on li i f-rli I i«1 • - tonight
for Slump hay. Oapl. ('.ami will
low I In* Jiijr liai'Kc will) his launch
I In* Swastika. They will In* n*a«ly
lo arroimnoilalc gliosis Willi holli
)it (| ami hoard Ihiiihithw uifilil.
WANTI'.h—Shares <»f 11m* Min
eral Oeek Mining C,o. Slale priee
wantdl. .\iMrr<s "A." I'rosprelor
• tfl'icr.
; BOSWELL NEARLY WENT
TO DAVY JONES LOCKER
j Henry lit>1 f, who came up from
(lordova Sunday on (lie launch
I'ansy, says thai. Hilly Hoswell,
who bought I he fux farm on Mid
dhdon island, had a hard Lime
in his hoal when olf Knowlcs
Head, during lhr» recent slorm.
Had nol the boat been a good
sea-^oing craft Hoswell thinks lie
would have signed in "211." The
i Pansy had a delightful I rip up
I from the railroad (own.
SAMPSON SAILS
FOR THE SOUTH
Steamer Will Load Ore at Ella
mar—Passenger List From
Valdez
1 The following is I In4 passenger
lisl of th*> S. S. Sampsun, which
sailed for I lit* sunlit at Sun
day morning:
Mrs. 11. It. n.es.-r, .Mrs. N.
Kleggman, Mrs. Tlios. Scull, Dun
aid Sinilh, Kdinnnd Sinilh, Mrs.
Kdmund Sinilh, V. L. Wagner.
Fur Cordova, .1. Lynns, K. K.
j Itilchie, 1. Hamburger, Mrs. K.
Cushman. Edward Cushm'an. Fur
Juneau, J. A. Hawkins.
I'pun leaving purl lb.* Sampson
headi'd fur Ihe (Hill*, wlmre. she
made a lung slup. A I. Kllamar a
cargu uf ore. was laken aboard.
'J'lie steamer was nul dlli' In reach
Cordova milil h o'elnek this
morning.
HEAVY RAINS PUT
OUT FOREST FIRES
Seal lie. May ~'0.—Heavy rains
are falling over I his stale today
and will extinguish Ihe forest
lires which have hern raging in
I In; limber bells of the Cascades.
DETROIT TEAM MAY
COME BACK TO FOLD
Philadelphia, May 20.—R is
announced that. Ihe Detroit ball
leam will play Ihe. Washington
learn tomorrow while awaiting a
decision of the baseball magnates
on their action in refusing lo play
wilbonl T.v Cobb.
Isee a
Holm & Hansell p
For good quick carpenter H
work, Shepard's Building, 5
jj Wall Street.
N°Thc Ti,nC
To advortise. If business is quiet
invigorate it by bringing your
wares before the buyer. No mer
chant ever succeeded by cutting
down his advertising Just becauso
money tightened up a little. On
the other hand the merchant who
gets the money Is the one who
creates a demand for his wares
through the advertising columns
of the newspaper.
If you have something for sale
write up an advertisement telling
Ite merit*. We will bring It bo*
fore the people and are oonfldent
It will brlnfl result*. T'
I 1 « . •
MINER INJURED j
BY CAVE-IN
I
Frank White Will be Brought to
Hospital From the Gla
i
cier
I
Frank While, a miner employ-!
(>d (mi tin; Hulherford-Kanisey
properly sloping, was injured
this morning1 by a rave-in in the
slope in which he was working.
When rescued he appeared to be
partially paralyzed. Word was
sent into I own and Hob Mcln
1osh proceeded at once lo the
scene of the accident to bring the
sufferer to the hospital in this
city. The particulars or the ex
tent of White's injuries could not
hi; ascertained at the time «»f go
ing In press.
VETERAN DIES !
OF paralysis!
|
Resident of Seward Suffers Fatal
Stroke While Apparent
ly in Health.
|,asl wt't'k \V. II. I>a\kin •!i«*ii|
of paralysis at Seward. While at j
Kcnai last win I it. the departed, |
a stroller, minis! man in liisj
prime, received tin* llrsl ml una-j
linn thai his 1 if«» was cndaup>M*
ml through tills fatal ixalody. AI |
thai time In* received a slight
paralytic slmkc. Tuesday cven-j
inp, while eiifrafred in cut I inp
woo«I al his hoini\ tin* second)
stroke, a more serious one, camc i
on. rcndcriup him unrmiscious j
ami conliuinp him I«• his hml. j
l.asl uiphl anolhi'r stroke pjivi»|
evidence that I In* was near al j
liaml.
Tin* ih'parti'il was a respccled
resident of Seward ami was mini— J
hcrml nmnnp I In* pioneers who;
readied hen- on I In* steamer San-'
la Anna Aupusl ?r. I«»<»:?. llisj
family accompaniml him. In car- 1
ly 1 if«* Mr. Haykin was a cavalry-;
man in the I'liilml States army,!
ami resigned to cnirape in farm
i11mi the frontier in .Montana.!
rpon his arrival here lie enpafred
in carpenter work, heiiifr an e\-,
pert mm-hanir.
FOUNTAIN QOATS ARE
SEEN ON HILLSIDE
On Sunday a number of 11101111-'
tain float were plainly visible mi
the side hills on the west side.'
The animals came down below
llic SHOW line to feed upon Ihcj
new prass.
HAS SOUVENIR OF THE
ILL-FATED TITANIC
_J
Mr. (ico. A. I.nve is the pos-'
sessoi- nf a ho\ »»f malclics taken!
fr*• 111 I lie steamer Titanic hy Mr. j
<1. K. (<antphe||. who inspected the
\esse| liefore she sailed oil her |
iM-fnteil trip. The box has the]
name of the vessel on ils lahcl.
Y. M. C. A. TO ELECT
DIRECTORS THIS EVENING
Tin* pnslponi'd iiit'Hin}; of lIn*
V. M. <'«. A. will In* hi'lil 111 is i*v- j
eninK at H o'clock nl thi* office of i
J. I,. Herd for Hip purpose of
electing director* for lln> ensu
ing year.
Fishermen, 8ayl
Tin1 salmon eggs we k«'I nl the
Dependable Drug Slore guarantee
a fish wilh every em*. Owl Drug
Co., Inc.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
C ■ • y •; r. ■ ■ - J•>
0. C. Robert*, of Cnmp Com
forl, Ih In the cily.
Olio Kanilz is out on the streets
again after a severe allark of
pneumonia.
Chat*. Scott, who has been suf
fering froni pleurisy, Is reported
somewhat Improved today.
We are ashamed In admit il,
but it'* a fact that more people
wont fifth ing yesterday than lo
church. But then, the fifth hil.
I
Anheuser-Busch
There's None So Good
The Big Place
A I. White
Proprietor
DAGGETTJO LEAHY
Satisfaction Guaranteed
All branches of up-to-date den
tistry. Oflices over Jim Kahler's
drug store, Valdez, Alaska.
SHAMPOOING and MANICURING
Well Groomed Ladies and Gentle
men Appreciate My Service*.
Private Bath Room for Ladies.
Corns Removed, Without Pain, $1.00
SENORITA MENDEZ
Phone 185 Wall si.
A LOYAL FRIEND
WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL
II is said llial Mrs. .Mary ('..
Thaw has spent all •»f her lime
and energy for years and sj?l,00n._
000 nf her money In free her son.
Harry Thaw, from an insane asy_
lum. Whatever else are tIn* iner
ils of I he ease, this proves a^ain
thai mothers, rich and pour, hijrh
and low, alike, are the most loy
al friends find ever vouchsafed
humanity. Fathers and broth
ers, husbands and wives, sweet-i
hearts and friends may f;ii| one,I
hut mothers slick through thick]
and thin, and they gu down with'
1 he ship.--K\chau}fe.
At the Majestic Tonight.
A IIin* musical ami picture pro
gram for tonight:
1. Overture hy Majestic or
clii'sl c;i.
'J. "ll«,lM,llilUI< IHOSSOIII," il
l»«*;tul i 1'u I comedy drama witli
Florence I.awrenec ami AM Inn*
Johnson as IcaHing characters.
Illustrated son jr.
i. "A Special Messenger." a
mililary drama depicting sunn'
very skilH'iii horsemanship.
r>. "Bird* of a Feallier Flock
Togelher." a Vili^rapli comedy
11■ a I is sure I < > please.
(i. Special music.
■ i
NOTICE.
Sealed liitls will In* received
i111111«*iIiately fur the sinking of 80
reel of incline sliafl, r» 1-2 X H
I feel in size, a I I lie f II j IV mine.
All bids musl lie in liy noon, May
25, 101-'. For fnrlher ami de
tailed informalion inquire at. the
mine. I reserve the right lo re
ject any ami ;i 11 bids.
cuff Mixixr; company.
My .1. \V. Hamilton, Supl. j
NOTICE.
]''nr I lie purpose of inaintain
imr good sanitary conditions I lie
eilixens of Valde/. arc lierehy re
quested, according !•» section one,
of Ordinance No. 27, lo remove
from llieir premises, from I lie
si reels, highways, alleys, grounds
anrl gutters, streams ami creeks
ail.iaeenl I *» llieir premises, all
dirt. ruhhish, garbage, ashes,
empties of rans ami hollies, ami
all lillli <>f any kind deposited hy
Ilieni. All parlies who have or
eaused to have manure piles on
llieir premises or near stables are
reipiesled lo remove and haul
away the same. Anyone failing
to eomply with this notice before
the 2 llh day of I he present, month
wil| subject himself to the. pro
visions of the nhovc ordinance.
J). II. SLEEM, M. I).,
Health OfTicer.
FOR SALE—At Fort Llscutn,
household goods, piano, dishes,
rutrs, c'c., inquire afternoons at
cahle office, Lieut. Drury. k 25
Notlo* of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Smith, Bunnell Weber,
heretofore engaged in the gen
eral practice of law at Valricz,
Alaska, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Any
and all accounts due lo said firm
may be paid to any of the under
signed, to whom authority is
hereby given lo receipt for the
same.
Dated at Valde/., Alaska, this
15th day of May, 1012,
EDMUND HMITII.
C. E. BUNNELL.
f. n. webeil
COAL COAL
VALDEZ DOCK CO. or VALDEZ TRANSFER CO
Alaska Coast Co.
The "INSIDE ROUTE"
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southeastern Alaska
Steamer Bertha, leaves Seattle - - May 20
Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle - May 27
- June 15
Connecting at Seattle with steamers of the AlasUal'acitic Steamship Co. fur
Southern California ports. Sailings every Monday and Thursday. Through
Service and Dow Kates. ICiirlil reserved tochanito steamers and sailing datos.
B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.
General Agent Local Agent
Independent Laundry Co.
Satisfaction Guaranteed I I Foot Keyntone Ave
Teh*plione t>0 I ' Rouirh Drv 10p 11».
IT'S IN 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 MARI
POSA, leave every eight days, All the
Year 'Round for Cordova and Seattle via. In
side Passage.
TRAVEL AND SHIP VIA.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
VALDELZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
The Side Board
Day & Greenig [Proprietors]
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
—
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms
For Housekeeping, Sleeping and Offices. Rates
Reasonable
root of Wall St. ARCHIBALD BLOCK
tft ttf I ft M Ittt t ttt ft mt tf t Mf M> • • ••• m»i*
Port Welk
THE LAUNCH
BRIGHTON
Leaves Vnldcz for Port
Wells every Tuesday carry
ing pnsseugors and freight,
touching nl nil way points
whero business offers.
Special Trips Can Be Arranged
Chas. R. Crawford
Wall Slrwl Phono 159 !
PUlt ilta, window |Um, rrx>fin< »mI
WiMlni Mp«n, reoflni pitch, lim«. e»
■mt, pMw Uth, iMmIm, IwlUin'
litnlwtf*. SKo» tM Jofc wirlt oI iH Irhtdt
Windows, Doors, Moulding. Finish
ing Lumber
A««nt* for Fairbanks, Mors* A Co.
The Pro»p>sotor la the oaper to
buy.