The Valdez News from Valdez, Alaska • Page 2

tlietieo north 33 degrees and 8 minutes east. try Fo-. -JTSS at Springfield Mo, The NomeNugyot is hot after the Che Uafdez ftws. ly south oegrt'O- an-1 -l" nannies tbence 31 P. as to the said Court may seeru just and able.

And unle you so appearand nnMver complaint, the plaintiff will talre against you as prayed in complaint. Ho- of live lion -end doUai'K, nnd ho other relief as to the court sliaii seem jti-t rereneffe cutter service is Arctic wafers, which it characterizes as a farce. In a recent editorial, comment rli.grees oit. 1MU.3 font to the place of begin- Saturday, December 9, 1905. to be recognized as a stepping stone to statehood.

If Alaska should be made a territory it would imply a promise to make it a state at some future time. This, Seuator Piatt, when alire and the acknowledged boss of the congressional ring, said could not be. A. W. ROCHFOUD Editor and Pub To recover the sum five thousand dollars, Umagt the withholding of t-abl Ia the defendant.

For an iVifc: of -ant 'unit rtstritfnioif an.t at: joining tbe'd'-'et dam, his servants and nig the p- oi publication or thirty uyi tliereafte', in with law, with the IV 1, Bn.Reeeuei-or the U. H. iMiid Offlue biKBOK Fhhinc Minima Co rfscal 1 Bv Se.T-ti'.rv. K-ou. oof the above application "ill be published ti.

The V.U.M.: printed at VulMez. A iaaka, I designate lie news- ing upon the letter attacking whalers and revenue service, by J. Knupp, who was in charge of a mission school at Point Hope last winter, hich has me hundred and U.irtiv from 'mm i.i....... im; or renu hrreli.iit oi in ai na- Published every Saturday morning. Western senators and congressmen Attorneys for I'll and for such other and further relief are not all of the epiuion of these East been generally published, the Nuggot ern congressional bosses, but there are tys: The revenne cntter service, so far as many of them who are begging ap SUBOEirTION BATES.

One lear, by mail $3.00 feix Months by mail 1.75 those waters is concerned, la little better than no service at all. Indeed, it is a fact that the revenue cutler offi Tlnoo Months by mail 1.00 propriations and other favors from the machine that they are afraid to cross it, therefore Alaska comes under the tho Territory ol VlVsi-a 'Hiiro Kivih! HUItL 51. tUAS rs do not wish to be bothered or Single copy 10 SubM-Tiptloni payable in advance, other collected quarterly and charged at quarterly tales. ban of congress. Alaskan.

One Man Mining Company. Vor- oration llaiuiin. y() j2j Hugh Murray, Defendant. the iiilL-il Pta'e The Ketchikan Journal publishes a hampered by having to devote a little time to seeing that tho luwa are enforced aud the lawbreakers brought to punishment. They hare shown by Cli.

t'lnn; To Advertising rates made Jknown on long-winded article on the question of i appear In the Division, W.thlli thl-t iih-r Use rompletioil of the Hi, iy oi Ah riod ot'h" their actions that they do not care territorial government for Alaska, signed by Wm. A. Kelly. All the old Entered At (lie poatofflce at Valdez, Alaska euond lusc mail matter. fUs Headquarters for cere Travelers and Mining: Men $6 EUROPJT PLAX.

WE INVITE INSPECTION a Keystone Avenue. chestnutty arguments, that have been what havoc the whalers woik among the natives. Their trips to Bering ea and the Arctic are merely junketing excursions, during which they may enjoy themselves, and trade and traffic answered a thousand timss, are used. eaiil aotion in brought by nairt plaintiff Among them the malicious and infer Cougrees is again in session aud aa ('r parcel' of Wind situatr-il an.i -ertbc ollowH, to-wit: Beginning at corner po-t No. nal lie, that the object of those seeking ttsunl there ere many forecasts of fa with the natives as much as they please.

self-government for Alaska is "that vorable Alaskan legislation being sent The ttip of the Bear to the Arctic men with itching palms may hold office out by the press correspondents. The and subsist on the people's money derived from more taxation." We don't during the present season was little more than a farce. It is alleged, and we believe the statement to be true, that Capt. Hamlet sh wed little dis plaintiff, nmr.cd imd iption LhIc in I corner it No I'. No.

12. bear- south 1J east, 807 feet distant; know for sure, but we will bet our Sun day shirt that the author of the article position to overtake the whaling ves interest of Alaskaus, at least those in this section, is not as great aa during former sessions, probably because they Lave given up hope. Any legislation regarding railroad assistance will attract the most attention. There are so many different projects from various sections seeking government aid at is the same Kelly, of Sitka, who has had sels, which it. was charged carried hootch, and were disposing of it to the Ai! Modern Conveniences I Eiegantlf Furnished his rusty, moth-eaten mug hitched to the government pie counter ever since L.

C. Carson natives. The whalers hud ample opportunity to get out of the reenue he first came to Alaska. Douglas News. cutter's way.

There are ven worse Hotel Phoenix this congress that people who are in In a speech at the recent meeting of Methodist bishops at Washington, terestad will watch the result of the clash of interests with a great deal of KE YSTON A EN E. KLEVE. Proprietor. speculation aa to what will be the ulti Bishop John W. Hamilton, who presided over the first Alaska Methodist conference held at Juneau two years Photograph.

Inside and Outdoor work Developing'and Finish ing for Amateurs Views for sale from Valdez and Interior Enlargement of Photographs, jt Pictures and Fra es To Order. All Work Warranted. Keystone A venue mate outcome. Aside from this the delegate bill is about the only proposed stories than this told of some of the Bear's officers, with truth enough in the stories to demand that tb service in Beriug sea be given a thorough shak ivg up. APPLICATION.

Additional Entry under Section 2.TQ6 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. S. Land Office, Juit'aii gl.Eix;K j-. y. of theVn'T "uriVma-hiL-'ii1 M.

Man-inn le i nt hiiuIH 1,1 tin- of BEST APPOINTED HOTEL IX VALDEZ. I Large Sample Rooms by the Rooms for Month at Commercial Men. Reasonable Rates ago made the startling statement that the efforts of the people to keep the Alaskan legislation considered to have races who inhabit North America from amalgamating are foolish and will be ineffective. He said the typical any chance of going through. R1NQ AGAINST US.

The congressional ring and bosses, about which the Daily Alaskan com American of the future will have the blood of the negro, the Indian and the 1 lllontana V- T. QQ. Oriental, as well as that of the Cauca mented yesterday, are the very same sian, in his veins. He protested against the exclusion of the Chinese from the that are preventing the people Alaska from receiving a recognition of Beaver Dam Roadhouse AND MAIL. STATION FORTY-ONE MILES FROM VALDEZ more par imlarlv ds.

1 as follow, to Beginning ai mruc No. 1 ivlivm mid fVak hear-. leg inn. Pacific coast and said the duty of our Barber Shop Courteous Treatment and Best Service. Ladioa and A T'TTC their political rights aa American clti people is to let down the bars and permit the races from all the world to zent.

They are fighting against the extension of representation in the af fairs of the nation to more Western A Good Place to unite and form a great composite race on the American continent. That, he held, would be in accordance with Eyak Cove: Geutlemeu'd A -r1 3 Fin Prcelain Tubs. 3 Razors Honed and Tsrpcned I S. McFAUL Prop. Nor! r.

-Wf to mm rlmin-Nortji 71 dr-if 4.1 linn IV 3.es haiii -communities. They have the situation as it now Is, well within their grasp, and they do not propose to jeopardize Sleep! God's lawa and be 'protested it were sA Good Place to TONY L.ENZING, Station Keeper in Charge. futile for men to attempt to thwart des their position more than possible. tiny as planned by the Supreme Power. The address created a sensation.

A territorial government has become ANT A CLAUS I LETTER Santa Claus takes great pleasure in announcing that on and after December J9f5 he will have a postoffice at Snyder's "Cash" Store, when old and young, big and little, but especially children, can write him a letter and Ee sure and address all letters to "Mr Santa Claus, care tell him what they want for Christmas presents Snyder's 'Cash' Store, Valdez, Alaska' Sign ycur name and state where you live and drop the letter in Santa's post office in the Dry Goods Department at nyders "Cash" Store oes Clothing Rubber Goods Hip boots, shoe packs and rubbers of all sizes. We would especially call your attention to our roiled edge goods. Rubber dolls and figured balls of fast colors. Dry Goods Flannels, Zebeline dress ood, Venetian cloth, Dark Blue Serge, Taffeta Silk and Mercerized Satin, full yard wide and fast colors. White and pale pink Taffeta Silk, 28 inches wide.

Butterick Patterns. Our Hats are the latest of the well known Stetson, Kingsbury and Taylor makes in derby and fedora shapes. Caps of many shapes and colors. Solidity is one of the shoe points on which we are cranks. Poor shoes are high priced at any cost.

We aim the best shoe and make the price as reasonable as possible. Our stock is large and contains shoes for men, women and children. Mens and boy's clothing made of good material and are built on the square. The fact that they are sold at Snyder's is evidence that they are the latest style. IVY PLOUR.

ALPINE ORE AM, PREPERRED STOCK CANNED GOODS TOY DEPARTMENT The Toy Department of Snyder's Cash Store will be opened up December 6th. There will be short and tall dolls. China and tin tea sets. Banks with a coon standing at the door to kick the money in. Building blocks and numerous other thing which space will not permit mentioning.

TELEPHONE NO. 25 CHINA DEPARTMENT The China Department contains many beautiful things that are useful and beautiful. Haviland plates and cups and saucers. Royal sugar and creamers. In the new addition to the store you will find many useful things for the kitchen, such as cake pans, toasters, potato mashers, muffin pans, can openers, etc.

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