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UNFINISHED.
Ill Conn av: sr 1900 ooI2It T NV. ST. 3, 90 90
1870 II av 2or. zoo 90 $40 Capitol, sr.. 80 90
91G 18th NV. 11r. 200 o00l116 NV. 30 50
1872 Vt ar NV, 2or rs 90 Lots Nos 2l5 50 IS 25
11O1 f4th NV, 17r 5000 1921 Del ne, Ir q 90
5a3 NV Ilri =. 1s0o ~ 90 Iea ls9 me- e 90 5
93:3 II NV 19r 125 00i fO17 Del ne. 4r. Is 80
i15a 18th NV isr ioooo 1918 Del av me- Ar. 1880
1901 NV. 17r. 10000 115 ne, Or. .... IS 90
1893 JEFF pI 14r. 100 90 929 1st ne, Sr... 90
14si sy NV. W. 1ir ss 50 2os-2ii Ist sw 50
Brightwood d G. 75ee ia ist ne. 6r. ..... =. 90
1913 NV. Or. .65 I716 1st ne. 6r. L 90
9o5 NV 13r ... ,6560IsoO Del av ne. Ar. Y. 90
20O2 NV. Or. .600 80 Del he, Or. y 90
1IOs Q NV, Sr. 80 63i 1905 Del ay ne, Ar 10 30
392 1913 ad.S p% Ir 60 s sse Del av Ps er %
9+2 NV Or. so 00 T0S 1st ne, Or. 1000
720 10th NV. Tor. 5000 1850 ID ne. 6r. 10 90
1881 ON NV, 90 iI4s ad ne. 6r. .Iooo
2204 Decatur pl Sr. 45 00 61-15 Jackson ne 5r 930
5ios s 18th 18th nW % 1orb IS 90 90 81 BALDWIN Id row
2iOS 14th NV Or. 81 so 1872 Del ne, 1r. 800
51s 9th NV, 1or. = Lot /. So 63o. Del ay &
2424 14th NV. Or. 81 sol C st Offer
$40 y 20. 90 Lots 1925, So 679, bet
1411 Staughton. Or. .35 90 Mass & Del avs and +
1870 14th NV Or. .35 00t st. Per annum !, ,20o.O0
FURNISHED.
19th&Cin Wash Hts $40 0oQ nr 18th 10r. b. $50. 90
Conn II. Or b. 1861 66 r 18TH Tor, 2b $50. 90
Corc'n 18th 3b as. 90 18th, 11r. b. .133. .3
Iowa or & P i:r ab 800 90 WoOdley lane & Hartford
nr GOTH 15r. % .100.0a st, 12r. 1a0. 90
21st. 13r b. .125 90 Yale 18th 12r b. 10000
10TH 12r. b. ..210. 90 18th L, 11r. b.. 5000
IngleSide 18th and How 18th Mass, f4r, 2b66. 81
ard av. 2ir. 4b. 300 90 18th o. 12r, b. 1900
NJ near 10th. Or. b: % 90 10th & Corcoran. ne cor
2nth. 14r. 2b. 125 90 lar. go. 90
y II nv & Coz 13r - 18th nr O. 15r, 3b 10000
Mass nr 22d i2r b. ISo 90 18th nr Core OF 3b Cos
\ nr 18th, Or b. 100 10th & Gin. sw cor. 1or.
Phelps @ nr isth 10 2bioe 90 2ist nr r. 1or b. 80 90
q i7th, Tor, b. 100 90 Goth & o, 12r. h. 20 90
o nr 10Th Or b. 100 90 nr 18th, 15r, ,3b. 80. 90
APARTMENTS
The Marion No. I. Ar The Maury, No. 80, 4r,
rbe Marion No s. $50 5s 60 and o soth NJ 900 600
The Marion. No. Il, 5r s25 14th ID fl, Or. b.45.O0
81 90 s25 14th Sd fl. 5r, b.45. 90
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS IN THE PORTLAND"
OFFICES.
Building sth & d $3.50. 90 515 18th NV. 2r. so
512-i4 +. I'd floor 100 90 1923 +, desirable offices
q , i5 II front S Fin dssFa6g sstaabe oces oces
i411 C NV I'd d fronti50O bldg, all imps single
Sc 18th and NV rooms from So to So
20 e SfSs I gf5 me Per mdnfh mnfht n0OS
STORES
1910 d .S200Ool1slI 14th........... 4o. 90
o Sw cor sth sd NV go 90 1925 10th h. ~. 20 90 10
S25 14th 80 90 Pt lot 3, sd 4S4. 1900
STABLES
1133 14th NV rear. SO 90 1912 14th, 800
1111 l. rear. - oe No. 3, 18th, 10th, l. and
1910 l., 90 VI sts............ .40.0 90
329 Mo 500 110S 10Th, rear. 1000
1924 y nv. rear. .15.o0 234 1st .15.0 90
1928 r av, rear. 1900
Unsurpassed I.ItlrS Tor the collection of rents
from all classes Of property.
THos. j. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
au2'-f 1414 St NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

foFFIeTAIN DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
washington D. c. August -. 1s02-Information
has been received at this department from Mr..
lanes BOYLE the consul OF the United States at
ISyerpool England, Of the death the 18th "
March 1902 at sea. OF William Fisher tcoloredl Ct
Washingfon The legal representatives OF the de-
c.ased can obtain further information by applying
to this department. Per dispatch No. ~. Dated
July 80 1892. II
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE = SUMNER HOME NEAR WEST
Springfield. y. H.; 95 acres; attractive cottage
rooms: 3 In kitchen annex; improved and tim.
her land: beautiful location; fine view Address
W. Il. p, Star office. au23-ats
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
UNFINISHED.

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1ii4 ',F'' ST NV TELEPHONE N. 3iS.
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L. Sc. COR, 7TH 81 y. W.
17011a 18th NV. .sto&6r1S. 90
$40 11th ne, Jr&b fiat.1S.5
Cor 1st&N sw, ,sto&7r1s.30
9th < o NV, store. $500
60S NJ SO. 6r&b. .16. 80
100 4th ne, Sr&w. 1850
T15 Irving, sto&6r. 1850
l240 II ne. stO&cel. 1850
946 Fla av, 6r&w. 1850
1139 Sth NV, 5r&w. 1870
6th&O NV. store. so
1888 9Th NV, 5r&w 1870
100 n ] av, store. 1900
1900 7th NV, ,stO&cel. 90
1904 7th NV, ,stO&2r. 10 90
422 o NV, 4r&b fiat. 1880
"a Fenton ne. 6r&w IL 30
49, Del av. 5r&w. .10.jD
312S 7th NV. store. 1850
1923 Wilt NV. 5r&w $50
26D5 | NV. 4r&w. $50
Store rear 7th&O. 500
Rear Gil NJ NV, Ar. $50
ia NJ NV, store. 49,. 100
452 d NV, off rs..SI & IS
Rear sos 18th nw(coD6.30
1114 7th NV, 3r. 600
Hotel. 36r. st heat. cheap
NV. steam heat. au23- If
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. Il. BATES.
Public Accountant and Auditor,
Room I1o, Washington Loan and Trust building.
9Th and y sts- nv Telephone No. e72. del-u
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FOR RENT-BY B. f. SAU
1929 eth NV, large store,
11r&b ...........S55.0 90
Brookland, D c. Lansing
st. l2T&2 b rooms, large
yard ............. 5000
200 18th NV, store. 80. 50
1906 Tth NV, ,sto&dw. 30. 80
713 l1th NV, for l'se ch' p
ga 9th NV. Tr&b. .35. 90
1907 9TH NV, ,5r&b fl.32. 30
1907 7th, stO&3 rms. 30. so
Sc cor 7th&O NV, I'd floor
fiat. 6r&b. 1900. 30 90
1911 L NV, Sr&b. .2S. 90
II II NV, Sr&b. 81 80
GIL y NV, Tr&b. =. .25. so
23T 2d NV. 6r&b. .25. 90
1O2 Z NV, Tr&b. .25. 90
Halls for r't. 9th * q NV
Sl4 g. ne, 1r&b. %. 80
1888 9th NV. Sr&b. 30. 80
30 I'd NV, 6r&b. =. u 90
SIS 18th ne. 6r&b. .22 so
1898 y ] av, ,5r&b fiat. 81 30
1925 9th NV, Sr. e. 20. so
1109 Tth NV fla t. 6r, b $50
619 ) NV. Ir&b. 20. 80
sos 10th NV. 1r&b. 20. 10
Office rooms at 5I2 + st.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

LOCATED, CONTAINING ABOUT $1,000
so. FIT. FLOOR SPACE, GOOD CONDT-
TIoN. WITH COMPLETE BOILER AND
ENGINE PLANT SERVICE; 12i4-l6 d ST
NV. APPLY TO
auI4-tf Il. RoZIER DULANY. 1920 ST.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO BUlLDERS-WANTED TO EXCHANGE A
tract of 1oA acres eligible and desirable land on
Met branch b. and o. R.R., which has been laid
out in suburban building sites 5nx150 ft sim
ated near Diekerson station, for the erection of
tMo-stpry Kitchen to premises on Columbia
Helghts. Address Box 160. Star office. au22-t If
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FOR RENT-BY WM. A. EASTERDAY BOND BID.
1747 nv, 12r b. $50 90 2240 Deca tur Sr 40 90
1882 NV, 1Or b.. 1900 3115 18th, ,MtP 10r BIS 90
1906 1Tth NV. 10r. b. 30. 90 f42 St Sr b. 80 90
171T Riggs pl, l0rb IA. 90 100 stOre15 90
1T17 14th Tor b. 0.5O 245 st James ct 4r. 90
1872 18th NV, 1Or,b 1000
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FOR RENT
1854 10Th NV. 1Nr h S45. 90 4OI nth NV Trb 90
1886 18th NV. Tor b. ~. .O0 III 18th NV Tor b. 81
1922 III NV 1Or b.. 500 1927 Marion. Tr. b. %. 80
1880 Core ,1Gr b. 40 00 K G'S ct 4rSw ga 90
1894 Core NV. Tor, h. 20 G0 STORES
T29 18th NV. Tor. b. 10 90 lTth o So. 90
203l II nv. Sr b. 30. 1893 25th INV. u 80
u232t +. W. GRAHAM. 61T 18th st.
FOR RF.NT-2so5 AND 2sf3 O ST NV; VERY
desirable and Broom houses: excellent order;
location unexCeptiOnable; near L ST. line; low
rent. Apply 3o4O Dumbartun ave. au22-3t*
FOR RENT-BY H L. RUST. 60S 14TH ST. NV
Wash Hts. very attrac- Rooms. COS 14th st NV
tive house; 1Or. = Store. 1901 North Capitol
ba handsomely fIrn d. Flat (col'd). 1923 22d NV
11l4 q NV fur, 1Ur bSS5.OO Shop Rear 42O l. NV
lT+S Oregon, gr. b. 1900 OFFICE ROOMS--I.arge
52T 18th NV. 10r. /. 40. 80 front ruon and commu-
1882 W NV Or. b. 40. 80 nicating ROOM we'll light
ll2 Fla ,Sr. b 25.0J ed heat; second floor of
1922 Is, Or. b.. 20. 81 GUS l4th St NV.
mo-
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-wEsT OF arHisT ON ST. NICE
s-room and bath house; pore bath: rented for
$3.50 mo-; good lotI7 Rrifs only S4. 800.
f. LODGE HILL.
1T a 500 st NV
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LONG ESTABLISHED MILLINERY BUSINESS.
commanding ultra-fashionable patronage for sale
at bargain; in i'll health. Address Box
129. Star Office au22-3t'
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FOR SALE CENTRALLY LOCATED NE, PRESS
brick and bath; fur. heat owner needs
money and will sell fpr BEST OFFER TO So 500
II. LODGE HILL.
1t SO2 Z st. II
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FOR RENT = VERY DESIRABLE MODERN
house. ii rooms and bath best location on Cap
itol HILL Inquire Iei I'd st. ne. jy29-a6t.
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DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR DOWNTOWN
grocery drug store; rent reasonable; No. b29
r St NV: no competition near THE WASH
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO., Real Estate
Department. au22f
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LINKINS, 500 18TH S'r.
'l7i5 Seaton, Or. W. 1850
43I goth. Or. b. -. 1880
242O y, Or, W. IL. 80
Good houses for colored
7 tenants. from 81 up.
Storage rooms 3. 90
RES.
Irge new store and cellar,
2201 Z NV, Op mkt. $40. 90
2l32 X, store. 10. 90
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FOR RENT
NV. 5ls Pa ay. pr $50 33 NV. 113 Pierce 6r 49, 80
NV, 1227 Conn, IL b. 80 80 NV I42s n ] ay fr II so
NV, l0O9 9th, l4r,2b. S3 NV. 1T16 Brainard,
NV, 2o27 !, 19r, 2b. G000 18th and p 4r... &. 30
NM. 40 G. lar. b. $500 SW, $40 Cap Tor. b. so
NV !!33 X. 12r b. 800 SW, 927 c. 8r b. 20. 80
NV, HOS 18th Tor. b 30 90 SW, 929 c. 6r b. 20 80
NV. 9l9 II, Sr. b.. 1890 SW, 623 G. Or. 1880
NV, 32ll Y, 1r. b. .55 00S SW, 1871 d. Ar. 1900
nv, S2i3 Y. 1r b. -35 90 SW. 62s Md av. Ar. IL so
NV d4aS ilth 81, 3055 SW, 1903 D. 6r. 1f.30
M zi52 !3th Sr 30e0 Ne ll01 Fla av ,Sr.b.21. 90
NV, lIl6 1sth Gr y so NE, tI04 7th Sr, 20 80
NV, 534 10th, Sr, b. % so NE $50 l.. 6r b. IS 70
NV. 1907 9Th, Or. b. % 90 NE, 2I3 1st Or I6 80
NV. 2o06 18TH CRIB 1900 Sc. 122 E. Or. b. % 92
NV, SIT 22d, Or. 500 Sc 52l 1fh, i2r b. % so
NV. 3+0l X, Or. Is sol Sc 1902 9TH Tr 10. 90
NV, III 9th, 6r. 80 Sc, 1104 9th. 7r. 10 so
NV. 1883 18TH Ar. IA 30 Sc 3l6 rr 313 A 4r g. 90
NV, 4l2 Washt'n. 6s IA 90 Sc, 3i3 c ay Ar Z 90
no, FLATS-N.w.
1oo u ed hoorl, rooms and bath. S27. so
40 ID Ost noorl. rooms and bath. .-...... 300
NJ, - STORES.
~ SIo "a. ave.. stories and cellar. 15.oo0 50.
NJ aoor room and elevators. Per annum 81, 200
Nv" 1854 10th, Or. S25. 90 NV. 22d& Wa ter
> 0FFICES
NV, Guntoi bldg. Offices wv 6iS La ave. Offices
sM: t,, Central bldg offices NV. Vernon Row offices
su20-tf THoS. (. wAGGAMAN siT st NV
FOR PENTHOUSE so1 Fl ST. NV; IA RMS
10: KEY on premises. Inquire at 1919 H ST.
NV: rent $50 aa20-tf
FOR RENT-BY L. j. MILLS sos 9Th ST. NV
OLD NV. Tor, b. -S35 .5ai 1851 III ne 7r b. % so
ll9 ay, 7r. b.. .2S. sol f24 n GrSb 20 so
llo9 Ith NV. fiat. Or. be. .59it10S Goat al 8 So
Ru19-tf
FOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE MODERN
house. II rooms and bath; best location on Cap
itoi HILL Inquire iei I'd st. NE. jy23-a6t.
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WANTED-A BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
tion Is being formed lines that will pay
large dividends TO its stockholders; persons with
$500 to 81 900 to invest get in the ground
floor. Address Box 127 Star office. au20-3t
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FOR SALE-DAIRY FARM. ON THE DISTRICT
line, AZ miles from the White House; 81 acres
land; easy TO cultivate; dwelling. large barn.
feed house. wells and spring; IL cows, bun,
2 horses, wagons, harness, cans, cups. bottles,
&c. &C.. together with good milk route, selling
about 40 gallons per day. Reason for selling.
owner in very Ill health. Or Will rent the farm
and sell stock and milk route 10 tenant. Price
very low. GEO. W. LINkINS, 500 18th st. NV.
au22-6t
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FOR SALE
THOSE wELLBUILT NEW HOUSES on
UNIVERSITY PLACE NEAR EUCLID PLACE
(ONE BLOCK WEST OF 18th ST., 'ACOLUM-
BIA HEIGHTS ONE OF THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE AND CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ON THE
HEIGHTS, NEAR RESIDENCE OF JUSTICE
HARLAN AND SOME OF THE FINEST
HOMES IN THIS SECTION.
SEVERAL SOLD
PRICES, $3.50 AND $3.50 EACH
These houses are exceptionally we'll built not
thrown together for speculation, but built by
days labor by owner in order to dispose of
large piece Of ground. Exceptionally attractive
and desirable fronts Of stone and brick The
best arrangement.
1ST FLOOR = Parlor. reception hail. dining
room, pantry and kitchen.
2D FLOOR sleeping rooms and tiled BATH
porcelain bath tub; stationary marble washstand.
Sd FLOOR sleeping rooms.
dry cement cellar under the entire house ;
good size lots; large front and rear yards
TERMS-Eas terms be arranged with the
majority of payments bearing Az interest
No. 2G1o-Open for inspection Sunday and week
days.
MOORE & HILL Cne.), Exclusive Agents.
III 14th st NV
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FOR sALE-Q ST. N,E.saHANDs0NE HOME:
stone and brick rqnus. bath RECEIPT hall: fur
heat; 50, $50, very easy teIms.
j.. LODGE HILL.
1T So2 ST NV
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FOR SALE 7 . .oI
STORE AND DWELLING, vicinity of 9TH and
SITS. NV; lot 2fyfId; ALWAYS RENTED TO
$4,000. \ bargain" !!
B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
au23-3t 916 Il st, NV.
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

PROF VICTOR. 1929 CoRCORAN ST. DOG
washer and flea eradicatur Dogs washed Ut
Owners residence. Dogs and cats boarded. Sur
gical operations Washing dogs end cats n sIs-
cIalty. au2b-6t"
FOR FLEA AND LICE DESTROYER. ALSO MED
icine for dogs cats and birds. 20 to SCHMID )
BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st. au6-f
FOURTEENTH STREET HOSPITAL FOR DOGS.
Surgical ami medical diseases OF dogs and
Animals boarded. Dog cemetery. Phone main
lT1-2 HOSPITAL 2lls 14th st. ". myi7-d
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FOR SALE
Vicinity Of 18TH AND S SITS. NV; LOT 19x
80 TO ALLEY; house contains eight rooms and
bath; kitchen on first floor. \ modern and de-
lghtful home. PRICE, $5.T50.
b. II. WARNER COMPANY.
au23-3t 916 + ST. n.
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4'OR RENT-BY GEO. w
Flat 1915 G.. Grab,
part furnished. $50. 90
1917 q NV, llr. b. 10. 1C
Flat 1913Pa ay, y,sr. b. 10. &C
21l4 II. Tor, b. .4O.5C
626 Sd ne, Sr. b....25. .pC
52T Spruce, Gr, b. %. 81
STO
l9l3 Pa. av. NV, fine |;
offer wanted. (
au2i-tf
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FOR RENT BY FLOYD F. DAVIS 7TH E SW
4iI IN Gr. wSs I6.uJ 512 I1th svy ar imp I6 80
80 ia S'v -'ir h.Im 1-.5J 90 F sw or wSs / . OB
III iIa over stl5-JJ So sw, 5r WIS I 80
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FOR RENT-FROM SEPTEMBER I-S2l NEW
Jersey ave M. rooms and bath: rent only
$50 Per month (. T KAISER, $40 st. NV.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
Another Store Building.

Nessers Hemple and heugherty have awarded a contract to Craw- ford and Hanson for the erection of large business block to be built adjoining their present store on Keystone avenue. The build ing when completed, will be one of the best and most complete in Valdez It is to be 24xS0 feff anya two stories aigh. The frst floor will be IA feet high, with a balcony on each side, and will be fitted @mt with the latest styles of counters, shelving and departments
 The seoond floor will he used for offices, stsrereoms and various de partments of the business Mr. Temple left @en the Exoelsier for Seattle where he will purchase. a large and complete stock of general merchandise for tke fall trade and expects to have one of the most complete and up-tO-date hssiness houses in Alaska
 Work will commence om aae new buildings just as soon as the lum- Der can be secured and it is hoped to have the new building enclosed by Sept l5-
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14

ago with Col. Howard NJ. Kutchin, special agent of the Treasury de- partment for the protection of sal mon fisheries, aboard, on q cruise of inspection of the canneries of southern Alaska. The steamer visited all the cannerics as far north and west as Bristol bay.
 Col. Kutchin was mf able to come ashore on account of an att tack of rheumatism, but from one of the officers of the boat, we learned that there had been good catch @f fish at most of the canneries. At koggiung they made the largest catch for several years. Captain Johnson (King of Nushagak) is much disappointed with the catch there. Capt. Nelson of Naknek, has not dene as we'll as he expected This is attributed to his recent marriage and the fact that his bride was with him.
 Capt Williams of Ugashik, fell short of his expectations, owing no doubt to his habit of "cussing." Chignig has made tl.e largest catch for years. Cook inlet with the genial Gompertz and Wetherbee, has been more successful than for many seasons. The ONLY Brownell of Orca, has also had a large catch.
 The Perry left Wednesday after noon for the south.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
Dry Bay Oil We'll.

Work has been progressing quite rapidly at the Oil wells m Cook inlet this summer. The Alaska Petroleum Company has several thousand acres of land at Dry bay, and has had a large force of men at work this season hailding roads, erecting buildings and berine wells.
 Drilling was commenced Last spring and has continued until the present time. The main we'll is now down to . depth of 1O5O feet. The sand lnmp at over 400 feet could not get any drillings, as the gas threw the sand and oil out.
 The boring was continued to the l05O foot mark but the oil has not much of a chance to force its way through the thousand feet ol water, the we'll not being casetl However some oil is nov coming to the surface, and gas is plentiful There is every indication of a large flow of oil hut the drilling hsd te stop on account of lack of castings Work will commence again ia s few months and next season thf company will sink at least thret more wells at different points or their property.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
EDUCATION FOR NATIVES Eighteen Native and Half BreeA Children Taken to the
 States.

When the Excelsior left here fer Seattle last Monday, she took eighteen children, ranging in age from four to twelve years, in charge of Mrs- NJ. E- Theiss, matron of the Indian training school at Chewawa Oregon
 After considerable ocrrespon- dence about the matter, this lady decided to come here and collect all the native and half breed chiL dren whose parents were desirous of having them educated From the different small settlements and fox islands, some were found who were ready to go, and others will be sent on later.
 This training scnoOl is a govern ment institution, where the children can secure an education in terms of from two to eight years The government supplies everything after child is placed at the school but the parents must pay the fare to and from the institution.
 The children sent down are bright and intelligent looking, and will without doubt make the most of lhis opportunity to get an edu- cation They all seemed happy and cheerful, and were very ObedEnt to ike orders of Mrs. Theiss.
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
New Dairy For Valae&.

Eugene Vogler and August Broadbeck of Skagway are expected to arrive here on the next Santa Ana and if that steamer can ac- commodate them they will bring twenty head of cows and will start a dairy at this place These par ties have . dairy of 60 head oi cattle at Skagway but will move to this place as soon as possible where they believe there is a much better opening for their business
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
.p[RRI IN p0RT REVENUE CUTTER VISITS
 HERE With Collector Jarvis
And Howard M. Kntchin Aboard, and the Officers See the
 Sights.

The U. s. Revenue Cutter Perry, Captain w. A. Trailing command ing, arrived in port Tuesday at naidnight and at t o'clock Wednes- day morning, Capt. D. J. Jarvis, Collector of Customs for Alaska, and J. H. Causten, his chief deputy were on the streets of the future metropolis of Alaska, looking at the sights. Not until 9 o'clock did the citizens of Valdez know that they had such q distinguished visi- tor in their midst as Captain Jarvis, 50 modest and retiring is this well known gentlemen. Tle fog ob- scured the Perry and very few people knew that there was reve- nue cutter in the bay.
 A PRosPEcToR reporter met the genial collector and soldier and en- joved a short visit with him. Capt. Jarvis is just returning from tour of inspection throughout Alaska, visiting the different customs off cers. He left Sitka several weeks ago, going via Skagway, Daws on and down the Yukon to St. Michael and thence to Nome. From Nome he came 10 Unalaska and there took the Perry for Sitka, his head quarters. Capt. Jarvis was we'll pleased with the way his several deputies were conducting their re spective offices, and will make but few changes
 Hereports that everything is very quiet along the Yukon and at l Nome. There are not so many of J the sporting and bum" element in northern Alaska as heretofore, but more real miners and prespectors who are working fer the develop ment of the country
 Capt. Jarvis was much surprised to see such a lively, growing town as Valdez, and said that the num- Der of new building being erected, something he had not seen else i where in Alaska, spoke we'll for the town and he believes it is the com ing metropolis of Alaska
 Several officers came ashore with Capt. Jarvis and Mir. Causton and immediately started for the glacier, which they thought only half mile away When informed by the PROsPECpox man that it was nearly five mil.s, they agreed with him. Those who came aslare s1ere Lieutenants P. NJ. Broodbent, and F. G. Lawton, Chief Engineer G. B. \ Maher, and Dr. R. Newton Hawley, | U. $. R. C. S, Especial envoy U. S. s. Perry) in charge They are the most cOngenial of gentlemen, and it was pleasure to meet them, and they seemed to enjoy their visit here very much
 Dr. Hawley aaad Lieut. Lawton saw all there was to he seen, in cluding the Tilikum club, Oklaho- ma Bills and the sawmill It is certain that what they didn't see isn't worth mentioning One of the officers was heard to say that Collector Jarvis was the only good maa in the crowd Poor Chief Maher took a hack seat, the only one he is entitled to, so he says, and Lieut.. Broadbent looked on in silence.
 The party met Capt. Wilson of
 Fort Liscum, who has several old
 friends among them, and they had
 d pleasant reunion at the Tilikum
 club.
 i The Perry left Sitka two months
The Alaska prospector., 1902-08-14
LARGE CONTRACT FOR LOGS.

A contract xss It this week te local parties to snaa.4y over Q mi+ lion feet 1f logs te the saw mill, ts be delivered as rapidly as possibly
 A force of lsggers started out this morning and mere men will be employed as soon as they can bc secured They will begin logging along the Sound and the steamer Perry will he kep: busy towing ia the rafts
 The mill is still in the possessioa of Ruther6oCd x Crawford but wiA probably he turned over to Capt. H. F. Robinson who has purchased it and who will enlarge the ca pacity to 5O.OOO feet daily. Put your ad in the PAoznc0aa and see your txzaae xnSE