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The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Telegraphic Items.

Washington, Jan. 31-Represen- tative Cushman has introduced a bill to protect Alaska fisheries, making it unlawful for an alien to catch fish in Alaskan waters except by rod or spear.
 Washington, Jan. 31-The sen- ate to-day passed bill providing for three new lighthouses at the entrance to Puget sound.
 Washington, Jan. 31-The House to-day continued the debate on the rate bill. The particular sub ject under consideration was allow ing the interstate commerce com mission to fix differentials.
 Washington, Jan. 31-Senator Shontz, during an address on the Panama canal. urged that the ca nal zone be made wider He says that at the present width other na- tions could approach close enough to blow the United States out of the zone.
 Seattle. Jan. 31 The twice-a- month mail contract from Seattle to Kodiak, by the inside passage. has been awarded to the Alaska Commercial Co. The contract for two mails a month from Seattle to Valdez. outside passage, will be re- advertised
 Washington, Jan. 31-General Chaffee i s to be placed on the re- tired list Thursday. at his own re- quest He has seen 45 years of continuous service.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Hartman on Trail.

Capt. Hartman and Jas. Fish went in over the trail last week to inspect and decide on location of telegraph stations. It was decided to move the Saina station from its present site to near the Eureka roadhouse.
 Mir. Fish went only as far as Tonsina, but the captain continued on, bound for Eagle.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Of Local Interest.

J. R. Crittenden, who secured the Valdez. Eagle mail contract. is now moving a large outfit of sup plies to the interior. He has four teen horses on the trail and is talk ing in about 70 tons of supplies, which, it is estimated, will be suf- ficient to last until sledding starts again next winter. Enough horse feed is being taken in to supply his stock for year, so that there will be no danger of shortage at any time.
 The supplies will be placed at stations along the route as far as Panama Crossing.
 Following is a list of the men who are going in witt the outfit: Charles Nelson, R. A. Perkins, M. r. Dennison, H. McDaniels, w. l.. Smith, Gus Schultz. Tom Palan, Con Beggs. R. Robinson, P, Latch, R. Mcdonald, Wm. Schroeder and R. A. Schroeder.
 Every provision has been made to insure a good service over this ron;e, and the we'll known ability of Mir. Crittenden in the transpor- tation business is d guarantee that this contract will be performed in a manner satisfactory to the postal department.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
MasGuerade.

The A. B. masquerade Saturday was q success in every way. The Arctic Queen. attired in her swell est gown; led the grand march and succeeded in concealing her identi- ty from everyone until the time for unmasking, when the beautiful features of George Dooley were dis closed. Our reporter was instruc- ted to secure a list of prize winners but he became so excited when a prize, consisting of a square meal, fell to his lot that he lost track of the others. The judges, in selecting Mrs. Depew of the News and Crary of the Prospeclor as the hungriest looking couple, showed remarkable good judgment and a surprising familiarity with the principal char acteristic Of all printers. The awarding of prizes to Ed. Harlan, for the dirtiest face, and to Henry Sucssdorf. for the worst soiled shirt was generally criticized as unwar- ranted.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01

Valdez Market, Phone 29, is still selling their Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon at : cts a pound.
 J. Clarkson. J. Johnson and Wm. Grogg are now moving an outfit across the summit, bound for Valdez creek, where they worked last year. Pete Monahan and Jim Smith will join them in about a week.
 How are you fixed for dog feed? We have got lots of it and sell it cheap. Valdez Market, Phone 29.
 The Oregon arrived Friday even- ing with 460 tons of freight and the following passenger list: Ian; R. Wehber. Mrs N. Lynch, C; L: Cannon, cobb. c%. "'i Miss N. osland. M |. Nelson, " I. Harlan, J. (. snyder, R: Erchinger, A; W, swan itz, K. 4. schroeder, E. L. swiek, Lena Hall- beck, Louise Miller, NJ. Clausen, J. Abbeson, I.iFler, W. Fisher. Mrs. Y; Fisher, J. Righter, J St. Marie, ". S. Army. II. NJ. Anderson. G. M. E>terly, Mrs. Es'erly, Catherine Esterly and maid, P q. Charles. Miss Cole, J. A. Fay, A.. Hanson, W. ltahner, Jas. Afcrnek, M. S. Sheri dan, T. F. O'Brien, Nj. oConnor, P. Welsh Geo. Eac>e. NJ. 0. Johnson, ". W. Aver, r. Gibson, E. Aldrich, J. Graham. T. Anderson, H. Nelson, \. \. Oleson, F. Swanson, J. P. McMahon, G. Durbin.
 Subscribe for the PRsoHECToR to be sent to Chisna, Slate Creek, Nizina, or the copper country this summer.
 A large shipment of pile-driver castings and tools arrived on the last boat for the Alaska Road Com mission. A portion of it will be ireighted to Tazina on the snow for use on the bridge to be built this spring.
 r. $. Hunt announces that the second lot of 5x7 Souvenir Albums is now ready, for the benefit of those who are waiting.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
To Run Boats On Kuskokwim

Capt. w. E. Geiger has organ ized company with Nome capital to operate new trading and trans portation company tc handle the Kuskokwim river business. Steam CT Quickstep is now being put in repair in the Snake river at Nome for spring service. The Kusko- kwim is navigable for 1000 miles.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Court Delays Hinder Development

George NJ. Esterly, who arrived on he Oregon, says that arrange were all made to take a complete hydraulic plant to the Nizina this spring, but his company was forced to abandon the idea for this season owing to the uncertainty regarding the time of the next term of court, at which the purchase of the Chiti- tn Development Co.'S. property is to be confirmed.
 Nothing but assessment work will be done this year.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Valdez.Yukon Railway

Col. A. w. Swanitz, of the Val dez-Yukon Railroad Co.,. arrived on the Oregon, bringing a large shipment of supplies and machine rv for wharf and bridge building. He expected to be able to secure timbers here to start work imme- diatelv on a wharf at the terminal grounds, but as this could not be done an. order had to be sent out for the necessary timber, which will be here in three or four weeks. In the meantime an office building will be constructed and all prepar- ations made to start work lmme- diately upon receipt of the addi tional material.
 Speaking of his plans for the summer Mir. Swanitz states that there is every prospect of 1000 men being at work on the road from Valdez this season.
 The surveys are all completed for the stretch of road to Thomp- son pass, which is to be cut by 9 tunnel 25O feet below the summit. The line will run up the right hand side of Lowe river toward the Tasnuna divide and then loop back to the pass, making an easy grade. The distance to the sum init by rail will be 34 miles.
 The Colonel is desirous of meet ing any one who has locations on tine interior, as he represents men who wish to secure some good properties in this section.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Take NOtlce.

That I will not be responsible for any work done upon any min- ing property owned by me on Uyak bay, Kodiak island, Alaska. unless ordered by me in writing.
 JOSEPHINE LEcHExu.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Cold Storage Plant.

S$NA~S~ AesAASs
 A cold storage plant for the City Market was ordered by Geo. Love, while in the States. and will be installed by May The plant will be modern in every respect, with three-compartment cooling room 16x32, having a capacity of ten tons. The plant will be in- stalled ia the rear of the present. market. and another building will be erected for an engine house. The power will be supplied by a crude oil engine.
 The Excelsior arrived yesterday after long, hard trip. She had bad weather all the and was forced to lay up several times. Following is the passenger list:
 Chas Webb, II l. Webb. Oliver, J M KeatiRg Joe Ward, " scribner and wife, Peterson, c L Davis, C H McCourt, T c McCourt Sadie Lampere, Maud Stanley, G Frame, Jennie Van. 4 Taylor, II Taylor F II Watts D II Me. Kinzie, Gardner and wife, Leslie Teanier, Mrs Brosnan Mrs Hicks, Louis Comb, A Griffith and wife; II steerage from Seattle. Bales Mrs Hoskins, Anderson, 4 Foster, W Terwiliger. Lieut. Sam Orchard. M Hawkins, J Parker. l. Miller from Juneau.
 Fraze X Scott are moving an outfit to Panama Crossing for use on the mail contract from there to Eagle. They are taking in about 15 tons of freight.
 Alfred Vogue, Jas. Osborne, Geo. McLain, Frank Campbell, and Frank Morrison were among the arrivals from Fairbanks this week.
 Bert Stevens arrived on the Ex- celsior, He will take 8 shipment of eggs to Fla irbanks.
 D. T. Kennedy, the we'll known Yukon freighter, will take a load of passengers to Fairbanks soon. He has six mule team.
 The Copper River Railway Co; capital stock $7,OO0,OOO; H. Mid- daugh and s. Murchison. of Seattle incorporators, filed incorporation articles at Tacoma, Jan. 16.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Mcdonald and F. A Suter arrived Sunday from Fairbanks.
 K. A. Murphy. Wm. McPhee and Mrs. Wright arrived Monday from Fairbanks with a six mule team.
 Falcon Joslin, vice-president. and w. H. Parsons, manager of the Washington-Alaska bank of Fairbanks. and R. C. Woods, cash- fer of the Fairbanks Banking Co.,, arrived this week from Fairbanks.
 Bartlett Bros. stage has a num- Der of passengers engaged for the trip to Fairbanks and will start this week. Their schedule time is 12 days.
 Harry Hamburger and F. G. Florschutz, with one horse. arrived Tuesday from the interior. Mr. Florschutz is a butcher for the Pa- cific Cold Storage Co.,, at Fairbanks
 $. A. Temple and wife gave a dinner at Wikidel's Tuesday to w. H. Parsons. Falcon Joslin, R. c. Woods and Miss Woods, recent arr rivals from Fairbanks.
 Geo. Davis, who is interested with Dee Davis in the Tonsina- Nizina mail contract, arrived on the Excelsior and will start in soon with supplies.
 Take Notice.
 That I will not be responsible for any work done upon any min.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Call For Bids.

Bids are wanted for the construc- tion of a hose drying tower at fire hall. Apply to Quinn or Suessdorf for specifications.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
 By S. 4. CRANDALL, neputy Clerk,

Send a message of remembrance to your friends in the States on one of P S Hunts souvenir post cards.
 The Fairbanks News reports that while ireighting between Fairbanks and Nenana Arthur McNeer lost |, horse, which broke through the ice.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Sued I or License.

Fred Martin, formerly of this city. is standing trial at Fairbank, , for furnishing electric lights with out license.
 Mir. Martin has an electric plant in connection with his building, which was built last summer. He has been supplying himself with light and, it is claimed, has been furnishing them to others in the same block.
 Pretty Belts and Neckwear at the Ladies' Bazaar.
 The Farallon arrived Tuesday from the westward and left the same day for Seattle. She brought no word of the Dora except that no uneasiness was felt at Seward or Kodiak, as it was known the boat had orders to discharge freight at Scotch Cap lighthouse and Hi anna bay regardless of time.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
Special Term Court.

In the United States District Court. Third Ni-
 vision, Territory of Alaska. The President of the United States, to the Eeo-
 rle of the fnird Judicial Division, Territory
 of Ala>kn- 'CeiinG;
 Iou and e..rh Oi you will please take notice, that by an order Of the above named court, made and entered on the first day of November .3E., T SpECItL TERM of the Uuited States District Court, in and for the THIRD DIVISION has be.l c,Il,d ana will he held at the Court Horse in the fo%n of Valdez. beginning on the Twent y-seconl day of January, \. b., i90i ,at the hour or Ten o'clock i'll the forenoon and continuing as long thereafter as the publi. business may require.
 Witness the Honorable JAMES WICKER SHAM. IEdge of the above named court Hn'. the seal thereof fixed this 1ith day Of Decem- bpt I.fL,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01
EDWARD !. STEER.
HIN ' NIJ T. : FIX,
 Clerk oi r. $. District Court for the District of Alask. Third Division. .lnn

lSEAL) Et S. \. tranual!, DapitN.
 Notice IS hereby given that by a special or der O. ire cIlgt ll.;lde and entered on the th day of ,innuary, r., 1906, the special term oi tlie Distric; Court, Third Division, caliei for journed until the 1ith day of February, l9Ji, and jurymen and witnesses are hereby warned and notified to b, present at 10 o'clock in the fcreno III un the lith day of February, l936, at the inroming ol the court.
 WITNESS the Hon. James Wickersham, judge oi said court, and ihc seal thereof affixed at Valdez, in said district this lth day of January. 1905. F. J. STEER, Clerk.
 By $. A. cRANDALL, Deputy Clerk,
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01

Dance at Moose Hall Saturday.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-02-01

Valdez Market, Phone 29, is still selling their Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon at l cts pound.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
Pablo Notices.

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be believes y 20 be That re rs,s ose sat'sr,
verfAcatiou - not made BY the psft91oon Nhv a.,
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stated upon bis own knowIedrs - 80 80 peti,iou -
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bv deDonent the course - hi- loa scqui.Sl
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.ad Ard the following resolutions were tbs.I
WHEREAS. TIE foregoing petition .-o-, -
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
PHILIPPINE RAILWAY BONDS.
William Salomon & Co. TO UndeIwrite $15,-
100000 in Securities-Progress of Road.

An underwriting syndicate for Sl5.0oo0O0 Philippine
Railway per cent thirty-year bonds, interest to
be guaranteed by the Philippine government has
been formed. with William Solomon d Co as syn
dicate mauacers. The three hundred miles OF rail-
road 10 be built are distributed the islands
OF Panay. Negros and Ceou. These are the most
densely populated islands IA the Philippines. and
among the best producers Negros alone producing
about one-haIf the entire crop OF the islands
and considers ole hemp. Panay and Cebu are un-
usually rich in coffee hardwopds ana coal
Work has heru under Way since june last. when
parrz 0f fifty engineers arrived in the Philippines
and began surveys. Actual construction was begun
in Cefu ON NoVemher -, and tr Panay on No
vember IL About seven hundred men are now at
work The chief engineer states thai unless
unforeseen delay occurs IN che deivgrZ ot MAJ eri5
twenty miles of track in FauaN and twenty miles
of Track iu Cebu VII he completed by MAY. 1907
In the matter OF equipment there have hecn thus
FAR shipped from New York 10y way Of SueZ four
Seton baldwin locomotives, and there will soon
shipped 6Ity t0-nD fat cars ana fifty S1-tOn bal
last cars About four Thousand tons Of 7J-pound
rails have already been purchased. and are now
on tho way. and four Thousand tons more VIII be
shnned about February Is 1871. Contracts have
been awarded fuT 150U60 Australian hardwood ties
for delivery between now and April next
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
.SPFER'S H4RMONY PLAN.
Hudson Prosecutor Calls Upon Re
pubicans to Stop Chickering's.

Prosecutor William H. Speer of Hudson
County gave out in Jersey City Yesterday
plan for restoring Republican harmony in the
county The party is split into two factions
led by Secretary of State Samuel D. Dickinson
and Mayor Mark NJ Pagan of Jersey City
1t is understood that Prosecutor Speer acted
with the approval Of Governor Stokes He calls
on all men anxious to see the party succeed 10
become interested in the harmony movement
He does not advocate the retirement of any
man
ord and its principles. and asks all who believe
IN such an effort TO reunite the party 70 COM
muniCate with him.
Mr. Specr has been known as Dickinson Re
publican He has usually been the prlnclpal
speaker a gatherings of the Dickinson men
County Clerk John Rotterdam. Colonel Dickin-
sons right hand man. said he heartily ap-
proved" of the Prosecutors plan Others OF the
cooneTs followers said they favored harmony
but were non-commitJal about the Prosecutors
proposition
Corporation Counsel George /. Record said he
would not comment on the plan at present
Colonel Dickinson out of the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
LIS PENDENs.

,,d4r. Park ave pi;5 l25le f. Of lleh q
aBee attorneys Bushby fs<rEeiey ''s-'''- M
vsndewatsr s. No u to 20 and Rose 81. No IS
Of moTtsage' att9sneyS 9s y.-I Rank 4 Leoerer
La%lor 81 al action 10 Impress lien attorney A. FaIca
10Th ave. s @O5 IT, 2. OF Atm St. 1O0xII4 Bronx
saFs aa1neI 4Ie - T5S'a foreclosure Of mort
81 ave, No 252; John l. Way. executor. art Frank
c'ountry1nan Neiiis Du Fiois attorney s.
Bergen ave. 5 6xl4s 27xo9xa5 .xas : and Bath
bTon1 WINS Dowd adm art Fredsriot Goee i =
ndv. and adm, ct al. construction OF WILL attorney W
I2Sd ST, Nos a62 and a64 East two actons,. Henry
cages: attorneys. MARKS wiear
& lS24 ST. 225 ii, # Of grosdway. 1oOzas 10 10
Of mortgage; attorneys. Myers 8 Goldsmith
St = 125 fl W. OF broadway I35xi06e I46th ST
n 8. rs II " Of Broadway. 125xloo and washington
James T. Lee ct al; action set aside
124th n. 10 II of sth ave 6Ox1oo II: CHARLES
r. Wilson 81 al agt Ahner p BseIow et al. counter
10Th st s g. 100 n e ~ "a ave 25x1o2 .: Thomas +
Mclaughlin agt Barnett Hanburger; action 10 forecose
9TH ave n corner l37th st. 30 11x100 simon UhI-
Ieder ct al ag Israel Cohen ct al foreclosure o. mort
Roston Post Road, adjoining lands OF John 7
Boston POST Road and soufern boulevard : = s.
Intersection Of road leading from West Farms 70 Hunt
Road intersection Of southern boulevard ls7 ex4s TX
lrfes' road leading from West Farms . Hunt Polnt
+ Beck containing about 10 southern Boulevard
agre and Bronx River high water mark telsection
o. . Rarrettu Cr~ek. Rroux Msrgaretha Behrens
ssi sarah ; Stgrges 81 al action 20 impress lien
5sth NJ West. charles 81 aEt. charles II.
news. Pare simpson
aNs6 6A5oxliaG Fiareur- >orz arr Feerl-e atus.a
o." ~ acton 20 f(fHot'~r n"t 9u''s Ten. Fi''''eN" ''i
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
THAw's COUNSEL BACKsTEPS.
Doesn't Want Commission to Take Testi-
monv Out of State Now.

Clifford W. Hartridge. who on Monday argued
in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court
for a commission 10 take testimony outside the
state for his client Harry X Thaw. yesterday
sent a letter to Justice Newburger asking that
the motion he Withdrawn
District Attorney Jerome viii insist that the
motion stand, as he wants to take the testi-
rronv OF Thaw's mother. sister and brother IN
Pittshurg and that of another witness who was
reported to be in South Africa. Justice New
burger filed the letter with the papers in the
case.
in the letter Mr Hartrdge said thar he had
received a telegram from John NJ. Elliott presi-
dent of the First National Bank Of Los An
geles. the effect that one of the wit
nesses wanted had been located. and that an
other telegram gave the information that the
witness had started for New York. Mr.. Hart
ridge said that he expected to get the other
witnesses he wants here next week. Because Of
this he asked TO withdraw my motion for
order permitting me to take the dispositions of
Alr Truxton Beale and Mr.. Thomas McCaeb."
New-York tribune., 1906-12-06

%2d st, No 1o4 10 los West; Ysie < Tovue Man
american Radiator Company. lessee, SaundeTson
Brothers contractors
ll4th st. No AS 10 10 East I.aupert d Horn
aEt Joseph SaS-vitz and Samuel Shapiro own
'fS ana contractors
Union ave. =. PS 10 n. Of 161sr 81 oa-v
100; Joseph R0senbuu 8gt May r StraS-
bourger. owner; Syndicate Construction Com
pany. contractor ..---..--.-.-. 675
A tenue a. No. 1917; Peter Carucri 4 Co agt
Elias kaplau. owner and contractor -.-.-.--.. 650
1lth st, =. 26O @. Of Manhattan ave
runs i06 ~ . 33x T. W los n - 10 10
Sth ave. X ". IN beginning: Eagle Iron
man Realty and Construction Company con
tractor ..-...-.-. ...--... :. 900
1th ave, whole front between 146th and
l+Ith SITS, 200xlO. aEt. Fleischms1
Realty and Construction CUmu2uy owner and
111th St No 10 31S West. Mfnc-r Varrfsb
Company agt- Harry Schiff. owner: Max cohen.
contractor -..-...-..-. "a
Tth Nos. 230S and 2310. Bregmau. Roszn
berg & RutnAr Jennie Marks owner:
Rosenberg IL Co. contractor -....-..-.-- 96O
Crotona Park East, = ?. S. .26 n p. 1f Pros
pect ave, 2o7. 1Xl2b 10, Anton Larsen aEt. Henry
Nillaume, owner and contractor .........-.-. $50
Fox st. n. corner Of 156th ST.. 10ONS5. Jackson
McGlade Germany sgt Philip Yokel. John
Yeckel and The Bronx Borough Realty and
Construction Corpany owners and rontrsctr-s I 2-r
Amsterdam ave. of 1850 St I0nx45.
White. Van Claim & Co. Charles Garfield
owner; Morris Bernstein, contractor .--......- sc
llSth st. No. 232 East: Morris Goldberg agt
Alice NJ Lynch owner; Lynch & Co, con
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

East Broadway No. 40: Bradshaw & AIkof
aet Joseph solomon er al. October ; 1sos. s5o5 90
Same property: Pruals Zimett agt same:
October 3. 1905 -. sss so
summit n. 16+th
-, isoe ....-.-...... -. $50 90
Victor MaEri Theodore Essig
ct al August IL. lHo" 1S5 %
Warren Nos s. So. Steel Vault Light
angus % leos -. 10 90
clyde T Fowes agt. Mary Capoiepo. Decen-
Der D. 1905 ......,..... 272 90
kor agt Emanuel Solomon al. /
- 1905 .........- IS 90
berg agt Abraham Spiro. November 13.
1905 by bond ...........-....... 4ss 90