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The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

Guy Banta, who has charge of the development of the mining interests on Latouche island, is in town for u short visit.
 Lieut.. Col Glassford was an arrival ou the Crook yesterday. He is taking "a pleasure trip during his leave of absence from duty.
 J C. Martin will leave on ono of the next boats for Seattle to secure u cargo of coal for the local market.
 Capt. knudson, who is we'll known to the people of this section, is in charge of the transport Crook, having gone from here direct to Frisco 10 take com maud of .he vessel He says Alaska suits him better than Hawaii, for a permanent residence and he will return north as soon as this trip is over. The Crook is the largest vessel which has ever entered this harbor and is also the first to come direct from Honolulu to Valdez. She will go from hero to Nome, and then return to Frisco by way of Skagway.
 It is reported that Roy Cooper is tc be married while in the States, and will bring his wife to Valdez when he returns, which will be about tho mid dle of this month
 IL is reported that tho Barrack cop per property on Latouche will be ready to begin making shipments of ore from the miuo in abont month.
 Biamey Stevens is in town from Horseshoe bay He reports that at tie Reynolds mine he tramway is
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
Quiet At Kataila.

Arrivals on the Saratog. report that the war at katalla is apparently over. Tho Gncgeuheims succeeded in captur ing the ground belonging to the Bruner people and the latter comnany is mak Ing no attempt to retake their property
 1t is stated by the Eruner ucn that their opponents ba@ n oF some of their most trusted men, giving one of the foremen s2000 and others a smaller amount, to turn traitor and allow them to get possession of th, ground. rhe Guggenheims are HOW moving the Bruner bunk houses aod pile drivers off the ground and have track laid across the disputed stretch.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

Dr.. Boyle has been called down to Knights ialand on professional busi- ness and expects to return Monday or Tuesday.
 Alfred Debney is now operating the tug Olga in these waters for towing of all kinds. The tug was bought from the Trans-Alaska railroad company and brought here about month ago.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
Eubbard-EiIiott Case Settled.

The suit of Katherine May Elliott against the Hubbard Elliott Mining O.. claiming an interest on an alleged grub.take, was decided yesterday by Judge Wick ersham The decision "a5 in favor of the defendants on all the points involved The briefs of the case consisted of 300 typ9written page and decision was gwen il 70 day after the briefs were presented to the judge.
 Following is a list of arrivals on the SaratCga: O Winstrom, Mrs l. Mat = tern. Miss Nj Murray, Mis.' q Iiaggsrty, Y l. Gray. \ Larson, \ Olson, \ C Meyers. Il Kibble, A Klein, J 0 " alau- der, R X Grantham, [ C Ryan, J oee- son, II c Dunn. c Williams, Miss Dah!e. Miss s Blekshadt, Mrs $ 4 Crandall, J " Crandall. s \ CrandraiI, Mss $ Crandall, F R Jones Miss Mice Coles, Miss A Hawkins, Miss l. Wilson. Hrs. c J Pardee J $ Antonellc and =! Steerage.
 A. w. Rockford and family leave on the Saratoga for the States.
 Wm. Egan aud family returned to Knights island last pisbt.
 Caswell and King left this morning for Herring bay to start development work on their copper property. They took some men with them but al C anxious to secure more.
 Col. Swanitz of the Vaidez-iukon road, is expected to leave Seattle Tor here on the Santa Clara.
 Charles Schlosser has returned from prospecting trip down the Sourd during which he made some good loca- tions on Fidalgo bay. From Mondays Bulletin Felix Gendzwell leaves on tho Sara toga for a visit to the States. He will return in a few weeks.
 Juneau is trying 10 decide whether she has population sufficient to make the saloon pay the 5l5oO license. which bas been in force there for some time the general impression is that the population does not reach the necess ary 150O mark.
 Mrs Chas. Debney has recovered sufficiently from hsr recent operation at the Valdez hospital to return to her home.
 Every boat leaving for Sound points ia loaded with freight and passengers and many who wish 10 go to the mines are unable to get away. The travel IS heavier now than it has been at any tune this year
 The telegr aph line is down North of Saina, no messages going through.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11

al out half completed and they expect to be able to ship orc within six weeks. Eighty men are now being employed at this mine, and they are well into the ore.
 A complete line of stationery and writing material, including the famoHs' Waterman fountain pens. Owl Drug Co.
 Transport Crook Arrives. The transport Crook arrived in the bay yesterday and Is now at It Liscum unloading. The vessel, which is in charge of Major Taggart, came direct here from Honolulu, making tho trip in nine days. There are four companies of the 10th aboard, ono of which, Co. L., in charge of Major Van Vleet, will remain Ut Liscum. The others will go 10 Nome. The trenspor; will leave for the North this evening.
 Surveyor \. !. Adams has just re- turned from ierriu bny where he has Geen for several Norks suiveying the claims of the Crown Copper Co.
 The name "t thc landing heretofore known as fo.ttee fly, situated on tho Alaska Peus iusula jls: North of Unga Island, Alaska, has been changed and -ame will hereafter be known IS Balboa, oaje; .9thotity Of the Secre- ary of thc |. <. Geographic Board "uis lHIGlHs !. n the South. or Pacific Dceau sid oi tho Alaska Peninsula :t1 k !be tan fer point for po,iaae across the fue,a h to Horendoen Bay on the E-att..s. ,ea. IT Northern side of the .iiaat., praia-,tIa.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-07-11
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin.

A message has been received from Kenneth Mill, Pisa Flores, Mexico, to Olaf Wenstrom Valdez, announcing death of one Humphreys. Any one knowing Mill or Wenstrom notify Os- trander and Donohoe.
 o. M. Kinney, father of Claud Kin ney who is editor of the Cordova Alas kan came north on the Bertha to visit his son.
 Brennen's time ball on Valdez sheet metal works, dropped at noon of July 4th.
 Yucatan left Seattle 1O:3O Wednes. day night, goes only Go Seward
 Marshal Lathrop will return to Val deZ on the Yucatan.
 Following is list of arrivals on the Bertha yesterday: w. L. Reedy and wife, H. A. Keilar and wife, " VI. Hugh and wife, w A Corbusier, Chas Holz R NJ Jamesan. c c Van Hook. G 9'nphe;,s and wife, Mrs. Whitney, R i}othell, II c Listerman, c l. Hub he!l, J ii Cobb, c E Hooker o Il Adsit iiarritt Long, Margaret Lyons.
 Another Wedding.
 Charles Willard and Miss Jemima Mayer wero married Wednesday egen ing at the Episcopal parsonage by Rev. TaT tor Ambrose Bell and Miss Savoy stood up with the couple and no one except a very few close friends and relatives of the contracting parties witnessed the ceremony. Tho happy couple are now stopping at the Abe marie, but will move into home of their own as soon as a cottage can be furnished. Charles Willard is one of ts;e most popular young men of the town, while the pride, although com parative stranger, has made many friends during ber short stay here.
 Blk Not Married.
 A telegram from Copper Center says that the reported marriage of k. Blk was a false report. The news was given out in town by Henry Cievepger, who stated positively that the news was true.
 w. Lincoln Reeiy, a we'll known dentist of Seattle. accompanied by his wife arrived on the Bertha, and will open dental rooms over the Postofiice. It is Mir. Reedy's intention to settle here permanently if the business will justify.
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 J. o. Molander and Otto Rein, of New York, arrived on the Saratoga, enroute to Landlock bay to inspect the property of the Standard Copper Co.,, in which tbey arc interested.
 The launch Hazel, which has beer, on the dry dock for some time will be launched as soon as the shaft, which arrived yesterday, can be put in place. This boat belongs to Lang, Grigsby, Doze and Sellers and will be used ny the two last named for prospecting around the Sound this summer
 The family of Clerk of the Court Crandall arrived on the Saratoga and will remain here for few weeks.
 J. s. Antonelle, railroad contrac- tor who had contract for grading on
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25
Another Bloody Trau DIV.

1t seems that homicide is rampant in
this land. Another terrible tragedy has
been enacted in Tazewell county. This
last crime is one where a son shot and
killed his father. The unfortunate Young
man who committed the deed is Thomas
A. Beavers, and the victim was his faith
er, Alex. Beavers. The latter has re-
sided for some years on Dalton Branch
on the north side of this county within
stonesthrow of the Mcdowell county
line. The elder Beavers has been adict-
ed to drink, and on last Friday after
noon returned home from Berwind, W.
va, in wildly intoxicated condition.
From reports given by young Beay-
ers and other witnesses to the tragedy.
his father began to abuse his wife and
daughter, His assaults were so severe
upon his daughter that the wife and son
had to demonstrate with him. He af-
forwards threatened to assault his wife
with a knife; and it was for the protec-
ton OF his mother as well as self-de-
tense, that young Beavers claims it was
necessary to shoot and kill his father.
Inc weapon used was shot gun loaded
with buckshot, and the load entered the
abdomen and caused immediate death
me son remained at home awaiting ar
rest which was made and the fratricide
was brought to town on Saturday and is
confined in the county jail to await the
action of a grand jury.
The entire affair is deplorable, and is
result of the drinking of mean liquor.
Nearly all the crimes that are now be-
ing committed in the county are trace
able to the same cause.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25
Department Of Justice
Mstchinu the Situation

Washington, d. c., July %. The De-
partment of Justice is watching with
interest the situation in North Carolina.
Should Governor Glenn show fight
against Judge Pritchard's decision yes
terday releasing the officers of the
Southern railroad, all aid possible will
be extended by the federal government.
The opinion prevails here that the
governor will be brought to see the fu-
tility of bucking against the national
administration, and that he will allow
the case to proceed in an orderly fash
ion to the supreme court of the United
States.
The supreme court of the United
States is now in recess, and will not re-
sumo till October 14th. Assurances have
been made by the government of seek
ing speedy adjudication after the ap-
peal has once been brought to the su-
preme court.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25
workmsn Find Poe ahOntas, sooss

Gravesend, July 23.-While excavat-
ing on the site of the old parish church
where Pocahontas was buried. and
which was destroyed by fire in 172a
workmen unearthed human skeleton.
Much interest was evoked by the find
as It was suggested that the bones
might be those of Pocahontas.
The skeleton was submitted to ex-
perts, who, however, were unable 70
arrive at any definite conclusion.
The position of the skeleton when the
workmen came upon it, facing down.
ward, within two feet Of the surface
suggested a more recent burial than
that of Pocahontas.
Pocahontas died at Gravesend in 1917
In 1913 she was married to John Rolfe
one of the settlers of jamestown. In
1916 Rolfe and his wife, in companv
with number of Indians, sailed for
England.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Subscribe for the Republican.
See our ad on first page.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Mrs R. R. Henry. who has been very
SICK is now much better.
For the past three days the thermom-
eter has registered about 80 at Taze-
well.
Mr.. Joseph Surface is visiting his
brother, Mr.. Geo. R. Surface. at this
place.
The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday and made their annual settle
ment with the county treasurer.
Mrs. S. S. F. Hartman and children
have returned to Tazewell after spend
ing week with relatives at Graham.
DR.. R. P. Copenhaver went to Grun-
dy. Va, on last Sunday and will be
away from his Office for about two
weeks.
Mrs. r. P. Spencer and her little
daughter, Jane, of st. Louis, Mo-. are
visiting Mrs. w. G. Harrison. at Taze-
WELL Mrs. Spencer is a sister-in-law of
Mrs. HARRISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Anderson and
their daughter, of New York, arrived
at Tazewell yesterday afternoon to paw
visit to Mr.. Alderson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Anderson.
Rev. j. D. McAlister, field secretary
for the Anti-Saloon League, will preach
in the Methodist church at North Taze-
well on next Sunday morning and at
Nam Street Methodist church at night.
The Republicans of Washington coun-
ty, Virginia, in convention at Abingdon
on last Monday, nominated the follow
ing ticket: For treasurer, MI Crab
tree; for sheriff, Richie Fleenor: for
commonwealth's attorney, R. J. Sum-
mers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Ward and their
children are back at home again. Mr..
Ward and his daughter, Elizabeth. had
been to the jamestown Exposition. and
Mrs. Ward and her other children had
been on visit to relatives at Chatham
Hill, Va.
The Republicans of the Senatorial
district composed of the counties of
Washington and Smyth and the city of
Bristol, Va, will hold a convention in
Bristol August oath to nominate a can
didate for the State Senate. At the
same time and place the party in Wash
lngton county will nominate two candi-
dates for the House'of Representatives.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25
Death Of Aged Resident.

On last Friday Mrs. Julia Moore. the
Oldest resident of the town, died at her
her home on West Main Street. She
was lightweight years old at the time
OF her death, and had been helpless for
about two years from paralysis, The
deceased had lived nearly all her life In
tins town, and Is survived by five sons
and one daughter, all of whom, except
one son, James, who lives in Alabama
were present to pay the last sad rights
to their departed mother.
On Saturday afternoon funeral seryi-
ces We're held at the home of the de-
ceased, conducted by Rev. ]. N. Har-
man. The remains were buried in the
new cemetery,
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

Tazewell, Va, July oath, 1907.
To J. S. Gillespie, c. E. Harman. A T
Hartman, Matthias Hartman and Dove
Hartman, wife of c. E Hartman:
You are hereby notified, that | have
fixed upon the 2lst day of August. 1907
at my Office at Tazewell, Virginia. to
take the account ordered by the Circuit
Court OF Tazewell County, at the Nav
term, 1907, in the chancery cause there
IN pending. between ]. S. Gillespie.
Complainant. and A. T. Hartman and
others, Defendants; and if from anv
cause said account be not Commenced
on that day. or if commenced and not
completed, the same will be Continued
from day to day or from time to time
and from place to place if necessary,
until completed.
At which time and place you are re-
CURED to be present.
j. H. STUART,
Jiyz5w4 Commissioner.
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Good Cotton Weave Hammocks with
pillow and spreader; CSC each; were
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Plain and highly colored cotton weave
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Canvas Weave Hammocks, with pill
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Our Special Hammock--very strong
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Piles get quick and certain relief from
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Tazewe
FOR SHERIFF

To the citizens of Tazewell COUNTY,
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Tazewell
county, and respectfully solicit your
support at the election to be held Nov.
9th, 1907. Respectfully,
S. S. F. HARMAN.
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FOR TREASURER.

To The Citizens Of TdzelceH County:
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer. and
respectfully solicit your support at
the election. to be held November the
9Th, 1907.
Very respectfully,
H. P. BRITAIN.
Tazewell, Va, June Is, 1907.
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Girls White French Lawn Dresses.
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Girls and Misses Lawn Guimpes in a
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Send Us your next order for job work
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little better and little cheaper than
any other printing Office in this section.
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-07-25

HE RED TAG SALE for 1907 is now numbered with
the has beens A sale of such proportions as this
necessarily leaves lot of broken and odd lots on
our hese goods all have be closed out at some
push them OF to make for Fall purchases which
Will begin to arrive in about four weeks
The pnce will be no object in cleaning up You know
this store don't do any thing by halves
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To the Voters Of Clear Fork District.
l hereby announce myself candidate
for Supervisor of Clear Fork District.
and respectfully solicit your support at
the election in November.
Respectfully,
z. G.. WAGNER.
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FOB SUPERVISOR.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for Supervisor for the Jeffersonville
District. Election to be neld Novem-
Der 5th, 1907.
F. THOMPSON.
May 3Oth, 1907.
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BARGAINS IN HAMMOcks

We offer number of Hammock prices for clearance
ney are mghade goods and perfect way Marked as
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AN N 0 U N C E M E N rs
FOR CoMmoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY

To The Citizens Of TGselreU Co,nlty:
l hereby announce myself a candidate
Tor the office of Commonwealth At
tOrney for Tazewell county. and solicit
your support at the election to be held
on the 9Th day of November, 1907.
X. o. CROCKETT.
June 9th, 1907.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-20
UNIVERSITY PLANS DEBATES.
George Washington to Meet other
Colleges on Platform.


Prospects for a successful season Of in
tercollegiate debates az the George Wash
ington University are bright. Arrange
ments have been made for three debates
between students representing the Buzz
and Blue and those representing three
other institutions.
Arrangements have been made for a
return debate with the University Of
North Carolina, which boasts remark
able string of victories against other in
stitutions OF the South. although its team
was defeated here last year by the local
university The men who will this year
uphold the reputation of George Wash
ington are J. NJ. Berry and Z. G.
Schreiter. both Of the college department.
The debate will take place at Chapel Hill,
n. C., late in March.
The other debates will be with the uni
versity OF Pennsylvania and the West
Virginia University, both Of them prob
ably in this city-one in April and one in
May.
Among the experienced dehaters now AT
the local institution are the following:
j. +. Baker. from the University OF Wis
cOnSin; John ID. Ellis formerly OF the
University OF Cincinnati; Charles A Sun
derlin. from the University of Nebraska;
Roscoe Hopper, who helped Bowdoin Col
lege defeat Cornell and Syracuse last
year; c. b. McClelland. an oratorical star
from the University of Chicago. Thomas
l. KILLER, who has represented Randolph
Macon College three times, and never met
defeat Edward ID. Baldwin, Selden Ely;
also White. of Vanderbilt University. and
Thompson. of the Ohio State University.