The Alaska prospector., 1907-09-26

w llCknOr, l. l. Mlddlekamp, Blanch Willard, J H Turner, l. V Stanley, A Butler, Milo Kelly, J Coonan, Geo. w Thomas
 Must Attend School
 An ordinance adopted by the Council last night. makes 1t a misdemeanor for parents to allow any child under the age of lb to be absent from school. The ordinance is intended to prevent young gsters from running around the streets instead of attending school.
 Another ordinance adopted makes if necessary for any person who wishes to move building through the public streets, to secure permit from the town clerk. Failure to secure this per- init subjects the party moving the building to fine
 The 1ucatan left for the south yes terday at 4:3O p. m Following were the passengers from Valdez: C Sharkey, lrvlug, C c Roberts and wife, J Moupin, Geo Davidson. Louise Parker, Chas Schlosser, T Holland, c Newbill, M Dougherty audson, $ R Doremers, A D Frew and wife. 1 Porter II Hansen, pr Chase, c Duckworth. C M-din, A Sellers, P Sellers, E Bart lett, Mrs Casweil, R Summers. A Me Donald, Jas McCarty, M V Little. Bob Mitchell, J M Lathrop, " Moves. l. Jenklu, F. Richardson, A Gerry. J Bliss. C Hale, C Wheeler, J Borden, o. Rank.
 The news from yesterdays dis patches that the Valdez people were Kidnapping the Katalia !ahOrprs 10 construct their electric railroad shows 10 what desperate straits the large companies are driven to secure labor. For months word h IS been sent out of Alaska by wire and letter for laborinp men to stay away a. there is labor troubles all over he district On tOp oE this several unreliable companies in the interior hnd to the westward have been decalvlnG iahorerS and Lringj qp them north with no prospects of steady work In this section of Alaska there is distressing need of labor. Honest inducements are offered for steady men. The idle laborers on the coast could not find better opportunity for good Wages There is room for one thousand meu in the Juneau district alone-Juueau Dispatch
 The Japanese who were convicted for seal poaching and whUwere in con ne ment pending the payment of the S2,IOO fine will ho released to day The money came by cable yesterday, I,icy will go west on the Portland and con meet with the Dora, which will take the Japanese to their own vessels.
 message from Seattle states that the Sapta Clar1 sailed for Valdez Thursday evening. She has a full cargo about half of which is for Valdez and a number Of railroad laborers for KataIla.
 Water Works System
 An application was made yesterday evening to the Council by Autonelle X Nelson for water wOri,s and sewerage franchise. IL is the intention of these parties if tbe franchise Is granted. to install an upto date system of water works here ueXt spring The ordi- nance provides for an exclusive fran chi-s for J0 years It was referred to the law and OrdIpaucc committee until the next meeting
 From Saturdays Bulletin.
 Our compliments to the Katalla Her. aid. ard the COrGOya Alaskan. Every knock IS hOost We are sorry the knowledge tbat Valdez is to have the ifrst railroad hurts SO, and that it is necess ary to have few spasms Just wait while, and the spasms you will throw little later, will be like cyclones compared to summer zephyrs Watch us grow,