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The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Hascy was arraigned before J ldgo Reil in the district court Wednesday on the five indictments re- turned against him Tuesday by the grand jury, one charging murder in the second degree ard the other four charging shooting with intent to kill. His attorneys reserved his plea to the Indictments until Friday, and it may g over until Saturday. Meanwhile H Ht9ey continues out on the bond he give when he was bound over in the mmisSioner'S court.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
INDIA NAY REBEL
 AGAINST BRITAIN

London, Jan. 28---Adviccs received here from India say that an uprising rhcrc is imminent and that 300, GOO, ,OGC people arc preparing to 8triko for liberty. They have been encouraged by the successes of tho Japanese iL war to fight the white raco themselves. An attempted rebellion means Wal with the British government, perhaps on a large scale.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Application For Homestead.
NppIlVuIlUn IrT NddlIlOnaI InlTy UndeT Ges ton Z"Jb KuYISeu SGaIltes, '. s. Lana Office at Juneau, Alaska,
 kDVpul Der Zk IgDJ

|. s. Lana Office at Juneau, Alaska,
 November Z4, 1907. Notice is hereby given, that George J. Love, Whose Post Ufice udd, ,cs,, is Valdez, Alaska, ,S>igher UI NutnHnie, mball, and "iuncld .coE Ev"ns, be ug enuued to the b,neht I sec Ion 2}U6 uI the Revised Statutes of he um,cd stat,s. granting addI,iOnai randS tu soldiers and sailors whJ served m the Aar of the Rebellion, doe, herepy apply to cni,r the lands embraced in U s. Survey No. ,hp, situd,ed near Valdez iI tho DistTiCt of Alaska, latitude Gl deg. Uo mn. x. and lomgi. '""o lth 1cg li mn "" and more particularly I,SC. ibCd Us follows:
 B,g,muiug at corn 1T No. 1 Of said survey No ,a'. gr, e. stone I6xdx6 marked S.--ihj Cor u. $. LOr. Mon. No. 4oj bears S 06 deg. I6 min. f. l6 2I chs. or. No. A. U. Survey No. 3A ,earS <. o7 neg. 35 min. k: 532J chs. distant; hence N. 3i deg. ui min. w 4v chs to Cor. No. of au,ye! NJ. 45o; ,nen,o 62 lg chs ts or No. X, O. sad survey No. Ioj; tCcnCe south | 9l chs; to Cor. N" {, oI sad survey No, 4o5; T} Io TH Ss @ gS '"' Hl Sgs%nns -S q, gees ol minutes East, as additional to thcir original homrs,eHds, which the ssid NU,hunirl KuDbHii eutrIed on the 2ith day ot Allil lSO3 per hOn,st cad No. H5, At Stevens r"int, Wisconsin andwuICh inc said Ninneld scott Evans eutCr,u on thc l7tb, uay of June "3, ~ hrrson, Arkensas, per homestead No. 1i7o.
 ny and ali persons claim ing adversely any portion Uf the above descriDrd tract of larid are q luired to hlc witn tho Register nn Receiver Oi tho V, x. Land office ut Juneau, Alaska ibcir adverse claih thereto, under oath, durIng the period Oi puUl,CatIon or within thirty days ,heteaiter or they will be barred by prOvis. ions Of tnJ Statdte
 GEORGE J. LovE,
 Assignee UI Nu,uHiItpI h InbAH
 and Winfield Scott Evans. ft is hereby ordered that the notice of the foregoing application be published in the "Pros JCUior,"n q weekly newspaper, pfinted n n d published et Valdez, Alaska, for he statutory period, and I hereby dcGignHte tho same as the newspaper published nearest the above de scribed land.
 JOHN ". DUDLEY, Register. pate of first publication, December l2, 1901 Date of last publication, February "a, 1poe JOHN LYONS,
 Attorney for Applicant
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
STARTS F|GHT OH
 HARTMAN MERGER
Attorney-GeneTal Seeks to Dissolve Combine oi Union
 and Southern Pacific.

Washington, Jan. P - hUorney- General Bonapalto filed suit today in the United States circuit court in New Nor', asking the di@aolu.i5n Of the merger Of tho Union aud S.uth crn Pacific railroads, and restraining tho Union Pacific from owning seek in the santa I'c, Great Eurthern CT Northern Pacific.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
GRAND JURY RETURNS
 FIVE HASEY CHARGES
One Indictment Accuses Him of Murder in Second Degree for Death of Reinhart and Four Others of Shooting With Intent to
 Kill Many Men,

Five indictments against Ed IIasey, one charging him With murder in the second degree for shooting and kill ing Chris Rcinhart, and four charg- ing him with shooting with intent to Kill as many men in the Keystone canyon fight between the Guggcn- heim and Reynolds railroad forces llst September, were returned by the grand jury in the United States dis t.'ict court
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Road Commission Against Jefferson

Washington, Jan. 28-A conference between Governor Hoggdtt and Dole gate Caio of Alaska today developed the fact that the withdrawal Of J. D. Jefforson's nomination to be post master at Valdez was caused by tho opposition of the Alaska road com mission to his appointment.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Find Wrec1znpe of Shin.

Victoria, B, O., Jan. 28--Prospec- tors coming horo from tho Queen Charlotte islands report finding the wreckage of Q large vessel on the beach. They were unable to identify it froSa anything found.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Reynolds Expects TO Resume

Seattle, Jan. 27--u. D. Reynolds wired today to his Seat5le attorney, Oliver Q. McGilvra, that he is making final arrangements in New York foi money to resume work at Valdez. Some of tho Seattle creditors are in favor of continuing Reynolds at tho hea l of tho Reynoll Ia Alaska Develop meat Company.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
BRYAN CONFIRMING
 WITH DEMOCRATS
Eebraskan Frying to Find Where He Is At in Fight
 fer Presidency.

Washington, Jan. 2S-William J. Bryan is here comforting s.with Demo- craJs at the capital, in Congress and out of it, to ascertain the feeling of influential men in the party toward his candidacy for the Democratic Presidential nomination this year. He denies the report that August Bel mont told him recently that ho was an illogical dandidatc.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Oaida was the pscudonym of Louise De La Rance, q widely read English luvclist. "OGida" was her own misprOrulciation of "Loui3a" Ind she adopted it as a nom de plume when sho began to write at an early tgc. For many years she had lived u Florence. Her literary style was nlilfareat bu5 hor writings displayed nIch originality of conception and lor descriptive power was effective. jho was also an arGist of considerable kill
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Chittyna Rich Iii Copper

Washington, Jan. 28~--rhe govern mont geological report describes tho Chittyna district of central Alaska as extremely rich in copper. This dis trict will be tapped by tho Guggcn- helm railroad, building from the ccuai
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Anundsen Going North In 1909

San Francisco, Jan. 29 -- Capt. Roald Amundson is here and an- nounces that he will start for Green- land in 1909 to confirm the results of magnetic Investigations made by him in his trip through tho northwest passage. He will return south by the Atlantic route.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

The parent copper mineral of Butte and Arizona is lean, experiencing iron pyritc, and by secondary enrich- ment is oxidizod and leached and the copper ro-deposited as q richer chalcocite.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
START MOVEMENT
 ID DEFEAT BRYAN
Judge Parker Heads Plan for Concerted Action Against
 Nebraska Leader.

Washington, Jan. 27-Alton B. Parker is at the head of movement to eliminate Bryan from the contest for the Democratic Presidential nom- nation Many prominent Demo- cratic politicians arc said to be in the movement and q conference will be held here next Friday to plan a cam paign to accomplish Btyan's defeat.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Acetylone has a strong reducing action and will precipitate many metals from their solutions. For this reason acetylene is becoming recog- nized as an important re-agent in chemical analysis.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
HOGGATT DEFENDS
 POSTAL CHANGES

Washington, Jan. 27--G0v. Hog gait says the rcas0n for the gub3titu- tion of Miller for Jefferson az post master at Valdez, and of Whittier for Kindcll 2t Skagway after tho nOmi- nations were senb in was that tho new appointoCs are better men.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
OUIDA DIES IN
 UTTER POVERTY

Florence, Italy, Jan. 27-Ouida, the luthCres5, died here Sunday in ex- Oremo poverty in a milkman's cot tlgc, where she had been living. She Vas unable to pay for her lodging and had been refused charitable from any oGhcr source.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
GETTING MATERIAL
 FOR G!ULkANA LINE

Washington, Jan. G9--Tho signol service bureau is acquiring material to construct the second telegraph line from Valdez to GulkaLa lhc ccm. ing summer. Work will begin as soon as weather conditions will permit.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Gases fro n iron blaJ5-furnacos are now made use of as fuel, not only for heating the air-blast and under boil ers, but for direct power generation la large gas enginss,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Florence was sonb into the fliamna district last year but the loss of two members of his party and his outfit by high wator compelled him to come out before he proceeded far.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30

Air is mechanical mixture of about 70 parts by volume of nitrogen and 2t parts by volume of oxygen. Tn addition to these gases, air contains small amounts of carton dioxlde, ann monia, argon and opher gases, aud alas varyisg snsspnts sf water vspsr.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Scientist Coming TO Alaska

Washington, Jan. 28--Prof. Hewitt, os the archaeological inetituto in this city, is arranging to make tour of pesoaneaa in Alaslra next svx>zaer.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
BRITISH CRUISER
 TAGGING APANESE:

Victoria, E. C., JlI. 23-rno Brit ish cruiser ShearWatcr sailed under sealed orders Jhi3 m ,rmng for Iqui que, Chile, where the Japanese are buying war material.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
KAThLLA DOWN ID
 PORCUP|NE MEAT
Steamer Portland Leaves First Beef Town Has Had
 for Two Months.

Seattle, Jan. 27-Stcamer Portland arrived from Valdez Saturday after noon and reported that Kataila had been out of al! meat except the flesh of porcupincs for two months un- til the steamer put in there on her way down. The town had received no mail since November F. The Portland landed fresh provisions.
 Tn B statement about mail is prob ably incorrect as several mail steam CTS have called in at Katalla since November 12.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Copper Sells At 13-31

New York, Jan. 28- Copper was in Jrong demand tolay at 13M
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Cali for Warrants.

Valdez, Jan. .. 1908, T City Fire Fund Warrants up Co and incl M Ing No. lij2 will Dc paid ii presented at nj RCe within ten days from date
 E,R, WHEAT, TewR TrsazI
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
Sum meFs
IT n. Reynolds, ICiCndant.

The President of the United States of Ameri- rn, Grcctng: To the above named defendant. II. b. Reynolds.
 You are hereby required 10 appear In the lislrict Court for the Territory Of Alaska, rhITd biylSlrn. holding terms at Valdez, in said Division and Trrritvry, and to answer the mpluint of plrintiffs flcS fin the above en- tiled HCtiun. within thirty days after ile com potion "i the Icrimd "i publication of this ummor.s, to wit: Within thirty days after tho iXth day of February, A, b.. 1908. The orpcr 'or the service ui is summons by publication l. dated on ih 20th. day of November, 1907.
 The said abUv" entitled action is brought to .ig't dollars and thirty eig"t cents. due from defendant tO pmintin, upon Q certain draft drawn by >Hid d"iendant, Ws and acting and doing buSid"sS unde" the name Of "Reynoldk bHHk," uInn the National Bank of Commerce, ot Seattle, Wa hing on. in favor of said plain. ;ii. HS pny,e, dated October 7Ih 1907, for the >nld ,um ih" Smid defendant then and there having no funds whatever in the hands of said dr,wee subject tU the said draft, and has not S.nCe had any funds in sAid bank, the drGwee named ln said draft, subject 10 the aid draft, all of which the said defendant then and there well knew. The payment of sad sum was, be ore the commencement of thls action. demanded of said defendant by said pInintin.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answ CT the said complaint as above required, th" said plnmtiff's will take judgement against you for the sum of eleven hundrvd Snd thiIty.eight dollar and thirty buTsCmeDss in said action.
 Witness the Honorable James Wickersham, Jude Ut said Comrt, thls 2ith. day Of December in the yea of our Lord one thousand nine hun. drcd and seven. and of the Independence of inc United States of America. the one hun dred atd thirty >CcCnd.
 EDWARD J. sr1zR. Clerk
 By r.. II Henderson. Deputy Clerk. Ootrandcr & DonOhOe.
 Valdez, Alaska,
 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
IN THE DR5TRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI
 TORY OF ALASKA. THIRD DIVISION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI TORY OF ALASKA. THIRD DIVISION.
 Peter Peterson
 Plaintiff,
 Anna Krstina Pcte.son
 Defendant. The President of tho United State, ei Amer1- "a Greeting:
 T" Anna Krsrina Peterson, the above named defendant,
 YouAle hereby required to appear in the lStrlCt Court for the Territory Uf Alaska, Third Divi>Iun, at Valdez, within thirty da's fer the r|mrGt"n "t the InthiiS"t,"n Of Uni, ard after the 5th. day of March, 1908, and ans w'r tn" com rlninl Oi the above named Peter Peterson, Elnin!iG in snid action. The said sting lctwc, n the plaintiff and defendant. The ord, r fir the l,uhli, ati"n ol this summons was duly made and entered by the above Court nu th Huh. day of 1umuHry, 1908. And you are hereby notified that if you fail Oup, ear unl answer the said COmplaint, as rhYN" required, the snid plain ih will take judgment uguIuSt you as prayed fn? in his com iMIHt; namely, n judgment ot divorce. trIeYer olNinE the marriage lhCreiufOrc existing between you and the Smid plaintiff. Witness the Hon. SilHs II. Reid. Judge of Snid Court, this 18th. day of January, in tho year oi our Lord O'e thousand nine hundred and eight. and of the indcI cndenCe of tho United tmtcs Ol AmcrIca the one hundred and thirty second.
 EDwARDJ SrIFR. Clerk
 By F.. A. Henderson, Deputy Clerk. First insertion Jan l6. 1908.
  IN THE TIsTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI TORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION. Thomas Booth and Charles r'Ckl"nD' rg, C"-pNrtIerS. lOing bushes under the No. 2l4. firm name and style Of
 Booth % Company,
 DI.,4, A,,,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-30
By r.. l

OOtrAndcr G DonOhOe.
 Valdez. Alaska, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. bate ol first uhliCRtiOn, December s6, 1907. Date Of last publication. February 6th 1908
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20
FOR M'KINlEY MEMORIAL.

he induced to help out, We might in
Guide trip here for the successful
competitor.
The results would be
1st-We would get in touch with
the best talent to be had in the states,
in the shape of hundreds of plans.
2nd-A number of the best plans
submitted could be sent by the Pro.
motion Committee to the leading mag.
azines and newspapers with apprcpri.
ate writc.ups and VIC would get the at.
tention of the reading public in way
few cities are enjoying.
The above are mere suggestions of
u plan, the details of which could be
worked out and made feasible If the
committees who have the matter in
hand decide that the fish market Is
the place of memorial to Mckinley,
a City Gateway. and an auditorium
combined.
Yours very truly,
SUBSCRIBER.
Honolulu, Jan. 20, 'OS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20
JANUARY 20, 1908

shall be occupied by dummies in or
der that certain land-hunger may be
satisfied.
This in the name of Amcricanism!
The whole force of the United
States Government has been brought
against the dummy occupier in sea-
son and out of season. The dummy
represents dishonesty In obtaining
public land.
The public-land scandals that have
taken many supposedly good men to
Jail, represent this same dishonest
dummy system of satisfying the land
hunger to which this alleged Amerl-
canizer of Hawaii pledges its sup
port.
1t Is hardly necessary 10 add that
the Bulletin does not subscribe
to this doctrine of dummy settlers,
which Roosevelt, of all Presidents,
has branded rs violation of common
honesty, to say nothing OF American
ism. Nor do we believe that the Ter
ritorial Administration or the sugar
corporations subscribe to such nefar-
ious practises
The man who proClaims his Amer
iCanism in one breath and in the
next advocates the dummy system of
securing land Is either a monster or
a fool.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20
MAKE THE MOST OF INTEREST
IN CONGRESS.

Daily reminders of the interest
Washington authorities are taking in
what may properly be termed the Ma
tional enterprises of Hawaii should
be highly gratifying to the people OF
this Territory.
There is much for our own people
yet to do, however. This is the time
when every local influence should be
brought into action in order that the
more or less sudden interest shall not
wane.
Thanks to the despatch of the big
fleet in this direction and belligerert
.alk of lingo japanese, the American
people have really come to realize the
extent to which Hawaii has been neg
lected. The temporary excitement
bids fair to overcome even the chloro-
forming effect which an approaching
Presidential campaign eXerts. In
fact, 1t appears that a move to pro-
de ample protection for these ISL
anus is pretty good politics just at
the present time. No party admin
istration would be able to stand the
condemnatory force of an aroused
people, should an untoward incident
divulge fatal weakness or lack of
preparation. The fact that the peo-
pie themselves are deserving of blame
would make little difference.
Since the Administration means
nd he Ia I.,
Hawaii must make the most of its OPP
portunities before the excitement
cools. The activity of the business
organizations should be seconded on
every occasion by such personal work
as individual citizens are able to do
The PERSONAL---VERY. campaign should
be kept up until every needed appro-
priation is signed, sealed, and deliv-
cred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20

Editor Evening Bullctin:--I beg
leave to submit through your columns
to the Kilohana Art League, the Nc
Kinley Memorial Committee and the
Promotion Committee, the following
suggestions for their consideration in
regard to the old nshmarket and its
proposed conversion into "McKin.
ley Memorial"
1t should be the endeavor of the
committee which has this matter in
charge to carry out Mr.. Robinsons
plan for an architectural effect In a
formal Gateway to the City, and not
merely an ornamental wall inclosing
the market. They should not only
agail themselves of the best efforts Of
the two or three local architects, good
as they may be, but they should go
further and get plans submitted from
men and institutions on the mainland
who have Il large experience in public
architecture, as that is now Il distinct
branch Of the profession.
II should be small rccompcnsc TO
the public Or to Mr.. Robinson, that,
after having had him come away from
the East to plan our civic improve.
mcnts the key of which was the ap.
proach or entrance to the city, If we
now build something, that did not
have our best thoughts and consider
alton. | may be wrong, but to me a
CITY Entrance" is symbolic of the
city's grace and beauty, rctinemcn,
and loyalty, welcoming the stranger
to take of its hospitality--and such
would be u fitting monument to Mr..
McKinley-but anything less, shabbily
or mcagcrly planned, with its back
turned toward the waterfront like a
huge crawhsh. would he u poor apol'
ogy either for memorial 10 MCKin.
ley or as City Entrance, oven If Its
acoustic properties are good.
Il should be borne in mind that any
thing We build of either purpose is
sure 10 he photographed by tourists,
printed on postal cards and sent
broadcast and our standard of taste
and refinement will be judged accord
ingly. Should we not exert ourselves
and give our best effort so that VIC
shall not produce an effect that We
shall afterwards be ashamed to show
to anyone of intelligence or point to
with patriotic pride?
One plan that has suggested Itself
to me Is that, to send to, say, ten ol
the largest architectural schools, such
as The Boston School of Technology
und Cornell, plan and photographs
of the present building, a detail of TIC
waterfront, Mr.. R0binsOn'g printed re-
port, which includes map of the
city, the amount We are able TO put
into It. and such other information ~
would be desirable, offer Il prize 'ol
the best design submitted by the
students Of the Sophomore and Senior
classes, also to send the same inior
nation to some OF the leading arch
itectural magazines, such as The
Architectural Review, Country Life
etc, SO that architects may also try
Gf the Territorial Legislature coulj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20

hardly rebut the presumption, IL any
there be, arising from the continued
use for about six Years of the line.
In the case at bar there are sur
rounding circumstances which sup
port the contention of the witnesses
on behalf of the plaintiff. The fact
that ten-minutc service has been
maintained upon Liliha street ever
since the defendants railway started
and that there has been no decrease
but steady increase in the popula-
tiOn of the district served with def
mite prospect of further increase,
presents strong prima facie show
ing of the measure of public cOnvc-
nicnce. The fact that the. remainder
of the defendants system, except two
outlying districts. Is based on a ten
minute service is also a circumstance
tending TO show the inconvenience Of
either a 15-m!nute or Commute SER
vice upon this street.
Taking the case in any aspect the
judges finding was fully sustained
by evidence.
II appears to us that none of the
cases cited by the defendant and none
of which we are otherwise informed
would, under the circumstances of
this case. Justify Il refusal of the in
junction.
Decree appealed from affirmed.
h. c. Peters &C. Il. Hemonway, At
tGrney General, with him on the
bricfD, for the Territory. d. l.. with
ington Castle a Wilmington on the
hricD, for defendant.
The syllabus of the decision says:
Injunction; street railroad; threa-
tened violation of statutory require
ment of service.-The statute grant
ing the defendants franchise requir-
ing II to maintain at all times suf-
iCient number Of cars to be used for
the carriage of passengers as public
convenience may require, the Circuit
Judge, at the suit of the Attorney
General, enjOined Il threatened re-
ductiOn of long-continued service
on particular street. Field, affirm
ing the decree appealed from, that
the duty imposed by the statute was
sufficiently specific, that the evidence
supported the finding that the pro-
posed service was insufficient for pub
lie convenience, and that injunction
was the proper remedy to restrain the
threatened violation of statutory
duty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20
INJUNCTION AGAINST
Continued from PAGE ~

transportation facilities and making
reasonably prompt transfers to con.
Meeting lines, preventing unnccessa.
ry delay in travelling over Liliha
street, require that a ten-minute
schedule be maintained on Liliha
street; that the proposed change
would prevent this and cause delay
at the transfer points of tie Lillha.
Waialae line with connecting lines,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20

If the policy Of giving citizens o.
Hawaii an equal right to public
lands is Democratic doctrine, it is
foregone conclusion that the Repub-
iican party is not opposed to it. We
doubt that any friend of the Repub-
lIcan party would seek to gain its
support for a discriminating scheme.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-01-20
TO DISCUSS CEMETERIES

Cemeteries will be the subject for
discussion at the Board of Health
meeting tomorrow. President Pink.
ham states that he does not think
Wallach will be mentioned
Pinkham expected to go to Molokai
with Wallach this week, but he is not
yet able to get a shoe on his foot,
and therefore will not go before next
week. .u,l al .I.I