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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
ALASKAN ROCKS
 CLAIM VICTIM
Lumber Barge Washington Wrecked Yesterday Morning on Hinclin-
 brook ROcks-TOtal Loss.

The big barge Washington, which brought the first shipment of lumber to Valdez after the fire lasr July was wrecked off Cape Hinchinbrook yes terday morning. The barge was in tow of the tugboat Pioneer of tte PM- get Sound Tugboat company, and car ried a cargo of 1,035,0O0 feet cf lumber. The lumber was for the Copper Rover & Northwestern Rail- road company, at Cordova, and con- sisted of 14x14 stuff mainly to be used in snowshed construction.
 The barge carried crek of six men, all of whom were taken from the wreck after the barge had struck. A stowaway, who had boarded the barge at Ketchikan, also came from his hiding place when she struck and was taken ashore by the crew.
 The officers of the Northwestern report terrific storm raging off Hinchinbrook yesterday when the Washington went ashore. The tug had fought for hours against the storm but was unable to control the barge in the heavy seas, as the tug was lifted nearly clear of the water. When it was realized that the barge must inevitably drift on the rocks, the Pioneer took the crew from the barge taking them to Cordova.
 The loss of the lumber will work a great hardship on the Copper River railroad as 1t has been preparing eor the construction of miles of snow sheds at points along the line where siides have interrupted traffic during past seasons and the loss of the tim bers now will prevent the work being finished this season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
BOSTON HAS TWO GAMES 10 CREDIT
Forty Thousand Fans Witnessed BOs. ton Americans Defeat Philadel-
 phia Nationals Second Nme

BOSTON, Oct. 42.-The Boston Americans yesterday secured lead in the series of games for the base ball championship of the world by defeating the Philadelphia Nationals bya score of two to one. The city eel ebrated last night, as the Boston fans are wild with delight and now be- lieve that the home team have the championship cinched. The game was the best of the series with Bos- ton having but one error charged against her and Philadelphia a zero. Boston secured five hits and Phila- delphia three.
 The batteries were Leonard and Carrigan for Boston, and Alexander and Burns for Philadelphia. In the third inning only wonderful fielding on the part of Lewis prevented the Philadelphias from scoring three runs.
 The attendance at the game exceed ed that of Saturday, forty thousand persons having witnessed the game.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
MINERAL GREEK
 > CONTRACT LEI
n. l.. Jaynes will Supervise Crew Of
 Men Repairing Mineral Creek : Wagon Road.

Ed. Wood, territorial road super visor of this district, has awarded the contract for repairing the Mineral exeek road to H. L. Jaynes, the well' lnown Mineral creek property own er. It is understood that $2,4OO is available for the work, which will be- sln at the beach and be carried as far up the valley as possible with the funds allowed for the purpose. There were three bidders for the contract, but as one of them failed to qualify Mr. Jaynes will have charge of the work.
 MT. Jaynes will begin work tomor- TOW morning and has urged num- bar of men to start operations. The work will consist of grading the road and building small bridges over the streams which have made freighting difficult In the past.
 There are a number of properties on Mineral creek which are nearing the stage of development where heavy nachinery is required and the con- struction of good road up the val lsy win lessen the cost of develop mont generally in that district.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Capt. c. l.. Peabody, the we'll hnown mining man believes the ex- tension of the Granby copper mine hzs been uncovered across the divide, oa Sulphide canyon. Prospectors have been busy in the district for nsenths uncovering the surface show inxz and in running short tunnels to ascertain the extent of the deposit which is now believed to be one Of the greatest deposits of copper on the soast of Alaska. He has formed a eompany to be known as the Pea hody-Alaska Copper company, which :. will have its headquarters in Valdez. v The property consists of thirty three claims on Sulphide creek, about afteen miles from Valdez. The elaims are exceptionally well located for economic mining, lying as they do just over the divide from the Granby mine, upon which $3OO,OOO has been spent in development work and equipping the mine for deliver Ing ore to the beach.
 The new find is in an ore zone from 800 to 1000 feet wide and traversing shis zone are eight distinct stratas of schist and quartzite from "A to 200 fent in width freely impregnated with eAalcopyrite, carrying values from two and one-half to nine per cent copper.
 The work done during the past summer has been largely of an ex- plpratory nature, stripping the sur 1see with the purpose in view of de- sermining the extent of the width Of the surface outcroppings. Open cuts have also been made and contracts arc now being let to drive several hundred feet of tunnel this winter with a view of developing the ore bodies.
 Capt. Peabody, who is financing tNe enterprise, when interviewed in reference to the future plans of the company stated that taking the sur
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
SEWARD POWER COMPANY
 GIVEN 25-YEAR FRANCHISE

SEWARD, Oct 12:-The Seward city council last night passed an ordi- nance giving the Seward Light & Power company franchise to oper- ate in the city for a period of twen- ty-five years. The matter has been before the council for several months and has resulted in the rates for pow CT and light being lowered. The com pany for time threatened to cut out lights and power during the day as the rates for which the council were contending would compel the power company to operate at loss during the day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
FEARS COMPETITION
 0F CHEAP LABOR
Senator Borah Declares that Working Classes of Europe Must Reduce
 Our Standard of Living.

BOSTON, Oct. 12.-Senator Bor- ah, of Idaho, who is regarded as a possible Republican candidate for the presidency, addressed a large audi ence here last night and warned against a possible flooding of the United States by the cheap products of European countries following the close of the European war.
 The western senator declared that the European nations now engaged in the struggle would be bankrupt be- fore peace was restored and that in their attempts to build up foreign trade they would flood the United States with products of cheap labor unless the United States took precar- tions to guard against the danger
 Senator Borah declared the work ing class of Europe would be com pelled to reduce their standards of living below the point they had at tained before the war, and that the American workman would be unable, to compete with them in the produc- tion for many classes of goods despite the fact that American factories were equipped with the most modern ap- pliances in the world. Senator Bor- ah is urging the restoration of high protective tariff and if selected by the Republicans as their standard bearer will make that the main plank of his platform.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

CoE A. w. Swanitz, who has been made defendant in a half million dol lnr damage suit by John B. Ballaine, In connection with the suit of the Alaska Northern railroad stockhold- CTS to establish title to the Seward tsvnsite held by Frank Ballaine, was m arrival on the Northwestern this norning. The case of the Alaska Northern vs. Ballaine comes up for trial in the district court in Valdez 0A Monday next.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

face showings as basis from which to draw conclusions that it is one of the largest deposits of low-grade cop per ore in Alaska not excepting the famous Beatson Bonanza mine on La touche Island. He stated that it was the plan of himself and associates to install machinery on the property early next spring and expend in de- velopment work from $2O,O00 to $35,0OO.
 "All the necessary financial ar engagements have been completed" " said MT. Peabody, land I plan to leave on the steamer Northwestern to select and place orders for the ma chinery and equipment"
 In connection with the develop ment work so far done this summer, the uncovering of a 20-foot ledge of malachite ore carrying copper values averaging over $7O.00 per ton, has proven a distinct surprise to mining men who have examined this prop erty, for this character of ore is very rare and practically unknown in this section.
 The proximity of this property to the Midas n,ine, now being developed by the Granby interests, will assure a largely increased payroll fo: this section and the future of Valdez as a mining headquarters.
 With the copper mines in Prince William Sound at Latouche. Land lock Ray and E:'arur shipping regu- |larly, the outr,.t being limited ouly by the capacity of the steamers to car Try the ore, the outlook for future mining developments in this section is unusually promising.
 As an evidence of the unprecedent- ed demand for copper resulting from the European war the production in Alaska for the year 1915 will exceed twenty million dollars thereby es- tablishing a record, and eighty-five per cent of this output is from this section of the Territory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
EMBARGO PLACED
 0N MUNITIONS Official Recognition of Carranza as Head of Mexican Republic
 Soon Be Announced.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-It is re- ported that official recognition of General Carranza as the head of the Mexican government by the United States and South American countries will not take place before the United States troops at the border are fully prepared to meet any invasion of Texas by Villas adherents. It is stated that the official recognition will be announced about November 18th.
 President Wilson has ordered an embargo placed on all arms or other munitions to all factions in Mexico and several shipments of rifles have been stopped at the border which were destined for Villas army. Gen eral Funston has also issued orders to the border patrols to keep q sharp watch and inspect every vehicle cross ing the border as it is believed that smugglers will attempt to deliver arms to Villas troops.
 General Carranza has sent repre- sentatives to Washington to confer with the State department regarding his recognition and the measures which the United States are prepared to take to assist in subduing the Mexican rebels. He has declared that his troops will quickly control the situation once the rebels are un- able to secure munitions and has guaranteed protection to foreigners in the territory under his control. Carranza representatives are urg- ling haste in the recognition of their chielf and declare, that Villas com lnaads are liable to attenilt retalia- tory measures against the United States border towns for the failure iof the United States to recognize Vil- la as president of the republic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
KILLS MINER
 AND BURNS REMAINS.

Nome Nugget. All Seward Penin- sula was shocked beyond expression yesterday when s. Seppala, a we'll known man of the camp for years lost his life under the most horrible cir cumstances by an explosion that oc- cured in his cabin. which took fire and burned the remains beyond rec ognition. The full particulars of the occurrence will never be learned as the fire which followed the explosion obliterated the clues. The victim had been a resident of Nome for many years, and has relatives here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
Allies Landing in Greece.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-It is reported that the Allies are rushing troops to salonika to invade Bulgaria and: cut of the Teutohic army which is at tempting to reach Constanttnople through Serbia and Bulgaria. It is reported that fourteen thousand troops are being landed at Salonika daily and that an army of 26O.OOO will oppose General Mackenson's march through Bulgaria.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
MILL ON RONAN-JAMES
 CLAIM NEXT YEAR

Work of establishing winter guar ters by the Ronan-James company O. the Skeen-Stevenson property ha commenced Timbers are being takei up the mountain at present and low CT level is being run for blocking ou the ground preparatory to taking ou ore. A stamp mill will be put in fl the spring. In a recent mill test foul and one-half tons of ore yielded $1,28O.OO.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Among the names of we'll known Alaskans on the passenger list of the Northwestern that of John Troy, edi- tor of the Juneau Empire, appears as having been passenger to Juneau from Seattle. Sam Brightwell, U. s. deputy marshal at Cordova, returned home and Harry Warren, one of the best interior Alaskan freighters, was a passenger to Cordova en route to Fairbanks. and will continue or 70 Tolovana, the new placer camp.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Sergt. Maxwell, who has been in chaEge of the Signal Corps construc- tionn crew operating out of Hogan station, arrived in Valdez yesterday afternoon aaS returned to his station at Gulkapk today. He reports only about twqN NRches of snow on the sum- init and the roads in fair condition with the exception of a few places.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
RANKS OF COMPANY AT
 FORT SEWARD FILLEl

Thirty-one soldiers from Jefferso Barracks, Missouri, were recent brought north to Fort William f Seward, at Haines, to fill the ranks ( the company stationed there. Jeffel son Barracks is a recruiting pos where new men are trained before bt ing assigned to duty with any con pany.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
LOCATES DEEP CHANNEL
 AT KUSKOKWIM'S MOUTH.

SEWARD, Oct. 11.-Captain Lu- kins, of the Geodetic survey boat Yu- Ikon, who spent the summer mapping the delta of the Kuskokwim river, reports that he has'discovered chan neh which will permit of steamers drawing seventeen feet of water reaching Bethel, several hundred miles up the river.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
Denies London Reports.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Tl Bulgarian official note denies the nor from London stating the the Ge man government financed the mobil zation of the Bulgarian governmen and that German officers were in COT mand of the Bulgarian troops I'll London report is declared to be fal: in every particular.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
DORA BRINGS VALUABLE
 CARGO FROM WESTWARD.

SEWARD, Oct. 1.-The steamer Dora returned yesterday from her first trip to the far westward after spending the summer on Puget Sound, and the officers report an un- usually stormy trip. The Dora brought a cargo of furs, ivory and whalebone which is valued at $145,- OOO
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

lowitz has crossed the Danube al has driven the Serbians southwar It is believed that the flanking nov ment of the Bulgarian army will suit in the capture of the remnants
 King Peters army, which has for fled itself in the mountain passes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
Bulgarians Heading for N;sh.

Bulgarians Heading for S'sI1.
 LONDON, Oct 12.-The Bulgarian army which invaded Serbia is recon L. ed to be headed for Pierot noun tain fortress which protects the road to Nish. The Bulgarians are report ed to be making rapid progress i'll the campaign and have captured several villages. |.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Quite a number of the passengers of the Northwestern took advantage of the long stay of the steamer at this port to inspect the city and sur rounding country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Capt. Austin E. Lathrop, the Elm press movie theatre man, left for Seward on the Northwestern to open his theatre there tomorrow evening. He will return to Valdez on the same boat and remain here until his Val deg Empress house is running.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
PRESIDENT CAN'T SPARE TIME FOR HONEYMOON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Presi- dent Wilson is reported to have an- nounced that he will be unable to spare the time from the capital to visit the Pacific Coast states on his honeymoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

A. P. Brown, one of the petit jur- ors in the district court returned to his home at Knik, on the Northwest ern.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

George Long. the we'll known Cor dovan. formerly of Valdez, was a passenger on the Northwestern this morning en route to Seward and An- |chorage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Joe Domentzet will leave tomorrow morning for Landlock bay where he will be engaged in development work on the property of w. A. Dickey.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
BULGARIA COULD NOT COMPLY
 WITH DEMANDS OF RUSSI/

BULGARIAN GOVERNMENT OFFERS EXPLANATION TO TED STATE AS TO REASON WHY SHE BROKE RUSSIA BULGARIAN ARMY MARCHING NoRTHWARD THROUGH AND TEUTONIC DRIVING sERBIANs sOUTHWARD- EXPECTS CAPTURED-ALIn LANDING TROOPS sALoNIKA REINFORCE SERBIA.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

Fred Tracy. general agent of the
 Alaska Steamship company, who has been circulating among the business men of Valdez in the interests of his company for several days, left on the Northwestern this morning for Sew lard.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
Serbia Beina Crushed.

BERLIN, =. Oct: 12.-Dispatches
 from viennasstate- that another Teu-
 tonic armmy has invaded Serbia from the north and that General von Col
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Louis Rothcrantz Is installing 8 complete steam heating plant in the Liberty Theatre.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

George Boe, of Seward, who has been attending the term of district court as petit juror, returned home on the Northwestern.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

The launch Shamrock will leave to- morrow morning for Landlock and
 Fidalgo bays and will carry a num- Der of miners to the mines there.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

w. T. Soule, the we'll known min ing man, came up from Cordova on the Northwestern, accompanied by Mrs. Soule.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

John w. Frame returned to Val deg on the Northwestern this morn ing from a trip to Cordova.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12
BIG DEPOSIT OF COPPER
 UNCOVERED NEAR VALDEZ

MINERS RELIEVE CRANKY MINE HAS BEEN UNCOVERED ON sULPHIDE CANYON DIvIDE-COM- paNy NORM TO DEVELOP PROPERTY SPEND $2oOoo IN DEVELOPMENT WORK LETTING CONTRACTS FOR FUNNEL woRI-oRE RETURNS 100 PER TON.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-12

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