Daily prospector bulletin., November 14, 1907, Image 8

About Daily prospector bulletin. (Valdez, Alaska) 1905-1911

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By Cable to The Prospector.
Washington, I). C., Nov. 8—-Silas H. Reed, an
attorney of Oklahoma, has been appointed judge 01
the Third judicial district of Alaska, succeeding
James Wickersham. Reed was endorsed by Gov.
Franz of his home state, and Congressmen Madden
and Torimer of Illinois. The Attorney-General;
recommended his appointment to the president,.
who practical^ left the selection to Bcnapaite.
Si’iq H It—-1 was barn in Illinois, and served in tli ‘ legislature of that
8llt> Ho rimovul to Oklahomi, uvua admitted to cho bur ... 1889. and m
1*00 was appointed UjiitaJ S ituadistri . torny . : i >k; ;h. ;;; '•, ^'"“v
candidate for attorn oy-gen -rul of Okbhomu on ono hi8 ti-«ket
last state eleet on, bat was defeated, as was the remainder of Ins ti^..
New York, Nov, 8—Complete re
turns from New Jersey show that
the republican candidate for jdover
n ir was elected instead of Kuzen
bach, the democr atic nominee, i'l.e
legislature is also republican.
Washington, D. C., Nov. The
seed division building barne^. last
night. The lr,S3 is placed at iwO.OOO.
New York, Nov. 8—iho banks
shipped cash today t > St. Paul to as
sist m moving the northwest corps.
Janies J. Hill ! j aiding the movem m .
There is sufficient gold on hand to
meet all needs until the end of the
week. The copper is weak at tour
teen and a quarter.
Wash’ng on, Nov. 8—Senator Piles
today wired J >h i F. Miller, who w is
a candidate for the judgeship to suc
ceed Wicker ;h am, that he hid
pledged his supp to Ala vcur.s for
for Alaska office's. II would gladly
support Miller if Alaskans would en
d( rss him.
('hicugo, Nov. 8— he supreme
court has overruled Judge Humphrey
in sentencing James Hamilton Iycw -,
fj.orp ration counsel of Chicago, r
contempt of ccur for defyin ;■ the
Alton water works i jimefio .
New York, Nov. 8—3cu tie ’ ck
ran, the note! Turn many orator, has
been arrested for illegal voting. He
claimed Seventeenth street a-s Me
residence, but one of his servants
swears he d >es not reucle there.
Manila, Nov. 8—Secretary haft
sailed from here yesterday, enroute
to Vladivostok, from whence he will
go to Berlin.
Washington. Nov. 7—Congressman
Fowler of the House committee on
banking, urges the issue of one billion
dollars in paper money, redeemable
in gold, at the coming session of con
gress.
Ft xth 1 .• um, Idaho, Nov. 8—A j ury in
the Steve Adams case has been se
cured, and the prosecutor related the
killing of Tyler by the accused. rihe
prosecution is depending on the con
fession of Adams for details of the
crime. In a former trial of Adame
the jury disagreed. Clarence S. Da:
row, the noted Chicago attorney, ap
pj i'j o' Ci t o/.m > •.
b in Francisco, Nov. S—Col. Hays j
has sailed for China with bronze
plates for monuments for stdicrs
and sailors who were killed in the
Boxe r troubles.
Seattle, Nov. 8—t he bounty on rats
showing signs cf having bubonic
plague, has been raised to t-5.
Philadelphia, Nov. 8—Japanese
i raisers, er.route home from the
Jamooicwn exposition, arrived here
last night. A banquet was given in
their honor.
Chicago, Nov. 8—The striking tele*
grupners oi this city have voted to
discontinue the strike.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 8—iiegard
less of the strength shown it is stated
congress will not grant t rritoral gov*
eram i.t to Alaska at the coming ses
sion i f c< i gross. Both house and
senate are against it. Congressmen
Cannon and T&wney are emphatic in
their opp • .llion to the measure. Gov.
Hcggatl’s opposition i» the principal
factor in the mat e. .
Washington, i). C. Nov. 8—Col.
Adams, of the engineer e i ps atAVest
Point. Major P.enham, of .he Twenty
third infantry, aid Major Pie.ce of
the engineer corp >, have been ordered
retired for refusing t ' t lo the rifling
endurance test.
Fcattle, Nov. S— \\ illiam Hughes, a
Dawson miner, vv.w held up in Wood
lawn park early this morning. A
highwayman shoved a gun in his face
and relieved him of 8400.
Huron. S. D., Nov. S—The l tes and
Sioux have formed a juncture. Troops
are being rushed here from Gettys
burg. An all win tor campaign is pro
bably, as the Indians are familiar
with the country and can avoid a
meeting with the Trot ] s.
Washington, D. C.,_ Nov. 8—The j
naval board recommends that forts
be built on Subig bay, Philippine isl
ands, costing 130,000,000. Five bat
tleships are enroute to the Philip
pines from the Pacific Coast fleet.
They will be stationed permanently
at Olongapo.
Seattle, Nov. 8—The rumor is per
sistent that John Rosene, president
of the various Northwestern com
panies will be deposed at a meeting
of the stockholders, to be held in New
York November 11.
Seattle, Nov. 9—At the t< nventicn
I .,f the United F.shcvii;?n h resolution
was adop.. - declaring a e. n.paign
against the extorminatiwii of fish on
1 Wood river and for th * abolition cf
fish traps by the canneries cf Bristol
hav, Alaska.
I
Uclfux, Nov. 9 -James Keylst n has
been arrested on the charge of crimi
iial assault ( n his (iiiUglu i. < xIa.i
pc lice are guarding the jail, as a
,y aching bee is tinea nod by angry
citizens.
Seattle, Nov. 9—/>. A.™1VI eiCenzie,
a delegate to the Juneau convention,
says he will introduce a resolution
urging the government !•> extend the
railroad rate legislation to Alaska.
Los Angeles, Nov. 9—The Santa Fe
railroad was fined £.‘U0,0X) for rebat
ing yesterdOy. The a t rneys for the
railr' ad gave notice of an ;'pp' al.
New York, Nov. 9—A slump in
stocks was noted yesterday, Copper
went down to fourteen.
New York, Nov. 9—The democrats
of New .Jersey threaten to contest
the election. They claim that Kai
zenbach was elected governor over
the republican nominee.
Tacoma, Nov. 9—Thomas Bruce, of
Dawson, will probably succeed Judge
Bard of Nome as Grand Arctic Chief.
The convention advocates a ladies’
auxiliary to the organization. A grand
banquet was held last evening, Col.
Perkins being toastmaster.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 9—The
government announces that it will
probe in the rottenness of financial
affairs in New York and will prose
| cute the financiers ard bankers who
have been guilty, cf juggling with the
people’s savings in banks and tiv t
companies.
Washington, Nov. 9 — President
Roc seveit has summoned Timothy
Woodruff, chairman of the repubii
can central committee, and ether
prominent political leaders of New
York, to a conference to be held in
Washington No veniber 16th. Ii is
significant in view of the pressure i f
certain repnblican leaders urging
Roc re volt to run again for the presi
dency.
Goldfields, Nov. 8—Walter Kline, a
leading jeweler of this place, was
fatally shot las. night by a policeman
while Sr. the act of n bbirg the Gold
fields reduction mill. The affair has
caused a great sensation on account
of the prominence of the thief,
San Francisco, Nov. 8—Advices r* -
ceived fix m the five whalers frozen in
the Arctic, state that all are safe.
Seattle, Nov. 9—The Guggenheim
contracts cent* mplate an expenditure
of $25,000,000 in railroad construction
in Alaska. Id. J. J'eney, the con
tractor for the Cordova road goo
north < n t he steamer Yucatan, to
make preparations for beginning
work.
Washington, I). C., Nov. 9—A
Brvan love feast will be held in this
city November 23th, at which time if
is expected the peerless democratic
loader will out line his platform, k
is generally unclerstt c.d that he can
have the democratic nomination for
the presidency if lie desires it.
Truth a.i\d Qjusxlity
appeal to the well informed in every walk of life and
are essential to permanent success and cremtaoie
standing, therefore we wish to cai: tne attm. -m o: ail
who would enjoy good health, v/nP < a pe
fact that it involves the question ot r • .a
all the term implies. $ nto prepc-: ojj
is best each hour of recreation- e. ;.o p- ’ ori"
temptation and of effort maybe ,p . n -te to
that end and the use of mecncur.s ... -p- >p:o with
generally to great advantage, but as u\ c any instances
a simple, wholesome remedy may oe invaluable, n
taken at the proper time, the California rig hyrvp ho.
feels that it is alike important to pre-sen-: tiuth.uny tre
subject and to supply the one per- oct laxative remecy
which has won the approval of physicians and the
world-wide acceptance of the WelMr formed because
of the excellence of the combination, known to all,
and the original method of mar, Lecture, which is
known to the California rig Syrup* n.o. oi ly.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the name of Syrup or Figs- and has
attained to world-w.do ^ - - mzsz excell
ent family laxative. - - ' -ny . principles,
obtained from Semi-, a/c v/c,; i-ir-.-n tu p^sicians
and the Well Informed m 'he wor. r >- .merest we
have adopted the ,r_ e r n rv.me or -Synip of
Figs and Elixir of Nuns- ?s nr? - e ?c-;y aescnpjive
of the remedy, but doubles* =r ehveys be coiled
for by the shorter pme o' Sv-op of rigs and to
get its beneficial effects, a ways vn^% when purchasing,
the full name cf the Company C iirorma rig Syrup
Co. — printed on Sir>e front of ». very package, whether
you call for — Syrup oi Figs— or by the full name
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.