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EUGGS’ GIGANTIC
COPPER PROPERTY
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vein matter and quartz suitable for
milling that should yield a net profit
of from 70 cents to $1 per ton. The
mining chances below the Gold Creek
tunnel level promise an addition of
twice as much tonnage of the same
value as we believe the vein will yield
above the Gold Creek tunnel. These
mining chances are based upon the
fact that In a parallel vein two miles
away on Douglas island the ore bod
ies are now being mined at a depth
of 2,000 feet below sea level. At that
depth the Douglas island ore bodies
still hold their width and average val
ues.”
Although it has been incorporated
only a little over three years the Alas
ka Gold Mine ranks as the greatest
low grade gold mine in the world.
We have not seen any estimates of
late aB to the amount of ore blocked
out in this property, but by virtue
of the dimensions of the vein system
above the tunnels driven, there must
be ore enough to be measured not by
years of supply for the present milling
capacity, but by geneations of opera
tion.
It is said that within six months
the Alaska Gold Mines at Juneau will
have a mill treating 10,000 tons daily
of a grade which will yield a net profit
of approximately $1. per ton. It is
also said that the mill will be even
tually increased to a capacity of 30,
000 tons of ore per day. Prom this
it will be seen that the ore reserves
in this property are of enormous pro
portions.
When the stock was first offered
on the New York Curb, it sold as low
as $7.12>£ , and has since sold up to
$40.50 on the New York Exchange.
It reacted in the past few days in
sympathy with the general trend of
the market. On this reaction we
think Alaska Gold should be bought.
We expect the stock to ultimately
sell up to $70 a share.
SOUTH SENTENCE
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PMOKNIO, Arlx., May 27—Secre
tary of State Bryan, at the request of
General Villa, the Mexican leaner, has
asked the Governor of New Mexico
to commute the death enteiM* of five
^Mexican murderers to lire imprison
■ment. The governor has announced
that he will recommend to the state
legislature that Bryan's recommenda
tion be adopted.
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DR. SIMON FLEXNER
I Scientist and Disease Eradicator
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Case is Dismissed
In the District Court at Valdez the
case of the Town of Cordova versus
A. J. Adams, appellant, was dismissed,
the court holding that the bond filed
was defective.
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Tax on Professionals
The last legislature made a terri
torial tax on lawyers, doctors and den
tists, and men practicing these pro
fessions are repulred to pay annually
ten dollars, commencing the first day
of last January.
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Eggs, Fresh from the Txical Ranch,
at O'Neill & Slater Co’s.
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For sale Cheap—Two first-class
hunting dogs. inquire Times office.
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SURPLUS MAIL IS
SHIPPED TO SKAGWAY
Today's steamer will take all of
the accumulated Interior mall at the
local office to Skagway, from which
point It will be shipped to Fairbanks
and Yukon down-river points ponlts.
This mnln consists principally of par
cel post packages and advertising
matter which could not be dispatched
from here over the trail on account
of the weight limit.
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SPHThiaFlFn.n, 111.. May 27—The
ihouse of representative’s today re
fused to pass a bill limiting the work
day for women in Illinois to 9 hours
The bill had the support of the labor
element throughout the state, and a
strong light was made to secure its
4b
passage.
FRISCO GIRL VISITS ;
MANY FRENCH HOSPITALS
LONDON, May 27—France has for
several weeks been clearing hundreds
of its more accessible hospitals of
patients In order to provide for the
heavy casualties of the new offensive
movements. Sick and wounded have
been removed to cross-roads villages
and to hospitals in tne coiuitry im
provised from former monasteries and
convents. Although greatly crowded,
beds are added to every hospital in
order to increase their capacity. The
plan is to have the base hospitals and
all those on the main railway lines
ready to care for the newly wounded.
In the early months of the war much
of the loss of life and limb was due
to gangrene resulting from slow trans
portation.
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Recovering From Operation
Archie Brown, of Copper Center,
who underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis at the Valdez hospital, is
almost entirely recovered land will
leave for his home in a few days.
WASHINGTON, May 27—Von Rern
storff, the German ambassador to ,he
United 8tateB, has presented a memo
randum to the State Department Bet
ting forth that all German mines are
of a type that become harmless as
soon as they are severed from their
nnchorage. According to the nature
of the mines as set out by the ambas
sador, It is believed that the accident
to the Nebraskan was not caused by
a German mine.
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Will Leave For the States
Attorney T?. M. Frazier will be an
outgoing passenger to the states on
the steamer Northwestern this even
ing.
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NORTHWESTERN SAILS
AT 9 S’CLOCK TONIGHT
The steamer Northwestern reached
Cordova about noon ar..l will be de
tained here until about 9 o’clock, the
hour sot for her sailing for Seattle.
She Is taking aboard 18 cars of copper
ore from the Kennecott mines.
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Commander Cruiser North Carolina
COMMANDER J. W. OMAN
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Juneauite Returning Home
Representative W. L. Britt, of Ju
neau, who is president of the Alaska
Pharmaceutical Board, was in town
this afternoon, on his way home from
a trip to the westward.
KATALLA COAL
CLAIM PATENTED
Vhe final certificate of patent has
been received at Juneau from the
Washington land office granting to
W. TV. Arnold title to coal claims lo
cated near Katalla. Arnold is from
Seattle, and the land office Investigat
ed for many months to ascertain if
the location was made In good faith.
The title to the claims will now pass
to Arnold and he will receive the fi
nal papers at once.
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BOSTON CAPITALISTS
COMING IN JULY
C. M. Norton left on this morning's
train for Copper Center, and from
there will mush to Valdez creek, where
he is employed by the G. W. Sias Com
pany. Mr. Norton states that Mr. Si
ns and party of Boston capitalists will
come to Cordova in July and go Inside
to their property, which is operated by
the Valdez Creek Mines Company.
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Child Seriously III
The oldest child of Mr. ajid Mrs.
J. G. Forrester is seriously ill at their
home in Chitlna, with two physicians
continually in attendance.
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WHEAT IS STILL
. CHICAGO, May 27—Wheat market
has not recovered from the small pan
ic started when the news of the ac
cident to the Nebraskan was received.
Before the stock exchange closed yes
t« Jay May wheat had declined 7
cents, and the downward movement
continued today, an additional 8 cents
loss being recorded this morning. The
depression is caused because of the
danger to shipping In transporting the
wheat to Europe.
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Watson Here at Midnight
The steamer Admiral Watson Is due
here from the westward at midnight
and will remain in port about an hour
before salllnf for Juneau and Seat
tle.
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MINERS SPECIAL Red Sole Boots
$9.50 at S. Blum & Co’s.
Good News For The
Owners of Gas Boats
The Oil Producers have announced
A CUT IN THE PRICE OF GASOLINE,
and the Steamship Companies
have reduced
FREIGHT RATES MATERIALLY
on this Commodity making it possible
for us to quote the following
REDUCED PRICES ON GASOLINE
Large Tanks, per gallon 32c
Small Tanks, per gallon 35c
Case Lots, per case $4.00
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS
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PATHE DAILY NEWS SERVICE NO 85
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DOLLY PLAYS DETECTIVE
The Tenth of the “Dolly of the Dailies” Series
THE EPIDEMIC
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