Published Daily by The Prospector Pub
lishing Company.
LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
oiajt liauta arrived from Latonch©
on the Jeanie
M. J. Heuey left ou the Elsie laat
uight for Cordova.
The Elsia sailed for Cordova and
way ports last night.
Julias Singer, a Latouclie mining
man, arrived ou the Jeanie.
Dr. C. A. Winans left today for
Laudlock hay on the launch Th.ee-M.
Buck Hoyt, of Hie Uulkaua roHd
house, is in town for a few daj oil
business.
Jack Simpson, master mechanic of
the Coidova road, returned home on
the Elsie
C. W. Harrington, the mining er:
gineer, left for h idalgo bay on a pro
fessional trip.
A gill baby arrived yesterday morn
ing to gladden the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. O Rudolph.
A couple of hunters ran on to a band
of nine mountain goats on the glacier
and killed eight of them.
The Bertha sailed from Seattle for
Valdez yesterday afternoon. The
Dora is scheduled to sail tomorrow.
Jack Curley h «s sold his interest in
the Tavern restaurant to his partner,
Lance Craine, and will confine hi at
tion to his Cordova restaurant.
The Jeanie has 4.”>0 tons of ore from
the Beatsou mine Hubbard & Elliott
are shipping out fifteen sacks of ore
from their Knight island property for
a mill test
A compromise has been effected in
all litigation bet wee u W. A. DieLey
• i. r. nfp frt.'e >>« Uie Uiif .'tali aiming
;Co, vs. Murray, and that of Murray
vs. the Three Man Mining Co.
The Santa Clara arrived in Seattle
! yesterday, delayed on her voyage by ,
terrific storms. She was also com-,
pelted to put into Ketchikan for coal.
She is slated to sailfor Valdez to
morrow, the 20th. i
The big est shipment of mountain
sheep ever received,at one time, arrived
last night from the glacier for the
Frye-Bruhn Co.
Eptone—For dandruif.
Holiday specials at Stull’s.
; No trouble to make your hamburger
stake, pure pork sausage aud veal loaf
to order while you wait at the Valdez
Cold Storage Co. City Meat Market.
Christmas Toys at Dougherty’s.
Why make fruit cake when you can
buy it at Valdez Bakery for 50 cents a
pound.
Why make fruit cake when you cau
buy it at Valdez Bakery for 50 cents a
pound.
Special Xmas prices at Stull’s.
Prompt attention givep ro man ol
der?, and prescription? filled hy a
registered phartn »cit t. Red Cross
Drug Co.
New Sewing Machines at. Adler’s.
26x33 paintings, £3, Stull’?
Wall Paper See Rudolph.
liny, sell and exchange everything
New Mid second hand goods at Adlers.
COAL — COAL
Valdez Dock Co. or Valdez Transfer Co
(Jet your trail supplies at Red Cross
Drug Co.
Latest styles in shoes. Kukendal s
specials. All home sewed At Die V.
H. & M Co
Green River Whiskey and Olym
pia Beer—That’s all. at the Horse
shoe. _
For Sale
Several second hand stoves in good
condition. Inquire Owl Ding Store.
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Bank depositors lock first for safety. That means ability to pay in cask
under any circumstances. This is what we have always done and while ih9
largest and most solvent banks in the states were paying their depositors t«a
and twenty per cent, of their deposits in cashier’s checks and clearing h0m#
certificates, we have paid in coin or currency with no restrictions, pavin*
accounts in full if desired. Our depositors are secured as follows: ' ~
Cash on hand and cash exchanges - - $39,033 25
Paid up capital ------ 75,000 00
Paid for stock of Merchandise - - - 75,000 00
Valdez real estate and Buildings - - 30,000 00
Gilt edge short term notes, wreli secured - 63,442 33
High Grade Stocks and Bonds - - - 15,025 00
$297,500 58
Every dollars worth of this would have to be sacrificed before any of ow
depositors could lose a cent. Think this over. Don’t you think your account
would be safer with us with this assurance than thousands of miles away it
the States w’here you do not know how your money is invested.
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co. Inc.
tavern Euncb
l\oom and Buffet
Dinners and
Parties a Specialty
CUM & CRUISE, Props.
Nick Yednak
GENERAE
BEACKSMITHING
Horseshoeing ShopiKwi?5
^ PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND #
MINERS’ UNION No.
Western Federation of Miners
Mee.s each Tuesday evening at S r> m.iu Kirn
hall ai l.atouenj All members of the Western
Federation of Miners cordially invited tom
tend.
A: FRED WlNCHEI.L J. K. PCNEY
President Secretary
Going Out of
Business
Will Sell $2.00 wo'th of
Goods for 1.00 in Cash at
J. E. Wolf
THE OUTFITTER
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H. S. WATERMAN C. W. HARRINUTM
Waterman 8c Harrington
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OFFICE
examination*. Mine Management, Survey
Gold.Il.it*
Gold and Silver.2.'K>
Copper.l.jn
Leatl.I.t*'
I Gold, Silver and Lead. 3.5#
I Gold and Copper. 3.U*
Gold, Silver and Copper. 3.
Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead. 4,*
Gold and Silver Umpire.6w
| Iron.I-*1#
i Sulphur, Aluminum, Tin, Platinum,
i Quicksilver, Zinc, Nickel, Cobalt,
Chromium, etc.
Coal including Sulphur. IP.-m
I Mill tests. $l.i to|3#
I -Ire analvsis.lit* and up
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HOLIDAY GOODS
The largest assortment of seasonable goods ever displayed in Valdez, comprising
suitable gifts for every member of the family.
FOR THE LADIES
Vantine’s Imported Scarfs, Head Wraps, Hand
kerchiefs—in the finest of silks and all shades— j
Fancy Silk Waist Patterns, Hand Embroidered
? Silk and Crepe, Kimonas, Oriental Pillow 'Pops,
j Japanese Drawn Work, Silk Hose, Purses, Bags,
! Combs, and Novelties of every description.
FOR THE BABIES
Dresses, Coats, Hoisery, Sweaters, Jackets,
Bonnets, Handkerchiefs, Rings, Pins, Dolls,
Rattles, Etc.
FOR MEN
H ose, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Suspenders, Ties, j
Mufflers, Laundry Bags, Leather Traveling
Cases, Card Cases, Etc,
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LADIES BAZAAR
Mrs. E. G. Ames Everything f«r the. Ladies and Babies