THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
uhlished at Valdez. Alaska, every Thursday by the Prospe<tor
Pith.ishino Co. Phone, Main 1.
Entered at the Valdez j»ostothee as second class matter.
The Ai? riii ..n tuning fongrr.-«
will h<>hl its eighth annual con- en
tion in El i’aso, Texas, Novomlier
14 to IS, 1905. Alaska should 1h
Well represented at the congress, as
that body stands lor many thing
that arc of interest and for tlie
welfare of all Alaskans.
The mission of the American
Mining Congress is to carry on a
thorough business campaign of
education in all branches nf min
ing, and to this end the effort is
being made to bring together all
classes of people who are direct Iv
or indiiccily inter,sled i:t the suc
cess of an industry upon which
depends the industrial life of the
natiou, and in all legitimate ways
do for the mining industry what
“Farmers’ Cluhs” have done for
agriculture, the “Commercial Mu
seum” of Philadelphia for the com
merce and trade of the United
Slates, and the “Manufacturers’
Association” for American manu
facture; and the congress believes
that the quickest, most intelligent
and satisfactory way to accomplish
this is to oring together, from all
sections of the country, as many
■people as possible, at least, once a
year at some given point where
they can not only have an actual
demonstration of the magnitude of
mining, hut where they can hear
discussions upon the subject from
distinguished, practical, scientific
men.
This method is not a new one,
but on the contrary, has been used
effectively before. As an example,
we have today a federal department
of agriculture, and, although it was
a long time before the congress of
the United States consented to
create this department, we now
know its value, anti with its worth
proven it would be hard to find a
man in America with the temerity
to wish, much less ask for its abro
gation. Only two short years ago,
after years of constant struggle, a
department of commerce and labor
was established and although only
an infant, we are beginning to
realize in a wonderful way its
power for good.
Then why not have a department
of mines and metallurgy?
There are questions of great im
portance to Alaska and of special
importance to mining men, such as
mining laws; relation of mining to
the industrial development of the
country; statutory protection for
mining investors, and many others.
These questions will be presented
and discussed by men of inter
national note, and as the attendance
this year should be a large and
representative one, it is hoped such
action will be taken as will aid
very materially in bringing al>out
desirable changes,
Alaska is largely a mining coun
try and it is to our interest to lie
well represented at such ail impor
ant gathering.
The American Mining Congress
is the first national organization to
recognize Alaska and offer such
assistance as they were able to
command to enact such laws as
would be beneficial to the people
who live within her borders; it is
the first and only national organiz
' ation to ask the congress of the
United States to give us at least
one delegate to represent us at the
national capital. Alaska has a
representative on the Mining Con
gress board of directors, and the
only honorary life member is an
Alaskan.
Surely Alaska has no cause to
complain of the American Mining
Congress, as Alaska was never
represented in the congress until
last year and then by two delegates
‘only.
Now let Governor Brady start
the ball rolling by appointing the
full apportionment, viz.: five dele
gates. Mayors of towns should
appoint three delegates, and cham
bers of commerce three delegates
each. If each locality will do its
duty there will be a delegation
‘from Alaska second to none, and
•
more good can l>e accomplished
hrough them and through th
Mining t'ongress thnn any other
way. Lot us stand hv those wh >
1 :r.c offered us their assistance,
not diroagh any seltish motive or
•(m imrei i teason, hut to as.-ist us
in dcvelo| ingtiiis great north land
of hidden and buried treasur .
|
Notice of Settlement of Final Ac
count.
IN ftIK I . S. COMMlS-ilosEK-S I'OCRT IN
\NI> KOI! THE Cl. Nl:.-VI \|; CRH'INCT
>1 l'\M, IXKKiroltV OK U.ASKA.
Is iiik M.irtSB or tub Kbtat;:,
er ,■ Is PB>mvn.
ALKX \Nl»t.a «*. TifiHKV, IH- t dl. )
N- tif • i • iierebv liven bv Hi uo ler<l/ if I,
adminl'trater »f ie . -.ini.* of \l ;iu|. r !
de .eed to i *1 11• • ir?*. rredi *r* «
• liter |M*i s-uis itiierwaied in *»•; I *» ‘at* I lit* Mi *
under*ig:e d. a* *•»•»» nd>niut*tmtor lil.-d hit*
firm! aeeoiint of ‘nil « ?• . .tbtvccii
till' d Court on the Jdth day of M *v. i-m*., n’i-1
that the Judge thereof lot* appointed Hu* Is i
day of A .411*1. lWk'», a* the day 1 • »r tli** hearing
oftibjti i lls to siifli Mroant and the seStl -
intuit thereof.
Henry s. Tihhky.
Admini'drator of the estate *»f Alexander 8.
ribbey, deceased.
Notice Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice I- hereby given, that the part tier* hit*
heretofore exlntirg between the undersign'd !
ill the Horncrliof Saloon, in Yalde/. Alaska, in
this «Inv di*«olved by mutual consent.
AH debt* due from the said firm are lobe
presented to .1. R. M« N •*•! f«»r payment, the
said J. R MeNeel e n filming the W**liie**.
Ibtlcd April £'»lh, l'.Hi').
IIAKRY ASHLAND.
J. It McNKKL.
Notice of Forfeiture.
VM.DK2, Ai.askv, May II, 19>V».
TO A\|)RK\Y S 'IIKHK *u I V.. II WAKKU:
You and each of you i*v ),, rcby notiti <1 Hint
I have expuided. during tin* yetr l:o| One
Hundred hollars upon cadi of in herein *iter
named qu irt/, mining claim'*, in labor and iut,
provein dt.s, to-writ : The ••Suu Ij.nI**" claim
r»*c»rdcd in H«m»1c No. |, at page £11 of tile
record* of mining claims mu I water rights, in
the »tli e of the re.‘order of the . aide/ ittrnrij
iug district. Alaska; tuc **M<nw la»le" Haim,
record, d in *aid it ink No. I, a- page £11 of -aid
rerord'-, the "Porcupine Lud •" claim,recorded
in ltook K. at page of said ree »rds; il»o
• Kv. niug star” • i ilm. r'. orded in H**ok K. at
page tl* of aaid records Ail of the above
tiiiincl claims are situat *d in liiei’oppor Monti
tain mining district, on I'riuce Wiliam Sound
uud lust. i t of Alaska And tint 1. \. \V. |*lb
Idt*. during tin* year I'.MI. in order to liol I said
claims under the provision^ of S-ctiou ith of
• lie Uevised Hi at ules oi the Cditd States and
tin* amendment* thereto. eon'*eriiiug annual j
labor upon mining da Pits, being the aiuoutit 1
required to led 1 ',*i ; . l.am- for the ye ir end
ing IViciiilHM- ;l't, 1 * * I. I* tw expend'd One I
llundre*! Dollar* in auunal n^t* • :n .it work!
up ui ca'*h of the above *aid elaluis.
Am! if within ninety day* of the pT'oual
service of till* notie or withiu tittle.y days
after the pubheation thecof, v.ni fail »r ref is *
to contribute v.iiir i■ r->|>«».*ti*•«» ••. sum c\pe.idi
ture. a* a co-owner, or *.iali fail or reins- to,
contribute your proportion of *udi e-.poili-i
I ture upon each or any of said claims, your!
interest in said claim* in any or eit her of m on
will la*, nine the pr iperty of the miI>« -riber
hereunto, your c i-owncr.’who ha* made the
| requisite expenditure under the term* of tii.«
law.
Till* notice d<H's not preclude cither of you j
from eontribittiug your pro|mrtion of sutdi ex
penditure u|*on either of *ai i mining claim*
and prerentlnvM fo feltureof your interest in
[ citleT *»f -aid mining claim* upon which such ,
payment i* made.
A. W. TUI HITS.
First date *»f publication, May 11, muTi.
La*t date of publication, Aug. lu, h»v>.
Notice of Forfeiture.
fatulla, Alaska, March f».
To James Casey ami K. Fallon or his unknown
heirs or representatives if any.
You ami each of you arc hereby notified that
the undersigned, \V. II. Campbell, has expend
cd during the year 1»H, one hundred (f hill) dol
lars in lal#or and improvement* upon each of
ihe following oil claims situated in the Kayak
Recording District. District of Alaska, to wit:
Casey oil claim No. 1 lie- location certificate of
whitdi is recorded in Book 1 of Milling Lo.-a
l ion* and Declaratory Statement* at paged**;
Casey oil claim No. * tic* 1 »cation certificate of !
which is recorded in II »ok 1 of Mining Loca- *
lion* and Declaratory Matemciii* ai page _..i:
ami Casi-y oil claim No. ;; the location c**riifi
cate of which i* rceortle*l in Ho »k 1 oi Mining
Location* an l Declaratory Statements at page
i -SI, all of whicii records are in the office of ihe
i lust riel Recorder til Kayak Recording District,
t District of Alaska. .-aid expenditure* were
; made in order to hold each of said claim* un
der the provision* of s *«*t• ii 2X21 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, a mi t lie amend
ments thereto, concerning annual work on
mining claims, being the amount required to
hold each of said claims for the y>*ar ending
December 31, 1'>U. And if at the expiration »f
ninety days from the publication of this notice
I you fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure as a co-owner, your
interest in said mining claims and in each of
I them will become the property of the uuder
I signed, W. 11. Campbell, youi co-owner who
| has made the required expenditure by the
I t Tins of said section.
\V. If. CtMI’BISLL.
i First publication March la.
Last publication June l.».
The Tenas Senate!
Copper Center, Alaska.
Hiyu Wines, Liquors and Cigars. I
Finest House North of
Seattle.
CIIAS. COWELL, Pboimuetou. j
A Store
At Slate Mi
Will be opened up early in the
Spring with a Complete, First
Class,stock of Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIESandCLOTHING
Everything needed by the Mi
ner and Prospector will be in
stock all summer.
Freighting Done
Leslie & Nelson.
Notice of Trustee's Sale la Bank- I
ruptcy.
In .v» C«mi I. r i he Trfrltory of Alaska
Third b.vi«ion.
M> the Matter of tbO K'tatc \
oi the chttltn Develop-S Bankrupt
incut Company. >
N-tire is hereby dr<*n that, pursuant to an
Order dniy made and entered „n the third d*v
of June. l>v. bv the lbie-ee in Kankniptrv in
the mattt r of tiie . ,»f the Chittitn Devel
Oprrnnf Company. * wli: ell at pnblir auction
Oil tie rl ;ht. •ith* re.d interest that »ho said
bankrupt he’d and owned it the dr.reofn.e
adjudication In bankrt p y i i and to the here !
tnafter demerit-.••«. -a l rvi person*! property f ee
P'‘W «il H^ns ard el at ms, except as to the Ik n
forth at’.Tinal « « cut work performer! on
tliA hereinafter d*1* . d mining claims fur the
year f.r und- *»id In accordance wiih the
term* and 11 -*ns of a certain agreement
r d‘ Mi'd cn»e • Mtitnen the 2nd day of Feb
ruary by and be. w«*en me, a* trustee, and
be ' At. Utterly Said sale will take plai e m
the d.i day of Jnlf, •it'-', at the hour of two
O f 1«h k I* M. «*f sai l day, In fmnt of theCnltcd
RtaJi■* Court House, in the Town of Valdez,
Alaska
The property to he old at said sale Is describ
ed a> follow*. ?o-wlt:
An undivided trine tenth* interest tn t.nd to
the f dinwing dc.*er|h .1 pla; r mining Haims
and l 'dt; Halms, situated In the Nlztna Miring
District, Valdez Decoding District, Dlstilel of
Ah *ka, to.wit:
Cl din No. above dbroverv. on Chititn creek
notice of location being recorded in book I» of
mining location* ut p tgclll of ilie records of
Valdes Recording District, to which reference
Is hereby made.
Claim No.!» almvc discovery, on Chlt‘t*u
Cre k. record' d In book D, of said records at
page
< u ni No. 3 on \\ lil*i> Gulch, recorded In
Ihm If 1* >»t pt >:o 10 ! of ««id TO' ords
t'iai n No 1.* on Wl.it.’ Gulch recorded in book
I* et p ■ ‘re 7fi of mIi| r fords.
Claim No. 6 on H* x Gulc'.i, recorded in bool:
D of mI'1 ret' rds At pe-rc t*7.
rlf»1m No. 1- i ■,) I’fii.ulrh, recorded In hook
It h *•?•• “fi id aa'd records
• l .’n; . ... n on lies C.nl h, recorded in book
D At N':c W of said m-orris.
Cl"ii.i No. ft on Grub s nko Gtib-h, recorded
In * I *V I*, At |.Ape *1 « f -i;d rc- or. «.
Cla i No. H on Grub st„ v Gob h, recorded in
bo ' • «if pc.. • fi" of r.'d records.
Claim No. *. oti ill* I ' ib-h, re orded in book
ft nl W afraid n* rd*.
C:< mu No. 3 on ! omer Gulch, recorded in
bin • pa**e H1» of - >«fd re* ords
t !*iIm Xu. ..on Jol'. . h recorded inbook
I> | h '•*.» I,, said r« ord .
< iHim ao.i on ■ o' • >.*• Gnlah recorded in
b* < k I* At pe^e l'R< 1 - ;!d record*.
K. i iim*» bench < In it i. on o fi limit of and ad
b it'ini.' **1.*im* Nor. 1* cud Id a hove discovery on
Cbitt mi r: i !<, recordi i In took 1 a! pngehlGof
S ’Id i. u* -.
( i.iImi No t above discovery, on Chittitu
Cr. < h, Kidded In 1" ok Dat page M of said rec
or .
• i dm No. fi on White Gulch, recorded in
bo. k 1» nt puce 7 • of suid records.
CI>iiiii N • fi White Gulch, recorded in book
G if |*.tf e Ilo of ti.IU records.
1 ■ t No. fi ou Kc\ Gclch, recorded in hook
l> hi j gc 1!,7 >1 sab! records.
1 ' ‘*ut 12 on Her Gulch, recorded in book
I) at pu ’<• :• » of suid r. cords.
c.uim o. u on hex Gulch recorded in book
I) Ht p • in] of said rcconis.
t li i’ii N.i. i on Biel Gulch recorded In book
I* of -all ref' rd at pa go 73.
( . . \o. 2on Corner Gulch recorded in book
I) nt n.i-1 73 of said records.
Claim No 3 ou Jolly Gulch recorded in book
I) at ni.gc :d of said re* ords.
cl iu: No. 2 on Grub Stake Gnlcb recorded in
boot n. page 72 oi said re/ord*.
Cb.iin No. 2 below discovery on Cliittitn
Cr k recorded iu book If nl page 79 of -aid
rc« • dv.
C. in No. 1 nb. \c discovery on ChUtltu
Cn e’: recorded in book D nt page 103 of said
• ii No. fi above discovery on Chittitu
(*: » receded in book l> at p ge fi of «id rec
Oio •.
‘ h:t’»i No. I on White Gulch recoidcd in he*
If pi e VJ of said it- ords.
•Maun No n un wutt* **rt*ui record** ia
book 1* nt | ag* 103 of ■»!.; or.p>
•Mann No 2 on Kei Guioo reeoiocii ia ’>**k
I* at pNge 9| of said iseor:U
claim No bon Hex (ia). ti recorded ui t>*ok
D at page of -aid records
Claim No 7 un l(<>i Gillen recorded in book
D at page 1U7 of said records
< kuiui No 2oti Blei Gu’eb recorded ru i>»ok
I> At page loo of said records
• Maim No Ion Reman Gulch te* orded in
bo. k " at page nS of sa.d records.
( No4 on Jolly Gulch recorded in took
If at } sge of said records
( lann No I on liatueGulcb recordi . mbeok
If at page hlf oi -aid records
Claim No. I on Kdua Gulch recorded iu book
If »t i age tool iH*d lecords
Claim No 1 ou Gladv’a Gulch recorded tn
hook hat page vi of aa:d records
Claim No. 1 ou Grub Maae Gulch recorded iu
book If at page 9U of su'.d records.
1 laim No. 7 on Grub Make Gulch recorded iu
hoi k D at j ati<- M o» sard records.
f l.fin No. 8 a'. v»* Discovery on 4*!iititia
Cre ic r *cordeii in i,ou» L) at pa*o or said
records.
Claim No loti White Gulch recoi .*il iu book
I» at ’ age ) 10 of e rds.
Claim No 7 oti i. Gu.oh record* d ii: book
but | ’’gc J“fi *»l orda
r 1 !. No So; . G,.ich recorded in book
Dai i ag> M ..f -.1 •ceor.l*.
Cianu No 1 on Ii ei Go.i it reeordcii in boos
D Ht t!.y* (»: sat i re tv
Ciniiii N » 2 on K> r..h.i i.itlrh recorde*! iu
ho*»2 D i nei.i ot sa.d n-.-. .
Claim .v . • .v J tiuieh .t.vidvd in book
D at I age *Ji . . . * ; cords.
Claim no c .1 y Gulch rccoid«.J in aook
V at page N7 oi said rec* rd».
Claim No. 1 on Grub Niakc Gulch recotdod in
hook I* at | age oi o; aid rec*;»d>
Also b *-•? • !nim■« Gold Dollar, audard, Jo .*
Ifaiidy a id !; . ii, kuo\*ua» n - .1 i !>.»n..y
Group, sitroiied ou the left lima oi ii. sa.’:
White Go
.Ai'-o m: hi u:>ccus personal prop rty c .
Cbilitu cre«.-. A. -..i, r, :• 11 ms; t*nt* .-iron*
b«.x ; 12 "I*stirs: Hii>r..i **um k - : il ora a biowcrs,
-K^Vi %b• *'V€— : -• g“Ut .-cr .-na; .J m wm»p*; 12
•Hi.lib. ' ; I L I-. -z r». * l rtt;tf; 1U i. au c .
4 claw b;.ii . e«>;2 i.• .u iue «•!.. «'*• 1 oitn-L
fuiilii ou'.lit; 12 axe lin.i«l|.-;h ha:m avr-I - •
l«*ot fi.,K> ui S' v.s; 4 wuip av. ; ; nai-miu
cross cut sitva; j . a-, shrk* and die*; o bi r..*
smithing lougs; 1 hurt. >• toeing ouim; 3 loo*
ad*, a; 4 ca: .enter vela; 2 bra* e ,; 1 lull *•
bits; 2 try sqi.arcj.r3 » 'eUquare*; 1 > •:
matching planes; I J»u*k plane*: 3 smooth:..;,
Planes: I t curjeiiler’iili. c'.k; l'jgob.
10 - fork . 1 ,nrk tools; 2 ro’la t
1 a;*cr; 1 ga *.en ral:.*; S mu1 toi-k*; 4 i*« av.es:.
crow-bais; *>*),.-, v; 13 pj.-ks; I sledy- iwim
lucrs; 5 »1 uble bifru axes; 2 j »«c
axes; 1 suovr ‘hovel; I kit oi nil- -
celJaneous Linden and rookfmr uf.a
►els;*J hand axe-: luiscellttneou -mu 1 too.: ; »
s rveyorx leveling rod; 2 m.ivos uml p.pe; !
blacksmith l e lows; 1 tnvil; I wli *«1 be-row;
half Jar r ury; 3.) flume • t . l Vi : iuit
b.»xes; I.hui » not • *n «*or.v ■ • • r u«>s-; smu 1
oi a., r'.il gro c. a:-., il.e
J.cr-<*nal | r« |;Tty cw.icd mth, cabin mi
‘1, , I NO 2 Hex Gulch,
A n-ki*.: 6 shovels, 6 picks, 1 p*a y; 2 si»ad«.» ■
4 *\,-»; S K v. I-; 1 hai-d snv.-; 2 hau l 11.e.; .
smoothing plan..; 11’. inch augc.
brace; 2 rocker*-; Id join.* pije: 1 sausage
guuder; 1 ga.vauue*t . to; 1 wa ll board; 2
daw J iintis; l T \ p at. 10x12; 1
stove end jd e; 1 kelt !».*. Ai u ail book* of a« -
tountand bn.s receivable againu difera and
bui dry ]>cr-on thei iu named «U: *-\u\ bank
tupt ul the da'' of the luljudiea ..cu of said
bankruptcy, ai*o and ie!ii iiu^ a c.aim or ac
count aga.ust the K..'.iU': fiad!!:'' Com, any, a
Corporation, h*r the .-urn of live ihousa.i«t nine
hundred and iorty-four and 49-1uo<!o; hi -
The term- and coudilions of said sale are as
follow*; All oi the above described j «.p rty
shall be s<> i ar said sale to the highest bidder
provided, however, the lirin of 8 and
J. Welbii of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hold
ing a fir.it lien upon the said above desrribed
mining Haims lor the sum of eight thousand
one huudred and eighty-four and fr) 1U0 dol*
la:s, and Joun E. Au<i*u- of Yonkers, New
lurk, also holding a first lieu ni>on >uid
property for the sum of seven thousand seven
huiidmd aud fifty-six and Ho-loo dollars, and
the said Jo.in E. Andrus holding a second lien
Upon said mining claims for the sum of fortv
aix thousand eight hundred and seventy-two
and 50-lf'dollars, or either of them, may be
come put chasers at said sale, and may apply
the amount of their or either of their said
••veral liens, or auyparlor portion thereof, in
payment of the purchase price of said mining
claima: provided further that should said lien
hollers or either of them become the purchas
•r,»°.,fAi<1 minln* claima at said sals, they
aha!l first pay the necessary expenses of said
•ale, not to exceed the sum of three hundred
dollars, before apply.ng the amouut of their
•aid several liens or any part or portion thereof
lipon the said purchase price. Said sale shall
*ubject to confirmation by the court, as pro*
Tided in said order of sale. J. C. Maktin.
Trustee of the Chitltu Development Company.
• Bankrupt. "
Dttcd, UU. JuatMb, 1905.
Valdez. VU'krt. Julv iww>.
By order of the referee the above Kale Ik post*
polled UntH AogUHl'th, U-V>. :it 2^-M, o. m.
J. t . Martin, Tnutee.
Room for two more to eat anil
bleep at the (iranii.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE. M. D.
Physician ana Surgeon
Phone 30 VALI*F.Z.
Office*: A1. ASK A
Fish 1 IniI ling. McKinley St.
Dr. C. A.fcWINANS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Rooms 1 and 2, 9
Swan Building Phone 19
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fish
Building. Vai.de*.
Open evening*, Pun day exempted. 7:30 t 9.
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Dei»uty Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Broadway.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
uixl I.hi.iI Lawn, Hpenaltion.
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Cecil H. Clegg,
Attorney at Law,
Notary I'i tjuC.
Office Court House, Valdez.
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez.
T J D0N0H0E,
Attorney at Law,
VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
R'l'P'A'N'S Tubules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-ccnt |>a< kittfc is « iiiMiffli for usual occa
sion. Tiie family bottle (&> ceiu>) contains a
supply for a year. All »lr jggibi* »dt them
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper #8.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ellamak, Alaska
BO YEARS*
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A handaomely lltaetrated weekly. I a met dr
enletloii uf ary edcnUAe ViuroeL Term., (• a
year: t.ier tadnthe, IL Add by ell newtdeelera.
Inns co.»'“—N8w Tort
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Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On tin* trail to all interior points. Large com
fort aide quarters with every accommodation for
man or beast. Garden products in season
Wines, Liquor, Beer, and Cigars.
C. C. ROHKRTB, Proprietor. Miles From Valde*.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGNUSSON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate 50 people, has large
warm barn for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
musher desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
\A/ u.:+ p 21 Fra:n Valls*
_ w w I II The Last Place Before
Crossing Thompson Pass
LJp. top Everything First-Class
nUUjC Freight Contracted
i
v ormeriy Accommodations For’Large Outfit*
Our Road House Walter L. White, Pr p.
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best'of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh Meat,
Poultry and Vegetables always on hand, i Best feedingjground
lor horses on the trail.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
V. T. Co.
The following Roadhouses, situated on the route to Fairbanks,
operated under the inanageiner.t of the Valdez Transportation Co.,
will he found to he first-elans in every particular:
BEAVER DAM Roadhouse
41 Miles From Valdez.
Rates #4.00 per day. BILLY KAUFFMAN, Manager
GAKONA Roadhouse
135 Miles From Valdez
At Junction of the Eagle and Fairbanks Trails
Rates: Meals, #1,50, Beds #1.00
GEO. B. IlORER MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse
160 Miles From Valdez
At Trail Crossing of the Gakona River
Rates: Meals #1.50, Beds #1.00
JCHN GILLESPIE MANAGER
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for Valdez people. 1J» rooms.
Hates 50 fonts, $1 and $1.50 |**r day. Fime las*
Koiumant in c onnectiou. Free Bus. Opix.sile
lr. b. FottotBce.
W. 0. POTTS, Manager.
Cot. First Av. A University si., WATTLE
School ol Open Ali Y-aT^
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying, Architecture. Drawing and A.tav
ing. Assaying of Ores, fj .; Unlliou amt Chlor
ination Assay, F-’j; Hlownipe t»<av, |iu Full
course of Assaying, SiO. Established i«6l. Scud
for circular.
A. VAN DER NAILEN, President.
113 Fulton Street, .San Francisco, Cal. One
bloek west of C'itv Hall.
Ike Horthvestern Line
Operates the finest trains in the
world every day in the year, be
tween
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
Chicgo,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KANSAS CITY,
making direct connections with
through trains for all points East
and South.
As cheap as the cheapest and the
best to be had. For rates or reser
vations, call or write.
F. W. PARKER, General Agent,
151 Yesler Wav. Seattle.
SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
DECORATING
Sps A Specialty
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Ai—
Calling Cards fnrin;^
latent style Engravers Old English
the proper thing. Invitations and
score cards for card parties. Tie*
PaoscacioK. Phone h