THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published At Valdes, Alaska, every Thursday by the Prospector
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AimiORIZKP A<iEXTS.
The P*o?r*rT«n In on nale at the following
new? ?fandn:
P. O. Sewn Stand. Seattle.
Puget Hound Newn Co. Seattle.
P. IX New* Stand, Juneau.
Kugvoe Nrt'artby New? Stand, Skagway.
P» IX Sew? Stand. Kagte. Alanka.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
COINCILMEV
■. W. Maun. J.
a A. HKvri.it. *. B. WWUT.
AL. Powlixu. f«*J
Jnll* (SootlKLL.
Join flraiDtU, Mot*
J. «. Sryde*, Trrari-rrr.
J. W. I.EEDV. CITY Attorney
Pr. C. A. Wiiayii, Health OrrirE*.
W. H. CHARY, CLERK.
Juh.n Coodell. Peer hthool Hoard.
The election held on Monday to
fll the newly created office of Po
lice Justice, and also three places
declared vacant in the Council, was
as quiet and orderly as all such
matters are conducted in the town.
The contestants were eager for
the fray, and considerable election
eering was indulgnl in by the
friends of the candidates. The
hest of good nature prevailed, and
in the evening when the result was
made known, those who were suc
cessful were quite happy, and those
who were defeated were not other
wise. It is now over and we are
back into the harness again, and
hope that everything tending to
make this a pleasant city to live
in will l>e pushed forward by those
in power.
The result of the election would
have Wen different had it not l»een
for the had condition of McKinley
street. A numWr of voters attrib
uted this to one of the candidates,
and as a consequence a serviceable
man was defeated.
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The nows from Slate creek that
hungry Tanana inns hers have roh
l«ed the caches, is not a surprise
when one considers the outfit* thait
these men left town with. Some
men will do almost anything once
they get started on a rush to a new
strike. In this instance necessity
was not the excuse for tlu* stealing,
for they took everything tliey could
find that they could carry. Some
consideration might be shown a
traveler who was bungin' aaul took
foorl from a cache, hut when a lot
of men make a systematic raid ou
a camp like Slate creek, iamb steal
everything that strikes their fancy
from tools to eamued! goods, they
should he made to suffer for it, and
there is little doubt hut that an ex
ample will he made of the swsjiected
parties if the thefts can la? traced
to them. It appears that one of
the susjieetcd parties against whom
there is strong evidence was caught
at similar work in the Nizinacoun
try last summer.
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The reservationites are praying
that the ordinance introduced Mon
day will pass. It means an in
crease of the value of their proper
ty about liOO per cent., and a still
greater increase in rents. Whether
the Kcytone avenue council wi'il
see tit to assist the reservation
projierty owners, by driving the
sporting class across the line, where
they would he subject to no fine,
remains to be seen. They may
have what they suppose is the in->
terest of the town somuch at heart,
that they will pass the ordiuauce
as it stands, hut it is diaiUful.
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The matter of grading the-prin
cipal streets, which was brought up
before the council is deserving of
much consideration. A Little work
with a plow and scraper would
make an immense improvement in
the streets. By throwing the gravel
to the center and leaving the gut
ters along th$ edges, a better drain-,
age would be secured, and the iim
provement in the appearance of the
streets alone would justify the ne
cessary expenditure,
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Only one vote was sworn in dur
ing the election on Monday. That
was by James Jiish, Sr., who was
challenged on the ground that he
was not a resident of the town.
He swore that he had resided with
in the corporate limits for the past
six months.
Judging from tlie ordinance in
troduced at the council meeting
Monday, the moral wave which has
been epidemic in southeastern Alas
ka has finally struck this town.
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How would you like to Ihj the
polic magistrate?
Those $4.00 Corduroy Trousers
at Fish’s are the best ever offered
for the price.
Mining Application No. 23.
I*sited States Land office,
Juneau. Alaska, Apr. £», 19iEt.
Notice Is hereby given that the Alaska fop
Per rnmpativ. a corporation, hv Stephen Birch,
Its agent, whose tawtofflce address i- Valdez,
Alaska, lias this day tiled Its application for a
patent for 1-tW linear feet ui»on each of the
Excelsior Isale, Nstiotial Lode, liidc|H‘ndencc
No. 1 l>n|f. Iudc|>eiidencc No. 2 IasIc, Bonanza
lzslc. Maianioth laalc. Azure Iaslc, and Native
Lode, and h»77 linear feet on the Contact l^slc,
w ith surface ground mm feet in width on each
of said hales, veins or dc|a»*lt«t( hearing cop|a*r
and gold. Also for twenty acres each on the
Blue Placer claim and the Hrceti placer claim,
hearing gold and copper; said nine laalc claims
and two I'lacer claims being known as the
Kcnuikatt Uroiip of mining claims, and desig
nated by the C. S. SiirvcvoMiciicral of Ala-ka
as Mineral Survey No. sitf. situate in Valdez
mining district. District of Alaska, ami desig
nated in the field notes and ottleial plat oil file
In fills office as hit Ntimfiercd .'gitt, said I .of
Numbered 5(9 being described as follows,
to-wit:
MAMMOTH LODE.
Beginning at cor No. 1 from which C. S. loca
Hon monument No. 5 fiears s lu deg min \Y
*».(• ft dist.; thence N •'•‘♦deg f."» min W l/sm ft
to cor No*j; thence N ftideg I* min Emm ft to cor
No t hence S.*m deg 17. min K Ism it to. cor No 4;
thence S :*I «w*g,4** mjn \V mm ft to cor No. 1, the
place of beghuiUi#
Variation alaU corners SO deg no mjn E.
BONANZA LODE*
Beginning nl cor No 1 from which 1* Sloca
lion monument No 5 hearts 10 deg min \Y
36.1.0ft dtM; thcuce N 30 deg 1.5 min t «00 ft to
eor No 2; thence 8 59 deg 15 ujjn E rum ft to cor
No 3; thence S 30 deg 15 min W ft Cm cor No
4; thcuce N 59 deg 15 min U' ram ft u» cog No 1„
to |>lncc of la'gUinUig
\ nrialioii »u aLLcorners :’4» dcg.‘*> win E.
CO&TAVT lJ>4>4£..
Beginning, at cor No U identical with* cor No
4. Bonanza Lode of this surveythem?* N 30 deg.
45 inin K (km ft to Cor No 2; tiheim* 8 15 deg U»
tain K 1077.0 ft to cor. No 3; tliciu c S :«u <lfeg 4 »
W WIO ft to cor No l; thence X. 15 dag. 15 min \V
107.7.0 ft to cor No.l.Jhe place of beginning.
VarJttiion at all corners :*> deg oo in_ln E.
NATIONAL. LODE
J l3 gii.il,g ui cor No 1 identical with NW cor
.otlocation and 8\Y cor of lmlc|»ciidem c So 1
hale of this survey; thence s fil deg 15 miu K
film ft to cor Xo.2; thcuce S 30 deg 15 mill W 1500
ft to.cor So 3; thcuce N fil deg 15 mill \Y lion ft
to cor No 4; thence S 30 deg 45 min E 15UU ft to
cor No 1 and ylace of beginning..
VaxiatUm at all corner* 30 deg no min E.
EXCEL8IOH LODE.
Beginning at cor No I, identical with, cor No
4 National bale of this survey; them e 8 fil deg,
15 wit) E fiou ft to cor No 2; thence S 30 d ig 45
miu \Y 1500 ft to cor No 3. thence N fil deg 15.
min \Y tioo ft to eor No 4; thcuce N ;to deg 45,
min K.154M ft to cor Sod and place of beginning.
Variation.ai all corner* 30 «L-g 00 min K.
INDEPENDENCE No. 1 LODE.
Beginning at eor No 1. identical with cor No.
1 National.hale of this survey; thence X 28 deg
15 miu K.1500 ft to eor No 2; thence 8 fil deg 15.
min E fiuO it to cor No 3; thcuce s 28 deg 45 in in
\Y 15410 ft to cor No 4; thence X fil deg 15 mill \Y
•*00 ft tocoiN* I and place o& beginning.
Variation/, at allcomers 29deg 20 min E to 30
I deg.no min K.
INDEPENDENCE. No. 2 LODE.
Beginning at cor No 1, identical with cor No
2 Independence Sol Ualeoi this survey; thence
I X31 «A*g 30 min E V4JII ft to cor No 2. thence 8
fil deg 1 > min E fiou It to cor No 3; them e S 31
deg 30 miu \Y 1500 ft to cor No 4; thence N fil
deg 15 min. VY liOl) ft to.cor Nol and place of be
ginning.
Variation* a?, all corner* 29 deg *29 miu E.
NATIVE LODE.
Beginning at eor No 1 from, which 17 8 loca
ti,r*i mi'iiuiiieui No 5 hears 8 2 deg 42 in In 30 see
E 431.H7 ft AiX; theme S 59 deg 15 min K aiOft
to «jor No 2;, tlienee S 22 deg 45 mill \Y 15oo ft to
cor *J; tbctice X *9 deg 15 min \V am ft to cor
No 4; thcuce V 22 deg.45 miu K ham It to eor No
1 1 aud place beginning.
VariniLokai ay. comeis 30 dog tm min E.
azvele. look.
ateor No 1 from which V 8 Ux*a
tiou ui#»uuii^‘i)if No 5 bears S 33 deg U3 nun 19
**ee \V 9fi»». 11 ft dist.. thcuce N 28 deg 56 min K
1590 it to <{or >*» 2; thence S 59<A*g 15 mill K-fiHifl
; to uor No 3; tlmjic»*S2* d*g 56 mill \Y DUO U to
i cor No 4.. thence X 59 deg 15 miu \Y fiou ft to eor
No 1 ami pbiee of beginning.
Variation* at a*,Lcorucr».30 deg 00 mju E.
Area MaiuupUfi hale.2n.M>l acres
Area Bonanza bale. AM'-fiLacre*
Area ('ontaet bale . 10.772arras
Area National, hale.20.649 acres
Area Excelsior lode.2o.fi 19 acre*
Area Independence No. 1 hal« . 20.iH*l acres
Area Independence No. 2 kale. .20.837 acres
Area Native bale. 20.459 acres
j Area Azure lode.20.«i51 acres
Total, area lode claims . .. 175.814) acres
! The presumed count - of lode line of the Ex
celsior lode is 8 30 deg 15 min W i5no ft along
the center of said hale claim; of the Natioual
f lode N 30 deg 45 min E 1500 ft aloug the center
i of said lisle claim; on the Independence V» 1
; hide 8 28 deg 45 ruin \V 1500 ft along the confer
| of said lode da ill);; ou the ludciwudeiu-e No 2
Lode N 31 deg 30 inlu E 15ti0ft along the center of
I said lo«le claim; on tire Coiyact lode i 15-deg
1 45 min E 1077 feet along Uie center of said lode
| claim; on the Bonanza lode 8 50 deg 15 min K
; 150u ft along the center of said bale t-btim; ou
| the Azure bale N ‘28 deg 5f» min E 1500 ft along
j the center of said hale claim; on.the Mammoth
S hale N 59 tleg 15 iniu W 15»m ft a^tug the center
. of said lode cluim on. Lhe NaUv* b»d** 8 22 deg
I 45 min W 1500 ft along. tha* center of said lode
11‘UilHL
Ruginnftigat cor ¥0*1, identical with cor No
2 Native lode of this survey previously de
scrilied; thence 8 59 d»-g 15 min K ttO ft to cor
'No2; thence 8 22 deg'45 min W 1320 ft tiscor No
3; thgE^-e N 59 deg 1» min W tiflo ft to cor No 4;
thence N ‘22 deg i> mju E Lift) ft to cor No 1
and place of beginning.
Variation at all corners 3u deg 00.min E.
HLl'K PLACER.
Beginning at cor No 1. from which U 8 loca
tion monument No 5 bear* S 25 degrees 48 min
50 sec E 852.00 ft. dist; thence 8 37 deg 15 min W
1 1329 ft to cor No 2; thence N 50 deg 15 min \V
: ttfO ft to cor No 3; thence N 37 deg IS mitt E 1330
ft to cor No 4; thence 8 59 deg 15 min EMU ft to
ror No 1 and place of beginning.
Variation at all corners 30 deg 00 min E.
Area tireen placer .W.m 5 acres
Area Blue placer.. 19.850acres
Total placer area. 39 655 acres
The location of Mid mining claim and the
individual location* comprised therein are
duly recorded In file office of the l.nitcd State*
.’ommlssioiier and ex ofib in Recorder at Val
des, Alaska, in Hook 1 of Mining l,ocatfon* nt
Sigcx 145,150, 152 and 1591; and in Hook A. of
ining Locations, at page* 9*1. 4K5. g»7 nnd 40*
Tlic adjoining clniniants are unknown.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
|H»ril«*n of said mining claim or surface ground
afn required fo file their adverse ilaim* with
the Register of the f nit'*4 State* Ukil ofl|c> at
Juneau, Alaska, during the sixty days period
*f publication hereof or flier will la* barred by
virtue of the provision* of tlie statute.
John IV. Inni.r.v. Register.
It Is hereby ordered that the alaiveand fore
going notice of application for patent la* pub
It shed for a period of sixty day* (ten consecu
tive weeks)in the Alaska llrtintrCHI.a weekly
newspaper published at Valdes, Alaska, nearest
to said mining claim.
John W. Duplev. Register.
Fred. M. Brown, Attorney for Claimant.
Notice of Porfeitnre.
Kr \ttlk. WiKM. A|ir. 24. nm.
To 4V. R. Whittks:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned.
Alaska Development Company, has expended
i during the year likrj, one hundred (9W))dollar*
In latmr and improvements upon each of the
following oil claims situated In the Chilkat
mining district. Valdex precinct. District of,
Alaska, to-wit: Ruby Oil Claim No, 12. the lo
cation certificate of which is of record In B«M*k
A of mining locutions, page :HW. in the office of
the district recorder of *aid Valdex precinct,
and Hurls Oil Claim No. 12. the location cer
tiftcate of which is of record In Hook A of min
ing locations, page :44ft. in the office of the dis
trict recorder of said Valdex precinct, in order
to hold each of sahl Haims under the provisions
of Section 2324. Revised Statutes of the l*lilted
States,and the amendmentstheretneoncerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being tlic i
amount required to hold each of said claims
for the period ending on the 31 *t day of l>eccir»
her, A. I». 1902. And if at the expiration of
ninety day* from the puhi!ration of this notice,
you fall of refuse to contribute your proportion
off such expenditure a* a co-owner, your inter
est in said mining claim* and in each off them
will become the property off the uudersigmsl
Alaska Development Company, your co-owner,
who has made the required expenditure, by the
terms off said section.
Alaska Development Company,
Attest: Hv R. C. Johnston. President- ;
Chas. F. Munuay, Secretary.
Date of first publication. May a, 1WH.
Date of last publication. August «’». 1903.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Seattle, Wash., Apr. 24,1W«.
To JrLRN RLOMQVIST .
You are hereby noli tied that the undersigned,
Alaska Development Company, ha* expended
during the vear 1 MU,one hundred (9M*t) dollar*
in labor a tin improvement* njion the Hurl* Oil
claim No. 13. situated in the Chilkat mining
district, Valdez precinct. District of Alaska, the
location certificate of which is of record in
Book A of mining locations, page 319. in the
office of the district recorder of said Valdez
precinct. In order to hold “aid claim under the
provision* of Section 2321. Revised Statutes of
the Culled States, and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
lieing the amount required to hold said claim
for the period (‘tiding on the 81st day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1902. And if at the expiration of
ninety day* from the publication of tills notice,
you fall or refuse to contribute vonr |»roport!mi
id such cx|*enditn*e a* a co-owner, your inter
est iu said claim will become the property of
the undersigned Alaska Development Com
pany, your eo-owner, who lias made the re
quired ex|H‘ndDure, by the terms of said
section.
Alaska Development Company,
Attest : By K. c. Johnston, President.
Chas. F. Mcnday. Secretary.
Date of first publication. May 7, 1903.
Date of last publication. August »». 1903.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Skatti.k, \Va»h., Ayr. 21, IM.
To Herman K aski :
You arc hereby notified that the undersigned,
Ala-ka Devcl- pinent Company. ha» expended
during the year HM2, one hundred ($loo) dollars
in labor and iiuprovcrueut* upon each of the
following oil claim* situated in the Chilkat
mining district, Valdez preclnrt. District of
Alaska, to wit:: Ruby oil Claim Ho. 12, the lo
catiiui certificate of w hich is of record in Book
A of milling locations, page 3H3 in tiic office of
; flie ittstnirt recorder of said Valdez preeinet,
•Mid Hurl* oil claim Ho. 12, the locution eer
'tifleateof which is of record in Hook '\ of inin
h!g l< •cations.,gage 34*. m the office of the dls
; trie! recorder of said Valdez precinct, iu order
to hold aacli of said claims under the nrovitdon*
of st*ct>iain 2321, Revised Statutes of the Cnited
States, and the amendment* thereto concern
ing annual' labor upon mining claims, being
the amount required to hold each of said
ulaims for the period eliding on the 31st day of
December, A.D.19U2. And if ut the expiration of
ninety days from the publication of this notice,
you fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure as co-owner, your in
terest in said claims and in each of them will
become the property of the uudersigned Alaska
Development Company, your co-owner, who has
made tlie required expenditure, by the terms
of safd section.
Alaska Development Company,
Attest: By R. C. Johnston, President.
Chas. F Mvxday, Kectetarj..
Date of first publication, May 7, 1903..
j Date of last publication, August ft, J9u:l.
Notice of Forfeiture.
CHtlrllH l ily. April 9.191«.
District oi Alaska, Kayak Mining District.
To John Freeman, James McPherson, Emily
McPherson, John Culver, James McPherson :
You, and each of ymi.arc hereby notified lliat
we,the undersigned, have expended the sum
I of $120.00 in work and improvmeiits on tiic
! lake oil claim, located at or near Cattclla bay,
• iu the Kayak Mining District, District of
Alaska The said sum being uecerrary to hold
said claim for flic v«mrs ending 1*09, 1900, 19ol.
19u2. if at tin. eiiti of ninety days irom date
you refuse or neglect to contribute your pro
portion of said claim, your fnterest in said
: property will become the property of the sub
scribers under Beet ion 2324, Revised Statutes of
of the l’lilted States.
Ed. Lamhon.
T. 1*. STAMEY.
Titos, (i. White, Agent.
First published April 9,1903.
hast published July 9. 1903.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska, March 12,1903.
To John Mkenach and Ceorue stole:
[ You are hereby notified that 1 have expanded
J llUU.oo hi labor and improvements on each of
- following claims, to-wit: The Koyukuk and
! the Ready Bullion mineral (*Ia!ins, situated i»n
Boulder hay iu Priucc William sound, Alaska.
■ iu order to hold said claims under the pro
i visions of Beet ion 2324, Revised Statutes of the
Cnited Statis. Being the amount required to
• hold said claims for tile year ending Dec. 31.
M9U2. If at the cud of 90 days from date you
! refuse to- contribute your proportion of such
! expenditure, a*eo-owners, vour interest in said
pr.qairty will become the property of the sub
scriber, under said section 232*.
W. M. Conley.
Date of first publication, March 12,19U3.
Date of last publication, Juuc 11, 1903.
ARTHUR J. WARMER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77*78 Sullivan Hldg. Seattle.
VALDEZ BUNK HOUSE
Near Corner Hobart St.
and Reservation Ave.
Convenient Reasonable
!
■ SHAW & WILLIAMS,
DLAtKKS IN
Cigars, Tobacco,
Candies,
Fruit, Produce
Professional
Cards.
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F. M. BOYLE, 1*1. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ,
Office*: ALASKA
Swan Building. McKinley St.
DR. W. G. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
McKinley sr. valdez.
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Swan
Building. ^ ai-dfjs.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Mining atnl Laud Lawn. S|»cnaltlc8.
VALDEZ, ALASKA
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Aye. Valdez.
A.JUDS0N ADAMS,
Civil Engineer amt Surveyor.
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL AND
LAXD SURVEYOR.
Next d«vr to Merchants Cafe.
JOHN F. RICE,
Lawyer.
McKinley St. Valdez.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
U. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
SAI.IA.Vn (kayak), ALASKA
T J DONOHOE,
Attorney at Law,
SWAN BUILDING. VALDEZ
NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
WRITES THE BEST POLICIES.
G. Sponberg, Agent.
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
! H. R. Elliott -E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
! —in. -■
8chof>l of Open All Year
Practical Mining, Orii Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Hurt*ring, Architecture. Drawing an«l Assay
ing. Assaying of Ores, $25; Bullion and Chlor
ination Assay, RiA; Blowpipe Assay. $lo. Full
course of Assaying, $50. Established 1861. Send
for circular.
A. VAN DER NAILER, President.
118 Fulton Street, San Francisco, t'al. One
block west of C'itv llall.
Lots in tiie V»n Gunther and
Crary additions for sale hy Mike
sell. A good chance for a profit
able investment.
Cash paid for second hand goods
of all kinds. Richards «fc Co.
GOOD GOOD./. GOOD SEkViCE.
mzrnd”
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GLS DGARf’S
Blacksmith Shop.
All Kinds of Iron or Steel Work
Done in the Best Manner.
HORSESHOEINGSLEDS
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VALDEZ,ALASKA
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT & SMITH, Pro s.
WE EQUIP And Supply Exploration parties. Guides fur
ntshed to Tourists. Operate the TIEKHELL CITY
rlPPf D'L'/t Roadhouse, 48 miles front Valdez, on the all
'*Q Hjni American route and Railroad, also Oper
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vQlflB Copper Center.
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Tourists Guide, giving full informa- Ad
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cents. Address R. Hi,IX, Valdez or Copper Center, Alaska.
8TRICTLV AMERICAN
AND
FIRST CLASS. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Hotel Northern
Only Billiard Hall In The City.
St. Clair & Davis# Props.
Felix's Restaurant
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St Valdez.
stop at Bell’s Smoke Shop
and get a GOOD SMOKE. The most complete line of Pipes,
Tohaecos ami Clear Havana Cigars in Valdez.
McKinley Street, between Broadway and Gla- CLUB
cier Avenues. Telephone 17 BOOMS.
Wholesale and Betail. W. A. BELL, Prop.
Copper River
Braying Co. '
freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
"The Tailor makes the man.”
See the American Tailor*, Key
stone avenue.
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove and wood
All comforts, 25c i>er day.