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Valdez Mercantile Co.
E. B. WHEAT, Manager.
Fresh, Ljj-to-date Stock.
Men's Suits From *12.50 to *27.00.
Cravenette Overcoats, Rain and Wind Proof, *27-00.
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
Moose meeting tonight.
Watch glass, light,at Stull,s 10c.
Srictly fresh ranch eggs 50c doz
en at A. L Levy & Co’s.
Bert McDowell is now moving
an outfit to Slate creek.
Pretty white dresses for the ba
bies at the Ladies’ Bazaar.
Charles Crarv ami .Tames Baker
left Tuesday for Slate Creek.
ON THE TRAIL. Ham Sausage
16c at the Valdez Market, Phone 29
All Millinery reduced to strictly
wholesale prices at Mrs. Staffer's
Store.
LARD SUBSTITUTE for dog
feed 1(K: at the Valdez Market,
Phone 29
W. H. Whittlsey will leave about
the 13th of the month for the Tan
ana camp.
The Valdez Laundry does first
class Tailoring us well as first-da s
laundrv work.
Edison Phonographs and Gold
Moulded Records at Wikidd’s Pho
nograph parlor.
DRY SALT PORK 15c. Just the
thing for the trail, at the Valdez
Market, Phone 29.
Midwinter Clearance Sale in all
lines oi goods, at special sale prices,
at Mrs. Sheffe.’s Store.
Orrio Pearson went over the sum
mit Monday morning. He will go
direct through to Slate creek with
dogs.
At White’s House the earthquake
of Monday morning was not felt,
but about noon two distinct shocks
were experienced. •
The Portland is due to leave Se
attle to-morrow; the Santa Clara
on the 13th; Santa Ana on the 16;
and the Bertha on the 25th.
Boh and Jim Heron have start
ed for Clearwater creek, in the
Shushetna country, to prospect
property located last year.
Ed. Myren, who worked on Siate
creek last summer with A. E. Ohls
son. fell and broke bis leg Tuesday
morning and is now in the hospital.
The finest line of Kid Gloves in
town at the Ladies' Bazaar.
Sargeant Charles Murphy, for
merly stationed here, is now sta
tioned at Fort Reno, Oklahoma.
His wife, formerly Miss Kura John
son, is with him.
Just received a large consign
ment of Flannels, Dress Goods,
Prints, Outing Flannels, Ladies’,
Sweaters and Underwear. Bedding,
etc., at lieniple & Dougherty's.
J. F. llielscher arrived from
Fairbanks last week with horses. He
made the trip in 17 days, taking
his time. Mr. llielscher was obliged
to come out to attend to business
here, and will return about March
1st.
Chauncey Shaw was in town last
week, but returned Monday to
White’s roadhouse. Shaw was one
of the Foote sub-contractors on the
Fairbanks mail route, but has sold
his interest in the route to Ike
Loomis. He will leave soon for
the Shushetna.
There has been an epidemic of
grippe in town the past week.
Hemple & Dougherty’s store had
three clerks on the sick list, A. L.
Levy is confined to the house, Mrs.
Debney, Miss Fitch, Mrs. Wikidel
and many others have beep vic
tims of the disease.
Cut Glass, cut prices, at Stull’s.
Cut prices in every department
at Stull’s.
Fre«h Oysters on every steamer
for Wikidel.
See the prettv four-in-hand ties
at the La<’ies’ Bazaar.
Looker anil Stroehel are camped
at No. 3, enroute to Slate creek.
PORK SALSAGE well seasoned
18c at the Vahlcz Market, Phone29
Sam Butler and Charles May
man have started for the Brcmner.
George McNeer is moving an
outfit into Nizina for Frank Ker
nan.
C. K. Hammond crossed the
summit Monday, enroute to Fair
banks.
\\ KINKR SAUSAGE with Sauer
Kraut is fine. 18c at Valdez Mark
et. Phone 29.
The Santa Clara will bring a fine
line of Eiderdown Robes, Seattle
Prices. Ladies’ Bazaar.
A new roadhouse is to he estab
lished at the lower end of the Key
stone canyon in a few days.
M. J. Smith, of Tolovana, and
C. II. Taylor, of Chena, regis
tered at the St. Elias Monday.
The Alaska Copper Co’s, outfit
is moving along rapidly, and will
be over the hill in a few days.
David«on and Hollingsworth,
who are going u> Slate this season,
are now across the summit.
Parker Bunk House on Keystone
avenue. Bunk, stove and wood,
ull comforts. 2o cents per day.
_ Fred Higson, Harry Happel,
Tom Hunt and Louis Rothkrunz
are now on the trail for the Brem
l ner- .
I It is reported that Billy Devon
shire. who is well known here,
died during the winter at Gold
I Fields, Nev.
The parties hound for the Brem
ner have broken a trail up Lowe
river to the Tnznuna summit, and
are rapidly mo* mg their outfits
over.
Mrs. M. W. Allender is prepared
: to do plain sewing and mending at
reasonable prices. Broadway, be
tween Hobart and Sherman sts.,
(opposite A. Jndst.ii) Adams.
| The hearing of the appeal in the
Bonanza case was to come up in
San Francisco this week. It will
probably Ik- some time before the
, decision is rendered.
(ipo. M. Esterly has made ar
rangements with the trustee of the
Chit it ti Development Co., hv which
he will go to the Xizinu this sum
! m*‘r ttnd do the assessment work
on claims owned by the coa pany.
A1 White has not. reached Cop
per Center yet, hut should do so
to-day. He is being brought out
by Parke Griswold. Parke is bring
ing out 40 dogs, according to the
statements of recent arrivals from
the Tanana.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The copurtt < rship heretofore ex
isting under the firm of Smith &
j MeNeel, operating the Club Saloon,
i has been dissolved hv mutual con
sent. All accounts due the firm
'are payable to, and all indebted
ness is assumed by Bni> MeNeel.
Boh MeNeel.
Dolph Smith.
THE LADIES' BAZAAR
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lilM niw
AujyiO pgg^]|v
Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corsets,
Redfern Corsets, Underwear, Waists,
Skirts, Ladies Furnishing Goods, etc.
Everything for the Ladies and Babies
Mrs. E. G. Ames, Proprietor. 25
Snow fliippo—tin1 Lot. nt Stulls
\\ ntoli plnss, heavy, nt Stull V*2i>.
Snow (Jln.-sos for the trail nt
the Owl Drnp Store.
If you would enjoy pood honl'h
Lathe frequently at the 1 >«K-k Baths.
PICNIC HAMS sweet nnd juicy
14c at the Valdez Market. I'lmne 29!
The Valdez Laundry does lirsl
elass Tailoring as well first-class
laundry work.
Large consignment of Huyler’s
Superior Candies enroute for the
Owl Drug Store.
Watch cleaning fl.50 at Stull’s
Notice of Marshal’s Sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage.
t’niler Hint liy vtrhi ■ >.f mi onlrr ..f ««!<• unit
iln-r-e Ilf lorc-l.xnn' t«.|i .1 . nt ,.f tI>|.triet
Court f r the 1'crrHi.ry ..( AIhsIih, Tiilr.l t.iti
ion.on Ih • «lay oi January. \. b. I in
hii *»•*: n voer.’lii Joi.ti Mcllugh 1* plnliiiiff
«»’•• thci'hisna Mining and Iinpiov-inctii i mii
ptnv. h »• ’r|***mtion, i* de.udniH. the *aid
1>I>«iii*iff obtained h judgment nnd decree
HgHiu*! the *ni I d fondant, riiisitH Mining anti
Improvement« «>mpHuy. on tin* 2nd dav of Ian
»«ry. !'*»,. which said judgment »«n«l decree
wa«. on the 2nd day of Jnuary. I«*»>. duly re
corded in judgment hook 2 of ««|t| Cmiri, mi
page '1O8, I hiii commanded to sell, iu tlie man
ner provided l*v law
All fhm,* certain pla* r mining claim*. n *
dee* off 1'*. iiti n oi Miifoli «r • dulv recorded m
die ofli • off i hr Record-t of Valdez Recording
bl«triet. in the District of Ala-ka, in hook*
Hint at tlie page* n* follows, re»i»ect Ivelv. t«>
wit:
••Harriet" placer claim, recorded in book J,
at page .".d.
“Johanna" placer eUiin, recorded in hook .1,
Ht pnge 2 ' •
•Yankee i;Jrl" placer elnim. recorded in hook
J, mi page ;tu'».
“Emma II." plHeer elaim,' re -orded in book J,
Ht page Ml.
"11 den" placer elaim, record*’ l iu book .1, hi
pHge :t»w.
“Hattie Hell" plaeer elalin. recorded iu hook
J, Ht page ft>2
“|ri*h tiirl” placer claim, recorded in hook .1.
j at ptge Ml.
••I* t ti" plaeer elahn. recorded in book J. nt
page :ti* i.
| ••Edith" plaeer elaim, reeor«ied in book .1, at
page 299.
•• Viola" plaeer elaim, recorded in b«a»k J, at
pHge 297.
I*»." plaeer elaim, record d in book .1. Ht
page 2's',.
"S tOokum" plaeer claim, recorded in hook .1.
Ht p ige .9"*.
“Triangle" pla< *r claim recorded in i»ook J,
hi pag • ft*.
•*1 oeahoiitas" placer elaim. recorded in biHik
I - hi paw :I7
“I amola" plaeer claim, recorded in book .1,
at page •«.
; *'?*hvoiio!ola" placer claim, recorded in lunik
[ J, a ■ p«n' ■ ■ :W
j “May Baury" placer elabu, recorded iu iHtok
1 J, a* page to.
•" '*» eo:»i” plaeer ciaim, recorded in book J.
a! page -41.
“Dow imtaii" placer claiiu. recorded in book
J, a pag 12.
all iu wuicii snid above limned placer claim* arc
situated iu tin* rhUim Mining I i-trict. Valdez
Recording hbdricl, iu the said District «»f Alas
ka. Ami al*ot
All nnd singular the building*, engln -hous
es, steam engines, boiler*, unli g -a.. fixed or
movable. machinery, implements, ut nsil*,
-tores, piping, fe d, cooking wen-i's hii i per
*onul property of every kind ami di.,r«i ter be
longing to or used iu connection with said
placer mining claims now nnd at the date of
the mortgages described iu said judgment and
dceiec iii the po«*c>*ion < f said defendant. » ■>.
on or adjacent to it* sa’d placer claim* *«>me
or any of them, said property comp Mug the
following. to wit.— One steam -awuiill com
pleie, Iniiler ami engine; l'j4k feet of sic I pipe;
one little giant nozzle; three s'raight no/./l •*;
I'smfeet ini double hvdraulic hose; > n *e *t
• >f lumber; 2. K) pounds of assorted ?iai !s; i,.«un»
pound*, more or less, of assort'd provisions;
nonaeliold iiteusils; kit of carpenters tool*; kit
of uthcksinitn's tool-; an a->u. lug on lit; 24
. hor*e sleds; harm s- lor eigh' lf-ad of horse*;
and mi sc* llaiieou* tool* and implements.
1 Notice 1* Heklht jives that on Haturdav,
the 1ST>i day of February, at the hour of two
o’clock p.in. of said day, In front of the four!
non e d a»r of the said above named 4 ourt, in
Tow n of Valdez, in said 1 d*t i ie. f Ala*:.a. I
t wdl, iu obedience to *h d order of sale and de
cree of foreclosure, aell the above described
real and personal property, or so much
I i hereof as may be necessary to aatiatv plain
tiff’s judgement, with in crest thereon and
costs, at public auction to the highest and bear
bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United
States.
bated January 18, 1905.
, Geo. Percy.
tutted Stab* Marshal for tlie District of
Alaska, Third DivUiou.
i by J. M. Lathrop, Deputy.
We Don’t Kandle
Bi.i we have everything .11 the j
Grocery and I)ry Goods Line. |
NEW PROCESS !
STEAM LAUNDRY,
McKIXI.KY STKKKT.
Finest Work. Prompt Delivery.
Fully Responsible.
NIMZ BUST
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Hand’s Bakery
Bread and Pastry
of all kinds made
daily.
Lunch Room in Connection
Chas. A. Hand, Prop.
If You Want
To Look Well-Dressed.
Have your suit cleaned and
pressed. Trouser.- bagged at
the knees denote a slovenly
man.
Guy F. Cameron will Clean,
Press and Repair your elot.ies
on short notice.
Clothes Pielined.
See ROOT at the
Broadway Pharmacy.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
A Full Line of Lownev’s Candies.
Mainsprings only $1 at Stull’s.
Power of attorney blanks at this
office.
“Cleanliness is next to Godli
ness.” Go to the Dock Baths for
cleanliness.
1000 Gold Moulded records just
ree’d at Wikidcl’s Phonograph
Parlor.
Lownev’s High Grade Chocolates j
and Bon Buns at the Owl Drug'
Store.
VALDEZ TRANSPORTATION CO.
Jas. Pish, President and General Manager.
Will operate a fully equipped Stage Line
Valdez To Fairbanks
Three Times A Week.
Commencing Thursday, Feb. 2, 1905. Stage
leaves Valdez at 12 o’clock, Noon, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
PARE $150, Including 25 lbs. Hand Baggage.
Quick, Comfortable
VALDEZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY
(incorporated.)
Buys and sells houses, lots and milling property.
Acts as agent for corporations and non-residents.
Pays taxes and does assessment work on mining claims.
Does a general rental business.
Makes collections of all kinds.
Furnishes abstracts of title.
Does conveyancing.
Notary Public and Stenographer in office.
Cabins For Rent Collections a Specilty
Next to Gov. Cahle Office VALDEZ
♦ ALASKA {
CLOTHING |
BOOTS i
end
SHOES
HAY and GRAIN
Etc., Etc.
\ oj Won't hove
in voi r lirml if yon traili- wilii
«:*. You’ll L’ct of wrvioe.
Hemple (Si Dougherty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Everythin? to Eat Everythin? to Work With Everythin? to Wear
Bank of Valdez.
S. A. Hemple, President E. W. Adams, Cashier
Capital paid up - $10,000
Surplus earnings - - 1,200
Resources available - 75,000
Correspondents:
SCANDINAVIAN AMKUI<\\N RANK.
I’l'DKT SOCND NATIONAL BANK. Seattle. \Vn«h
NATIONAL RANK OF COMMKKCK. New York City.
i-C arry In Cash fill to SO per cent of oiir Depiwitr, transact a gen
cral hitnkinc business, issue drait* payable in nil part- of the world.
" e solicit your business and a-nrc you the most liberal treatment
consistent with careful banking.
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent Collections a Specialty
Olympic : Club $ Booms.
Bowling
Alley
Billiard
Hall
i
Cigars
Private
Card
hocms
EXCHANGE BOUGHT HIGHEST PRICE PAID
AND SOLD FOR GOLD Dl’ST
Banking House
OF
A. L. Levy db Ccl
A Conservative Banking Business Done.
CORRESPONDENT*: ValHp**
Seattle-I URet Sound Nai’l Bank v
S»\ Franc i*n»—Ma:ik oi • Jii i ala _ .
New York Fir*t Nniioinil I*.auk t> I ae|/«^
'S8 Pioneer ’98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
B»t equipped shop in the cilv. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed the best.
Try Our Shami i and Face Massage
Baths Ft lies or Gentlemen.
CAMERON GOEDEW
OSCAR FISH
Paints, Oils, Glass.
Fine Varnishes, Builders Hardware,
Terra Cotta Pipe.
_ JAS. FISH, SR. Manager.
Commercial Photographer
Developing and Printing a Specialty.
Views For Sale.
Bromide Enlargements, Copying, Etc.
Your old favorite negatives will In* carefully re
duced or intensified at reasonable rates.* A
specialty is made of developing extreme under
and over-exposed negatives, and the latest and
most up-to-date methods and chemicals are em
ployed.
Views Taken to OrderP. S. HUNT, Valdez
The Hoffman House
ROOMS *2.50 to
*5 RKK WEEK.
Mrs. S. Day, Proprietor. Cor, McKinley and Keystone
Tob Printing at the Prospector Shop