TERM OF COURT
HERE JANUARY
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Judge Re'd Will Leave for Alaska in December
and Hold Eis First Session in Valdez—O. A.
Wells Succeeds E. J. Stier as Clerk.
By Cable .o The Pio.«| eotor]
El Reno, Ok., Nov. 2C—Judge Silas
H. Reid, recei tly appointed judge of
the Third division cf Alaska, will
leave his home in this city for Ins
new post on December 8. he an
nounces that he will hold t he fir :
session of court at Valdez in January.
It will bo a grand jury term. Judge
Reid has appointed O. A. Wells, of
Ardmore, Oklahoma, as clerk of the
district court, succeeding E. J. Stler,
the present occupant. Wells is prom
nent in republican politics, arid was
secretary of the Republican state
central committee in the last gubtr
natiorial campaign in Oklahoma. For
ten years he was clerk of the court
in Indian territ ry.
Judge Reid and Clerk Wells will
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make their permanent homes in Fair- j
banks. Their families will join their. |
when 117 j i i) i >) ms i:i the spring
A. F. L'ght, secretary to Thomas
Ca e, delegate from Alaska, is visitinj. ;
his brother in Fnid, Oklahoma. H< |
met both Judge Reid and Clerk \\ elk.
II? say s the new judge is a very capa
ble man, of superior attainments,
unquote! .-liable honor and high stand
ing at the bar. If it was necessary t
select an outside man, Mr. Light say:
the selection could not have been bet
ter, and Alaska is to be congratulated.
Mr. Light is also impressed with Mr.
Wells, whom he thinks will make i
splendid official. Both Judge Reic
and Clerk Wells express themselves
as being in favor of a territorial form
of government for Alaska.
You can enjoy the most elegant bill
of fare in Alaska just as well as in
the greatest metropolis.
Preferred Stock
Canned Goods
Packed Wherever the Bs«t are Grown
bring to your t bie the most dedicate ^
vegetables, f.uits, etc., from Maine,
New Jersey, California, Oregon, etc.
Each is gathered at its best, wherever i
it is known to gru.. best, and is V
packed right there only those of firm, /j
best quality, in fish, meats and vege- fij
tables being accepte 1 for the Pre- (Jl
ferred Stock label. Same way with
fn its gathered
• with the dew
on ana pacnea
so quickly and carefully that the garden flavor is pre
served. As an example of elegant dishes, as easy to
serve in Alaska as New York, try this:
EBCAI LOPED SHRIMP.
Make a tomato sauce: p ek out a can of Preferred Stock Shrimps,
h-at in the sauce and add a gla«s of sherry (or a glass of the juice from
„ can of Preferred Stock raspberries.) Turn into a shallow baking dish,
co-.er with bum-red crumbs and bake until crumbs are brown. Garnish
with pars.ey and ,enc hut.
— 1 Use Prejerred Stock—quality guaranteed—from your Grocer, f
ALLEN & LEWIS, Wholesale Grocers, PORTLAND. OREGON. U. S. A. I
A. i<. & CO., bcle Agents
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Going Outside?
If you are take your money
or duit to
DEXTER HORTON & CO.
Bankers
and open a bank account Savings
accounts earn 4 per cent, interest.
If you are going to stay in this
winter you can open an account by
mail
SEATTLE
Fine Job Printing at Prospector Shop
DAILY RECORDS FILED
[}epC]—Alaska Meat Co. to l’rye
Briihn Company, real pr >periy, * u-i
iie.-s, accounts, etc., in town of Valdez.
Locat'd.s — Castle Peak, Bonanza,
Bear, Wolf, Cariboo and Eldorado |
quartz claims, all extensions of ti e
Emeka quartz claim Localed S-p *
ember 13 by A. L. Beiger.
A. G . McMhsIm*. to J. W. Colling*
1-32 interest in Way.-ide group of fi
te* n cla n s, on E»g;uk bay.
A.G McMasters t. E. C Givens,
1 32 m eiest in Wayside group of (it
teeu c.aim?, on Eag;uk bay.
^0tjee—The barbershops will keep
open until lt> o’clock tomorrow (Wed
nesday) night, and will close at, 12
uoou Thursday (thanksgiving;
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WANTED--A first-class
Gold or Gold and Cop
per Mining Proposition
in Alaska. irlease state lull
particulars when you write
Address Lewis Lusk, P. O. Box
1072 Spokane, Wash.
For Assays Send Your Ore Te
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper - 2.00
Lead 2.00
I- llamar, Alaska
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate,
T. A. COBB & CO., Props
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CARRYING U. S MAIL AND EXPRESS
SEATTLE—PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND ROUTE
Riglii is reserved to change steamers or sailing date
Sail-fr m Sail* fr-m
STEAMSHIP \ ALDEZ for SEATTLE SEATTLE for VALDE*
Str. Saratoga <**.12 oct.i
Str. Yucatan <*«. 25 0ct. 10
Str. Santa Clara o*». n o.a- <
Sails from S-ward 16th of each month for Uuala*ka, Dutch
NTT* llOT*si Harbor, and way norts Returning arrives at Seward about 6th
wM.1. 1/UAtt of each month
For reservation of Berths, Rates UAI RT7 TSflP1/ Pfl AGENTS
and Information call on lALUU. UUulV llU. VALDEZ, ALASKA
E- G McMicken, G F. and P Agt. General Offices 702 First At-, Seattle
flmsK/i C #JT Qor\Mt*T.
U.. S. Mail and Alaska-Pacific Express
Sails trom Seattle on the 10th of
_ each month via the Inside Route,
Sf I7ZNI?TI ZININ calling at Juneau. Sitka, «nd
• • I wiV 1 Lfll U way ports, to Kodiak. Returning,
sails t'r«<m Valdez r bout the 2otU.
omitting Sitka
Sf rg jS T7 "?* gif j si Sails from Seattle tlie 25th »f
# DLK 1 lln eecii montli. Inside Route. Leaves
\ aldt z ior Seattle on the 10th
Right is reserved to change steamer? tnd date of sailing without
notice.
H. F. ALEXANDER, Vice Pies., Gen’l Manager.
84 Ycsler Wav, Seattle
VALDEZ DOCK CO., Agent
Pnone 16 Valdez