THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published at \ aides, Alaska, every Thursday by the Prospector
Ptrm.rsHi.NO Co. Phone. Main 1.
Entered at rhe Valdez post office as second class matter.
Less than a year ago Speaker
Cannon said in congress that Alas
ka was a worthless possession. A
A few days vis.t to Southeastern
Alaska has caused a radical change
in the opinion of that gentleman
as to the value of the territory»
and while he is not willing at this
time to put himself on record os
favoring a delegate to congress from
Alaska, he will, we l>elievc. be
counted as a friend of the measures|
for the benefit of this country here
after presented to congress rather
than an active opponent as hereto
fore. This change of sentiment has
been the experience of every mem
ber of congress who has visited
Alaska. Instead of finding the!
wilderness they expected they have)
found a country of enormous pos-'
sihilities; one whose resources will
add to the wealth of the nation to'
an extent as great as any other sec
tion of the United States of equal
area. They have found a brave,'
self reliant, hard working people,'
who are giving the oest years of
their lives, th.-ir strength and their
capital to the development of this
great empire, and who ask from
the government hut little. The
request ior representation in con
gress that the needs of the country
may be intelligedtlv presented to
those who legislate for us is only
justice to which we are entitled,
and when the law makers of the j
nation shall have cast aside their
prejudice born of ignorance, and
knew us as we are, we shall receive
that consideration which is our
' due.
—
Telegraphic Items
St Petersburg, June 20—Japan
'intimates that the terms oi peace
will be more libera! than exacted.
She wants a guarantee against a
recurrence of war for fiftv years,
indemnity to cover cost of war, hut
I
cession of the island of Sakhalin or
other humiliating terms will not
be asked.
Chicago, June, 20—A number of
i
striking teamsters captured a non-1
union driver to-day and tortured ■
him until he was unconscious,
leaving him in the street in that |
condition, where he was found
later. Three of his fingers were
broken and all of bis finger nails
pulled out by the roots.
Christiana, June 20—Norway
has replied to the letter of King |
Oscar, expressing good will toward
' Sweden, but refusing to return to!
the old conditions. Sweden is pre-1
paring for war, although a peace
ful settlement ot the trouble is
hoped for.
Paris June 20—Both France and j
Germany have agreed to attend a
conference on the Moroccan ques
tion, and the indications are that
the dispute will he fettled without
resort to arms.
Fairbanks via Tanana River
The best and easiest way to reach
Fairbanks is via Valdez and the,
military trail to Tanana crossing'
265 miles and thence down the!
Tanana river 240 miles to Fair
banks. This is a safe practical and j
economical way of reaching the!
Tanana metropolis. All kinds of)
merchandise can be purchased at
the store of Lawrence & Walsh at
Tanana crossing. Also boats and
boat lumber. Large slock and
■ prices reasonable.
Lawrence a Walsh,
Tanana Crossing
•{Mail and Telegraph Station)
Notice of Settlement of Final Ac
count.
|V NiF. t*. K n>34 • I-HONKHS «'OrRT IN
AN I> KO I TIIK P !N.-t L\ * PrtK’fNi’T
OF CN(iA, TKKKITOK Y OF AI. ASK A.
IB T?«E MaTTF.B or THE K*TATE
or
ALRXvSITR r!BBC Y.
N -th e i-hereby given by the undersigned,
a >iii:ii*trator of r.ie estate of Al‘Xander s.
li «»• . lo- it-i'l In »a •• hei-s, creditor
•tuer |> -r-.*n* in er««ted In said e tat**, thai th
under-tgn d. a- -ue i ad ninl«tTK! *r. fll d his
final ao*onnt of said c-tat in tii • above en
titled t* iiirt on th« g.*rh tiav <>f Mav. ISO. and
that the Judge th -reof hi- appointed the 1<*h
day of August, l'.'tt. as the day for th * bearing
of objections to su h account and the settle
ment thereof.
Hisrt 9. Tibbey.
Administrator of toe estate of Alexanders.
Tibbey, dee -a*«*d.
Power of attorney lilanks at this
•>lliee.
COAL — COAL
l.\ \V. Miller, i^ent, or Copper River
braying Co.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Yubo. a. % k». May II. m*».
TO ANDKKW -i IlKKr -u I \\ . .1 \V \KKK:
You an I each of you arc n rc-.y not 111 -d that
I have exp-nd-d. during the year lioi »»ne
llundr *d Indlars uj***n e.a *h of the h TelnafVw
.. tilled tjuarix mining claims, in lab »r and im,
provem *dt*. t.»-wit : Tne “iiaa Lode** *lni:u
iee..rdc 1 in it *o* V.* l. at pag** ilg of th •
record* <»f mining claim* and water rights, i;i j
the off! -e of th • re -order oi the \ I lex Kc *r l
lug iMstrict, Ala-ka; the -M *.*n hwle'* I'ittlm,
record- <1 in-aid B«*ok N ». I. a> page J-d of -ai l
r coni-: the -Porcupine hsl-" r- -or l- 1
in !b*ok K. •• pig - i .i - .id r-- »rd-: the
-Kveulng-tar'* -laim - •-orded in It *»k K a
f ge 22: of -aid re o d-. VII *f the an »ve
name I claim- » •• -lin: ' onp.- r M >uri
tain mining d «:-i t. on Prince iVtlllaoi - . »n 1
and IHstrict .*f Alaska And toal I. \. W. r. -
hi -. duri *g 1 • Year U»H. i.» ,i-.|e * . hold ti i
• isim- under th- p tvi-htn* t ** • -tic i g.lg»
• '» « - • I-• ti r - th • fit-I -:«v;es »a l
tin- ai i-TidinctiTs th.Tcto. • *:i Tiling annual
l.tbor upon mining cUinis. being tn* amount1
required to hold -aid claims for the year end
ing J» M ember t**t. liM|, uave exp** i led One
lin:idr»d i» • !ars in ann i ll a—e-s-u or w ».-k
Up *n ea h «»f tin* above -aid claim-.
And*lf within ninety day- -*f the p *r* »n*l
-e"vi*-c oftnis no:ic or vituli ninety days
aficr • ic p iblica'i »ti • *i _*r.*«»f. v . i f>%i 1 or r.-fu
ticurriimi.-v. ,- r »p >rtb.u oi « i -h xpud.
t ire. n-*» co oa uer. or - tall fail **r ref i-.* to
contribute vo ir pr *porti »n *»i s-ich c\p-ndi
tu..- up>n ca ii or any of -aid claim- vour
i'..’ r -t in-aid t-mirn-in any or either of’h :n
will U-‘otne the pr pertjr o. t,.e -ub* Tlb r
b-re.into. y.»ur •• *- .wm-r. who ha- ma le the
re jui-ite exp-ii-l tore under the term- of the
law.
Thi« notice do.-- not preclude either of you
( *• i onirib'ititig vour proporti n **f such’ex
pcbdnur - ip m .-it i t *.f said m.ulng claim*
•i id preventing a f n feinirc of your infere-t in
eltl»*-r **f -aid mining claim- upon wuich *u h
|
Notice of Forfeiture.
Catnlla, Alaska, March ♦»,
T" j.iinfU; »i-y a id K. Fallon or hi* unknown
heir* .»r representative* ii any .
V u and «• eh you arc Hereby notified that
tnc uuJcr-igiicd. \\ . 11. Camp'-I. ha* exp-tid
'd during the ve tr 1 • **. on-- hun .re l *1 m) -1 »|.
lar« in l*Wr and improvement- upon ea *u
i!»•.* f>*1! -Ming oil claim* situate i in the Kayak
Recording D.-trlct. D.strict of \la*k... to wit:
< a-. y <*il -l iini No. 1 the loci*i »n rtiheale of
u. iie:ii» re .»rd 1 in Ho nt 1 of Mining Lo a
1 iti* ..it » !* • iar.»t- ry *:atcin-ut- at ptg • J IV
1 a- y oil eiaiin No j t»> • 1 -cation e -rtlricat • of
v. u« iii« re- rd d in li..ok 1 o| Mining L >ca
tcui- tti-l D< daratory Slat incut.- at page 3»4;
aid < »**•)• <>il claim So. :t the W-ation certirt
••*4te "f wliich i- recorded in Book 1 ot Mining
I.oc,iri,,n» ard Dc-laratory Statement* at pig
•id. nil of which rec »rds are in th- niffi-e of the
DWri-t Recorderoi Kayak Recording District,
District of Alaska. Said expenditures were
made in order to hold each »*t -aid claim- un
der the provi-ions of sc tlon j.rji of the Kevis -d
Mamies of the United States, an i the amend
nient* thereto, concerning annual work on
mining claim*. Wing the amount required to
hod each of -aid claim- for the year ending
De- ember 51. 1‘>‘4. And if at the expiration «.f
ninety day* from the publication of this notice
you fail or refu* to contribute your propor
tion of .«o<'h expenditure as a co-owner, your
interest in said mining claim*, atd in each of
them will Wcoine the property of the under
signed. W. H. t’ampb-di, you* co-owner who
ha- ma<le the required expenditure by the
term* of said section.
\v. H. Campbell.
First publication March i»;.
Last Dublicatioii June la.
lie Tcnas Senate
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Copper Center, Alaska.
Hiyu Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Finest House North of
Seattle.
CHAS. COWELL, Proprietor.
4 Store
It Sate (reek
M ill be opened up early in tlie
Spring with a Complete, First
Class stock of Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIESandCLQTHING
Everything needed by the Mi
ner and Prospector will be in
stock all summer.
Freighting bone
Leslie & Nelson.
-He
m Broadway, flaw York
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(Inahjding U S.. Cam n cr Mex'n postage!
Tke Engineering and Mining Journal
ts cow in lu 37tk year. Its MOOtb caa
seewtite number will be taaued shortly.
Kor a euartcr al a century It bas been pre
eminently the leading mining periodical,
with a wortl-wlde rln-nlatton. Editorially
the paper Is pnitp-ularly strand and broad
gauge. Sutmiiptluna can begin at any time.
Sample copies free.
_/HaHrtUtag radar sa aaglbathe
Notice Dissolution of Partnership.
Noth e t« h*»r-by given, tha? »' • j. r -T-Mp
’ ' ^ 1 : m
in » • **e • *. . j*I » n. i. Va. ....
it»*« It/ h.<aHV«>i '% m—i\! i
-til <»**?»«« «'•»« (Mill t.je H «1 . » »,
p C«vtl }t» J. . N* o. tn; j.s. . .» ■ . the
%*M J. . d. 1. .I.in <- »., -
Dated April 25th. 1‘
iupry \.-:!i,anp.
'if'' " •
Notice of Trustee’s Sale In Bank
ruptcy.
. In the TMMTlet Coun lor ib, Tcrrlton ol Aluka
Third Division.
In the of the Estate >
of the ( bltttn envelop-> Bankrupt.
menl Company. )
Kotiec it hereby given that, pursuant to an
order duly made ami entered on the third day
Of June, 1205 hr the Referee In Ranktuptcy in
the matter of the estate of the Chittitu Devel
opment Company. * will sell at public auction
Oil the right, title and Imprest that the said
bankrupt held and owned at the date of the
adju-li. ath n In bankruptcy in and to the here
tnafter described ,-al and personal property free
from all liens ard < lawns, except as to the lien
for the annual a« segment work performed on
the hereinafter d^crioed mining claims for the
year l*vv, under end in accordance with the
terms and conditions of acertaii: agreement
mad*' and entered into on the 2nd dav of Feb
ruary bv and between me. as trustee, and
George M. Kstcrlv Raid sale will take place on
th* Mb day of July. » *15, at the hour of two
O'clock F. M. of said day. In front of the United
§ta?» « court House, In the Town of Valdes,
Alaska
Th^ property to he sold at said sale Is describ
ed r.' follows, to-w it: ^
An undivided nine-tenths interest tn and to
the'f- ’lowing desert* ed pla er mining claims
ar.d I m|. , lalras. sitnated in the Nixlna Miring
District. Valde* Recording District, District of
Ala«*:a. to-wit:
Halm No. 5 above discovery, on Chititu creek
notiee of location being recorded in book D of
mlTitng locations nt piiKclif of the records of
Vel ’e/R.*. ording District, to which reference
Is hereby made.
Claim No. 2 above dlscoverv. on Chlttltn
Creek. recorded in book D, of said records at
pag- *2.
* 'aim No. 3 on White Gulch, recorded In
book P at page 102 of said records.
« 1 »i*n No. 12 ou White Gulch recorded In hook
I* at p. ge 7s of said records.
Cl-.ini No. 5 on Rex Gulch, recorded in book
D of ‘aid. record- at page 1*7.
claim No. lo on Rex Gulch, recorded In book
D at page 7t» of said records
Cbifm No. 13 on Rex Gulch, recorded in book
P at page % of said record-*.
Chum No. 1 on "mb stake Gubh. recorlsd
tn hf -'ii D, at jMg* 91 of -aid re-ords.
< Inira No. 9 c-n Grub Stake Gulch, recorded in
bo* : J» n! j age .•*<■ of -«M records.
ci.*;ti. No. • or. Riii Gulch, recorded in book
D at p.i. e 27 of said re« r 1*.
«■’ .:< *,o.3 on !••!:;• r Gulch, recorded in
book ! pr.K0 ltd# of -1 records
« ' t. No 5 on Jolly Gu -h recorded in book
D •■? y-A :r v* f f said re* ord*.
« . r No. 1 on day Gulch recorded in
Ik - k P h' pace 1--•< of -. i i • ** *r*K
K; • .a heueh < jaitn. on < li limit of and ad
J* iu \r Maims Nos. y aiM abov* discover} .»n
Chitv ek, record. 1 in book 1 a* page3l0of
Mi. No. 4 above discovery, on Chittitu
Cr* . . rc«* *rdc*l in book Da? pi-.ije,M*of sai l rec
or D
t. on w nne uuicn. recorded in
book i» nt page 7i of sanl records.
‘ Imtn No. h \\ hit-- Gulch, recorded In book
Pn: i uj«* 110 of said record*.
4'1‘ im No. »• on Hex Gulch, recorded in book
I> r.i i • ;e l'>7 of -aid records.
Claim No. 12 «»n Hex Gulch, recorded In book
I> Pane W of Mild records.
< .- tin No. u on Rex Gulch recorded In book
D a; p 101 of *ald records.
i . ti*» No. 4 on Hlei Gulch recorded In book
Do? «« record at page7”.
i :.i N ». 2 on Isomer Gulch recorded In book
D at pi *c 7- of said record*.
Claim No.on Jolly Gulch recorded In book
D «t t !<• d of said ret ord*.
CUli:! No. 2 on Grub stake Gulch recorded in
bool. . • at page 72 of said records.
‘ I nn No . 2 below discovery on Chittitu
( ic k recorded iu bt ok I> at page 79 of -aid
rc •• id-.
chum No. 1 above di-r ov ry on Chittitu
Crce.: recorded in book D at page lud of said
rci r-ls.
• .i,.j No. 6 above discovery on Chittitu
Cr« *-a reworded In book D at page 94 « f mid rec
ord .
‘ h im No. 4 on White Gulch recorded in W-k
D .. pnj. 9 of .-aid re orda.
t'laur. No n ou WSfrtte Wet»ih re-mdse ti
book b at paae 108 of r«rord*
Claim No 2 on Hex Gu.un recoide-1 id 9ddK
D a; psge 91 of said record*
Glam No sou Ret Guj'b recorded ui beok
Dai sag- 75ol said record*
Claim No 7 on Rex Gillen recorded tu book
D at page 107 ol s.iui record-*
< kaini No 2 on B!ei Guich recorded jur-jok
D page 100 ol said records.
o»un No Ion Kernaii Gulch recorded ia
bo k u at page <wof sa.d records
4..aim No 4 ou Jolly Guich recorded in l ook
D at page 58 of »aid records
Claim No 1 ou UattieGulcu recorded iu book
D ai page 59 of said records
t laiar No 1 on Edua Gulch recorded in book
D at page 92 of said records
Claim No. 1 on Glady’s Gulch recorded ia
beok !> at page si of said records
Claim No 1 on Grub Stake Guich recorded ia
book D at_ page 90 of said records.
Claim No. « on Grub Stake Gulch recorded in
book D ai page 84 of said records
4 laim No. 8 above Discovery on Chitita
Creek recorded in book D at page IJto ol said
records.
Claim No Ion White Gulch recoided in took
D at page )10 of -itid record*
Claim No 7 on White Guich recorded it: book
D a: | *ge Pti of * d ..cords.
4 .'a;m No 3 on iiex Gulch recorded in book
Dai page si ol m. i tccords
Claim No l Guich recorded ia book
D at page lui of sa.u reccio*
Ch»na No 2 ou Kcn.au i.uicb recorded in
book D *it page 87 of said it o« >
Claim No - on Jolly Guk h ,ecoided iu br*ok
D tei pAec 91 •*• hit id Tt cords
Claim no it on Jol.y Gulch recorded iu book
D at page 57 of Saul rec* rd»
Claim Mo. 4 on Grub fe-’ako Gulch recorded ia
book D ai page M oi said recoins
Also lode claims 4>old Dollar, Standard. Jot
Dandy and Robe.t B, knots u as the J .«* l»anuy
Group, situated on the left limit oi ure said
White Gult i.
Cuititu crest.. Aiap a. <ta icilows: <*ue-.roug
box; 12 chairs; J a.<.rm mocks ;ii lna-6 blowers;
2 goW fcivfs; 21 gold *cr-ei:»; i K4***i scoops; 12
feiiiail bi^oms; 1 64-oz gold scale; 10 mag-ts.*;
4 claw hammer*; 2 n?*- I cine ch jt«: i murk
•railh outfit; 12 ax# hau l!-.-; K hand 'tw>; - V
f«*ot crosscut saws; 4 whip -aw-: 7 oi.c*niaa
cross cut »ans; 1 case stock* ami dies; 6 nn4**
smithing :ong»; 1 horsv*- toeing outfit; 3 iwOl
adze*; 4 carpenter., ! vt.s; 2 bra e*. ! full set
01 bits; 2 try squares; 3 ,'ee: -quart;*.; 1 set
matching plane*; 4 jr.ck plane-: . smooth -.tig
planes; 1 set carpenter's chisels; R»g:»lu >;
l® sluic* fork ; 1 sack tool- ; *> ro'ls hu.n>..ig
paper; 1 K* oen raze; 8 mattock*; 4 pcavies; 8 *
crow-bars; -aj s!i< - v .; it; ■ • 1 sleog'j litu- 1
mers; 5 d utlc bii-' 1 axes; 2 ; ole
axes; l snow shovel; l kit of • is
cellareeus kitchen and cooking utta
seU; 2 uand axe-.; m:s'*el!a:ieou, small tools ; 1 |
surveyors iev>*ling rod; 2 Move* and pipe; 1
blacksmith » e .ows: 1 anvil: 1 wh 1 bair »w; j
half jar inert ury; 30 flume h xe»; I'd slu:c<*
boxes; \-p*) feet col on cot.v»-\ ng ho.* ; sn-a»l
lot of assorted groceue* Alsu the following
per-oual property * mated at theca >.u ».ud
chache on placer ciaim no 2 Rex tiulcu,
Alaska: t shovels, 6 picks, 1 peavy; 2 spades;
4 ax.a; 3 levels; 1 hand saw; 2 band fi;e»; 7
f ’ia pans; 1 smoothing plan •; 1 V . inch auger;
brace; 2 rocker*; Li joints pipe; 1 sausage
grinder; 1 galvanized tub; 1 washboard; 2
claw hammers; 1 T-square; 1 tent, iuxl2; l
atove and pi e; 1 kettle. Also all book* of ac
count and bills receivable against divers aud
sundry persons therein named du ‘■aid onnk
rupt at the dat*4 of the adjudication of said
bankruptcy, ai>o and including a matin or ac
count against the Nizina Tia-nag Company, a 1
corporation, for the sum of ii\e th^usauu nine '
hundred and lorty-four sud 49-h-o o.Nrs.
Tha term* and conditions i f said sale are as
foliowa: All 01 the above described p.operiy
•hall be sold at said sale to the highe-t bidder
for cash, provided, however, the firm of > aud
J. Welsh of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, hold
ing a first lieu upon the said above described
mining claims for the sum of eight thous.-nd
one hundred and eightv-fuur audeo-lu) dol*
lars, and Jonn K. And?u* of Yonkers, New
York, also holding a first lien upon said
property for the sum of seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty-six and 80-ion dollars, aud
the said Jc.n E Andrus holding a second lieu
upon said mining claims for the sum of foitv
six thousand eight hundred and seventv-two
and 5u-lr' dollars,or either of them, may be
come puxchasers at said sale, and may apply
the amount of their or either of their said
aeveral liens, or any part or portion thereof, in
payment of the purchase price of said mining
£ 1 j *‘ Pw^4 farther that should said lien
holders or either of them become the purchas
? mining claims at said sale, they
shad first pay the necessary expenses of said
•ale, not to exceed the sum of three hundred
dollars, before apply.ng the amount of their ;
mud several liens or any part or portion thereof
^d Purchase price. Said sale shall
••subject to confirmati.n by the court, as pro* ,
elded in said order of sale. J. C. Martin,
Trustee of the Chilitu Development Cvnirsnfi
a Bankrupt. ""
Dated, thu Junt $th, 100*,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone .30 VALDEZ.
ALASKA
Fish Building. McKinley St.
Dr. C. A. WINANS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Roone* 1 anil 2,
Swan Building Phone 19
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fish
Building. Valdez.
Open eveniinr*. Sunday exi-rptrd. 7t ».
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Broadway.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
MimnK and Land Law., 8|wi„ltl<*.
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Cecil H. Clegg,
Attorney at Law,
Notary Pr uc.
Office Court Mouse, Valdez.
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Aye. Valdez.
T J D0N0H0E,
Attorney at Law,
VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER.
ASSAYER
and AHALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
R I'P A N S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-eent package In enough fur usual oeen- ■
*fon. The family buttle (tin cents) -uutains a
supply lor a year. All Jr jggi-tn self them ‘
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper *3.o0
Gold and Silver - 1.60
Copper - - . 2.00
Lead ... 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska
r~j
Trade Marks
'fMBVt Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone tending a ekMeh and deaertntlon may
qntckiy aaeertain onr opinion free whet her an
invention ie probably patentable (nmniunlra.
ttonaatrictlyronbdontial. Ilandbnokon Patent*
aent free Ohleet agency for aecurtnd patent*.
Patent* taken through liunn A Co. receive
•prriol nut lev, without charge. In the
Scientific American.
A bandaotnely llluatrated weekly. laiwK dr
eulatlon ..f any ecientlKc tocrnaL Term*. W a i
year: lour month*. 9L Sold by all newrdealen.
•*iaicss3pl
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior point*. barge com
fortable quarter* with every accommodation for
ni;in,or.Uii*t. Garden product* iirsenson
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. i‘J Mile* From Valdez.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGXUSSON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate 50 people, ha* large
warm barn for 20 horse* and good quarters
for dog*. Good meal* and everything the
musher desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
\ A / J+^ 21 Miles From Valdez
- " * * * Tlie Last Place Before
Crossing Thompson Pass
Hoi |Q4^ Everything First-Class
■L,!*JUoCg Freight Contracted
1’,,nmrl- Accommodations For Large Outfits
Our Road House Walter L White) Pr p
; The Teikheli Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh Meat,
Poultry and Vegetables always on hand. Best feeding ground
for horses on the trail.
Mrs. Ed. Wood. Proprietor*
V. T. Co.
The following Roadhouses, situated on the route to Fairbanks,
oj.erat* d under the manai<eme:.t of the Valdez Transjiortation Co.,
will be found to !»• hrst-elass 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 TraiR
Rates: Meals, *1.50, Beds *1.00
GEO. B. RORER_ MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse |
100 Miles From Vaidez I
At Trail Crossing, of the Gakona River j
Rates: Meals *1.50, Beds *1.00 I
JOHN GILLESPIE MANAGER 1
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for Valdes people. IS) rooms
J.ati - o eon'-. *1 ami per dav. Fir«t«
Kestauruut 1“'-ouueeilou. Free Bus. ueualu
t’. 8. Fostodiee. ^
W. G. POTTS, Manager
Cos. First Av. <S University st., SEATTLE
School ot Open All
Practical Mining, Civil Mcchamca!, Ekc
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Architecture. In.r ingwud \-«av
ing. A.saytug of ores, <Sj; Bullion and t nio'r
Ination Assay, Fi>; Blowpipe a-«v. ,in. Full
cour-, of Assaying, flu. Established Hell. Send
fur circular. osuo
A. VAN DER NA1LEN, President.
11^ Fulton Street, San Fraucigco, Cal. One
blo« k w» st of City Hall.
The Northwestern Line
Operates the finest trains in the
world every day in the year, be
tween
Minneapolis,
St Paul,
Ctiicgo,
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 he had. For rates or reser
vations, call or write.
F. W. PARKER, General Agent.
151 Yesler Wav. Seattle.
: SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
decorating
1 Signs A Specially
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Calling Cards Print«*
the
latest style Engravers Old English
the proper thing. Invitations and
* <>re curds for card [carties. The
PaosetcToK. Phoue 1.