THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published at. Valdez, Alaska, every fhursday by the Prospkctor
Pcblishim) Co. Piionk. Main 1.
Entered at the Valdez jmstofliee as second class matter.
When party or district politics
creep into local affairs it will I* a
had thing for the town. Read this
again and think it over.
The governor, in his annual re
port, speaking ot the amendment
ef Platt to the delegate bill, which
says: “Nothing in this act shall he j
construed to imply that Alaska
shall at an? time become a state,” |
says "The proffered amendment, i
in text and spirit, proposes to make
Alaska a political inferno that all;
who enter are to leave hope lie-'
hind....If Senator Platt speaks,
as the representative of the people
of Connecticut, it must In-of that
deteriorated stock which has been
so much discussed in the press of
that state, and not the stoc k of the
hardy New Englander from t «
time of John Adams down to
Charles [Sumner.” This is one
statement of the Governor that the
opposition press of Alaska, much
as they hate to, will have to admit
is exactly right. If there ever was a
twaddle headed senator in congress,
Platt, with his obstructionist prin
ciples, is surely the man.
According to the provisions of
the road overseer law passed last
year it is the duty of the commis
sioner to appoint an overseer on
the first Monday in April, to at
tend to collecting the road tax and
to supervise the work. He is al
lowed a salary of four dollars per j
day, hut eannot receive pay for'
more than ten days work each
year. Anyone appointed to this'
of lice must serve or he is subject to
a tine. He must also execute a
bond for double the amount he
Will handle each year All male,
residents of the district between i
the ages of IS and 50 years must
do two days work where directed
by the overseer, or pay a tax of $s.
which money shall he expended
in road word. Anyone refusing to
do the work or pay the tax is lia
ble to a fine of $10 for each day.
Here is a chance for some of our
office seeking citizens to get a po
sition without much wire pulling,
lor it i» a cinch that the commis
sioner would delighted to have the
burden of selecting a man taken
off his shoulders, unless he has
some enemy he wishes to get hack
at.
Ordinance No. 41.
4\£oiitillue«l From First Piu«. >
fried for deposit in ballot box, must In* f lded
tu such a manner that nothing written or
printed thereon ran be seen.
Ballot* Folueo Together. tuc*.
Section 12. If tvirn o>* more ballots are folded
U gi tli«*r in ill** ballot box, -Jlit*) must be ie
No ballot or part thereof shall be i •
jecteu by reason of any onscuriiy non-in in «
relation to the name of the per so it voted lor,
*»r the designation of the office, ii the Boaio
van deter'mine trout an ii;*|H-ciion of t he h I
h*t, the pet*< n v«>ted loi and the office in
tended. if the names of uiore limn seven (7>
persons ate designated on any ballot found in
vlic haUnt box. for the office of Coitm ilmeii,
nil the imincs i irsuch office must Ik- r jeef.-d,
siul if llie names of luor** Ilian three {.if |»ei
«on> are designated on any ouUot fonm. in the ,
ballot box, for members of the Sclimil Board,
then all the names designated on sueh ballot ■
f“i Mich members of said School Hoard must
be rejected; the fact of such rejection in any
*m h eases and the reason tin refor must be
m 1*4 on the ballot, and signed by a majority
«»i the election boaid. Ii a ballot' is found in j
the ballot box containing the name of toe per
m»u and the office for which lie is designated,
two or more limbs, it must not, for li.ai rea
•on hf i* jci led. but must be counted for one
ballot
* on NON (Of MIL TO PROVIDE POLLING PLACE.
ii'edon 13. The Common founeii shall des
ignate, at least twenty (20) days liefor« any an
nual municipal election and ten (lo) days la?- ;
ion* any special election, by resolution, the j
f»ii;ee tor molding such election, ami befor
‘rV*’ ^lection simll provide such polling place
■ ' ** *' dahl • furniture and stationery i< >r It• •)« 1 -
ing such election.
Voting.
Section II. Voting may commence as mnhi
ms toe polls are open, and may continue during
tile entire tine* the (wills remain open. A per
*•*?*.*’'*5"1 rt vote .,ius» hand his hallot, prop
• undid, to oi.e of the Judges of election.
and autumn* •* hi* name; the Judge of election
mu*! receive the ballot, and before depositing
*ni«l ballot in th>‘ ball t l*ox. «*ne of the J.nl/e*
shall announce the name of the voter, and the
same shall tv recorded on the fv>11 list bv the
Clerks of election; the Judge shall then de
posit the ballot, without op-ning or examining
the same, in the ballot box. Each clerk mu«i
keep a li*t of person* voting, and the name of
each person win- votes mu«t t*e entered tln*re
nn. ami nutnla*red in the order of voting.
('HALURtet, tittorsta of. Etc.
»**ction I.V It shall be the duty of the mem
bers of ihe Election Hoard, or any elector pres
ent. to challenge any person offering to vote
whom h" *IihI1 know, or suspect, not to la* a
•Itialitied elector. If a person offering to vote
i* ehn'letigcd as un*|iialihed. one of tin* Judges
f elect!**n shall administer to Inin the folVw
lug oath or affirmation :
“You *io solemnly swear, «»r affirm, that you
will well and truly answer all such «|ii -stinn*
a* shall be put t«* you touching your place of
re-id* m e and •|tialll)«*af l«»iis a* an elector at
thi- election."
The Midges of election *l»all propottml *uch
<l«n >ti ui.* to the person challeng' d a* may la*
mac**,ty i** test hi* tpiNlilicaiioiis a- ancle
t**r at that election. The .It dge- may hear sueii
other le-tiiiu>ny and consider sudioth r cvl
*ien«*e as is p,- .p *r upon the •me-timi. A ma
Jorityof ill- Judg* * shall «le> ide tin matter.
If the challenge !* de ided against the |aT**»n
offering to v*»te. tin ballot **ffer *1. \\ 1 bout
examination. nitwi la* returned to him; it de
te: mined !u ids fav«*r. the ballot must la* de
posit* d in the ballot box. If tin* person -*»
ehallet.gcd reiuses t*» answer fully any «|ue*
tlons p.it i«» him. touching his <|uultiiVatious
as an > le: . *r. the Judge- -hall reject hi* ballot.
The Election Hoard rnu«t cause one of the
Clerks to keep a list showing, first, the names
of ail person* dial! •uged; *••* oiul, the grounds
of so* n challenge; third, tin* determination of
tile Hoard upon *il* h tdiali*aUge.
f’ANVASSINO ASH ItETt'RNINii THE VoTE.
*cctIon 1»». A- soon a> tin* i*oll* are dually
closed the judge* must Immediately pro eed
to -mva*- the votes given at such .#Iei lion.
Tile canvas** must be public, and must Is* con
tinued wi.liout adjournment until completed,
and the result thereof |* declared. The can
vass must l»e commenced by t.iKiug nut of Die
box of ballots uno|a*ned (c\ cpt so far as to
as erain whether each ballot is single) and
counting the same to ascertain whether the
UUUDter of ballot* correspond* with the nuin
In-r < i names upon the list of voters kept by
the « lerks. If two or more separate ballots
are found sti ndded together as to present the
apiiearaticc oi a single ballot tli• must la*
la’ I cable until the count of the ballots is com
pleted; then if upon a comparison of the count
with ihc number of iimiiic- of electors on Die
li-t* which have been kepi by the Clerks it cj*
peara that the two ballot* Dm- folded together
were east by one elector, they must be rejected.
Tin* ballots must belli* n repined in Die box.
and it the ballots in th-* box exceed the names
on the list, one of the Judges must publicly
and without looking in the Uix, draw there
from singly and destroy unopened a u imber
of ballots e*|iiul t*» such excess; and the board
of election nn:*t mak*-a te ord upon the poll
li-t of the number oi hallo:* to driwn and de
stroyed. When the uiimhc. of ballot* agree,
or tietng thus made to agree with Die number
of name* on the lists, the li-** 11111*1 Ik* signed
by the mouthers of th<* boar*I ol election, and
tin* uuiiilier of names there*>u must be set dow n
in word* and figures at tin* foot of cadi list'and
over 1 lie signature- of the election board.
After tin- li-ts are Dm* signed, tin* boa.id must
pr**iecd to count and ascertain tin* uuinh.'i of
votes east for each person voted for. The bal
lot 11 in li-t la* taken out ami opened by one of
the member* of the hoard, aim must la* dis
tinctly 1 cad. Kacli clerk must write down
each office to be filled, and Die name ol e»u*li
pc’*, n Voted for to till s»i**li office, and keep
th-- number of votes by tallies as they are r*-a*l
aloud. I'he hull *t*. a* so u as read or rejc, ted
for illegality, inlet 1m- -r ung upon a string li;.
one oi Die Judge .and must not there-. 1 er b**
exaiuin d by any (a*.-on. but 1*111*1 a* s.niii a
all mi -« oiintcd b«* carefully sealed in a strong
envelope, each memner of the board writing
bis name across the -oul. As *0011 a* nil the
vole- • eoulilt'd aid Die ballot* -eulcd up.
list* inusi be attached 10 the tally li*t* con
taining the nam*-* of Die |M-rs«ms voted for.
and for what ofliee, ami the number of votes
given for each candidate, ami *uch list* must
be signed I v tin* members of tiie cle -Don
laMrd. Tlu* hoard 11111*1. before it adjourn-,
eU«*io*e in a cover and -*• 1 upaild direct to tne
I'ow'ii t h-rk one of the llsl-**f persons elial
Itiug-’il, one oi the li-t* *»i voter*, one of the
fully li*t* a ml li- attached thereto, audit
snail he the dot) of om of the iiicniliers of the
bo ird, to la* determined by lot, unle** other
wise agreed n|M»n, to deliver the sealed pack
age* containing the lists, paper* ami ballot* to
tne Town < Jerk i’poii receipt of tin pad. age*
tin- clerk uinst tile Die one containing the t.nl
lot-. and llli.st keep it unopened or unaltered,
for t\v**lvc months,utter which time, it there
is not a con lest *omiiieuc**d in *ou»c fribunal
liuvng jurisdiction iilanit such election, he
must burn the |»ackage, without opening or
• xi.mining it- content*. Tin- oiln*r package
Die clerk must produce before tin* board of
common coiiucilm* n when in session for tlu*
purpose of canvassing return*.
MUKTINii OK 4'olMTL T4» CANVAMX KETVIiN*.
S«*ei ion 17 The coin moil eon nell shall meet
at tlu ir usual pint© **f meeting oil ti e i»r*f
'iontlay after eneh eleelion to 4*.tiiva*s there
turns, and must III n and there }»r<H*«ed m
ejtnvn * sni.l returns. l»ut ui.ty, forgo .«! eause,
ie sueli .tiivass from day la «la.v, not
v ediH;' tliree p«» tpoueiucuts. Tim euuvass
must ia* made in publie, ami by opening itw*
r fun.sand «•*■!imatliig tin* vote f**r « aeli per
«on v ted fo- ami tor ami against ea* h prop
ositiou v.»t d .tp.i* at sueli elcM'lbm, amide
« a - tie res It tiieit oi. '1 lie t >»vii el rk luusi,
a> -0011 ns tie* result i* *leelare«t enter «*u the
lee.-.rds of the hoard of eominoii eoiuieilinen, a
»t. 1 *meiit ot sii>'li result, widen statement
inn i sin w : First the win le number of votes
east in the town; nmmihI, The names oi me
p«.rson" \'4*le«l f» r. and the pr«i|H»sitio:is veiled
upon; riiinl. Tin* ofiiee t«» till w uieli eaeh per
son was voted for; Fourth, The uuiaber «it
votes given t4» ea.*h « l si.eh person*, ami for
ami against eaeh 4<f sueli proposition".
Il£l LA RATION OK KK.M’LTS.
Seel ion IN. Tin* bnarii 4»| eouiiuou eituncil
inen iiitist deelar* ele< t'd ihe seven |s*rs«»n ;
having the highest number **f votes given for
4 4.i«:in .u i‘ouii4'ili:ii ii. imJ m*h ia*r**Mis having
Ihe highest numb* r oi votes m>t ior lue re
-pei tive 4»tliees 4»f 4lir.etor, treasurer or elerk
of tii • sel’o.il Imard.
CERTIFICATE N I KI» BY TOWN Cl.EKK.
Heethui IB. The 'S‘4*vv»* • lerk must immedi
ately make out ami - eliver • •• Mieh |*er>ons 4»n
d-mand. a eertihea • 4»f eleetion, signed by
him. ami aulbellih aied by the eorpo;ate seal
of tin- town.
Oath ok ornrr.
Seethiu .\1! oftieers eleefeil umler thi"
4irdinaiiee before >• itf.-ne inhi il»e <lutie" of
their 4iflkee mu*! la ice ami eh* with the Tow u
Clerk, an 4uiCi 4*f < i)i > th- i Shewing effeet;
‘•I#-——•- . dn*o£©mnl> swear, (4*r af
Eye Troubles
Tired Eyes Dim Vision
. Headaches
Tfu* result of Eve Strain. Our
fVrfeel Fitting Glasses remove all
f.ye Ills.
>now Glasses For The Trail.
NEW ERA
: 1905
! PRICES
Main Spring*. IS sizes $1.00
Watch Cleaning $1.50
Watch (llast-es
Litfht 25c
Heavy 10c
W. C STULL, Jeweler and Optician.
| firm) that I will support the Constitution of
' the I'niied States, and that f w'll »•> tin* i* >t «*f
1 my ability. V* **e *y and ftltlif-.lly p-rform
; t>ie duties of the oft tee oi — - — —.— during
my continuance tl -• :n. So help mi** t.od.”
* If any person alfiii.i-. instead of th lust
1 clat.- . ?:i. le must be a*li|* i: “And this. I
promise tinder the pains and penalties of
perjury ”
’ Vacancies tx office.
Section 21. \n * f|* • - hall be demited \ Meant
upon the death or redgnathm of the inentn
«*eiit, or whenever the fiictimi-ent -hall la* ab
sent from the town for a period of sixty days
after the expiration of time limited in leave of
absence, w it b it leave of abeentc -hall be
granted by the t "turnon Conn'dI. or by the
failure of the person ejected to t|ttaii:*y there
, for within thirty days after his election
Vacancies in the office of ('outirilmeit or
i members of the School B »ard b- filled by
‘■pedal election as provided for in this Ordi
nance. An • 'fTieer elected to fill a vacancy
must, within thirty days from such election,
, unnlify therefor, in the same manner as an of
ficer elected at a general election, or he shall
t*edeemed to have dot lined, and the oflb e con
sidered vacant.
rowrFxsATtox of Election officff.s.
, Section 22. There shall be allowed by the
Town of Valdez, to the several Judges and
t’lerks of ebs Ib.n, a- herein prov Ided. the sum
td five (fit) dollar** each while holding office.
Km kai.inu ('ursK.
Section 21. That all ordinances, parts of or
i dinances and re-olutiotts oi the Town of Val
dez. Inconsistent or In conflict herewith, are
hereby re*a*ab d.
Time oi Takino Effect.
Section *JI. Tics ordinance shall l»e pub
lished on the '.'th and Mth days of March. I'.ai't,
in The Alaska IMhiseectoh. a iirw-i np*r pule
lished in the Town of Valdez, ami shall be
I mis ted In tbu*»* p'lhlh place- in -al«l town, and
shall take effect and In* in tore** from and oiler
the date on which I i- |ni-mi| anti approved.
Passed and approved this Tilt dav of March,
w». II. w* Miller.
iTesidctit of the t oinm n t'oiincil end ex
OfliHo Mayor of the Toxrit of Valdez.
Attest: \\ If. i’raky.
Tow n Clerk of the T *wn of Valdez.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Vnldr/.AU.k*, Kell, lii. inn
To A. S. Ho|»|ln»ru. I'hrlM Pederson, Hus John
| Hint \V. lialike :
You arc hereby n.>tilied that I have expeii
I tied during the year l!Ml (♦»«*!) four hundred
i doilar* in labor and Improvements upon tne
tin following •|uartx laiiii*. t. -wit: the "Vo
*Hvmig**n" •4IV-'ler».»n” '‘Holman’* and “Julia'
local tl ii**ar the Juksina river in the Kagle
Mining IMstrlct, Alaska, and re rdt d In Hook
J t»n pages 2:IK. 240 and 241 of the Kagle Mining
Record*, in order ft* hn.d sai l claim* 1111
tlcr the |irovisioiis of *ect;oii 2tf2i of the Re
visetl Statute* of the ' lilted Slate* ami the
amendment thereto, approved Jan. 22, laao,
concerning annual ial*.r upon mining claim*,
being the amount re'iuircd to litiM said claim*
for the |a*rit)t| eiitliug lice. :;i IWit. And if
w ihin ninety day* from tlx* |>er*onnl service
I of thi* notice t.r within ninety day* after the
piildieatifin thereof, you full or iefu*e in con
.tribute vour |a»rtioii of such cx|»cm!ttute as
• co-owners, your interest In said elaim* will be
conic tin property of (lie *iibseribed. your co
owner who tin* made the required ex|*‘ndl>
1 lure by the term* of said section.
K J. KJfcl.i*.
Kir*t puhlication Kehruarv 1*'., I'.n.'i.
Iai*! publication, May Is. ItHiTi.
R'l'P'A'X'S TuIuiles
Doctor* find
A good prescription
For mankind
The ft-cent package Is enoiigii for usual occa
sion. The it* 11111 y b .ttle(Mi cent*) contain* a
supply for a year. All dr iggiMs sell them
B. B. LOCKHART,
STKNOUKAIMiKll.
Xotnrv Public
Conveyancer McKinley St.
Text Ihior (*. s. ruble Office, Cpstars
II Sore
lit Slate (reel
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 he in
stock all summer.
Freighting Done
Leslie & Nelson.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
_
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
DECORATING
fyiis i Specialty
For Assays Semi Your Ore To
L R. CAMPBELL
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 93.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... 2.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ku.am.vh, Alaska
Pt. Petersburg. March 7—The
Russian cnuse in Manchuria is
practically ! >-t. The Japanese
have broken the renter >i ihe Rus
sian line anil captured Id
gun-, making Kur.*j . kin’s ;«■
tion most desperate. All riser t~
are Itcing rusiieil to the ••enter, iivl
the western wing of tin Russian
fora s has Ih i it ei npletely rut el';'
from the balance of the army. The
Japanese an now crushing (ieiicr
al Kaulbin’s forces north of Muk
den, where the Muscovite iirns
have Im-i'Ii penetrated and the Japs
firmly established. Kuropatkin is
making a last desperate stand to
save his army from being entirely
enveloped. It is probable that
Ovama will succeed in capturing
the whole Russian army.
benver, March, It—Senator Mor
gan announced to-day in the sen
ate that lie had been given $7’>0
and promised fl.-aOt) more if he
would vote for Adams. lie de
clares that he will tile charges
against those giving the bribe. The
democrats deny tin- statement,
claiming that it is a plot of the re
publican conspirators.
Cincinnati, March 7— Fifty
thousand dollars in lulls and five
thousand in gold has I well stolen
from the vaults of the German
National Hank. The money
was counted in December, and
there is no clue to how it could
have been removed since then.
Detectives have been unable to find
any trace of the thief.
Tokio, March 7—There is great
rejoicing here over the news from
Mukden. The people are jubilant
over thcqtiick work done hv Gyuma
in defeating the Russian forces.
Cleveland, March <S Two wit
nesses were examined in the Chad
wick ease. The collapse of .Mrs.
Chadwick brought the proceedings
to a close.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 30 VALDEZ.
Offices: ALASKA
Fish Building, McKinley St.
Dr. C. A. WIN AN S,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Booms 1 and 2.
Swan Building Phone lit
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fish
Building. V.m. i:z.
Open exciting*, ."UiiilMy 7t 9.
C. T. DAGGETT,
BknTIisT ami Di'.NTAI, M'ltUluN
Office I'luMie 19
lit niticiici*
Swan Building. MeKinlev st.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM.
Mentlier of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
_
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPI ER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-T8 Sullivan B1 ig. Seattle.
HOTEL biLLER.
Headquarter* for Valdez people. I3» rooms
Kates (Minis, and fl.5o per day. Firs'ci t-.
Kc>tburant in eonneetiou. Free Hu.-. Opptati!.
I\ 8. Pustoili «•.
(i. POTTS, Manager.
*■<>*. Kim Av. dt Iniver.Lly *i„ SKATTLE
Sfii.M.l .•! Open AH War
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, E;.gli.eerin£, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Architecture. Drawing and A-s*v
iug. A--a> u i ot Ores. fj.»; Bullion and CliloY
illation \-say. 123: I* low pipe Assay. flu. Fuil
eoi.rso! saying. I-tO. Established Send
lor eirenlar
A. VAN DEI NAILEN, President.
113 Fulton Street, San Fraucisco, t al. tli.c
block west of «*itv Hall.
Camp ConviGi t i iGocJ'iGuse.
On the trail to all ittn-ror j oint-. I.at .■ eom
fnrtahh* «|tinr'ers.w;th < ry in oiniiMxIatitin for
man or t>east. Garden produe.s in mm son
Wines, Liquor, beer ano Ciders.
C. C. ROBkRTS, Proprietor. I’J Miles Krom Yald**z.
Workman’s Road House
P. M AGMsi-OX, Proprietor.
First roadhouse built on Government
Trail. ( an neeoinndaie nO jieople. lia - .ar^e
warm barn for 20 noise- and «••*.! tp.ar' rs
for «luffs. Good meals and everything: the
musher desires.
Twenty Miles From Valde?.
21 Miles From Valdez
T'te Last Plan* Before
Crossing Tlinni|>.-on Pass
Hoi |QjT» EverytLii’g rirst-Class
1_, v Frcisiil Contracted
... Accommodations For Large Outfits
Our Road House Walte r L. White, Pr p.
The Teikhdl Roadhouse
48 Miles From Vaklez
On Go\ eminent Trail.
Best of accommodation* for man and Coast. Frrsh Moat.
Poultry, anil \ i,p*-tal>l<,s always on Imit l. ll«-t feeding ground
for liorsrs on tin- trail.
i
I IVt rs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
ii you arc going to
E'fiirbankA
j
buy your
Outfit at Cojh^cr Center
to take you over tin Delta to the Tumtnu. where von can
f oil til for tl rie nr tour days mon . wliieli will take you
into Fairbanks. thirty pounds is considered ample
to take one from Copper Center to :l • moiitb of the Delta,
wliieb is four da vs from Fairbanks. This will save you
a lo oi bum \.i i'k a id you will be able lo travel so much
faster tbtu you will sa'e lime atnl money, even though
you have to pay a seemingly high price for the goods vou
purchase, liuvci light and In- eonifortahle.
Below is a list ot prices on goons at Copper Center:
t b>nr, ... *12.50 per sack
Sugar, - . 40 ,-cn'.s per lb
Beans and Rice - . 85 cents per lb
Ham and Bacon - - 40 cents per lb
Butter - . . *1.50 per 2 lb can
. 50 cents per can
Dog Salmon - - . ->5 cents per lb
Other Articles in Pro|>ortioii. V e also carry a Large
Stock of Ammunition.
wy b«v..the Beet Roadhouse in Alaska,
a.No a good barn, and a doghouse containing a stove and
stalls for five dim rent teams There is a corral to haul
your sled into, where it will be safe from dogs, so that one
minute after you arrive you can be comfortably housed
in the Roadhouse.
Copper teller flic? ? Tradlns (o.
Copper Center, Alaska.
j R. BLIX. See. and Trcas. A. HOLMAN, Pres.
V. T. Co.
The following Roadhouses, situated on the route to Fairbanks
operated under the tueteme .1 of the Valdez TransportationC*!
will louiiil u> In* nr>i*i‘ln>s in every j»«trliculzir:
BEAVER DAM Roadhouse
41 Miles From Valdez. #
Rates *1.00 per day. BILLY KAUFFMAN, Manager
GAKONA Roadhouse
185 Miles From Valdez
At Junction of the Eagle and Fairbanks Trails
Rates: Meals, *1 50, Beds *1.00
OEO. B. RORKR MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse
*
100 Miles From Valdez
At Trail Crescing of the Gakana River
Rate>: Meals #1.50, Beds #1 00
J°HN CSILLK*W« MANAGER