THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published lit Valdez, Alaska, every Thursday by the Phospeotor
Pubi.isiiinq Co. Piione, Main 1.
Enteral at the Valdez jmotolbee as second class matter.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
The lUosrtTTOW is on sale at the following
now* stand*:
P. O. News Stand. Seattle.
Puget Sound Nows Co, Seattle.
I\ O. New* Stand, Jntwau.
Eugene McCarthy News Stand. Skagway.
P. O. News Stand, Eagle, Alaska.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
COUXCILMEM.
H. W. Mim.br. ft. P. amt.
■. A. Hum ft. E. UWB,
C. U. ItCBRIY. E. C. K.CHARM.
JoMR UOODKLL.
John (Joodell, Mayor
J. U. SNYDER, TRHASrEKR.
J. W. l.KEDY, CrtY AYYORNEY
Pr. F. M. Boyer, Health Officer.
W. H. CRARY, CLERK.
F. M. Brown, Free. School Board.
Now that General Funston is
with us there nre just a lew things
that we would like to bring to his
notice, in the hope tltat some good
mnv result.
First is the government trail,
opened up under the direction of
Capt. Atarcromhie. The work was
only partly done, and the trail is
in an unfinished condition. If Gen.
Funston would recommend to the
war department the advisability of
improving this trail from Valdes to
a point over the summit, a distance
of about 30 miles, so that it could
be used as a wagon road; and if
be would lend his aid in having it
carried through, he would accom
plish much good for this section of
Alaska.
As a continuation of this plan,
we would suggest the necessity of
placing a bridge over tho Tazlina.
It is a very wicked stream and an
im]>ediment to travel. Lives have
been lost on i^ and others will fol
low if something is not done to les
sen the danger, and thus encour
age travel.
As a community wo are not
greedy, and do not ask much from
the government. We are using our
utmost endeavors to show to the
world tlie great resources we ]m»s
bcss, so that those who desire to
better their condition may come
and take advantage of the op|»or
tunity. We have explored and
Ojiened up the country under try
ing conditions, and we deem it but
fair that the government should
now remove some of the obstacles
to settlement.
Another point we wish to bring
to the oliservation of the General is
the condition of the Stik tril>c, or
Copper river indians, who have be
come destitute through the action
of the white man in tramping all
over the country and thus driving
off the game, added to the curtail
ment of their fish supply by the
great catches of salmon made by
the white man at the mouth of the
river.
They are a bright aud intelligent
class that could l>c made useful and
self supporting. If the government
would give them support for about
three years, and a competent in
structor to teach them farming, it
would las all that is necessary, for
after that they would be able to
look out for themselves. They need
and deserve the assistance.
You can rest contented with an
Elaterite roof over you.
Probate Notice.
In the U. S. Commissioner’s Court
for tiie District of Alaska,
Valdez Precinct:
lu the mutter of the Estate of \ In Probate.
CllVKl.KS \V IDMKIKK. S Notice to
Deceased. ) Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was, on the 7th day of July, lHtt, duly appoint
ed administrator of the estate of said Charles
ft tdmei**r, iWmtsel.
Notice is hereby furtlier given bv the admitw
ftstraior of said estate, to the creditor, of and
all persons having claims against the said «le
pcased, to exhibit them with the ip«es*ury
Vouchers, within sf* laonth* after the first pub
licalttMi of this notice, to tho'‘aiiladiuinixlru
tor, at his place-of btismesaon McKfiifiey street,
lu Valdez, Alaska,the «tmc being the p(*<v for '
the transaction of the hnauvsfrof staid estate in
the procliiet of Vafede*.
Hated, Vabbu. -iuly t, Ino.1
Josgrii t\ iiivKistacH,
Administrator or the «t| Chat ^ ft>4
under, dtvu***t
CaUOMCl.L iV KpWAItflS,,
Attorney* fur Atfmrnisf ratorv
Hate of first publication, Julv nth, list*.
Ihitc of last publication. Hep tern her in, 19W.
fioldleti)’ Additional Homestead
Application, Ho. —
V. S. Land OrrK e.ai
Juueau. Alaska, Juno 1.
Notice U hereby giveu that John K. HI nil,
being 1‘iitillcil to the benefits of section 2:iNi of
the r. vised statutes of the I'uited state* grant
tug additional lands to soldier* amt sailors who
aervisl in the war of the rebellion, has made
appli ration to this ufflc" to in ike proof and en
try by said ap|»;le ml, u teles- n t of rotnrrmui ai>
prove.1 May llth, 1*M, for lauds in lT. S. survey
Ho.Si'i. iu the District of Alaska, deseribe 1 ns ;
follows, to wit r
fctttuate in ('gatiuk l»ay on the w *st coast of !
Kialiu': lslaii t„ Dlstri d oi Alaska, and more
parti Milsrly alcserih d a* follows:
Hegi.iuing at ordinary high water mark on
fhe shore of lyak Hay, large slate boulder J
marked “Beg for. No. 1, 9ur. No. 8115.“ from
which l".S. initial Monument. Bur. 805 bear*
south 75 deg 2" min cast 1.21 chains; thence
meander at ordinary high water mark along
beach south 75 deg JO mill east 3.80 chains to
for. No. 2; tiience south 15 deg west 3.ho chains
to for. No. 3; thmeo north 7b deg 20 inlu west
8.8»i chains to for. No. 4,; theueu north 15 deg
cast descending along side of slate bluff to
wards Uracil, 3.80 chillis to place of begiuuiug.
Magnetic variation, 24 deg 3o uiin cast; con
taining an area of 1.44 acres.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
portion of said lands are required to Hie an ad
verse claim thereto in this office during the
publication of this notice or within thirty days
thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of said
lands will be made by said applicant.
John W. Drtn.gY, Register.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
b- published in the Alaska I’mosimTOR, a
weekly newspaper published at Valdes, Alaska
which is hereby designated as the newspaper
published nearest the laud described.
21 John w. Uruunr, Register.
Mining Application No. 23.
United Status Land Orncs,
Juneau. Alaska. Apr. 29, IWKV.
Notice is hereby given tiiat the Alaska Con
ner Company, a corporation, hy Stephen Hlreh,
its agent, whose |>o*toffice address is Valdes,
Alaska, has this day tiled its application for a
(•atont for l-rwa» linear feet upon each of tlie
Excelsior I-ode. National 1-od*-, IndepemU-ure
No. 1 Lode. Iude|»en<leiiee No. 2 I/*h1c, Bonanza
Lode, Mammoth l-ode, Azure L«*de. and Native
Lisle, and 1077 linear feet on the Contact Lode,
witii surface ground IRJO feet in width on each
of said lodes, veins or deposits, bearing copper
and gold- Also for twenty acres each on the
Blue Placer claim and the <Ireeii placer claim,
bearing gold and copper; said nine Lode claims
and two Placer claim.- being known as the
Kenntkatt Ornup of mining claims, and desig
nated bv the ?\ S. Survevor-Oeiieral of Alaska
as Mineral Survey No. 5itf, situate in Valdez
mining district, District of Alaska, and desig
nated in the field notes and otllcial plat on Hie
in tills office as ls»t Numbered .55a, said Lot
Numbered 552 being described as follows,
to-wit:
MAMMOTH LOBE.
Beginning at eor No. 1 from which L. 8. loca
tion monument No. 5 bears S to deg 35 min W
365.0 ft diat.; tlience N 50 deg 15 min W 1500 ft
to eor No2; thenceN an deg 45 min E coo ft to eor
No 3; thence S 59 deg 15 min K 150Uft to cor No 4;
tlience 8 30 deg 45 mfu W Coo ft to-cor No. 1, the
place of beginning
Variation at all corners 30 deg 00 min E.
BONANZA LODE.
Beginning at cor No 1 from w hich V 8 loca
tion m«uiuincut No 5 bear* 8 40 deg 35 min YV
365.0 ft dist; thence N 30 deg 45 uuln E coo ft to
eor No 2; thence S 59 deg 15 min E l-'O* ft to eor
No 3; tlienee S ill) deg 45 min \V lion ft to eor No
4; I nenee N 59 deg 15 min \V 154W ft to cor No 1,
to id ace of beginning.
\ anal ion at all corners So deg 00 mill E.
CONTACT LOBE.
Beginning at eor No 1, identical with eor No
4 Bonanza Lode of this survey; theuee S 30 deg
45 min E GOO ft to Cor No 2; thence 8 15 deg V>
min E 1077.0 ft to eor No 3; thence H 30 deg 45
WdOu ft to cur No 4; thence N 15 deg 45 min \V
1077.0 fi to cor No 1, the place of beginning.
Variation at all eorners 30 deg 00 min E.
NATIONAL LODE.
Bcgining at cor No 1 identical with NW eor
of location and 8\V cor of lndc|>eudcuce No 1
lode of this survey; thence s 01 deg 15 min E
<•**> ft to cor No2; thence 8 30 deg 45 min W 1500
ft tucor No 3; tlience N 01 deg 15 min W 000 ft
to cor No 4; thence N Sudcg 4.5 min E 1500 ft to
eor No 1 and place of beginning.
Variation at all corner* 30 deg 00 min E.
EX CELS KMt LODE.
Beginning at eor No l.ldentieal with cor No
4 National hale of this survey; tlience 8 Cl deg
15 min E COO ft to eor No 2; thence 8 30 deg 45
mill \V 1500 ft to eor No 3. thence N 61 deg 15
min W coo ft to cor No 4; theuee N 30 deg 45
mill E 15U) ft to eor No 1 and place* of beginning.
Variation at ull corners 30 deg uo min E.
INDEPENDENCE No. 1 LODE.
Begilining at cor No 1, identical with cor No
1 National lode of this survey; thence N 28 deg
45 min E 1500 ft to eor No 2; theuee S Cl deg 15
iiiiu E CU0 ft to eor No 3; tlience 8 28deg 45 min
\V 1500 it to eor No 4; thence N G1 deg 15 min \\‘
Cuo ft to cor No 1 ami place of beginning.
Variations at all eorners 29deg 20 min E to 30
deg 00 min E.
INDEPENDENCE No. 2 LODE.
Beginning at eor No 1, identical with cor No
2 lndc|»ciidcncc No 1 bale of thissurvey; tlience
N 31 deg ;io min E 15u» It to eor No 2. theuee 8
Cl deg 15 mill K fiuu ft to eor No 3; theuee S 31
deg 3o min W 1500 ft to eor No 4; thence NCI
deg 15 min \V cuu ft to eor Nol and place ol be
ginning.
Variation at all corners 29 deg 20 min E.
NATIVE LODE.
Bcgiuning at cor No 1 from which CT 8 loca
tlon monument No 5 bears 8 2 deg 42 min 30 see
K 431.07 ft dist; thence S 5b deg 15 min EG00 ft
to eor No 2; thence 8 22 deg 45 mill \V |5uu ft to
eor No 3; theuee N .59 deg 15 mill W ImX> ft to cor
No 4; thence N 22 deg 45 min E 1500 ft to eor No
1 and place of bvgiuniug.
Variation at ali corner* 30 deg 00 miu E.
A/IKK LOPK.
Beginning at cor No 1 from which U 8 loca
tion monument No 5 bear* 8 33 deg U3 min It#
see \V 960.11 ft dist. t bclico N *28 deg 56 min K
1500 ft to cor No *2; thence 8 59 deg 15 min E6ooft
to cor No 3; thence 8*28 deg 56 min \V 1.5uU ft to
cor No I. thence N 59 deg 15 min W fluu ft to cor
No l and place of beginning
Variation* at ull corners 30 deg 00 inlu E.
Area Mammoth hale.*20.661 acres
Area Bonanza hale. 20.661 acres
Area Contact hale. 10.77*2 acres
Area National hale.20.619 acres
Area Excelsior bale.*20.649 acres
Area Independence No. 1 bale . .20.661 acres
Area Independence No. *2 bale. *20.637 acres
Area Native lmle. *20.459 acres
Area Azure hale.20.651 acres
Total area hale claims.175.800 acres
The presumed course* of hale liue of the Ex
celsior lode is 8 3o deg 45 miu \V l'sio ft along
the center of tahl hale claim; of the National
hah* N 30 deg 45 min K 1500 ft along the center
of said bale claim; on the Independence No 1
hale S *28 deg 45 min \\ 1500 ft along the center
of said hale claim; on the ludc|a:itdciM8‘ No 2
hale N :□ deg 3P mill E 15lHlft along the center of
said halg claim; on the t'outaet hale 8 15. deg
4.5 min E 1077 feet along the center of said hale
claim; on the Bonanza lode 8 59deg 15 miu E
1500 ft along the center of said hale claim; on
the Azure hale S *28 deg 56 min E 1500 fi along
the ceuter ot said hale claim; ou the Mnnunoth
hale N 50 deg 15 min W 1500 ft along the center
of said hale claim on |he Native hale 8 22 deg
15 iuin W 1500 ft along the center of said lode
claim.
UKKEN PLACER.
Beginning at eor No 1, identical w*th cor No
*2 Native hale of this survey previously de,
a.*ribed ; thence S 59 deg 15 tuiu E 660 ft to cor
No 2; thence 8 *22 deg 45 iuin W l;i20 ft to cor No
3; t hence N 59 deg la min W 660 ft to cor No 4;
theme N *22 deg 45 min B 1320 ft to cor No 1
and |iLt**tf of beginning.
Variation at all corners 30 deg 00 win E.
BLUE PLACER.
Beginning at cor No 1, from which V 8 loca
tion inauument No 5 hear* 8 25 degree* 48 min
50 see K 652.60 ft. dist; thence S 37 deg 45 miu W
13A) ft to cor No 2; thence X 59 deg 15 uiiu W
660 ft to eor No 3; thence N 37 deg 15 inin E 1320
ft to eor No 1; thence 8 59 deg 15 min E 660 ft to
cor No 1 and place of beginning.
Variation at all corners 30 deg U0 min E.
Area «irecn uiacor .p.i.so.5 acres
Area Blue placer. 19.850 acre# ^
Total placer area . 39.655 acre*
The location of said mining claim and the
individual location* c..iuprl* d it.crcin arc
duly recorded in the *.ffi e of tiie I nifed state*
I’ommlwionvr and ex-offi.-io Recorder at \ *1
dex, Alaska, tu !l>*>k 1 • i Mining 1. ca iow* *i
p**< * 1 »•*. I-*-, 1.*». ami I *:S end :n Hook A.o
Mining I«och1 intis, at page* e-l. »»d nu \ gw
The a ijoiitug elai»nu..i-' are unknown.
Any and ail per*-ns claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claim nr surface ground
are required to Itle their adverse claims with
the licgister of the Pulled state* laud office *i
Juneau, Alaska, during the sixty day* period
i of publication hereof or they will be barred by
virtue of the prov isbai* nl the statute.
John \\ . I’lDLKY, Register.
It 1* hereby order:*! that llic above ami fore
going notice of application for patent In* pul*
fished for a period •*( sixty nays (ten coiisern
tivc wads) in the Alaska* rno-Vn r«m. a weekly
newspaper published at Valdes, Maska, nearest
to said mining claim.
John W. IH Dl.KY. lb gister.
Khku M. IIkown, Attorney b>r claimant.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Seattle, H a»h. Apr. 21.19H.
To W. R. Whitten:
You are hereby .not lied that the undersign**!.
Alaska Devc lopuicnt Company, ha- expended
during the year 1W», one hundred(1100)dollar*
in labor and Improvement* upon each of tiie
following oil claim* situated in the Chilkat
mining district. Valdez precinct. District *»f
Alaska, to-wit: Ruby Oil claim No, 12. the lo
cation certificate of which Ip of record In Book
A of mining locations, page ;kkt, In tiie office <»f
the district recorder of sai*l Valdct precinct,
and Burls Oil claim No. 12, the location cer
tificate of which I* of record in Rook A of min
ing location*, page :U», in the office of the dis
trict recorder of said Valdez precinct. In order
to hold each of said claims under tin* provision*
of Sectlou £124. Revised Statutes of tiie l’filled
State*.and the amendment*thcrctoron* erniug
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required t** hold ea« it *»f said claim*
f*»r the period ending on tiie fist day «*l Decem
ber, A. I». lfkrj. An*l if at the expiration of
ninety days from the publication of this notice,
you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure a* a co-owner, your inter
est in said mini tig el»hn4 and in each of t
will become the property of the undersigned
Alaska Development Company, your co-owncr,
who has matte the required expenditure, by the
term* of said section.
Alaska Development Company,
Attest: By R. C. Johnston, President
Cll.A*. K. MrSbAY, Secretary.
Date of first publication. May A, HW.
i>ate of last publication, August fi, 1WW.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Seattle, Wahh., A|>r. 21, U0».
To JlI KH RLOM<jn*T.
Yon ar#* hereby notified that the undersigned,
Alaska Development Company, lias expended
during the year 1902. on. hundred ($loo> dollars
in labor and improvements upon the Hurls oil
Claim Xo. 13. situated in the Chilkat mining
district, Yaldex precinct. District of Alaska, the
location certificate of which is of record in
Hook A of mining locations, page 319. in the
office of the district recorder of said Valdex
precinct, in order to hold said claim under the
previsions of Section 2321, Revised Statute** of
the Cnited States, and tlu* amendments thereto
concerning annual labor uiam mining claims,
being the amount required to liobl said claim
for the period ending on the 31st day of Decent -
l*er, A. l». 1902. And if at tiie expiration of
ninety days from the publication of this notice,
you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as a co-owner, your inter
est in said claim will become the property of
the undersigned Alaska Development Com
pany, your co-owner, who lias made the re
quired expenditure, by the terms of said
section.
Alaska Development Company*
Attest: By K. C. Johnston, President.
(’has. F. Mi’NPay, Secretary.
Date of first publication. May 7, 1903.
Date «d last piibli*aation, August it, 19UL
Notice of Forfeiture.
Prattle, Wash., Apr. 24,1900.
To Hkkma* Kauri:
You are her. by notified that the undersigned
Alaska Development Company, lias expended
during the year 1902, one hundred (9100) dollars
in labor and Improvements upon each of ihc
following oil claims situated in the t'hilknt
mining district, YnMes precinct. District of
Alaska, to-wit: Ruby Oil Claim No. 12. the bl
eat Uni certificate of which is of record in H«a»k
A of minlug locations, page 3»*3 in the office of
the district reo rder of said Yaldcz preeinet.
and Hurls Oil Claim No. 12, the location cor
titicafeof which is of record in Ihaik A of min
ing locations, page AIM, in the office of the dis
trict recorder of said Vshies precinct, in order
to hold each of said claims miner flic provisions
of section 232-1, Revised Statute* of the 1'nited
States, and the amendments thereto concern
ing annual labor upon mining claims, being
the amount required to hold each of said
claims for the period ending on Die 31st day of
December, A.D. 1902. And if at 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 cfai ms am! in each of them will
become the property of the undersigned Alaska
Development Company, your eo-owicr. who has
made the required expenditure, by the term*
of safd section.
Alaska Development Company,
Attest: By R. C. Johnston, President.
Char. F Mi nday, Kcctetarr.
Date of first publication. May «, 1903.
Date of last publication, August 6, 19U3.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Cattella City. April 9,1900.
District ol Alaska, Kayak Minlug District.
To John Freeman, James McPh*:rso.v, Kmily
MC1 'll EMS«>N, JOHN Cl'LVEH, J AM K* McPllEltMlN :
You, mid each of you, arc hereby notified that
we, the undersigned, have expended the sum
of 942b.uu in work and tm pro vine lit* on the
Lake oil claim, located at or near Cattella bay,
in the Kayak Mining District, District of
Alaska The sold sum being ntverrary to li«»l«t
said claim for the years ending IHW, 1900, 19»'1,
1902. Ifni the end of-Millet)’ days from date
you refuse or neglect t»> contribute your pro
portion of said claim, your fnterest in said
property will become tlm property of the sub
scribe rs under Section 2324, Revised Statutes of
of the Cnitod Stales.
Kb. Lawson.
T. 1*. STAMEY.
Thor. li. White, Agent.
First published April 9. 1903.
Last published July 9. 1903.
Soldier’s Additional Homestead
Application, No. —
l\ S. Lasi> OFFICE Ht
Juneau, Alaska, June 1, l*k«.
Notice la hereby given thut Charles A. It«*n
qtck, being entitled to the benefit* of :eeiiou
23y6 of tiie revised statutes of tis** 1'idled
State, granting additional land* to soldiers and
sailors who served iu the war of the rebellion,
has made application to this office to make
proof and entry by said applicant, under an
I act of congress approved May 14, lh*»K. for the i
lauds in l. K. survey No. 577 in the District of
Alaska, described a* follow**, to wit:
Beginning at a mound of stoic s at ordinary
high water murk, on left bunk of Alohuok
river, wheuee an iron pine 2 inches in diamtor
I and 2 feet iu the ground ou the suiktnit of the j
j river bank anti marked W.C. Sur. No. 577, be
ginning Cor. No. 1, bears south 3 deg west 1
chain distant; the lire variation 23 deg 8 inin |
east meander on left hank of the Alohuok river
at ordinary high water mark down stream,
first course nortn 28deg37 min west 10.1,**olins;
second course north 88 deg 7 min we«t 7.35 eh ns;
tiiird course, south 85 deg 53 min west 2.50
chains to Cor. No. 2; thence fourth course south
3 deg west lo chains to Cor. No. 3; thence ri ft it
course, soutii 87 deg east 1 chains to Cor. No. i
,4; thence sixth course, north 3 deg east lo i
chains to place of beginning, Cor. No 1. Area,
JU.30 acres.
Any ami all perilous claiming adversely any
l»ortioii <•/ said land are required to file an ad
ver»erbiim in this office during the period of
publication of this notice, or within 30 days
thereafter, otherwise proof aud eutry of said
land* will be made by said applicaitt.
John \V. Dually, Register.
It is herehv ordered that the forego: ug notice
be published for,the full period of ten weeks in
the Alaska l*K'»*rnToi:. a weekly new >p.ti»*T
published at the town of Valdez, Alaska, w hlch
is hereby designated as the newspaper pub
lished nearest the lands described.
21 John W. lH'bUY, Register.
School of Open All Year
Practical Mining, C1rll Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Purveying. Architecture, drawingand Assay
ing. Awaying of Or*‘s. fj i; HuHb.ii and C’hlor
fiirttiou Assay, fJ >; Hlowiripe Away, flu. Full
course of Assaying, $5U. Established 1861. Scut!
for circular.
A. VAN HER NAILEN, President.
113 Fultou Street. hV.u Francisco, t’al. One
bb>t k west of City llall.
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It never wear* out — Klutrrite
rooting, |
Professional'
Cards.
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F. M. BOYLE, 1*1. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ,
Office: ALASKA
Swan Building, McKinley S».
DR. W. G. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
McKinley st. valdez.
W. A. RYSTROJ*!,
Dentist.
Swan
Building. Valdez. I
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Mining nn<t Un<l Uwi, Specialties.
VALDEZ, ALASKA
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez.
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL AND
LAND SURVEYOR.
Next door to Merchants Cafe.
JOHN F. RICE,
Lawyer.
McKinley St. Valdez.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
U. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
GALIA.NO (KAYAK), ALASKA
T J DGNOHOE,
Attorney at Law,
SWAN BUILDING. VALDEZ
NEW YORK LIFE
1NJUR/1NCE CO.
WRITES THE BEST POLICIES.
G. Sponberg, Agent.
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 SulUran Bldg. Seattle.
VALDEZ BUNK HOUSE
Near Corner Hobart St.
and Reservation Ave.
Convenient Reasonable
_.
H. R. Elliott E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
Casli paid for second bund goods
of all kinds. Richards Jir Co.
GOOD GOOD/. CCCD SEfV'CE.
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Blacksmith Shop.
All Kinds of Iron or Steel Work
Done in the Best Manner.
HORSESHOEING_ SLEDS
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WOODS & FOWLIE
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VALDEZ,ALASKA
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT & SMITH, *Prcs.
STRICTLY AMERICAN
AND
FIRST CLASS. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Only Billiard Hall In The City.
St Clair & Davis. Props.
Felix's Restaurant.
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St. Valdez.
Bell’s Smoke Shop
and pet a GOOD SMOKE. The most complete line of Pipes,
Tobaccos and (.dear Havana Oipars in Valdez.
McKinley Street, between Proud wav and Gla- CLUB
cier Avenues. Telephone 17 * ROOMS.
Wholesale and Retail. W. A. BELL, Prop.
Copper River
Draying Co. '
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
Homestead Location Notices.
Placer, Quartz and Oil Land
Location Notices.
For Sale at PROSPECTOR Office.