SAT V i I oHio*- phone 25
I \ I I I—CSUICO must not fcrget that SNYDER'S STORE
‘ • carries a fine line of dress goods.
Men’sSuits are the thin^g at present. Readymade Skirts «E ££
* i ™ 1 * *___
A EEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull.Graduate Optician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Something new in winter cap? at
Levy's.
Yukon sleds and Camp atoves at
Brownell's.
Fresh salted peanuts at the Can
dy Kitchen.
C. F. Townsend left last Satur
day for Kayak.
\V. T. K.iake Las been sent to
his home in Oregon.
New line of woolen waists just
received at Levy A Co.
Get a Venison for the winter. 12c
Phone 21*. Valdez Market.
I*r. H. B. Pearson will leave on
the Santa Ana for the state*.
Jim Plenderleith anil Wm. Bon
ney have started for Shushiina.
Mrs. B. B. Lockhart, stenography
and typewriting. Prospector office.
The Excelsior left Seattle on Dec.
1. She will go as far as Resurrec
tion.
Attornev Burleigh and wife will
leave on the Santa Ana for New
York.
Just a plain dance at Moose
hall Saturday Fine music arid
lunch.
Steve Birch and attorneys Car
Son and Arthur will leave on the
Santa Ana.
Tar paper. Tents. Lanterns. Steel
traps and General Miners supplies
at Brownells.
Chase and Sanlmrn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to lie had at Hemple A
Dougherty’s.
Your old clothe? can Vie restored
to a re-pectable condition at the
Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
A special Sunday Dinner will he
served at the Home Restaurant
from 4 to 7 p.m. Price 50 cents.
Judge Wickersham and wife,
M irshal Perry and wife* and N. V.
llarian leave ior the states on the
Santa Ana.
* r<-re Quarter. 11 cent
XrCCI » Side, - - 12 “
Now is the time to buy.
Phone 2‘-*. Valdez Market.
C. R. Crawford and wife left on
the Bertha for a visit to the states.
Charley is apt to return on the
deck of his own steamer in the
spring.
I*r. A. Von Gunther, president of
t he Valdez Brewing Co., returned
from tlie states Wednesday, with
the remainder of the brewerv sup
plies.
The Valdez 1. O. O. F. Club will
hold a smoker in their club room
on Friday evening. December 4th.
All Odd Fellows are to consider
this a personal invitation to he
present.
Among the departures on the
Bertha were Fred J. Chapman, the
handsome manager of The Xizina.
He has gone to his home in Mon
tana to settle an estate, and will
return in the spring.
Anyone having knowledge of a
cache l>eing left on Mary’s creek,
at head of Tanana. kindly notify
this office. Such a cache was stolen
and taken to Fairbanks, and in
formation is wanted as to the ori
ginal owner.
Special Sale
Of Toilet Articles to completely
close out this line of goods and
make room for Xmas stock, so avail
yourself of tins opportunity to buy
cheaply. “Ideal” Hair Brushes, I
Face Brushes, Fine Soaps. Skin
Food, Hand Lotion. Hair Dyes and
many other choice articles at Mrs.;
Sheffer’s store.
\\ . C. Stull Expert Watchmaker
Any kin-1 of candy at the Candy
Kitchen.
Onside and lined mitt* A gloves
at Levy A Co.
Sole and Harness leather and
Saddles at Brownell’*.
Get a good Porto Rico *>c cigar
at the Candy Kitchen.
Have you seen the new stock of
Toys at the Golden Rule.
The latest novelties in fine sta
- tionerv a! Broadway Pharmacy.
Ihin’t have cold feet. Ladies’
: and gents’ felt shoes at Levy A Co.
I F. W. Rooney, after settling tin
affairs of K. .1. Fiedler, deceased,
here, departed on the Bertha.
Lost.—Small package containing
a cameo pin and nugget. Finder
return to this office and receive re
ward.
Jas. Fish, Sr., licensed real es
tate agent, McKinley st.. Valdez.
Telephone 13. Properties for sale
or rent.
r Don’t fail to take a chance on
that $40 Vase to he raffled at Ses
sion’s Cigar Store. “The Old Smoke
Shop,” on McKinley street.
Wrappers. Waists and anything
you want at the Golden Rule.
Lost.—At reception in McKinley
hall a square link gold cuff button.
Please return to Parker’s hunk
house and receive reward.
The U. S. Marshal with three
deputies, will leave on the
Santa Ana with the prisoners for
McNeil’s island and the Salem in
sane asylufti.
The Bertha on her way from the
: westward stopped at Latouche is
■ land ill Prince William sound and
i 'ook on a shipment of ore from the
Beatson mine. It is destined for
the Tacoma smelter.
The chandler of commerce will
hold an im|Mirtaut meeting to-mor
row night at the court house.
M- a-tire- of importance will he
brought up .necessitating the at
tendance oi all nietnfiers. The col
lection of dues will he in order, for
which it would he well for the
tnendiers to come prepared.
The government party from Fort
Li.'Cum have established a camp
about a mile from town on the
trail, and are there >toring a large
quantity of food supplies intended
f<>r the various telegraph stations
between here and the Tanana. On
the loth instant they will begin
moving the outfit over the trail
with some 30 horses, when it will
be easy for anyone to follow them
with shd loads.
Wellington Coal.
140 lbs to the saek. Price $14
per ton; $1 a sack. Delivery free.
<>ne saek and upwarii. Copper
Kiver DravingCo.
IN Tilt I'NITEH STATES MSTKICT CGI' RT
FOR T11E lilSTHK T OF ALSKA.
TU1KD DIVIO.-.
A. K CkswrokD. ^
Plaintiff. Summons for
v# V.
Jennie (ikAre Crawford Publication.
Defendant. J
The Pr- s:deut of the Cnited States. sends
gre ting to J~nuie «.ra e< rawfurd. <lef~n ixiit:
You ar«* hereby required t«# Hpj»**a. in an a
!i*-n Lroi-.ght against vou by the above n»m-d
plaintiff in the Cnited State- Sdiirift Conn for
t-he Di»tri«t of Alaska, Third Division, and an
swer the i ompl.tiut filed therein within thirty
•lays afo*j the completion of the [<eri<>d of pub
U' stkni of tlii*«umia<)n», to wit:
The -aid a< lion wa« brought to obtain a d -
cre■* di—olving the bond* of matrimony I»er
tof.»r*.- and now existing beiwen pluiatiff and
def c ndant.
And you use hereby notified that if you fa\.
toapp«r and an-wer the complaint. as at» .ve
rvjuir- i the said nlaintirf will apply to the
court h r The relief demanded
Order for servi e of summons of publi-at ioi. ;
was mad•* on the ‘3»th day of November. 1*>*3. j
WITNESS, the Honoralf James Wicker** mam .
Judge of s<id Court, this 'Jarh day of November !
1 * '■>. and of the iiidep nd< nee of the Cnit.d,
States of America, the one Hundred and Twen
ty-*ighth.
[*eal] A. K HEII.ID,
t lerk, l*. S. District Court for the District !
of Alaska. Third Division,
By E.A. HENDFJCi*ON\ Deputr
J W . I.eedy, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Valdez. Alrt-ka.
Kir*t date of publication, December 3. 1WD3.
!.*»» dal*' of publication. 14th of January, 19o4
Valdez MarKet
Beef
btj the
Quarter. ,
Smoked Salmon for Man or Dogs 8c per lb. !
\Vc iK-liver All Over T«>wn. Call V* l'j». Phone 2V.
IfotHinno! From Third pag* ]
Ih • plaintiff in Alaska in I V. and the record
nt it-examination and approval hr the board ;
•f dlre* tor-; -<e ‘ Plaintin's Exhibit'- to. i. pvt.
v«'1.2. I> pauhin*: »l«o page* :u.VJitf. -upra !
nils report !« a full « aieuient of % work on
th. i-.unpanrs mince. nnd c .ntaimPthe nan—
and amount-p.|.i and t c ehara er of th.
w .tk p *h. w* *ha- i oris T.i- were h . „.
ted hv l.Jin for »he « n:np>ny during hat-. a-on
>e . n.i. the admission ».n th.» plniri iff* -ee rd
on January *24- 19«. »hat plaintiff onlv d.iimKl
an i n teres1 with t he Met lei Ian pneetin* pa r
f " >nza group, and ;he ««1 tin*sion
I Hint the claims wer.- h eated hr that cm
I ,?n.' : "J: • **» l*endens made niid signed b\
i plaintiff s off|. -rs to like effect, and rec*rd«*d
j r ebruary 4. p*r,» It, the reorder’s ofTi-e >,t Vat
• ,!**z:.PlainMff’s Kxhd.it No. i::.** .. p*. > j.
I w— "Pefendan’s’ Exhibit .V." p.
*!: v,,! lotions: and p. 9*9. \„) ?. fVpo
j sitioti-. Third, that sworn statement of the
plaintiff ma< e by it- ..ffh-er« nnd *r t* .#• reooire
I men’s of the law* of \!n«ka.-igned. acki ow
j wed a».d -worn toon January Is. p» 1. ,r,d „t
•est.-d hr a maj »ritr of it- hoard of d re tor*
m " Juneau .,1
>fnrc|i Jl.innt, This report purfn.it- to contain
, a full stat. iiK nt of Its a- ?-; jt- mines are
*u niiot.cd particularly; hut none »*f the b n
:itiza /roup, n.it aiiv 1'ii.Tf.t therein i« men
l H'ln-'l: » <■ ••IMntniiff'. K.hlt.i; r",. i::. v..|,
... f*ep< -ith*ii« tin- failure to mention this
l^r-y. whoiv II *». It. <tmr to .1.. ... in iii.r
I - mllMt It. nti.l. r tl..- !»» . |* -tr..ni{ i-vi
■• nee that Plaintiff did not then claim fr»«.wn
| the bonanza /roup ,.r any intere-t therein
I Her/*-- • vs. t ni’ed States. ]r> t' s | * I Ed
xt The failure of t], * plaintiff to do assess
ment work tti.<.n ’in- bonanza mine- in 1S*»1 is
Mtioth r admission in the same line. The nu
merous !e»fers wrl"en iu Novemi.-r and
' " >‘*r ',n‘l *• ha!f oft r ferine
. rtd Mi!?ard ha ! full knowledge of the 1- «
c >n.- rnlug tile lo« a’ioti of the b’.tian't. group,
in whfeh tii \ • ’light to a< t as atret, s f »r the
-Hi. . f the mines in th. ir col,..-aled pr1 rodp• 1.
i } P ‘ ’• ,^**v f ;1I\ i.'iinit th** ownership
• f defendant-, can n d fail *o Uirow douht and
uncertainty upon the la’er testimony as wit
re.*,- it, * In* .-se an 1 in tin* word- of Judge
story “head u- 1ft the •oticlusioji. that there
may have t»een «onie inistake-atid mi*appre>
• en-ion*. to say llie least, as to i he purport and
i efr-'• of theconvc -ation-»f-he defendant, o
whirl, they testify.”
I Tl -1 1 . • . .
... ' .•* • " * -Ii -w- • ivari% MIT
lefendant Fl'ch wa« * mploved as »»•-,*•! packer
f'»r plaintiff** pa. v under M« ‘1 Han. that Kain
wa-* »np’oye 1 »*s f • rcitum oft lie dev*d .pm nt
work oil the Nicolai mine and tia'e- ns u labor
cr thereby They were*.< employ.-d when th**
mines in * iit were lo-nfed. and paid •herefur;
:ne r account-wcie stated in Me* leliati’- re
, I'.’J’* H,|d I** *r I*ayment approved l.v the plain
uff oy a I Ttnai net • »f i's board of dire tor*
\ Diere is to* testimony in the case M show that
» itl:cr t i*« li, Kaln or t*ates had any other re
■ »:s >u toward the plaintiff than mer • e;»tpi«>v
ee«* to p«rf r:n a spe* »ti d kind . i 1 h-.r which
1 hey did ie i •:tn satisfactorily, so far »<* th**
re o:d e<> - Toey »vu> not agents f .r tli** h»
■ t of mines f*.r the plaintiff, and had n..
■K:*■€?«» nt *»r duty in that regard. I'nder the
I : ule th y were n> t liar red from a par'iijm,’>n
in t!i 1 aiioii- f th Honaiiza group made bv
''■•r.e? and >mi:h. Warner and >inldi were
! neither ag.-n - m.rcmpl ye* - of the plaintiff;
I th y \w:-n diii e n ployed. support -d. trail
, ported nor p-id by it. nor by anyone for it.
, rhey w» rin ;**pe;idcnt prospect- r*. in thefVip.
p> r rive . uu;ry in p-nsuan <-e to an agree,
no nt pr *vi> >.» . »har in >1- between the plain
i Ufl un*i Mt-i'i Han: »ii ir locations w -r»* not
ua.i • i >r *i e p o-.ift. but were mad - f<>i the
ni> i.i • •* I tie- * •'! . 1 .ij prospering parse.
| Hie *-\; i n ehiii- t > *.iti-f> Hie that th>-de
f -ml u:-. . -i’,, ; »>f tii a. have coin mitt**!,
oiuiitcii i p .li: d any a* t in viulati n of a
duty to p’. .... s rs ug**nt« or emp|..y.
1 •'* • ci* v- .*-> i them, b* e a. litv
• 1 any f. ■ 1 i.» the t.». . n>-ti»nM busitie** with
r, >*r ini • ii i • r ogni/e and observe fairly the
' V-s • 1 i . i - i. t-grity aid holiest dealing
With ii. Tne pi*.miff ha- fallal t . e**» iblish
"* ■ s . ;• . t : nr p ;d all. eft h>- !**-t:
• • is n*.t * f that full satis* , t \
.u .oy ». . i ria.u *ig'. >us kiii* 1 whs -li will
n esi imi
.p .. t- .1 estate .. . ell tile | rilua facie till- mM 1
P *e**i *. - i t an.>rher.
Ir s u ;ue -.ry t . attempt lo r-vi-w every
p in* i•. 11• • .• e ,-e rbet ourt wii: n* t do
i’ i' • * • *. ...» i. that th-*plaintiff fail- t>
'.iI'li*.i . a^ra- y a n de* it t • en
i r.- n : .* ifo'i t.i* r ul pMj»:rtjr inmiitr>
v.-rsy, an*; ali . e. * sti«*n- are. th**r* fo«-,
inimate: iai. l-art imdlligs %-i fact, conclusions
• f law ..I, l de i-e b- eiitere*i in line with th>->*e
c*»ndu-ioii*
baled at Valdez. Alaska, November 28. 1903.
1AMKS WJt KK!>H \M.
district Judge.
. Cash r<-ui>ter, I'lidt-rwoml type
writer, ill Cliiis. Adler A- Co’.' See
ond Haiid Stme. next to Valdez
meat market.
Wellington coal ?14 per ton de
livered, or $7 per liali ton deliver
ed. J. Martin, agent, or Copper
Uiver Dray mg Co.
New cane scat dining roomcliairi*
^1.0(>. at Cliii-. Adler it Co’s Second
Hand Store, next to Valdez meat
market.
Mrs. Keininger and child arrived
on the Santa Ana to make their
home here.
Hemple (&, Doug'Herty,
Pioneer Outfitters.
The Most Complete Stock of General Merchan
dise In Valdez. Special Attention Paid To
Family Trade.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
Notice of Meeting of Board of
Equalization.
NotIre l, hereby ici\• n tlint l lt< I'nmnxiii
*’*>nn<*il of th* town of Valdez will -It a* u
H «rd *»f K«|iiali/ation on th* Uth and 21*1
day* of lH*remlM*r. I1.**::. f«.r t|» |» «*• of
euuailzim; tlit*K*«**">mi'nt of p . p-rty f«.rt*Tfv
All partie* com plain inn will then !*• heard.
W if. i'K\KY. Town « lerk.
Factory.
Nugget jewelry made to order on
short notice. P. K. Kern.
For Sale.
Valdez Brewery stock—Needing
ready money I will sell one-half of
my stock at SO cents on the dollar.
Prospector office.
For Rkxt—The Best storeroom
in Valdez, cheap to permanent
! tenant. Inquire at Bank of Valdez.
H. COCKERILLE, D. D. S.
The Pioneer Dentist.
Over Twenty Years’ Experience
Second .Street on Reservation.
| Cecil H. Clegg,
Attorney-at-Law,
Xotakv Priu.ic.
Office Court House Valdez
E. R. King,
W. E. Baumann,
Assayers
and
Chemists
Valdez Kodiak
Keystone Av. near wharf.
MONTANA
BARBER
SHOP
Steam Massage Baths $1.50
Plain Baths 50 Cents
Gould & Connors, Props.
SPECIAL SALE
Sweeping Reduction in Prices
To make room for holiday stock a few finely
tailored ladies’ dress and walking skirts, coats and
capes, flannelette gowns, skirts and kimonas, ladies’
and children’s cotton, cashmere and fleeced hosiery
fascinators and mittens.
THE EnpoRim
M. M. Sheffer & Co.
_McKinley street.
He Ovl Dm; (o.
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez Alaska
BANK Or VALDEZ,
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital. Paid-up - $10,000
Reserve, in Real and Per
sonal Property - $07,000
General Banking Business. Gold
Bust Bought. I.ounsand Discounts.
Foreign and Kastem Kxchuuge
Bought anil Sold. General Go I leet
ing.
patronage solicited.
Olympic : Club : Rooms.
Bowling
Alley
Billiard
, Hall
Cigars
Private
Ca**d
Rooms.
RUTHERFORD&RAYMOND
Contractors and Builders.
estimates and Plans Furnished on Application.
- House Moving - -
Front St. Near Broadway. Phone 63.
European Plan " pates peasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only Hrst ( la.«r Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers
DEBAJ Ey & POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valde*. Alaska.
CLEAN LINEN
is a mans first thought of clri ss. He wants it spotless, and WE
'< AN <il\ E IT TO HIM as he wants it.
THE ATTENTION
that wo give to details is the secret of our superior work; by doing so
I we produce a grade of work that is not equalled in this community.
OUR RAPIDLY GROWING BUSINESS
is proof that the public in appreciating our efforts. Mav we have
a trial package from you?
The STAR LAUNDRY
The GOLDEN RULE"
Cor. Keystone Ave. ami Front St.
Ladies’and Gents’ Furnishings
Millinery and Fancy Goods
Full Line of Children’* Wear, Art Materials, etc.
’98 Pioneer '98
Shaving and Bath Parlors.
Best equipped shop in the city. All modern
improvements. Work guaranteed the best.
Try Our Shampoo and Face Massage
Baths For Ladies or fitntlemen.
CAMERON GOLDEN