THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
u dished at Valdez, Alaska, every Thursday hy the Prospector
Publishing Co. Phone. Main 1.
Entered at the Valdez postotliee as second class matter.
It strikes us very forcibly that
the plan suggested by Secretary
Taft—of managing our insular af
fairs by having a bureau at Wash
ington to look after Alaska, Hawaii,
the Philippines, and Porto Rico—
is a very poor one..
The conditions and nceils in each
of the named places are so different
that it would l>c utterly impossible
lor any one commission to admin
ister intelligently to the needs of
each.
\\ by not give eacli of these plac» s
a representative at the national
capital, and have each commission
composed of men who thoroughly
understand the section they repre
sent? Take for instance, the enor
mous territory of Alaska—that
alone would require all the time of
any commission to bring it properly
beiore the government and the
people.
We, in Alaska are all Americans.
Our territory is a part of the United
States, honestly acquired. We are
not undergoing an experiment and
we have not even the satisfaction
of expecting that the country will
be handed over to us for our own
management when we become civil
ized,and we don’t want it; we simply
desire to be recognized as a part of
the Union and treated as such.
The other insular possessions
named above are composed of pec
.. pie who are absolute foreigners,
yet they receive far more attention
from the government than wo do.
We are spending our own money
and building up the most profitable
addition to the country. Then
why not give us the right to put
forward a representative—or repre
sentatives—whom we know will he
able to represent, rather than have
a commission, which under the
secretary’s plan, would very likely
he composed of men whose first
duty would he to make a tour of
Alaska to find out what they were
appointed for.
Additional Telegrams.
Seattle, Aug. 1—President Baer,
of the Pennsylvania railroad, is a
visitor in this city. He will visit
the fair in Portland before his
return east. .
New Orleans, Aug. lr— Relations
between the states of Louisiana
and Mississippi have reached an
acute state. Owing to the yellow
fever in New Orleans, Mississippi,
among other adjoining states, has
established a strict quarantine
against Louisiana, which is en
forced along the border by armed
guards, who prevent refugees from
the infected district entering the
state. In a number of instances
these guards have encroached upon
the territory of their sister state,
and this armed invasion has of
fended the dignity of Louisiana.
Governor Blanchard has communi
cated with the captain of the naval
brigade with a view of having a
gunboat dispatched to the liordci
to protect citizens of Louisiana
from further indignity. In the
past twenty'-four hours there have
been six deaths from yellow fever.
Notice.
Owing to inoreased transjtorta
tion facilities the Co|>jter Centei
Mining and Trading Co. will, aftei
Aug. 1, reduce the jtriees of jtro
visions twenty per cent.
It is better and safer to mail youi
films as soon as exposM to *P. S,
Hunt, Valdez, and have them devel
oped and printed. Also avoid rusli
ip.the fall..
COAL — COAL
C. \V. Miller,agent,or Copper Itiver
Droving Co.
Tower of attorney blanks at this
office.
Notice Dissolution of Partnership.
XrttiiM* H hereby glvmi, that tin* partnership
heretofore existing I., -tween the iindt i«ign->i
In the llorM «h«n* Saio »n. In VuMez, Alaska, N
this da) •li'folvtMl by mutual «• uisent.
vll debt* due from the «•-»i«t ilrm are tolas
I* -<nvd to J. R. .IcNeel for payin -lit, the
'Hi I J. K MeNe I iMnflnniny tlm Win •*«.
Hated April 1'itli, IAjo.
IIA Kit V ASHLAND.
J. It. MrNKKL.
Notice of Forfeiture.
IV Al.Dia, A *.A'h A, Mil V II. 1»l.
TO WOKKW 1 lll'.n .1 \v II. ANAKKIt:
You itii t each of you are h rohy not ill* i that
I have expended, during tii • year ls*i| »>ne
Hundred Dollars upon each of the hereinafter
named quart* mining claim*. in labor and im,
provemed:*. to-wit : The “Huu Laic” i laiin
rt* »rd»ii in li.Hik No. 1, at page 212 of tile
record* of mining »dn|»nv a i * if .- rights. in
tlie office of the recorder of th • Valdez Record -
ing District, Ala*ka; the "M«ion Lode’* claim,
recorded in said Hook No. I. a', page .r;| of said
records; the “Porcupine Lode” claim, rr mrded
In Hook K. at pug, l»» of said rc ords; the
• Kvening Star” claim, recorded in llook II, at
page 222 of said records. All of the above
named claim- are situated In the Popper Moun
tain mining district, on Prince William Sound
and District of Alaska. And that I, A. W. rib
hits. during the year 1W>». in order to bold -aid
claims under tile provision* of Section of
the Revised Statutes of the V lited State- and
the amendment- thereto, concerning annual
labor up n mi.'.lug claims, bclvjf tiie amount
required to hold-uid claim* for the year end
ing Ik'ceralicr Jl-t. l:»M, have expanded One
Hundred Dollars in annual a< ni.cit work
upon eaidi of tin at«*ve said claim-.
\nd if within ninety day- oi the personal
servi.-e of fhl* notice. or within ninety days
after the publication thereof, von fail or "refuse
to contribute your proportion' >t su.-li expend!
lure, a* a co-owner, or siiull fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion of such expendi
ture ii)M»n each or any of said claims, vour
interest in said claims in any or cither of them
will become the property "of the suba -rlber
hereunto, your co-owner, who has made the
requisite expenditure under the terms of the
ia w.
Thi» notice does Hot preclude either of you
from contributing your proportion of such ex
|H*uditure upon cither of said mining claims
i and preventing i forfeiture of your intere-t in
cith r of -aid mining claim* upon which such
payment is made.
A. W. T IBB ITS.
First date of publication. May 11, I'.** ..
| Last date oi publication. Aug. in, liiu'j.
-——.
! In the <’ommi>.*ionkb’* t’oraT imk Forty-Mile
Precinct, Thikd Division of run
^Territory of Alaska.
Before K. ft. Hrai«y, < ommisscner and Ex*
UrFlCIO JrOCE OF I'KOtlA I E.
In the Matter of the Estate » Notice
of > To
i Jame* <1. Johnmon, i>e< easki>. m’rkihtors.
Notice is hereby ^iveii, to all persons having
c laim* auHiii't the estate < i James <i. John*toti,
deceased, to present the same, with proper
vou« her* ther» for, within six months from the
date hereof, to the underdersigned, admini*
trator of said estate, al hi* resident • upon
creek claim number two below dis. overv on
Walker’ii Fork creek, Forty*MUe Precinct, Ter
ritory of Alaska.
Alexander Thompson,
Administrator of s iid K>tato.
Dated at Wiekersham, Forty-Mile Preeluct,
Territory of Alaska, this l*t day of June, l'AF*.
Dale of lirsi publication. July »», l.Hi.
Date of las! publication, Aug. ;*, l •>».».
On or about July 1st the Ten a*
Senate will be moved to the ground
floor of the Holman block, adjoin
ing Hotel Holman, and will con
tinue to be operated as a tirst-class
saloon under the name ufjj
COPPER CENTER CLUB
Ciias. Cowell, Prop.
, Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
1 _________
| A Store
At Slate Creek
Will he opened up early in the
Spring with a Complete, First
Class stock of Hoots, Shoes,
GROCERIESaadCLOTIIING
Everything needed hy ihe"Mi
ner and Prospector will l>e in
stock all summer.
Freighting Done
Leslie & Nelson.
BOOKS BOOKS
Fifty cents a month
gives you the privilege
of reading as many
ltooks as you wish.
New ltooks each boat.
The Prospector Library
BOOKS BOOKS
The Dock Baths are Open Al]
Night.
Notice of Trustee's Sale la Bank
ruptcy. i
In tl>« M*trW Conn lor ih« Ttrrttorr o! Aluti
Thlr»l Division.
In the Matter of tkt Estate \
of the i httltu Develop- J Bankrupt.
ment Company. )
Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to an
Order duly made and entered on the third day
of .tune. 1W hv the Referee in Kanktuptcy in
the matter of the estate of the Cbittltn Deveb
amieot company, * will «e!l at public auction
I the right, title and interest that the said
bankrupt held and owned at tfic date of the
adjudication In hankrupo y In and to the here
inafter described . ?ai nod personal property free
from all Hens urd claims, except as to the Hen
for the ait min I a- -«o»ent work performed on
the hereinafter described mining claims for the
year IMA, under end In aerordanee with the
terms and conditions of a certain agreement
*»*do and cnirrH into on the 2nd dav of K«d».
ru.iry Iftfi, by and be!wot n me, a* trustee, and
Dcorgo M. Esterly. Said sale will take place on
the •• U dav of duly, i «a*», at the hour of two
O’i'I.m k r. M. of said day, in front of the Cnited
Btati s Court House, i.i the Town of Valles,
Alaska
The property to he sold at said sale Is descrlb
td as follows, to-wit: r
An nndivlded nine b Mbs interest tn and to
the following described placer mining claims
and lode claims, situated in the Nizliia Mining
District, Valdez Recording District, District of
Alaska, to-wit:
Claim No. above discovery, on Chititu ere k
nolle© of lo; atlon being recorded in book D of
mining location* at pngclfl of the records of
\ able. K-cording District, to which reference
is hereby made.
< iaini No.!» above discovery, on Chlttitu
Creek, recorded In bo k I*, of said records at
page *2.
■ ••• .. on i< nr.- 'inn-11, recor'iea in
boo* D at page 102 of *aid records.
Claim No. lion White Gulch recorded in book
H at page 78of raid records.
( h im No. 5 on lb x Glib h, recorded In book
D of said records at page •.•7.
Claim No. 10 on Hex Gnlcb, recorded in l ord:
I) at pagcTft of said record*
Claim No. 13 on Rex Gulch, recorded In book
D a! page Oft of sni»! records.
claim No. 5on Grub -take Golh, recorded
In biHik D, at p.igo.Hi of -aid records.
Claim No. ft on Grub Stake Gulch, recorded in
book P at page 80 of 'aid r» cords.
CIhIih N». r>on Hli i Uul*:li, recorded in book
P nt png- !»7 of said word*.
Clabu No. 3 on 1 inner Gulch, recorded In
book 1 at page MX* of .‘.id moil.
Ci.ilm No. j on Jolly Gul* !i recorded In book
P HI l uge ?'.» of said record*.
Claim No. 1 on Sin-dav Gnlch recorded in
book !» nt page 1' s o{ -.:M r < >rd«.
Km:inn bench t i dm. * b. it limit of and ad
M ini.ig claims No*, p and in abo\ dlse. very on
Chlitlti* i-r ek, recorded in book J- ui ouge :dCof
said records.
Claim No. I above discovery, on Chlttitu
Creek, refolded in hook Pat page9ft of said rec
ord .
claim No. ft on White Gulch, recorded in
book P at page 7 » of said records.
Claim No. H While Gulch, recorded In book
: P at page 110 of snld word*.
Claim No. ft on Kex Gulch, recorded in book
1) at l uge |u7 of said records.
Claim No. 12 on box Gulf h. recorded In b<»ok
P at piige y»of said records.
Ciaim No. lion ilex Gnlch recorded in book
P at p..ge 101 of snld records.
Claim No. 4 on Biel Gulch recorded In book
P oi >v.i ! r oord at peg$73.
Abilin No. 2 on l.«mcr Guleh recorded In bock
I> at p : 7 « of said records.
Claim No. 3 on Jolly Gulch recorded In book
I> at i*agc t»1 of said records.
Claim No. 2 on Grub Stake Gulch recorded In
book J> at page 72 of said records.
Claim No. 2 below discovery on Chittitn
; Creek rec orded in book P at page 7P of >ubl
words.
Claim No. 1 above discovery on Chlttitu
, Or. ek recorded in book P at page 103 of said
r < i i».
‘""tin No. ft above discovery on Chittitn
Cava recorded iu hook P at page 04 of said roe
, oi‘*.
f I dm No. 4 on White Gulch rccoidcd in bo, \
! I). t i • e 09 of xuid word*.
» i*iin .>ii u *.n wnue r«. ordetf la
book I» ai pace 103 «>f «»'d :*>or.t«
Claim No 2oii Hex G>t.ti: re< oided in ’.uaic
I* ai page 91 of «rM records
Claim No tiou Hex Gulcfi recorded ui beoK
Dai page 7f»of •aid records
Claim No 7 ou Hex Gunn recorded iu book
D ai page 1«7 of aiiid reco:d»
l iaim No 2 on b!ei Gulch recorded in nook
Dai page 100 of sa i records.
ci> m No 1 ou Ktiuati-Gulch rc orded in
be* k D ai page *5 of said records.
< <aiin No 4 on Jolly Gulch recorded in l ook
D ai page Ni of >aid record*
l Iann No. 1 ou HaitieGulcb recordt 1 in book
D ai page 89 of -aid records
t’laiai No. 1 on Kdna Gulch recorded iu book
Dai l age 92 of bald record*
Claim No. 1 on Gladv a Gulch recorded in
book D al page No of *aid record*.
Claim No 1 ou Grub Stave Gulch recorded in
book D at page 90 of sum record*.
C laim No. 7 on Grub Slake Gulch recorded iu
book 1» hi page 84 oi t»aid records.
< lanu No. 8 u » >v» Discovery on f'hititu
Cieck recorded iu took D ui page ICo oi tuid
rccoid*.
Ciaim No. Ion White Gulch recoined in book
D at i t;je I10_of • mu it ids.
Claim No 7.oi: iijft* Gulch recorded iu book
Dm 4c lu6oi . . »v -onis.
t No. Son i.fji Gulch recorded iu book
D a; | ng «J of aaiu i word*.
Claim No 1 on li.ei Gud ii recorded in book
D a p tge Iti sain . • ,..s
Ciiuin No. 2 ou K« r .u.. GuVh recorded iu
book D • ' p.ige NT oi .n« i it
Claim No 2 • ii Jolly Gu..-ii .u1 nded in book
Dai page 92 a-i i cords.
Claim no ii» .. Jol;y Gulvh rttordv..l in book
D at page ©7 oi auid leei rda.
Claim Xu. I on Grub Slave Gulcli reco;dcd in
book D ut page Ni of said lecoiu*.
! Also lode claims Gold Dollar, Standard, Joa
Dandy ai d Ih.bt . Li, kn ,v u j> . „ . ody
6iOUj>, 8i' fl ou the l.K liiiiii o* lire -><u.d
V* bile Gul
new ei. tci i.nous peisnrmt prop- riy on
Chititu u'eik, Aie.srs, »* tvli -ws: (-licatrou*
b-’X ; 12 i-i fS: i i . |b,.>\\ s. : i;
'* * i» »b* Vt's:-1 » • ‘*i' * * s: » tP - ‘ scoops; 12
ainull bi ou.>; l o; uz ■,:* M -«;«11*; 10 n»a£ u. .
4 CHW L:.U .„r;-; > . iiR. | |«wv
frlililh ou l.l; 12 ux* ; h hand aws! - •'*
P ot cn^ciil I'ins 4 whip mv : 7 oiic-mo-4
cro>»? cm uit s: l c.-i-.- si cL and u . -; 6 bi- r.i
emilbing -nig* ; 1 fairs*-;- -oei’.sj ou.i.t; ;i woi
: adzcs',4c;t.j cm r.. ’ v. .•:* ; 2 braces; 1 full ‘«t
J oi bit--; 2 try squares; 3 s’ re. quart? ; 1 set
matching i luues; i jack planes: # smoothing
; plain a; 1 set carpentei’a cm els; m . ,\,\ .I :.
10 sir..c * fork l sack '.oo.>; 2 ro'i?. bu .dii*g
paper; 1 gu wen r • •; f, ina'-tocks;-1 pcavies; o
crow-bar*; .jo shut . *; i3 picks; l sledg-' ham
mers; o il ruble bit • i axes; 2 : cue
1 *mn» ’-hovel; l ku o! i'.i
ee 11anevus kitche • au<i cooking nu-a
• sets; 2 hand ax • : mist - Unueou .'mail loo. ;l
survey ora leveling iou; 2 stove* ami pipe; 1
ldackMiiith * • iotvs; 1 ;::jvii; 1 wit-! barrnw ;
half jar i . my; 3j ik.i.:*- ; v i u.t
boxes; 1-Ao :'* n eo:.v- j; lit.* : small
lot of as.sor.it- g'we us. ,\\ , ;pe fnl-owir
personal pro}-* riy t. nted a. the cabin ai:u
clrathe in | lacer c’c.no 2 \W>: t.uleh,
Alaska: 6 shove-,*, 6 picks, 1 p-a ry; 2 spad‘ s’;
4 a>.s; 3 li\vis; l hand -h\.: 2 liami tile*;?
f»l pans; 1 st..oolh -r i;i ; 1 l ;i: at: ,c: ;
brace; 2.tcker? ; li< vuiii. pije; i iau>«i>a
grinder; 1 ga .anize tub; 1 wa ll board; 2
claw l i ui.-rs; l : >t u. ; • l tent. loxl2; 1
rtoveniiti {*; e; 1 ke- Amo ail i»ooks oi ac
count aud bo. reeL-i\ .Lie agi.iust diners anti
feui dry per-on. tb. :>uu nai-.ed t u -.••.id bank
rupt at theuatcof ihe adjudici .ou of said
bankrupt*- , it -o r■ ». ;-!u !ii: , u c u m or ac
count aga...*t ihc n :in*t Timlin;? t'om.-any, a
corporation, i* r the u- t ,;f five .‘icusr. u* uine
bun-i.c t and lorty-fnur >*.ud -ia-hu o. trs.
Tire terms and c nditiou* <»f said • ale are ns
follow*: All o< the above dc.-crbed p op riy
shall be sold at raid sale to the highc i bidder
!acca*h. provided, however, the him of S. and
J. Wchii of l'hiu.delphia, Pennsylvania, hold
ing a drift lien upmr the said above described
mining claim.* for the sum of eight thousand
one huiidr -1 uud eighty-four ami »0-loO dol
lars, and Julia £. And*u- of Youkeis, New
York, also holding a first lien upon said
uroperty for the sum of seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty-six and Ho 100 dollars, and
the said Jo..n K. Andrus holding a second lieu
upon Mid mining claim, for ill. sum oi lorn
•** thousand eight hundred aud veventy-two
and ou-1 dollars, or either of thorn, m.-iy be
come purchaser* at *a:d sale, and way aptly
the amount of their or either of their said
aaveral liens, or any part or portion thereof, in
imymeutof the purchase price of said wining
claims: provided further that should said lieu
holders or either of them become the purchas
claiiua at said sal«, they
shall first pay the necessary expen-.es of *aid
sale, not to exceed the sum of three hundred
dollars, before applying the amount of their
■aid several liens or any part or portion thereof
ppou the said purchase price. Said sale shall
M subject to confirmation by tha court, as pro
vidad in raid order of sale. J. C. Martin.
Trustee of the Chitim Development Company,
a Bankrupt.
D«Ud, this Juno 6th, 1906,
V »»>:•*/ Mtt'ka. Julv !,
By onler of the rof ree the above sale is p »*t
■ potted uutil August ith. at *2oV!.ak, m.
J. r. Martin. Trustee.
Room for two n ore. to eat anil
| bleep at the liuiittl.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 30 VALDEZ,
Ofliees: ALASKA
Fish Building, MeKinley St.
Dr. C. A. WINANS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Ollier: Itooms 1 nnd '2,
[Swan Building Phone 11*
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fish
Building. Vai.de*.
Opeu evening*. Sunday cxt opir.J, 7 ::>» » 9.
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Broadway.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, A I, ASK A
FRED M. BROWN,
• Lawyer
Mining mill 1.11 ml l.aw*, Spcnnltic.
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Cecil H. Clegg,
Attorney at Law,
Notaky Pini.rc.,
Office Court House, Vat df.z.
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Aye. • Valdez.
T J EONOHOE,
Attorney at Law,
VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Menilier of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
______________________________
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
RI PANS Ta bul us
Doctors find
A "ood prescription
For mankind
•The 5-eent package is enough for usual occa
sion. The family IhiUIa* (fti cent.**) ••otitaius a
supply for a year. All iir Jurists null them
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3.50
Gold and Silver - 1.50
Copper ... 2.00
Lead - 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska
BO YEARS’
EXPERIENCE
uot Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
An rone sending n sketch and description may
qntckly ascertain our opinion fret? whether an
invention is probably palaniub;*^ Couiwunica
tiousstr.ctlr confidential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Ohlwt .^eu-y fur securing patents.
Patents taken thru us b Munn & Co. receive
tpt cLU uotUe, v/ithoat Qjiante. lit the
Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. harvest cir
culation of any h< leutidc Journal. Terms. $3 a
year; lour months, f L Sold by all newsdealers.
NffiLtersJW
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior points. Large com
fortable quarters with every accommodation for
man or beast. Garden products in reason
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. Miles From Valdes.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGXU8SON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate 50 people, has large
warm barn for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
musher desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
\A/ 21 ^*es From Valdez
. * III The Last riace Before
Crossing Thompson Pass
I_|Qp Everything First-Class
I lUUOC Freight Contracted
Formerly Accommodations For Lar?e Outfits
Our Road House j M* Daniels, Prop.
The Teikhell Roadhouse
43 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best'of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh Meat.
Poultry and Vegetables always on hatnl.'^Best.feed ing{g round
for horses on the trail.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
V. T. Co.
The following Roadhouses, situated on the route to Fairbanks,
operated under the management of the Valdez Transportation Co.,
will he found to he firsl-elas.-t 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 Trails
Rates: Meals, $1.50, Beds $1.00
GEO. B. RORER MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse
100 Miles From Valdez I
At Trail Crossing of the Gakona River
Rates: Meals $1.50, Beds $1.00 '
JCIIN GILLESPIE MANAGER '
t
HOTEL D1LLER.
Headquarters for Valdez people. ! .* > rooms.
Hales 50 fonts, $1 and $1.50 per dav. k irsti lass
Kestaurant in connection. Fue Bus. O dim site
r. 8. FtMlofllE-V.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
First Av. & University st., SEATTLE
School ot O; '!i All Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanic-'!, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Fiocess.
Surveying, Arehltei fur--, liranini* Assay
ing. Assaying of Ores, Bullion s . <1 t'hlor
iipili. ii Assay, li>; As. . v i'.i. Pull
course of Assaying. fin. Established is.i. sj .pl
for circular.
A. VAN DER NAILEN, President.
113 Fulton Street, Han Francisco, t al. One
block west of c ity Hall.
Operates the finest trains in the
world every day in the year, be
tween
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
Chicgo,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KANSAS CITY. I
making direct connections with
through trains for all points East
and South.
As cheap as the cheapest and the :
licst to lie had. For rates or reser
vations, call or write.
F. W. PARKER,General Agent.
. 151 Yesler Wav, Seattle.
SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
DECORATING
SjB a Spllj
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Frices Reasonable.
Ella mar. Alaska
Calling Cards fnrin;£
latest style Engravers Old English
the proper thing. Invitations and
seore cards lor card parties. XL)
I'nosi-Kcron. L’lioue C