■ in A niKU UlVISlUn.
Tlw following descriptions of the I* Hindu r its of the different pre
nnrtsin tliist .ludirial <livision. tiikiM) from a rrmtf orclrr of the Court,
will h* of interp>t to all re>i»lenis of tlii»
Aleutian islands Precinct shall include all that, portion of the
District of Alaska within tin- i'hird Judicial Division commonly known
as the Aleutian Islands lying west of Isaiioiski Strait and including
the islands lying north thereof known as the Prihilof Islands.
I nga Preeinct shall licgin at the northerly entrance of Isanotski
Strait and run south through said strait so as to inciudc the Sannak
Islands; thence easterly to a |K»int three miles east of the Shuiuagin
Islands; thence northerly to Cape Kuinlik; thence westerly across the
mainland of the Alaska Peninsula to the cape north of Port Heiden
Hay; thence southwesterly along the north coast of the Alaska Penin
sula and including all the islands adjacent to said coast to Isanotski
Strait and the place of beginning.
Kadiak Precinct shall liogin at that point on Kamishak Hay west
from Mount Chinabora on Augustine Island where said Kamishak Hay
approaches nearest to I«ake llianina. running from said point on saiil
Kamishak Hay in a direct line to said laike llianina; thence following
the south shore of said Lake to the village of Kakimnak; thence south-!
westerly to the east end of the north arm of Xaknck Lake; thence
southerly to the south shore of said lake; thence southwesterly to the'
outlet of Lake Hechnrof; thence southerly to the east end of the Cga
shik Lakes, and from the east and south end of said lakes, southwest-!
crl v to a point midway lietwecn Cape Kuinlik and the cape north of I
Port Heiden Hay; thence easterly to Ca|«- Kumlik; thence southeast-!
crlv to a point three miles south of South Scmidi or Chowict Island;
• lienee in a circuitous line so as to include Kadiak Island and the ad
jacent islands to a point midway ln-twccn cape Klizahcth. at the
southern extremity of the Kenai Peninsula, and Cshagat Island and
thence westerly to the place of licginning.
Bristol Bav Precinct shall In-gin at that point on the eastern
shore of Kuskokwiin Bay where said shore is inteis ctcd l>v the sixti
eth degree of north latitude, running thence easterly along said sixti
eth degree of north latitude to the point where it strikes the westerly'
hank of the Xogheling Hiver; theme southerly along the western hank
of said Xogheling Hiver and across lliainnu Lake to the village of
Kakhonak; thence following the westerly line of Kadiak Precinct
to its intersection with the northerly Ummlary of l ima Precinct;’
thence westerly to the north cape of Port Hcidcn Bay and thence in a '
circuitous line northerly and westerly to the place of beginning.
Popper Pent re Precinct shall begin at the mouth of the Toiisina
Hiver and running along the north hank of said river and Tonsina ;
Lake; thence westerly along the water shell south of the southern '
tributaries of Lake Klutina and northwesterly on the water sheds ly
ing lietwccn the Matanuska Hiver and its tributaries and the Tazlina
Hiver and its tributaries and thence northerly along the divide to'
Davis or Goose Creek; thence following along the westerly shore of
said Davis or Goose Creek to its junction with the Shnshitna Hiver;'
thence northwesterly along the divide and around the summit of the
water shed between the Shnshitna and the Cantwell or Xennnu Riv
era; thence easterly along the divide lietwccn the waters Mowing into
tlie Shnshitna and Delta Rivers to the smith end of Summit laiko;
thence easterly and southeasterly along the divide lietwccn the waters
Mowing into the Tanana and Copper Rivers to Mount Regal; thence
along the divide to Mount Blackburn; thence along the summit of the
divide to Mount Wrangel; thence southwesterly down the north bank
of the Cliesuiua Hiver to the Copper Hiver and thence down the main
channel of the Copper River to the place of lieginning.
Kayak Precinct shall include all that part of the District of Alas
ka lying west oi the 141st degree of longitude ami east of the main
channel of the Copper Hiver; being lmundcd on the south bv the Gulf •
of Alaska, anil on the north by the water shfd Mowing from the moun
tains to the sea; including within -aid precinct, the islands known as
Kayak. Wingham and Kanak, and such other smaller islands as mar
lie along said coast lietwccn the eastern ami western limits herein
fixed.
Fairbanks Precinct shall ts-gin at the summit of the inountains
between tlie water slietl of Itireli Creek anil the Chatanika River at
the pass known as Twelve Mile; running thenee northward and west-!
ward along the divide between the water shed of the Chatanika
River and the tributaries of Reaver Crick so as to include all the
along the watershed north of the Chatanika river to the junction of the
water shed of the Chatanika River and thenee westward and southward
Chatanika and Benikakat Rivers; thenee down the Tolovana River to its
mouth; thenee down t he Tatiana River to the water shed west of the Kan
tishna River; thence along the divide so as to include all the water shed
of the Katisbna valley to the western boundary of the Third Judicial
Division; thenee to Mt. McKinley; thenee easterly along the divide:
between the waters Mowing into the (iulf of Alaska and those Mowing
into the Tatiana River to the north line of Copper Centre Precinct; j
thence following said north line of Copper Centre Precinct to the west
erly line of Fortyinile Precinct; thence following said westerlv line of!
Fortyinile Precinct ami the divide between the waters Mowing;
mto the Yukon River and those Mowing into the Tatiana River to the1
place of beginning.
Fortyinile Precinct. The north Imundarv shall run. front the'
1 list meridian in a westerly direction along the crest of the water!
shed lying south of Dome Creek and its tributaries to O’Brien Creek, j
crossing the same south of the mouth of Dome Creek; thenee along
the crest of the water shed south of Alder Creek and its tributaries,
the crest of the water shed lying north of (iranitc Creek and its tribu
taries. the crest of the water shed lying north of Mosquito Fork and its
tributaries; and thenee west to t he water shed east of t he (loud paster Riv
er; thence following the water shed of theTanana River and its tributa
ries to laikc M anslield; running t hence to theTanana River and down
said river to the water shed of Robertson Creek; thence along the
water shed south and east of Roliertson Creek to the eastern bounda
ry of Copper Centre Precinct; thence following the easterly line of
Copper Centre Precinct to Mount Regal; thenee southeasterly to a
point where the northerly line of Kayak Precinct strikes the 141st
meridian, and thence along the 141st meridian to place of liegintiing.
Kagle Precinct shall liegin on the 141st 'meridian at a point east
of the water shcil north of the Kandik River; running thenee south
outlie 141st meridian to the north line of the Fortymiie Precinct;
thence following the north line of Fortymiie Precinct west to the east
line of the Fairbanks Precinct ; thence following said east line of Fair
banks Precinct to the watershed lietween Seveiitymile River and its
tributaries and Charlie River and its tributaries on the east and Birch
Creek ami its tributaries on the west; thence following the water shed
lietween Charlie River and its tributaries and Birch Creek and its
tributaries in it northeasterly direction to the Yukon River; thence
crossing said Yukon River and following the summit of the water
slusl west and north of the Kandik River to the place of beginning.
(Continued next week.)
Wikidel’s -
- "Restaurant
(Old Poatoffice Building.)
■Regular Dinner 35c.
?riyete Apartment* Open Day and Night
Telegraphic News
Rin Jnniero, Nov. lit—Tln> revo
lutionary movement, which started
liere a few days ago. has lieeu
crushed and order is again com
pletely restores I.
Washington. Nov. 20—The |»rr?*
•dent, has the matter of Alaskan
a|>|N)intments still under consider
ation. The marshal for the Sec
ond division will ite named s«*on.
and will In* rx|>ectcd to proceed to
Nome at once, over the ire. to re
lieve Richards.
The successor of Judge Brown, of
the First division, will probably lx*
named tomorrow.
Chicago, Nov. 20—Twenty-two
gas tanks, which are used for
charging passenger ears in the
Northwestern yards, exploded yes
terday. . The shock did great dam
age to surrounding buildings, and
the tire which ensued i* still spread
ing. Five of the bodies of those
kilted have beer, recovered. There
were a large number injured.
Snn Francisco. Nov. 20 —The
convention of the American Feder
ation of Labor, which completed
its session yesterday, adopted a
petition to congress asking that i
Japanese labor he <xchided from
the l nited States by immigration
laws.
rH,ultlt\ >ov. —11 io mirniMur
left this morning for Sitka to re
pair the Seattle-Valdez cable. It
will take her about thr.lays to
make the tripand probably another
day to repair the break, so that
communication will be re-estab
lished by Wednesday afternoon.
1’umir. Nov. 20—Fifteen hun
dred American marines have land
ed and taken possession here. An
extensive revolution is on foot
against the government, and the
marines are expected to lie kept
busy preserving order.
Fernic. B. t'.. Nov. 20—Has in a
mine at Carbondale. ten miles from
here, exploded yesterday. Ten
miners were killed. All the Uidies
have U-cii recovered. • The mill is
a total wreck.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 20—.News
conies from Mukden that the great
est battle in the history of the pres
ent war is now raging along the
Shaklic river below Mukden. Ku
lopatkin assumed the offensive and
drove in the Japaneseuut|ioste, hut
Ovamn has mussed his forces and
launched the army of :i()0.000 men
against the Russian force of 27.1.
000. No further details are avail
able.
Tokio. Nov. 20—Advices from
the front are to the effect that Kll
ropatkin has assumed the offensive
again. He captured ami burned
ttimgrcusheUu and several other
villages south of Hun ri’er. Ova*
nia is preparing for another hig
tight.
Elizabeth, N. J„ Nov. 21 - The
submarine boat, which was built
here, and shipped on steamer For
tune. June 20. has reached Russia
and was safely delivered to the
authorities.
Tokio. Nov. 20 That the cap
ture of Port Arthur will be accom
plished in a few days is now prac
tically certain. Yesterday the forts
of Krulaugshuu and Sniishkushnn
were blown up from tunnels which
had'hecn run under them, and as
soon as arrangements are complet
ed Port Arthur will meet with the
same fate.
All the important out|sists and
even the city proper are now un
dermined.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 20—For the
first time in forty years the Rus
sian papers suggest a council of the
nation. They say the people are
weary of the intrigues of the pal
ace, ami something must be done
at once to avert internal war.
Seattle. Nov. 21—The Alaska
Club has taken up the Perkins fight
for the governorship of Alaska. At
the last meeting they unanimously
endorsed Col. Perkins, and wired a
eppy of the resolutions to the pres
ident. They urge that only two
terms should lie allowed any man.
Canon. Island of Crete, Nov. 20
—Part of the crews of the vessels
of the Baltic Heel were ashore here,
anil la-coming drunk, paraded the
streets and attacked the citizens.
A general fight ensued in which
live citizens were murdered and
manv wouncctl.
Skagway, Nov. 20—The Pacific
Coast Steamship C ’s. otlice was
rnhlieil Saturday night. A masked
man knocked (ieorge Rosenberg,
| the acting agent senseless, gagged
and Imipid him hand and foot, and
then got awav with $o,(K)0 in cash,
a lot of eh i ks, an 1 a diamond pin
taken from Roscnl>erg. When t)>r
agent *u< released he was nearly
dead.
roitr arrests have lm>n made,
and a reward of has liecn of
ferod h>r the a|>|irelieiisioii of the
ml >lier.
Notice oi Forfeiture.
Yahlex, Ala*ka. Oct. |<«M
Tof. L. lloYT:
You ttiv heretic notified tha? we baveevpeti.
«k**l tluniiK the year* l «t: mm i«t| ($_».■•) two
liundml dollar* in la»*or and improvements
uihmi each of flu* following placer claim*, the
'Idaho ” “l’hllhe,*'ai)d 'Ijui-lnic.” situated on
Sluiei-rtM-k in lIn* f hi*tin Minim* District. I»i*.
ir|i | of AIh*kh, in order lo hold *hi.| «laitn* tin
der the |»rov!«ioiix of section of ih<< |<e
vi-i*i| Statute* ,*f Hit* * »iled Mule* and the
rtiii ii'lin- iii thereto. itpproved .Inn. i!. Ishii.
concerning ttnniiiil labor upon mining claim*!
Ih-Iiik the amount ic-pun d to hold -aid claim*
for Hie |>ertod eliding lH*e. :I1, Iphl. And if
within ninety day* from the |>cr*onHl service
of thi* not in* or within ninety day* after the
publication thereof, you tnii or relu«c to eon
tribute your portion <d *tieh expenditure h* h
ei*M»wnrr. your Interest in said claim* will he
eome the pro|wrty of the «ub* r.h*d, your ei* i
ow ner* who have made the reijuired expend!* t
lure by the term* t»f Mkl section.
A. s. McDowell.
J. I.. Ilauiiaiu.
lieu llaiitium
Jack Beck.
r tr*t puhlii ation 1>».toher fi. ipni.
|ji*t puhlieatioii. January ». l!kiy.
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Sammons For Publication.
IN THE EXITED STATES COMMISSIONER’*
col'RT FUR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
DIVISION VAI.DEZ PRECINCT.
Before lion. John Lyon*. I*, s. Commissioner
nli(l cX-ofttrio justice of the peace.
Ji«M*ph Weckeri,
Plaintiff.
v*. s
Perry \\ illouglihv.
iHrfetn’Iatai. j
The President of the l ulled Stale-of America
In IVrry Willoughby, defendant above named ,
erecting:
You are hereby r**|iiircd and sinamuuetl lo
appear and mower the coin plaint oi the above
named plaintiff in tin- above entitled cause
ami court wilhili thirty days after the cotuple
Ibiti of the ihtunI of publication of ihi* sum
moil*. T.»al i« to «ay, within thirty days alter
iIu*-till day oi No\cml»cr. Rail or judgment lot
want of such action will i. taken against vou.
Said a• lion is lor the n eovery of the «uiii .u ,
three hundred and forty d. Ilm* amt liftv cent*
a Urged lo Ik* due this pb-hi 11 ft by defendant
np*»ii an accotiui i**r service* render*.*!, a- more
lull y appears by i he com plaint oil tile In 'aid
CH ll*C.
And take noli* *• that if you fail t*» appear ami
answer said complaint the plaintiff herein will
apply lo the court lor judgment aguiti't you for
the sum '•t£lhrcc hundred and fortv dollar' and
liftv *•*•111*.
I iiis publication i' made under and l»y virtue
*u an order of 'aid * ourt dated October ’ll. l.*oi.
Dale of tir*t publication is October j;s. Rot
Date of Iasi publication .Noveiulter Jt. 1 **uI
Dlven under my ban*) and seal al Valdez. Al
aska ibis lltii day of October, pint.
JollN LYONS,
t s. Commissioner ami ex-officio Jo»lice of 1
(sK.Vl.) tile peace.
Eerdl II. Clegg, Attorney for plaintiff. Valdez • '
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska. August I. p*o|. ;
To —. Mo**:
You are hereby notified that tiie
undersigned itU"cl R. Robin-on iiH' <*xpemle«l
• luring tl.e year* l'.srj ami l'.SKl four lia ml re* 1
( to.*) *lo>lai * up* n ! h* Lucky Nine uml >k«»ok* ni *
mining callin'.situated near McKlulcy Lake in
tb** Aiganik f ining District ami iu \ aide*
Recording l-i*’t*1et. the location notice* ol
which claim' at• now *f record in the office of
It*** I'liit* *1 Slat*-* < oiiimi*aioiier ut Valdez. au*t
lo wnieli nolle. * reference is maile fora in**re
partieulai dc-criplion tliere«*f. in or*ler t«* hold
said « laiui' under provi-iou «*t Section
R.»\i**«| Sfaiuic* of the CStale*, and the
am ndlui’iH* •• laiing liierelo concerning an
1*1 labor op hi i.lining elaiui'. bciug the
amount r**|iii;*sl i*» liobl said claim* dutiiig .
Hi* year* 1 • rj ami l!«n::, ending Decern tier SI, Rue. \
Ami if at the expiration of ninety day- from
Hi!* publication of itit- notice, you lull or refuse !
!•• contribute your proportion of *uch expend
Dure, your interest in said claim* willtiecouic
the pr**|M-rty of the undersigned, your e**-*»w n :
or. w ho In * made the required c.xpcndiiutc by '
the lerni' of said *«*clioi».
Russel R. Robinson, j
First Publication Aug. I. pjoi.
La'I Publication No\. Rtnf.
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• -■■■■ him., — j
Summons.
IN THE EXITED STATES DISTRICT COCUT. <
FUR TEE DISTRICT OF ALASKA.
THIRD DIVISION
lb»ra North, Plaint iff . Summons
v* [ for
John N*»rtii. Defendant. ) Publication.
The President of the I’nited Stale*, of Am
erica, greeting.!** John North, defendant:
Y*»U are hereby* required lo appear in the J
CnRcd Stub** Distiicl • •*«;r« in amt lor the Dis
trict oi Alas'ca. Tiiti*l I'ivi-ioti. in an ai*tiou |
brotignt again*! you by thealnivc named plain
lift ami an* wer. I** complaint tiled tlicrciu. w it it -
ill thirty (:tn> *iay* after the completion of the
I*- ri*al **i punliculit»ii. to wit; Dccciut*er 2U. R.tot.
The '.tid action was br*>ugl*i to obtain a ■
decree yiss4*l\ing the bon*l* of matrimony
heretofore uud m*w existing between the plain
lift and defendant, And you are hereby noli
lied that it >oil tail toappear ami answer to
complaint n*al***ve rc«|ii!rcd. the *ai*l nlaiutin
w illapply •** ili ‘Court n»r relief demanded. Hi
tler for 'or\ i«*e **t siiiumoti* for publication wa*
iiia<le ou I tic 1 Mil day of November, RMI.
WITNESS, the Honorable Janos Wicker
sham. Judge oi *ui«l Court this tilth day of f
Novcmltcr, A. I . R«»4, ami **f **ur Independence ,
the On** nnndrcd ami Twenty-ninth.
(SK.lL) A. R. IlKIUd,
Clerk C. s. District Court, f*»r the District
of Alaska. Third Division.
Ity E. A. IIksukkson, Deputy, j
Pmii.ii* «i.vu.xii>:»:. Att* nicy f*»r the Plaintiff.
Vahl-.z, Alaska.
First puldiealitui Nov.’itth. KM
|jl«d pllbiieati**li I he. jytli, RXH
I
Application.
I*. S. I wind tMtice.-Juneau, Alaska,
February 25*. 1'jiM.
Notice i* hereby given that: I, Andrea* von
Ciiu'hcr t-i Valdez, Vl-oku. a**ignee of Joseph
Kiddie, lie in*; entitled tt* the bciictll* of Section
iliHi ol the l,evi*e*l Statute* *•! the I'nited
State*, granting additional land* to *«dtiier> j
and *ailor* w mi M*rvt*»l in tin- War of the Kc- j
iM’llitili, do Ueieby apply to enter 1*. S. Survey
No. ;IA». containing o.4K acre* and more parin'- j
nlarlv de*critied it* follow*, to-wit:
Said *urve\ \o. Aft i* situated within tile
Vabh-z Recording l»i*.tricl, Fritiee William
| sound. tle*erila i| by mete* ami hound*, course* !
i and distance*. a* follow*:
I beginning at Corner No. 1. which i* N til d«*g j
27 min K 27.-A7 chain* di*lant from eoruer No. 1
of Valdez Towu-lte, (lienee Sill tieg 27 min W j 1
! *.».K** t-hain* to e *i ucr No. 2; thence N :> deg 33 (
in in W ... Ki ehaiu* to corner No. 3; the lice N id
deg 27 miu E *.»>» chain* to eoruer No. I; thence
S 23 deg 33 min K '».V. chain* it» corner Nt». 1. I
the place of lieginning. Containing A.is acre*.
Variation 2g deg *7 miu E. •
A* additional to hi* original homestead on
the N W i-| S \V 1 , and VV *- of lad* I and 2 ;
of N W of See. £, T|». A., K 21. which he en
tered Nov. J7. ISA |»er Homestead Entry No.
1**3at file I'nited Slate* lot lid Office at boon
vilie. Missouri. j i
Notice i> hereby given to auy and all parlie* ,
claiming adversely euy p irtiou of the at>ove i
tle*erih *«l tract, *ua!l file with the Register of
the I*. S. Iw*ml Office at Juneau, Alaska, aQ ad- .
ver*e claim, in accordance with law , during
the |*-riod of puhiieati >n or within thirty day*
thereafter. \\1>MLOVON tit srilKK.
A*d,n-*e of Jo*v-ph Kiddle.
I. h.hn \V. iMullcv. K.*gi*terof 'he I*. S. hand
Office, at Juneau. Alaska latnd lM*triei. do
hereby certify that a ropy «>i the Notice of Ap
plication of sddier** Vadilioiial Homestead of i
Andrea* von Ountlier, l*. S Survey No. JA». la- ;
published in Tu . \i. v*k\ hiiwrnTOI, a weekly (
j>aiM*r. puMMicd in Valdez, Alaska, fora per
l*» I o| >i\ty (irfij day*, or teu (1U) coutgcutivc
week*. JoMN VV. (H'ULKV. Kegt>ter.
Hate of lir*l pul. Sep. l'».
I»ate of la*t p ib !»ee. 1.
•
You ilou’t noi il to brio" job work
to us. t‘;;ll I’lioUt- 1. we’ll get it.
I
Alaska Pacific navigation Copy
Carrying U. S. Wail and Express.
Sails from Seattle 1st of each month for
Sir pYiVlcinr I -Juneau, Sitka. Knvak, Yakutat. Valdez.
OU. CAWUMUl Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Sails
fr»»m \ aide/ for Seattle and way ports,
(, 10th of each month.
Sails from Seattle on 10th of each month
I for .1 tineav, Sitka; Kayak. Yakutat Valdez,
| Seward, Cook Inlet an«l way ports. Con*
Str. Santa Ana ^ nec,s at Valtilz with Str. Dora for ull porte
between Valdez and Unalaska. Sails from
Valdez for Seattle and way ports, 1st of
each month.
I From Valdez to Cnnlnska anti way porta
20th of each month, connecting at Valdez
with S. S. Santa Ana
Right to change steamers or date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for all kinds of Steam or House Coat
E. E. CAINE, President. J. F. TROWBRIlXiE, Geu. Mgr
ills First Ave., Seattle, Wash.
C. W. MILLER, As.-’t Mgr.
W'01"* Valdez. Alaska.
Home Restaurant : •
Keystone Ave. upp- wt. Elias Hotel.
Meals At All Hours From ti O'clock A.M.
to tToVlock I’ M. Regular Dinner From
to 7. Sunday Dinner A Specialty.
Ice Cream Parlor
MRS. I». H. ALLEN. _
VALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
. Incorporated.
\\'e have on hand a large assortment of Electric Fixture*,
Plain and Fancy Shades. Call Bells and Annunciators.
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone :;t>.
McKinley Hall
Cor. Reservation Av. anil Hobart St
Suitable for Balls, Parties,
Receptions, Banquets, etc.
Dates Booked With
A M. EDWARDS, White Bloek.
HYDRAULIC
Giants Water Lifters,
Elevators Pipe§
Derricks, Gates
Questions in resardto HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING FROB
LEMS freely answered.
THE BOUSECO. San Francisco, California,
Cable Address “Bouseco." Bedford McNeill Code.
|
For Assays Semi Your Ore To
J. H. MORRISON,
Assayer Ellamar Mining Co.
Ookl, Silver ami Copper $3.50
Oolil and Silver - 1.60
Copper ... *>.00
Lead - - - 2.00
Ellamak, Alaska
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for Y a Idea people. 120 room*.
Rate* So coins, *1 and *l.oo p«r uav. Fir»tcla.-»
Restaurant in connection. Free Bu>. Oppoaitc
l*. S. lS*sl*tlliee
\V. (i. POTTS, Manager.
C»i*. First Ay. A Cni versify st.. SEATTLE
Schuol «»1 0|«n All Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Architecture. Inawing and ^sav
ing. Assaying oi or>“. I2*»: Bullion and flil«»r
inatiou Assay. fJ*»; Blowpipe Assay. |T0. Full
course of Assaying, $*•». Established l*e»l. Rend
for cireulxr.
A. VAN PER NAILEN. President.
,113 Fult 'ti Str«- t. *«tii Francisco, Lai. One
block w*>l ol utv Hall.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
T'.io finest of Imthsat tlie JVk:*
Ratii »a;.