THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
udi-diod at Valdes, Alaska, every Thursday by the Prospector
Publishing Co. Phone, Main 1.
Entered at the Valdes poatolhcc as second class matter.
When the supreme court of the
state of Washington decides that a
man may not recover damages for
the killing of his wife there is some
thing so radically wrong with citlicr
tlie law or the judge as to merit an
investigation. Had it been a horse,
a cow, or a dog the only question
raised would have l>ecn as to the
amount of damages, and it appears
to the average layman that a law
or a judge classing woman on a
lower scale than these might well
be dispensed with.
A lute copy of the Fairbanks
News contains the following:
Juneau newspapers aro very
onustic in their references to Gov
ernor Braily just now since that
town gave the governor a banquet
and then the governor sent word to
them after he arrived home that
the capital ot the country would
still remain at Sitka. Allowances ,
therefore must be made for critcism
for the governor that may, for
whatever reason, be represented in i
the News as culled under a Juneau
credit. Juneau is sore, and perhaps |
it has a right to be sore, but that |
fact neither adds nor detracts from ;
the governor—makes him tatter or j
worse. Juneau dislikes Brady on
its own account—because it wants
to be the capital and the governor
prevents it from so taing, in spite j
of the passage of a law away hack
in the past intended to meet their
wishes. But when Governor Brady
was out for reappointment not all
the Juneau papers were saying all
the things they arc saying now.
Perhaps the governor at that time
held out hopes to Juneau that
afterwards led up to the banquet,!
the good feeling engendered at
which was afterward turned to bit
terness and the coining of strange
phrases. A case in point is printed
in the News today as a rather clever
bit of correspondence from Sitka—
probably written in the oflice of
publication but not necessarily less
in its pictures of life in the dear
old settlement on that account.
bitka is the oldest town in Alaska.
It was made the capital by the
Russians and to their purposes was
a good location. The Russians
oame from the west and they neigh
bored with Siberia. The place was
chosen also with a view to defense
against the Indians that had at
tacked the settlers previously. While
Alaska was p land of icebergs and
“phantom cities,” totem poles and
Indian an Russian relics, a place
to lie turned to by world trotters
who had wearied of Europe, Sitka
■was a delightful place to visit—and
is so yet, for twenty minutes or half
an hour.
But Sitka is now looking up.
Some day it may he incorporated.
Its streets have recently been named,
it has a newspaper, recently estab
lished, that is a really live number.
TJie editor has lieon agitating for
reforms and has succeeded in bring
ing some about. If it keops at
work it may spoil Sitka as a mere
ouriosity and bring it into sympa
thy with modem Alaska. And
besides Governor Brady’s conten
tion is coming to be made good.
With the building of trans-Alaskan
railroads having their terminals at
points on the coast west. Sitka
may once again be in the track of
travel from which it was shunted
off many years ago. If Juneau
wants to get the capital she will
Ijave to be busy.
fm&Zm Zoning J° --jp
Zbl Broadway. Mow York
EVERY WEEK. 108 TO^IsTpAGES
SUBSCRIPTION. «5.00 A YEAR
(Including U S.. Cana'nor Uex'n postage
The Engineering and Mining Journal
* now la Us 37th year. Its 2000ih eon
eecutii j number will be Issued eh'irtly.
for a quarter of a century It baa burn pre
eminently the Iradint mining periodical.
». ith a world-wide t-iiraladuB. Editorially
(LR paper la particularly strong and broad
piuge Subn-rtptlnus eau be^in at any time.
Sample eupiee free,
_St4**rrijini rate* an aaafWrn
Tbs Dock Baths are Open All
COAL — COAL
C. W. Mill* r, Burnt, or Copper Hirer
braying C«>.
Power of attorney blanks at this
ofliee.
Notice of Settlement of Final Ac
count.
in run r. s. iti.m ais-ioNER's i oitst in
ANI> 'Oil THE IV'nTNSIT.AR PR Ell NIT
OK l MiA. TERRITORY OK ll.i^kl.
In thk Mattff i.k tiik K-tatk. 1
ok J In Proratk.
ai x\m» • - , utnrv, he * a-«d »
N• *.>• in: o. ;.veii oy tut* undersigned,
it'linihbfrrthtr of the e-tan* of Al xander S.
Tibbey, ih-.ri.-p l, to the heirs, eredi> *rs or
other |**r-*>ns interested in -aid e-fate, that tin*
nnder-igned a- sueti Ndmhil-tra!>r. til <1 bis
linn! n»-'onnt of sab! e-tate in the above en
till -<i four! on die -j*#tli day of May. I:m». and
that tie- Judge thereof has appointed the f**»?*
day of Aug*.- . 1 ■>».-», a- the duy f.*r to ■ hearing
of iibjn iin|i« to atteh aceoiint and the settle
ment thereof.
IlRSRY S. TlBBKY.
Administrator of the estate of Alexander 8.
Tibbey, deeeased.
Notice Dissolution of Partnership.
Not ire is hereby given, that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersign m
Iii the Horse-hoe Saio >n, in Yalde/. Alaska, is
tills day lisMdVed by mutual e wisent.
All debts due from Hie -aid firm are to he
pr*-enid to J. li. MeNt-i-1 tor payment, the
said J. it M 1 < -ininning the hu- tu-.-.
hated April 2'»th, l'JUo.
II.MtliY \HHL\ND.
I. it. McNKfcL.
Notice of Forfeiture.
YaI.ORS, Ai.a-Ka, Mh » 11. VS*',.
TO \M»RK\Y - •111.! K - i i W II ANWKKH:
You and car:, of uiu are hereby notified tiiat
I have ex |*eiidcd. during the year ibti4 one
Htindr»*:l hoi I an* niton each of the here: uafter
named <|uirtz mining claim-, in lalmr and iin,
prot ein .-IN, to-wit : The “Sun UmK*" claim
recorded in Hook No. |, at page of the
r cord-of mining claim* » id water right*, in
the oilier nf ■!, • recorder of the Yalde/. Record
ing hi -•>: let, Alaska: rile “Moon Lode” claim,
reeord -d in -aid Hook No. 1, at page -Ml of -aid
record-: the ••Porcupine Lode” claim,re *or«|e.|
iu ll-Mik K. at pige po of -aid ..rdx; tin
“Kvenhig star” rhiini. recorded ill Book K, at
png*- ££2 of -aid re -id-. All of the uhov •
lia.eed claim- ai< -imii d In tor t’opp -r Mom,
tain ’.iiiniiig <1 i.-iric;, mi Prince William Sound
an.i liintri. t #i Ala-* ». And that I, A. \Y Tib
hit-, during tic* year |!«M, iu order to hold -aid
dalle-under the :»rovi-; oi- of Section . :j| i
the K**vi>cd s*atul ■< oi ilio IMit.-l state* ami
the aoiendiii *nis thereto, concerning annual
labor upon mining claim-, being th • amo iul
required to Unto -aid claim* for the vear end
ing I • * ei.i i : ’ I --, !•••:, .uv. e\ |H’tid On
Hundred 1 a*»11 n»*-* in annual m— c-*nr*tit worn
up m rrli • . the above mid claim-.
And if wituiti ninety day- of tiiep rsonal
mi vice »f thi- noth *. or within ninety d-i>
after lit • publication thereof, you foil or refu-e
to r It,! n , I \
turc. a-a co-owner, •••• -ball fall or refu*.* to
comribti i your pr iporti >n of *u -li e\p. n i:
turc up- u ci b *r an\ of aid cluim-. v*»nr
interc-t in - id - laitu- in any or either of them
will l •••one* th * prop# rty ol the .-ub-# rii»t
h reuiilo, you, c »- iwncr. who ha* made the
rc-julsite c.xp -nditure under the term of th
111 iv.
TUi* notice doe- not preclude either of you
from contributing your proportion •*, -uch ex
penditur • .p ci cii i r of said mining claim
and preventing n foi felture of your interest in
eithci* of-aid mining claims upon whicti such
payment i- mad .
A. W. TfllHITS.
First date of publica*Ion. May ll, lb ..
Lost date of publication, Aug. Iu, ltkjf».
Notice of Forfeiture.
C'ataila, Alaska, March ltm>.
T«* Janu s Osey and K. Fa lion or hi* unknown
heir* **r representatives if any .
You an«l cued of you are hereby notified that
the undersigued, v\ II. Campbell, ims expend
ed during the year l>d. one hundred (fltio) dol
lars In labor and improvements upon ea- b o
tbe following oil claims situated iu 'he Kayak
Recording I'i'trv. District of Alaska, to wit:
»'u-e\ oil claim No. 1 the location • vt:iieaie of
wdiicli Is reroided in HiniI; 1 >f Mining'l.oca
tioiisan i Declaratory Statements m page Ji i;
•'aoil claim No. J toe |.a*aiiot: eertitieat of
which is rt rd.-d in Rook I of Mining Loca
tions and I : ir» i »ry Statements a' page J<;r
and t’asei oil claim So. :t the h • atio.i > .-r*i»i
ceteot which i* i ***or«lc 1 in liook I oi Mining
l.ocati i- an I I Vi Jurat- ry Htatetnents at page
3*1, all of which ret ords are in the "dice of tn
District Recorder oi Kayak Recording District,
District of Alaska. Slid ex is-mlit ure* were
mad'- in order to hold each of said elaiitis un
de! til |)TOf -i i. U ! .J 1 of tin Kl i
Statutes of (he I'niietl States, and the am.-ml
niciils thereto, eoiieerniug annual work on
mining claims, being the amount required to
hold each <»t *- . id claim- for the year ending
December :;R l.» *1. Vud if ut the expiration of
ninety days from the publication «»f this notice
you fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure as a eo-owner, your
interest in said mining claims and in each of
them will be -ouie the property of the under
signed, NY. 11. Campbell, youi co-owner wh»
has made the required expenditure by the
terms of said section.
NV. If. Camwsei.l.
First publication March la.
l-asl oublioutiou June IN.
On or about July 1st the Tenas
Senate will be moved to the ground
floor of the Holman Block, adjoin
ing Hotel Holman, and will con
tinue to l>o operated as a first-class
saloon under the name of
COPPER CENTER CLUB
Chas. Cowkll, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Will be opened up early in the
Spring with a Complete, First
Clues stock of Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIESandCLOTHING
Everything needed by tire (Mi
ner and Prospector will be in
stock all summer.
Freighting Done
Leslie & Nelson.
Notice of Trustee’s Sale la Bank*
ruptcy. ,
tn trie TM»tnct Conn lor thcTmttor* of Aluti
Third Division.
In the Matter of the P!*ttte \
of »tie Chitlin Ix’velop- v Bankrupt.
mi nt Company. )
Notice I* hereby riven that, pursuant to an
order duly mad.- and catered on the third day
of June. l:xv» by the Referee in Ranktuptey m
the matter of th • i * at«- »f the Chlttitn D-vel
opTucut Company. * will *cll at public auction
•II the right, title end interest that the-lid
bankrupt held and owned at the date of the
•djndi atlen In bank--.p.cy in ami to the here
Inuftcr de- nihed. i; and personal ptofert) free
from all liens *rd < lalci*. except as to the lien
forth? annual n»*.• -ncit work performed on
the hereinafter d*>*f”-i»a'd mining claims for the
Tear !•*».», under - >1 in accordance with the
terms and eond ion* of a certain agreement
made a*’d entered into on the 2nd day of Feb
ruary by and between tnc. a* trustee, and
f»eo- ,• M. Fderly. Ra d sale will take place on
the f|» dav of July, •>»*», at the hour ol two
O'clock P. M. of said day. in front of the I'nlted
Bta' - Court House, i.i the Town of Valdez,
Alaska •
The property to he sold at said sale fa describ
ed as follows, to-wit: r
An undivided nin” tenths interest In tnd to
the following desert bed placer mining Haims
and lode claims, situated in the Nuina Mining
Mstrict, Valdez Recording District, District of
Alaska, to-wit:
Claim No..» above discovery, on Chitlin crock
notice of location t>cing r«*corded in b«N»k I» of
vnlnlmr loi atiou* at pagclil of the records of
Valdez lb i ording District, to which reference
Is hereby made.
Claim No. v» above discovery, on Chlttitn
Crock, recorded it* kook D, «»f said records at
pnwe M.\
t tnim No. 3 on White* Gulch, recorded In
bo. k I» at pace 102of said ie« orda.
Claim No. 12 on Whit- Gulch recorded In book
I» :•! puce 78of said r. cord*.
Clai? No. don Kr.\ Gulch, recorded in book
D of said r» *.*rds at p»!.:c .*7.
Claim No. 10 on Rex Gulch, recorded In book
D a pu • 7«'»« i said records
Claim No. 1 ion IN x i.uli h. recorded in book
ft »'.t page 9fi of said record*.
Cl. m No. .ion Grub -» . ice GulHi, recorded
in hook l». at page .81 of * aid records.
f'In»in No. 8 on Grub R »„c Gulch, recorded in
book D at page s*.,f «!*! records.
claim No. .mi Kiel Gul -h, recorded in book
D at page T, of said re* ord*.
Claim No. :> on l.otner Gulch, recorded In
b<*ok D hi page 1W -*f * d records
Claim No. Non Jolly ' t.\ h recorded In book
D at 1 ,.'c 0 of s Gd rci or.
ci.ii.ii No. I on Sin In; Gulch recorded in
book fi at page I* s i>i >.»id rcc *rd*.
Kmina bench claim, • .i . ft limit of and ad*
J« intmr claim- New*, i* r* m* 10 abnv.- dN-’overy «>n
Chlttitn creek, record* 1 in book I at page JIG of
said records.
Claim No. I Above discovery, on Cbittitu
(’reck, recorded In book Pul page38 of said rcc
< laim No. f. on White Gulch, recorded in
book I> at |ame 7*» of said record*.
Ghnm No. k Whit*.- Gulch, recorded In book
t> a; i*. ce lit* • »f hhi 1 re •< id*\
Glaim No. «-:i I’cx Gulch, recorded In book
D ».i p c i'»7 of «aid record*.
Ghiiiit No. 12 on lirt G.iich, rccordod in book
I> mi p. • •»i f .iM reconla.
Glair. .... 11 on Kex Gulch recorded in book
I> at p. * l >i of records.
< hum l "«» Kiel Gulch recorded in book
1* ♦*. .. 1 rciini ul page 7 >.
G'laim No. 2 4>ii f.4»n er Gulch recorded in book
I* ut pM. 4* 7 i»f .'«id recon is.
GUifn Ni».ou Jolly Gulch recorded in book
I) nt | .v '.*1 of Mild rceonl**.
f hil.ii No. 2 on Grub Stake Gnlch recorded In
book I* at page 72 of said records.
Glaim ' i». 2 below discovery ou riilttltu
Creek recorded in book 1* at page 79 of said
record*.
Glunn No. 1 above discovery on Chittitu
Greeii^rccordt d iu book I> ul page lud oi xaiil
' iini No. f. above iliscovery on Ghittitu
Gri-. k reuoideil iu book l) a; page 94 iif saiil rec
oin-.
• lid in No. l on White Gulch recorded In boo!:
1* I «»* -dlvl it or.la.
**laun .vo ii iu) While w*rlf\h t«orde* is
Ghi* Gat pace 109 of **••• :wrd«.
V-iaiiu No 2oii K©x GoU.o i ©corded la ueek
l» *l page 91 of cat'l records
< • h a iu No Sou Kex Gulch recorded in beok
1* ai page 7.S ol «aut record*.
Claim No 7 on Kex tiiiicn rccordei! iu boek
D hi page 107 of said recoid*
' kn:i No 2 on Kiei Guo h recorded tu injok
D si page 14*0 of said records
' '••mi No 1 ou Kerns!) <>ulch icorded in
b«' k l» at page ot said record*.
< .aim No 4 <>n Jolly Gulch recorded in l ook
l> ul page ns of -hill i ©cords
Glaim No 1 ou liaitieGulch recorded in book
Ii mi page b9of raid reco.ds
Glaim No. 1 on Kdna Gulch recorded in book
1) m: page 92 of said leconls
Glmui No. 1 on Glady s Gulch recorded iu
bo. U I* «i page Ki i*f said records
< laim No. 1 on Gr.ao Stake Gulch recorded in
book 1> m page i*J of tani records
claim No 7 on Grub siake Gulch recorded iu
boi k 1> ul pag** 51 of said iecords.
Glaim No. s jt P corery on Chititu
Oct-l; rtcjrded tu i ook 1> at page iko oi aaid
, records.
Clam No 1 oti White Gulch : corded in book
. 1* at i r;:e MO of . . ie rd
Claim No. 7 ou i\!:, * .uich recorded iu book
I* ut |m cj© K6 oi . „i.u
< !a;u No d ou i ex Gulch recorded :n book
I>*i |Hgc Miof sh:m ivcords
Claim No 1 on l. ei Gu.i ii recorded in book
l> :: r.iig* 1' . of S»i. • jvco.ir
Glaim No 2 ou K< ri.un Go.Vh recorded in
boos 1> ;#ngt *7 o| mil! ir
Claim No : •: J. G, Gu e.i ce »ldcd in book
I> hi page 91 • »<t i l orus
J Claim no v u Jot y Clinch recorded in book
D ul page »7 oi said red rd*.
Gh. in No. 1 ou Grub Sta<c Gulch recoided in
i b«»ok ii al pa.kO M of .-alu reo..a>.
Also lod't iMint-Go..i l*o!:ui, Standard, Joe
I’audy ami 1 .• : ii, kim.-un i .© J. »• l*undy
Gioup, SiG led uu lire ..n luit.i ul me surd
W hit© Guit
A 1*0 L- l il.aneo'n j rm-oml property on
Chititu i;ie*k. A!.< a. u... .w (>u«‘>lroui
hex; I2< iiitirs; .5 ai .r: ; • or!. masbiowcis;
- gob. s. . cj. ci.fc ; •* s *»i scoops; 12
small bi u. •; ’ k| ./ ,0 niag.ie.*;
4 claw L. i. c..-; 2 : n»c ci.« v.-; 1 u>ur..
smith our*, i : 12 . l . .»!,•- ;s hi ml *aw*» - '*
i"<it cr» ?• cm s-n\a; l wh j —av.-; 7 um--mm *
cross cu aws; 1 i-H-f st. ,*k ami ti. •; 6 bl*«m
{ smithing ongv; I h-.r«. ocing out. t; i i-*«*»
adzys; 4 ca«; -*ur> ’ v n . 2 br* e*; 1 full >-et
'* 1**1* i 2 r*y >»|iiar <|uare»; 1 >-i
! u.a.chiug plane-- , i jack plain.-?; • » smooth:.ig
planes;] m i , j eaiKi ’s . i.. els; 1'.) *'•»!: • .u.-.;
11 • s
paper; i-pi *. mu:r:*, ]; ; ; -a vies; 5
crow-bars; Ov t . . . | hasi
mers; 5 d<;ibl.* bit l axes; 2 , ©.v
axes; 1 411(1,* hovi; l kit of mis
cellaneous kitchen urn! cooking utea*
* sels; 2 ham! axe ; misc 11m . u. .• mail too *; 1
• surveyor* lev -..ng io.;; j Moves un i p.pe; 1
black'inifh te lows; 1 :;nvi’; 1 win 1 barrow;
I half jar i . ury: *;• f«. ..» • . 1. . .
i boxes; laOU .« i\ CO .i m hose; sniail
lot of a**ori«.<! gi.-ce e* .\'.-o *.»e follow.i» r
personal pr. j- riy i’t**d a1, the cabin aim
chat he on ; !a«-i» «*.*.. no 2 Ilex i.ulch,
Alaska: 6 shoved, 6 | leas, 1 p ay; 2 spades;
4*\.s;3U vjs; 1 hami >a . ; 2 i.xud files; 7
f«l pans; 1 m .ooihinj p'.nu : I ) i iuchaugei;
brace; 2 acker ; l.join . pije; 1 sausage
gnudcr;l px .uni/e- tub; 1 w t h board; 2
claw 1 luci - ; 1 7 «i..: j t. ut, n tl2; 1
Hove end | e; Ike, . al luniks of ac
lount and bi*. re, able again*; di7ers and
sui dry per-ou> tin r *a uameu i.i. said bank
rupt ul the dare of the Mljudice.riou of said
bankrupto", a <* a* . inclu im. a -mtm or ac
count agu. IS! N iin; T:ac up Company, a
corporation, i<»r ilie -i. n of live 1 .ousaud uiue
hundred ami lorty-tour and 49-it.o ■ o.lar*.
The term - and < nditiou* of *nid Male ure *\
follow*: All m the above ue>cr:bed proper.v
shall be for! at said -al • to the highest bld-.er
for cash, provided, however, the lirni of S. ::.*d
J. Welch of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hold
ing a firi.1 lsen upon the said above described
mining claims for the sum of eignt thousand
one hundred and eighty-four and ttU-luO dol
ls*®* and Joun E. Aud*u« of Yonkers, New
t York, also holding a first lien upon >aid
property for the sum of seven thou-ami asveu
huu< 1 red at'd lifiv-six und 8o-luo dollar*, and
the said Jt n E Andrus holding a second lieu
upon said milling claims for ilia sum of forty*
j aix thou and eight hundred and seventy-two
; and 5u-P ' dollars,or either oi them, may be
come pu.^haseri at said sale, and mav apply
the amount of their or either of their said
• aavcral liens, or any part or portion thereof, in
iwyment of the purchase price of said mining
claims: provided further that should said lien
holders or either of them become the purchas
ers of said mining claims at said tala, they
•ha!l first pay the necessary expenses of >aia
•ale, not to exceed the sum of throe hundred
dollars, before apply.ng the amount of their
•aid several liens or any part or portion thereof
spoil the said purchase price. Bald sale shall
he subject to confirmation by tbs court, as pro
vided in said order of sale. J. C. Martin,
Trustee of the Chititu Development Coxupanyw
a Bankrupt.
Dated, this June 5th. 1905.
; / \ la - k I Ilv A, tuft,
By order of the p‘: ree the above aaW is pt.st
poued until Au ■ >t till. It*1', at 2 o'clock, p. in.
J. t\ Mawin, Trustee.
K<K»n for two more to eat and
sleep al t l.o (iraniL
I ‘
PROFESSIONAL CARDSJ
F. M. BOYLE, W. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phono an VALDEZ,
Office!*: ALASKA
Fish Building, McKinley St.
Dl*. C. A. WINANS,
Physician and Surgeon.
.Office: Room-* 1 nml 2,
! Swnn Building lMione 10
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Fii*h
| Building. Valixo.
Opt*n evening*. Sunday fxrcptvd, 7::*n t •».
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Broadway.
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GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROW'N,
Lawyer
Mining and Lain! Lawk, Spocmltir*
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Cecil IL Clegg,
Attorney at Law,
Notakv PlT.T.Tt:.
Office Cotirt IIouw, Valdez.
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez.
T J DONCHCE,
Attorney at Law,
VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Memlier of
Alaska Bar. ORKCON
R. D LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
i..—. - --
RICANS Tubules
Doctors find
'.A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-cei»t package is eunuch for muml <»♦•«•« \
►ion. The family Pottle (mi ccnt>> ..mains a I
►upply for a year. All dr .11 them
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper ¥ !.'■<)
Gold and Silver - 1.60
Copjier - 2.00
Lead ... 2.00
| Ellamar, Alaska
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
qmosiy ascertain our opinion free whether au
invention is probably patentCon-mmile.v
tlousstrictly eontihentiaL Han^boofcon Cut cuts
sent free. Oldest agency lor wet-urir?.-pa tenth.
Patent* taken through Mann A 'Ju. revolve
fprrfoi notice, w it bout charge, tu iL«
$£i«ntific flraaltait
A handsomely lllurtiaied weekly. I^reest cir
culation ot any soienililrt Journal. Terms. f:j a
Kir mouths, f L tr^-U ail >.t wsdtalera
New Yorfc
kfiOidl Itffico. *2S» K \Vasl»Uifc,t*J-o U C. i
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On tho trail to all interior point*. Large enm
foruble quarte r* with every accommoelation for
man <»r beast. Garden products in se ason
Wines, Liquor,’! Beerl and! Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. Mile>* From Valeler.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGNUSSON, Proprietor.
First roaelhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomeielnte of) people, has large
warm barn for 20 horse* anel gr*od quarte*ra
for ilogs. GimhI meals and everything the
niusher elesircs*.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
\ A / ^ ■ i 21 Mies From Valdez
V V I 1 I Tlio Last Place Before
Crossing Thompson Pass
LJ^I |Qp Everything First-Class
I lUUbC Freight Contracted
Formerly Accommodations For Large Outfits
Our Road House j. M. Daniels, Prop.
a__ - -
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 MUes From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Jtest'of accommodations for man ami beast. Fresh Meat,
Poultry and Vegetables always on hand. iiB est.feedingjg 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 managemer.t of the Valdez Transportation Co.,
will be found to l>e first-el ass in every particular:
BEAVER DAM Roadhouse
41 Miles From Valdez.
Rates * 1.00 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. li. RORER MANAGER
CHIPPEWA Roadhouse
100 Miles From Vaidcz
At Trail Crossing of the Gakona River
Rates: Meals *1.50, Beds *1.00
JOHN GILLESPIE MANAGER
HOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for \ aldez people. i*jo rooms.
!: »t« - m con is, *1 ami |i..jo per day. Kinm-lass
K«‘iunr«r.t in connection. Free Bus. Opjsjsite
l . S». l4Of> l office.
W. O. POTTS, Manager.
Co*. First Av. «fc l.TDiversity st.t SEATTLE
Srhwil of Open Alf Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying, Areiiiteeture, drawing «mi Assay
ing. A Pitying of Ore*. ?_.'>• Bullion nml Chi o
inatiou A>say. FJA; Illoyvnifte Assay. flO. t*nil
oourv- »»f Assaying, foU. Established l.stil. Send
A. VAN DER NAILEN, President.
U-i Fulton Street. Fan Francisco, Cal. One
block west of City Hall.
The northwestern line
Operates the linest trains in the
world every day in the year, be
tween ,
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
Chicgo,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KANSAS CITY,
making direct connections with
through trains for all points East
and South.
As cheap as the cheapest and the
l>ost to he had. For rates or reser
vations, call or write.
F. \V. PARKER, General Agent,
lol Yesler Wav, Seattle.
SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
DECORATING
%ns i Specialty
Ellamar
; Mining
| Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Rllatnar. , i-.v
Calling Cards fnrin{jJ
latest style Engravers Old English
tlie j»ro|a*r thing. Invitations and
I score cards fur card puriies. Tbv
Pauscucixiit. L'Ikiuu
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