The Alaska prospector. [volume], August 14, 1902, Image 4

About The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908

Image provided by: Alaska State Library Historical Collections

                
) ' ' .
PreferredStockCannedGoods O TT TV i' | J O Mens Genuine Derby Ribbed Underwear
Heinz’s Bottled Goods A I\ • I 11 T A Australian Lambs Wool Underwear
Imported Goods Vj 11 1 1/ L . i, O • The Latest in Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes
A Department of Select Ready Made Clothing Has Just Been Added.
Chinaware_Rogers Silverware Glassware
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, C. Stull,Graduate Optician.
Alaska Strawberries 4c per lb. at
Richard's.
A set of new lwrness cheap at
Ricluirds.
Cameras for rent or sale at Val
dez Pharmacy.
A few choice offices to rent in
the Fish Building.
Store your trunks at the Miners
tiotel for safe keeping.
Get your outfit for the interior
at Copper Center from Blix.
Houses and lots for rent or for
sale. Call on Dr. Von Gunther.
Mrs. J. L. Steele left on the Ex
celsior for a short visit to Seattle.
Billy Little has sold his store
and stock at Ellamar to Meenacli.
Call at the new store and get a
sample package of Atlas Hulled
outs.
Don’t forget that there willlienn
important meeting of the Moose
tonight.
Chase ami Sanliorn’s Celebrated
Coffee is to lie hail at Hemple A
Dougherty’s.
W. A. Smith, a well known min
ing man of Kenai was a passenger
on the Excelsior. *'
Joe Bell went south on the Ex
celsior to visit the scene of the new
strike at Yaktag.
Staple foods from 30 to 35 cents
pound at Blix’s. Copper Center
Hav and feed cheap.
Adam Swan has leased his hotel
to Win. Workman, who came here
recently from Skagway.
The Bcrtlui is due here next
Monday, and the Santa Ana on
the following Saturday.
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove and wood
All comforts, 25c per day.
If you need shoes, look in the
window of Jas. Fish A Co’s, store
and you will sec just what you want
Fred Cameron has just pajiered
painted and renovated his liurbcr
shop and it presents a neat clean
appea ranee.
Ripstciu is now alone in the
saloon business at Ellamar. He
has laiught out his partner and has
started a liquor trust.
Victor L. Marion left on the Ex
celsior for his home in Seattle,
where lie will visit for a few weeks
wijth his parents ami friends.
Mr. A. Burr returned last Sun
day from a trip to Excelsior creek,j
where he went to do assessment
work on some property of his.
C. E. Hooker, representing the
commercial house of J. B. Carro of
Juneau, left on the Excelsior after
doing a very good business here.
The C. R. M. T. &. 1). Co’s, store
at Copjter Center can outfit you at
reasonable prices. A full line of
staple groceries lias just been
received.
Crawford «fe Rutherford are now
prepared to supply shingles of fin
est quality, also doors and windows
of any required size. The next
steamer will bring them a large
supply of mouldings.
There are five different sizes and
.elevations of sidewalks on the
,south side of McKinley street, be
tween Broadway and Keystone.
It would lie a bright idea to make
them all one height if possible.
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
HOLLY FLOUR is for sale at
the new store.
Exchange your old stove for a
new range at Richards’.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson arrived
from Slate creek today.
O. J. Hosford and wife arrived
from Slate creek today.
Blix has a fine assortment of
choice candies at his Copper Cen
ter store.
Bromide of Quinine Capsules
cure a cold in one day at Valdez
Pharmacy.
Sam Lynch left Tonsina this
morning for town and will be here
in a few days.
M. V. Edwards is in town again
after several weeks prospecting
trip down the Sound.
About 25 men are now at Copper
Center on their way otit from var
ious points in the interior.
(Seo. Esterly and party crossed
the Kuskalina on their way to the
copper projaTties on the 31st.
Buy a nice comfortable rocker
from Richards, and take life easy
They are guaranteed to cure the
blues, and remove wrinkles.
W. P. Wilson, of Dry bay, in
Cook inlet, wbo has a large num
ber of oil claims there, was a pass
enger on the Excelsior. He is going
south fur supplies.
The government authorities are
advertising for some one to do
scavenger work at Fort Liscum,
also for carpenters at $5.00 a day
for eight hours work.
Mr. Harry Malone of Schilling’s
Best fame, with his little daughter,
left on the Excelsior for Juneau,
after several days visit here, during
which time he did a good business.
Commencing on Monday morn
ing the church bell will ring each
school day at 8:30, so that the
children can have 30 minutes to
get to school. The school board
will probably purchase a bell in
the near future.
Every preparation is being made
at the Solomon Uulch mines to
commence active operations as soon
as the machinery arrives. Judge
Williams with a survey party has
been very busy the past week sur
veying and platting the property.
Mr. Tlios. H. Lyons and sister,
Miss Nellie Lyons, left on the Ex
celsior for Juneau, after several
weeks visit here. They both ex
pect to return to Valdez in the
near future to reside permanently,
and they will certainly receive a
cordial welcome from their many
friends here.
The St. Elias Grill room will be
open in a lew days under the man
agement of C'has. Ross. This is not
the Charlie Ross that was lost a
few years ago for if that was the
ease the grill room wouldn’t be
under his management. Charlie
proposes to give you a meal at any
and all times, and it will be the
very l>est.
The schooner Ruby Cousins now
owned by James Fish tfc Co., will
la- immediately repaired sufficiently
to allow of her l>eing towed to
Seattle where she will be put in
perfect shape as a sea-going vessel,
and then put in charge of our old
friend Captain Love, who from long
exj>erience is competent to handle
any vessel. The schooner will run
1»-tween here and Puget Sound
points taking down ore from the
Prince William Sound copjier
mines to Tacoma and bringing
back cargos of various kinds.
J. B AQEN5.
CASH STORE
If you want an outfit let
me figure on it and you
will save money. AGENS
BUTTER has stood the test,
take some with you when
you go on the trail.
fir W. Miller, Manager
Haslop Acquitted.
After a second trial, George Has
lop. who made a reputation for
himself here last year, has heen ac
quitted by a jury in the federal
court, at Seattle, of the charge of
sending a scurrilous postal card to
C. W. Boynton. When the ense
was tried last march, the jury dis
agreed. Considerable interest has
Wen taken in the case, and it has
cost the government a large amount
of money.
Haslop la-longed to a religious
society, the memWrs of which came
forward in his defense, and he was
also given assistance by the men
who had served with him in the
Philippines.
A hand-writing expert employed
by the government was positive
that the writing on the postal card
was the same as that admitted to
have Wen produced l»y the pen of
the defendant. The jury disagreed
on the first trial and a new one
was ordered. At the second trial
the jury concluded that in view ol
the lack of direct evidence the de
fendant should have the Wncfit of
the doubt, and acquitted him.
Blumauer Gets Notoriety.
Pliil Blumauer, the most notor
ious man of Alaska and the father
of New Valdez was a passenger on
the Excelsior today. Mr. Blu
mauer has been in the Valdez
country since ’98 and has never for
a single moment lost faith in the
country. His company lias lxinded
the New Valdez townsite to the
railroad company building into the
interior and everything now indi
cates that that place is to he “it.”
Reeord Miner.
Well, we didn’t know that Phil
was so notorious as all that,or that
his townsite was “it.” Phil must
have been “settin cm up” to the
Record-Miner man, while in
Juneau.
Recertified Government Script
for sale by C. N. Crary.
Men are now commencing to
come in from the mines in small
parties. This week Gus and Ralph
Kyburg, C. F. Withnm, Chas. Os
tenhard, and Billy Clinton arrived
from Slate creek. They rei»ort
that most of the claims are doing
exceedingly well. The Tacoma
claim is a big producer with plenty
of water. The Miller gulch claims
are big producers but the water was
Wginning to slack up. On Slate
all claims are working continuous
ly with good returns. Sanhurgs
claim is said to be the best producer.
New Pack saddles complete for
$5.00 at Richards.
Last Saturday evening, while a
dance was in progress at the Log
Cabin, an argument arose between
a couple of the men, who were
slightly under the weather, and
they went outside to jiound their
opinions into each other. Deputy
Marshal Hasey happened along
and captured one of the performers
and on Monday Judge Lyons found
him guilty of breaking the peace,
and imposed a tine of $32, which
was promptly paid.
Richards buys everything you
have to sell, and sells everything
you have to buy.
Mr. Adam Swan will commence
the erection of a two story building
in a few days on his lot at the cor
ner of Keystone and McKinley.
The building will be on the rear of
the lot facing McKinley street. The
lower floor will lie divided into two
rooms. One will be used by Mr.
Stull, the jeweler, and the other by
G. Sponlierg and Dr. Alexander,
who will open a drug store.
Lost
A watch charm, horse head op
one side, square and compass on
reverse. Finder will lie rewarded
on leaving same at this office.
—
Salt Water Baths
Cun now be had at Cameron’s
burlier shop every day in the week.
C. A. Widniaier who recently ar
rived here has leased the Swan
building; on McKinley street and
| will open a candy factory.
▲ Hot Time in Sunrise.
On July 31 there was a ball given
at Sunrise under the management
of Mr. H. A. Smith. The time was
almost too numerous to mention.
The town was reserved for the oc
casion and was highly decorated.
There were about twenty-five
couples present, including Mr. and
Mrs. Shepard, who were going to
the States, Capt. Shaw and wife, P.
D. Blodgett and J. T. Wagner. The
music was of various kinds, being
from the piano, guitar, banjo, man
dolin and fiddle. The operators
were all mushers.
Most of those present had just
returned from the mines on Crow
creek, and any old time was a g«wd
time. It might have heen a dry
time were it not for Mrs. Hill, who
contributed two barrels of beer for
the occasion.
The boys who have spent the
season on Crow creek report the
prospects as being very good. They
expect to do a big winter’s work
there. Two hundred tons of outfits
have already been landed on the
creek for use during the coming
winter, when it is expected that a
good showing will be made.
The Reception.
The reception tendered to the
Rev, F. S. Taylor, last Friday at
the Moose hail, was a success in
every way. There was a large at
tendance, and everyone had
a very pleasant time. A
tine program was rendered and
after the refreshments were served,
darning was indulged in. The
following is the program.
IMano Duet, Op. 19 Scherzo BriUante,
A. 11. Sponhaltz
Misses Chapman.
Mandolin Solo, Selected
Miss 0*1 and.
Vocal Solo, When the Heart in Young,
Dudley Buck
Urn. Miller.
Piano Duet, Selection
Mrs. and Mis* Lyons.
Vocal Solo, Golden Love, Welling*
Mrs. St rouse.
Piano Solo, Ecstacv, Por Idl Callejo, F
Miss Lyons.
Vocal 8olo, Asleep in the Deep, A. J. Lamb
Mrs. Date.
Mandolin and Guitar, Forest Flowers Waltz,
Howard Gould
Misses Chapman.
location Records.
For the week ending Aug. 13.
Furnished by the Valdez Abstract
& Title Co.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Bench Mining Co, 6 20a claims,
Crow creek, Cooks inlet.
DEEDS
F M Brown et al to R J Chase,
U 8 surveys Xos 212, 213 $1
L Beattv et al to Isaac Banta,
lot 5 blk 10, lot 5 blk 16, Valdez,
Con 91000
OPTIONS.
A L Barret et al to B F Millard,
10 qtz claims, Kotsina. 9500.
Weather Record.
i l
S. I
s
Remarks.
Aug
& 51 32
6 49 55
7 47 57
8 44 56
9 48 56
10 48 59
11 50 56
T
i
x
) Windy, f Light Wind. * Cloudy.
Above zero except where otherwise stated.
% Rain. Figures show precipitation in inches.
Observed and reported by Pr. L. 8. Camicia.
For Sale
A fine new upright Piano, excel
lent make, ami perfect in tone, at
a moderate price for cash. Schnei
der sisters, Broadway, north of
former schoolhouse.
VALDEZ 8AKEDT
Finest Bread
Ever Baked.
Try It
r.R.jcnniDT,PROP,
Cor. McKinley St. and Broadway
IMI IDOUdtIEDTT
GENERAL MERCHANTS.
Groceries, Hardware. Clothing, Footwear, etc.
We are Agents for Chase & Sanborn's
Celebrated Roasted Coffee.
Pioneer Outfitters
This space is reserved for the
BANK Or VALDEZ,
That will open a General
Banking Business about
Sept 15th with $10,000
Paid Up Capital.
S. A. H EMPLE, Pmmutm.
Lumber and Timbers of all kinds
Rough, Planed, Matched.
Lathe and Band
Saw Work Special
Orders Promptly
^4 ^ Attended To
CRAWFORD & RUTHERFORD,Managers.
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
AL WHITE
RICHARD/ & CO,
FURNITURE, STOVES, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.
Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold.
Jones Building, - - Keystone A vs
J. V. HIELSCHER £' CO.
WholesaleandRetailButchers
Special Attention Given to FAMILY TRADE.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurant*.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Pates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELIAS.
Headquarters for Mining Men
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBNEy & POOT, Proprietors.
Valdez, Alaska,