The Alaska prospector. [volume], December 25, 1902, Image 4

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

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Christmas
Goods
at
SNYDER’S.
Choice
Apples
by the Box.
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
\\\ (’. Stull.Oraduate Optician.
Full stock of paint* at Ken
drick V.
Kendrick can make an artintie
sign tor you.
For fine Smokhig Jackets go to
Lion Clothing Here.
C. K. Hammond returned from
Seattle on the Bertha.
Yackshaw is now selling stove -
pipe at 25c per length.
A new line of hoy a and childrens
Clothing nt the Lion store.
Everything to wear for man. wo
man and child at J. Fish & Co
A. Larson, brother of Kay and
Oscar l*nrson. arrived on the Ber
tha.
Mrs. K. J. Ki upborn returned on
Tuesday from u short visit to the
States.
A few fancy l*>xes of fancy can
dies left at reduced price* at Candy
Kitchen,
Chas. H. Kracmcr arrived home
thi* week after » pleasant visit to
the State*.
Hathaway A Kaake have now
on hand a full line of Window*
plass of all si/es.
The Lop Cabin salooh is prepared
to sell beer to families or others at
2’> cents per quurt.
C. V Swan, the oldest son of A.
Swan of this pin ce. arrived Tues
day from California.
A. K. I’eatson of Latotiche, re
turned on the Bertha from a liuwi
nes* trip to New York,
Itick Brown leaves on the Nome
City for Portland, where he will
attend school this winter.
A Chamois skin vest may save
your life. We have them, the la
test and l»est, at Owl Drup store.
Jack Miller, the Slate creek
Ini tie owner, left New York on the
22nd of Nov. for a short visit to
his home in Ireland.
Charley (iilli* is at present work
ing in Juneau where he will re
main for a time. Hu is now fully
recovered and will return to Val
dez luter.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. James Kish at her house
over the store on next Saturday af
ternoon. All memliers are reques
ted to he present.
The Moose expect 150 people at
their dinner to-day, including chil
dren. The hall l>cing so small,
only Moose and their families will
he invited to the festivities. ^
Judge Wickershatu 1^|* in con
templation the appointment of a
Commissioner at tjpnt roller hay,
which will include the large tiil
country from Kayak to Yakutat.
The Jesse Martin lot. comer of
Broadway and McKinley street
Was not sedd as heVetofore stated,
hut 24x70 feet A the lot is now
leased to Jits. Ward who will erect
a saloon Building thereon.
Clerk, A. K. Hcilig. of the U. S.
District Court, has turned over to
the City Treasurer, J. ti. Snyder,
12.720 school money. This is the
amount received from licenne* from
Jul v 1st to date.
The hoiler of the electric light
plant will he up on the next lamt.
It was t«M» heavy to put on the deck
of the lioats at present here and
Was therefore left on the dock. All
the rest of the plant is here.
There were fourteen passengers,
a large scow and a steam launch
With a large outfit of Minplic*
landed off the Bertha at Kvak.
The outfit will put in the season
at the oil lands at that place.
J. B dQCNS.
CASH STORE
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•
There's Eggs and Eggs.
We have the BEST.
jl. W. Miller, Manager.
. '* J
W. C. Stull Expert Watchmaker.
Fresh frnit on e.xerv boat. Shaw
4 Williams.
The finest line of candies in Val
dez Shaw 4 Williams.
For fine Cashmere and heavy
Wool Socks go to the Lion,
Childrens Sleds. Strong, up-to
date. anti cheap at Richards.
Throw away yonr old truss and
l>uv a new one at the Owl Drug
Store.
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove ami wood.
All comforts, 25c |ht day.
Prof. Hudson’s dancing class for
holies will meet at Moose hall Sat
! unlay afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The apparatus for the fire de
partment ordered in Octolter ar
rived on the Nome Citv this week.
John J. Franev, the well known
mining man, came up on the
Nome City, ami is making prepa
rations for his summer’s work.
Judge Wiekcrsham has appoin
ted H. H. Hildreth referee in hank,
ruptcy for tin- Pacific District of
the Third Judicial Division of Alas
ka.
The vonfiunthcr Hall has lieen
thoroughly overhauled to accommo
date the hig crowd at the K. P.
hall. The Hoor has lieen planed,
dressing room tixi-d up, the house
Iris lieen ceiled and papered and
is now in elegant slrape.
Special Christmas services will
lie held at Kndcavor church next
Sunday night. Instrumental mu
sic will lie rendered hv the Schnei
der sisters. Mrs. H. \V. Miller and l
others will sing, and Rev. Hosford
will deliver his lecture entitled
"Testimony of Nineteen Centuries
to the Man of (iallilee.”
A package of 7”> Isnind volumes |
and a number of magazines were!
received at the Kndcavor library
alxiut three weeks ago. and it was
only by this mail that it wan
learned that Mrs. K. H. Holton, of
Claremont. Cal., was the party who
sent them. Mrs. Holton is the
mother of (iuy Hanta of this place.
The many friends of Rev. W. I).
Cram will sympathize with him in
the death of his mother, whieh oc
curred last month. Rev. and Mrs.
Cram had gone to New Hampshire
to visit his mother and took
Thanksgiving dinner with her. A
few days later she was taken sick
and died in a short time.
Following art* the arrivals on the *
Bertha.
Mr*. F. J. Kingliorn, Mr*, (i. A. Vogt, 1. X.
Anderson. K. Sanford, K. A. Sanborn, II. (*. •
Turll. A. Wright. II. I>. Bartlett. J. It. William*, i
W. II. Winter. 4«rant Thorburii and wife, J. Y. •
Ostrander and wife, John M. Bartley. Tnnv 1
Meek. Jon. Ward. A. I.ar«ei\ F. X. Sedn-rg. 4b*o.
I'hillln*., Anita 4‘lifford, Mr*. Hazel MeEn*lev. I
Max}. Adler, 4‘. II. Kraemer, Then. Thonij* I
Min. I„. A. Ward. Xorman Mel^etal, r. X Swmii.
4’. K. Ilammond. A. II. Eddy. X. II. Smith. A. t
K. Heat-on, S. T. 4i«ittordi»m, A. Kiinyon. Fret I
W 4iib*oii. A. J. Simms, J. I^tngford. Jo*. '
Anett.
'Phe Fraternal Orders Cluh, con
sisting of liiemliers of the following '
orders, Knights of Pythias, Masons j
and Odd Fellows, organize*! on •
Monday evening and elected A. R.
Ilcilig. president; W. H. Whittle
sey, vice president; C. I>. Shaw, see
ertary. The cluh will occupy the
r*wnns over Shaw A' Williams’. A
Imard of managers was also elected
consisting of Judge Harlan, lieu, j
Love and Charles Seiigreen.
C. r. Suter anil anil wife arrived
on the Nome City. Mr. Suter is a
partner of Mr. A. E. Burten. who,
eante here some time ago and put |
up the new building next to Felix’s
irestaurant. They have ship|N>d in i
a large amount of hay. feed, lum
Iht and shingles, also 25 lieds and
other furniture to fit tip a lodging
house. They are both thorough
husiness men and are ready to en
ter into a general husiness as occa
sion demands. They are agents1
for the Stetson ifc Post Litmher Co. I
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ADAMS-HERON
There wax reported in these col
umns n few weeks apo, the bravery
of a young lady who came from
New ^ ork to Valdez to marry tin*
man of lier choice. Kill now we
are pleased to announce the fact I
that A. Judxon Adams of this j
place has had the courage to battle
with tl»e storms and winds of tlie
great Pacific and the rough waters
and icelierpx of the great inland!
seas af Alaska to journey to farj
off California to marry the lady of
his choice.
On l>cc. 3rd, at the home of the i
bride at (>3ti Golden Gate Ave., San j
Francisco, A. Judson Adams of i
this place and Miss Klennor Maud
Heron were married in the pres
ence of a numlief of friends and
relatives.
Mr. Adams is a well known res
ident of this place and is a LT. S.
Deputy Surveyor for Alaska. He
is quite prominent in society circles
and his many friends here will join
the Pkosi'kctok in wishing him
much happiness and prox|icrity!
through life.
Miss Heron is known to several
]K*rsons here and is a sister of Roli
ert Heron of this place.
The happy couple will lie home
in a few weeks.
The Masons will attend the Kpis
eopal clmrcli in a laxly next Sun- >
day night, starting from their
hall at 7.30. Tin* service is in
commemoration of St. John the
IHvinc, the patron saint of the or
der.
The large and commodious stea
mer Nome City. Capt. Z. S. Moore,
arrived here last Sunday night with
thirty passengers, 200 tons of
freight and .'10,000 feet of lumlx*r.
She was six days from Seattle,
stopping at Sitka and Kllamar and
had a very pleasant voyage. She
brought the following passengers:
II. W. Warm**. Mrs. T. M. llanU-l*. IVarl
Ilnlll-y, KhIi.Ii llnllrv. Mr*. M. Him*. K |..
Wlilit-mori*. V. W. KiMiiH-y, S. I.. la-wl*. Frank
lllai-k, I..liraliHiii. Mr*. I.. liraliHin, Ik-rl Kuril,
I. A. Fairi-nlK-ra. c. T. SutiT, Mr* C. T Sun-r.
S. I’rlif, W. William*. M. .1. Wliilli,.. Mi*».
Mann. 41m*. Mann, Win. lh>M,ina. K. M linn
ter, Juifg*. Wirki.r*iiHiii.
Notice to Taxpayers.
NmIIii- Ik livn-tijr *!»!•» Ilial the Min for tin- '
year l»n» are imw due aim! will heroine deliu
•|iu nt on the loth day of Januarv. l»w. at »i «•
cltH-k |i. in., after which a |a*nalty of hi per
cent will In* added. I will In* found at inv
office during business hours for tin* piiriM.se of
receiving the taxes.
John H. Snyder. Treasurer of the Town of
W aides.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Not lee la hereby given that tin* iwtrinership
heretofore existing between F. J. Holden and
Bernard Friss, doing business as tin* Vienna
Bakery, Coffee and Chop House in this day dis
solved bv mutual consent. Ft .1. Holden siie
ceeds to the business and will receive all debts
due to and pay all debts due by the late eo
partuerahip.
Frank J. Holden.
Bernard Friss.
Dated at Valdez, Alaska, Her. 'A ltm*.
Take Your Christmas Dinner |
at the
Vienna Cafe.
Everything FIRST CLASS.
F. J. GOLDEN Proprietor.
You Don't Need a Wife
If You Get Your
Work Done at
The STAR LAUNDRY
We Repair and Sew on Buttons.
Hie Otl Din; (o.
I
Pure Fresh Drugs.
Valdez. Alaska.
»
I
Hemple Doughert ,
Pioneer Outfitters.
Having purchased the stock, of Ciroceries of Jas. Kish & Co., we now
have the MOST COMPLKTK LINK. IN VALDKZ. We art
prepared to fill orders, either large or small.
Goods Delivered To Any Part Of The City.
Miners Meeting.
A miner's meet in if i* hereby railed to meet
at the IMfltriet Court room, Vnldex, Alaska, mi
tl»e '2nd day of January. A. I». MW, at M |. in . to
consider the adoption of mitiei- rule* for the
Vahlex Uncording liistrlet. and for the traiiMo••
tloii of *neti other business a* uiav eonie lieforv
said niivlltiK.
Said meeting may he adjourned from time to
time to suit the ciHivet.leflec of the gre.«f*—f
iiiiiiiInt of utiuev* h»hI pr«»*M*ctor*. Said io«*ei
iiilf i.* ea I led by authority of a citlxeu** meeting
held in Vnldex on Her. loth. I!*rj.
For KuIiIkt (iloves ami Mitts
fall at l.ion store.
WANTS EUR SALE.
Advertisement* ander this trend, H» rent* a
line for one insertion. *» rents for eaelt *nb*e
qlieni Insertion.
FMUBAI.K So dm* tine large •»•■>/* well t.-d
and in good eomliliiMi. Kifqikire II. Syring.
poRSAl.K \ three room e«4fage. two ||«a»r*.
* all in fine eondilioii. Kiinuire Herman
Syring.
BIHh tHMJ -Flr*t el a** bird dog for sale.
Seluielder Sisters. Broadway.
PI ANO A Fine up* ight piano for'ale ».\ the
Schneider Sister*. Broadway.
Horsts AXD UHH for relit or for sale. Call
on l»r. Von tiunthcr.
Hot Chili and
Waffle Kitchen.
Open Always.
Broadway, ()|>|». Rcadih" Room.
Mks. J. H. Rya.v
ValdezCafeandDakery
CHAS A. HAND. Prop.
The Only Short Order
House in City.
BANK Or VALDEZ.
AND
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
Capital. Paid-up - ftn.oiM)
KcsiTVf.in Rciii Mini |’«t
i*unnl I’n»|NTly •
(ifiiiTiil Kaukiii" Ktisincss. (
iMist Hotiulit. Lnatisaud I tin-mints.
Fnrfijjn ami Hasten) Kxclmnp
Hmi>.dit and Sold. < icm-ral Collect
iii)T.
PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Gold Dust
Exchange.
Highest Price Paid For
Gold Dust
Treasury Notes, Drafts and Money Orders Cashed Free of Charge.
_ AL WHITE, Proprietor
RICHARD/ fr CO,
Furniture, Stoves and
Household Supp ies.
Seconil-ILmtl (ioods liouulit and Sold.
J. F. HIELSCHER fr QO.
Wholesale and Retail
BUTCHERS
Sjafial Attention (liven to FAMILY TRADK.
Orders Taken and Delivered to Hotels and
Restaurants.
RAILROAD CONTRACTORS SUPPLIED.
European Plan Hates Reasonable
HOTEL ST. ELMS
(Only First Class Hotel in Valdez.)
Headquarters for Mining Men
♦
and Commercial Travelers.
DEBM Eg a POOT, Proprietors.
Keystone Ave. Valdes, Alaska.
For General Hauling see
The Alaska Transfer 0o.
„ Piano and Safe Moving
Special Attention To City Trade.
COAL and General Forwarders