While Some of us Only Eat to Live
Others Live to Eat
*
In either Case, If you want to tickle your palate
See Our List Below
WE CARRY
Imxiorted Swiss Cheese
Camembert Cheese
Roquefort Cheese
Oregon Cream Cheese
Limburger Cheese
Heinz' Preserved Fruits
44 Mandalay Sauce
44 Tomato Chutney
" Horse Radish
44 Pearl Onions
* 44 Celery Sauce
44 Apple Butter
44 India Relish
Mince Meat
44 Pickles
Stuffed Olives
Imported Mackerel in Oil
" French Sardines
" Finnan Haddocks
Yarmouth Bloaters
Kippered Herring
Mackerel in Tomato Sauce
" Frankfurters
Sweet Red Peppers
French Mushrooms
14 Puree de foi Gras
" Russian Caviar
Richardson & Robbins Boned Chicken
Plum Pudding
Snyder's Oyster Cocktail Sauce
Keiller's Marmalade
Imported Peanut Butter
Hill's Java and Mocha Coffee
Schilling's Best Teas
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INC.
GOODS
DR. GERMAN
THE DENTIST
Officc rooms o\«t <»\\ I I>i n«r store (>ille<- hours
0 a. hi., to 0 i». m.. 1 hi., t<» |>. in. Sundays
by appointment. All work ^carantt-cd.
F. BUTTERWORTH
Civif, ICnginkkk ami L\ S.
1 >K1M7TY SrKVKYt >K
V.
OtHce at,reside nee on Keystone Ave.
C. W. Harrington i... W. Storm
HARRINGTON & STORM
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Vv*'1 Mining Kn^inocrs and
IT. ft. rVp'y S u vf.vtM's
Assay Oilier in Vai.lr/,
Connection Alaska
fJoiU'M. Morrin;/ i\ \Ya). I>«'dfonl 5«• • i''
P. S HUNT
OOMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHER
I lijili-eln.-iH Work
w , Omce • Shulio
8wan Hloek Keyntonc Ave*
Valde# I/Odge No. 168
Kroo ttml A»t»«1 M.j.mux
Kcimlnr ('ointnunlrat'.ons first '.V'-Wiv y.J-.jy In
CtU'h rn*»ntli in Mi'K»n]<\v ffuU. Visitors jilw.ivs
wolcorin'.
V. A. I'aini*. Sec*.
Arthur l/.injr. \V. M
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Kirsl Av<\ iii)«l fnivi rv.il> St., HcatUr
Ifiurniwan plan. lU'fimdck'd «»n«l NVwiy Pur
ntflhfd. Tel«l»hnncH in ciieli Houin. r. S. I'. <)
in hulldlny. Hoi cold wutrr. Male-* oil
renin to 12.50.
DILLER
IlewlmmrlorH for Valdo/I2n K*wirns
ltatrn ftOccmt*. #1 and tl .rfi ii*f <«'»> . l-'ir t-<Mn*s
ItfHtrturoni In t'onncctlnn rroc Huh. Oppo^lM'
II. M. j»(»Ktom<T.
Susiina and Yentna Gold Fields, Alaska
Reached from Seat tlr by steamers of tfir Alaska Steamship »Co. andCAlaska Coast <'o..
sailing ori the 1st. ,-th, hth. Wth. ~othar.il Clth «»f each month "nd connecting at I'ort
Mrahani with the company's steamers "TY()NIf" ami "ToNcjniN" fur all Cook In
let points, at <'III*INTNa, Cook Inlet, the steamers "TYONIC" and "T(>NQUfN" con
nect with the company'sn» w stern wheel river steamer. "Af,I<'K". f<>r all Susitna and
Vrntna ri\er points. For passenger ami freight rates apply
ALASKA ('(immkkCIAL CO. ALAHKA < OMMKUf IAL ' ().
O. J. Hr.MiMHiKv. Ajrcnt. Colman IJhl^., Seattle. :tl<» Hansomc St. San Francisco. <'a 1.
liYAKSHAW!
h ; s
^ j Kver.v year w«« increase output of Yuksluiw
^ ■ Stoves because tiiey art1 the best 011 the mart
.2 ! • *
# ^ ; 'w
11 Alaska Construction Co. |
Northern Steam Laundry \z
Hat'mfact ton (Suaranlord j j Foot Knj Htono Av'1
Telephone; CO I ! branch at. Corciova
QR, H. COCKERILLE
Dentist
•in !(f<t*rv.it inn
VAI.DE 2
Valdez Bakery
John WitlHTfl. 1Voi>,
Hrpad, Cakes and Pi*1* Daily
All UlndH of • • »r.t« >
OLD LINE COMPANIES
C. G. WUI/FF;
NEW MINISTRY!
Alfonze Forces The Resigna-;
tion Of Former Members
Of His Cabinet
SPEECH RAISES STORM |
Minister Civira Accuses Republi
# •
cans Of Fomenting Political
Troubles
Madrid, Oct. 23—The entire cabinet.
resigned yesterday and a new ministry j
has been appointed.
The resignation of the ministry was i
caused by a speech by minister Civ- \
ira, in which he likened the liberals'
and republicans to the socialists, and
accused them of being largely instru-1
mental in fomenting the disturbances (
throughout the country. His speech
raised such a storm of protest as to '•
lead the king to dissolve the cabinet. ;
The knew administration plans ad- ■
ditional constitutional guarantees to
Barcelona and Cadiz, hoping by
this means to quiet the unrest in
those cities.
FOR RENT—House corner Key
stone and McKinley streets, lully fur
nished. Inquire Mrs. Ames. tf
('l)Ali • -• • '< >A .
Vjii.lt /. |)(K'U or Viilih'/ TriinifcrCn.
SERIAL NO. OH.')
NOTICK OK Al'PUCATION* KOIC I'MTKU
STATKS I'ATKNT, KOKK.ST KKSKKVIC.
KCHVK.V NO. 775).
United Stales Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 17, HWjO.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of the Act of ('ongrcss ap
proved May 10, 1872, Mill1} A. Dcbney,
whose post office address is 11«> New
ton si reel, Seattle, Wash., has made
application for a patent for I 190 lint ai*
feet on tlx? Jumbo No. I Lode, bear
ing gold, silver and copper, the same
being 910 feet southwesterly and "mO
feet, northeasterly from discovery
shaft thereon with surface ground (>uo
feet in width, situate in Valdez Min
ing District, District of Alaska, and
described by flu; official plat and by
the field notes on file in the office of
the register of Juneau land district,
Alaska, as follows, viz:
Beginning at corner No. I, idenli-'
cal with the S. W. Location Cor., a
greenstone 2 lxSxSinches set 12 inches
in the ground with a mound of rocks
and chiseled with a X-770-1 from
which V. S. L. 41. No. 15 bears
N 21 <leg 1H miu \V 277 feet dist.,
thence N 2$) deg 00 miu W (H)tI feet to
Cor. No. 2, a greenstone 2f>xl0xs in
ches set l.'I inches in the ground with
a mound of rocks and chiaclled with
a X-779-2 from which N. W. Location
Cor. bears ,N 29 deg Or) min \V 01 fed
dist. thence N Of deg tWl mill 11 1 Ifm»
feet to • 'or No. '•> a grccnflone 2lyH\s
inches set 12 inches o» the ground
with a nmimd of rut !;•■ and <bieli«-.-l
X-7/9-" from which I!. Location
Corn- r bears M 20 r!.-o w 01 t<«-t rbst.
IheiiceSJO deg L O'ft) leet to ' or.
No, L
This not beiiitf a suitable place !o
establish a corner on account ot '.his
point falling' on a gravel bar, the >;>r
veyor ran !S M deg \V 01 feet and set
a \V, C,, a greenstone JJxsxfJ inches,
12 Inches in the, ground with a mound
of Alone chiselled with a er./j< ( X i and
779- i thence H HI deg W frmn true
Corner 1190 bei to ft nr. it Sty. I, the
place of beginning.
The variation at all corner* M < his
survey is itt deg hi ntiu K. Ann <4,
Jumbo N«», l !/•(!<' is 2".acres.
There are no survey* »i adjoining or
conflicting claims as shown by the
plat of survey.
Recorded in the office of the Re
corder of t he Vafd"Z Recording I'se
cinet, Territory of Alaska, in Book K
of Mining Locations at Page o-..
M A R V A Dl'BNKY.
ft is hereby ordered that ihc f< re
going notice be published in the
Alaska Prospector/ a weekly news
paper printed at Valdcz, Alaska, for
t h* statutory period.
John VV. Dudley, I^!f5!'lef,
First publication Heplrmb* * 0. I'K/J.
Last tniblieatfon November IH, jtieo*
Copper River
Draying Co.
Kr» ItftiHrw nfnl t*twntirr* to nil |Mrt*
«f f tnt'»rlor. fUwruI Tnvk'Orf
hcl, Wood, ♦ - I Vnnriolor
.*%!« Kkr»l«*> H«„ V'tikU-f
VALDEZ
Reasons For Its Prominence.
Permanence And Prosperity
Largest Population
It has the largest bona fide
population of any town in south
western Alaska.
Open All Year Poit
It is located on Valdez bay,
which has the distinction of be
ing the furthest north open-uli
the year port in the world.
All Steamers Gall
It is the principal port of call
of the largo, ocean-going steam -
erjf plying between Seattle and
southwestern Alaska.
Close Tc Gold And Copper Mines
It is *r» miles nearer to Copper
Center, and HI miles nfiuvr to
the Bonanza mine than any other
port on the coast.
Winter Route To Interior
It is the beginning of the win
tor route to the Tanana. Nome.
Valdez <'re"k. Slate creek and
tlie copper country mining di>
trids. and is distributing point
for all mail for tlie interior.
Headquarters Gf Court, Etc,
It is headquarters of the court
for the Third .judicial division;
of the government road com
mission: of the government mili
tary telegraph and cable linos
for the First and Second divis
ions of Alaska: of tlie military
of tin* Third division, and of the
mining men operating 011 the
sound and in t h" inlerior.
Terminus Gf Government Wagon Road
lf is t Jse logical < n! repot to
the* great interior o! \ laska. it
is the pince se|. cted hy the gov
ernment. a Iter exhaust: ve inves
tigations of other routes, us the
const ,terminus of lii" govern
ment wagon road. \vhi'*h peno
trates the heart of the tor /story
to the Yukon river, an npproxi
mate distance; of miles.
Outfitting Place For Miners And Prospector
It is tli*» outlihtintf point for
mine operator* ami prospector*
on Hie sound and in 11m» interior.
Tin business tirms 1<wjit<*<I lion*
CftlT.V ilMUH'nsc* stocks I'i UlOi'
chamlise. indmiinic <»v« rvthintf
•#! by the miner 5M"! pros
pector. Years of.»xi»er»eiico «»n
able these firms to pack outfits
for tin* roimh handling incident
to travel in this coutry ho that
they will reach their de»tina1ior
uninjured. a matter which out
sulo hti*«incss houses have vet t.
learn. Prices on all comiuodi
tie* are reasona hie.