Prospector Daily Bulletin
Daily by The Prospector Pub
lishing Company.
Manuel Torres On Trial
Manuel Torres, a Chilean, is <>i:
trial in the district court today npor
the charge of assaulting a ship olTi
oer on the high seas. Manuel enlistee
as a fireman on the Northwestern 01 |
fc jr trip sailing fr m Seattle Doc. k2(J. !
With the Christmas spirit crossed with !
the Seattle spirit agitating his s':;ni
Manuel felt iusulted when one of the
assistant engineers of the vessel, 11.
Codling, ordered him to pass coal am
the outcome of the debate was the
■lugging of tho engineer by tho Chil
ean, who also chewed Codling't
•nger.
Witnessess for the prssecution saj
the assault was unprovoked. Torres
*ay» Codling struck him first and a
jury will decide whether the coddling
•f the engineer by the fireman was a
crime or no.
Reynolds Elected Trea»surer.
Blarney Stevens received a message
from Boston yesterday evening con
firming in a general way the Pros
pector story of yesterday concernim i
the arrangements to settle up the in
debtedness of the Reynolds companies, j
It contained the further informatioi
that H. D. Reynolds was elected jjreas; I
urer of the Reynolds-Alaska Develop
ment company and Mr. Stevens a !
trustee at the stockholder's meeting, j
Tournament Bowling Scores.
ftcores last night in the bowling
tournament were as follows: Gantj j
and Mossman, 835; Bonzagi ana i
Pounds, 000; Fursman and Worley, j
903-973; White and Hills, 917; Bra<l-j
ford and Morgan, 961. Fursman ana !
Worley made high scon" of the tour-*
nament so far, 973.
ltntertainment This Evening.
An entertainment of the show vari
ety will be given in MeKinley hah !
this evening by the Valdez federal hi- !
bor union. The performance will in
clude vocal and instrumental music-, j
hypnotism, sleight of hand tricks*,
moving pictures.
Bishop Rowe to Receive.
Bishop ltowe will be "at homo" at
the Epiphany Rectory tomorrow, Fri
day, to receive callers from 3 to fl p. j
m. and from 8;30 p. m. to midnighi. I
He will leave for Fairbanks on Mon- |
day's stage.
Call for the celebrated Elgin cream-;
ary butter at V. B. & Mer. Co. Inc.
The Prospector Clrculhting Library)
t» now open for business in the ntou-:
af L Archibald. A Im^e nhiptneut. ot
aew bookn will art ire on the c4iiraintfa,
and i ha lare^t book a will ho addud
wjonthly hereafter.
We have a fow Xmaa woods loft, over,1
which we are cloning out at u di-connt
#f 33X per cent discount,. Owl Dru^ !
To,
Prompt attention Riven to mail or-I
4ars, and preaoiipMons filled by a I
registered pharm icUt. Had Cross1
Drug Co.
Wanted — By experienced woman
aaadhouHtt cook, work on V<ildez trail.
Applj at Prospector
Fresh Morgan Ovsters constantly In
alook. Frya-Hruhn Co., phone 20.
Tha lates'. popular sung hits a* well
6fast Instrumental music at Alaska
vof flle.
jNew Sewing Maehiaes at AdUvV
Northwestern; iu port; tails fori
S ward tbis evening
Jeanu; irum Seattle 10, Juneau 10. j
Saratoga; sails from Seattle 211 li.
Santa Chou; in Seattle.
liertha; sailed for Seattle 14th
7 i
Portland; sailed for Seat lie loth
Arthur Lang en mo homo on life j
North western.
E. A. Hcgg, the Cordova photo- j
jrapher, is in Yaldez.
George Mead is hack from hisj
Christmas vacation on the outside. j
The Elsie had not arrived in port at j
iincn although be eked to eail this j
morning.
The Northwestern will sail f jr Sew j
ird this evening: by way of Ellamar ;
and Latouehe.
W. K. Reed, who was here with the j
Reynolds interests last fall, in |
jn the Northwestern.
James II. Wavdell, deputy marshal
at Katalla, came in on the steamer
with five prisoners from his bailiwick.
Mrs. Myra Cox, deputy elerk of the
lib trie u ceurfcat Seward, who has been
assisting in the Yaldez oflVee for two
months, wiil return to Seward on tv.c !
Northwestern.
The Fairbanks stage came in ye.s- 1
terday afternoon with nine passen-j
^ers. C..e of them, Mr. llill, came j
jhrough with a badly frozen lace ac-1
ruired in u high wind on the summit. '
l'he driver suffered a frozen hand.
;,The Yakshaw cam:) stove are '
anexcellod. Y. ii. & Mer. Co.
Doc; Salmon ; Choice bjno.1 in 51-j
pound baies, 10 cents a pound.
Hrown <!v ilawkins, Seward, Alaska. ,
Kooma Id; rent. Modern improve-i
nienl s, including st earn he.it. Inquire
Owl 1 )ru C«»,
The best, line of trusses in southern |
Alaska can be found at the Alaska i
I )rug Co.
(ireen Ui\cr \Yliiokcv and Oiyiu
I >ia l>i'(* r— I 11a t 's a 11, a l 11 *<• 11 < • i>( - j
- hoc.
Raffle
Working llorse, Harness and Bale |
>f Hay. t. haneoB this evening at 7:45 j
^'cioeii in the cilice of tne Alameda, i
r I
Lost—-^50 Reward
My poc.iet book, containing money
111<i pe.peis, on jie>< rv»M%o.i avenue,
near Sealtle ho,el, last ninht.
T. E. Dougherty.
Notice to Horse Owners!
Notice is hereby uriveu, tl at horse?* i
running loo.-e on the stieets of the
town of Yaldez lierealtei'*, will be taken
up and impounded by the mai>lnd, in
accordance wi h the provisions cf the
town ordinance.
I»y Order of t he Council.
Notice
All ('urc.lxiKos mixlo for tho city
hereafter will be ordered by special i
••equisitionH, Hi d no b lis will be al- i
lowed unless ac/om| an ed by such'
,reqnislt ions, signed by at, leiist one ol
the purchasing committee (Messrs
Whitley, Gritfsby and Lanf?.) All
tills, nccompuiied by the requisitions,
must, be pre?-ent« d Ht. the town clerkV
ofllce. in Tj. Archibald's store, before
the first. Monday in each rrfnnth, or
they wiil not tie paid until the follow
ing mouth.
I>y Order of the Council.
BOARDING
TUP! 5>7 Hiorli f°r Table
(i HA NO *1 Pe' Bonrrt
$10 Board ami Room
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And your money will be sa»e. Panics and shortage of money in (be States
does not alt'ect us, as we always Ifeep a large Oas-A Reserve on band, and our
money is invested in short term Loans and Investments, so as we can readily
and quickly realize,
Paid Up Capital $75,000 <
DIRECTORS
Lv vl,\ Gray—Manatror Great Northern
Development Co.
J. E. Chimera—Prbsident Pacific Yu
kon Kx posit ion.
John Lyons—U S Commissioner.
S. A. H'tuple—Merchant
LI.P Ferguson— Mine Owner
Resources In Alaska S2G0,00Q
OFFICERS
K. A. llompie, President
l\. P. Ferguson, Vice President
Arthur L*huu?, Cashier
Tom Scott, Assistant Cashier
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co, Inc.
tavern Lund) I{oom and Buffet
% Dinners and
Parties a Specialty
The only Place in the City to Eat L. CRAINE, Prop.
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Good Goods ^ Good Goods
Finely Furnished Rooms All Modern Conveniences
Gold 'Oust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottleri (Ioods J><'S1 Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Slurry Kiesling Atureli^a Sauterne
Bhu-kbertv Hrandv Claret hy (lie Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Beer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
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Sell $100 wo"th of
Gtofs for 1.00 in Cash at
THE OUTFITTER
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And Way Ports
Weekly Sailing Schedule
Leave VALDEZ, Ken. Wed. Fri.
Leave CORDOVA, Tues. Thut ♦. Sat.
**illnK Onfe* f uhjcct to Chnngft
Without Notice
Freight ; Office at VALDEZ DOCK CO.
r II. g. WATERMAN
C. W. HARRINGTON
Waterman 8c Harrington
VALDEZ. ALASKA
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OFFICB
Kxrunlnatioiis Mine Management, Surveyr
Cold $1.50
(loltj uiiO SliVi r 2.00
Copper 1.60
Loan 1.60
Gold, Silver »uni Lead 8.60
Gold and Copper... 8.00
Gold, Silver and Coppep? 3.50
Gold, 3'lver, Copper and Lead 4.V)
(lold and Sliver Umpire 5.00
Iron 4.04*
Sulphur, Aluminum, Tin, Platinum,
Quicksilver, Zlue. Nickel, Cobalt,
Chromium, etc
Comi including Sulphur 10.0®
Mill tenia $15 to $30
Ore HtialvnlH $10 and up
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Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop