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ensure absolute comfort in
PACKARD SHOES. Every
style is made with strict regard
for proper fitting. You "will
be surprised how easily and
snugly they conform to the
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Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
PIONEER OUTFITTERS
STOCK
We beg to inform you that the Caf.ilrtl
Stock of this Bank has been increased
to $98,000.00. With this large
capital we shall be able to extend still
yre-iter accommodations to our prtrons.
BANKING DEPARTMENT
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
You Should Vote For
ROBERT I JENNINGS
For Delegate From Alaska
I Ho has lived in Alaska for
W years—seven of those years
in Juneau. None have question
ed or can question his ability or
industry. If you do not believe
I his, write lo Juneau.
L' In the pursuit of his profes
sion lie lias boon called to nearly
every portion of the Territory,
and lie is thoroughly familiar
with (ho needs of Alaska.
:t lie ha.H no grievances to air,
no avo to grind, and is free to
■orvo Alaska, unswayed hy p«*r-.
Valdoz Roal Estate.
If you have a house to ront|
list it with the Valdoz Ileal Fo
late Agency, Wall street.
: i k * * s «>r dislike*.
is no} connccled. in any
. . V ilil t<H'P'W'Hl lolls or other
i.»is S',<'i\iu- fa\ill's from I lie
-<• \ci'111111'111, While lie lias ever
Im'i'ii I In1 friend and attorney of
11:•• inliianil I In; poor man, yet
!u js iwi lilalanl, demagogue,
.seeking to array class against
i.|iim<. Ho bolloves in "Equal
for all, and spccial priv
i'enrs for mine."
7> Iln is in polfficnl harmony
willi Iho dominant parly in Iho
present House of Representa
tive*, and with what will bo Iho
dominant parly of iho nation for
Iho next four years, and so, will
lie I I'll<*r aldo to get things for
Alaska than would a socialist or
a inpudliean (ho ho a slandpat
li'r or an independent republi
can.) What Alaska wants, it
wants now. Wo cannot wait for
the socialist niilloniuni.
It co?Is no more to got your
clothing cleaned and proMoi* at
Silverman's. Phono 198.
Subscribe for Iho Prospector.
DISTANCE TABLE
FAIRBANKS TRAIL
Table of Distances as Corrected
and Tabulated by Lieut. Ed
gerton of Road Commission
Lieut. Kdgerlon, uf |he road
commission, has compiled I he
following table of distances be
tween Yaldey. ami Fairbanks, from
new surveys, wbieb make, in a
.number of instances, quite a
.change ove'r Iii«* old tables owing
lo changes in I lie road and Ibe
furlln'i* fact that lliese distances
f«»r ihe summer Irail:
Miles
Fairbanks
:t7i».r» Vniiii'z
300. j OiiiipCoiuiori
360.5 N>>. 'J Ti'li'itraiili Station (vacant)
30i) 2 Wortman's U. II. Tel. Station
352.U Summit It- II. (vacant)
31.72 I'larmiuan Dmp It. H.
343.0 Suinu Tel. Station (vacant)
331.1 I leaver D'ini It. II. & Tel. Station
335.0 . Tcikhcll It. II.
32o.il Teiltliell Tel- Station
31'.Ml Tacoma K. II. (vacant)
314.3 I jucHtlni' It. II. (vacant)
3ii|.U < • lacier It. II (vacant)
2'.M;..* Tonsina It II.
2*1.5 Willow ("reek II II
273> Copi-cr Center
205.* Ti/lina l(. II.
2»co s;ini>-.on's it- il.
25T.7 l»rv Creek It. 11.
< oiliiana It II .v. I*. < •
I'oplar Ui j\\ II- II
Sour l)oii;:ii It. II.
i >ur Hum*' It. II.
Meier's It. II
I 'axsnnS It • !1.
1". S. Signal Corps relief c.thin
Yost s It. II. (Md'allum Tel- St.i )
« asoy's Cache (destroy* «l)
Miller's It. II.
Ita|>iils It- it.
Donnelly's Tel. Sta.
Donnelly's It II.
ISealc's Cache
Mccarty's It. II.
Shaw Crook It. II.
Cyclonc It. H.
Iticliardson
Lake It. II
Overland It. II.
Munsitn's If. II.
Clark's It. II. (vacant)
Salehu Tel. Sta.
1'ile Driver It. It
Twenty Mile It- II
Johnson's It- II
Fairbanks
Mili*s
Vahlez
IMI.II
1(1.1
13 o
l't.3
20 ti
31 3
30.5
i:» i
r.j.r.
r.'.i.
Orr Co. stahles, ('hitina
I'oplar L>*e
I .ower Tonsina It. II.
Woodland It. II.
Kenny Lake It. II.
Willow Creek It. II.
24'i.T
2.11.5
25.3.1
27< 1.5
2*0.1
301.3
3o7.ll
310.2
322.0
:::ii».T
3IO.O
311.3
347-1
351 .*
301.0
301.0
3711 5
i 'hit ina
IKM.O
h.M
I.V5
20.5
2;. I
3'.).3
Deputy Marshal Karl Arm
I strong, writing from Kodiuk mi
lder dale of July iHlli, says the
calllc are gelling enough grass t«»
j merely 1 i\i•, and llial Iliey will nut
fallen lliis year. Kvcryone own
ing sheep, lie writes, have lost
heavily, as lliey mire in the ash
es when il becomes wel, being
v >ry weak for lark of food
jt'all and die. Some have lost hnli
llirir llocks. l-'ish arc not rnn
11imanywhere near normal ami
idoifi Ihink 11 ie> will this season,
las I lie run of reds is about passed.
NOTICE.
for llle benefit of I hose who
were promoted on condition at.
; lie close of the I a -1 school year,
and ha\e hceu doing slimmer
work* in the delimpictil subjects,
an examination wiH he held at the
school building Friday, August
I, al I p. m. All wishing to lake
llie examination will please re
port l<i me nol later than Tues
day. .Inly i!t>.
I'. (i. HAMS, Principal.
NOTICE.
All Yaldey. I own warrants up (o
mihI ineludiug X<i. .'1252, will he
I• ai«I if presenled a! I lie olTiee of
I In? Town Treasurer on i»r 1»**—
fore f 1*11 ilays from dale hereof.
Vahh-z. July 15. I1H2.
H. B. WIIKAT,
k 20 Town Treasurer.
FOH RAl.K— A new ami com
pletely furnished or unfurnished
house on Hie corncr of Fourth
and Wickershnm. Lot fenced and
garden in. If wauled, ready to go
housekeeping. Will ho sold cheap
to nn early buyer. Must leave on
account of sicknesn. Inquire of
Mrs. Ororg.1 Ronnie* nn Ihe prem
ises. If
Siil\nli»r heer, a special home
hrew, on drafl riI all plares.
Launches and Lighters
For Hair, Hunt or Charter
Weekly service to Ellamar
Landlock and Fidalgo
Opt. n. K. MOHRIH, City Dock
LOCAL ITEMS
Tlie Valdez Cafe is one good
place lo eat. tf
Salvalor l»eer, a special home
brew, on draft at all places.
j
Mayor Jiarry, of Cordova, left1
fiii- Ih.s home 011 the Mariposa.
Waffles ana noney 25c at Val
dez Cafe. tf
I Kd. We.sthrook is in from the
Cai'iernn-Johnson properly.
FOl'ND-ln grand stand at hall
grounds, one stick pin. Owner
can get same from Mrs. Al. While.
The Seward Gateway is on sale
I at the Valdez Drug Co. tf !
J. M. I.athrop and wife were
; passengers for the outside on the
'Mariposa. They will return here
later jn 1 he season.
1
■ KOIl SAMS—A number olj
1 strong, thrifty flower plants. In-I
| quire Mrs. R. It. Davis, lloharij
jstreet. If
Al :i meet ini: of llie Arclic
Itl'ot ||.'M'llooi| last evening one
candidate was taken over the
1.I1 iI!\0111 |'a»s.
Full SAI.K-Strong, liesillhy tu
heroiis llegouia plants; nearly to
Idossom. 11 m 111 ire Mrs. <C. lley_
nolds. If
Mrs. ('.lias. M. .\icho|«on and
'daughter will move 1.• 111 ■ • llaui
'>;»\-llutlierford property, where
Mr. .Nicholson i> the -upci-intend
ent.
Tin* warm weather <»l tile past
! few days makes an appreciable
■ difference in the volume of wahT
'pouring from Ihc glacier. For
j I unalcly, the main body of wa
iter is llnwinK down I In* west side.
Tliciy will be a meeting of the
;J-*irc Depjylment this even nig in
'their liall for tin* transaction of
business with Ihc view of obtain
; 111f-r a hook ami ladder truck. A
j lull attendance is expected.
Mall llejch, John H. Kruin, I'ct
er Krivokapich have incorporated
I hi* Seacoast Mining company,
Willi a capital • • 1 $ 1,500,(100, with
I hi* incorporators as tin* lirsl
board of directors.
Kil. Wood is relaying jinwrii
1111*111 supplies as far as (lamp
Comfort until such time as his
stork gels hardened In w*»rk. Mr.
\\ I says lie can easily take
!r>oo poumls oxer the summit with
his four horse teams. The road
I Vel' I lie pass lias been Very 111II«' 11
i nproved receuI ly. .
J Tin' Si'nmsi>l .Mining company,
iiicim'|m>rsiIvpsli'Vilay. <iwn s i<*ii
rliiinis Slimip hay ;i«l joining I In
Whah-n-Amh-rsitn i»1-1 >|•<• rt i• • . ami
is heinjr f 111a11 r*<• • I liy Mr.
jIMilvrr, ;i Scat I h» capital i.-l . Mr.
! iMiIver will a I hiiit drill in mi 111 < •
\rin fur miii' liuiulri'il r.-. l ami will
liavi' a trail lmill from tin- hay to
III'.* projM'i'li«*s.
I• I. Millanl. \\ h < • ha • 1 •••• n \ i«
ilinvr I lie Nh-knlai Mining rmii
pany's pr<'pi-rl it's, sa\ » 111;«I In
was st»\i'n ilays rcarliiiitr !I«• •
properly hv way nf (;<>iih>\a. \\lirn
.In* roiilit have liiaih' ii in fmir
• lays hv way •»F I hi* fitiycriiiiMMil
rmnl :iinl ill IIIiM'll Irs-! I'Xpr'iM'.
This is aniilhrr art-'iinii'iil in fa
\ Mi'tif sl«'p|)ini! appmprialimts Tor
Mnvt'i'tiiiit'iil hnill r«>ail".
DR. CHARLES DAGGETT
AT HOME
Drnlnl Office Next to
Senttlc Hotel
Phone 83
Masonic Mooting.
Mi'Hiilar coinnnmical ion. Vnhlc/
Lnflfrp Xo. I OH, |«\ ami A. M., in
Masonic hull al H o'clock I his ov
cninw. Work lliiril <h*pr«M».
0. IIF.YXOI.DS, Scc'y.
Ifnmlflnmc onk folding bod, <
iprln^it tnttflros* and pillow. <
(lout over *r»0; soil f'»r $1?0. 1
8ro in window of l-'rucli»»n. 4
Ask lir. DmhkcII. <
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IN PROBATE.
In Dm Commissioner'* Court For
Vnldez Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, before Thomas It.
Shoparrl, IJ. S. Commissioner.
—in Probate.
In I ho matter of (be ••slate of
r.ouis Camicia, dcccnsed. No. 115.]
Notice of hearing or petition i
for probate of nuncupative will J
and of petitions for letters of ad
ministration upon estate of de
ceased, and citation to widow and
next of kin to contest said alleg
ed will.
By order of the abov.j mimed
court .sitting in probate, Him day
made, notice is hereby given to
I lie widow, heirs and next of kini
of Louis Camicia, deceased, late
of Valdez, Alaska, who died at
said Valdez 011 May 1-', 1U12, and
to all who may have any concern
with the estate of said deceased,
that, whereas, on June 21, 1'J12,
E. E. Kitehie, president of the
common council of said town of
Valdez, Mod in the above named
court in the above entitled mat
ter his petition, praying among
other things for probate of a cer
tain alleged nuncupative will of
said deceased, therein alleged to
have been declared by said de
ceased 011 or about May 0, 11
in the presence of witnesses wh<«
reduced the testamentary w«ni«
of said deceased to writing sign
ed by them severally 011 May III.
1912, and which alleged nuncu
pative will, as so reduced to writ
ing and in said petition set
forlli, is as follows, lo-wil:
".For the last three niuhls I
have been dreaming about nice
graveyards. I! anything should
happen to me 1 want to have all
my hills paid and what is 1 •• It
should go to a library for the
school children «>!' Valdez."
And whereas afterwards, on
said June 21, 1012, James Fish
tiled in said court in said mat
ter his petition praying for the
issuance to him, as a creditor of
the estate of said deceased (who
is therein alleged to have died in
testate) of letters of administra
tion of said esla'v.
.•Mill WIMTCJIS ;i flerwafds, Oil
July <5, I *.M -, I tin Valdez I 11«!«•!•_
lakinir a en.pari nership, tin
Owl I >i*iia (In., a ci»rji< >ral inn. A.
Vmi <iunlher, ami M. .M. Ilnpkms,
tiled in said cniirl in saiil mat
ter their petition I'm- the i<>uance
In \\". II. (la-wi'll a member of
said co-partnorship of letters oT
a«1111i11i-l rat inn of sai<l estate. al
leging in said pi'titinn, aiming
i>1 lii*i* I liinus that saiil petitioners
are tin- principal creditors of saiil
decedent. ami dial lie |#>ft. no will
i.n writ ink ami im knnwn hejrs at
law.
Ami whereas jurisdiction of
tin; estate nf said deceased ap
pertains unto the above named
eonrl. sitting in pmhate:
Now., therefor.*., pnldic mdice
is hereby given. to tile widow.
! heirs at law ami next of kin of
said J.ouis Camicia, deceased, if
any such there he, and to all por
j sons, who may have any concern
with his estate, that all the, octi
llions aforesaid will he hoard on
j Wednesday, the .'{1st day of .July,
101.', at to o'clock in the fore
juoon of said day, before the un
dersigned, United Slates conirnis
'sioner in and for Valdez precinct
I in the Third division of the Ter
irilnr.v nf Alaska, and ex officio
•probate .judge in and for said pre
cinct. at the office of said com
missioner in Valdez, Alaska: and
jlhe widow and next of kin of said
• deceased, if any such there be.
•are hereby cited and admonished
to appear before the undersigned
'at tin* time and place aforesaid,
and contest said alleged nuncu
pative will "f said deceased if they
J think proper.
Dated this I .'till dav nf July.
1012.
THOMAS It. SIlKPAHh.
t'nited Slates Commissioner and
ex nIViein Prnhale Jud'-e in and
i for Valdez Precinct. in tin*
Third IiivMou of the Terri
i lory nf Ahi-ka.
First pub. .Im I? I r,. t '.i I ?.
■ La*t pub. July VC. *i* 1?.
; Suh-eribe for the Pro Hp*.ct«.r.
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(gLciEcniic^jtiicotAToaiJJ, i
ELCCTR!C®5T0VE5n
ALASKA WATER, LIGHT A TEL
EPHONE COMPANY
ASSAYER
Geo. f. white
The Assayer
Twelve yearH at Tacoma Smelter
Opposite Kleetrie I/i^ht Ofllee
All Work GsiruUfd and Promptly Attended To
VALDISZ, ALASKA
CYRUS W. HARRINGTON
Mining ISiitfineer and
U. S. Dep'y Surveyor
Assay Office In Valdca
Connection Alaska
Mail Orders Promptly Attended to
VOLL & BARKER
CHEMISTS, AS8AYHKS AND
MINING KNUINKKKH
Ac-curacy iru»ruritcc«l an«l i>r<iiii|>t rduitis
Established 1881
McKinli')' St.. (>|i|>osit<: V. It- Jfc M. Co.
Valdez, Alaska
A. M. Dicringei
VALDEZTRANSFER CO.
CSeiieral Trucking ami Freighting
to all parts of the interior.
Positively no coal delivered un
less paid for in advance
Office 011 Wall St . Phone CO
11 New York Life jj
Insurance Co.
W. H. CRARY', Repreitulntive
! Viilih /, Alaska. J'hone II j 1
PROFESSIONAL
DAGGET1JND LEAHY
Satisfaction Guaranteed
| All branches of up-to-date den
tistry. OlTices over Jim Kahler's
drug store, Valdez, Alaska.
L. V. RAY
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
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jsF.WATM), - ALASKA
DR. GERMAN
j " THE DENTIST
• ORWv roiuiisiivri' (Uvl Driiir store. OiNcc hours
'• a. ut . i' «!•.. 7 m.. lo » |>. hi. Sundays
| hy ai>i>oimuieni All work uuaramn-d.
DR. H. COCKERILLE
Dentist
i Office in VAT Til?7
! Whaling Building * -.1./XJ A.j
Patents Mining Incorporations
CHARLES C. CANTY
FRANK I!. I'OSj Fit
Lnv.-ycrs
Alaska Securities Bi d g VAx
Valdez SlissJ Mela! Works
Manufacturers or
YAKSIIAW STOVES
Plumbing, Steam «»xi'J 1 lot
Water Heating, Pun.ps ami
Well 1'oints.
Sheet Metal Work of Every
Description, I lose Valves.
Iron Pipe, Fittings.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
i"I'llii <1 Judicial Idvlsioii, Tor
rilory of Alaska.
hi the mallor of Ili«* o.Malo of
(rhnrh's II. SandhorK, doeoa«od.
j\o|jr«' lo ('.roililors.
Notion is horohy niv°ii '•>' illo
' ninliM'sj^MiMl, cxoontrix of tho
rslalo of <'.liarlrs II. Saiulbcrg,
ili'ora•»»•(!, lo tlic orodilors of anil
j ;i 11 pi'isoim having rlaiins
jatrnin«l 11n» said o*lalo, to ox
liilliI IIhmii willi llio n.'oossnry
vonrlH'l'.M wilhiii six (('») months
afli'r llio IIi'mI publication of this
! nod ice, lo Mm said nxoculrix at
11 lie oll'ioo of Frank C.. Weber, at,
jVahlo/., Alaska, 111«? same being
Hip place for llio Iransnclion of
Mho hu*ino*M of said estate.
Haled al Valdoz, Alaska, this
j Mil dny of July, 1912.
ANN IF. It. SANDTU'.HO,
Executrix.