Vadez Daily Prospector!
l'l'HMRHKD BY
Prospector^^^fWisliing Co.
iH^rollar per Month: Twelve Dollars )»er Year |
Walter JO. Clark is governor of,
Alaska, lie was not the choice of
tlu> territory, which was not con- j
suited, but ho is entitled to a fair
chance to make good. Most of us j
came to Alaska without being sent !
lor, and some of us because we had j
blue tickets from the states. Here is'
hoping Governor Clark will be as well
liked after while by Alaska as he j
seems to be now by the powers that j
sent him north.
A. C. Rodgers, son of Admiral j
Rodgers of the United States navy,
left Valdez July 10, 1909, for Fair
hanks, and was last heard from at
Copper Center. Anyone" possessing
information as to his whereabouts'
will please notify the cable oflicc at
Valdez.
Capt. 1'. I). Blodgctt of Seldovia, is j
confined to his room in the Seattle j
hotel by neuralgia. Captain Blodgctt J
came to Valdez on the Dora to attend i
court.
Cordova is to have a brass band, j
L'he organization has boon perfected
and M. .1. lleney is to ilnanee 1 ho1
proposition.
William MeCJee arrived in town
la-t ni^ht from Slate crook.
I'etc Steinmetz of I.andloek bay, is :
i:i (<>\vn lor a f« w days.
.lot* (it'll eamo in this afternoon;
irom thi' Kotsina.
r'-ank Austin eame in from Slate;
< iv. k last ni^lit.
!S BETRAYED
BY PET CANINE
(('ontinued from pa#e I)
! i i. • interior, returned to town
Wednesday afternoon and going to |
tin- eabin found the place liad been
broken into and j t he articles taken.;
He made inquiries of people* in the i
vieinitv, but no one had noticed any- i
one al>otit the place during his ah-1
seller. Finally his attention was I
ealled to a small brown spaniel dog, .
which appeared to be very much at
home under t ho front porch, and an
inquiry revealed that the dog he- j
longed to i)elaney.
The marshal's ofllce was notified of
the robbery and also of the supieion J
which at t ached t o Delancy through
the pivsenee of the dog. i\ lookout
wa«* kept for Dolaney, and he was',
arrested on t ho street, having on at.,
the time a pair of boots and other!
clothing which was identified by J
Weber as having been taken from his j
cabin.
At tlx1 preliminary hearing yes tor- |
dav afternoon ('ommissioncr Heed
i
considered tin* evidence sufficient to
hold Dolaney for t he grand jury, and
h<* wan placed under ^1,0(K> bonds to
appear before that body. Being tin-!
able to furnish bail Delatiey is now i
languishing in the federal bastile.
Notice
On and after October t, the Pionoer i
1 fot-ol, at Kllamar, will bo open for
tin- accomodation of the public. First|
Hnss rooms and board.
tf Win. Connolly, l'rop.
Pilsner Stylo Export- Mottled Reer,
esoeclally bottled by the Vaide7.
Hrewing Company for family use,
brewed from tbo choicest barley malt
and bops, Ih for nalo at all saloons.
Plane your orders with them for regu
lar delivery every Wednesday and
Saturday.
New stylo (HI lotto razor outfits lit
the Owl Drug Co. M
Bnyfl house and lot before the boom.
Oscar Pish.
When You Get in off the Trail
and want a good suit of clothes for the right
price call on its and let its show yott a
Hart-Schaflner and Marx
They are made to fit, and quality guaranteed
We Carry a Complete Line of
furnishing goods; Stetson hats, Hannon
shoes, underwear, shirts, collars, cuffs, neck
ties—Everything to fit you out complete.
GIVE U6 A CAI/I/.
VALDEZ BANK & MERCANTILE COMPANY, INC.
The Pioneer Outfitters.
Daily and Weekly
f jfj &Yj$ a* n 0
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Of all descriptions neatly executed
Prospector
Publishing Company