Copper River
Draying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
ED. WOOD Proprietor
McKinley St., Valdez.
CHAS. S. HUBBELL
U. S. DEPUTY LAND AND MINERAL
SURVEYOR
Ofllce With VAT T"*IT"7
Waterman <fc Harrington "
F. BUTTERWORTH
Civil Engineer and U. S.
Deputy Surveyor.
Surveys accurately
and promptly made.
Oflice over Valdez Market, Room 3
(Opposite Seattle Hotel)
H. S- WATERMAN
Mining and Civil Engineer
U.S.Deputy Mineral & Land Surveyor
Hotel Phoenix
Bedford-McNeill VALDEZ
Code Alaska
C. VV. HARRINGTON L. W. STORM
HARRINGTON a STORM
MINING ENGINEERS and
U. S. UEP'Y SURVEYORS
Assay Ofllce in Valdez
Connection Alaska
Keystone Avenue.
Codes: Morelui; Neal and Bedford McNeil
]. H. MURRAY
Attorney-at-Law
A. G BAKER
Public Accountant
Seattle Hotel VALDEZ
P. S HUNT
Commercial Photographei
High Class Work
OFFICE IN SWAN BLOCK
Studio, Keystone Ave. Valdez
THE SOUTHERN
NEWLY
FURNISHED
ROOMS
Steam Heat; Electric Liohts; Baths
STRICTLY MODERN
Mrs. W. H. Blaokwell
H. R Leslie
H. W. Panter
VALDEZ TRANSFER CO.
General T rucking and
Freighting to all Parts of
the Interior J* **
Office McKlnley
Near Broadway Phono GO
Notice of Election
Notice i« hereby given, that an
election will he held, in the incor
porated town of Valdez, Alaska, at
the Old Fire hall, on the Alley be
tween Stull's Jewelry store* and
Joseph Deiringor's place of business,
on Tuesday, the lltn day of August,
1908, for the purpose of voting for a'
Delegate from Alaska, to the "'House
of Representatives."
Polls will be open from 8 o'clock,
a. m., until 7 o'clock, p. m., on said
day.
Alvah KameH, Henry Suessdorf and
Henry W. Miller have* been appointed
an judges, and W. H. C'rary and J. O.
Martin an clerks of said Election.
Dated thi« 7th day of July, A. D.,
1908.
By order of the Common Council,
W. H. Crary, Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 56.
An Ordinance Defining the Business
of Public Scavenger ana Providing a
License Therefor and Fixing a Penal
ty for the Violation Thereof.
Be it Ordained by the Citv Counoil
of the City of Valdez as follows;
Sec. 1. Any person or persons en
gagod in the business of removing
garbage, contents of toilets, water
closets or privies, rubbish of any kind
or filth from private premises for hire,
shall be known and designated as a
Public Scavenger, and before any per
son or persons engage in such busi
ness, he or they shall be required to
file with the City Council an applica
tion for a license so to do.
Sec. 2. A license fee of Twenty
Five Dollars, ($25) per annum shall
be charged any person or persons ap
plying for a public Scavenger license.
Sec. 3. The person or persons wish
ing to engage in the scavenger busi
ness when notified by the Chief of Po
lice that their application for a li
censo so to do has been granted by
the City Council, shall deposit with
the City Treasurer the amount of tho
license feo prescribed in Section 2 and
take his receipt therefor; and upon
depositing said receipt with the City
Clerk, the said Clerk shall issue a Pub
lic Scavenger License for one year
and provide free of cost to the li
censee a metallic tag bearing the in
scription P. S. No. — and the number
of said tag shall correspond with the
number of the license issued. All li
censes so issned shall hear numbers
running from number one up consecu
tively. If for any good and sufficient
cause the City Council should refuse
to grant an application for a license
for Public Scavenger business, the
person or persons so applying shall
not be allowed to conduct such busi
ness.
c»ec. *4. ah sucn persona so engaged
shall be subject bo such rules and reg
ulations as the Public Health Depart
ment may prescribe from time to
time, as to the removal of garbage,
contents of toilets, water closets, priv
ies, rubbish of any kind or filth, and
for any violation of the rules of the
Public Health Department so pres
cribed shall be guilty of a misdemean
or and subject to a fine of Twenty
Five ($25) Dollars, for each and every
offense.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of the
Chief of Police to see that all persons
engaged in scavenger work for hire
have applied to the City Council for a
license so to do and have paid the
necessary license fee, and any person
or persons so engaged that have not
complied with the provisions of the
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and be subject to a fine
| in an amount equal to the amount of
tho license fee prescribed and the
payment of the license fee when an
application for license has been grant
ed. Provided however that the li
cense fee prescribed in Section 2 shall
not be construed as applying to any
persoh or persons ongaged in tho
transfer business or drayage business
who have paid a license feo to tho
Clerk of the District Court for a Trans
fer Business.
Sec. 6. The City Council shall call
for bids for doing the general public
scavangering and the successful bid
der shall bo the Official City Scaven
ger, whenever it is deemed necessary;
make ratos for charges for the remov
al of garbage, contents of toilets,
water closets, privies, rubbish of any
kind or filth. All occupied premises
shall havo toilet cleaned out and con
tents removed at least once a month.
Sec. 7. This ordinance shall take
ofTect and bo in force from and after
its passage, approval and publication.
Approved and adopted tne 6th day
of July, 1908.
F. M. Brown, Mayor.
W. H. Crary, Clerk.
B team heated furnished rooms ut
Hotel Valdez.
Daggott and Roberts, dentists, noxt
to Seattle hotel, Valdez, Alaska.
"My Aim is to Please You."
For neatness and dispatch
Try
Webb's - Waffle - House
HOME-mado Bread and lMes
Mi Saloon
T. A. Cobb and Harden Smith
.... Proprietors....
BONDED WHISKIES A SPECIALTY
Valdez, Alaska.
Prospectors,' Miners' and Campers'
Seasonable Goods!
I
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Mosquito Tents, both Drill and Khaki
Wall Tents, from 7x7 to 16x24
Lang's Collapsible Stoves, the only practical
Stove for Packing.
Rubber Coats, Pommel Slickers
Long or Short Slickers and Parafine Leggings
Fink's Waterproof Khaki Clothing
Mosquito Head Nets, Gauntlet Gloves
Amason-Trguaranteed—Gold Seal or Red Sole
Rubber Boots
Don't forget Hill's Coffee and Preferred Stock
Canned Goods for your mess outfit. \
A. L. LEVY & CO
GOOD GOODS
OUR SPECIAL
MIDSUMMER PRICES
Are Moving Goods.
Out
of
Town
Order#
Filled
Prompt
ly by
Mail.
Orders I
for
Sp e o ta
cles
Filled by \
Mail
from any
Point.
i
GOODS
WEIJ<
BOUGHT
are
Half Sold.
Our
Mail
Order
System
Appeals
to
All.
Prices
Right.
Quality
Right.
All
Right.
Service
Prompt
Effective
W. C. S T U L L
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
There is a Feeling of Security and Satisfaction in Having Your
Money With This Hank, Which Has a Paid up Capital of 975,000,00
SURPLUS $12,477,191
Besides, It Han Tho Following Business Men and Capitalists on Its ]
Hoard of Directors: J. E. Chilherg, Pros. Yukon Pacific Exposition; i
E. F. Gray, Oen'l. Manager Great Northern Development Co.: Judge]
John Lyons, U. S. Commissioner; S. A. Hetnple President;
H. P.Ferguson, Merchant. Arthur Lang, Cashier. j
Northern Steam Laundry
Satisfaction Guaranteed
R T Hkron, Manager PHONIC 66 Foot of Keystone Av<
BRANCH OFFICE AT CORDOVA
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We are advised by
our dealers that on
; and after July -30th
I all grades of paper
and cardboard will
advance 30 per cent,
over present quota
tions. We make this
annoucement to you
so that advantage
may be taken of the
short time remaining ;j
to turn your printing j
orders in and save !
unnecessary expense j
II NOW
Are You
Going
to Build?
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Before buying your
material call at the
and look our stock over and get our prices. We can save you
money on sash, doors, glass, builders' hardware of all descriptions.
MOULDINGS you ever stop to think that the mouldings we sell are made in ,
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn yaldez? that the men who operate our machines are spending their f
money in Valdes, not Seattle or Tacoma. Wake up and patronise home industries!