Prospector Daily Bulletin
rablislied Daily by The Prospector Pub
lishing Company.
E. L. Whittomoro of Cordova was
an arrival on the Northwestern.
A
Jim Doggatb, who left Valdcz creek
Dec. 13, arrived here 021 New Year's
day.
Jack Miller, Mrs. Miller arid child,
und JIiv, Schaetl'er arrive:! ou the
Northwestern
Tli© Sauta Clara arrived from the
westward and sails dating the day for
Seattle.
The Charity ball, 011 New Year's]
eve, proved an immense social, an
well as financial success.
The JBsterly out lit will be moved
over the government trail this spring
instead of crossing theTaznuna divide
as was done last spring.
Steamer Northwestern an ived from
Seattle last night, with a larga freight
and passenger li^t. She will sail for
the westward during the day
Collins and White and Canty and
Bradford will play a series of fifteen
games ou the Olympic bowling alley.
The first in the series was played last
n igbt
A1 . Jackson, the well known and
genial traveling man of Juneau, was
an arrival on the Bertha, and will re
main here until the return of the
Portland.
Scott Lieber, a business man of Ka
talla, is an involuntary visitor in Val
dez. lie had occasion to go aboard
the Northwestern, and the vessel
pulled away before he had a chance tc
leave he<*.
Deputy Marshal Lathrop and Mrs.
Lathrop, nee Dieringer, camo as fax
as Cordova on the Northwestern,
coming on to Valdoz on the steamei
Elsie New Year's eve. Both are busy
rocaiving the congratulations of thrii
many friends.
I J roBuiiu in my ollice Thais lay
•r 01 ijits from 7 to 9.
C. T. Daguett, Dentist, v
Xext to Seuttle Hotel.
I Fresh Morgan O.vsters cods' ant ly in '
1 stock. Frye-liruhu Co., phone 29.
Special Sale—Ten per rent olf on
Suits, Skirts and Coats for. noxt ten i
! days at CameronV
A Child's hat given with every
Child's coat purchased at Ladies
UnZaar.
A pair of ladies'arctics, a hatpin and )
a bl.ick wool glove were left at Me
Kmley hall after the Charity hall. The*!
owners may claim them at the rectory, '
.
The box!::;; contest to take placo at;
the llorscshoa Thursday night be- !
t.vcen I Li e ry Grening and Fred Wil
s. n, for a purse of £150 and the light
weight championship of Alaska, |
premises to bo a good one, as both j
boys agree to go to finish, winner to »
take ail. Both of the lady are in thiol
i shape and ought to put,up the best go
yet seen in the north, 'l ime will be
called at 10:30 p. m. sharp.
» Valdez, Dee. 21, 1907 j
j Mrs. S. E. Gleason wishes to inform
| the ladies of Valdez that she will j
j open a. fine h t of ladies' ready-made |
suits (;n Monday, December 23, 1907, j
in her new building on Keystone j
street or avenue opposite the North-1
ern Staam Laundry. She purchased I
these goods for cash at one cf the I
best and largest wholesale houi'es in !
Chicago. Ycu can have any of the
lot for 5'J cents on the dollar less than I
you can purchase them elsewhere.
Very respectfully yours,
Mrs. S. E. Gleason.
!
I December list of Edison , Records
1 now on sale at the Bowling Alley.
| Csoitag Oot ©f
Business
Will Sell $2.00 wo-th cf
Goods -for 1.00 in Cash at
; Jo c. wolf |
THE OUTFITTER
>mmu—n yniwui ll I|I!■ ■■ .iwwcy.l■ l.w
BANK- witm us
And your money will l>e safe. Panics and shortage of money iu the States
does not afl'«ct us, as we alwnys .keep a laru« Oa«-h Reserve on hand, and oar
money is invested in short term Loans a^iid Investments, so ai we can re&dily
aud quickly realize,
DIRECTORS
E. 1<\ Gray—Manager Great Northern
Development Co.
J. i«j. Cbilberge—President Pacific Yu
kon Ex posit ion.
John Lyons—U S Commissioner.
S. A H in pic—Merchant
li P. Kerguao*— Mine Owner
OFFICERS
R. A. Hemple, President.
R. P. Ferguson, Vice President
Arthur Lane, Cashier
Tom Scott, Assihtaut Cashier
Valdez Bank Sz Mercantile Co. Inc.
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tavern Lunch ■
licom and Buffet
h Dinners and
rj* Parties a Specialty
CURLEY & CMUNE, Props.
Prompt at tent ion «iveu lo mail or
ders and prescriptions filled by a
rocriftpied phnnn <cit t. lied Cross
Drug f .iO,
I. S. WATERMAN C. W. HARRINGTON
Waterman 8c Harrington
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Mining Engineers
ASSAY OFFICE
/examinations, Mine Management, Surrey?
Com $1.3®
Cold unci Silver 2.00
Copper 1.00
LenA If*
cold, Silver and Lead
Gold and Copper *06
Cold, Silver and Copper 1.50
Gold, Silver, Copper nnd Lead 4..TO
Gold nnd Silver Umpire ft.W*
Iron 4.P#
Sulphur, Aluminum, Tin, Platinum,
Quicksilver, Zinc, Nickel, Cobalt,
Chromium, etc
Coal including Sulphur 10.00
Mill tests $1S to |80
Ore Analysis 110 and uj»
Why make fruit cake when you can
buy it at Valdez Bakery for 50 cents a
pound.
HOLIDAY GOODS
The largest assortment of seasonable goods ever displayed in Valdez, comprising
suitable gifts for every member of the family.
FOR THE LADIES
Vantine's Imported Scarfs, Head Wraps, Hand
kerchiefs—in the finest of silks and all shades—
Fancy Silk Waist Patterns, Hand Embroidered
Silk and Crepe, Kimonas, Oriental Pillow Tops,
Japanese Drawn Work, Silk I lose, Purses, Bags,
Combs, and Novelties of every description.
F ) I rii BABIES
Dresses, Coats, Hoisery, Sweaters, Jackets,
Bonnets, Handkerchiefs, Rings, Pins, Dolls,
Rattles, Etc.
FOR MEN
Hose, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Suspenders, Ties,
Mufflers, Laundry Bags, Leather Traveling
Cases, Card Cases, Etc,
LADIES BAZAAR
F very thing for the Ladies and Babie*
Mr». B. o. Atne«