SAVE MONEY
this winter by saving fuel. Coal is expensive
in this country and the stove that gives the
most heat with the least amount of fuel is the
one you want. The '
heater is the simplest and best regulated stove
on the market and burns 25 per cent less fuel
than any other- - this means a saving of
Twenty-Five cents on every sack of coal at One
Dollar per.
Why burn up that extra two-bits?
We have four different sizes and extra parts.
Valdez Bank & Mercantile Co., Inc.
PIONEER OUTFITTERS
SAVING IS SIMPLY GOOD SENSE
He is wise who provides for tomorrow; He is wiser still who provides for day
after tomorrow. Keep a picture of your old age before you. That is your day
after tomorrow. Save now while you still have earning power. Make the
start now by starting an account with us.
=BANK1NG DEPARTMENT
VALDEZ BANK & MERCANTILE CO.
INCORPORATED
PROFESSIONAL
OR. GERMAN
I'taonc I# THE DENTIST
Office rwsms over Owl Dru* store. Ofttoe hours
9 a. □].. to<J |>. no.. 7 »>. in., toft p. m. Sonrtuys
by appointment All work iruarante'Cd »
QR.». CQGKERIUi
Dentist
Wh«li»E Building
VALDE2
E. E. RITCHIE
LA WYEIt
i'HONK i:w Valdefc, Maska
C. E. BUNNELL
A TTOIIN KY- AT-LA YV
O fliers WhII S'.reot
I'hnnr :n VALDKZ
L. V. KAY
ATTORNEY AT I, AW
8EWAKD, - AJ.ABKA
ASSAYER
Geo. f. white
The Assayer
Assaying and Ore Testing
CORRECT RESULTS I
No More, No Less
VALDEZ, ALASKA
Valdes I^odge
No 168.
FVee un-.l Accepted Masons
ICcKular C.iusrtHink'utions Hrst VVeanes<i**"ln
each month In MoKinley Hall Visitors iilwi&j'S
welcome.
•flumes II. 1'iiipn U1..W. M
C. C- ItevooldH. Sec-.
1.0.
O.F.
Vji,iti")K fcad local Odd Fellows nre re
quested to register their name with tM<
Valder Odd Fellows' Club. Ke*ul*T
ineetiiiKS. Hot and third Monday.
<J«il ffn I'. S. HfTNT. S^cretw,
FOE
VAT-DKK A Kit I K v0. }<ai
Mcc every Kriday -fc i>. m. Kuirl** Kce.ll
A.M. DieritiRer
Valdez Transfer
Company
General Trucking and Freight- ,
ing to all interior points
LIVERY ar d FEED STABLE \
STORAGE
Teaming of all kinds
}ositivelv no coal delivered
inless paid for In advance I
UPHOLSTERING and
CARPET LAYING. j
«rr TOM MA6ILL
PostofTios Hours. 1
Week days 9 a. in, to 0 p. rn. <1
Sunday* and holidays 12 noon
o 2 p. m.
NOTICE.
XVI.M'vas, Pursuant «o ti» • id ,
oT 'congress of August 2\, 1912,;
providing for the election *f :>
legislative assembly for the Ter
ritory of Alaska an election for
members of said assembly i« re
quired to be held on Tuesday,
November 5, 1912, at which elec
tion the qualified voters of Ihe
territory arc entitled to choose
two members of the senate and!
fo.ir members of the bouse of I
representatives in said legisla- >
lure, and
Whereas, Pursuant to require-1
ments of said art of congress the
common council of the incorpor
ated town of Yaldez, in said di
vision, by resolution duly adopt
ed in regular session on the 1Glh
day of September, 1912. designal-j
ed I lie town hall of Yaldez,
on Hroadway, in said town, as I
the polling place of said elerlionj
in said incorporated town of Yal
dez, and appointed the follow- j
ing-named persons to act as
judges and clerks of said election!
io-wit: Judges, (1. Fagerson.
Adam Swan, Charles Seagreen;j
Hlerks, C. J. Todd, E. C. Ames:i
Now, therefore in accordance)
with I be provisions of said act;
>f congress, notice is hereby giv
nn that on Tuesday, November |
r>, t9!2, the polls will be open
for said election in the town hall
'if the town of Yaldez, on Proad- I
way between Tlobarl and Slier- j
man slrccls. from 8 o'clock a.
in. until 7 o'clock p. m. of said'
lay.
All male citizens of 111 # • T'niled
Slate twenty-one years of nire I
uid over who are acluai bona tide;
"es id en Is of Alaska, and who have,
icen such residents conlinuously•
luring I lie entire year immediate-1
Iv preceding the election, and I
,vln> have been such residents of!
he incorporated town of Yaldez
lor thrly days next preceeding
he election shall be qualified lo
"ole at said election in said town..
Each voter will be qualified to!
•ast a ballot at said elect inn for
wo nersona for members of Ihe i
tenal.e and four persons for!1
nemhers of the house of repre
sentatives in said legislature,
rom (he Third judicial division.
Dated clober 1, 1912.
T1 AND AM, E. ASHftY,
Town Clerk.
E. E.RITCHIE,
Vcsidenl. of I he Common Coun
cil of the Town of Yaldoz.
TIDE TABLES
Saturday, Nov. 2,
lif<h tides, 0:30 a.m.. 5:11 p.iii.|
<ow lldes, 11:20 a.m. M:tfp.m
For Sale—Horse and Puck—
onrd just over the trail. • In- <
■uIre room 12, Copper Plock. tf <
Subtoribe for tha Prospector.
The Cordova, is now on her way
lorth, tlic Alameda passed her be
ween Ketchikna and Juneau.
11 fit r> Ut'Jo has-retuiMieil from
t I rip lo Fairbanks with I lie
\la>ka Railway commission.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. L. Csirvoy,
vim have bct'n in Ili«* Nixina the
Kls I s1111Mirrl III'IIimI In (own
mi III)* Alauii'ila.
Al Sullivan aynl l-'rank llolf—
nan will lake owl Kmil Johnson
o M«irniii(isiili'. on lln* sonlh
•••iiiul Alameda.
Wood berry M. Goodwin, lias been
ippointod cashier, of the S. Blum &
Jo.'s Bank, vice Mr. Gaines, who is
;oing to the outside on the n<ixt
■'oyage of the Mariposa.
w. A. Dickey, returned rrom the
states 011 the- Alameda. Mrs. DIckeMi'
remaining in Seattle, and the chil-l
Iron, will attend school tluis winter,
n tin* Spirit City.
Clias. Hand's smiling countenance,
ran be seen iin Schmidt's Delicatessen
where he will he pleased to see his
many friends.
Quite a strike lias been made on
Lhe Sealey-McDonald property, near
the Cameron-Johnson. Some very
rich ro< k can he seen at the Buf
fet.
A l«Her has been received from
Juneau stating there are five men
for every joh in sight. A number
of those who left here for the Cap
itol. are ro'unuing 011 the next steam
er.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Tilllkuin Club, will be held this
evening. A full attendance of the
members la requested.
Wm. Dunkle, of the Guggenhelms,
passed through to Latouche on the
Alameda and will return on the same
vessel ito remain here for a time,
iii connection with the development
work going on at the Midas proper
ties.
Ceo. F. White, haB removed hia
assay plant to the office formerly
occupied by Judge Reed, 011 Wall
St reet.
The sidewalk, on the, corner of
Front and Wall strco's. has been re
paired, thus eliminating further dan
ger of accidents.
Sidney ]>rukc li:t> been railed
to lhe stales confer with
I lie stockholders lit** Cameron
Johnson .Mining Company, lie
will leave on lhe reluming Ala
meda.
Tom l.xm-h. well known in lhe
copper «*i«unlr>. i< in lhe cily on
his way lo Sealile, where Mrs.
Lynch preceded him. Tom says
considerable progress has been
made in lhe development of
copper properties lliis year.
I'ratik lloil'man, former Valdez
chief of police, and lhe best e\
i*i% is in from lhe .\i/ma conn
Iry. where he has been operating
properties «'f h 1 own ami acting
lis for,•man for (ieor^e Max Ms •
lerly.
Tonight Tonight
At llu1 < > r | • 11 < • 11111. iiriiml
*imi|hiii ili iiw iim finir swrll
| • i«* I lll'rs. ill I i.lMHI fiM'l nT
uYI.iiits. |iiMi|«>y*s lt«*\vanl • • 11
•xlni. Tin* pitjiI di»K pirl hit. 1
lli^r |ii-tt^riiin mi luiimrriiW cvfii {
UfC.
Tillikum (Meeting Tonignt
Tin* lobular liiisinosH moolinff
»f I lip Tillikum clul» will ln* lii'hl
oninlil ;vf 8 nVlock.
Weather Report
LVmporalure 7 p. in 31.
Hhxinmm Torn pornIni'o. . .HO.
Vliniimiin Tmnpornlnre. . .25.
r.lnuily, Cnlm.
LEGISLATIVE
NON-PARTISAN
TICKET
SENATORS
B. F. MILLARD, OF VALDE2, mine own
er and operator.
L. V. RAY, OF SEWARD, lawyer, mine
owner and mine operator.
REPRESENTATIVES
H. B. INGRAM, OF VALDEZ, merchant
and mine owner.
R. D. GRAY, OF KATALLA, wharf and
lighterage manager.
DR. W. H. CHASE, OF CORDOVA, phy
sician.
MILO KELLY, OF KNIK, mine owner and
operator.
The candidates on the non-partisan leg
islative ticket are fairly distributed geo
graphically throughout the Third division.
Each was named by popular vote of his own •
locality.
All of them are Alaskans of long resi
dence, living in Alaska with their families
the year round. All of them are financially
interested in Alaska's greatest industry
mining. They knew Alaska people and
Alaska needs.
Vote for the
NON-PARTISAN
Candidates-All of Them
Vote for two Senators and four Representa
tives Each voter has that right and
should exercise it to the limit
Vote For
COL. B. F. MILLARD
For Senator.
The man who does things, and will
do things in the future to help
our country.
Just received a large line of
4onneborn suit§, prices, $12.50, $15.00
and $17.50. See our window, S. Blum
and Co.
Iloom and board at llic Grand
Holel 91.50 per day. Homo cook
ed meals and good beds. Mrs. H.
Sharts.
Stop at the
SARATOGA HOUSE
Working man'* home—Free Pool
Room—Best tcc mmodtlioni.
Lowest rate*.
J. A. SPENARD, Prop.
FEATURES FOR THE THANKSGIVING BALL
Door Prizes, 8 in number;
Every purchaser of n ticket to the bull
is entitled to a chance 011 these prizes,
without extra charge.
Raffles, 6 in number:
All useful articles for men and women.
These articles for raffle will bo on dis
play in the different business houses.
Wateh the show windows.
JJon t forget the date—Wednesday. November 27.1912 i