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The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1902-11-06
w. c. Stull Expert Matchmaker.
Advertise in the PEosPECToR.
Italian Creams at Valdez Candy

Italian Creams at Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
Red Hoffman has gone to the
States on business.
Good, heavy, wooden underwear
at Lyon Clothing Store.
Apples, Pears, Oranges and Ba-
nanas at Shaw Il Williams.
Mrs. J. l.. Steele left on the Santa
Ana for short visit to the States.
For all kinds of plain sewing go
to Mrs. Sraight, Broadway opposite
c. b. church. AZ
A full line of cooking and heat
ing stoves for coal and wood.
Richards IL Co.
The Log Cabin saloon is prepared
to sell beer to families or others at
70 cents per quart.
VIVA, do you think Of man who
takes three shots at q decoy duck
and never raises Il feather.
q. X. French went South on the
Santa Ana for . short trip, while
waiting for court to open Eere.
Shaw 4 Williams are carry
ing full line Of fresh fruits. Ship
ments received on every boat.
How appropriate it is. A cold
storage plant in connection with
one Of the hot-air factories of town.
All members Of the Knights Of
Pythias are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows hall, next Sunday at
2 pm.
The dance given BY the Moose
Monday night was we'll attended,
but the sexes were not evenly d.
vided and the ladies were at a
great premium.
J. F. Heilscher went to Seattle
on the Santa Ana to secure ma
chinery for cold storage plant.
He will return to Valdez as soon as
he makes his purchases and will
have the plant installed immediate
ly.
The Miles Brothers were outgoing
passengers on the Santa-Ana. They
have the finest collection of neca-
tives OF views of this town and the
interior, ever taken. They are. no;
certain whether they will return TO
Valdez in the spring or go 10 Pam
anna.
A few gentlemen in town, who
are interested in the building bust
ness, have made up u pool and
will send out for 100000 feet of
lumber. Most OF il will be held bv
them for buildings they expect to
erect and the balance will be sold.
The business will be in charge of
architect w. 7. Kaake. who will in
short time be prepared to take
orders fer any kind OF IL Structure.
The basket ball club will meet at
the Moose hall Saturday afternoon
AT 2 o'clock sharp. All members
are requested to he present. The
following ladies are a present
members of the organization:
Miss Hoover, instructress; Mes
danes Date, Kelsey, Jackson, Fish,
james Fish, ,Eames, Miller and the
Misses Clara Leedy, Alice Le,dy,
Swanson, Strous, Nellie Richards,
Pearl Richards, Moorhouse.
Chas. Koppus returned to town
last week from Sunrise, where he
had been for a short trip. He
brought sack full Of vegetables,
which were raised by the Roll
Brothers and Scotty Watson Of
Hope. There were some turnips
weighing fourteen pounds, and cab
bages weighing IL pounds, and all
sound and firm. Tho future farm
ers Of Alaska will have no use for
bushel baskets. They will not be
large enough to hold one head of
cabbage.
II you need a writing tablet, call
and see Shaw 4 Williams.
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A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.

W, c. Stull, Graduate Op,ician.
Moose meeting tonight.
Peanut Taffy at Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
Cameras for rent or sale ut VAL
deg Pharmacy.
Leave orders for Best coal ut
Bells Cigar store.
Cranberries and Sweet Potatoes
at Shaw & Williams.
Rossland House Coal, 81 sack,
delivered. Jas. Fish & Co.
Look ut the new line of fancy
stationery at Valdez Pharmacy.
Robt. Cole left on the Bertha for
Q short business trip to the States.
Kern has received a large stock
OF new watches, chains and rings.
Marshal Perry and wife lett on
the Santa Ana for short trip East.
Mel Robeson left last week for a
visit TO friends and relatives in st.
Louis.
A lot Of secondhand sewing ma
chimes in good condition, cheap, at
Richards.
Bread that never sours and pies
fit for the Gods, for sale at the
Valdez Cafe.
A. J. adams was a passenger on
the Santa Ana. He will spend his
vacation in California.
VIM. Finical, who has been con-
fined TO his bed for the past ten
days is now rapidly improving and
will probably be out i'll few days.
Elmer Smith, OF the Douglas
City Pharmacy, returned to Doug
las OH the Santa Ana. He has
been very successful in obtaining
orders here.
A. NJ. Edwards and Ed. Van
Brundt left on the Santa Ana for a
trip to the States. They will go to
Denver and possibly to New York
before returning.
Charley Anderson, the Lucky
Swede," left town ON the Bertha
but will return in the early spring,
having made some purchases in
the Nizina country.
New hats, all bound round with
q wooden string, are all the rage
now. One Of the excessively res
pectable citizens OF town, believes
the authorities should he called on
to suppress them.
The regular services will be held
at the Endeavor Church on Sunday.
The subject of morning sermon will
be Our Father, and the evening
Sod in Heaven" Miss Florence
Root will sing at the evening SER
vice.
Services at Episcopal church,
Sunday, AS follows: Morning SER
vice anu sermon al IL am. Even
ing service and sermon at s pm.
Sermon, The Church and the BIZ
ble." Prof. Stoel will act as organ
lat at both services. Mr. w. f..
Bonschor will sing an anthem in
the evening.
There arrived at Valdez last
week from Crow creek. Cook inlet,
Paul Buckley, T.. J, Perry and r..
Fenstermacher. They are very
enthusiastic over the prospects in
that country, and we'll they may
be to judge from the gold in their
possession from that creek. They
have no, reached bedrock vet, but
in the gravel they have gone
through the gold is very coarse.
Some OF tie nuggets that We saw
were entirely too large for watch
charms, and the general run is all
quite coarse. When they get to
bedrock next season they will no
doubt find a Bonanza.
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In the Matter Ui the Estate !
OF In Probate
JOS. phi Thowney. Notice To
- Deceased. Creditors.
S"iice Is ~ .by Civ "A that the Undersigned
Henry ". MILL Was CA III. .UtI day .i O,f her
1897, Il siy appointed adm nistrator ri the Es-
laie VI said Joseph ThowH y. deceased.
Notice Is hereby isrtnsr given by the under
signed administrator al SAID cstat, To the cred.
ll"rs oi aud all ptrslns having claims against
the SAID decess' u, tn exhibit III IA with The
necessary vouchers, within six months after
Tue hrst hlicatiun al ii L. n tie, L. the said
administrator, ut his place of business on the
Northwest cvrn.r OF k.,yst IA NV .Huic and IIn-
bart street, in Vail q, Ala ,ks. III. sam b.in.
tht place Tor the transaction 4 basin IS 1i ssid
estate, III the ireeihct oil Naluel.
Dated at Valdez this 9Th day vi y, v mber
A.D., 1862,
ilENEY ". MILLER,
administrator of til. Estate ui Joseph Til. whey
deceased. ~
VIM IL. Whit sly,
Att1ra.y Is.r I'll Administrator
FIRST p.bliCstiOf y VS., iA2
Las, p -blieatiri: bee. /, lgje-.
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Col. ii. +. ReSel of Sunrise is in
town.
Jenny Linds at Valdez Candy
Kitchen.
Exchange your old stove for n
new range ii Richards.
Rccer ihed Government Scrint
for a. by {. n. Crary.
"A new line OF up o-,la e : a ion
cry ut shaw " Williams.
German Socks and Footwear.
Call at Lyon Clothing Store.
Chase AMI SlabDra's C.lebrasc
Coffee is To he had ut Hemple "
Dougheriy's.
Step into kerns jewelry store and
look at the fine new line of goods
jus. received.
Bread that never sours and pies
fl for he Gods. cor sale a. the
Valdez Cafe.
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove and wood
All comforts, 25c per day.
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Location Records.
For the week ending Nov. 4.
MINING IN,ATIONs

MINING LOCATIONS.
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Yen Golden; II C,pprcJ RAIDER. ~ Bnl-
lion Mrs RGberts, l. de Klawasna \ \ Craw-
iord; lode kiawasne, ID Fall c Amman,
il RsyeI s snyanS ads rnyp p s srnn
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yon III 'nsworih. A. Lyon Suarise Is II y
tnlii, rnia r., bsris N; eios Il bay u Fith.
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bay Parker q al III Re- bay ] NJ. Graw; III
hes hey J Co OWN; Rs bay T. aiuc;. 2zt'A
cay { 60; Res bay Il Niib,lvae; '..on Res
Sny HeinZ; VI Suai'ge PAYMENT lode
hNilshus Is t,hb i al; p Iern9gsin arm
kl.iut 9 y IL nmeu Yong J -. wart:i cold
kdn Young Bull NJ Yag..r: Shrep e n
Hcprel; SLATE e J Nokcs; Young l. Holmes
DEEDS
simon>tend 81 al 10 godfrey. It al, lode els
IA dickinson To Chas wcssei iotlobl7
h s'ysrs i l. X Michacison, Nellie hamlin
claim, Sunrise
Marrasc contract -Gastave Brown and Mat.
tie Mann ny + UhaS Taylor.
Bread tina, never suurs and ,,its
fit for the Gods, for sale at he.
Valdez Cafe.
Inc Halloween dance at the
Moose hail, Friday night, was de-
cided success. The hall was crowd
ed with gaily dressed dancers and
the costumes were unique and in
many instances elaborate.
There were five prizes awarded,
but several thought the judges were
somewhat mixed in their decisions
as the only original character pres
ent received no prize. The best
sustained characters were Saman-
tina and Josiah, Miss Elinor Moor
house and Guy Banta. They car
ried their parts out to perfection,
and received much favorable COM
ment and the first prize. Walter
White as southern colonel and
Mrs. Lo6mis as Night, were awarded
prizes for most original characters,
and Mr.. Debney the prize as most
comical gentleman.
Several other characters were
we'll sustained, among whom were
Mr.. E. V. Harlan as Romeo and
Miss Roof as Juliet; Mrs. McKeand
as Gypsy girl; Miss Carrie johnson
as Goddess OF Liberty; Mrs. Date
as the PRosPEcToR.
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Probate Notice.

in the United States Commits uner's Court for
Tue District 81 Alaska, Naliez Precinct
In the Matter Oi the Estate
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1902-11-06

Bread tina. never suurs and ,ies
tit Tor the Gods, for sale AT IN,
Valdez Cafe.
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simonstead c. al 10 J godfrey II al, lode els
Copper INT
dickinson tn Chas Vessel 1t IObl7
~ srvSfs u T. X Micaacls,.i,. Nellie Iam'in
claim, Sunrise
Marriage contract -Gu>iave Brown and Mat.
tie Mann Dy ChaS Taylor.
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To RkAT-Cabin for one or two gentlemen.
Wood sh ID, lUxlo attached. All furnished,
ready for business. just what you want. Call
at Stulrs Jewelry Store. 80
The Alaska prospector. [volume] (Valdez, Alaska) 1902-1908, 1902-11-06

FOR SALE CHEAP-A first class gold rocker
and pump. just the thing for beach dig
gings. Richa IDS Il Co.
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I OST-A bunch Of 8 keys on u watch chain,
- and a leather sack, containing 81 Please
return to Merchants Cafe.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

My judgment is that Governor Odell will be
elected unless he is defeated by a force no one
can measure-the effect upon peoples mind of
the rise in the cost of the necessares Of life, not
simply coal, but provisions. People in the cities
who are irritated by having TO meet with
fixed salary higher prices for food and coal
won't tell a political canvasser of their resOlu-
tion to punish the party in power by voting
against IT,
Then, of course. this latest attack upon the
Governor. his alleged connection with grocery
firm in Newburg, NAV have It's effect. The
Evening Post" / see. has joined iu the cry
against the Governor. 1t has considerable in
1uence. but the Republican leaders conf
dent. They have excellent organization DIM
mensely better than that of the Democratic par
tyl, and they have the federal and State patron
age. The Democrats do not have the Mayor OF
New York. with all his officials back OF him. TO
aid them. as they did in 1895 and 1900. and the
Democrats in bad shape here. in Troy and
in Plattsburg.
Then in Buffalo the Republicans have made a
big Tally. ] see The Herald" to-day SAYS coic-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MUSICIANS sTRIKE IN PARIS.
oR1Ecr To REHEARsING FOR THE THEA
TRES WITHOUT PAY.

parts cc, 2q-rhe musicians Of the Paris inca
trss AZ meeting this afternoon voted uhaIi-
roouslv in favor of a general strike oeSlniils "
-,,,r-,y, ar nocr Twelve hundred musicians were
represented at the meeting -. =. .,
The strike OF the musicians Is the result u a
~o,ractsd cor o{ct with the managers OF the tnea-
re over vvagss and extras for rehearsals ana mat
t.,g -rbo managers insisted that the artlsts re-
ta,rse fraa apu that the musicians should also ao
. rba stri., affects most Of the theatres OF the
ci+v The managers rely on non-strlkers c"'S'i0
the organization 10 win the nsnt
The meeting adopted resolutions To except 'i7
Grand Opera and the Opera Comlque Ilolh 'lI7
- ,,,.,,ert because these houses receive gov
eminent subventons- All the otHeE tiiVa''0. % %
Paris however. are included. The musicians have
toa frni5da1 ~ treat individually with the thea
80 a7 INV were directed 10 assemble tomorrow
a. midday AT the Labor Exchange with thelr IN
s,,,rcnrs Drepared 10 resume playing If the thea
+res ,ieId ~ their demands. The pubNc Is heehS
II terested in the proposed strike because X ~ ~
is iTt9' erfcct il threatens TO leave Paris without
music -, .A.,.~.s 5a,lara tba1- will
not ,-ieid President d'Orfeutl OF the Iaedtrlcal
Directors Association SAYS PlaneS Mn , ue ;I1
ttIted for orChesJras. ana that sIanu cSe u VIII
he rsniaced bv plays not reqmrlnS music
The CIuny Theatre and the FoheS pTanalt4@ues @
have already discharged their orchestIaS- Inc
sicians will be replaced by non-StrlkerS Ehe Con
cert Parisien has put in pianos PLAYED by electric
80 norize with the musicians The leading sing
ers in Paris share the anxiety of the pubhe. de
cIarins it is Impossible ior theH 10 Si"s "i'nou'
orchestral aCcOmpaniInehtS
the theatrical managers met last night and re-
solved 10 refuse the demands OF the musicians syn
dicate They will only consider demands presented
by the musicians individually
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TIGER PLOTS TROUBLE AT POLLS.
GIVES LEGAL" INSTRUCTION TO AID BE-
LATED FLOATERs.

The law committee Of the Republican County
Committee. which is at present engaged in giving
instructions 10 the Republican election officers calls
attention 20 glaring and audacous nisinternrets-
ton OF the Election law by Tammany Han in the
manual for the guidance Of Tammanv election
officers recently issued by Tammany on mage p
of this manual the following is printed.
1t is the duty OF the inspectors 10 recs,ye the
vote Of every qualified voter who is within the nolI
ing place before the same is closed at the hour pre
scribed by law
statute on the subject Section Of tbs Election
law defines the meaning Of the phrase ..oios,o ~
the polls follows.
The closing Of the polls shall be deemed ., .oa,
the close OF delivery Of official ballots ~ o,o,rs
and the electors entitled 20 vote who have Ias,,I1,
begun the act of voting before the TIM s., o..
the close Of the polls shall be allowed 70 on,,sts
the act"
Section l0s Of the Election law is sv,,,.,. -
what constitutes the act Of voting" II rseds "a
folloSs; rson .ba,, ,.,.. =.
before provided, he shall be deemed N leIel
Jobn McCuiIaeh. STATE superintenos..
lions. has communicated with Tammany y Han o1
Tammany Hall instructs the inspector. =.
ballots from every eector who is inside ~ IeCSlVe
place p. m. the hour for closing The poiIhs
Frammany Hall managers expect tha P94Is 4 ne
hoaters and heelers who lounge aroS5d ai rush OF
an day but DELAY the casting OF their me polls
polling place be large IT may be possibiS Snould the
a large number Of men inside just befora 20 20 crowd
allowed 10 vote the closing Of the pos men were
plated by the statute would be actusII,c cohteIn-
later-perhaps an hour later than the time sIae
The Supreme Court has decided that o,,.
who have received ballots from the balln,' Iectors
fore p shall be allowed to marx and SSisEk s be
their ballots after that hour. deposit
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
INSULT TO UPSTATE VOTERS.
HILLS DEMOCRATIC STATE CAMPAIGN COMWTTEE CHAIR
NAN SAYS THEY ARE NOT INTELLIGENT


news" said Mr. ooIer. who then went 70
another room.
The same question Put TO Mr.. Carlisle
who replied ns follows, care being taken to
get his exact words
II wish we could. But what's the use of
talking. You can't change the country vote.
The farmers are the most conservative peo-
pie in the state. They always vote the same
way. Most OF them own farms. and ft f.
nonsense talk about buying them. OF
course, there are cheap hired men around.
just there are n lot Of cheap fellows in
the city. hut the farmers keep right vot-
ing the Republican ticket. For example,
there H. IN my county town called Rod
man. There are three hundred Republican
and eighty-One Democratic votes there.
They think the - still going on. The
vote has been that wnH for twenty years,
aud will lac wny for twenty years to
come. You have 90 come To the cities. where
people Intelligent and read the papers.
in order 20 get changes among voters. Here's
where expect the change
Referring 10 last falls Mayoralty campaign,
Mr.. Carlisle said: They can talk as they like
about New York II is the best city in the
world. The Democrats here have shown that
they won't stand for anything rotten"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

yohn \ Carlisle. chairman Of the Democratic
STATE Campaign Committee, said last night that
No changes are looked for in the Republican
,,o,e 10 the State, that the Democrats are de-
,snding entirely on the city vote for their vic
,orv. that il was necessary 10 get 10 the cities,
vrhere. 70 use Mr.. Carlisle's own words "the
neople are intelligent to make changes in
votes.
Mr. Carlisle is a resident OF watertown. JEFF
ferson County. There is a large agricultural
nopulaton in Jefferson. He was selected for
chairman Of the campaign committee by David
p Hill and Mr.. Coler because OF his supposed
knowledge Of upstate political conditions. He
was with Bird s. Coler at the Democratic State
headquarters. on the second floor Of the Hoffman
House last night. when Tribune reporter, ac-
coupaned by another newspaper man, saw him.
Mr. Coler apparently was in a cheerful frame OF
mind
lie IL true Mr.. Coler wac nsked. that the
Democrats sending $50 10 every mp State
election district, 10 be used i'm hiring farm
,rs TO stay away from the pollst"
.sSee Mr.. Carlisle. lie will give you the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

will carry Erie County by $500 The Repub
lioan leaders believe that Odell will carry the
county by a small majority 0t was carried by
Van WyckD l found the Republican party in
good shape in Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo
and jamestown. The city Republican vote will
be OUT what the Republican leaders fear is
that the farmer voters will be so busy getting
in apples and corn that they won't go 10 town
and vote. Senator said 10 Saturday:
The Republican farmer vote is all right All
that We need TO get it out is the mechanical
means-wagous TO take the voters to the polls
1 apprehend that the Republicans VIII have the
wagons.
The Republican leaders have not been giving
cut their estimate Why? I presume because
they do not wish ;he Democrats to learn the
weak points in their lines.
You know the political situation better in
greater New-York. but isn't IT a little overesti-
mate in The Il srald" to give Coler 23ooO plu-
raIity in Kings County? Certainly Mr.. OdeIl
must have good many supporters over there
after his removal Of Guden.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
FIRE PANIC AVERTED AT GARDEN
WHILE EX-SENATOR HILL WAS ADDRESS
TnlG BIG CROWD FIREMEN WERE
FIGHTING FLAMES ~ TOWER

What might have been terrible hre calamity
vas averted in Madison Square Garden on Monday
night by the good work Of the flremen. While eN-
Senator Hill was speaking company OF hrernen'
under the command OF Lieutenant Michael F Ham
ley. of Engine Company No. i6 was engaged IN a
thrilling fght with flames 10 prevent them from
spreading from one Of the rooms I'm the tower 20
other parts OF the building
Realizing the great danger 20 the huge audience
from big IRE or a cry Of fire. Fire CHIEF croker
had detailed ten men in command OF Lieutenant
Hanney 10 keep guard of the Garden building MT
Hil had lust been introduced when Fireman GAVIN
discovered the flames Lieutenant Hannley got his
men 10 work as quietly and quickly as possible
and for twenty minutes, with eEtngu1shers' water
buckets, aEer and hooks the fremen combated me
flames. The main floor ~ the tower was torn Up
and the IRE put out and then the nreInen ~
10 their posts The audience did not know OF thss
danger The fremen were sworn 20 secrecy, ana
thai Is why the incident not reported IN the
regular
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE SITUATION IN .TENEzUEL1.
CAsTRos PosITIoN AT LA VICTORIA UN-
CHANGED-REBELs REINFORCED.
S2S1o7NO


CHANGED REINFORCED
Willemstad Island Of Curacao Oct 2a-Ths
position of President Castro OF Venezuela to-day
is the same as IL was after the recent indecisive
battle between his forces and those of the rsvo-
lutionsts. He still occupies La Victoria with
five thousand men. and the revolutionists have
returned to the vicinity of La Victoria in large
numbers. and have occupied positions near San
Matec. Villa de CUra. Cagua and MaVacay-
They say they awaiting the arrival OF all
their forces to attack Castro. ON sunday last
Castro twice tried 10 dislodge the revolutionists
without result
The inactiOn of the leaders of the revolution
has allowed Castro to reopen trafhc on the Ger
man railroad, communicate daily with Caracas
and receive food supplies.
The situation OF the President is still critical
if disCord does not exist among the revolution
lists. II is said on good authority however. that
dscoTd does exist in the revolutionary party.
President Castro intends TO attack the revo-
lutionists to-day.
News has been received here that the town OF
Carupano, State of BeTmUdeZ. Venezuela was
attacked by revolutionary forces on Sunday and
Monday OF this week. After hard night with
the government soldiers, in which the rebels lost
one cannon and had number of men killed and
wounded, they retreated. The government ac-
Cuses the revOutiOnists OF having burned forty
three houses in CarUpanO. These charges are
denied by the revolutionists who say that the
houses in question were burned as result OF
the fighting
The French cruiser d Estrees has left la
Guayra. with NJ. Quievereux. the French chargs
danaireS in Venezuela on board NJ. Quiever-
eux goes to investigate the situation along the
coast.
The government gunboat Zamora Iefu Mar
acaibO this morning with one thousand soldiers
on board. bound for La Ciuayra. These troops
are 10 reinforce President Castro.