The Alaska prospector., 1902-04-10
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 Heinz Bulk Mince Meat 5Oc quart at Fish Bros.
 Electrified Government Script for sale by C. N. Crary.
 Picnic hams, l5 cents a pound at Valdez Meat Market.
 Store your trunks at the Miners hotel for safe keeping.
 Pies and cakes baked to order at Merchants Cafe and Bakery.
 We will clean up our turkeys and chickens at 10 cents. Fish Bros.
 Home pickled pork and corn beef, l5c a pound at Valdez Meat Market.
 Bromide of Quiniie Capsules cure cold in one day, at Valdez Pharmacy.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at Temple & Dougherty's.
 If you are in the market to buy real estate. mines or business of any kind call on A. Holman.
 Eastern Washington Hay $36 per ton. Wellington coal.
 J. C. Martin, Agt.
 l.. B. Anderson and Dr. Donald- son have just arrived from the Koyu- kuk. They have prospected nearly all its branches and will not go back. 1. MT. Jardine. one of the geologi- cal Survey party, reached town on the Excelsior and started this morning to catch the outfit, which under the direction of MT. Wither- spoon. is now moving provisions into the interior. MT. Schraeder will be in next month.
 MT. B. F. Willard has done what all good citizens should do. in bringing his family to Valdez. He was accompanied by Mrs. Milnrd and their daughter. Miss Margaret. and will make this place their home. They will occupy the NanGunther residence on Third street.
 The Newport. Capt. C.. $. Moore in charge. arrived here Tuesday from Seattle and Juneau, and will now make monthly trips between Juneau and Urmlaska, carrying the mail. This will be much more sat isfactory than the present service of the Discovery.
 Elmer Cameron and Norman Merchant were on the glacier yes terday, helping MT. Dempsey over the summit. They report very bad weather. There are ten camps on this side of the summit. Hunt and MeiSs. Todd. Kaher. Stoker. Zeiple. Johnson and others are at the foot of the summit.
 The Str. Excelsior. Capt. z. C.. Moore, of the P. P. X N. Co.,, ar rived in port Tuesday morning with 25 passengers and large amount of freight and mail. That the Excelsior with it's genial cap tain, is now one of the most popu- lar boats running to Valdez, is proven by the large number of passengers and the amount of freight it handles. The Excelsior is expected Sunday on her return trip to Seattle.
 The Louse broke loose from her anchorage few days ago. during the wind storm, and started for the narrows. Messrs. Rutherford and Crawford saw her go and immed- lately started in pursuit with a small boat. After catching the launch, they had to fill the boiler and get up steam. so that they had drifted nearly to Mineral creek be- fore the boat could be stopped. They got her back safely.
 MessrS. H. Hart, A. B. Donald son and C. Hood arrived here Tues day evening from Cold Foot on the Koyukuk, which place they left on Feb. l3. They passed through the Forty Mile country, across Mentas- ta pass, and down Slana and Cop per rivers to the Center, where they took the government trail to this place. They report the Copper as being in good shape for Slelding, with every appearance of remain ing so for some time. They also report that Il large number of men l,.,,.. l.S% d.. Al