The Alaska prospector., 1902-02-20
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for sale. See O. ]. Hosford.
 Several styles of horse and dog harness t,.ecived ex Thompson at Fih'A.
 Chase and Sanborn'S Calabratsd Coffee Is to be had at Hempla ,G Dougherty's.
 There arc about fifty people sled ding to the glacier. No one is vet beyond the thirl bench.
 Parker. Bank House. on Key stone Ave-. Bunk, stove and wosd. All comforts, 25c per day.
 The Bertha is about q week over due. She struck an iceberg going down and is probably detained for repairs.
 We are under many obligations to T. .h Todd for. assisting us in I in setting up"our.frst issue. Todd is- an ald hand at the cases.
 Capt. G. c. Burnell now at Cop per Center reports the trail all the way as in fine condition. The forwarding of the government outfit is being pushed on rupidlv and with success.
 There i@ some talk in town of organizing Il musical and dramatic club. This k | Ifove in the tight direction and the matter should not end in talk. There is considera- fle musical snd dramatic talent in Valdez. and such Il society would not only be beneiici Il to the mem- bers, but also a source of much pleasure and enjoyment. 3ccas- sional public entertainments could be given and source of revenue derived
 There was very pleasant gather- ing at the residence of Nr. and Mrs. Fish on last Sunday evening. Those present were the Leedv sis ters, Miss Roberts, Miss Osland. IcSsrs. Sweet, King, Ethical, Coop CT and R. Roberts. Music. songs and stories were the order. af the evening-
 Gather up your nuggets, have them made into watch chains. bracelets or scarf pins. Send them to your friends in the east as T sample of the fa',ylous wealth of Valdez mining district of Alaska. We manufacture jewelry. w. C. Stull. jeweler.:
 There will be piara cancert at the Moose hall Saturday evening given hv the Schneider sisters as- sisted by Mrs. Fred Date and Mr. N, K. .Ohlsea A. very select pro- gram hls been arranged and all music lovers should attend.
 Ar. Beatty, who has leen in Seattle, having his eyes treated. hoA improved considerably. He is now able to read by a good light, and expects to be entirely cured by the time he returns. ta town. His doe tor advised him to remain ns Seattle until the snow had Left. He will be with us about they 10th of June.
 ! E|e. completion of the saw mill isT1 being erected by Crawford X. Rutherford east of the wharf, wilt prove valuable addition to this. locality. They are now busy set ting up the piles on which the mill! is to be erected. When completed the mIl will be capable of turning eaat all kinds of planed and rough lumbes.in large quantities.
 4 petition is being circulated through thetown seeking the sig natures of mine owners on Slate creek and vicinity to suppress the sale of liquors. The petitioners, state that the sale of liquors in the mining camp interleres with the work on the claims, and is means of taking moneA out of the country as t.iese camp deal-1 CTS Feturn to town in the fall, only 1 to take the first boat out to the states where they spend the money l
 Mrs. J. C. Roberts will open al roadhouse in few dosys near the foot of the dividean tfie governments trail, and will certainly make it .ei popularplace for" tiie mushers toi stop. Mrs. Roberts is well knownI among the. 9Sers, and no doubt many of the boys will plan to stop 1 at thise roallieuse, as they know they can get good appetising | meal and q comfortable place toi rest, both for man and beast