The Alaska prospector., 1902-10-16

A Family Affair $50 laughs in
$50 minutes.
Walnut Chocolate Caramels at
Candy Kitchen.
The baby of Young Blum.
Tonsina native, died here Monday
night.
Chase and San horns Celebrated
Coffee is to be had at Hemple &
Dougherty's.
Richards buys everything YOU
have to sell. and sells everything
you have to buy.
A new Jail will he built here in
the near future. Marshall Perry
is now having the plans drawn. and
contractors are figuring on. the
building.
Among the passengers on the
Excelsior from the Sunrise district
were l.. r. Bclman. J. II. Boyd.
o. :. Ominy. Andrew Minich and
Samuel Mills.
+. NJ. Barnes. the well known
attorney of Eagle. who has been
here for several days on official
business. left on the Excelsior for
4 II short visit To his home i'm Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Esterlv.
who left about month ago on the
Mar'lla for Latouchc. returned on
the Excelsior. They had stormy
weather and were II days making
La,ouchc. The launch was left
at Ellamar. Mr.. Esterlv and his
wife departed ON the Excelsior for
the States.
/ Louis Perry and Jack Verret left
on the Excelsior for Kayak, from
which place they will travel along
the beach to Yaktag, where they
have II contract with b. +. Willard
TO develop some placer property of
his. Mr.. Perry had the manage
mcnt Of the Four Black Dogs claim
on Slate creek this summer. They
expect to return to Valdez in Jan
uary.
An effort will he made to reor-
ganizc the A. b. Lodge mt the Moose
Hall on next Tuesday evening.
All members of the order are re-
qucsted to be present. especially
members OF Valdez Tent. The
meeting is called for s o'clock, The
local tent has not held meeting
for several months, and an effort
will be made to resuscitate the
lodge. in this place.
The Excelsior left here Yesterday
afternoon with rs passengers and
over $150.000 in gold dust. Among
the prominent persons of this
place who were passengers were
Hon. }. W. Ivey. Mayor J. l..
Steele, f. NJ. Brown, Geo. c. Haz-
lett, Chas. ii. Kramer. Geo. NJ.
Esterly, w. :. Amy ID. b. Leavell.
A. }. Meals and many others.
Most OF those who went out
expect to return i'm Il few weeks.
Following is the passenger list:
/ NE Ohlsson Miller s Miller. II Loomis.
& X Hammond. X Young. Geo McNeer Rev ID
" Cram, Lcavell, G II Kraemer A Meales
/ & Saniberg, III Lravell, 4 Hazelett q e
| llazl.tt. ID Kane. T " Blakncy. W Griffin Mr.
and Mrs j Williams. May Williams J " Da-
I vis. Dickev, Barnes. Egan. Campbell
" Warner, Miss. Pryor. II Ellen. " F Kee-
ley. Birn"tt. G. Garwond. J Grady J Il Saun-
! d.rs, III III Nagan, W GirPer. q McMullen J
'. Steele. Ellingson. Never. farnes II
NarDhy, q Laball". W Brown. & Acton, Mr. and
Ms g." Es'rrly. J W Ivey + B,own ] "
Ht.rns. Willard -" Il, Chas Schlossnr. F Herman
q Fn-g. i"derson. T 7 Collins. " : ANY
Mnrkey. Ben II well, " Henry. " Berry, ] X
! 'ritt'nden, q Karv"uer W T. Mccall, G Moran
! \ Nelson & llpllingsworth. q Benson. O :
Pears"n Pearson. l. Riemann. 4 Chisholm,
u liendersn N. Crowley, T Cane. = T. Larker
Y noni"a. Taylin, \ Pns"ay. + T. Jack son, G.
& W Shy g W Everest. 4 Kinzlcman, Finch
I u Roy, &c Campbell. l. Perry ! Vrrret, j
Rann"n. Brown. Price. o : Eordell,
'hvanaeh, o Hunt. b lIurd. II r Ritter and
/ party OD