The Alaska prospector., 1903-09-03
w. c. Stull Experl Matchmaker Have you been to Wikidels?

Have you been to Wikidel's? Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns.
 STEEL locks, better than ron, 50 cents at Brownell,s.
 Alvah Flames returned from the westward on the Newport.
 Native baskets and curios for sale at kern's Jewelry store.
 Lowney's chocolates and bon bons at the Candy Kitchen. High-grade domestic and import ed cigars at the Candy Kitchen.
 Fresh assorted fruit on every steamer at the Candy Kitchen.
 Get your blood in good shape for the winter. Broadway Pharmacy.
 FOR SALE-Folding bed, home made, at Tourists Lodging House.
 Wanted to buy a few horses. Apply to James Fish X Co. Ev- erythlng 10 wear store. A special Sunday Dinner will be served at the Home Restaurant from 5.30 to 1p.m. Price 50 cents.
 Jack Carroll, who started with the Cook party for Mt. McKin- ley, was taken sick and forced to return. He reached town on the Newport.
 There will be an election of offic- CTS of the Valdez Masonic Club on Wednesday, Set. 9th. All members are urgently requested to attend. Visitors are always welcome.
 A regular meeting of the cham- Der of commerce will be held to- morrow night. The question of sending delegate to Washington, and of electing delegates to the Juneau convention will be up for consideration.
 Messrs. Blei, White and Thorpe left for New York on the Santa Ana, where they expect to be very busy securing the extensive machinery they intend to use in Nizina and other sections. It will go in over the snow from here. These gentlemen will return early in the spring.
 Committee on banquet given to Messrs. White, Thorpe and Blei collected $50. Cost of banquet and printing, s143, leaving bal ance of $7 which was turned over to the chamber of commerce for the purpose of starting a fund to re- move the cemetery.
 F. D. KELSEY.
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 JOHN LYONS.
 On Wednesday Scotty Crawford, and Mir. and Mrs. Ammon returned to town after putting in a go d sea- sons assessment work on their col- per claims on the kotsina river, be- sides locating some new claims in the same neighborhrod. They were able to bring out only few sam pies of the ore, which may be seen at this office. IL is of very high grade, and they have large bodies of it.
 The Newport on her trip from the west stopped at all points, and picked up the following list of pas sengers:
 Aiysh Flames Plum Campbell Harry Ash Ian, T. II. Ashland, R; Ontfroy, R. Onfiroy, Jr. , Geo, Jamme Jr, DT E. m :. Martin; Mrs; T. Hub 4. Lasey, Frank Iasey, C. W. Beamon,. II. II. PeIkin:- R,Iii g. s:E.d, E rsnwgll H HsIIin. H. T. child, M. N: wetherbee, H. H HiIdreth, Bertha D. Laws. NJ. l; Greeley. D; C, Browneli. N. C. I: W. Hawkins, G. H. Woods. w. A. Mitchell. W. \. Bell. C. W. White, s, s. Thorpe. J. B. ka.mon kish0nnd w t.s, B lynn, j. F GsIrsi wm A, Cooney, James Hayes, Geo. Lewis.
 The cotillion Tuesday was bril- liant success. Mckinley hall was crowded with all the beauty and chivalry" (this is not sarcasm) of town. Full dress suits and swell costumes were indulged in by some of the social leaders, but with these few exceptions every one enjoyed themselves immensely. The favors were very neat, the music was fine and the lunch good. The manage ment is to be congratulated on their success. The proceeds go to the cemetery fund.