The Alaska prospector., 1903-10-29
A FEW NEWS NUGGETS.
W, c. Stull. Graduate Optician.

W, c. Stull. Graduate Optician.
 Moose meeting tonight.
 Something new in winter caps at Levy's.
 Fresh salted peanuts at the Cam dy Kitchen.
 Best cigars in town. Broadway Pharmacy.
 ]. w. Leedy returned from Seat tie on the Bertha.
 New line of wcolen .waists just received at Levy X Co.
 HY. C. Hazele,t returned on the Bertha from the states.
 Mrs B. B. Lcckhart. stenography and typewriting, PRosPEcroR office.
 (. K. Hammond went out on the Bertha for short business trip.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at Temple & Dougherty's.
 Your old clothes can be restored to q respectable condition at the Valdez laundry, Keystone ave.
 Ii you haven't washing ma chine get one at Brownell'> before they are gone; and wringer also.
 Alvah Flames, postal inspector, took trip westward on the Bertha in the discharge of duty and has just returned.
 Judge Lyons left on the Bertha for Juneau. He will represent Valdez at the Republican couven- tion there next month.
 Robert Blei, who left here for the states was forced to return to Nome where he has interest oi importance. He will 20 east later.
 The work of the court this week was mostly preliminary, a number of cases were placed on fine docket and will come up ill regular order.
 A. Holman left for the states on the Jeaniv. He will % to Wash ington. where he will remain dur ing the next session of congress.
 Otto krai'. oi Kodiak was to-day excused from service on the grand jury, owing to Irregularities in his citizenship a- shown by his papers.
 A iive-man match game at bowl ing for d purse oi 5000. will t- played on next Monday evening. between the Producers and non Producers.
 Particular attention will be given to the card published on our iron, page by the laundries of the town. 1t may be the means of keeping money in circulation here that now goes 10 Seattle.
 For sale-A well stocked Fox island with sawmill and store. hear Indian village. will be sold at bargain. Must leave on ac- count of i'll health. For parricu- lars see l.. C. Larson. photographer.
 Following are the arrivals on the Bertha from the westward: Aiyah Esme,. Cha-. Dreib-lbis II II. Hildreih II. .ieT. 'iep- sexton. J. |. Cameron, !. R. Ryan r. F. ian, T.. RoghArr. Fl King. (. co-ln-, C. C. Acton, S J. Mills. II. D. Reynolds. B. -iecenS. A. Fillmore. Phil Gallagher, O. L. Shanslanf. otto Kraft, Mr-. R1,sins. Jesse Robbins, Ef-sy Harii0nOff, G. L. Ban'a. W R. Holland, K. G- Doheriy, John Yakslof, G. Gyas- ko, fha-- steen-
 The Santa Ana arrived here to- day with the following list of pas sengcrs for this place.
 Mr. and Mrs r. W. CusAmsn. (. V. Com pe-rz O. l. >eaechal. G. N Pe.rine. Geo. Rob er;,- II GrsIdhal. N. W. For>ell, q. H. Hart man, DE. II. E. pea-sOn, \. F. RuFlrigh. Mrs BlFleigh. H, II. Tracey and wife Mfr. McCarty, Mis-. and a-. HeybGra, C. z. Dunlay, n. \. MeHins-y, F. D. He.ie'ly and wife, (. Ei-rrom wm- Bower, J. Q. B-Idplpho, Jack Nelson. '. Poster, Ar. EasserI, q. 4. Cora, " C. Mcgee. br. W. q Ba.GeE, H. Barring. !. r. Hcfiiyray, -t Helm and wife, James wardel. A :. Bai- ley, l. k- Btzl. F.. r. Coy, ;. Mah0aey F. s-aek r h. F1rtasH | Y ieup.- Arc.