ROOSEVELT CAUSES
NO FEAR TO BRYAN
Rook Island, Oct. 1— "I have live<3
iu vaiu if your accusations lose me a
single friend."
In the foregoing language William
J. Bryan closes his reply to the state
ment issued last Sunday by President
Roosevelt. Mr. Bryan deals in de
tail with the assertions concerning
him made by the president and re
peats the assertion that Mr. Roose
velt violated precedent in declaring
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma to bo
guilty of the charges made against
him without giving Haskell an oppor
tunity of defending himself bofore a
proper tribunal.
Mr. Bryan declares that Mr. Roose
velt did not doign to suggest a tribu
nal to determine the truth or the fal
sity of the charges against Haskell,
but proceeded to ignore the govern
ment and sot himself up as a court of
final resort.
JAPANESE DECIDE
ON GOOD BEHAVIOR
Since the excitement consequent
upon the rebollion of Tuesday oven
ing everything has been quiet and
peaceable around the quarters of the
Japanese prisoners. The little brown
men who so recently seemed filled
with hatred towards their guards now
treat In the most friendly man
ner the men who are on duty in the
church building.
Deputy United States Marshal Drei
belbis is oi the opinion that in their
rebellion the prisoners were actuated
by no other desire than to injure those
holding them prisoners. Mr. Drei
belbis says that he believes no desire
to escape actuated tho Japanese but
that the affair is the result of w ork o
agitators, now confined in the federal
prison. Now all orders are obeyed
cheerfully, the food that was sneered
at on the evening of the trouble
seems palatable enough to suit the
most fastidious of the prisoners and
everything is serene.
Guard Buttorworth is suffering con
siderably from his burns, but ho is in
no danger. Tho other victims of the
assault are all right.
Deputy Marshal Dreibelbis has in
'creased to twelve tho force guarding
the prisonors, and has established an
•outside patrol.
MURDER SUSPECT
JUMPS OVERBOARD!
'Seattle, Oct. 2—Loo Johnson, the
"Nome mining man charged with the
murder of his wife is probably a sui
clde and hiH body in probably lying
under the waters of Nome roadstead.
At least this is the word that reached
hero this morning from Nome and it
expresses the belief of the authoritcs
of tho northern city and of the officers
of the steamship Victoria on which
Johnson was takci\^|p the scene of
his alleged crime.
JohnHon in the custody of a deputy
U. 8. Marshal departed for Nome 011
the Victoria. Ho was given consid
erable liberty while the vossel was at
•sea, aH he appeared ehoorfui. and ex
pressed confidence that ho would bo
able to successfully refute tho charge
against him. When, however, It was
time to prepare to disembark the
marshal could not find his prisoner.
Ho soon as the officers of the vos
sel woro apprised of the fact that
Johnson had disappeared, the othor
passengers wore detained aboard the
vessel while a thorough search was
mado. Tho search was resultless.
Johnson is suspected of having
.murdered his wife so that he might
obtain her property. It is charged
.that after killing her he dismombored
:and then burned the body. Johnson
:admitted the oharges bo far as thoy
,relate to the disposition of the re
mains but deolared that tho woman
•nommlted suicide and loft a note
asking him to keep tho fact secret.
SEATTLE HAS ANOTHER
BUBONIC PLAGUE RAT
Bo&ttle, Oct. 6—Bubonic plague a«
yet hftft not boon ntarn|>od out In thl*
city, dowplto the warofaro waged
agalnRt It for tho pa«t two yoara.
YonU>rday a rat having a flusploloiif
appoaranoo wan oaptured on the
waterfront and today tho city chorn
int announce* that tho antmal In po«
' Itlvely Infected with plague gorm*.
Tho antt-plagun aetivltlofl will hf
renew od.
, Wo earry a f«1l lino of new and uj
to date Trnnaoa,
^ Owl Drug CO.
WOMAN'S SUICIDE
ACT OF MYSTERY
Spokane, Oct. 1—Helen Wood, n
young nurse, jumped from u bridgo
into the river last night and her body
was swept away. Several persons
witnessed the act, which was commit
tod about 10 o'clock, but they were
unable to do anything to prevent the
young woman from carrying out her
determination to sock death.
Miss Wood, so far as is known by
her intimate frionds, had no groat
trouble. She was in good health and
to all appearances happy. A few mo
menta before she jumped from the
bridge she had been at tho home of a
friend whore she gavo no indication
that she wao in trouble or that she
contemplated anything of the nature
of her last deed.
MORMONS CAUSING
TROUBLE IN UTAH
Salt Lake, Oct. 1—Mormonism, and
its accompanying evil of polygamy,
will, it is believed, become tho cause
of more distinct cleavage of lines both
political and social than has main
tained in Utah for a number of years.
Tho American, or anti-mormon, party
is at work with renewed activity and
lias nominated a complete state ticket
to be voted upon at the coming elec
tion, and the tight for political con
trol of the state bids fair to assume
momentous proportions.
The members of the American par
ty are charging that polygamy is be
ing generally practiced throughout
the state and that the old tenets of
mormonism are rapidly assuming
dangerous sway. Exciting develop
ments are looked for to take place
before election day.
LII. RAY REFUTES
BENEDICT CHARGES
Editor of Prospector:
The statements contained in the
article published in last night's issue
of tho Prospector with regard to
actions of sailors at Unalaska are
decidedly untrue.
I am acquainted with Miss Mable
Benedict whom your paper states
mado the accusations in Seattle, and
during two trips to Unalaska neither
Miss Benedict, nor any person, male
or female, American, Russian or
Aleut, made complaint, in any man
ner as to conduct of sailors at Un
alaska. Prom August 1007 to May
1008, a commissioner was stationed at
Unalaska and an examination of hifl
reports discloses no complaints or
warrants issued thereon against any
of the revenue-cutter service or of the
navy.
The conduct of the sailors of the
revenuo cutter service and of tho
navy while at Unalaska has nevor
before been complained of and my
personal knowle<1«o leads me to be
liovo 110 causc for complaint exists.
I am at a loss to account for tho ac
cusations made by Miss Benedict
when she has had many opportunities
to make such complaint's to the
propor authorities during the four
years she has boon teacher at tho
Methodist Mission School at Unalas
ka, had she tho slightest ovldonce
upon which to hase a complaint.
L. V. Ray,
Asst. U. H. District Attornov.
EXCURSIONISTS DIE
WHEN TRAINS RIT
Cleveland, Oct. 2—Six persona killed
and scoren Injured 1h the record of
a irftin accident thin morning on the
Toledo and Ohio line, a fast-moving
frolght. crashing Into an excursion
train. Mistaken signals is tho given
eatiHo for the acoldent.
At the time the accident, occurred
the eXOtlniton train was slowly pro
ceeding into a Hiding and the freight
crashed Into it from the rear. The
engineer of tho freight asserts that he
understood from tho signals that the
oxeurslon train was safely on the
nlde track and that he was being giv
en a clear right-of-way Hlgnat.
A relief train has been went from
thi« city to the scene of the accident.
Nearly nil of those aboard the excur
sion aro resident# of this oity.
Are you particular about your per
«rriptions7 We aro.
Alaska Drug Co,
IN TUB DISTRICT COUKT fT)K TUB TKHRI
TORY OF ALASKA, TIIIRI) DI
VISION.
John Miller, 1'latntlfT. "1
vs
S Sum molts
Adam Swan ami
II. 1). Reynolds Defendants, J
The President of tho Untied States,Greeting:
To the abovo named defendants:
You are hereby rcoulred to ai>|K>ar tn the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, at Valdez. within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon yon,
and answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, a copy of which said complaint Is
herewith delivered to you; and unless you so
appear and answer tho plaint Iff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in said com
Idalnt; the said action is brought to obtain
udgmeut against the dufeudant Adam Swan,
or the sum of |lit>l.9.'l and interest thereon
from October 13th, liHW at tho rate of twelve
per cent, per annum, upon u certain promis
sory note described In said complaint, made
by said Adam Swan, in favor of tills plaintiff,
and to foreclose a certain mortgage made, ex
ecuted and delivered by said Adam Swan to
this plaintiff, upon certain real property des
cribed In said mortgage, to-wlt: lot No-12 In
block No. 7 In the Town of Valdez, Alaska, as
per theofflclal nlataml survey of said Town:
also a lot on what Is known as tho Reser
vation, with fifty feet Iront on tlie extension
of McKlnlcy street, and running back to the
alley In the rear of said lot: the southeast
corner of said lot being 70 feet west of the lot
owned by the Tillieum Club and between the
lots owned by Mrs. .las. Fish and llellscher.
(The said "Reservation" tract adjoining the
said Town of Valdez,) which said mortgage
was given to secure the payment of said note,
and to foreclose any equity or right to the
said property which the said defendant II D.
Reynolds may have or claim in and to said
property or any part thereof as purchaser from
the saiu defendant Adam Swan or otherwise,
and for ten percent upon the amount found to
be due upon said promissory note, and for
costs and disbursements in said action.
The date of tho order for the publication of
thissummons is September 22nd, 1908. and this
publication is to be made each week for six
successive weeks in the Valdez Weekly Pros
pector, a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished In Said TOWII Of valdez, Alaska. And
the said defendant, II. I). Reynolds, is required
to appearand answer as above set out within
thirty days from the day of the last publica
tion of this summons, to-wit: within thirty
davs from and after tho otli. day of November,
1908.
Witness the Honorable*!ilas II Reld, Judge
of said Court, this 22nd day of September,
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and eight and of our independ
ence the one hundred and thirty-third.
(ska t.)
O. A. Wei.ls, clerk
By John II. Rurton Deputy Clerk.
COURT SETS CRIMINAL
CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER
Judge Silas H. Reid has prepared
tho criminal calendar for October,
there being'sixteen cases now pend
ing as the result of indictments re
turned by grand juries of former years,
or coming up on appeal from a com
missioner's court decision. Four of
tho eases on the calendar are against
II. I). Reynolds, president of tho
Reynolds Alaska Development Com
pany, but as Reynolds is not in the
jurisdiction of tho court theso eases
will of nocessity bo continued. Pol
lowing is the calendar:
Tuesday October 20
United States, plaintiff, vs. Alfred
B. lies, defendant. Forgery.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Alfred
B. lies, defendant. Forgery.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Peter
Forti, defendant. Assault with" a
dangerous weapon.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Joe
Carbonne, defendant. Assault with a
dangerous weapon.
Wednesday, October 21
United States, plaintiff, vs. Joo Car
bonno, defendant. Assault with in
tent to kill.
United States, plaintiff, vs. J. D.
MeGovorn, defendant. Rmbez/.lo
ment.
United States, plaintiff, vs. M. J.
Sullivan, et al, defendants. Rioting.
United States, plaintiff, vs. L. B.
Mhxsoii, defendant TVarglary.
Thursday October 22
United States, plaintiff, vs. Neils
John Jaeobson, defendant. Perjury.
United States, plaintiff, vs. I/. B. El
lixson, et al, defendants. Assault
with intent to kill.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Martin
Krause and'Charles Sohaleohstod, de
fendants. Larceny.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Henry
I). Reynolds defendant. Embezzle
ment by bailee.
Friday, October 23
United States, plaintiff, vs. Henry
I). Reynolds, defendant. ICmbezzle
mont by bailee.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Henry
I). Reynolds, defendant. Unlawfully
converting money.
United States, plaintiff, vs. Henry
I). Reynolds, defendant. Obtaining
money under false pretenses.
United States, plaintiff, vs. John
Berg, defendant. Destroying per
sonal property. Appeal.
QUARREL AROUT TREE
CAUSES TWO DEATHS
Willite, Cal., Oct. 0—A stately pop
per troo wan thin morning tho cause
of two deaths, one a murder and tho
othor a suicide, tho victims being
prominent residents of this town.
John Henderson lost his life at the
hands of Frank Vulier, who then
sent a bullett through his own brain,
the dual shooting being the culmina
tion of a quarrel concerning the tree.
Henderson and Vulier had quar
reled beforo about the tree, which
stands, partly on land t hat was owned
by Henderson and partly on land
that, was owned by Vulier. Hender
son, some time ago announced his
Intention of cutting down the tree
and Vallor objeoted. Tho men wran
gled, and Henderson' for the time be
ing abandoned his/intention. This
morning, howoVor./Hondorson began
chopping down tli# tree and Valler
warned him to ■desist. Henderson
rofused to oboy >m<\ Valler drew hU
rovolver and sh'tVfind inntnuMy killod
his neighbor. M
After I,ho sl«,ting Vallor walked
Into his house £.1 «hot himself.
RECEIPTS OF BOLD
TOTAL $19,000,000
Seattle, Oct. 2—Gold, dust and bul
lion, to the amount of $19,000,000 was
received by the United States' assay
oflice in Soattle during the fiscal year
ending September 30. By far the
greater quantity of the precious metal
was sent from Alaska.
The assay office receipts for the
year just closed exceed by more
than $1,000,000 those' of the previous
year.
APPLICATION No. 051.
In the United States Land Ofllco at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 131008.
Notice Is lictcby given that iit pursuance of
an'Act of Cougrcss, approved May 10th, 1872,
Kcnuecott Mines Company' by ami through its
regularly appointed manager anil attorney in
fact, whose post office address is Keunccott.
Alaska, has made application for a L\8. Pat
ent, for the "Sweet, "National,'• "Indepcmt
ence." "Bonanza," and "Rouge." placer claims,
bearing gold and other minerals, together with
surface grouml as allowed by law, lying, be
ing atul situate in the Recording Precinct of
Valdez. District of Alaska, and described by
the official plat and by the lield notes of U.S.
Mineral Survey No. 770, on file In the office of
the Register of the Juneau Land District, Alas
ka. as follows, to-wit:
SWEET Pt.ACEIl
Beginning at Cor. No. I identical with the
H. W.Cor. of the location, not set as it falls on
the east edge of the Keunccott tilacler where a
Cor. could not be made permanent, V. 8. L. M.
No. 21, bears 8 88 dcg. 20 milt. K, 349.36 ft.
Thence east 2000 ft. to Cor. No. 2, a spruce post
■1 ins. square 4 1-2 ft. long, set 18 ins. in the
ground scribed 2.2,770; thence North 2632.60 ft.
toCor. No. :t, a spruce post .*i ins. si| 11-2 ft. long,
set 2 ft. In ground, scribed 3.770; thence West
:t217.10 it. to Cor. No. I, a greenstone 32 x IS x 10
ins. set 20 Ins. in ground chiseled a(x) and I.
I. 770; thence S. 24 dcg. 4i» miu. K. along east
edge Kcnnccott (SiKcier 2900.50 ft. to Cor,. No. 1.
the place of beginning Variation at all
corner* ."10 dcg. {,00 mill. K. Area 157.662
acres.;
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the office of the District
Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Book J. of Min
ing Locations, at page MS. of the records of the
Recording Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. This
claim is bounded on the north by the National
Placer Claim; on tlie south by the Independ
ence Ploccr Claim; on the east by unknown
claimants and on the wost i>y unknown claim*
ants.
National Plackh.
Beginning at cor No. 1. identical with the
S. \V. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. I.
of the Sweet Placer Claim; II. S. I,. M. No. 21
bears8. 30'ilcg 39miu.31 sec. K. 3072.38 ft. thence
Hast 2557.40 ft. to cor. No. 2, a spruce post ;> ins.
si|. I ft. long, set 2 ft in grouml, with mound of
stone scribed2-770; thence north 2318.52ft. to
cor. No. 3, a spruce post 5 Ins. sq. 4 ft. long set
2 ft. in ground, scribed 8*2*770; them e West
3259.65 ft to Cor. No 4,a spruce post 7 ins. sq. I i -2
ft. long set 2 1-2 ft. in ground, with mound of
stone scribed l-l. 770; t henee South 1Cdcg. .'d
miu. K. along east edge of Kcnuecott tilacler,
2122.50 ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
Variation at all corners :H) (leg. 00 miu. 10. Area
154.808 acres.
The location notice of said min'iig claim be
ing duly of record'n the office of the District
Recorder at Valdoz, Alaska, in Book J. of Min
ing Locations, at pago317,of tin? records of the
Record lig Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. This
claim is bounded on the north by the Bonanza
Placer; on the south by the Sweet Placer;
on the east bv U. 8. Mineral Survey No.
615; and on tlie west by unknown claim
ants.
J NI>KI'ENDEECE I'l.ACKIl.
Beginning a( cor. No. 1. identical with cor
No. 1. 8weet Placer and with N. \Y. cor. of the
Location, whence U. 8. L. M. No. 21, bears S.
88 dcg 20 min. K. 349.36ft. thence Kast 2000 ft.
to cor. No. 2. Identical with cor. No. 2. Sweet
Placer; thence South 2320 ft. to cor No. 3; a COt*
ton wood post I ins. sq. I ft. long, set 18 Ins. in
ground, scribed 3-770; thence West 1646.70 ft.
to cor. No. I; thence North 8 dcg. 39 mill. \V.
along east edge Kcnuecott (Maclor 2316.50
ft. to cor. No. 1. the placcof beginning. Var
iation at all corners 30 dcg. 00 mill. Area
97.106 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the office of the District
Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Book s, of Min
ing Locations at page 320, of the records of 'lie
Recording Precl'ict of Valdez, Alaska. This
claim is bounded on the north by the Sweet
Placer; on the South by unknown claim
ants; on the east and west by unknown claim
ants,
1IONANZA I'l.ACKR.
Iteginning atcor. No. I. Identical willi cor.
No, 4 National I'lacer, whence U. 8. L. M. No.
•21 bears 8. 24 (leg. St mill. 31 sec. K. ,UV).ll ft.
thence Kast 32A'.l,tVi ft to cor No. 2: thence nortn
*2114.71 ft. to cor. N«. :i, a spruce post4 Iiih. sip I
ft. long set '2 ft. in ground, with mound of sod
and earth scribed 3-2.770; thence West 32)3.37
ft. to cor. No. 4, identical with N. W. eor. of lo
cation ; thence S. 14(log. 20 mill. K. aloiw Oasl
edge of Kennecott Glacier 490 ft. to cor. No. r>,
a Kranite stone 30 x 12 x 12 ins. set 20 ins. in
ground chiselled .r>-770; t hence 8. 22dcg. IK iiiin.
\V. along Kast edge of Kennecott (Under low
ft. tocor.No.fi a spruce post ti in*, so. I 1-2 It.
long set 2 I 2 ft. in ground, with mound of stone
scribed 0-770; thence 8. 18 deg. ">7 in In. K. along
Kant edge of Kennecott Ulacier 721.2-'> ft. t<>
the place of beginning. Variation »t all
comers 30 (leg. 00 mill. K. Area I">1MV27
neref.
The location notice of said induing claim be
Ino duly of record In the office of the District
Recordert/At yaldcx, Alaska, in Hook J. of
Mining l/ocrtjlons, at nage 821, of the records of
the Heco dtfig precinct of V'alde/, Alaska.
Thin claim is bounded on the North by the
Kougc I'lacer: on the South by the National
CI Acer; on the Kast by U. h. Survey No,
61i»: and on the West by unknown claim
ants.
Hopok I'l.ACKR,
llcglnnlng at cor. No. I. identical with tliwS'
W. cor. of the location, and with ('or. No. 4. Ho
nan?. A I'lacer, U. 8. I< M. No. 21 hears H. 17 (leg.
2fi mill. Ifisec. K. 7110 f>8 ft. ttienco Kast 8213,37
ft. to cor. No. 2; thence North IW.'ift to cor, No,
3, a spruce post 0 liiH. si|. I 1-2 ft. long set'2 1-2
ft In ground with mound of stone scribed 3-770;
thence West 37'2fi.H3 ft to cor. No. 4; thence 8.
11 deg. 20 inin. K. Variation 31 deg. 30 mln. 1C.
along east edge of Kennecott (llaclcr 2060 ft. to
cor No. 1 the place of beginning. Variation
at all corners except the last 30 deg. 00 mln. K.
Area l iH.Wfi acres.
The location notice of said claims being duly
of record lit the office of the District Rocordei
at Vnldcx, Alaska, III Hook J. Of Mining locat
ions, at page 317. of the records of the Record
ing I'reelnct of Valrtez, Maska. This claim Is
bounded on the North by unknown claimants;
on the South by the llonanza I'lacer; on the
Kast by u. 8. Mineral Survey No. filr>: and on
the West by unknown claimants. Thesurvey
covering said mining claims being designated
as Mineral Hurvey No. 770.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claim? or surface ground
are hereby required to Hie their adverse claim,
with the Register of the U. 8. Land Office at
Juneau. Alaska, during the sixty days period
of publication thereof or they will lie barred
by virtuo of the statute.
John W. Dudlkv
Register
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for ten consecutive weeks In the
"Valder. Weekly l''ospeet«r," a weekly news
paper published at Valdez, Alaska,
John w. DtwLtcv,
Register
Date of llrst publication August 20th, 1WW
hale of last publication October 22d., IfltW
John I,VOW*, Attorney for Claimant.
W. II Bmlth, oho of the divers who
a month or moro ago name to Valdoa
for the pitrpone of trying to *alvo the
Saratoga wreok in hank In town on
IiIh way outside. Ho has given up
tho attempt to nave tho wroek, the
month ppont In trying to plaoo it in
condition to ho floated to Boattle,
having convinced him of tho futility
of tho tn«k. Willlamn, tho othordlvor
In on tho wrook, not bolng quite con
vinced that tho Job !« not feanlhlo.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States I/tind Offiec
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Notice Ik hereby given that in mirsuanec <>l
an Aet o i'ongress, approved May 10. 1N72,
Kcnnceolt Mines Comimny, by and tliroiiK)>
It* regularly i\><>1111«-• I manager ami attorney
in (aet, whose I'osl Oflli e address Is Kcnne
eott, Alaska, lias niailo application forA U.S.
Patent, tor the "Mammoth No. I." "the Mam
moth No 2." the "Dun" anil "Clark" placer
claims and the "Flurry" lode claim, bearing
geld ami other minerals, together with surface
ground as allowed by law, lylnit and lelng
and sltnato In the Recording Precinct of Val
dez. District of Alaska, and described by the
olllctnl plat and bv the Held notes of l*. S. Min
eral Survey No. 7^1. on tile in the office of the
Register of the Jnncau Land District, Alaska,
as lollows, towlt
Mammoth No. l Piackk.
lU-glnning at cor. No. 1. a greenstone stand
ing ir.xOxi:. ins. above ground chiselled 1-771.
U.S. I,. M. No. 8. bears N. 82 deg. lit) mill. 17
sec. K. -1128.88 ft. thence \V. 2823.20 It. to cor.
NT). 2, a greenstone :u)x 18x1? ins. s.-i 151ns. In
ground, and marked 2-771; thence S. :Ufil ft. to
cor. No. 8, a spruce post •"> ins. sq, standing
2 1-2 ft. above ground marked 8-771; thence N.
<11 deg 60 mill. K. 2685.27 ft. to cor. No. I, a
spruce post -I 1-2 ins. sq. standing 2 1-2 ft.
above ground scribed 1-771; thence N. IB20 m
to cor. N'o. 1, the place of beginning. Varia
tions at nil corners :io deg. mill. I'. Area
180.578 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record ill the '>fllcoof the Dis
trict Recorder at Valilez Alaska, in Hook i. of
Mining' Locations at page 81tt. of the records "i
the Recording Precinct of Valdcz. Alaska,
This claim Is l»»uudcd ou the north bv un
known claimants; on the south by Comiiiiia
tloll No. :i. Placer; on the east by Combination
No. "i Placer; and on tho wotl bv the Mainmoih
No. Placer.
Mammoth No. 2. I'lacek.
Beginning at cor. No. 1, a spruce post ."> Ins.
sq. I 1 2 ft. long sot - 1 - ft. In ground scribed
1-171. I'. S. Locution Monument, No. 5, hears N.
70 dog. II inln. lt 7 see. K. 7187.60 ft; thciiec \V.
Var. 30 dcg.oo mill. E. 3810 ft. to cor, No. J. a
sprneo post I I-'J 1 us. si|, 1 1-2 II. long M'l 2 1-2
ft in ground scribed *2-771; lliencc N. Var. 31
dCK- milt. E. 1815 ft. to eor. No. t; lliono- I:.
Var. :tl «lcg. 80 mill. E SmO It. to eor. No. I, a
spruce post H ins, so. stniidint: 2 ft. above
gronud scribed 1-771: thence N. Var, ::•) deg. no
min. K. 1H1."»ft. to eor. No. 1. the pi we ol be
ginning. Area li>0 acres.
Tlie location notice of said iMining ciaim
being duly ol reconl In tbcolllceof the DIs
trlct Recordertit Valilez, Ala-ka, in Itook .1
of Mining Locations, at page 320, of the I tec >rd
ing Precinct of Vtiidc/, Alaska. This claim is
bounded Oil the north by unknown claimants;
on tho south by the Kongo l'laeer; on the east
by Combination l'laeer No. :1, and Mammoth
No. 1 l'laeer; and on the west by unknown
claimants.
IUN Pl.ACK.lt
Beginning at cor. No. 1. identical with s. K.
eor. of the location, ail octagonal steel drill
30 Ins. long set is ins. in ground chiseled I s
771. I'. S Location Monument No 5, hears s
17 deg. lo min. 15.7 see. E. 2557.10 fl; thence \V.
2532.80 ft. to cor. No. 2. a spruce post I ins. s.j.
I 1-2 ft. long, set 2 1-2 ft. In ground, scribed
2-7-771; thence N. 3221 ft. to cor. No. 3; thence
K. tUlO.ti.1) fl. to cor, No t; thence S. 37 deg. 07
mill. E. 28R.V2I fl. to cor. No. 5, ail octagon
steel drill 7-s ins. in din. ::o ins. long, set 2 i ins.
ill solid rock chiseled .*>.771; thence S. H7 deg.
90 min. W. 2$7.2ti fl. to cor. No. 0; I hen e S. a!
deg. 30 mill. E. 000 ft. to cor. No. 7;
thence K. 35 deg. ihi mill. E. :107.80 (t. to
cor. No. 1. the (dace of beginning. Var
iation at all corners :ui dig. ihi. mill, l\. Area
121 •.I"iH acres.
The location notice of said milling claim be
ing duly of rccord in tho olllcc of the District
Recorder at Valdc/., Alaska, in llook J. of
Milling Locations, at page3IK of the records of
the Recording I'recinct of Vahlc/, Ahrxka,
This claim is bounded ou the north by un
known claimants; on the south by the i'laik
l'laeer; on the east by the .in in ho No.
I. Jumbo No. 2 and the Flurry Lode
Claims;ami on the west by unknown claim
mils.
Cl.AliK I'l.ACKII
Beginning at cor No. 1. a greenstone stand
iiih 12x11x12 ins above ground, chlsclctl 1-771.
U.S. Location Monument No, •">, bears S. I2dcjj.
:t7 mill.-10 sec. IC. 1257,20 ft ; thence S. 37 deg.
ii mill. \V. 11120 ft. to cor. No. 2, a greenstone
standing 12x10x11 ins. above ground chiseled
2-771; thence N. .V.) deg. 15 mill. W. I*<s ft. to
cor. No. 3, a rock in place chiseled :t 771;
thence 22 deg. 15 min. W.J ooo ft. to cor.
No. I; llieiiee »S. 59 deg. 15miu. \V. 17.HH ft. to
eor. No, a spruce posl t ins s<|. standing is
ins. above goriind scribed 5-771; thence \V.
2829.0:1 ft. to cor. No. II, i: spruce post ii ins.
s«|. standing is ins. above ground scribed 0-771 •
thence N. 2271 fl. to cor. No 7; thenee E.
2532 80 ft. to cor. No.H; theliceS. 35dog.no mill.
E. 828.20 ft. to cor. No. !•, a limestone standing
12x7x12 ins. above ground chiseled «»-771 :
thence E 301 ft. lo cor. No. Ill: thence S 5'.»
deg. 15 miu. E 233 ft to cor. No, 1. the place
of beginning. Variation at all corners 30 cleg.
IHI min. E, Area 152.1100acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record In the olliee of the Db
trlet Itecorder at Vahlcz, Alaska, in Itook .1.
of Milling Local lens at imge Hll», ol the records
of the Uecordlng Precinct of Vahlc/, Alaska.
This claim is bounded oil the north by the
Dan l'laeer; on the south by Combination No.
5 l'laeer; on the I'.ougc and Mammoth l.odo
claims, ami the Mine Placer; mid on the west
by unknown claimants,
Fi.tumv I .ode.
Beginning at eor No. I. identical u ith c or.
No. :t. Kongo Lode. I'. S I,. M. No. bears s
Hi dog. IS mill il.lt xcc. E. 2858.8:1 fI.: thelice N.
22 deg. 3il mill. W. fiWi ft. to cor. No. Identical
with cor, No, 0. Dan Placer; lliencc N. 07 dog.
30 mill. K. 150'.i ft to cor No. 3; tin lice K. 22 deg.
30min. E. ftiHift. to cor. No i. limestone 21 \ 1
x in ins. sei 12 inn. in ground chlseL"' ■■ 7;i
thence H. ft7 deg :mniln. \V. t.vw fi Mem M 1
I lie place of beginning.
Variational all corners .*1 deg. on min. I..
Sot ArCA 17.772 aci' s. TI10 location lioll
said claim being duly of record In the • •lii e 1
the dls'iicl Keeorder at \ a'd /, \ I'stii, 1
Book A. of Mining Locution*) a' page -
the ree >rds of the Kceor ilng Pr cm .0 \
(U>2f Alaska. This claim I- boilll I d on
north hv the Jnnibo No. 2. LmIo; 4.t• »I.• • • • .
by I lie Rouge l.ode; oil the ea» b\ im .110.1
claimants' and on ilie west by (lie I n I'lti. 1
Claim. The survey covering said ■ oin.
claims lining def'igliiitcd as Mill r 111 -111 v< N't
771.
Any i( in I 1111 p r-i'ti- claiming a i. re mi,
portion of said mining ilalni" nr «i:i"an
ground, arc hereby rei|iilred to ii.< «I e 1 r i d
verso claims, wlili the Register of the r *
I,and Office at .Iniiean, Alaska, during 111
Ixty day, period of publication thereof, or
tliey will bo barred by virtue of the -talntc
.Ioiin W. Dtii.i.KV,
Itegisler.
Ills hereby ordered that the foregoing not ice
be published foi ten coiiscutlve weeks in the
"Vahlc/. Weekly I'rosiieetor," a weekly news
paper published at Valdrx Alaska.
John VV. Drtu.KV,
Iteglstc.
Date of llrst publication August 20tli, PHIS.
Date of last publlcaHon October 2.'nil, Pins.
John Lyons,
Attorney for Claimant.
IN* Till" DIHTftlCT COI'UT POK TIIK I I I;
It I TORY OP ALASKA, OfviHION
NIJMHKH Til It KK.
William \V. HiitM, "1
1'intutirr !
VH VHcmmonk Ion I'rni.K t
Adn l)u 11#. ! tion No. 277
Defcndiint )
TlIF I'MtftlOKKT (>K T"K l)SITrl> HlUTKK OK
amkrica, oiikktinom: To Tiib a mm*. N a m
Dkfrhimnt.
You nro hereby remilfod do npprnr in the
District Court for the Territory of Ahmkn,
Third .fndldnl Dltlfdon, in Vnldex within
thirty (HO) dnvg nfter the completion of ili<<
publication of thl* Munition*: to-wlt, wlihln
thirty (80) day* nIter thei>th dny of November
HMHn'od nflnwer the complaint Of tin- plnlntlfl
filed In *nld notion, or judgment will be tnkcii
nKnlnit yon In defanlt of Hitch ntituvcr in flr
cordance wllh the prayer of plnlmifr in hit
unld (Mininlnli.it
Thin wild Action Id hronulit iittnlict you. tin
otild defendant, by the plnlntlfT to ohtnln n
decree of divorce dlMolvlng the mnrrliig<
relation heretofore end now exlRtliur between
yon and *ftld plaintiff.
An order for publication of xummotis in (hit
notion wa« made hy the Honorable HIl»»« II
Held, Jiidfp' of *«ld f'onrl on tin- 81#t day ol
Reiitcmbor l<Hm,
Wit no-* the Honorable Hlln« II. Held .fudge ol
>ald court till* 91*1 day of Mcptcmhcr. IWK nn<1
of the Independntice of the United HtateallK
one hundred nnd thirty third.
O. A. WMl*.
1'lork of (he lilxtrlct t our
Territory of AInftkn, Thlr<l
f)lf Imoji,
lly .lohn II. Hnrton,
l>cpiity Clork.
Klrnt puhl lent Ion Hoptcinbei 21, iww
I.nut publication November ft, ioom.x
In Tub Probate Court, Valdkz Pre
cinct, Third Judicial Divihion,
Territory ok Alaska
111 the matter of 1
tlio estate
of I Notice to
I Creditors.
VVm. W. Campbell,
Deceused J
Notice is hereby given tliat. the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of W. W. Campbell, deceased, to the
| creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
! exhibit them with the necessary
i vouchers within six months after the
! llrst publication of this notice to said
administrator at bis place of business
on MeKinley street, Valdez, Alaska,
, the same being the place for the tran
| suction of the business of said estate
Dated Ibis 27th day of March, 1908._
Jess. A. Crawford,
Administrator of the Estate of Win.
I W. Campbell, deceased.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
j Alaska liar. ORECiON
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