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CITIES ON SOUND
Tremor Is From Seven To Fifteen Seconds In Dura
tion, PortTownsend, Victoria, B. C., And Blaine
Suffer More Or Less Damage, Although
Result Is Not Disastrous, And Mt.
Baker Threatens Eruption.
Puget Sound was on Tuesday
severely shaken by an earthquake,
the heaviest earth tremor ever felt
in that part of the country. This at
least is indicated in news dispatches
received today by the Prospector.
Tho messages came by the way of
Fairbanks, having been sent to that
towu by the land line. Nothing is
Baid concerning the result of the
earthquake so far as Seattle is con
cerned and it is probable that the
center of disturbance was near the
ocean.
In Victoria, B. C., the earthquake
was of seven seconds duration. To
tem poles are upset and the Empress
Hotel, a new building Hud one of the
finest of its kind on the Pacific coast,
is badly cracked.
In Port Townsend tHe quake was of
fifteen seconds duration. Frozen water
pipes are broken and many stores and
many private residences are flooded.
Some of the buildings are cracked
but no great damage will result from
this cause.
The shock was heavy in Blaine and
several buildings are damaged.
Bellingham felt the shock slightly,
but anxiety is caused by the fact that
Mt. Baker, a volcano long extinct, is
smoking.
BASEBALL TEAM IS
PAYING ATTENTION
Seward's expectations and inten
tions with regard to the baseball sea
son next summer, as published in the
Prospector of Tuesday, have caused
the local players and the local fans to
sit up and take a little notice. Val
dez had an easy time of it last season,
winning every game played, but the
indications are that there will be a
rougher road to travel this coming
season.
Lack of practice and team work
was in a great measure the reason
that the Seward team last year failed
to give Valdez a stronger argument
on the diamond, but the boys of the
Resurrection Bay town are not going
to be caught in that nanner next sea
son, at least such is the inference to
be drawn from the story coming from
Seward.
Everyone in Valdez has a pleasant
recollection of the trip made to Sew
ard last year, as is the case with re
gard to the visit the Sewardites paid
this town, and this year tho entente
cordiale will maintain to an even
groater extent that was the case last
year.
Tho expectations that Cord ova will
have a team in the field will probably
be realized, and with Fort Liscum
this will make a four town cir
cuit, or rather a four-team circuit,
for it is probable that the games I
played with Fort Liscum will be on
the local diamond. The fort will put
a strong team in the running next
year, for there are some good players
among tho soldiers. The fort team
was handicapped last year by lack of
♦«am organization and by the general
inix-up consequent upon the com
pany's being just establishing itself
in a new post.
On St. Valontino's eve the local
baseball players will give another
masquerade in order to raise funds
for the improvements of the grounds.
Tho grounds were placed in fair shape
last year but there is much that is
necessary to mako them anywhere
near what thoy should be. It is also !
desired to erect a covered grand
stand and to protect the fans with
wire netting. Better facilities for
tho scorer are also needed, and all
these things will bo attonded to, for
the players aro confident of tho sup
port of the public. It is tho inten
tion, however, to give tho public a
run for its money, in addition to the
run obtained by seeing ball gamos,
and the ball players do not want to
bo obliged to pass the hat.
Dreibclbifl' Victim In Guilty
Papers recently received from Mon
tana state that Paddy Rodgers, tho
notorious bandit who mot his Water
loo at the hands of George and of
Oharlie Drelbolbls has been found
guilty of first degree robbory. Rod
gers, who had for years boen so tight
by tho offlcors of Montana, attempted
to hold up a drug store run by one of
tho Dreibelbis brothers. Unfortunate
ly for him Rodger® chose a time
when tho Alaska Dreibelbis brothers
were in Montana on a visit, and al
though he had the bunch covered he
wan nearly killed by Chnrllo Drelbel
blu, while George attended to Rod
ger*' partner In crime.
Pat C« Ihotiti Trial Hcglnn
San Francisco, Jan. 14—Patrick
Calhoun, head of the United Railway
Company In this city, was yesterday
placed on trial, charged with bribery
in connection with the Ruef graft
0M«*.
CARIBOO GILL IS
! NURSING GROUCH
I
"Cariboo Bill" Cooper, now on his
way to Seattle by the overland route
and dog team conveyance, is sore.
Cariboo Bill has been up against all
manner of hard luck stuff since he
first trod the material of which this
mundane sphere is composed but ac
cording to his own statement he had
to go to Fairbanks before he found
the real t'.lng in the discouragement
line.
According to the Fairbanks papers
Cariboo was given a noted reception
when he arrived in the Tanana home
of brotherly love, but according to
Cariboo the inexpensive demonstra
tion of greeting is all that he did
get—except a grouch. Cariboo ex
presses his sentiments in a letter to
P. S. Hunt, the photographer, and in
as much as liberty to have the letter
published is given it is produced here
with :
"Fairbanks, Alaska,
"Jan. 2, OK.
"Mr. I\ 8. Hunt,
"Valdez
"Dear Sir:—Your letter of the
twenty-second at hand and I am glad
to hear from some one in Valdez as
this town is the biggest joke I ever
saw. You can't raise a dollar on
your right eye. it, is a had one, I
was never so disappointed in a town
in my life as I am in this.
"Everybody is on the graft here;
all working against each other. With
no acception did I ever strike a town
aa bad as this. I tried to get up a
business card here to make some
money to send to you and Mr. Cant
well but you could not work $5 out of
one of, thepe business men with a
double pointed pick and a half dozen
steam thawing points. I tell you
they are hidebound. You can give
this letter to the Prospector if you
wish, for it is the truth.
"I wont have money enough to
buy a ham sandwich with when I
leave here, but I had none when I
left Valdez. Tibbett is a big joke.
Ho could not rustle a dollar if he was
starving. It is all up to me but I will
make good, you see If I don't.
"Wishing you all a Happy New
Year. I remain
"Yours Truly,
"Billy Cooper."
Shively I<eads In Indiana
Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 15—Ben
jamin Shively was this morning nom
inated as the dem ocratic choice for
United States senator. The nomina
tion came after twenty ballots had
been takon. As tho legislature Is
strongly democratic the nomination
means election. Shively will succeed
James A. Hemenway, republican.
Explosion Traps Coal Miners
Welch, W. Va.t Jan. lfi—One h un
dred miners are entrapped in the
Iiiek Branch colliery, near here, as a
result of an explosion. There in prave
danger that they will bo burned to
death for the mine is afire, and it is
feared that It will bo impossible to
afford relief to the imprisoned men
before they succumb to the flames.
Deneen Is Governor
Bpringfleld, III., Jan. 14—Tho state
senate this morning decided that Gov
ernor Deneen was reoloctod at th e re
cent election. The result between
Deneen ami A dial Htevens was very
clone and the domoorat* took th *
contest Into th« senate.
Vesnel Ashore; Ball ors Drown
Hnrf, (tel., Jan. lfi—The lumber
laden steamship Hlbyl Marston in
ashore on the beach here, having
gone astray In a fog. Two sailors
are drowned as the result of an at
tempt to get ashore.
ORE VEIN IS GUT
IN BOULDER MINE
Four feet of ore of fair grade at
Boulder bay has been eut in a drift
which William Egan is running to
complete the annual labor required
by law on the group of twenty-six
claims belonging to the Reynolds-Al
aska Development Company. A
sample of the ore weighing several
hundred pounds will be sent to Val
dez in a few days. Mr. Egan came
up lust night on the Eltie.
After inspecting the large specimen
of ore which came from the Land
lock bay Reynolds property, taken
out in the course of assessment work
there, Mr. Egan stated that tne Boul
der bay ore is very similar and in his
opinion equally as good.
The vein just cut at Boulder bay
was previously tapped by a diamond
drill. Instead of following the drill
hole the company management drifted
beyond it, then turned toward it
again but had not reached the vein
when work was suspended. Egan
sunk a shaft about fifteen feet at the
end of the drift and continued in the
same direction and found the ore af
ter going about thirty feet. The
drift cut the vein diagonally and
Egan's men are now following the
vein. The drift has passed under and
beyond the diamond drill hole.
All the work described is in the
lower tunnel, which starts a short
distance from the water line where
the big boulder was found. It is the
opinion of mining men familiar with
Boulder bay, including all those there
now, that the ore body lies under the
present workings. They believe the
main ledge begins up the hill, dips
downward and strikes under the wa
ter across the head of fhe bay. The
dip of the rocks and the mineral out
croppings indicate that this maybe
the case. Egan and his men believe
the vein just crossed is a stringer, or
little more, and that a much larger
ledge exists.
MINERSAYSTANANA
HAS RICH QUARTZ
Charles M. Ilamshaw, a mining en
gineer who has been spending some
time in the interior (if Alaska, gave
out the following interview on his re
turn to the states:
"The region T passed through on
the Tanann has quartz that will make
it one of the richest in the country
some day. The Bonnifled country is
making the best showing for the rea
son that more miners, that is hard
rock miners, have gone in there.
There can he no question that in the
future these districts will he the mec
ca for hundreds of miners looking for
quartz.
"In those districts, too, ar«> great
opportunities for big hydraulic mines.
Old high river channels that have
from '200 to 100 feet of gravel cary
i"g g°ld pan be found for a stretch of
more than too miles. I don't mean
to say that this country has pros
pects, but there are colors in every
foot of it, and with transportation to
facilitate the equipment and working
of these areas on a big scab; there
certainly must follow the develop
ment into a very rich country of what
is how a wilderness.
"In regard to the quartz, the work
now going on will prove its worth in
several places. What is surprising to
me is the number of surface showings
made of free milling ore of high grade.
They are not stringers, and the for
mation is one which makes the pros
pect worthy the attention of miners
and capitalist alike. Resides, I saw
low grade specimens ranging in value
from $8 to $15, taken from croppings
that will alone make the country rich
if the prospects develop into mines."
Tyouia Glass Is Very 111
Snn Francisco, Jan, 15—This morn
ing in tho time net for the sentencing
of Louis (Mass, president of the Pa
cific States Telephone Company, con
victed of offering to bribe, but Glass
in so ill as to be unable to appear in
court. He wan granted an extenHion
of time on tho showing mado by bin
lawyers, fortified by nfildavitH from
tho physicians in af tendance on Glass.
An Orr stage with mail nndsix pas
sengers arrived from Fairbanks today,
after a trip of eight and a half days.
The passengers registered in the Se
attle Hotel aro: Fanny Amey, Oab
real Paulin, Fred M. Martin, William
On-c-nland and \V. W. II fort.
Snnta Fe Is Flne<> $3,000
San Francisco, Jan. 1»—Tho Santa
Fo Kailrond Company f as thi^ morn
ing sentenced to pay a fine of $r>,ooo
as pnnlsnment for illegal discrimina
tion in the questlm of rat***. The
Southern Pacific J also was found
guilty but was nol fined.
Explosion Mill Twenty-five
Duquoin, III., Jan. 12—Twenty-flve
miners were thi* morning killed by
an explosion <>r gas in the loiter
colliery. / N ,
BOWLERS ARRANGE
BIG TOURNAMENT
Bowling enthusiasts in Fairbanks, in
Skagway and in Juneau have taken
active interest in the proposal ad
vanced by the management of the
loeal alloy that a big tournament be
organized, and it is now decided that
the tlrst match, or series of matches
will bo rolled January 22* On the
date in question Juneau will play
Skagway and Valdez will play Fair
banks. The winning teams will ar
range to play for the championship.
C. C. Reynolds, who yesterday
wired Fairbanks concerning the
tournament, today received the fol
lowing message:
"Bowl Jan. 22. Name referee. Wire
names of bowlers quick."
The reply, sent immediately, says:
"Any newspaper man of Fairbanks
satisfactory as referee. Team com
posed Finical, Mossman, Fursman
(capt.) Merchant, Kraemer."
As stated in the Prospector yester
day the progress of the matches will
be communicated bv telegraph be
tween the towns engaged. It was
believed that Seward would be in the
tournament but nothing has been
heard from that town to date.
Earth Trembles Under Tuscany
Rome. Jan. 11—Tuscany was yes
terday afternoon shaken by a severe
earthquake. So far as is known no
one was killed, but the property
damage is very large. Conditions in
the district so recently devastate are
gradually assuming some semblance
of system and tentative efforts to
ward rebuilding are being made in
the larger cities.
Two Die in Hotel Fire
Kverett, Jan. lo—Two persons are
dead and one is fatally burned as the
result of a fire in the Northern Hotel
last night.
BONAPARTE A LIAR
DECLARES TILLMAN |
Washington, Jan. 1»—l*nit«*d States j
Senator Tillman, before th® senate
this morning, charged Attorney-Gen-1
eral Bonaparte with uttering a delib
erate falsehood when the latter de- ,
clared that the senator had used his
position to obtain posession of gov
ernment lands in Oregon Senator
Tillman declared that he can prove
by the records that the government
had granted the land to the public
on condition that $2.50 an acre be |
paid and that thi? grant was made
before Tillman was in a position to
exert the pressure of influence.
This morning was the first time in
many months that Senator Tillman j
has indulged in the vituperation for
which he lias become famous and hi*
remarks created a sensation. The
senator was unsparing in his con
demnation of the attorney-general.
LOVE AND AVARICE
LEAD TO MURDER
Port Huron, Mich., Jan. lo— I^ove
and avarice are responsible for the j
predicament of Gideon Browning of
this city, who is in jail charged with
the murder of Rev. W. It. Carmichael. j
Also in jail is Mrs. Carmichael, who
while not ao charged, is suspected of'
being an accessory to the crime.
Browning and Mrs. Carmichael
have maintained illicit relations, and I
they wore desirous of eloping but
neither had funds. Rev. Carmichael j
had his life insured for a few thousand !
dollars and the supposition is that the
lovers conceived the plan to kill the
husband that the wife might become
possessed of this insurance money,
thus enabling them to fulfill their de
sires and go where they were not
known so that they might enjoy each
others society unmolested.
Gotch To Wreatle Mnhout
Undon, Jan. 14—Frank (lotch,
champion heavy weight wrestler of
the world, in going to 'America to
wrestle the Turkish champion, Ma
hout, for the championship and a
110,000 purse. The match Is to take
place In Chicago In March,
CnllforniA Return* Perklna
Hacramento, Jan. 14—The Califor
nia legislature yeaterday returner!
Benator Perkina to the aena te. There
waa little oppoaitlon.
Ohio Electa Burton to Senate
Columhua, Ohio, Jan. 14-Former
Congreasman Burton waa yesterday
elected to the United Htate* aenate
to succeed Foraker. Charlea Taft
withdrew from the contest aome time
ago, and In the legislature there waa
praetlatally *o eppoaitton t<» Bnrtoa.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Tu A. L. Hlugletarv, Edmund Smith and A*
sccltU's:
You and each of you ar»* hereby untitled that
there has been expended In the years lyotS-HWT
ItoJB in labor and improvements on the follow
inn lodes, mining claims situated on Knights
Island in Prince William Sound mining and
recording distriet. territory of Alaska, to-wlt,
the Big Bonanza. the Kldorado, the Eagle and
the Dirty Yellow, the sum of twelve hundred
and seventeen dollars (1217), or more than four
hundred dollars in each of said years for the
sain group of four claims being lit excess ol
the amount required by law to hold said
claims for the year following the performance
of said assessment work. That said expen
diture for labor and Improvements as afore
said was made by Dr. A. Von Ouuther. co
owner of said claim* with the persons above
named.
Aud unless within ninety days niter the
completion oit lie publication ol this notice,
to-wlt, within ninety days after the 8th da> ■
April 1909. you contribute your proportion of
the expense of the aforesaid annual ialior, to
wit, the sum of One hundred and thirty three
and 33-100 dollars for the year l'.*x> on sai l
Big Bonanza. Eldorado, Eagfe and Dirty Ye -
low mining claims-, and the miiu of One hun
dred »nd thirty-three and .'CI-100 dollars f.>r
the year 1907 on said Big B 'iianza, Kldorado,
Eagle and Dirty Yellow mining claim*. ami
the sum of Oue" Hundred and thirty three and
38-100dollars (or the year 1908 on said Big Bo
nanza. Eldorado, r'agle and Dirty Yellow
mining claims, the interest of each ami all of
you In each and all of said mining claim-w ill
he forfeited to and become the property of
your said co-owner
A . Yon tinntlit r
Kirst publieatiou January 7-I90*.'.
I.ast publication April K-I'.HW.
IN THK DISTRICT COURT OK TIIK IMTKD
STATES TKKI<ITOKY<<K A I. ASK A. l> IVI -
ION NO.AT V AI.DKZ.
The United States of America. 1 No :u>.
vs.
The Schooner No. "J Kiusei In Admiialtx.
Mara. her apparel. tackle.
boats, cargo, stores, equip- ; Notice For
ment and furniture.
i I'ubl ii'Mtioti.
The Uniteil States of America
Territory of Alaska. >>
Third Judicial Division.
WHEREAS: A libel oi information Las I•« «n
tiled in the District Court oi the tinted .-fate*
of America for the Third Judicial Division of
the Territory of Aiaeka on the-Mb day of De
cember in the year of our l.ord one thousand
nine hundred and eight by James .1 cmssley.
Attorney of the I'nitecl States, in behalf of the
Untied States against t!i«• t No 2 Kin
sei Maru. her apparel, tackle, boats, cargo,
stores, equipment and furniture alleging in
substance that K 1* Itertholf, an officer in the
Revenue ('utter Service of the I'nited states,
duly commissioned by the President of t lie L'ni
ted States, in command of the t'nitcd States
Revenue Cutter Bear, and on special duty in
the waters of the teiritorv of Alaska, on'the j
22nd day of July I'.KiS, within tin- limitsof the
Territory of Alaska audio the w aters thereof,
and within the civil and judicial district of I
Alaska, and the Third Judicial Division of
Alaska, on waters navigable from the sea by
vessels of ten or more tons burden seized said
vessel and cargo as forfeited to the n«e of the
United States; that said vessel i» owned bv
some person or person* unknown to tltesaiA
attorney of the Cni(e<l states and was »pj7, 0
on the aforesaid date when said \essel. he.
captain.officers and erew were then and theri
found engaged 111 klllihi; fur .-eals within thi
limits of the Territory of Ma>ka and withiri
the said waters thereof, in violation of section |
nineteen hundred titty-six (1'. >."*'• 1 Revised
Statutes of the United States, and that they
did kill fur seals in the Territory of \ln-ka !
within said Third Judicial Division and in the
waters thereof, contrary and In violation of '
the section aforesaid in such ensfs made and
provided and thereafter on the.~>th dav of No
veniber A I>. 190S. the captain, officer* and
erew of said vessel after having been duly in
dieted and tried in the criminal court oi the
Third Judicial Division of Alaska, were found
guilty ot having killed fur seal- within tlx
limits of Alaska Territory in the Third Judici
al Division and in the waters thereof on the
'22nd day of July V D. 1908, and in violation ol
section ninetee'n hundred fifty -si x (19V>) Kc
vfsed Statutes of the United States; and that ,
said schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, car- 1
go, stores, equipment and furniture became
thereby forfeited to the use of the t'nited
States ;~and praying that the same may becon ;
dem ni'd a no sold as forfeited as aforesaid
NOW, THEREFORE: In pursuance of the
monition under the seal of the said court to
me directed ami delivered. 1 do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming the -aid
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, cargo,
stores, equipment and furniture, or in any
manner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the snid district court to lie held
at the City of V able/., in and for the Third
Judicial Divis'on of the Tcrritor\ of Alaska,
on the third Monday of May ll:<*io'
clock In the forenoon of that day. provider'
the same shall be a da> of juristic lion, other
wiseon the next day of jurisdiction thereafter
then and there :o Interpose their claims and
to make their allegation* in that behalf
Dated this °2tiIh day of December, p*»«t at |
Valdcz, Alaska,
Jarje« J. Crossley.
U;iite<l S»atc« Attornee.
If K l.uve.
t'nited "tates Marshal for the I
Third Judicial Division of the
Territory of Maska
Hy c, I.. Vawter.
Office Deputy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT <>K THK UNITED !
STATES,» TERRITORY OK ALASKA.
DIVISION NO. ;i. AT VAI.DE/.
The United States of America. 1 No.
vs
The Schouucr Saikai Maru, In Admiralty I
her apparel, tackle, boats.
cargo, stores, equipment Notice for
and furniture,
Publication i
The United States of America,
Territory of Alaska.
Third Judicial Dlvsion.
%>HKRF.\» R lltiel of 11 > l< > r 111 M 11 • > I > 11 ft > In Oil '
filed in the District Cnurl nl the United state* i
o( America for the Thir«l Judicial l>ivi«lnn of .
thr Territory of Alaska on the ■">ili of r»ecem
ber in the year of our Lord one l lion^nicI nine
hundred and right l>v James J. ('rn-sley, At
torney of I he I lilted State*, ill heluilf iif'tie
I'nlted States again-i the schooner salkai
Mam, her anpan 1. |A< klc. boat*. i urn St
equipment and furniture alleging in -tili-tame
tliHi K. I'. Itertholf, nii oflii it in the Ki'Viiine '
Cutter Service of the tinted States, duly i-om
missioned hjr the I'reMdeiit of tI tilted.
States. In command of tin- United stntc< Rev-!
enno Cutter Bear, and on special dtn> in the
waters of tin- Territory of Alaska. nn thrfind
<lay of July I90H, within the Htn11- • tlie lei
rltory of Alaska ami in the water* thereof,
and within the civil and Judicial district of
Alaska, and the Third Judicial IHvlslon
of Alaska, on waters navigable from the'
sea by vessels of ten or moro ton* bur- j
den seized said vessel and cargo h« for i
felted to the use of the 1'nltcd States:!
that said vessel Is owned by some per
son or persons unknown to the snid attorney
of the I'nlted states ami was -el/ed on the
aforesaid date When said vessel, her captain,
officers and crew were then and there iouno
engaged In killing fur seals within the limit*
of the Territory of Alaska and within the
said waters thereof, In violation of «ectlon
nineteen hundred fifty-six (I'JV.) He vised 1
Statutes of the Cnlted States, and 'hat they |
did kill fur seals In the Territory of Alaska
within said Third hidlcial Division and In
the waters thereof, contrary and in violation
of the sccllou aforesaid In such eases made
and provided and thereafter on the 'ind day
of Novemtier A. P. I90H, the captain officers
and crew of said vessel after having been
duly Indicted and tried In the criminal court
of the Third Judicial lilvlslon of Alaska were
found guilty of having killed fur seals within
the limits of Alaska Territory in the Tlitrd ;
Judicial fHvlslon ami In the water*!
thereof on the 22nd day of July A.
P. 190*. and In violation of «ection nine
teen hundred fifty-six (1966) Revised stat
utes of the United States; and that said
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boat-, cargo, :
stores, equipment and furniture became there
bv forfeited (o the use of the I'nifed State*;
and pravlng that the same mav be condemned
and sold as forfeited a« aforesaid.
Now, TmtRumKK, m Mmmnn of the
monlllon nndpr the seal of the Raid court to
m© directed and delivered. I do hereby give
public notice to all person* claiming the *ald
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boat", cargo, '
stores, equipment and furniture, or in any |
manner interested therein, that they ire and
appear before the said district court to be held 1
at the City of Valder,, in and for the Third
Judicial Division of the Territory of Alaska,
on the third Monday of May i<*i9 at II :0n
o'clock In the forenoon of that day, provided
the same shall he a dav of Jurisdiction, other
wise on the ne*t day of Jurisdiction thereafter,
then and thereto lnterpo«e their claim* and
make their allegations In that behalf.
Bated this 2»>th day of Perembcr. I'**, at
Veldes, Alaska
James J. Crossley.
t'nlled States Attornev.
II. K. Love,
I'nlted States Marshal for the
Third Judicial Division of the
Territory of Ala«ka\
My C. L Vainer. )
offleo Pepnty
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Couuscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
1 Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
br. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
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Kuropi mi I'lan, Remodelled and NswIt Pnr
nlshed. Telephones In Each Room. I'.i. P. O
in Building. H-n mil fold Wat«r. Rate* M<
1*1 Avr A I'MVHMTT *T Seattle
MOTEL DILLER.
11 on<li|Uf«rter* for Vaider peo|»l« I'M raaaas
Rates 50 contu, J; atui JI..V) per da*. Flrstalaaa
Restaurant In < onnarti<vi Fraa Im npaaaUa
S. Pnatofflrt.
<Hr. Klrat At A l'ni»erslty »t.. a*A TT1.R
Ellamar
Mining
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Kllatiiar. Al»*k»
- FURS
To McMllUli fWffcm-i • 1
r U K O
WRITE FOR C I RCUI.Ar* r. 1
H. E ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Sgwakd Ai.amla
Notice of Forfelttjr*
lolo-oph II. Kirmeter
Yon *rf lierchy notified thai there hat keaa
expended tn the rrar I!* I*, in labor aid ia>
prnvrment* on ill# following lode aaintug
claim* aitnate«i on Oliclir laland. in Priaea
Wii.imii Sound iTiimriK and recording diatrlet
Territory n Alaska. In wit th» K and M , M
hti'I K the Dot ami in* Butler. tba ma a(
fi or more I han $ 100 »n each claim being
in fti i'M of the amount required by law te
boli) «aif| claim* for Ih» /ear following tka
|«r(i>rinancf of said a.«»e»»ment work That
-«i«| expenditure for labor and lmtirneeasaats
a- nfori'iatd ««• made br f. H M«ck.. eoewae
of -Mi l claima with lb# perann ahove named .
«nd unleM within ninety dava after the oowa
fdetion of the publication of thia m|Im; la
wit \v11hin ninety daeaafterth* eighth da? of
April. l!*i?i ron contribute ronr proportion ra
quired bv law oft he expense of the afnreaalO
annual lat'Or. town. IJIO.nO for the year HO* oa
said K. and M.. M. and K , the Dot and the
Hutlor initiin riatmi your intereat in each aad
hII of «nidm i ni11k clauna will lie forfaited ta
mi'l bceomethe properly of ronr aaid co-owner.
ft. H Uaek
I <a to of rtr«i publication. Jan. 7. 1909.
hale of la«t publication April I. l*>t.
Notice Of Forfeitnre
H. Ktnbleton R * trabl»ln* n4 J.
s. K i« h p r :
Y">u Rnd Mch of yen. ore hereby notified
that we hare expended the mm of F.itht kua
< 1 r»<I is<«> (V)) dollar* upon th# Rlfk Channel
Group Msocilt "ii ( lairn* of <>na Hnadrad
."Mxty (IfiO) acre* altnated on Pall Craak, Aia«
kit. «« will appear by location i-ertlflrata ra
corded July lft. 1907 tn hook L. of I.oratiann mi
page -MM, Herord* «f Valder, in order i» how
<«ld prcmnr» under th» pro?i«ion* o( mtMoi
2W Kpvl«editmnto»o'lfif fnlte<l Stale*, be
ink Ihe amount required to hold tha »a m • for
the year ending Dec, ai, 190« And If within
ninety day* aftor thl* notlee by publication
yon f«11 or refute to each contribute One Una
drc4 (100 00) Dollar* mi l root* of thl* notice
the being your proportion of tneh expen
dltiire ft- ro owner*, yonr Interett In *nld elala*
will become the property of the «nbacrlber»
tinder «atd »cctlon 23M.
J. n. flhotwatl.
f. P Mal*»
I>ated at Yalder, Altiki, thl* olxfb day
of Januarv. A f> . 1000.
Onto of flr«t insertion. .Ian. 7. I**
Palo of la«t Insertion Aprll *, 100*.
Notice of Forfeiture
To The Arctlf Mining < o.. a corpnratiaa and
the Individual member* thereof:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
there ha« been expended in the year IWW In
labor and imnroxement* on thf California
placer mining claim *lt noted at Slate Creak. lo
the Copper r.-nfer recording dlotrlel, Tarrltory
of Alaoka. tha ««m of lioo. h«1nf the atnotm't
required br law to hold »aid claim nnda* tit*
provision* of **t-tlon IXM. Rexlaed Atatntea of
the f'nttcd Htate« for tha year ending r»#p. •!.
inn*. And if within ninety day* after thla n#
tice by publication you fall or r< fn«a to contri
bute fo tho nndemtrned yonr proportion «f
«uch expenditure a* co owner*, yonr Interact
In the «ald < allfornla placarelalm will ba t»r
felted to and become the property af tha ••
det«l*ned nnder «ald *er tlen Wii.
Jamoa ftaker,
W R fritt,
0. W. Crary
Mate of flrat publication Jan M, IWt
Pf af la*t pnfcMaaM** A*rtl ll, fN*