GRAND MARIAS IS
FIRE-SURROUNDED
Present Indications Point
To Destruction of Hun
dreds in Minnesota.
Duluth, Sept. 17—Grand Marias is
today surrounded by a roaring wall
of Are and it seems impossible (hat
those of its inhabitants who have not
previously made their way to safety
can eseaj>e. The Are lias for the last i
two days been quieHeent but it is now |
fanned by a heavy wind.
Reportu reeeived today bring word
of the burning to death of one white j
and six indiaus who wen* trying to
save homesteaders near Neston. I
These are the first deaths to be re-I
ported as the result of the lire.
EXPLOSION PROVES 1
FATAL TO TWELVE!
I
Car of Dynamite Blows Up
At Railroad Freight De
pot in Sedalia. Mo.
Sedalia, Mo., Sept. 17—Twelve per
sons ai'e (load as the result of the ex
plosion of a ear of dynamite yester
day afternoon. The ear of explosive
was standing on a side track al the
freight depot here when t he cxph«i
sion occurred. No one knows what
occasioned the explosion, t he force t t
which broke windows and in some ;
cases shattered houses a mile or more
distant.
Seven of those lo whom the explos
ion proved fatal were killed outright ,
the others living until this morning.
Those nearest the car were torn to
fragments.
PLAGUE CAUSES
RIOT IN AZORES
Island Inhabitants Attack
Authorities, Alleging
Failure in Duties
Lisbon, Sept. 17—Driven to Ircnzv
by fear of the plague now racing in
the Azores, the inhabitants of the is
land are wreaking their vengeance
upon the officials who are charged
with neglect of duties. The plague
has been prevalent for some time hut
it is not until lately that it assumed
the nature of an epidemic.
The inhabitants assert that had the
officials evidenced any desire to take
precautions the disease could have
been stamped out without serious loss
of life. Now, however, the pU,;ii" is
spreading rapidly ami belated efforts
to stop it are futile. Several of the
officials have been severely handled
and may die as t he result of their in
jurioH.
Commerce is paralyzed, as the Az
ores is practically quarantined by ad
jacent countries.
FIFTY ARE CAST !
AWAY ON ISLAND:
Steamship Aeon Is Total
Wreck In South Pacific
But No One Is Lost.
Fanning Island, Bept. 10—-Htoam
hIiIp Aeon Is a total wreck on Christ
mas Island, going ashore there day
before yesterday. Word of the wreok
has Just reached Item. The passen
gers and vessel's crew, llfty in all,
wero taken safely ashore in small
boats. Included among the passen
gers aro the wives of four officers of
tho Atlantic fleet.
The Australia-Canadian liner Man
uka Is duo to arrive here Tuerday
and it is hoped that she will go to
Christmas island and pick up the I
shtpwrecked ones.
r ■
l Former Gov. Hwlneford has re
signed as editor of the Ketchikan Mi
ner on aooount of falling health.
WOMAN KILLS TO
| AVENGE DAUGHTER
. *
Mrs. Sarah Reed Shoots To
Death Negro Who As
saults Little Girl.
Powder Springs, Cla., Sept. 17--(.}us
Johnson, a negro, was shot and killed
here this morning by Mrs. Sarah lteed,
whose J)-year-old daughter ha 1 short
ly before been attacked and severely
maltreated by JohnsoM. The killing
was witnessed by the posse that head
ed by Mrs. lteed had pursued and
captured the negro.
Mrs. Heed was in her home when
she learned Irom the lips of the ehild
what had befallen the little one. Im
mediately Mrs. Heed possessed her
felf of a shotgun and started in search
of the negro, who had been described
by the ehild. On her way Mrs. Heed
informed ot her purpose the men
whom she met and soon she was fol
lowed by a big crowd bent on ven
geance.
The posse and its grim leader came
upon the negro about a mile from
fc'Wn. The assailant, when he hire
saw his doom, pleaded for mercy but
Mrs. Heed, forcing back those who
had accompanied ic-r approached to
within a lew feet i f the iicuto anil '
i
into his body discharged bot li loads ot j
h&r wea <011 lulling him instantly.
II13 KILLED IN
AIRSHIP ACCIDENT
Aeroplane Causes Death of!
Lieut. Selfridge And Badly
Injures Aeronaut Wright
Washing!on, Sept. H Lieut Sell-]
ridge, «11 ili. I'niicil Staies signal
corps i;t dead and Aeronaut Wright
is seriously injured as lite result of
an aecidi'iil llial lielell the Wright I
aeroplan. veiti-rday afternoon. The
machine 11jt and l»olh men were
caught underneath, Selfridge heing
pinned down hy the heavier portion]
id i he machine.
The accident was caused hy the
propeller in <omc manner becoming
entangled in (lie mechanism, upset
ting t he aen'plane. Selfridge expired
a few flours alter heing injured. It J
is believed that Wright will recover.
Sell ridge was I he nephew* of Admir
al Sell ridge and was the secretary of j
the Aeroial Experiment Association,
Hefore get I ing aboard the aeroplane'
Selfridgee\| res cd liimscltas delight- '
id at I In opportunity of making (ho
trip.
Mxperts express the beliel that the
accident ea-.l.s no rellection oil '.lie
principle up >n which the aeroplane
is eonslHiefcd. but that it due solely '
to a deirct i\*e propeller.
SALE IH CORDOVA
WRECKS BUILDINGS
I
l
Danger Forces Residents of
The Fairview to Seek Shel- !
tcr Elsewhere
Wind, blowing at rale of fifty
miloH an hour yesterday afternoon,
raised luivoc in < ordova demolishing
buildings, Mowing «»i*t window glass
and otherwise disporting itself greatly
to the inconvenience of the inhabi
tants. At least -such is tlie report
brought to Valdez by letters and by
persons arriving on the l-'lsie.
Among (,lie buildings destroy
ed i-< tiie partly completed residence
of Joe l>ign-<. So great was the dan
ger that the authorities ordered the
guests of (he l-'airview out of their
home and forbade Hum to return so
long as the gale continued.
Along the water front launches and
a pile driver worn blown from their
moorings and went adrift, and even
so large a < raft as the l*'lsie was buf
feted about by the wind.
II is also reported from Cordova
t hat I ho side of t he big hotel being
erected by Miss Ihirke was caved in
by a blast sol off by men at work on
the lot next to the site of the hotel.
T 10 damage will amount to several
thousands of dollars.
It In reported that men are taken to
work on the Oftind Trunk I'aelfl • un
der the promise of ?i>.7■"» a day and
t.hen paid only |2.36.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United 8t«tes Land Office
at Juneau, Alaaka, Auf. 13, 1908.
Notice I* hereby given that iu pursuance ©1
itu Act » Congress, approved May 10. 1S73,
Kciiiineult Mines Company, by ana through
tlx regularly ap|K>inled manager and attorney
in furt, whose Post Office address U Ktnnt
cott, Aluks, has made application for a U. S,
Patent. for (lie •'Mammoth No. 1." "the Mam
moth No •»." the "Dan" and "Clark" placer
claims and the "Flurry" lode claim, bearing
geld ninl other minerals, together with surface
ground «« allowed by law, lying and being
ntul situate in the Recording Precinct of Val
dei. District ol Alaska, and deacrlbed by th«
official pint and bv the field uotes Of U. 8. Min
eral Survey No. <<1. on file in the office ot the
Register of the Juneau Land District, Alaska,
as follows, tow it
Mammoth No. 1 Place*.
iieginuiiig at cor. No. I. a greenstone stand
ing 10x0x15 ins. above ground chiselled 1-771.
I'. 8. I,. M. No. 0. bears N. 82 deg. 60 mln. 47
see. K. -i 128.33 ft. thence W. 2323.30 ft. to cor.
No. 2, a greenstone 90x18x12 Ins. set IS Ins. in
ground, and marked 2-771; thence 8. SIM ft. to
cor. No. 3, a spruce post & Ins. sq. standing
2 1-2 ft. above ground marked 3-771; thenceN,
01 deg .'>0 inin. K. 263.1.27 ft. to cor. No. 4, a
spruce post -i 1-2 Ins. sq. standing 'J 1-2 ft.
above ground scribed 4-771; thence N. 1930 ft.
to cor. No. !. the place of beginning. Vsrla
nous at nil corners 30 deg. 00 mln. E. Am
13.V&73 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record Iti the office of the Dis
trict Recorder at Valdez Alaska, in Book J. of
Mining Locations at page 316. of the records of
the Recording Precinct of Valdei, Alaska,
This claim is bounded ou the north br un
known claimants; on the smith by Combina
tion No. 3. I'laccr; on the cast by Combination
No. :> Placer; and on the west br the Mammoth
No. 2. Placer.
Mammoth No. 2. Placer.
licginuing at cor. No. 1, a spruce post A ins.
s«|. 1 1 2 ft. long set 2 1-2 ft. in ground scribed
1-771, I'. S. Location Monument No. 5, bears N.
70deg. II mill. U "see. K. 7137.06 ft;theuceW.
Var. 30 deg.00 mill. K. 3H10 ft. to cor, No. 2. a
spruce post 1 1-2 Ins. k«j,1 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft in ground scrilicd 2-771; thence 3. Var. 41
deg. -lo inin. K. 1815 ft. to cor. No. 3; thence K.
Var. ::i deg. :iu uiin. K 3540 ft. to cor. No. 4, a
spruce post t ins, s«i,. standing 2 ft. above
ground scribed 1-771; tlience N. Var, Jrideg. 00
inIii. K. 1X15 ft. to cor. No. I, the place of be
ginning. Area 100 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record in theoflieeof the Dis
trict Recorder at N'nUlcz, Alaska, iu liook J
of Mining Locations, at page 320, of the Record
ing Precinct of Valdez, Masks. Thin claim Is
hounded on the north by unknown claimants;
on the soul Ii by the Rouge I'laccr; on the cast
I• y <'oii)Mnation Placer No. 3, and Mammoth
No. I I'laccr: ami on the west bv unknown
claimants.
D*s I'i.aokk
I'cginiiiiig at cor. No. I. identical with 8. K.
cor of ilie liM'Hlioii. nil octagonal steel drill
;:o in-, long set is ins. in ground chiseled 1-8
771. I'. S Location Monument Nn. liviriiH,
I" 'leu. In mill. 1*1.7 sec. K. 2557.Ill (t; thence \\.
2532.80 (i. lo coi. No. 2, n spruce post 4 Ins. so.
11-2(1. long, set 2 1-2 ft. Ill ground, serlbi fl
2 7-771: thence N. 3221 ft. lo eor. No. a; theme
K. WiiuVi ft. lo cor. No 4; ihence 8. :>7deg.C7
mill. K. 2885.24 It. lo cor. No. 5, an oetagou
>li el ilrili 7 S ins. In ilia. 30 ins. long, n-t 2 i Ilia,
in "-niiil rock chiseled 5-771; thence 8. 67 dec.
:S0 mill. W. 2W7.26 fl. lo cor. No. tl; thence 8.'J2
ilen. :!0 mill. K. 600 fl. lo cor. No. 7;
Ihcnce S. ;I5 ilex. 00 niin. K. :t®7.80 ft. to
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
ia lion ni all corners in) dig. no inln. t. Area
I2l«. 15s acres.
The location notice of said mining claim b*
i m: duly of record In the office of the District
Kccorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Book J. of
Mining Locations. al imge 318 of the records of
ihe Kccordlng Precinct of Valdez, Alnkt,
this claim is boumleil on the north by un
kuowu claimants; on I lie south by the Clark
Placer; on the east hy the Jumbo No.
I. Jumbo No. 2. ami " the Flurry Lode
i' I aims ;a ud on the west by unknown claltn
II ills.
('LARK I'LACER
Beginning al i'»r No. I. a greenstone stand
ins 12x0x12 ins above ground, chiseled 1-771,
I'.S. Location Monument No. 5, bears 8. 42 deg.
!7 inin. -lo sec. K. 1257,20 ft ; thence 8.37 deg.
I ) mill. W i:!2<) ft. to cor. No. 2. a greenstone
standing 12x10x11 ins. above ground chiseled
i-771 : thence N. 59 deg. l.r> mill. W. 188/t. to
•or. No. :t, a rock in place chiseled 3-771;
I hence 22 deg. 15 inin. \V.| WJO ft. to cor.
No. I; I hence S. .V.i deg. 15 mill. W. 47.80 ft. to
-or. No, a spruce post ! Ins so. standing 18
ins above gorund scrllied 5-771; thence W.
MJ'.i.ii:: ft. to cor. No. it. a spruce post G ina.
s.|. siamliiiK is ins. above ground scribed tt-771;
I hence N. 2271 fl. to cor. No 7; thence K.
•v..'so II. In cor No. H; thence 8. 35deg. 00 iniu.
K 828.20 II. lo cor. No. 11, a IImestoue standing
12x7x12 ins. above ground chiseled 9-771;
I hence K :u; i ft. lo cor. No 10; thence 8. M
l«*i». 15 min. Iv 23:1 ft lo cor. No, 1. the place
ill beginning. \ ariatlon at all corners 30 deg.
ini mill. K, Area 152.900acres.
The local ion notice of said mining claim
being duly of record In the office of tue I»la
Irlcl Keco'rder al Valdez, Alaska, In Book J.
if Mining l.ocul ions al page :tl'J, of the records
if the Recording I'rceinct of Yahlez, Alaska.
I'lii- claim is hounded ou the north by the
Dan I'lacer; on the south by romblnatlon No.
• I'lacer; on the Kouge and Mammoth Lode
-1 nIins. and the ltluc I'lacer; and on the west
liy unknown claimants.
Pl.t'RRY UfiK.
Beginning at cor No. 1. Identical with cor.
So. 3. Kongo I.ode, U. 8 L. M. No. 5, bears 8.
Hi deg. 18 mill 41.6 sec. K.2858.83 ft.; thencc N.
•2 deg. :!o mill. W.fiWI fl. to cor. No. 2. Identical
ivilh cor, No. «•. Dan Placer; thence N. 67 deg.
ai miu. K. I'khi fi in cor No. 3; thence 8. 22 deg.
Ut min. K.iiOOfl. lo cor. No. 4, limestone 24 *10
« to ins. set 12 ins. In ground chiseled 4 • 771:
llience S. 67 deg :!0nilti. W. 1500 ft. to cor. N'o. f
the place of beginning.
Variation al hII corners :to deg. 00 min. K.
Set Area 17.772 acre*. The location notice of
• aid claim being duly of record in the office of
the district Kccorder at Valdest. Alaska, in
Hook A. of Mining location*, at page 476. of
Die records of the Kccordlng Precinct of \ al
lez, Alaska. This claim is bounded ou the
north bv I he Jumbo No. 2. Lode; on theBootb
l>v lhe (toiige I.ode: oil 'lie east by unknown
I'faitnant*; ami mi llic weal by the Dan Placer
Claim. The survey covering said mining
" I a I in s tieing designated as Mineral 8urvey No.
r 71.
Any and all p r-ons claiming adversely any
liortloii of said mining elaims or surface
{round, arc hereby required lo Hie their *d>
icr-i' claims, wiili Ihe Kegister of the I'. 8.
I.iiiul Office al Juneau, Alaska, durlug the
ixty day, period of publication thereof, or
they will be harrcd hy virtue of the statute
John W. Dudlby,
Register.
II Is hereby ordered that the foregoing nolle*
lie published fot len eonwmllTC weeks in the
4Vnlder. Weekly Prospector," a weekly news
paper puhll«he« al Vnldex. Alaska.
John W. DVDI.IV,
Kegister.
Date of lirst publication August 20th, 1**08.
Date of Inst publication October 22ud, 1908.
John Lyons,
Attorney for Claimant.
In Thk Prorate Court, Valdkz Pre
cinct, Third Judicial Uivihion,
Tkrritory of Alaska
I n (he matter of
I ho estate
of
I
Wni. W. ('amphHI, |
Dfloeanpd J
Notice to
O<»ditor«.
Notice >h hereby j<lven that the un
Icrrtlgnfd administrator of the estate
of W. W. Campbell. deceased, to the
r> rod (tors of, unci ail persons having
flniniH u^alus! the Haul deceased, to
exhibit Iheni with the necessary
vouchors within nix months after the
first publication of thin notice to said
lulmininfrator at his place of business
mi Mi-Kinloy street, Valdez, Alaska,
bho Mine being the place for the tran
saction of the business of said entate.
Dated this 27th day of March, 10OR.
Joss. A. (Crawford,
Administrator of the Estate of Win.
W. Campbell, deceased.
One of the expert marksmen of the
Prince Kuport riiii club planted a
load of allot in the head of the boy
who was handling the clay pigeon
I rap.
A |>ot cub hear In Hkagway acquired
excessive fondness for hooge and la
now filling a drunkard's grave.
GASOLINE NILS
TWO IN VALLEJO
I
Fatal Accident Occurs At
Navy Yard and Investi
gation Witt Result.
Vallejo, Sept. 21—Chief Machinist
May of the submarine boat Pike and
an unidentified man were Instantly
killed this morning by the explosion
of a tank of gasoline. Three navy
officers were badly burned.
The gasoline tank was 011 a barge
moored at the yard. The cause of
the explosion Is a mystery, and an
Investigation will be made by the
navy yard authorities.
APPLICATION No. 031.
In the United States Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13 1906.
Notice In heteby given that (n pursuance of
an Act of Congress, Approved Mat lOtb, WTi,
Kennecott Mine* Company* by and through it*
regularly appointed manager and attorney In
fact, whote pout office address U Kenoecotl.
Alaska, baa made application for * U. «. lat
ent. for the "Sweet," "National," "Independ
ence." "Bonanca," and "Rouge." placer claim*,
bearing gold and otber mineral*, together with
surface ground a* allowed by law. lying, be
lug and *lt(iate In tbe Recording Precinct of
Valdex. District of Alaska, and described by
the official plat and by tbe Held notes bf C. 8.
Mineral Survey No. 7*0, on file la th* ufflce of
the Register of the Juneau Land District, Alan
ka, as follow*, to-wlt:
Hwiiir Place*
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 identical with tbe|
8. w. Cor. of tbe location, no: *et a* It fall* on ,
theeaat edge of tbe Kennecott Glacier where aj
Cor. could not be made permanent, t'. ft L. M.
No. 21, bear* 8 38 dec. 2>j mlu. K. l'hw H ft.
Thence east 2000 ft. to Cor. No. 2. a spruce post
4 lux. square 4 1-2 ft. long, wel IS lu» in ihe
ground scribed 2.2, 770; thence North 20X2.00 fl.
to Cor. No.3, a spruce post •'» lu*. »<i 4 1-2 tt. long,
set 2 ft. In ground, scribed 3.770; thence West j
3217.40 ft. to Cor. No. 4, a greenstone 32 x in * 101
Ins. set 201ns. In ground cbl*eled at*) and 4
1. 770; thence 8. 24 deg. 49 min. K along east
edge Kennecott Giacier 2900..'j0ft. to Cor, No. 1.
th« place of beginning Variation at all (
corners 30 deg. Joo min. E. Area 1>7 .6621
acres..
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the.office of tnc District \
Recorder at Valde/., Alaska, In Book J. of Min
ing Locutions, at page >18. of tbe record* of tbe \
Recordlug Precinct of; Valdez, Alaska. Thl»
claim is bounded on the north by tbe National j
Placer Claim: on the south by the Independ
ence Placer Claim; on the east by unknown
claimants and on the west by unknown claim
ants.
NATIONAL Plackk.
Beginning at cor No. 1. Identical with the
8. W. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. 4.
of the 8weet Placer Claim; tT. 8. L M. No. 21
bears 8. .10'deg SV min. 31 see. K. 3072.38 ft. thence
Kest 2567.40 ft. to cor. No. 2. a spruce post 3 In*.
s<j. 4 ft. long, set 2 ft In grouua, with mound of
stone scribed2-770; thence north 2318.52ft. to
Cor. No. 3. a spruce post A In*, sq. 4 ft. Ion* set
2 ft. in grouud, acrlbed 3-2-770; thence West
3 ft to cor. No. 4,a spruce post 7 ins. *q. 4 1-2
ft loug *et 2 1-2 ft. in ground, with mound of
st iite scribed 4-1. 770: thence 8onth 16 deg. M
m n. K along eaat edge Of Kennecott Glacier,
24 t.M ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning. I
V irlation at all corner* 80 deg. 00 mln. K. Area |
li..808 acre*.
The location notice of said min'ng claim bet- I
ing duly of record 'n the office of the District I
Recorder at Valdos, Alaska, lu Book J. of Min
ing Locations, at page 817. of the recordaof the
Record ng Precinct of Valde*. Alaaka. Thl*
claim Is bounded on tbe north by the Bonansa
Placer; on the south by tbe Sweet Placer;
on the east by U. 8. Mineral Survey No.
61t>; and on tno west by unknown cl»ltf>
Ants.
iNI>Br«S»BKCH PLaCIB.
Beginning at cor. No. 1. Identical with cor.,
No. f. Hwest Placer end with N. W. cor. of the |
Location, whence U. S. I<. M. No. 21, b#ar* 8. |
88deg. 20 tain. B. 349.3? ft. theuc* Km! igoo ft.
to cor. No. t. identical with cor. No. 8. Bweet
Placer; thence South 8320 ft. to cor No. 6; acvt
touwood po*t 4 in*, sq.4 ft. long, aet IS Ina. lu
ground, scribed 8-770; thence Wc»t 1646.70 ft.
to car. No. 4; thence North# deg. 8» tain. W.
along ***t edge Kennecott Glacier 2S46.&0
ft. to cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all coruera iO deg. 00 mln. Are*
07.104 ayres,
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the office of the District J
Recorder at Valdea, Alaska, In Book «, of Min
ing lx>catiou* at page 320, of the record* of 'he \
Recording Precinct of Valdea. Alaska. Thla |
claim la t»oii tided on the north by the Sweet
Placer; on the South by uuknowu claim
ants; outheeaat and weitby unknown delta
eat*.
Bonan(a Plachb.
Beginning atcor. No. 1. identical with cor.1
NO, 4 National Placer, whence V. ft. L. M. No. I
31 bear* 8. 24 deg. 6t mln. >1 dec. K. 94»V44 ft. I
thence Ka*t S209.K ft to cor No.2: thence norto 1
2114.71 ft. to cor. Ne. 8, a apruce poit 4 lua. «<j. 41
ft. long aet 2 ft. lu ground, with mound of eod I
and earth scribed 8-3.770; thence West *218.87
ft. to cor. No. 4, Identical with N. VT. cor. of lo
cation: thence 8. 14 deg. 26 mln. E. along ftast
edge of Kennecott Glacier 490 ft. to cor. iio. i,
a granite atona 80 x 12 x 12 iua. aat 'At in*, in j
ground ohlaelled &-770; thence 9. 22deg. 4k mln. 1
W. along Rest edge of Kennecott Gl*cJ«r 1099 {
ft. to cor. Ne. 6, a cpruce post 6 In*, so. 4 1-2 ft. <
long *et 2 1-2 ft. In ground, with mound of atone J
scribed 0-770; thence 8. 19 deg. 67 mln. K. along
Kent edge of Kennecott (Heeler Til.'Mi ft. to
the place of beginning. Variation at *11
corner* 30 <1eg. 00 mln. K. Area 1*6.627 i
acre*.
The location notice of *ald mfolng claim be
ine duly of record lu the office of the District
Recorder, at Valdez, Alaska, In Book J. of
Mining Location*, at na«e 321, of tha record* of
the Recording precinct of Velde*. Alaska.
TliM claim I* bounded ou the North by the
Rouge Placer! on the South by the National
Placer; on the Ra*t by U. S. Survey No. j
615: and ou the Weil by unknown claim-1
ant*.
Roruft Placbr.
Beginning at cor. No. 1. identical wilb the 8
W. cor. of tne location .aod with Cor. No. 4. Bo
nanza Placer, U. S. L. M. No. 21 beer*S. 17 dep.
24 mln. 10 see. K. 7416 69 ft. thence K**t M18,87
ft. tocor. No. 2; thence North IWift tocor.No,
8, a *pruce post 6 In*. *<j. 4 1-2 ft. long *eta 1-2
ft In ground with mound of atona scribed 8-770;
thence West 3726.63 ft to cor. No. 4; thence 8.
14 (leg. 26 mlu, K. Variation ui deg. soinlo. R.
along ea*t edge of Kennecott Ulecler 2M0ft. to
cor. No. 1 the place of beginning. Variation
at all corner* except the la*t 90 deg. 00 mln. R.
Area 158. W6 acre*.
The location notlceof aald claim* being duly
of record In the office of the District Recorder
at Valdea, Alaska Jn Book J. of Mining Lacet*
Ion*, at page 317, of the record* of the Record*
Ing Precinct of Velde*, * iMke. This claim Is
bounded on tbe North by unknown claimant*:
ontheSoulhbv the Bonanza Placer; on the
East by tl. H. Mineral Survey No. 613: and en
the West by unknown claimant*. Tneeorvey
covering said mining claims being designated
as Mineral 8urvey No. 770.
Any e<td all person* claiming adveteely any
portion of aald mining claim* orenrfac* groan*
are hereby reoulrcd to (He their adverse eleiat*
with the Register of the U. 8. lAQd Once a?
Juneau. Alaska, daring the alxly day* period
of publication thereof or they will be barred
by vlrtn* of the statute.
John W. Dudlb*
Register.
reeelng notio*
» Seeks in the
weakly news
It is hereby ordered that the for
be puhliehM for ten consecutive
■•Valdea Weekly P*oipeeto*," at,.
paper published at Valdex, Alaska,
Jowww. Dcnter,
Register
Data of flrst publication Augutt 9th, 1
Date of last publication October 8M.,
Jo*i* l.row*. Attorney for Claimant.
A rich quartz gold Btrlk* la
KantUhna to reported by the F*lv
benk* Newt. \
Ketx<blk«n in weoUng a $906,000 ool4
itotaf* and (lib rrmlog pUat.
Truth &nd Quality
•jypeftl to the informed in every walk of We and
are inralial to permanent succcsa and creditable
■landing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all
who would enjoy good health. with ita blessings, to the
fact that it involve* the question of right living with
all the tens implies. With proper knowledge of what
is bast each hour of recrsation, of enjoyment, of con
templation and of effort may be made to contribute to
that and and the use of medicines dispensed with
generally to great advantage, but as in many instances
a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable, if
taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co.
feels that it is alike Important to present truthfully die
subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy
which has won the approval of physicians and the
world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because
of the excellence of the combination, known to all.
and the original method of manufacture, which is
known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the name of —Syrup of Figs—and hss
attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excell
ent family laxative. As its pure laxative principles,
obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians
and the Well Informed of die world to be the best we
have adopted the more elaborate name of — Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senns—as more fully descriptive
of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be called
for by the ahorter name of — Syrup of Figs—and to
get its beneficial effects, always note, when purchasing,
the full name of the Company—California Fig Syrup
Co. — printed on the front of ovary package, whether
you call for — Syrup of Fijg^sr by the full name—
Syrup of Fig* and Elixir oflVuig.
John A. Carson,
Aifrwcj ul CMUuell«r-at»Uw.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON 1
Dr. H. COCKBROLLE
DENTIST
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
The A. Van der If allien School
of Practical Civil, Electrical Mining
Kngineering. Katabliehed 1864 |
Oceuu lag their owa^otldiaf, workabop »od I
•nd lftbnrftiorlca. Optn *11 ya»r. Or«»t <!•
m»od fur •*»tudeuU iu »11 11 om. N«w »tu-1
deuts *Uotild carol! «l oac«. Addr«M 5UC
8tr*«t »n<1 Telegraph A** OtkUad. i'»l.
TAFT IS ROASTED i
BY CARRIE NATION!
I
Temperance Crusader Hat
Stormy Session with Pre
sidential Candidate
Cincinnati, Sept. »#—Presidential
Nominee William H. Taft this (ore*
noon entertained In the person of
Mr* Carrie Net ion a guest dlstln-j
guished tor the unique method#'
adopted by Ler in her battle against
the liquor traffic anil wee nicely
roasted for his pains. In her call up-'
on Mr. Taft, Mrs. Nation did not be
lie her reputation as a prophetess of •
the unusual and the mere fact that
she was received at all is a flattering ;
commentary upoti her reputation. )
Mr. Taft wa<t very busy when Mrs.;
Nation presented herself at the out*;
poets of the citadel in which wae the;
man upon whom the republican party!
pins its hopes fur success at the com*'
ing election. The man on guard heei*;
tated to convey to Mr. Taft the fact
that a so weilknown person ae Mrs.
Nation desired conversation with him,
bnt she who made Kansas quail be
fore the menace ot, h«r hatchet was
not to be gain-said and the minion
bled bin forthwith to the p««Mace of
the erstwhile weir secretary. Mr.
Taft wae very busy, but Mr. Taft
bad heard of Carrie Nation, and when
the occaalon permit* Mr. Taft 1* a
man of peaceful mind. Ho Mr. Taft
bade that Mrs. Nation be shown Into
hie presence.
Mr*. Nation entered the nimbus of
the Taft greatneee not one whit
abashed, and upon the moment
launched into a tirade of Invlcttve, a
tirade directed againet Mr. Taft,
against the liquor demon and against
what she aeeerted to be an onholy
combine between said demon and Mr.
Taft.
Others were preeent at the meeting
of Mrs. Nation and Mr. Taft and they
I were disconcerted at the violence of
the Kansas Joan of Are'* language,
but the man who did so much to paci
fy the Little Brown Brother never
quivered, Mr*. Nation Anally took
her departure progressing through
; the door with her fane to the foe. The
! rear of her bombaeine gown bumped
lightly against the door Jamb, there
wae one laet sport from the fount of
vecfeal vitro! and Mrs. Nation bad
departed.
Mr. Taft'* smile brofce the silence
that had masked him through It all
and the buetoeee eo summarily inte*
rupted was resumed.
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SEATTLE
New Management Popular Pbicw
European Plan Central Location
Flaeat Cafe u4 Bar la The City.
Wilton A Whit* Co., Prop». Chan. ferry, Mgr.
C. B. Ov«rhi(t«r Chan. Co wall
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. H. Ovehiuhkk & Co Props.
Pia* Wines, Ignore «al Cifait
Everything First Cluu
and Up-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. O. VOTTB, Prop.
Kurop«*u flan, Kemodelled and Newly Fur
nished. T«lrphone# In K*rh Honrn. P. B P. O.
Ill Building, Hot aud Cold Water. Hate* 6*)c
Uifl.ri. Ca«tl<i
l»t AY» A I'MVMftlTT ST. JCAllC
HOTEL bILLER.
Headquarter* tor Valdva people. I'M r<»i»*un
MateeMlcouu, gland 11.60 per day. Ftr«icla«»
M«etaur»nt Id connection. Free But. Opgoaite
r. a. FoatoBc*.
Co*. Klr»t At. <* I'uteeniir at.. UKAi Tl.t
"Twin K1H11 «f M\4 Cimfirt"
eAATTLR'S
Mq*% Tt«'flneii
Ho«t«try
| Building in •{con
crete, *t*el and
muth' .
■Located in th«
moil fuidiiCQtfhl*
|Hhoppi) g district
210 room*, Vib
bath*.
Library mid
[bound magaKlne*
in reading room*
for gueut*.
;A t*olut«ly Hie
proof.
EngliHh < * rill.
KATKH fl.oo up
■■MMaMaiHM
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
an* all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
IttUuM. AUftk*
FURS
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ruRS
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H. E. ELLSWORTH
A S 9 A Y
OFFICE
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