COURT ARRAIGNS
DEPUTY* MARSHAL
Unsatisfactory action on fcho part of
Deputy Marshal L. L. Bowers of Ko
dlak, who last evening was sent out
to serve a special venire of twenty
five men, was the cause of the deputy
this morning receiving a severe re
buke from Juclgo Reid, and also tho
cauBO of delay in tho trial of the case
against George PestriakofT, charged
with tho murder of Potor Skavorzoff.
In tho first place Deputy Bowers
summoned twenty-six instead oft he
twenty-five veniremen provided for
in tho court's ordor, in tho second
place tho returns were so illegibly
written as to cause Clerk 3urton con
siderable difficulty in deciphering tho
names, and in the third place the
deputy is a witness in the case. These
things served to arouso the wrath of
Judge Reid who proceeded to take
Deputy Bowers to task.
Judge Reid wanted to know tho
condition Deputy Bowers was in at
tho timo tho summons were served,
and intimated that the deputy had
been drinking.
This imputation tlie deputy denied, !
affirming that lie was all right when j
ho served tho summons. Judge Reid |
remarkod that to him it had been re
ported that Deputy Bowers was J
drunk, and then instructed the Mar
shal to send a deputy who knew how
to properly summon a special venire,
accompanying tho order with tho
assertion than unless this could be
done tho court would appoint a man
for tho purpose.
The fact that Bowers is a witness
disqualifies him from serving pros
pective jurors, and tho court dwelt
upon this phase of the ease, asserting
that the deputy used bias in selecting
tho veniremen.
Without reference to tho other
counts in the court's indictment of
him, Deputy Bowers declares that
Judge Reid did him a wrong insofar
as tho charges of drunkenness are
concerned. Deputy Bowers says that
ho has not touched a drop of intoxi
cating [liquor in years, and that he
can prove this fact. Monday tho
court will bo asked to strike from tho
records tho remarks in connection
with tho intoxication phai»o ot tho
ease.
As a result of the mix-up the jurors
who were accepted, and the veniremen
on tho two orders served last night
wore discharged, and a special venire of
forty names was ordered summoned.
Those veniremen wore in court at
*
11:30 this forenoon, and the work of
obtaining a jury is now in progress.
JAP GUN WIELDER
IS GIVEN FREEDOM;
#
%
Without leaving their seats, and
acting oil instructions from Jiulgo
Re id, the jurors before whom was
triod tho case against A. Tsukamoto,
oharged with murder in tho first dc-g
roo for killing N. Mizourio, a coun
tryman and follow omployo in the
cannery at Igagik bay, yesterday af
ternoon returned a vordict of not
guilty. The government had a weak
case and E. E. Ritchie and Joseph
Murroy, the attorneys for the accused
man, had no trouble in showing that
the killing was done in solf dofonse.
With one exception tho witnesses
in tho case were Japanese, the ex
ception being Potor Clausson, a white
omployo of the cannery management.
Clausson testified that tho first he
know of the killing was when tho su
perintendent, W. T. Hale, called to
him to got some lumber and make a
box hi which to bury "a dead Jap."
Homo fifteen mi mi ton later tho body
of Mizourio was under ground.
Asido from tho defendant the only
witnesses for tho dofonse wore tlioso
called first by the prosecution. These
witnossos furnished considerable
amusement by tho manner in which
thoy porslstod in giving their impres
sions, and finally attempts to keep
thom from telling more that those
things actually witnessed were aban
* doned.
All of the wltnosHOH expressed tho j
opinion that tho man who whh killed
was adangorous person, and the tos
tlmony brought out the fact that the
doooased and tho defendant had had
troublo hoforo. Tho trouble resulting
In tho killing wan caused by tho ob
jection made bv Mlzourlo to working
at night. After tho trouble, Tmika
moto went to his bunk, whore he wan
later found by Mlzotirio.
Tho evldenco Is that after a few
words Mlxourla Jumped Into Tsuka
moto's bunk; then came the report,
and Mleourlo rolled onto the bunk
with a bullet hole noatly drilled
through his forehead.
Joo Dlggs, one of the merehant
princes of Cordova, I* In Valdet to
got a touoh of metropolitan llfo.
SNOW TO BE KEPT
FROM SIDEWALKS
Snowless sidewalks in the business
and in the immediate down town dis
trict^ are purposed by the town coun
cil, and in this purpose the members
of the council, and in this purpose
the members of the council arc not
only united, but aro determined. The
subject came up for lenghty discus
sion at last nfght's mooting of the
town's law creating body, and the
final decision is that tho sidewalks
must be kept clear of snow.
Tho enforcement of tho order is
placed in the power of Town Marshal
Hoffman, and it is up to tho property
owners to see to it that the mandate
is obeyed. Failure on the part of tho
property owners to take the necessary
measures to comply with the order
will result in tho work being done by
the town, the property being assessed
the amount necessary to defray
the expense. Tho question as to
whether the work shall be done by
t'>e owner or by the tenant of tho
property is one to be settled between
the parties in interest.
Another subject to come before the
council is that concerning the recent
habit of persons who rightfully be
long in the restricted district estab
lishing themselves in the residence
part of town. This subject came
up on a communication from
tho federal authorities calling atten
tion to the fact that complaints in
this connection have been received,
and stating that unless the town
authorities take steps to remedy the
fault, the federal authorities will do
so. Marshal Hoffman was instructed
to herd tho undesirables into tho
section of town alloted to them, and
to see to it that they stay there.
MOTHER DIES BY
HAND OF HER SON
Now York, Nov. 0—Mrs. Rebecca
Voit, n wealthy woman of this city is
(load by the act of her own son, Nel
son Voit, a broker, and well-to-do.
Tho son is also dead, a suicide.
The tragedy is the result of a quar
rel, directly due to the fact that tho
mother refused to forgive her son for
his act in secretly becoming married.
The son's wife was not acceptable to
the mother, and knowing this the son
was married nearly a year ago with
out his mother's knowledge. Sonic
time ago Nelson Voit acquainted his
mother with tho fact of his marriage,
and she ordered her son from her
presence with the warning never to
attempt to see her again.
Since then tho son lias repeatedly
tried to make peace with his mother.
This morning he called at his mother's
house, and the servants heard the
mother and son exchanging high
words. Shortly after canto the re
port of the shot that took the moth
er's life.
Tho servants gave the alarm and
when the ofllcors arrived the woman
was dead, and tho son just expiring
from tho effects of a dose of poison.
TOBOGGAN PROJECT IS
RECEIVING SUPPORT
Tho project to in Valdez erect n to
boggan Hlido in recoiving good sup
port niul tho lint of thoso taking Ktock
in the entorpriHO in growing rapidly.
Ilov. 10. P. Nowton, originator of the
Hchenie, reportH additional suhscrih
er« as follows:
Fifty names to date, representing
?r>00 worth of stock, and there 1h no
wator in this stock. Twenty-five
more names are needed at once that
work may bo started next week. If
tho committee does not call on yon,
get busy and hunt the committee.
Tom Hcott is behind bars and can al
ways be found during banking houm.
P. H. Hunt, J. C. Martin, Dr. E. P.
German, H. C. DoLlne, George C.
Treat, Charles A. Hand, J. VV. Gilflon,
F. M. Hoby, F. Butterworth, (J. VV.
Harrington, L. W. Htorm, Hilas II.
Held, Edmund Hmitli, J. Y. Outran*
der, F. M. Brown. H. F. HuoKndorf,
W. M. Wilson, Bob. KutsChlnski, II.
It. Brown, E. H. Shaw, F. J. Chap*
man, If. Cookorlita, Guy h. Mania,
H. W. Panter, A. 0. Howling, H.
Dan/,, W. F-ngborg, H. M. Do Lino,
C. B. Hmlth, H. H. Leslie.
Previously published; G. A, Cand
ler, Goorgo G. Oantweii. G. G. Ger
aghty, J. H. Kahler, Tom Hcott, E.
P. Newton, G. I'. Roberts, Harry
Behulte, II. M. Conrad, William L.
Moody, John (). Hhorloek, C. H. Krao
mer, H. A. Homplo K. P. Ferguson.
Hwau Johnson, B. B. Hplors, F. M.
Boyle, Charles N. Hchlossor, William
II. CaHwoll, R. W. Hunt."
SLAYER'S FATE Kg
NOW WITH JURORS
Whether or not Goorgo PestriakoiT
shall bchanged as punishment in
killing' Petor Skavorzoff now re
mains for the jury to dotermiuo.
This afternoon tho arguments were
completed, and the ease given to the
twelve men upon whom depends the
outcome of the trial.
The prosecution has boon conducted
by District Attorney Crossley and
Assistant District Attorney Ray.
PestriakoiT has been defended by
bred M. Brown, who has faced tho
difllculty of trying to clear a client
who has to the ofllcors confessed to
the crime charged against him.
Judge Reld yesterday afternoon
ruled against placing on tho stand
the young son of tho murdered man,
and the prosecution made its case on
the confession. The witnesses for
the government wero Deputy Mar
seal Rowers, Cecil King, an inter
preter, A. C. Goss, Albert Torsen,
J. C. McDonald, and Commissioner
Silverman. Tho defense used Goss
and Torsen for the purpose of estab
lishing the fact that prior to the
crime PestriakoiT had borne a
good reputation.
PestriakofT'a confession is to the
etfect that repeatedly urged by tho
wife of Skavorzoff, with whom Postri
akofT had become intimate, he, Pes
triakoff, finally agreed to kill the
husband, and that 011 the night or
early morning of the murder the old
man was summoned from his homo
by the pretonse that Pestriakoff had
ascertained the whereabouts of Mrs.
Skavorzoff, and then killed with two
blows from an axe wielded by tlie de
fendant.
The body was taken to the woods
and secreted for a couple of days,
after which it was by PestriakoiT
taken in a row boat and sunk in tho
sea.
PestriakoiT was arrested two or
three days later, while lie was aboard
tho survey boat Patterson. Shortly
afterward ho made his confession.
If PestriakoiT is found guilty of
murder in the lirst degree, without
other recommendation lie must, ac
cording to the law, lie hanged in
Valdez.
Tho woman is to be placed 011 trial
immediately. She is charged with
being an accessory to the murder.
SOLDIER IN LINE
FOR HONOR MEDAL
Washington, Nov. 7—Corporal Hoy
Cox, stationed at Fort Gibbon, Alas
ka, is 011 tho list for a modal of honor
from tho war department, tho chiof
signal oflicor having today so recom
mended to tho secretary of war. Tho
act on tho part of Cox causing him
to be recommended for this honor is
that of saving a comrad who, totally
exhausted, would have porished in a
blizzard had not Cox, at the risk of
his own life, stood by tho man and
brought him at last to shelter.
Tho horoism of Cox was brought to
the attention of tho chief signal ofll
eer by a friend of t he corporal, named
Clifton. Tho secretary of war has
tho subject under consideration.
So far tho only reward Cox has re
ceived is tho praiso of a few friends
who are aware of Ids act. The rec
ommendation of tho chief signal of
ficer also carries tho suggestion that
Cox bo given an incroasoof ?2a month
in his pay.
ADAMS REFUND IS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Seattle, Nov. 10—When Goorge Ed
ward Adams, tlion cnHltlerof tho Uni
ted Htatos assay office in this city,
helped himself t<o tho golden treasure
in hi« euro, ho ono day dipped into a
shipment received from tho Hot Air
mine, in the Nome mining district.
That wan several yoars ago, and now
the government is prepared to reim
burse those who lost by the Adams
method of becoming one of the pred
atory rich, so, failing to agree, Eu
gene Chilbers and Walter Handberg
have gone Into the federal court In
order that the law may decide which
of them is entitled to ftl,0(K), a part of
tho money to be returned.
in the suit filed today Ohilherg as
serts that ho owned a font-eighteenth
share in the consignment delved into
by Adams. To thrv contrary, Hand
horg affirms that /Ohllbnrg owned
none of the amount and so Is not en
titled to any of the reimbursement
fond.
Notice «>f Dissolution of Partnership
Notion is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween C. I*. Overliiser and Charles
Cowell, doing a retail liquor business
in Copper Center, under the firm
name and style of C. B. Overliiser
& Co, has this day been dissolved
bv mutual consent , and that said bus
iness and all property owned by said
firm has been sold transferred and
delivered to Charles Cowell. That,
said Charles Cowell will collect all
bobts due firm of C. B. Overliiser &
Ca., and will pay and discharge all
indebtedness of the said C. B. Over
hisor & Co.
Dated at Copper Center, Alaska,
October 15 1908.
C. B. Overliiser,
Charles Cowell.
Notice of Dissolution
Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween A. CS. Smith and C. L. Yloyt,
doing business under the firm name
of the Oulkana Trading Company, I
conducting a business of road house
and trading station and business in
cidental thereto, at Clulkana, Alaska,
has this day been dissolved by mutu
al consent of the co-partners. The
said C. L. lloyt. having taken over
the business of the co-partnership,
will collect all accounts payable, due
or to become due said co-partnership,
and will pay and discharge all co-part
nership liabilities.
Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 21st
dav of October, 1SH)S.
C. L. lloyt.
A. (5. Smith.
JAP SINGLE HANDED
CAPTURES VICIOUS BEAR
A boar story that is a bear story
comes from Knik. Whether it is a
faithful recital of facts, or a summer
dream coiled from a prospector's pipe
to ensnare President Roosevelt from
the wilds ol Africa to the forests of
Alaska, the Gateway does not attempt
to say. It gives the story ;^s it re
ceived it by today's mail from Knik.
After an introduction of Mowing
and epic style, the story settled down
to bedrock in this heroic fashion:
"Joe Kanaka, a Jap, was in pur
suit of large game a few days ago in
the vicinity of Knik. Instead of be
ing armed with a thirty-thirty, or any
other lire arm, he carried only a coil
of rope. Seeing a black bear feeding
near a prospector's trail lu- sprang
upon the bear's back, and quickly
had a noose of t he rope around bruin's
neck, the Jap held to one end of the
rope and succeeded in tangling the
bear in its coils, but the boar tore
Kanaka's clothing to shreds and
stripped it from his body. When the
bear was thoroughly tangled, the Jap
beat him into submission and led
him in to Knik."
The story closes with the assu.ance
that the bear is now a captive at
Knik, a living testimonial to the
truthfulness of the recital.—Seward
Gateway.
COPPER CLAIMS MAKE
VERY FINE SHOWING
10. P. Potman. A. 0. Gould and F.
J. Connors yesterday completed the
assessment work on thoir Featherbed
and Fairview group of copper claims.
The Featherbed group is on Sunny
bay, and the Fairview group is on
the cape below Fox island. Trails
have been cut and a cabin built on
the Featherbed group On the Fair
view group a tunnel has been run
and some ore taken out which assays
$12 a ton in copper, in gold and a
prceontage of silver. The Feather
bed group has not been developed
yet, but assasy of specimens of the
the ore gave from $15 to $22 per
ton.—Seward Gateway.
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS
TAFT'S RELIGION
WaHhington, Nov. 1U—President
Elect Taft's religious views arc J»iw
own affairs, and arc not, nor wore
they evor, a political issue. Such in
effect 1h (ho statoment today hy
President Uoosevolt, who replies to
muncroUH critics who before olection
attemptod to make political capital of
the repnhlloan candidate's religion.
ProHldent Elect Taft is a Unitarian
and as such is presumed to have 1 il»
eral ideas with regard to matters re
ligious. Many believers in the more
dogmastic faiths found danger in tho
fact that tho possible president hewed
not to their ideas of tho present con
duct and future disposition, and those
fears were lnterjeetod into t he cam
paign.
Now that it is all a thing of the
past, tho president politely snys "It
is none of your business."
MINE DECLARES
A BIG DIVIDEND
Seattle, Nov. 10—The Pioneer Min
ing Company, one of tho biggest
plaeor mines In Alaska, has Just de
olarrd a dividend of 12 por cent. Tho
net earnings of the company for this
year are $1,000,000,
So far this year tho Pioneer man
agement has paid a total of $000,000
in dividends,
SERIAL NO. 081.
U. S. Land Ofllce nt Junoau, Alaska,
September 10 1908.
Notice Is hereby given unit, in pursuance of
the Act of Congress Approved May lotli 1*72
and the amendments thereto, the THREE
MAN MININti COMPANY, a corporation or
ganised andexisting under the laws <>f the
State ol New York, suhl corporation having
com plied with ike laws of I lie District of Alas
ka aud entitled to acquire and own property
therein, whose post office address in Alaska fs
Lnndlock Hay. Alaska, has made application
for a patent for those certain lode milling claims
named 'Redemption," "Keystone,' "Discov
ery," "Scorcher," anil "Jay," all situated on
Landlock Hay. In the Valdcz Mining ami Re
cording District, ill said District ol Alaska,
and described by the olllclal plat herewith
posted and by the field notes on tile in the of
lice of the Hon. Register of the U. s. Land of
lice at Juneau, Alaska, as follows, to wit:
"HKDKMITIOX" LOI)K CI,AIM.
Commencing nt corner No. 1. w hence U. S lo- ;
cation monument No. I "J hears S. 12 dog is j
mill. E. 800.5 ft. distant: thence N. ;{:< deg. r> I
mill. E. 005 ft. to cor. No. 2: thence S. 3'.i deg. 4U ]
mln. E, 1 ISO ft to cor. No. thencivS.33deg. i.'i
min \V.606 ft to cor No. I: thence N. 30deg. ;
10 min. \V. 1 ISO ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of be
ginning. I.ess that portion of said "Redemp
tion" claim in conflict with the "Fldalgo" I
claim said area In conlllet containing 1.012 j
acres. Net area of " Redemption" clllilll 18.658 I
acres. The notice of location of said "Redemp- j
lion" lode claim is recorded in the office of
the Recorder for the Valdez, Alaska, recording
precinct in hook II of Mining Locations, at j
pages 365and HtUi.
"KEYSTONE" LODE.
Coniiiieucing at corner No. 1 whence I'. S. lo
cation monument No. 12 bears ri. :lr» deg. 03 min.
\V. 759.87 ft. distant: thence N. 39 deg. 00 min.
K. tie 1 ft. to cor No. 2: thence S. 54 deg. 27 mm.
K. 70S.20 ft. to cor. No. 3: thence S deg. \V.
592.70 ft. to cor, No, I: thence N. 55 deg. 05 min.
W, 70S,'.Hi ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of begin- I
tilng, less that portion of said "Keystone"!
claim in conflict with the••Redemption" claim !
and the "Fldalgo" lode claim, said area in
conlllet with "Redemption" claim containing
2.08j acres and said area in conflict with "Fi
dalgo" claim containing 0.207 acres. Net area
of ''Keystone" claim 8.625 acres. The notice
of location of the said "Keystone" claim is re
corded in Iheofllceof the recorder for the Val
dcz, Alaska, recording precinct in book <• <>(
mining locations at pages 172itnd 17:?.
"DISCOVERY" LODE.
Commencing at corner No. I whence I'. S. lo
cation monument No. 12bears s. :a'..lcg. 17 mm |
w. 1359X>ft.distant: thence N. II dee. 15 mln.
E. 003 5 ft. to cor. No. 2: thence S. •">! deg. ni
min. E. S'.M ft to cor. No,3: thence S. 25 deg. .V.' j
min. \Y. imi.s ft to cor. No. I: thence S. II deg.
1"> min. \V. 200 ft. to cor. No. 5: thence S. 01 deg.
:;o min. \V. ItHi ft to cor. No. 0: thence N. .'>1
deg. 27 mill \V. (MM ft. to cor. No I, the place
of bcginnliiR. less that portion ol sanl "Dis
covery" claim in conilict with the "Fldalgo"
lode claim and the "Last Chalice" lode claim,
said area in conilict with "Fldalgo" lode
claiin containing 0.030 acres and said area in
conilict with" ast Chance' claim containing
0.210 acres. Net area of "Discovery" claim 12.
830 acres. The notice of local 1 >ii of the said
"Discovery" lode claim is recorded in book <•
of milling locations at page 171 of the records
of the recording preclnciXof Valdcz, Alaska
SCORCHKR" I.ODI'
Commencing at corner No. ! wlienee I'. S. 1«»
catiou monument No. 1*2 bears S. :{•»05 min
W. l'.MiO.O ft.'distant: thence N. HI deg. 05 mill.
10. .VHi.o ft to cor. No. 2: thence S. 51 deg. 1" in in.
K. "Oi.S ft, to «-or. No. 3: thence S. I'.ldcg. n">
mill. \V. 7 fl. to cor. No. I: thence N. 5l«k'i{.
05 mill. W. 766.3 fl. to cor. No. 1 tlic idace of III!,
ginning, containing 10.052 acres. I lie notice
of locution of the "Scorcher" lode claim is re
corded in hook < 1 of mining locations at pane
57'J of the records of the Valdcz. Alaska, record
ing |ireeiiiel
".IAY" LODK.
«'oii11111'11--i11k at corner No. I whence 1'. S. lo.
cation monument No. 12 bcarsS. 2:1 den. oi inin
\V. J.V.'l.'.i ft ilistant: thence north deg .'Is
mill. K. 551.2 ft. to cor. No. 2: thence S. 51 deg,
:w inin. K. KIII.'J ft. to Cor. No. :t:thence s. 5:i
deg. HHiiilii. W. 5C5.;{ ft. to cor. No. -J: thence N.
51 deg. 10 inin. W. Rtll.K ft to cor No. I the place
of beginning containing 10.107 acres. The no
tice of locution of said "Jay" lode claim i.s re- |
coidcd ivi hook ii of mining locations at paces
171 and t75of the records of the Valdcz, Alaska,
recording precinct.
Magnetic variation 2X deg. :tt). mill. Kast. To
tal net area included in this application
572 acres. The ahove described claims are
hounded on the northeast hy iinknowii claims,
on tin- southeast hy Landlocked llay, on the
southwest l»y the Juneau lode claim ami on
the northwest hy the Juneau. Kidalgo and
I.ast Chance lode claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the ahove described mining claims
or premises are rei|tiired to lile with the IJeg
Ister and Receiver of thcl'.S. Land Ollice at
.Innean, Alaska, their adverse claim there
against, under oath during the period of the
publication of this notice or they will lie
liarred by provision of the statute.
John \V. Duki.ky,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice be published for the statutory period ill
the Valdcz Prospector, a weekly newspaper
printed at Valdcz, Alaska.
John \y. Di di.kv,
Register.
Date of Kirst l'nldieatiou Oct. 20, I'.MIH.
Date of I.ast I'lihlication, Jan. 7, I'.HIV
IN Til K DISTRICT COURT FOR Til K TKRRI
TORY OK ALASKA, THIRD DI
VISION.
John Miller, l'laintiff 1
VII
)■ Hum molls
Adam Swun ami |
II. I). Reynolds Defendants, J
The President of tlio United States, (irectiug:
To the above named defendants:
Voii lire hereby required to ai>|iear in the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, at Valdez, within thirty days
after the service of this summons npoii yon,
and answer the complaint of tho above limited
plaintiff, It copy of which said complaint is
herewith delivered to you; and unless yon so
appear and answer the iilalntlff will antdy to
the Court for the relief demanded in said com
plaint; the said action Is brought to obtain
judgment against the defendant Adam Swan,
for the stun of $H0i.93 and interest I hereon
from October 13th, 11K)"> at the rate of twelve
per cent, per annum, upon a certain promis
sory note described in said complaint, made
by said Adam Swan, in favor of till* plaint iff,
and to foreclose a certain mortgage made, ex
ecuted and delivered by unld Adam Swun to
this plaintiff, upon certain real property des
cribed 111 said mortgage, to-wit: lot No 12 In
block No 7 In the Tow n of Valdez, Alaska, as
per theolllclal nlatand survey of said Town:
also a lot on what is known as the Ituser
vatlon, with tlfty feet trollt on the extension
of MeKinley street, and miming back to the
alley In the rear of snld lot; tin' southeast
comer of said lot being 70 feet west of the lot
owttod by the Tllllcutn Club and between the
lots owned by Mrs. .las. Fish and Ileilscher.
(The said "Iteservatlon" tract adjoining the
said Town of Valdcz,) which said mortgag
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 l>.
Reynolds may have or claim in ami to said
property or aiiy part thereof as purchaser from
tho said defendant Adam Hwatior otherwise,
ami for ten percent upon the amount found to
be clue upon said promissory note, and for
costs and disbursements in said action.
The dale of the order for the publication of
this summons Is Hi ptember 22nd, Unix, and this
publication Is to be made each week for six
successive weeks In the Valdcz Weekly Pros
pector, a weekly newsnnnerprinted and pub
lished In said Town of Values!, Alaska. And
the said defendant. II. I) Reynolds, Is re«i .lired
to appear and answer as above set out within
thirty days from the day of the last publica
tion of ibis summons, to-wit: within thirty
days from and after the Mil. day of November,
IWW.
Witnesstho Honorable 811ns II ItolH,.fudg<>
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 tho one hundred and thirty-third
(ska I.)
<>. A. Wltl.M, Clerk
Hy John II. Murtoii deputy Clerk.
F. BUTTERWORTH
Civil Engineer and U. S.
Deputy Surveyor.
BtirvoyH RflCliratoly
and promptly miulo.
OlDoe at rpfuloncp, MoKlnlry St. on
Reservation
Hpoolnl flftlo—of MJrrofn of nil cIohh
etlptlon« at Owl DruR Htoro.
Iii the United States CommlfHtoiu'rn court
Vahlez I'rcelnet, Alaska.
IN l'ROBATK
In the matter of the estate 1 NOTICE
of S OK
W. II. Frlntun, deceased. J FINALIIKaRINO
Notice Is hereby given that 8. Annie Mnr
gnu, administratrix of the estate of W. II. Frl
man, ileccased, lias rendered and presented
for settlement, and tiled In 'ho al>ove named
court, her dual account and report id her ad
ministration of said cxtatc and that the 10th
day of December 1908, at the hour of two o'
clock |> in., at the office of the United States
Commissioner and ex officio l'robate Judge
for the Va'.dcx 1'reel net, at Valdez, Alaska, has
been duly appointed by said eoupt as the time
and place lor the settlement of said final ac
count and report, at which tunc and place,
any person interested in said estate may ap
pear and tile his exceptions In writing to said
tiinil account and report and contest the
same.
Hated this Otli day of October, l'JOH.
s. Annie Morgan,
Administratrix of said estate.
Date of lirst publication, October 15
Date of last publication November 12"
Summons For Publication
IN Til K t'NITKD STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR TIIK TKRRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
.1. 1. Drown, Plaintiff.
v s.
ISelle Itrown, Defendant.
The President of the t'nitcd States ol
America, Creeling:
To'lheA'iove Named Defendant;
Von lire hereby ic<|tiircd to appear in the
District Court (or '.he Territory of Alaska.
Third Judicial Division, lit Valdez, within
thirty days after the completion of the publi
cation of'this summons: to.wit, within thirty
days after the Xrd day of Decent tier 1008, and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff tiled in
said action or judgment will W taken against
yon in default of such answer in accordance
with the prayet of the plaintiff In Ills said
complaint.
The said action i- brought against you the
said defendant, by t he plaintiff, toobtatn a de
cree ol divorce dissolving the marriage rela
tions herctofon and now existing between you
and t he said plaint lit.
An order for publ t atiou ol .summons in this
action was made by the Honorable Silas II.
Redd, Judge ol sc. Id Court, in open Court oil
the*.ith day >>f October, l'.tix
Witness (he Honorable Silas II. Iteid, Judge
of said Court this '.MIi dav ol October, 1308, and
of the Indepeiidenceof the United States the
One Hundred and Tliirtv Third.
O. A. WELLS.
[skai ] clerk <d the District Court, for
tlie Tci i itorv of Alaska Third Division.
Itv John II. liurton,
Deputy Clerk.
first Publication October "221111 l'.H>s.
Last Publication December :trd P.108.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Meml>er of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
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DHKTIST
Second Street
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