MAI. RICHARDSON SEES
• AN ALASKA OF FARMS
Washington.—That Alaska in bo
coming an agricultural district an well
as a gold producing ono iia shown by
the annual report of Major; W. P.
Richardson, U. ,S. .A., president of
tho board of road commissioners for
Alaska The report also shows that
not only is the. permanent population
of.Alaska^inci'onsing, but^it is bring
iugjwith.it a greatoranumbor\ofjJfam
ilios]with'a:i improvement^! homes,
the'cultivation of. gardens ^and^flelds
and other evidences of^a fixed habi
tation. £Of£the3~agricul tural^possibili
tiea"ofj|tho|territory f INIajorJ^Ricliard
aon says:
"Thorojshould no"longer bo a doubt
in the mindjjot'any^one tthut the ag
ricultural possibilities in Alaska are
considorablejand that many sections
of the territory^will* never again be
witliout'a jpermanent^white popula
tion. Professor C. C. Qeorgeson, of
tho department of agriculture and in
ehargo of the experiment stations in
the territory, informs me that he has
not failed a singlo^seasou for, several
years to ripen oats and barley in the
intorior (Yukon valley,) and he is
satistled that with nufileient fall of
snow for protection during tho win
ter, which may ordinarily bo expec
ted, a hardy winter wheat will always
mature. All matured grain is found
to he fully as heavy as the best grain
of the States. Grasses grow abund
antly, as do all the hardier vege
tables.
"The experiment station at Kodiak
has a number of Galloway cattle, a
long haired, hardy breed, which stand
the climate well and which will be
developed and introduced in other
parts of Alaska."
The output of gold for the season
•is estimated at nearly $19,000,000, of
which the Fairbanks district furnished
about one-half. The total is slightly
in excess of the out put for the last
year.
An abundant supply of labor and
favorable weather conditions resulted
' in satisfactory road construction. The
increase in mileage for the year is
given as follows: New wagon road,
183.28 miles; new sled road, 110; new
trail, 13.57. The total mileage is now:
Wagon road, 451.08; winter sled
road. 390.5)0, and trail 255.07.
A further reduction of time in the
transportation of the mails was shown
during the winter, due to improve
ment of the main overland route. The
quickest trip from Valdess to Fair
banks was six days and eight hours,
made in the month of April. The
average timo from Valdez to Fair
banks for the winter was eight days
sixteen hours and twenty-five min
utes, against ton days twelve hours
and ten minutes for the previous
winter. One man, John Heston (with
his own dog team), made the journey
from Seattle to Nomo in thirty days
—by steamer to Valdez and twenty
threo days from there, at an average
of little more than forty-nino miles
per day. This, so far as known, was
record time for this long journey.
An important line of water commu
nication through the country will
come after the Alaska Central rail
road shall have been extended as far
as Knik, at the head of Cook's Inlet,
and after some further developments
tako place in the Kuskokwim and In
noko districts. Both theso conditions
it is thought, will bo fulfilled within
another year. This route is the nat
ural outlet to the coast for all regions
to the westward, and the distance
from Knik to Nomo is about 100 miles
shorter than the present route from
Valdoz via Fairbanks and the Yukon
rivor. The Valdoz-Fairbanks route
is the most important line of overland
travel. —Tacoma ledger.
GORDON ARRESTED
US AN EMDEZZLER
Spokane, Jan. 21—Former Judge
MIoliael J. Gordon, reaponslble for
the exposure of former Supreme
Court Justice Milo A. Hoot, thin morn
ing wan arrested In Tacoma on a
charge of embezzlement preforred l>y
the Groat Northern Hallway Com
pany. Gordon 1r charged with the
embe/.zlemont of $9,200, it. being al
leged that the erimo wa« eommltted
while ho wan atato counsel for the
Groat Northern. Hail has been flxod
in the sum of $10,000.
Gordon declares that there is no
ohanco to eonviet him,, and he ex
presses the belief that the railroad la
trying to purge Itaelf of the stigma of
having bribed the supremo court Jus
tices in Washington. Gordon de
clares that he can prove that the
money ho la Alleged to have embez
zled waa paid to the aupreme court to
Influence a decision in favor of tho
railroad in the action for damagea
brought by one Sparrow, who waa
glvon a verdict In tho lower court.
Gordon says that Sparrow la tor re
ceived direct from the railroad com
pany tho amount of the verdict.
PREMEDITATED SAYS
corn JURY
Juneau, Jan. 21—Premeditated
murder in the decision arrived at as
the result of the corornor's inquest
into the death of R. F. Darners, who
was shot and killed, Tuesday by H.
F. Straud, alias tlio Peanuts Kid.
Kitty O'Brien, the woman in the.
caee it hold as an accessory. Judge
Gunnison has summoned a special
session of the grand Jury to consider
the ease and it is probable that tlie
prisoners will be tried this term of
court.
The testimony given during the
inquest shows that the woman went
to Darners' cabin for an immoral
purpose, and that, she returned to
Straud and to him complained of
Damers. Straud then bought some
cartridges and went to Darners'
cabin where the murder was com
mitted.
Straud and the woman are drug
fiends, and letters found in the man's
effects indicate that he contemplated
entering upon a life of crime. One
letter addressed to a man in Seat llo
urges the latter to come to Alaska as
the territory is to lie a tine place for
crime. The writer says that he "lias
the scheme all fixed."
LILLE! LOSES HIS
SEAT IN IDE HOUSEj
Washington, Jan. 21—Congressman
Lilley of Conneticub was this morn
ing officially expelled from the house,
the action being the result of the
charges preferred by Lilley in con
nection with the submarine boat con
tract scandal. Lilley last, year made
sensational charges of Kraft in connec
tion with that contract, but when it
came to an investigation lie failed to
prove the truth of b® , assertions.
Lilley is repiv.;entative*at-large
from Conneticut, and lie is also gov
ernor of the state, having been elec
ted last fall. lie has refused tore
sign his congressional position and
the attempt to force him to so do
discovered the fact that there is no
law to prevent him drawing two
salaries.
COL. MILLARD HAS
SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Col. B. F. Millard, of the Galena
Bay Mining Company, arrived on the
Pennsylvania after a successful t.rij>
east to confer with the stockholder*
of his company. On the Portland
came for the mining* company a $(>,
000 diamond drill plant with a 1,000
foot capacity, and thin plant is now
at the mine where it will ho placcd »n
operation within a few days.
"My trip east was successful in
every way" said Col. Millard this
morning in discussing his intentions
for the coming year, i had very lit
tle trouble in getting all the money I
asked for and in closing a satisfactory
sale of stock. Since the sale bids
have been offered at r>0 cents increase
in the price I obtained but t here i < no
stock on the market.
"I found financial conditions in the
east in fine shape, but in order to ob
tain funds one must have a substan
tial proposition to offer. There is
practically no money for speculative
purposes."
Col. Millard brought with him a
man named Johnson who is a dia
mond drill expert of wide reputation.
Johnson has worked in mines in all
parts of the world. Charley Orary
will havo ehargo of the opposite shift
and seven men will be employe on
the drill gang.
The, drill is to be sot up at' the end
of tho 1,700 foot tunnel on the prop
erty and it will bo used to locate the
various ore bodies, the existence of
which is indicated by the oroppings
in the tunnel. Upon the result, of the
work done with the drill will deter
mine the location of the main tun
nel.
Col. Millard will remain in town
several days.
Indiana Electa Bhlveley
Indianapolis, Jan. 21—The state
legislature this morning elected Ben
jamin Hhiveley to the United States
nonate. Hhiveley was mAnlnatod a
few days ago, dofeating Adlal Htevon
«on, vice-president under Cleveland
during the latter's second term.
On the grounds of tho Alaska-Yu
kon-Pacific Exposition at Seattle are
eleven mites of walks and streets.
One sixth of the paving has alread>
been laid.
GUNNISON HAS BIG;
FIGHT ON HANDS;
Washington, Jan. '21—Present in-1
dicationu arc that,rJudgfc Royal A.!
Gunnison of the First jiuliciai district I
of Alaska will never !»*« confirmed fori
reappointment. President Koosevelt I
some time ago sent Gunnison's name j
to the sonate, acting in the face of;
considerable opposition from Alas-.
kans now in Washington, nud while
it in believed that the senate will not
conllrm the appointment, a delcga-1
tion from Juneau is now in the
National capital preparing; to make a :
fight against any contingency tend
ing toward Gunnison's return to the I
bench in the First.district.
Senator Knute Nelson'of Minnesota
has been selected as the representa
tive in Washington of the an'i-Gun
nison faction, and yesterday he re
ceived a telegram asking that, action
be deferred until the arrival in Wash
ington of the delegation. Tomorrow
or Saturday the real fight on Gunni
son will begin, for 011 one Or the other
of these days the senate sub-commit
tee will give the delegation from
Alaska an opportunity of presenting
its grievance.
Washington, Jan. 21--Maj. Wilds
P. Richardson <^f tho Alaska road
commission has succeed in convinc
ing the house committee on military
affairs of tho necessity of aiding Al
aska in the way of roads. The com
mittee this morning dec ided to in
clude in its appropriation S,'5f>(M)()() to
be used at the direction of Maj. Kieh
ardnon. This action means that t he
appropriation will be made by eon
Kress.
Maj. Richardson Kays that the
greater poytion of tlx- appropriation
will be used on the roads and trails
between Valde/. and Fairbanks.
('apt. Daniels of the Pennsylvania
made a record for himself last eve
ning when he docked t Ije big steam
ship in the face of difficulties so
great that bets were freely offered
that he would not attempt ti> make
tho landing. Incidentally Oapt. Dan
iels gave those on the wharf a fine
young scare and sent 'them Scamper
ing town ward in the belief that- the
Pennsylvania was going to ram the
wharf.
It was blowing fiercely when the
Pennsylvnnia approached t he wharf
and the big vessel received the fill 1
force of tho wind, it seemed impos
sible to steady her without main
taining a fair speed—and nmybe it.
was. At any rate ('apt. Daniels did
not try to find ou( for of a sudden tin;
Pennsylvania went ahead at full speed
and it was then that those on the
wharf ran for safety for it seemed
impossible that the vessel Would miss
the wharf and it was the belief that
she was not under control.
Capt. Daniels knew what he was
doing, however, for the Pennsy shot
her nose past the Wharf and into the
mud, the fitern line and the spring
were tossed ashore and tho vessel was
hard and fast. Two hours later,
when the rising tide had lifted the
vessel's none from tho mud the
winches swung her abreasf the wharf
and everything was lovely.
Those who witnessed the landing
declared it as fine an example of
good seamanship and quick wit as
they havo ever witnessed.
great northern not
BEHIND PROSECOTION
Hpokano, Jan. i!s U is Announced
that contrary to the ncnAral belief
the Great Northern Hallway Com
pany is taking no active part in the
proHocution of former Judge Mlehftol
(lordon, arretted in Taooma on a
Charge of embezzlement/ of $0,000
from the railway e >mpan,VV Th«; In
formation on which the warrant war
drawn wan furnlahed bp Pronfei^tltlng
Att-orney I'ugh, tyho/irt «aM to he
acting upon Information obtained by
the Htate Mar A «&«>/• ion coin rt> It tee
<lttring the Hoot invi/tlga'ion.
At the ttmoof l^in lirrent Oordon ex
prcHwd the hollof tfhat the-' proaccu
tlon wan InHtltuieil hy the railway
company to purge (itself of the Mlgota
of bribing supreme/ Court jiHtloca.
SERIAL 0218,
SOl.MtiKS Vni)<TION*.\(< noMKS'lT.Vti \r
l'J.K'ATlON
IV 8. I.rlid OtAi'o, JuWillli AlkskH.
N'U. IV, 1*1*
NOTK K IS 1IKHKUY :
'I'llill Oliver I*, liiititi.ird of Vnlaunt, Alaska,
a* ux-ipiii'c of Jou'tnliili lluriio-'s Ln.-ikolltdiiry ,
undcrSv tlini ■!;>*'• I'. S. U«'V!*r«l Statute ■ grniil.
ing HdilP tonal iHiulstoSolillOrs ami Sailors who j
vrv(H< during t lio wiir of I lie Kt'licllloni ap
plies lo "liter KnltTV ( Hi) m i • ••< bolHt; lump
embraced tn Alnskn nonnilii-ral I . s Siirv«'v ]
No l.vs, sltltiitu iniir lunii'l north «»f the town
of VnliU'X, Atiisku,, ,ln Juneau. A'.asku, laud j
IMktrtct. belug more particularly ri!»<>< 1 j
as follow -:
813KVKY No, IX, Itegliinlnu it Cci Sit. l,,n'
1,'rtntln stone lin. i> in- in Kru(iinl 1
marked S, 1W for. No. 1, oil >lilv (unnt efuiin
I' 8. I.oi'. Mom. No'I . > bear-S.1 7K dol{- I'.' mill
W. 27.0H ('In1, dls t ( or'. I Survey i hears \\ .
I ,l"JChs. dint. 'rin'iH'.i K. fti f Iim. to Cor, Sii
granite Mono 20x?.\? Ins. l> mi*. In groitlhl;
tllOUCO N. 'JP I'll*. >1) Vol®. No. n yieeli sttiJIC
'J0.<7.\"> Iiih. 111 iia. in ground^ niackytlS. lis fo.t
3, on M'le faeltig claim: tln.-m.-f W vo *'h- t >
for. So. I it green stone l$\ii.\*r>, in-. l„' in-* -in
ground. marked S. I >* for. I on siile faring
claim; OlOllri) N. W fh-. I i ''i>i. No. 1. tlii
place of I■ <>r;i11iiiiii;. niHjr. vuj. _'S do.: nun.
•K urea In mires.
As additional entry to said Miiijii'.<.s original*)
Ilouicstcnd Knlry IUm'., Moody, Missouri.
An v iiu<I nil |>ci>ons. claiming A«.lwrlvl> any*'
portion of tin1 nbiiiv dcscrllud land are re
II ill rod to lilt' In tlic I'. S. I.n nd (llltoe ut Juneau.
Alaska, during tin; sixty days -tatuory |km
lo<l of publicistlifn ot ilii- notice, i>r wiilnii
tliirty days tliYrcaltcr. their H<lyor.-'- ilnlm In
iIiiq form mid tminncr o- tlicy will If forever
barred liy [irovUioli «.f law.
.ions \\ in i>iky,
Kcgl*t> i
h is hereby ordered that the i'»*egoln>» in
lice of ptililli'ikllon tie publ isjird foi tin ml!
statutory period of sixty days in the A'utin
Prospector ii newspaper published \v<j«>k1> a!
Valdcz. Alaska.
lollNW. IU1U.KV. ;
Kcglster.
Matt' (d lli>t publication .laninirv Ji, I'•
l»atc of last publication MrtVch
SliRIAI, NO. 0217.
SOUUKKS A I»1»! TION'AI. H 1>M KKTK \ H AT
I'l.K'ATK >N
I* S. 1 mid uilii'i', .fnni.iii Alaska
Nov IT liKjK
N<»TM I. IS HKItKftY «"!I\v!•:N :
'I'lliil Oliver I'. II11i>1 -itr<I. ot Vnl t"'/,
assignee <>t oneli, Hinit I'lvdo'ek Kromtei. and
llelix of Timothy (i)ea*oii ileeeftsid. cft(*ti ii i
benufleihry under section U. s. HevifiVl as i
Statutes granting ni^iliiioual Iiiiw)* i(Mul>liai
mill smlltjis u iio M-rvc I <lm in : . iw- war of the
rebel lion'. applies i> eiitoi ONE III N'i>i:i i>
KJVK. '27-100, (iir» •?") arri'lu. Mne IhihIv em
bnuml in Alaakn non-mluv'at 13, s.fcnrxej No
1)7. situate near to nml nnrili of tin' limnoi
Vnlili'/. Alaska, in JuueaU; Alaska Ijiuiif |Yi* '
trier, la ing more pm ih'Ulm h di, itu-d n ml
lows: .
si'l'\ KV No. i >7. llcgitinliig nt i o 'mi i.
Identical with i or. \o. I v' >•»r. t.V>, n green stone
(ixlilu six 111. ill'OVe ground. I|lllirkei| (111 j!ille
fneiin' rltiim Oor l; whence I' < l.o« Mon
No. 41m Im-hivS T'» (loui W2 in in, tf. <)i-.
lllst: "I llenee N. III.W C||«. tu for NO. li gl .<n
stone S\f> Ins. '• his. above ground marked s.
4."»7 for No. 'J. on -hlc facing cttiini; llieu< .. i-..
H2.09 elm. to Olir. No. > u grwn stone i \T
iiiH, it in, ill tin* ground limrkcd s. :.i?( Cm
on side (HI'lliK cUllli; theft,CC JS. 31.91 I'll !••
Cor. No. '.nun-en stone'.Mx^vV Ins. t.'i Ins m
ground marked .-. i.iT. for. 4} oii utilo facing
claim; tlicnc.o \V. 99Clic. Hi Cm N'n I tin
iiiiiei <ii beginning Mug viir.'4H (leg. luln.
K. A ri'n Kt.Vi7 acres.
As additional ontry to sitiil Kronii.l- nn.-i.
Illl I liolll I'M I'll! I entry 7 I'rilcy, M lllle->oi.i.
And to sahl < ■ I en son Heirs' original' tloue
stead Kntry H'".; Lh Orosso, \Vls<-oii»in.
Any ii nil nil j riMUh el aiming ml vim - idey an;
portion Oi t!:e above described land, hi -
i(iiir«'il to tile in tlie c. s. I.miil Olliecat ii
lu'iin, Aliiskii during tile sixty day or statutory
period of publication of Mi is not icc, or within
t till t y ilit j t lii'ivil ftei, t lieir adverse claim in
due form mid niiiniu r or t In-. vv ill tic forev< i
barred liy |>rovi> on of Imv.
.Ioiin \V. JM'til I V.
Register.
It is hereby ordered Hint tin- foregoing n
tlco of publication lie imM.sli. d tor the full
nUiftltiry period of slj.ty iIhvk in the Alift.u
Prospector, n ni'\vs|iup<-; published «• tfklv ul
Vaidi ■/. \1n*kii
' !oii> \Y Drin.r.v
lNTlMer."
Hate oi tlrsl puldicati • .Iiinuary :il. l'»nv
riafe of I a s f publication Mmii-Ii , liti".'
RICH STRIKE IS
IDE AT fIDALGG
In the opihiou of William Hogan ot'
Nogan's hay another rich eooper
mine has boon discovered ui FidaJgo
bav. INIr. Hogan in in Valdez and lie
brought with him a .small .-tamp! ■ «>»
ore taken out by Mason and Gleason
who have been prospecting' at Irish
cove. The 01*0 is ehalcopvrjte and ir
is declared by miniiig men who havo
hyen the sample (hat it will run 20
per cent.
Mason and (tleason for a j far or
more have boon operating on the
property where the find was mad"
and they out into the ledge laat year,
but at the time believed (4iat the
showing wan not that of a permanent
vein. Last fall, however, when they
started in on their Assessment work
it was decided to see what would re
sult from running' in on the ledge.
When Hogan departed the men
| were in sixty foot and for the greater
part of the distance the ore vein is
the full width of the tunnel. In pla
ces the vein narrows to eighteen
inches, but for the most part it i* be
tween three and four foot wide.
The Mason and Gleason property i:>
a little more than a mile east of the
Fidalgo-Alat-.ka property, and the ore
on I he fortner is much the ame as
that of the latter.
Cariboo Hill 1» Having Hnrd Trip
f'ariboo Bill is having a hard time
of it on his overland journey to Heat
tie. But ho is plugging along despite
the exceedingly cold weather of the
inferior. This morning the Prospec
tor received the following message
dated thin morning in Krtgle.
"Arrived at. Kagie yesterday p.
m. Laid over si* days since leaving
Kali-banks. Cold weather fift and OS
below. Dogs feet all frpzen. Our
faces fronted.
''ftiljy Cooper."
Moycr J,obch Oatnnge 8uit
Washington, Jan. 21 - President
Meyer of the Western federation ol
Miners will get no damages from
(Jovi l'nor Peabod>, (Jen. Boll ami
Capt.rWollfl, all of Colorado, the hu
proine court today deciding against
the labor leader in t he action brnughl
as the result <"»f tho labor frohfolOfl If
Cripple Creek and In other place# h
Colorado in 1W03. Mo.Ver sued fpi
damages for false Imprisonment .
» ' ,.i 4 s ;[■ J
NOTICE OF HOllKKlTl'RE
To A. I.. PlugU-'ary, 1 :•)in(iii<l Smith nu<i \
Mijlkii's:
Vim am! titioh of yilti nr.- In-roby tioliiicl tliMt
thoro tivcu t In I ho yenir* l'.KX'.-l'.mT -
in Jul>.>r iwi'l fuipmviMuout* on *'»'.• follow
lux lodes. mill Hit: I'lulru* Mt it it toil <m Knight*
I>Inliv! ill I'rlluo WUUhiu .Souml iniilinK ami
twftpllik'<lt!iiri( t, ! orvilory <>f Alaska to. wit.
till' III H III III It ti/ •, I In- I'll lOI'iKlti, I III' Kiij.'lr nml
Ok* I'lrly.Yellow, tltu iniol twcdvo Ituiidrod
unit K' veil lot i) dollars (i'JIV), oi motc than four
hiiutlrml dolOira in «•«> ii <>f s.itd yoara for Iho ,
(jl|l\^roupof |oUf mipi$ Ix'iin; l«i vtrbtf ol 1
list* imtViiiit ro«mli^'iJ liy la.< ui ItoM ir
iihtinis f.if i it • y ii r :i>11 • ■ u ui: I h - |n i i • ■ i nut lit •
ui siifij H.. •'.<.<• rtifiit v i Tiiuf m'hI t\|>« n
»l»thi"*; for labor •ami iinprovi'inenl* as more
saiil wn> tnailo by lir. \ Von Utiuilior. ro j
owuci of "iilcl r'niio with tin* in .ii;i> ui tt\«
II ll III Oi I.
A in! miles* wit tiiii niuoty dax-p nftor tin- J
i'i>n\pteUoti of Uio pnlilicttlou <>t' this ii ol leu.
tov»it. wit li t ii iiiuio y iltlys after ' ho 81 Ii Otty of
April ton contribute yoi.i tiroboiUoti nt 1
tin* t,'\J.*-!)-i- ot I lie .ooio^hM : i II Ii 11 >t I li.iiui lil
wit. the >tiiu ui ttin> Imtiilrc'il nii't tlili ty tIir«*«
iim| I'm ill 11 la i for Uio ><iti 1!i:kI on -i.Ul
Itij; iloiuin/ii. Klii'inolo. l.n;;ii'mil Wirty • I -
low mllllliK > Ulni*. ami tin "iii'i ui* * ill. Iiiiti
ilu'il mill t'lii > Ihiot tiiti •{»-ti».i «inilai> Cor
tlif vo>ii i'>'7 oii > iui llljfi it 'iniii/ii, KlOorailo. !
KhkIu Iltl<) l»irl\ Yellov ill i lit ll i; rlitlins, 14II11
• U(' JO III i > C < > lit* llniiilrr'I ii • I t' nty :lii>"iuii<l i
H.I.HK' ilollHft ot t lio yttur I WW t»li Haiti I *• i k
tiati/.<i. l.liloviiilo, i i'k'I' iiikI I>ii t > Yi'llow
Inliitin i 1 it i in tli. n.t» i • ■ : < tic Ii Mitt all Ol
voti in oil. Ii Hiul nil oi • u 1 ii.innt' claim* wt 11
III' (iirlcitiltl to illnl lirooilH' till' property •
your »ui«l i' ■ owiu"
?'■ A. Yon (iiiiithor.
Kirsi j.uliln ufttiii Jiuni.'i!•>• T-1*.*»f.i
I.HaK|»dblli'iitnni .\[»rll w-lfW.
U< Til k 1ji<i ui< i < t)i it r (-I. i ii i: fill
sffl»\ f.KS TKIilUTOUY OF AIjAHRA. HIVH
It)N NO. AT YAl.OI./.
Tlip 'l'ili<0«l "rtiiti i. of A ti r 11• | No t"i
Vs.
Tli' >'i 11 ioiioi No.'.1 Kin 'I !;i Ailmii ill
Maru, lo-r Hppitrol, lio I V
IxialK, «!ai'IJo, hioii'ii, C'|ol(• )■ Nutn i I i •
mi'lit ami liiruii ufi'.
• ; I'olili. allot
Ill • I III toil Mil. • Villi
T.:rritor\ i>( \ I%\ 11,
I'ldlM J'li.lii inl l-'K .
W'll KKKAS: A lih.pl ol Information lm« Ihvii
II!imI tn i In- I Metric < miri of Tin- I'nitr t -i.tt•
of Amnrlm lor tin; Third Judicial IM vlvion of
tlie T"t ritoi y of Alaska «m ilie '•!It dayuf 1 >«•
•.« inir in tin* year of our l.ord out* iii• • >• u«
iiiu*i Iiiiiidr.'d mill idrlit by Jiiim.? f n. <ti .
Miiinii'J ill thn Unitiil Stiito*, in 1> din 11 of
I * II11 I Staffs ajfn ;|ist tin- udleiner No Ii 111
•<>i Mi ni, her iipimttil, lurklt«, Imais . i
si.irvs. i:c|iii|iin« iii mill iTmtiliiie alio :iiijx in
<iil.-i'im-. Inn> I . I'. ItnTtholf, All "111 i'. Ill il.•
liuvmiiii' lliilU'r rtTYleeo( ili■ - I nltiil -in:. >
dnl;> t illililt^Meliril I>y 111.-l'r>. 1 • I• • I• 1 1 I n i •
tlid M .lit-, ill mill 111 j I lift of I I »«• illlilnt ■ I 111")
Ki'Vi'lmo ''unit ilenr, niiil «»n ^poHiil duty in
tillf VVIt tl'l'~ I.l" li'iillorv Ol Ml kit f 'II tin
«lny III Jul) I'JfK, wiiuiu the limits i:i
Territory «»f Altckit. null in Itiownti'iv. tli
.iinlttlii.il! • !.t- «-i\ 11 aikI judicial tilMt'i.'t
Alaska. Nti'l the -TltlIII liullt itil l>lvision hi
.Wii-kii, in unii-is nnviKiibki from tjiv i.\
VonxulK .If li'R or III01"P I• • ill* lnmlvll Sfiz'.l ~.ii«l
>si ! nilil i iiii'ii it.i (i ; iniLrd t" I III' n i • >1 11 .
I'llll.il — t II i »•- . tllllt Hlllll Yi'- "I Is OXVIl. •! Ii V
(tome | . i*..n Hi' e. rMiit*: iiiikln>v.ii !<» tin- - il.
nUfiriu ui I lie I illicit Stales nii«l was >hm/w
<ni Hit* aiorcaid iIhIo when sulil twi'l, In*,
fiipiitiu.iilll 'its <i in I ermv ni'tc t liuti hi >i tin :.
limit-nl iIn* 'I.1 iriioiv (•{ .\ln-ki mi.I uiMiii.
till* •:! 1.1 Will ITS linnet, i II Violation "I M'l tion
iiiiirliHiu timidrod tlfty-»ix (ilfcttji licvised
>tniii;>— n( ill*- l iiiti <1 Mates, mill iluii ili..y
did kill fur sciilx in i In- Tfcrritorj of Ahi*kti
uiUiin m»M Third Jiidicinl (livUlniimill in :If
viii. i- iIn r. i»i, r<mtiiir>■ iiinl l:i violation ol
II . K. ci Iimi itlorcHiiiil III tiich <nt i - iiimli* nttd
||||.\ lit.'il it ml I In-r■■ -til t i»i "k >11 11 • i 11 "III I i N.I
vciIiIkm' A l> It'i'H, the fil|>tain. iiII'u t ■ iitel
crew -n' Miid vi'Hucl (liter hnvlnff hcen duly in
tl.-' • t niiil I. .1 In th.' riiiiiiii.il ..tut "i 11 r»
Tiiml Judicial Illusion • 11 "iln-'kii \ ' found
j;HI:y ui Inning killed fin villi within lln
nmits ol Alaska Territory in Iho Tlilril J ml lei
m1 lilvislon nml in tin' unti l iii. r. i.! mi thn
J-iml <lu* ol July A. I'. l9tkK. ii11■ I in violation ol
siflluli iilueU'i-n hundred ItfIy•> 1 x (Iw4>i It•
v ti-« -1 hi a i n 11 i.t t!i>' United Mates: mid that
i<iiill hc homier, lier h|'\m»»I. tacklc, boats ear
tie. More*. ■ iiii nn iiK and fnrtiiiui'i. 1>- «.-iimi
llittri t»\ ti.ili'ile.l in Ui.' ii».: ft tin' I'nlii il
Sijiio-. and iira> iinr (lint I In; -nine may I,, ,-mi
di'iiiPC'l :.mi -ui. 1 n.ifoi (oiled im nfori'Miid
NOW, I 11 Kit I ■ I '< »l; I : In t>i:i-ii., i.ci* of I lit'
nioniilpn iindi'i tli'' 'i nl oi tlif i.ild ' niiii in
lilf i! il tri li'd (Hill dfllvfU'il. ! !■> lift -I ■ > |!»i
I ill} >1 i • iiiitlci.' iniiM |ift • mift i launiiiK lln- aid
<i'lni"illi i, lii'l" n |i|.ii lei. Ii". kl«', I".•»!I - iiil tjii,
Htorv. iiii| iiieiii and fmntnn... or In .ui>
111IIIIn t li.lf. "-;i d llu milt, llial I||"\ lie ntn.
I
| Ht I In* t'lly of Viili]«;x,. in and lor, tbf Third
Judicial I• i v i11111 m tlio IVrriloi'V .it \la»1»n.
on the I It it'll Motit'iiy of Mm v,'!'»il ll.tHin'
.
\\ IXMHI ' lif llivsl till) 111 Jill l~ lii(>u|i 11|. r fill tor
.
lo mill; •- ".I.fir alli'Kiitloli* tit l Iml I. I..ill
111! I I'll llil^ -lilli ll«> -t |i> i-f 1111 •• ' llUS i
V'alili'/ Mifika.
.litl'ji'H. <' i nss J i.>y.
I' .it Ii 'I - '.tit AI lot in.'
II i< I ,oV",
I alii;.! Mi i. • M'irilial I'tir lie
Trtfril .11id it'laI l>i\ inioli i>i t Ii.
rcrrilorj of Alu'ka.
fly I.. Ynivier',
OllifO i»i piny. '
IN mi; m-1i;i< r rouiiT oi tmk i
statks, tkkiiitohy ok alaskv
DIVISION SO. ■(. AT V AI UK/.:
| Tin-. United Si 111«< of America, 1 No.
v*
Tin1 Hchooiier Sniktii Mum, ti. ' duiirnlt y
lier ii|i|inicl. tiickh-, bonis,
i iiruo, "lores, oi|iii|>mriit \'oiicn for
ami furniture
/ )'iiiiili'-i.i i..i.
[Too I nltcil Hi a i •• - <>f \ m i •(>
'Ierrllory of Alaska.
| Third Judicial IMvhlnn. }.
Win in: .1 liln l <>f infoii.iatlon lirtr- l.i iMi
. Illed Iii lluf Dlx^Pit'C ' *ii11' of ili>' I ml' I Stairs
! of A tut" i i i'ii fur i lie I'll i id Itiil win I Uiv I*i0n «> t
tlifwrliory o( Alaska on thifMli of Dwottv
iK'i In iIn'y.'tiruf our l.n^'l one i liuiifunil nine
1 hiludred Mini night b> linn" i i rwMltih At"
■ tomes of ill'- l tilled iStnti , In iK.hflii <>( 'In1
| I'llUcd Stale* OCnltiM Illo - ilnoficr »uikHi
' Muni, liar ni'|>i'irl. In< kie, fiofltf), Mouvn.
i i•<"!U11«11»i• 111 ami f11r:ii111alh ainu mi s.!i>•- inin e
1 llinl I-:. I'. is i (holt, nil i'I'm .•! in ilir Jli'vciiiic
i (/tutor Htfvli'c oi iho i'1.11. 'I 8tnu*-, '!iily Vi'i'ii•
J missioned hy tin- I'rodd-nt of (In I nllcd',
I Blitii'K, In (.'oniiitAtu! of tliv United Matcf he*'
CIlllO Culler lli.-ar, Alnl on -|' hil il|M> ill tIIc
! wiiU'is of i)<i• '|Vri ili'n v of Alaska, mi iheii'.lul
1 ilny ol .Inly tMM, Within the I lull til hi the I• i
: rllory of Alaska nnd in llo water- Ilicrfot',
j anil wilhlli I ho civil and Judhiftl district of
IAlwllHi hii'I Uiu Third Jililltiiil' Div|ftlOfi
j of Alaska, (iu iviicri 11iivin* i'ii- from die
' sen l»y vissi-l" ol (on oi more lottr bur
den M'l/.t'il "Kii! \f el nml enrico n.« for
ft'll(Ml to (III) ll.'O of I|n» I'ii led .Sllllfn;
I tiidt Mbtc) vjpmcI i* owned '•> s.nne |N)r
j koii or |n rftoiti unknown loihc odd attorney
of thu I III'State- in I -ei/ed (in lll>
aforo"nl(! ilnln tvlicii "did \i »^i I. her caiitHluj
I ofllCCMt ami oreW WOfn the.1.1 Atitl lllfln Idllllll
ciign^nd in kllllntr.fur .«oah wiiiiln tfle limit'
t of iho Territory of, Ali»«ka Ami within the
; villi ivntei- thereof. Iii violation of -'etlnn
I iiirivtcoii hifrtdrril lifiy *i\ (I'i.i kevhed
.hiaIUIck of the I illicit Sfult"*, Ahd 'L»nt thoy
did kill fur m mIk In • li«■ lenltory of Alntl fl
I within «Mid Thlfd liidlcifil hi vision mm m
i the '{vii(orft thdtoof, cuii i tin \ Mini In violation
!lif I llO MtefUlU .'IfOII Hrtld III 'ilK'li i -I^Cft llliolo
iiinl I'lroVliU-d nnd Ihcroafti'i on Hi' ihnl ilny
(if Novnilll'^i A || I'.KW, III' ''M| tHlll". ollil cr.-'
mi'i i ri'iv f muI'I * • "I tiflii linv ijif» Iii i ii
i rliily louioiod null tried III thu iTlminal conn
j ol jiio Third .fitdiiMiil l>lvMloti uf AjAftkn. wdru
found x: 111 i t V of HA Vlllg '«11 led (lit "'illi *vl(lii|i
I the Hinti* of Alujtk.i Territory in iijf> Third
.llldiclal IdVlflOll ami In till* imiI">'«
(hereof on 'the /.'ml day ol Inly A
11. M*»H, nnd In violation of miii^iM nine
teen IniAri/i'd llfiyci> (J'i'h'o l!evN<:d 8lai
i utoi (it the ('tilled Ktntii! nhd fhat mild
I ftt'hooner, her n|>|>ltr'-l, tackle, hoft:«, Inrco,
I more;, eiifiJiimeni nnd fYiWiftiiro Iiccaum' there.
I hv' forftdii il t" ti c ttfte of the ynlfM HlfttO*;
I mid jiraylnv Ihnt lh« >nnio ifmy he condonine^
I ft fid ftold a* forfelfOd »« afo'ifAld.
Now, TKKKRfintK, in iiur«n in •• of the
, ntohlllnfl under tic ioiii tilths mild eonft to
! mo dlreeteil And ihdtvered, I do IIOnT'y vilve
ptilillc notlc to All jier«'>n* rliUiniiiK . the ftrilil
•■I'lioorter, ber afi 'iel, fnettle, lluhl", enigo,
Ktot"., eipilfifrti'tii and Inrnidire, of In any
niAnner itneronled llo rrlli, that they lie ami
^ji| ear hefoie i lie s<ild (listriot court to he hfciil
a' i!n» < Hy of VAjile'.. in mid for the Third
.linilei.il iMvWtfin of the Territory of Ahmka
oh lite third Monday of "lay 0"«>'t at Ifiof
o'eloitk In the foil noon ol that day, f>fovlded
theHrtiii" iJiaiI la i ilav of nltmdletloir, oilier
J wl«o oil tin nevtd iy .if jilrUdlftlofl tin icn't' "
; liiCII And • here to liiti rfto e their elAltns afii
: itidike Ihelr alleu-itloti in thai liehal/,
hated 'III* wth daV ">f • Hoc', inher, 1'iod, a
I Vahier, Alaska
I lane* '• ' roK' lej,
I'rilteil KtAl" i Attorney,
■' II K . lyOV
Vfilled HtA(e« M>ir«lu«l for the
Third .lildielnl l)IVll«Joit of'thc
TerrHOrv of Alft'ka.
II K. f/0\'
In C f, Vawter,
Office Dej.iify
'■■U~ '
John A. Carson.
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SAL KM.
Alenibi-r of
Alaska liar. OREGON
Dr. H. COCKER1LLE
MSflTIST
Second Street
On Innervation VALDEZ
The A. Van der Naillen School
ot Pr.icti>'al Civil. Electrical Mimng
i'ii: netting. Established 1864
i> ii|' .i<k llivir uwn bnlMing, workshop hh<1
tii'l iiii>«>rnti)rii"< open nil y«'Hr. (irent tlu
num. I : »f v ••1 uilt'i)>- in till llllC*. New stu
it.-lit- should • ti i«111 nt mire. Addrt'S« 51st
i i .'! I I ;i 1 >li Aw UnkhlllU. ("lit
JHv MODELED
m\
SEATTLE
Nk\y M ana<.i:mi:nt Poimti.au I'hickp
I'.I lfoi'l:AN I'l \\ C'K.NTUAI. LOCATION
Fittest Cnl'e and liar In The City
l*on A \VI Prop* Chan. Porry. Mgi
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. C,. POTTS, Prop.
r<>p in I"liiii, IIvuhhK'Uci) unit Newly Fur
telephones In I'm li Itoom. U.S.P.O.
Iti.t unit Cold \V«|or. Kates floe
v, ,v. s,v„:,n >x. Seattle
iH
FILLER.
Itcaii.|iuui< is u»i Vniilt'/ people. 120 rooms
Kni. .mi cuius. and ?l.'<o jier (lav. Kirsteluss
:• vtaiirmit in roiinertion. t'rei Mils Opposite
C.S I'ostnliiee.
i'« t Ai A. t'lilversitv st.. 8KATTI.K
Eliamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Iillatnar. Alaska
H. E ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Skwakd Alaska
Notice of I'orfeiture
I'.i li'-t pli II. K irin« i'
V< mi an1 lit* i'i li\ untitled | hull hero hns been
• - I • 1 ,• i>,i tn tin yeni tnw, in labor IS(I jm
I pi umi* on ii u following lode mining
i I'M'- MI1111<<<I on lilm'ii r Imiiiii<l. iii I'rlncu
i William soniiii mining mid recording iKiitlci
1 Ci-rrl orf «l Aln>kn, to >\ .1 111 <• K a ml M . M.
I hiiiI K,i 'in" Pol wild tin* lint lor, tin* iuiit of
i < r-. ■ nr hi. iv tliiiu flint I'll onvli hIhIiii tiring
j :i i xi'i'- in (Ii ii 1 ii • It ill I < • 1111 r« • I I iy law (<i
IhMiI mi ill i I in • I«< i the ii-iii following tin
I i i'ifor1iint>' «• of -ni<i iwnincul work. That
1 iii i c ii'iiiiik! r<>r labor nnil improvement*
I us uforcHid w us niu.K' l>j K. II. Mnck, cn-owior
• i ilil <'li.lm wit)i ilw t»or*On ihovt iiiiincil:
mi l mili-si withinninety iinv« aficr Iho cofiti
jilt ioii u( the i i,IIIn-Htimi iif (Ills notice; lo
, wil iritliln ninety day* alter I lie eighth tiny «>f
, April, liKMy>tn coiilrihulo your pro|mriion re
, ■ i• iii-'i liy (n\v "fi in-i'\)m iiM- t>i the aforesaid
* i n it nai In to -. ttuvi t, ♦-MMiu for I In- yea MM.s nu
I until K iiihI M.. M. Mini ly, t lie Oot illid the
r nil" iiiiiiiii cirtin » your iniiToM In chcIi mid
I nil i -11111111111111,' clnlnftt will btTfOf felted to
i ."iii i"T'iin. in- i'iojn'ri\ of vonr mill co-owner.
i: li Muck
1'iiloof ilrxl juii'lii til ioii, ilan. 7. 1900.
bate of I ii hi i>ubll('iUiOli Apfll l!*»i,
Notlcc Of Forfeiture
lie II I inMi l'iti. U. n Knlliloton niitl .1
•t tit ami cmVIi of y * * 11. an' hereby mniiled
I'I I XVi" ll;i . I' I \ (tended flic Mlfll of I'I(/||| Ii II li -
I died (tinO.nu) tlnlliir- ntion »li«». Iln«*k ('limincl
( iiiiiji A- m ini on riHfmft of one Hundred
jHKty (li'u) ncre« MiOHted oil Pull ('reck, Alan
kit lis will Hinn'iir ity locution Certificate re
i ri i i i| July i i. M'l tu Imok I, of l,oi'AtU>ii.« on
.VM. Keroril* of \ iililc/, In order to hold
i 1 |■ i■ ini ' ulldor the provision of *vctinn
i l:i\ifi(l sihiiikh n'the Niil'.cd 81 a ten, be
' In,- llu «tin hi n t ■ •' i ti I r<-i| Ki holit the "nine fot
I llu- '-I'Mi cii'lli , l»i '-, II. I'.KW. Arid K within
| ii.in ty tin nfl'-r ihi> not lee by publication
\ ■»11 fii i "i refii>.i to eneli emit rlluile One lliin
■ dull (Jimi»t*i 1 ><>|Ini« mil com* of thin notice,
It • ■ Hint' l i' ii' your proportlon'of Mich expen
ii Ii lit" if en ow ucr,, yiiiu in tores t In raid ehtltn
\»lli I'ton-e the |>i<>|>■ -rty ot the MiWorltMir*
under miji| Ki'ctluii »'.t'jl!
i ll HbhlwelU
K. I', Meli».
11nt«.i r.i Vffideii, Alii"kn, thin »l*th day
i oi ,'liiniini v, \ li.. IWv,
Iiait of <lr«l I inert toil, .Ian. 7, HM1,
liuii of Inst insertion AprilH. MOB.
Notice <>f Forfeiture
in Hie \rill- Mining • <»., n corporation and
• Ho Individual incut her* thereof:
1 on tin) c#« li oi you urn lit'iehy notified thnt
1'icrn bir* expended 10 (he ye«r mkik Iii
I 111<i unit tinprmcniciio on the •"n11fornIn
p miningclnlm »IIM«l<'d nt Klnlc Cieek. In
lie ■ oppci < filer rt't nrdiiig illntrlci. Territory
of A In nt ii, ihe *titn of Ilrtii i.eln* ih«> Hinoiiiit
rt'i|<i|reil by Inu lo hold Mild elmtn undfrthe
prm isloir ot vcidfi ti J It ((Vised sintiiie» ol
the ('lilted 8t«fle-' (or Ihe vein midlng Dec. SI,
t'*i* And II K'tllilo nt flu IT ilntK nftcr thin no
t.it c by (iiihlii-nflnti you (nil or .*«• ftinc tociinirl
bnie lit thf ufidenlwucd vonr propnrllon of
mieh ex| i in1iiwrc ««■ co oyrnef*, your Intcrent
til it'« •Hid t'nlllornlrt plnccf cIhIiii will be for
feited to ntid becotni' thU properly of III* no
d'M"lgtied nndcr fold dectlnn .'ivi.
lumen Hnkcr.
W, ll I'rnry.
C, N, Crnrt
lime of fir«l piitilM allon .Ihii 11. IfliHi
I Imie Of Imi |iuldlc«tlf»n \prll In, IMI