TAMMANY OUT
AGAINST BRYAN
New York, April 14—Tammany to
day for the first time openly showed
its hand and gave insight us to what
ite attitude is to bo in the coming
presidential campaign. And William
Jennings Bryan is not tho candidate
of Tammany.
The attitude of Tammany devel
oped shortly after tho preliminary
formalities of the opening of tho
state convention, and immediately
the big hall was in an uproar. The
Tammanyites are standing firm how
over and there is even now a big
split in the ranks of the) democracy of
of the Empire State. Those who feel
that in harmony lies the party's only
hope aro in a panic.
FIRE BRINGS RUIN
TO CHELSEA, MASS.
Chelsea, Mass., April 14—Many per
sons were burned and 10,000 left home
less yesterday by a fire which des
troyed a large part of this city, the
property loss being not less than $f»,
000,000. Fifty unidentified bodies aro
lying at police headquarters. Militia
soldiers are guarding the burned dis
trict to prevent looting.
The mayor this morning sent out
an appeal for aid to prevent suffering
among tho losers by the fire.
HIGHWAYMEN KILL
MARSHAL OF KENT
Kent, Wash., April 11—City Mar
shal Harry Muller was attacked by
five highwaymen last night and fatal
ly shot. The (Ire bell was rung and a
posse quickly organized to pursue the
murdorer. The whole country is bo
ing scoured.
Desperados in Jail
Seattle, April 15—The five despera
dos who shot and killed Marshal Har
ry Muller of Kent Friday night havo
been rounded up and are now in the
county jail here. The last two mem
bers were captured by a sheriff's poB
so after a chase of twenty miles
through the mountains.
'FRISCO HIGHWAYMEN
GET BIG RETURNS
San Francisco, April 11—Highway
men obtained big roturns when, last
night, they held up and robbed Frank
Kubik, a contractor of Portland, Oro.
Kubik had $7,r»00 on his person and
the hold-up-men took it all and made
their escape in the darkness.
The ofiieers aro making a vigorous
ondeavor to find the robbors but
they have little to go on in the way
of a clew.
WILL TRY TO SETTLE
REYNOLDS OBLIGATIONS
E. T. Toter, vice president of the
Roy nolds-Alaska Development Com
pany, is said to bo coming to Valdez
on the Portland with authority toset
tlo the lteynoldH indebtedness. A
mossage from ICdmund Smith ho
states. Mr. Smith expects to return
on the NorthweHiern.
Seattle papers state that the arrest of
Reynolds upon the charge of the mails
for fraudulent purposes wa« based uj>
on circulars issued hy him to raise
money. The Indictment charges that
he mado false statements concerning
the value of his company's mining
properties. It is said also that Rey
nolds will he proceeded against upon
charges of misappropriation of funds.
Hunting Parties on Yucatan
Several hunting parties arrived on
the steamor Yucatan, enrouto to the
Alaska peninsula. L. L. llalos, the
guide, goes to prepare camp for W.
11, Meeeh and party of Pittsburg, Pa.,
who are to arrive on the next steamer.
Captain Little of Victoria, also a well
known hunter and guide, is piloting
Mr. Klklns, son of Snnator K,Ikies, of
West Virginia, and Mr. Slaughter.
I)r. Mlxtot and brother and Mr. Cross
^ compose another party, and Mossrs.
Jones and Fish of Hunter's Hill,
' Washington, will spend tho season In
<pwst of big game. The Alaska pen*
'Insula is conceded to be one of the
greatest. hunting grounds known.
C. A. Bunnell has rocelved the sad
news of tho death of his mother,
which occurred In Pennsylvania a fow
days ago.
H. II. Robinson of the Reaver Dam
roadhouno Is In Valdez.
THREE SURVIVORS
OE LOST VESSEL
Philadelphia, April 11—Three sur
vivors of the ship Arthur Sewell from
Seattle arrived today ou the German
steamer Cecille aud report that the
Sewell was burned at sea, twenty
three of the crew losing their lives.
The sailing ship Arthur Sewell
sailed from Puget sound in the spring
of 1907 lumber-laden for the Atlantic
coast. She had been given up for
lost a long time. A ship coming west
around Cape Horn reported that she
saw a burning ship off tho coast of
Terra Del Fuego which sho believed
to be the Sewell.
to keeTstIgs
ON PHILIPPINES
Cincinnati, April 11—Secretary Taft
addressed tho Phoenix club last night
aud in his speech said that Helf-govern
ment would be given to the Filipin
os whenever they deinostrato their
ability togovorn themselves, Ilo'auid
this would be at least live years hence.
SENATE PASSES
LIABILITY BILL
Washington, April 11—The senate
passed the employers' liability act.
yesterday and it went to the presi
dent for his signature. The piesident
will undoubtedly approve the bill.
CABLE REPAIRED
AND VERY BUSY
The Sitka cablo was repaired and
resumed business Saturday evening at
Valdez at 8:15 p. m. of that day. The
local operators worked all Saturday
night and most of Sunday cloaring up
tho rush of business which came in.
Woll-informed persons say that
breaks in the cablo may bo expected
frequently hereafter and that they
will probably be so numerous that
the government will be compelled to
lay a now cablo by next year Two
reasons for this are given.
It is said that tho cable is flimsy
and defective and could not have
lasted many years in any caso, but it
is alleged also that it was stretched
too tight when flrAt laid. This tight
strotching subjects it to sovero ex
ternal wear and tear on rocks where
it comes in contact with them on tho
sea bottom and gradually rartps it in
two so that it breaks easily. The
tremendous pressuro to which the
wire is subject at great depth causes
it to give way whenever a weak spot
in it becomes slightly worn.
All these adverse influences are
steadily weakening and slowly des
traying tho cablo so that a now and
better one will bo an absolute neces
sity in a short tlmo.
PRESIDENT WANTS
WATER RIGHTS SAVED
WaHhington, April 14—The preni
<lont today nent a Hpecial mefmago to
congroHH warning that, body agalnnt
giving away tho water rights throngh
out tho country. Tho moHHUgo called
attention to numoroun caHOH whore
tho wator rightn hav» fallen under
control of privato partlow and it om
phairized tho danger of a coumo per
mitting thin.
ROOSEVELT WANTS
MORE BATTLESHIPS
Washington, April l/> — Presidont
Hoodovolt wont a special moHHngo to
congress today urging an appropria
tion for tho conitruotion of four now
battleships. Ho says tho United
Ht-atos Hhould bo on equality with oth
er groat nations in naval j>owor.
Fred Batter worth, formerly of tho
Copper River fit Northwestern It. It.
engineering corps, arrived on tho Yu
catan, and will open a surveying and
engineering office in Valder In the
courso of a few days.
Frank Brown, purchasing agent in
Heattlo of the Alaska CJentril railroad,
passed through Valdog on the Yuca
tan, enroute to Cook inlet where ho
will didpoae of a largo lot of supplies
belonging to tho company, now caoh
ed at Knlk.
METCALF FAVORS
GOAL LAND BILL
Washington, April 11—Donald A
MoKenzie and Dipk llyan of Ala»ka
called on Secretary Metcalf of tho
navy department today and urged the
importance to the navy of develop
ment of Alaska coal Holds in order to
obtain an unlimited supply of naval
steaming coal on the Pacific coast.
The secretary stated that ho fully
agreed with his visitors and ho prom
ised to uso whatever influence lie ^is
able to exort in favor of developing
the Alaska coal mines.
ADMIRALlVANS
CONFINED TO BED
Paso Robles, April 11—Admiral Ev
ans is confined to his bed and will
probably resign command of the bat
tleship fleet as soon as it arrives in
San Francisco. His wife arrived here
today.
SAN DIEGO WILL
HAVE HOI TIME
Sun Diego, Cul., April 14—There is
a hot t ime in store for this city when
the fleet arrives, which should bo
this afternoon or tomorrow. Yester
day the men of the fleet, were paid a
quarter of a million dollars so that
thoy might have plenty of spending
money when they reached port.
Han Diego will bo the first real
American city the men have seen
since they left the Atlantic. At Mag
deleua bay the men spent only a very
little time ashore as there was noth
ing to see, and they will be in line
fettle to enjoy to the utmost their
shore leave here.
Fleet Off Ban Diego
San Diego, April 15—The battleship
fleet arrived late yesterday afternoon,
entering an American port for the
first time since it sailed from Hamp
ton Roads December 1 (>. The licet
was given a grand reception.
ELECT DEMOCRATS
TO GO TO JONEAU
The democrat# of Valdez met in pri
mary election Thursday to name del
egated to the territorial convention
to ho hold in Juneau May 18. The
mooting wan held in the ofllco of Os
trandor & Donohoe. ThomaHj. Don
ohoo presided and C. P. Hand was
secretary. The following delegates
wore elected: Thomas ,J. Donohoe,
J. I). Fly nil, R. A. Parker, C. ('. Ru
dolph, H. T. Whitley.
The territorial convention will elect
delegates to (ho democratic national
convention at Denver and nominate
a candidate for delegate to congress
to succeed Thomas Cale.
FIREMEN USE WATER
TO QUELL ANGRY MOB
Chester, I'a., April 14—Water,rush
ing through several lengths of hose
and directed hy determined firemen,
quelled an angry mol> of street car
strikers hero yesterday afternoon.
Originally the mob was bent on des
troying the street railway company's
properly but the water qucuchcd the
flro of their wrath.
The strike of yesterday was the
culmination of a long standing disa
greement between the railway coni
pany'aud the omployos.
CofHon Carrier Nottio PrlmnrlcB
Hoattle,—Tlio Nome primaries hold
woro carried by John W. (Jor
son, the well-known lawyer and mine
owner of the gold fields metropolis.
Corson's victory, securing him the
fifty Nome delegates to the territorial
convention to ho held at. Kotehikan
May 12, his friends say, guarantees
him the ropuhlioati nomination for
congressional delegate from Alaska.
Alex Dautrick, agont. of the Alaska
Coast Company, returned on the
Hanta Clara from a trip as far west
ward as Kodiak, lie returned to
Howard on the Joanio and transferred
thorn. The Joanio loaded ore at Lft
touoho and sailed direct to Seattle.
Dr. M. M. Hopkins received a cable
message yesterday In forming him of
the serious illness of Mrs. Hopkins,
who Is now In a Seattle hospital.
MANY CHINESE ARE1
DROWNED IN FLOOD
Shanghai, April 14 — Disastrous
iloods in Hankow province havo over
flowed a vast area and 2000 people
were drowned in the town of llupes.
A rush of water from a freshet caught
the poople in bed in tho middle of the
night and many were unable to escape.
Bodies are being picked up a long dis
tance down tho river.
HAS NEW SUPPLIES
FOR MOTHER LODE
Oscar Haglnnd started this morn
ing from Valdez with u now outfit to
replace the 0110 the Mother Lode Min
ing Company lost in the Chittyna
river l»y the breaking of the river ice
April '2. He hopes to get the new
outfit as far as Tonsina before the
breakup, and from there it will have
to be packed.
The loss of the summer's supplies
will be a great handicap to the com
pany as a great deal of the time and
money will have to be expended in
taking the latter outfit to the camp.
The lost out fit was of two tons and
the two horses that were hauling it
were also lost. Mr llaglund Is super
intendent of the company's develop
ment work and one of the owners of '
the property, and he lost no time in
hurrying back to Valdez for fresh ■
supplies when the outfit was lost. He i
was not with the lost caravan when I
it went into the river, having stopped 1
at MeCarty's camp, several miles this
side. Three men besides Haglund
were taking the out-M in. They were
Oscar Hah I, also one of the owners,
Charles Labelle and Axel Helstrom.
The lost outfit dropped into the
Chittyna when crossing that stream
about a dozen miles above its junc
tion with the Copper river. The
weather had been soft for several
days and t he iee was becoming rot
ten. One horse was hauling most of
the load on two sleds. The other
horse was in ba<" shape and was bald
ing a smaller sled behind. When the
first horse with the two sleds went
down with a man on each the other
horse and the man on the sled stop
ped. The two men who wont into the
water climbed out and began trying
to save the sleds. The third man
took his horse back on the bank and
tied him and went to assist t he others.
The surviving horse was much ex
cited by the loss of his mate and
plunged around until lie broke loose.
He then ran to t he scene of the crash
and in spite of the elTorts of the men
to stop'him fell in where the first
horse had gone down and was also
drowned.
WOMEN WILL MAKE
VENTURESOME TRIP
Now Westminister, April 11—Two
women, wives of prospector*, Carroll
and Hull, aro making preparations to
accompany their husbands on one of
the most venturesome trips ever con
templated in this part of the country
at least. It is tho plan of the quar
tette to float down the Mackenzie
river from Fid m on ton to llerschel Is
land where the men will prospect for
K«ld.
Notice of Sale
Notice la hereby Klven thai on I lie '2ml day
i»l May I'.hw, ot 2 o clock iv M at lln> Warehouse
of IIh* Value/. hock Company at tho westerly
end of tho whnrf of aforesaid Dock Company,
there will bo offered for sale and noltl to the
holiest bidder for cash payable at tho coiihihii
mation of |ho sale, the following personal
property:
1 Ithl. Clilnii. Marked Hows <V Holler.
H Itlils. Straw " J. W. little A Co.
I Orip "Hurlapped " Stephen Itady.
I lllrl l.aiilerns " Alaska Homo It 'y.Co.
I Case Hasks <5. (!. Kitchle.
1 Cnse Flask* " W. II lllaekwell.
I Itox Cash Hoglst* r " licynolds Alaska
Development <'o.
:t lloxes Term Colin " shipper* Or<ler, No
tify Alnskn Cons. Co
r» crate* Stair Work. Do
1 Cox Stair Work. l»o
I Itox Column*. Do
I Mill. NVooil Moulding- l'i»
l:I bundles Cols etc. Marked Oeo, It, Dcdmnu.
I Itox Chain Hloek " Order Ihillldio
Machinery Co., Notify Alaska Hidtllug Co.
Aforesaid property having remained un
claimed and the freight charges unpaid for a
period of more tlinn three ninulns from this
date tho aforesaid properly will l»e sold In ac
cordance with the provisions of See. 27KI'art
V. Chayter W of the Alaska Code.
Valdez, Alaska, April 7th. 190H,
Valdex pock Company.
A K,OrlK»l>y, Heey.
Notice of Hearing of Final Account
IN Til K UNITKH HTATKH COM MISSION Klt'H
COUItT, VAMiKZ I'ltKt IN< I ,,M„\SK A
IN I'ltOIIATK
In tho Matter of tho Kstate i
of J
Thomas W.Dohorty,deceased »
Notice Is hereby given that Nina N Itohcrtv,
administratrix of the estate of Thomas \V.
Doherty, deceased, having tiled In I hi* conit
her llnal account and report of her administra
tion of the estate of said deceased, the hearing
of which ha* boon fixed hy said court for the
l!tth day of June, IWW, at 'i o clock, p m., of
said day at tho office of the ahovo named court
In tho court house nt Valdez, Alaska, as tho
time and place of tho hearliiK on said report
and Account) and all persons Interested In
satdostate aro notified tlint on or before snld
day and hour to file any objections thereto;
and to appear at said time ami place and show
cause It any they have why said final account
and report snonld not bo approved and ratifi
ed
Dated at Valdex, Alaska, Ihls Nth day of
April, 1WM
JOHN I.YONS.
I'robate Judge.
FRED M. BROWN
ATTORNEY »AT*LAtt'
Valdeb, Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
Attohney-At-Law
Oflice
Court IIouso VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
E1TEL BUILDING
SECOND AND PIKE
Seattle, Wash.
Dr. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates #1.00
up
IT 210 rooms. H i:ti baths. 1T Absolutely llrt>
proof. 11 English grill. U Hulbling Is »(' foil
ore to, stool ami marble. II Looato«l in the
most fashionable shopping ilistrlot. U Xpooial
largo sample riNimx for display. 11 Library
ami IkuiikI magazines In reading room. H Our
'lliiases moct all trains ami boats.
C. li. Overhiser Chun. Cowell
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. B. OvKnmsEit & Co Props.
Fine Wines, liquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
and Up-to-I)ate.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA |
Notice of Forfeiture
Valtlcz, Alaska, February 1:1, 1908
To Gabriel Aspland:
You are hereby notified that there has been
expended in the year 1907 in labor and im
provements upon the Alice placer group of ho
acres the sum of (our hundred dollars (flOO)
and upon the Company Numbei Two group of
Ii'iO acres the sum of eight hundred dollars
($moo); both of said groups of claims being sit
uated upon the middle fork of the Chestochc
nn river in Chc-sna mining district, Territory
of Alaskii. tiie said sums being the amount re
quired by the laws of United States governing
the location and holding of mining elaims,
necessary to hold said groups of elaims afore
said for the following calendar year, to wit;
the year 1908; the said work having been per
formed by your former co partner in siiid
claims, W. A. Gilkey; and tnnt the said W. A.
tiilkey has since sold and transferred to the
undesigned, Win. A. 8cliroeder, Jesse lb Gar
ver and James Garrett, all his right, title ami
interest in and to said claims.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion of the puhllcutiou of this notice,
towit; within ninety days after the 1 Ith day of
May 19(18, you contribute your proportion of
sucn annual assessment work, to wit; the sum
of one hundred dollars ($100) for the said Alice
group of claims, and one hundred dollars
($li*i) for the said Company Number Two group
of claims, your interest inlaid claims and nil
of them, will be forfeited to and become the
property of your present co-owners, aforesaid.
Win. A. Schroeder
Jesse II. (larver
James Garrett
Notice of Forfeiture.
✓
Viildcz, Alaska, February 19th., 1908.
To A. P.M. Falek:
You arc hereby notified (but there litis been ,
i>x ponded in the years 190.">, 1906 and 1907, in
labor nml Improvements oil the "Little lllos I
ioiii" lode mining claim and on the "big
blossom" lode mining claim, situated on Cop
per mountain, near l.andlock Hay, Prince Wil- ]
[mm Sound, Territory of Alaska, in the Valdcz
Recording IMstrlct, the stun of ftWO.OO the said
Hum being the amount required by the laws of
the United .States governing the location and
bidding of mining elaims, necessary to hold
said claims aforesaid for the fo'lowing calen
dar vear. io wit; the year 1908; the said work
having been performed by your copartner In
said claims, Louis Little.
And unices within ninety days after the
completion of the publication of this notice,
lu wit; within ninety days after the 18th day
of June, 1008, you contribute your proportion
id such animal assessment work, to wit; the
mi in of fKiO.Dn for said "Little blossom" mining
I'bilin, and the sum of fKVO.OO for said "big
blossom" milling claim your Interest In said
mining elaims and all of them will be forfeited
to and become the property of your present
[•o owner, nforysiild.
LOUIS LITTLK,
Co-Owner
NOTIOK OK KKKTORATION OK I'UHMC |
LANIMTO i.KTTf.KM K.NT AN J) KNTItV.
Department of tin* Interior, (ifiiviil LhikI Ol
floe, Washington, I>. February 21, MKIH. No
tiro I* hereby given that the public lands In
tin' following ocaerlbeil area, whleli wa* ox
eluded from the OlniKach National Kor«*t,;
Alaska, by the I'roalnent'a |>ro<'lnninlloti of
Cpptentber 1H, i<w>7. If nototherwlxe withdrawn, |
reserved or ni»|»r*»|»rl«f«Ml. will by authority of
IlieHoerctary of the Interior be restored to I hp I
11111(110 <loniHln on June I, HHW, nml boeoinc
Subject to settlement on and nftor thflt (Into,
but not to ontry, filing or selection until oil
Und after July 1, I!HI8, under the usual rORlll(
llotiSi Attno united IwAiea Und onleoAt Jn»
iii-aii, Alaska : A traot of land extending one
mile liaok from the tide line, on both sides of
the bay known as Valdox Arm, following the
tide line from Ita Intersection with the line ol
1441 (log. flO mill. longitude west from (IfCOIl
wloh, eastorlv around the head of the Voider.
Arm. Warning Is hereby expressly given that
no person will l>e permitted to gain or oxerelao
any right whatever under any seltlomeiit <•»
nccnpatlon begun prior to June I, lOOfl, and all
Mich settlement or occupation I* hereby for
bidden.
K. A. Italllngor.
Commlsslono1' of the Ooneral lAiiii OOlce.
Approved Kehrnary 24, IWW:
Frank I'leree, First Assistant Hecretary of 1
Ih© Interior.
The A. Van der Nalllen School
r»f Practical Civil, Electrical Mining j
Engineering. Established 1804
')eeup Ing their own building, workshop and
*nd laboratorlea. Open all year, (treat de
mand for exstudentt in all line*. New stu
lent* should enroll at once Address M«t
street and Telegraph Are Oakland, t'al.
Bank clearing In nearly nil Ameri
can eltlon «how a 'ong drop each
wook from lnat year'n flgnroH.
, REMODELED.
inier* and Hotel
SEATTLE
New Management Popular Pricks
European Plan Cknthal Location
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wilsou & White Co., I'ropR. Chax. I'erry, Mgr.
C. C. Rudolph
PHONE NO. 3
DEALER IN
Doors, Windows, Builders' Hard
ware, Mouldings and Finishings.
Tar, P. & B. and Build
ing Paper.
PAINTS OILS GLASS
D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
Kstahi.isiiku lKt.7
St. I'aui,, Minn.
I.AltfiKST I»K.\t.Kt»S IN TilK N'oKTIIWKsT IN
RAW FURS
Ship Dircet to I's. Write tor Price List
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
MOTEL DILLER.
Headquarters for V«l>iei! people. l'Jii rooms
Kates 50 emits, $1 ami $l..r>0 prrilav. Kirslelusfl
Kcstaurant in eoimeetioii. Free Itns. Opposite
IT. S. I'ostollice.
Cos. First Av. «V I'niversity st., HF.ATTI.K
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Kuropetin I'lan, Ketnoiielleil iiikI Newly Fur
nished. Telephones In Kacli Kooin. I'.W. I'. I),
in Building Hot ami Cold Water. Kales We
'"^IstAVRM-MvnMTVST. Seattle
IHrORTBKH VK ^9
M1NNKAVOLI8, " . . . MINN.
WRITI FOR CIRCULARS
If you cloture write or sliiji to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
1 -107 Lanoi.ky St., Victoiua. B. C.
Summons for Publication
IN Til H UISTKICT COCHT KOH 'I'll K TKKKI
TOKY OK ALASKA, T111 ft I» DIVISION.
Pontius Magutisscn, Plaintiff, >
v*. S No. 218
Otto Hanson, Dcfemia n t. »
Tlif President «>f tin* I'nitcd Shilrs of Amcri
en. erecting: To I lie above named defendant
volt tire hereby reunited to appear in liic
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Illusion, within thirty days after the
"lay of the service of ' this s11ininotis
main yon, mid answer the com plaint
of the above nameit plaintiff, a copy of
which complaint is herewith delivered to
yon ; iiikI unless von so appear ami answer the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said comnlahil, u lirclt is, Hrst:
that plaintiff i>e adjudged anil ilecrecil to la
the owner of an undivided one sixteenth In
teres! in ami to live certain loile mining
elnlins, situated on Olacier Creek. Ni/.inn Min
ing District. Vnhlez Hccording District, Alaska,
ami that plaintiff he >lecreeil to la' ntitU'<1 to
a conveyance of said mining claims to liini
from defendant ami tiiat defendant he for
ever anjolnail Itotn clalmiirt! said one-six
teenth interest In said mining claims, Second,
that |>laintiff lie adjudged cnlLlcd to the
specific performance of a eer/ain contract net
out in the complaint between the parties
hereto, in that lie have conveycil to hfni, the
plaintiff, an additional one-sixteenth Intercut
in ami to sai'l five loilc mining claims, umler a
contract in which defendant agreed to con
vey to plaintiff suid oiie.*ixtcentn interest In
said claims. The said live lode mining claims
above referred <o are known and callnl as fol
lows: ranllnc Lode Mining Claim : Iowa Loric
Mining Claim; Montciey Lode Mining Claim ;
Kldora l.ode Mining Claim ami t'hitty Male
Mining Claim The date of the order lor the
mifillcatlon of this summons is March Ith,
IWW, said order beltig made hy the Honorable
■Olas II Held. .Judge of our District ( onrt, anil
this publication Is to be made for six wOcks In
I he "Al>«»ka Prospector." a weekly newspaper
published and fir I tiled at V aide/,, Alaska.
And you the above named defendant are re
inlrc'd to appear as aboveset out within thirtj
lavs from the day of the Inst publication of
litis summons, which is on the H'dh day of
April, l!*w.
Wit ties* the Honorable Silas II. Held, Judge
>f said Court, tills foiltlh day of March, 1«*W.
I ltd t lie sea! thereof hereto at Inched.
(Heal) K. J. Htler. Clerk.
Hy W. T. Hceks, Deputy.
istrander.V Dnnohoe,
Plaintiff's attorneys.
Kirst publieallon March •">. lOfix.
Last publication April In, i!«m
In tho I'rnhnlc Court, VaUlo* 1'reelnot, Terri
tory of Aln«lot, Hon. John l.yoni», .fudge.
In the uintler of tho h'Mnlo of (.ouln Brown,
l>e«on»ci|. Notice o( Flfinl Hct Dement.
Not'ce In hereby given that Knot llrnntset,
ixcetttnr of the HiKive nntneil pvtnte, hmi r«n
lere«l ninl i>rexenteil (or coltlement urnl filed
ii *nl<l court Ills fltml nccoutil n* «ilmin'»itri«
tor of Nnlri c«tnte, ntnl thilt on the 'Aitli itay of
March. t!*W, nt the honor of 10 n. m. Kt the
•ourthoime, before until court, In the town of
VnMos?, hnvliiK IHien <luly appointed hy the
ItHlRc for the »ettfern®nt ot mieh Account*, nt
which time liny |H>r#on Intercxtpd In «nl<1
^Ktnte, mny «p|K>(tr nnd file exception* tn
writing to the «nine mill tnnke renlMnnoe
[hereto,
I>ntod tlilD tilth day of .Innunry, 1908.
K ii nt limntftet.
Kxfontor of««|il will.