PROGRHI NOW READY
FOR FOURTH OF JULY
The oommlttoo in cliargo of the athletic program for Fourth of July has
completed that portion of its work. The program will begin Immediately
upon tlio conclusion of the ceremonies under the auspices of the fire depart
ment and the various events will be run off before tho hour sot for the
base ball gaino between the Valdez and tho Seward nines. A little lator
tho commlttco will make public tho list of those who donated the cash go
ing to mako up tho monetary prizes on tho program which follows:
Horse Race, half mile sweepstake, $ 10 entrance fee.
Horso Raco, half mile, free for all. 1st. prizo, $2fi, 2nd prize, $10.
Horse Raeo, half mile; ladies. 1st prize, Gorman Stag Toilet Set, do
nated by Owl Drug Co.; 2nd prize, Dimity, donated by Miss 1*. M. Ross;
3rd prize, Shirt Waist Box, donated by IT. G. Crocker.
Hurdle Race, 120 yards; 1st prize, Hart, Shaffner & Marx Suit, donated
by V. U. &M. Co.: 2nd prize, (told Mounted Briar Pipe, donated by Red
Cross Drug Co.
100-yard Dash; fee entrance; 1st prize, $20; second prize, $/>.
Fat Men's Race; r>0 yards; 1st prize. Solid Gold CuiT Links, donated by
Tod Winter; 2nd prize, Box no Cigars, L. Archibald.
Bicycle Race, Keystone avenue to Seattle Hotel; 1st prize, Florshiem
Shoes, donated by Danz Bros.; 2nd prize, pair Dr. Heed's Siioes, donated
by J. G. Snyder.
Boys' Race, under 12, 100 yards; 1st prize, $5; 2nd prize, $3.
Girl's Raco, under 12, r>0 yards; 1st. prize, Carlton Bag, donated by
Alaska Drug Co.; 2nd prize, Cut Glass Dish, donated by W. C. Stuil.
Three-legged Race, .r>0 yards; 1st prize, $r>; 2nd prize, $3.
Old Man's Race, over f>0 years, r>0 yards; 1st prize, Assortment of Pic
tures, P. S. Hunt; 2nd prize, $5 in trade, donated by Love & Whitley.
Pie Eating Contest, free for all; 1st prizo, $3; 2nd prize, $2.
Packing Content, singles; 1st prize, Stetson Hat, donated by A. L. Levy
& Co.; 2nd prize, Nettleton Hat, donated by A. L. Levy & Co.
Tug of War, Fort Liscom vs. Valdez, for purse iJ.'iO.
PROHIBITION BOGEY
SCARES BOURBONS
Denver, June 30—There is to be ;i
strong attempt to force the demo
cratic party to go on record an being in
favor of prohibition. The movement
is lead by General Weaver, one time
candidate for president on the peo
ple's party ticket, who heads t he del
egates from the southern states, near
ly every one of whom is pledged to
domand a prohibition plank in the
platform. The southern states are
greatly depended upon by Bryan and
it is quite possible t hat the prohibi
tion demand will be successful.
Bryan leaders announce today that
there will be nothing ot a radical na
ture in the democratic platform especi
ally in regard to the anti-injunction
question. The substance of the lat
ter plank will be discussed Thursday
by the party leaders.
The Oregon delegates are booming
Governor Chamberlain of that state
for vice-president. He is acceptable
to Bryan.
BANDITS FAIL 10
GET RICH PRIZE
Ht. Lou in, Juno '27—The nerve of :i
molornian on tho Illinois traction lino
last, night saved from tho hands of
bandits $T>0,000 being shipped an ex
press to Chicago. Ignoring the com
mand to bring IiIh car to a stop tho
inotorman drove it at. full speed pant,
tho bandits who an soon as thoy rea
lised what wan happening discharged
a fusillade of hullotH at tho car.
The motorman noticed tho baiulittt
crawling through the (loop grass to
ward tho ear track and at once sur
mising their intentions Hout tho car
ahead at full si>ocd. No one wan
harmed by tho shots fired by tho
would-bo robbers.
PROHIBITIONISTS WANT
LICENSE FOR BOOZERS
Now York, June 27—The drinkers
of alcoholic beverageH In thin city are
confronted with trouble in a new and
Htrange form. There Iuih arisen a
prohibition Hoeiety that haw started a
movement having as ith purpose the
liconsing of drinkers as well an sellers
of IntoxicantH.
Tho Idea as advanced Ih that all
persons addicted to the <lrink habit
pass an examination that' Hhall in
clude the wishes c»f relatives with re
gard to drink and then if the hoard
appointed for the purpoxo sees tit. the
drinker shall lie given a license upon
the payment of a preserlliod fee.
j-taloonkooporx are to be forbidden to
Mel 1 drink to any one not possessed of
a lieenno and the plan also provide*
that anyone wlio ban no license Hhall
be punished for drinking.
Hoy, aoll and exehniiKO ever.vtiling.
N»w And second hand good* at Adlers
SOLDIERS WRECK
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
Port Townsend, Juno SO—Angered
because the Evening Call had critized
an act of vandalism on the part of
some of their number, a gang of sol
diers of the Twentieth Artillery, stat
ioned at Fort Worden, wrecked the
front ofllce of t he paper last night,
and severely heat Chief of Police Bar
clay and three patrolmen who tried
to stop them. The soldiers made a
search for the editor of the paper but
could not llnd him.
After wrecking the newspaper office
the soldiers marched through the
business part of the city threatening
any one who took exception to their
actions. The army oftlcers were noti
fied by telephone and a provost guard
was sent out from the fort to arrest
t he rioters but the latter got wind of
the fact and disappeared. They have
not yet been found.
TORNADO FATAL IN
MINNESOTA CITY
(Minion, Minn-, June 30—Sovon per
hoiih are dead and a largo numbor of
hulldingH aro in ruiiiH an the roault of
a tornado wldch pawned over thia cit.y
yesterday afternoon. Among the
hulldingH razed are twenty homes, a
church and a newspaper establiHh
incnt.
Nearly tho entire bushiest* aection
of the city i« a mass of debris and the
IniildingH not deHt.royed aro more or
Iohh Injured hy the fragments of tliOHO
that wore ruined, being driven
through walln and roofa. Had tho
tornado ntruek tho city earlier in tho
day the Iohh of life would havo boon
far greater, but aw !t wan tho majori
ty of Hhopporn who an hour or ho bo
fore had filled the streets woro at
home, and for tho moat part out of
the path of danger.
KANSAS CLOUDBURST
IS FATAL TO SEVEN
Wichita, Kaunas, Juno 30—A cloud
burst doeonded upon Wellington yos
terday afternoon drowning hovoii
pernoiiH and Hwocplng many Iiouhoh
from their foundatloua. For a tlmo
live feet of water ntood in tho ntroot«.
Cooley To Visit Alnskn
Hoattlo, Juno 30- -Alford W. CJooloy,
annlHtanl attorney general of tho
United Htaton Ih in this olty onrouto
to AlaHka. Mr. (Jooloy will depart
tomorrow for southeMtern AlaHka
and may go into tho Interior. Mo
Hays bin trip Ih for pleasure only.
ftlshop Potter Very III
0ooperniown, N. Y., Juno 30 HIs
hop Potter Ih very ill hero an the ro
suit of heat proHtratlon. Oxygon la
being admlnlHterod and his life hangn
In a dellcat* balance.
THREE DROWN WHILE
BATHING IN STREET
Mankato, Minn., June"27—In Death
the shape of a suddenly forming
whirlpool thin morning converted an
extraordinary bathing party from a
moment of happiness Into what will
bo a long period of mourning. Their
antlos watched by the members of
their respootlve families, Rva Eliler,
Maude Wo rid a and Max ttuoss were
bathing in the street In front of their
liuinua when of a auddon all three
were "seized in the ancklng grip of
the whirlpool and swept'|from sight.
The bodies were found an hour later
live blocks from whore they had been
drawn to death.
For several days torrential rains
have prevailed in'this soction of the
country and the lower half of the city
has boen inundated. This morning
the three victims were*in the home of
Miss Elder and it was suggested that
all go bathing in the street in which
stood water to the depth of nearly
four foot. The suggestion met with
general approval and soon the three,
elud in improvised bathing suits were
splashing about in the Hood, which at
that time was stationary.
Prom the windows of the nearby
houses the laughing friends and rela
tives watching the unique bathing
party detected a sudden disturbance
of the water further up the street and
they cried a warning to the bathers
but the latter paid no attention, evi
dently under the impression that a
hoax was being perpetrated. The
agitation of the water increased rap
idly and those in the window saw
that a swiftly moving whirlpool was
the cause. The bathers saw, too, but
before they could reach safety they
| were engulfed and swept away.
ALBATROSS SAVES
SEVENTEEN LIVES
Sydney, Australia, July 1—Seven
teen men, cast away on an uninhab
ited inland in the Antipodeu more
than a year ago, owe their rescue to
an albatross. The men arrived here
this morning aboard a small steam
boat that a month ago went to their
rescue, their plight having been dis
closed by a message found under the
albatross' wing.
The cast-a-wavs were the crew of
the brak President Faures which long
ago was given up as lost with all her
crew. They tell a story of terrible
hardship and their life during the
past twelve months has been akin to
that of Robinson Crusoe with the ad
ditional hardship of a constant tight
against starvation. The food they
saved from their vessel was soon
eaten and it was almost impossible to
find either animal or vegetable life
011 the island.
It was after the men had dragged
out nearly nine months of their exist
ence ttiat the albatross to which
they owe their rescue came to their
lonely island, apparently tired out.
It was easily captured and the lirst
impulse was to kill and eat it, but
some of the party suggested that
their only hope of rescue lay in using
the bird as a messenger. Accordingly
the message telling of their predica
ment and giving the location of the
island was prepared and fastened be
neath the bird's wing and the bird,
after recovering itsS strength was
liberated.
Two months later the albatross
lighted on a vessel bound for this
port and after the vessel's arrival the
search party that returned today
started out. There was considerable
doubt as to the authenticity of the
message, many believing it to be a
linn v
SICK ARMY TO BE
GIVEN MEDICINE
8t. Petersburg, July 1—RuhhIu'h
I mammoth invalid, the army, in to bo
given medical treatment at once and
tho Doiima today prescribed a $10,
1000,000 appropriation to assist in
bringing about tho rocii|)oration of
tho oountry'H lighting force. The
Douma further agreed to make in
1900 an appropriation of $ 1*0,000,000
for tho benefit of tho army, and for
tho dofeiiHOH of various Russian ports.
Ineludod in tlio war department
| plan 1h tho reconstruction of Vladi
vostok. A number of other fortifica
tions are to bo improved and provided
with tlio most modern armament.
Copper Ooce Up And Then Down
Now York, July 1—Tho bull move
ment of oop|>or that started yeiitor
> day aftornoou came to a midden end
this morning and tho metal, closing
last night at 13, Ih now 12.02^. The
bull movomont. wan duo to tho report
that thore was a demand in Kngland
for oopper, but tho cable thiH morn
ing denied tho report.
Santa Clam Coming
Heattle, July 1-HteainHhlp Hanta
Clara of tho Alatika Htoamshlp Com
ipany'M fleet, Hailed for Valdoz UiIh
morning. Hho had a capacity freight
eargo and a full list of paH*nngorH.
KOFI HA MO l,«dy's now xaddlo,
bridle and whip. Hee Crittenden &
Miller's office.
BANDITS USE A
GIRL AS SHIELD
Fresno, C'al., July I — Frustrated
last night in llu»ir expectations ot ob
taining inone\ after sett ing lire to the
barn of Joe Scott, a rancher living
near Domenginc, (Move Rogers and
Toney Lovell, youthful bandits, kid
naped Scott's Hi year old daughter
Kdna and lied toward the foothills.
In the battle that followed Rogers
used the girl as a shield but lie was
fiinally captured. Lovell escaped.
Scott, had ex pee ted to have a large
amount of money in his possession
but through some fortunate chance
delayed taking it from tin* bank.
Rogers and Lovell knew that Scott
expected to have the uione\ and last
enening they llrst set lire to the barn
for the purpose of gelting the family
from the house. Their plan worked
in this respect but they rummaged
the house for the money in vain. It
was while they were at the latter job
that ICdna Keott entered the house
and discovered them.
The young bandits had driven to
the Scott place in a cart and fearing
the girl would reveal their identity
they seized her and st ruck out for t he
foothills. It was not until several
hours later that the absence of the
girl was discovered by her relatives.
The condition of the house showed
that some one had been there and it
had also been learned that, the barn
had been set on lire. A posse was
organized and soon picked up the
trail of the bandits who were over
taken early this morning.
The pursuers did not dare shoot for
fear of killing Miss Scot t and were
preparing to lasso the bandit's horse
when the cart was overturned.
Rogers seized the girl and holding
her in front of himself started to back
toward his rig but fell and was
overpowerad before lie could arise.
Lovell escaped into the chaparal.
The girl is unharmed.
Word was today received from
Judge Reid, who is now in Washing
ton. The Judge says that he ■will
open court in Valdez about the mid
dle of October.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TIIK I'UOIIATK COCKT, HI I CP V MII.K
I'HECINCT, Till It D DIVISION, 'IT. It
IUTOKY ol- A I,ASK A.
llefore Kliner It. Itrwly, Coiiinilssioiiei nn<I
I'rolmle JiMlge.
Iii tin- mutter of (lie Kmnir %
Of > Nollee to Creill ors
W. M. Sterling, Deeeiwil >
Tnke Notice, I lint I In* iiiiiIitsIkihmI, whs on the
Hlli «lny ill Mnreli, I'.hih, l»y tlie nliove court iip
pointed the Adinliilstrntor of the cslnle of \v.
>1. Sterling. DfM'nwMl ami nil persons IniviiiK
clniins n«nlnsl the j»»iI«I ilccenseil lire hvrchy
re<|tilrcil li> |iresenl tlieni xvitli I Ik* | > r< > | >«' f
voucher*, wiililn six moilllifrom the ilnie
hereof, to Ihi* iinilerslKiicl nt t'hlekcii t'rck,
hi (lie Forty Milt* I'roehtcl, Territory of
Alnskn.
Dnteil llils2.Mli ilny of Mny, I'.hih,
Diite of First I'nlillen'.loii June iMIi, IOhh.
l.KHOY .1. I'l K K,
Ail in inlsl rntor of Hie cmIiiIcj
of \\ . M. SlerllliK Deeenxeil.
Ordinance No. 55.
An Ordlnnnoo Amending Ordinance
No. 54.
Bo l(. Ordained by I In; Common
Council of th«' Town of Valdo/,, Alaska.
Boo. 1. That Ordinanoo No. 51 l»o,
and in hereby amended as follows:
By Htrikingout tlio words, flvo thous
and dollars tffVODO) in Modioli I of
Halt! Ordination No. 51, and hiiIimI Kilt
ing thofofor the words: (on IIiomhuihI
doilartt ($10,000.)
Adopted and approved HiIh 9.2 day
of Juno, HKW,
W. If. Crnry, K. M. Brown,
Clerk. Mayor.
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
SKWARr» A l/AHK A
ALASKA COtintDClAL COHPAtlT
COOK INLET STORES
Susitna Tyoonok Sunrise
Merchandise,. Stores, and Outfits of all
kinds, necessary for Miners, Prospect
ors, Hunters and Trappers. Large
stocks of guaranteed quality on hand
at all seasons of the year.
PURCHASERS OF FURS OF AM, KINDS
is
FRED M. BROWN
ATTOKNKV-AT-LAW
Vai.dk/.. Alaska
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska liar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
EITEL BUILDING
SECOND AND PIKE
Skattlk, Wash.
l)r. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST '
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
OPENING
Hotel Savoy
Seattle
Rates $1.00
up
A< I<I ii 11 >11it I (our stories, containing rooms,
cue It uilli I >111 It. Twelve rooms with* hath,
specially constructed for commercial display,
size IT, x A greater part of till llu'W rooms
have an uiiolistructcd marine view. Tin* en
tin- manoeuvres of Atlantic Hit I call he seen
in any |>art of harlior at our gliniiv. .Inst a
reminder i lint ivi- tnivi'a few rooms left in onr
" 12 Stories of Solid Comfort."
The A. Van tier Naillen School!
of I'meti'-nl Civil, Electrical Mining
En^'nireiing. Established 1 St>-I
Occult lug their own^hiiildiug, workshop ami
and laboratories, open all year, tireat do
iiiai><I for ex st ndciits 111 all lines. New stu
dents should enroll at otiee. Address fdst
Street and Telegraph Ave Oakland, fill.
Notice of Forfeiture.
Vaide/, Alaska. February I'.Hh., l'.Hin.
Tii A. I'. M. Kalek:
Von are hereliy notified that there has heen
expemled in the year in la*»or and Im
provements on the "l<ittle Ulossom" lode
mining elalin and on the "Big Ulossom"
lode mining claim, situated on Copper niotin
tain, near Lamllock Hay, I'rlnrc William
'sound. Territory of Alaska, in the Valdcz
Kccording IMstriet, the sum of $.!tHM>n the said
miiii being thi'amouut required by the laws of
the I'nited Slates governing 'he locution and
holding of mining elalms, necessary to hold
said claims aforesaid for the ealaiuler year,
•o wit; the year 1!N»7 : the said work having
heen performed hy your co partner In said
claims, l.ouis Little.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion of the publication of this notice,
in wit; within ninety days after the IHth day
of .Inne, I'.mw, you contribute your proportion
of such annual assessment work, to wit: the
*11111 of I'iO.chi for snid "Little Blossom" mining
claim, and the sum of f.'>u.iH) for said "Big
Ulossom" mining claim your interest insaiil
hi in I ug claims and all of them will he forfeited
to and la-conic the properly of your present
co ow tier, aforesaid.
I.OI'IH MTTI/K.
Co-Owner
Notice of Sale
Nlilirc in hereby given Hint on the t>111 < 1 hy ot
June, I'.nih, at II o'clock in tlu" forenoon of said
• Iny, hi ili<- warehouse on (lie Keystone, or
lirynolds wharf, in the town of Va'dez, the
Alaska Const Company will offer for utile, hiuI
sell to the h'ghcsl Iddder for cash, payable at
I lie consummation of tlie sale, the following
personal property, to wit: •IWW Sacks of Cement
imirkeil "Alaska Construction Co;" {•?»" Thirty
poll11• I mils iinil 2M20 Fish Plates, marked
"Ifollns Supply it Kqiilpinent Co, one safe
innrkeil "lleyiiiihU Hlink."
The aforesaid property having remained un
claimed mill the freight charges ini|>ni(l for a
period of more thmi three months from till*
«hite I lie aforesaid property will he sold in
accordance with I lie provisions of Sec. i.
Chapter W. I.awx of Alaska.
A I,ASK A COAST COMPANY,
Ity A. 8. Mailt rick, (ieneral Agent ,
In the Probate Court, Valdez Precinct, Terrl
tory of Alaska, Hon. John byona, Judge.
In (lie mailer of the Kstntc of l,ouls Jtrowii,
l»ei eased. Notice of Final Settlement
Not ce Is hereby given that Kiiut llrmitset,
executor of the above named estate, has ren
dered and presented for settlement and tiled
in said court his linal account a* adminMra
tor of said estate, and I hat on the Wth day cd
March. !(*«, at the honor of 10 a. in. at the
courthouse, before said court, in the town of
Valdc/.. having been dulv appointed by the
judge for the settlement o) such accounts, at
which lime any person interested In said
CHtnte, may appear and file exceptions In
writing to' (lie same and make resistance
I hereto.
Muled this tilth day of January, liiOH,
Knot Hrantset,
K.ycntor id said Will
Notice To Creditor**
IN TilK PUOHATK COlMIT, IN ANI> FOK
IIIK TKHHITOltY OK AI.AHKA, PHINCK
WI l/f/l A M SOI' N M pit KCINCT. IIF.FOKK HON.
H A. CRANIMM,, JCHtlF. OF I'ROMATK.
lu the matter of the estate »
of (
Max Saner deeonsed >
Notleo Is hereby given hy H. A. Craudnll, Jr.
Administrator of the estate of Max Saner,de
ceased, will* will annexed, to the creditors of
and bavin# claims against the said deceased
to exhibit such claims with the iiece**ary
voucher* within six months aftert'ie ilrst pnii
llcatloii of this notice, |o said administrator
at his home at Reynolds, Alaska, the same be
I UK fhe place for the transaction of the blisl«
lies* of said estate
Mated April, llltll, IWW
H. *. CHAN DA IX, J It.
Administrator oj the estate of Max Hauer,
deceased.
.RKMODEI/KD.
Rainier = land Hotel
SEATTLE
New Management Popular Prices
European Plan Central Location
Finest Cafe and Bnr In The City
WilKon Vv Wlilic Co., Props. i'Iihs. IVrry, Mgr.
C. B. Overhiner Chun. Cowell
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. B. Overhiser Co Props.
Fine WineH, I/iquors nnd Cigar*
Everything Kirnt CIuhh
and U|>-to-Dut«\
COPPER CKNTKR, ALASKA
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL merchandise
Prices Reasonable.
Fllnmnr. Alanka
HOTEL DILLER.
lUncl<|iiiiiliTs for ViiMe/ |it>nple. Ui) room*
KtUes M) cunts, niiil JI..M) |M-rili»y.
Kestiiiirntit In cKiiiu-clliiii Kri'i' Huh. Op|K>alU*
I'. 8. I'ostollioi'.
Cos. Klrsl Av. «V I'litvorslly nt., 8KATTI.K
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. (i. POTTS, Prop.
KurojM'im I 'In 11, ICi'iiloiti'licil Knit Npvvly Fur
lllslieil. 'lrl,-|.|..»iifS In Klll-li Kooin. U. a. V. O.
tu HtiililhiK. 11«»I iiii• I Colli Wnlcr. Kales &0«'
1st AVKit I'sivkhsitv St. Seattle
SHIP
YOUR
To McMillan fur & wool co.
**rORT*HS FURS
MINNKAI'OI.IS, - • MINN. I
WRITE FOR CIRCUI.HrtS
If you desire write or ship to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
MOT Lanoi.ky St., Victouia. Ii. C.
Notice of Hearing of Final Account
IN TIIK I'NITKH STATUS (OMMISHIONKR'M
COrHT, VAIJ>EZ ritKt'lNt'T.Al.ASIt »
IN I'KOHATK
In llio Mutter of I lie Kxtate »
of 5
Thomas \\. Dohcrty,deceased )
Notice is hcrcliy kiveil tliui Nliin N l>ohert»,
>i«lini<• ImIr»iIrIx of tin- estate of Thomas vV.
Hohcrty. decease <1, having tiled In thin comt
her final account mul report of her ndmitiUtra
lion of tin- estate of said deceased, the hearing
of which hasbeoii Hxhy said court for the
12th day of .1 utie, Hk»h, hi 2 o clock, p m., of
snlil <lny at I lie office of the above named court
in tlic court house hi Valdez, Alaska, as the
time and plnee of the hearing on said tepoit
hiiiI Hccotinl: and nil person* interested iu
said estate tire not I lied that on or In-fore m I it
•lay mill hour lo IIle any objection* thereto;
iiiiil to ii|i|M-nr tit said lime mnl I'laee mul show
cause if any lliey linve why said final account
mid report snoulil not he npproved and ratlll
cd
I (tiled nt Valdcz, Alaska, this HI li day of
April, 1!X«.
JOHN LYONS.
I'rohate .indue.
NOTK'K OK IIKSTOltATlON OF PUBLIC
I,A N lis I'll H. KTTI.KM KNT AND KN TRY .
Department of the Interior, drncal Land Ot
lice, Washington. It. I'., Petit nary 2-1, IWjx, No
tice is hereby given that Hie public land* In
the following described area, which win ei.
eluded from the ('hugitch National For-at.
Alaska, hy I lie President's proclamation of
September IK, W07, If not otherwise withdrawn,
reserved or appropriated, will hy authority rtf
the Secretary of ihe Interior he restored to thf
puhlle domain on .tune I. I90K, and heeom*
subject toncttlcmcnt on mid after that date,
hut not to entry, filing or selection until on
and after .Inly I, Hmw, under Hie usual restrlc
Hons, at the 1'iilted States l-aiid offbeat iu
tiemi, Alaska: A tract of land extending on*
mile hack from the tide Hue, on both Mil** of
the hay known as Vald«»x Arm, following lb*
tide line from Its Intersection with the line ol
lltidcg. :w inln. longitude west from Orten
wlch, easterly around the head Of Ihe Vald*t
Arm. Warn I lis Is hereby exnresnly glren that
no person will Ik-permuted to gain or ekerelco
any right whatever utidei any settlement or
occupation begun prior to .ftme I, 190H, and *11
siti'li settlement or occupation Is hereby for
bidden.
It. A. Hslllnger.
t'nmmlsslone'- of Ihe tleneral I .and Offlr#,
Approved February 24, I'HiH:
frank Fierce, First Assistant Secretary ol
the Interior.
I will rnmnlti In my ntflre Thursday
ototilfipi from 7 to 9.
<\ T. Daooktt, I tout tut,
Nwxt to Henttle llot«l.