PROSECUTOR HENEY
CALLED A ORAETER
Francis J. Honey, tho professional
prosecutor and graft eradicator, who
never gets a conviction past the ap
pellate courts, is under suspicion now
because ho received $i >,000 from one
of San Francisco's hi}? grafting cor
porations without performing any ser
vice to earn it that anybody ever
heard of. lie gets angry when per
sons talk about it but he refuses all
explanation. Here is the story.
In an audit of tho accounts of tho
Contra Costa Water Company, it was
found that tho legal expenses distrib
uted among eight attorneys was $55,
5)01, and that of this sum Honey re
ceived $12,500, or $13,101 moro than
all the other lawyers combined. There
are three items showing what Honey
was paid. Ono was for $2500 in 1005
and another for $10,000 in 1000. These
were paid by check. Between these
two has been found a receipt from
Honey for $30,000, a sum not paid by
check. The date of the receipt is
June 5, 1905.
What Honey did to receive such an
immense fee is not disclosed in the
records, nor is there any t race of how
tho money was paid nor what Ilenoy
did with it. Tho receipt, with Ho
ney's signature at tached and made out
on his own let ter-head, is the sole evi
dence that lfency was given the am
ount for "legal services." 1
To get to tho bottom of this fee ami
ascertain what, lleney did to e;irn J
t he San Francisco Examiner lias \^k
stituted an investigation. The oi^B
results thus far can bo summarixct]^
follows:
Item—llonoy angry and denim
live, but. unoxplaining.
Item—One Examiner report eij
od as lie was leaving the
homo.
When the reporter asked
what the $30,000 fee was for,
mor terror of Oregon land
tists lost control of his tei
ordered the scribe to ski(J
mo newspaperman was
through the door Hcnoy p.wpitated M
the retreat of bin visitor bj a vigorous®
introduction of his bootnukt^ to theH
reporter's tailor. This I It niove-H
ment caught tbo reporter jpt'eparedB
and the interviewer was i :»enly sur-B
prised but pained. Tlien 9 olinchedB
with Honey and the two #tled dovvnl
tlie stairs almost to 11 <3 sidewalk.l
They broke the elineh aid Ifeney Ky_l
rated his arms a few md'e times, niis-1
sing his mark. A detective in plain)
elothes, whoso duty it is to watch
Honey's house, next sucTTWJ.'pIA'
ney in handling the reporter and
threatened to tote him off to jail.
The reporter dared the oflleer to ar
rest him and the sleuth reconsidered.
While this was going on at (lie- foot
of tbo stairs, Honey ran back to his
front door and urged the reporter to
send the editor down, so that the edi
tor coidd be drubbed. Aside from
the calisthenics Ifeney attempted to
put in force on the interviewer, (here
wore no other developments, ifeney
refused point-blank to explain why lie
had received the £50,000 or what he
did with it.
Having failed to get any informa
tion from Honey, the Kxaminer next
turned its attention to District Attor
ney Ladgdon, and incidentally re
vamped some old stories about Ife
ney. One of those is a copy of t he
court record showing that in IS!M, 11e
noy was lined $20 for irregular eon
duct in his'relation with jurors. This
narrativo is to the effect that while
Honey was defending a prominent
citizen the jury was turned loose one
night and fleney, the defendant and
others drank in a saloon.
The Examiner, while inquiring
as to the whynoss of the $.'10,000
reminds Ifeney that he has failed as
a graft prosecutor and t hat although
lie has been working on the Job for
two years, out. of thirty or more guilty
men only one is under convict ion, not
■one is in custody, and it. has been
months since Honey has scon fit to
place any of the accused on trial.
Honey's midnight sessions with judg
es bred distrust, asserts the paper,
and Jury after jury has by verdict
•told him that the community does
not believe In Honey nor his violent
speeches.
Dlfltrict Attorney Langdon lian ro
ftiHed to qucHtion Henoy about tho
$30,000 and can tniulo » public Hlato
mont to the effect that llency'H pri
vate btiHitioHs Ih no concern of the
district attorney. fjungdnn further
ttatofl that ho appointed lloney at
the roquoHt Of IlourHt and oihnrn.
Hydncy Honora Yankee JackioH
Hydney, Au'g. 34—TIiIh elt.y In In
gala attire In honor of tho vIhH. of the
Atlantic hattloHhlp fleet. The MAllor*
Kave a big parade thlH morning
thotmandn of moil being In t he linn of
mareh.
The trade of tho United HtntcM with
Alaska aggrogatcn In value annunlly
fully Hoven times tho original 0<»hI. of
the territory to tho Unlfed HtatoM.
; REYNOLDS IS TO
BE PROSECOTED
II. I). Reynolds, promoter of tho
Reynolds Alaska Development, and
other companies, is not. free from the
legal toils in which his operations in
volved him and he is to bo brought to
trial in Boston on ono of the indict
ments returned against him by tho
federal authorities. Such, at least., is
indicated by the fact that Saturday
afternoon Deputy United States Mar
shal Dreibelbis received instructions
to subpoena Hertram Hancock, a civil
engineer now at Boulder Hay, wanted
in Boston as a witness against Rey
nolds.
Word was some time ago received
in Valdez that the indictments against
Reynolds bad been dismissed but la
ter information established the fact
that two had been dismissed and that
one is pending although the United
States District Attorney tn Boston
bad intimated tbat.be would move
for its dismissal. The presence in
Boston of Hancock hi required imme
diately.
Things Doing in Chaudlnr
Arrivals in Fairbanks from tho
(Jhandlar say prospectors are numer
ous in the district and that fort.y men
are working on Bigereok, where good
discoveries wore made. Timber is
Hcarco and Big creek minors have to
haul their flumo lumber twelve miles
on dog sleds in t he winter. Men aro
working 011 Zimmerman and Nome
creeks. There aro two towns- -(inro
and Chandlar. The Alaska road com
mission is building a trail into tho
district.
Notice of DlHHoliitlon of Co-Part,
nctahlp.
Notice In hereby ^Ivon that Uio co
partnerHhlp heretofore oxintinK be
tween H. Ilium and A. L. ],ovy doing
ii general mercantile and banking
htlMincflM In ValdeB, Alanka, 11 iifl<»r tho
(Inn name and ntylo of A. L. Levy &
Company, haw thiH day hocn dtafiolvcd
by mutual consent. And that Makl
biiHlnoMH and all tho property owned
by natd firm ban boon nolo, tran«ferred
and delivered to H. Ilium & Company
a corporation. That «ald 8. Hltim «.
Company will eolleet all debt* duo
the firm of A. L l.evy & Company,
and will pay and dlHobargo all indoht
odnoitu of tf>e nald A. I«, Covy & Com
pany.
Dated at Valdoz, Alnnka, thin 10th
day of AtigtlHt, JMH.
H. Blum.
A. L. Levy.
DECAY SQUANDERS
HOARDED FORTUNE
Washington, Aug. 22—Four years
ago O. Karl of Morrilltown, Ark., dis
trusting banks, buried §10,000 in
green backs. Confident of the safety
of his fortune Earl worried not con
cerning it, nor did ho inspect, it until
a few days ago and now Karl's peace
of mind is a thing of the long ago for
he found that the bank notes had so
crumbled from decay as to make un
doscernable the numerals indicating
their denomination.
Karl has forwarded to the treasury
department his fortune, or what is
left of it, with the urgent appeal that
the government experts use every
endeavor to tho offect that the bank
notes he redeemed. The experts are
now at. work on what they term one
of the most dillleult tasks with which
they have over been confronted.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States I^and'Office
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Notice Is lu»rcl>y given I lint in 'pursuance of
nn Act o Congress, approved May ID, 1K72,
Kciiuccott Mines Company, by an«l through
its regularly appointed manager ami attorney
In fact, whose l'ost Ollice address Is Ketitlc
coll, Alaska, lias made application for a U.S.
1'atcnt, for the "Mammoth No. 1.""theMam*
moth No 2." the "Hail" and "Clark" placer
claims and the "Flurry" lode claim, bearing
gi-ld ami other minerals, together with surface
ground a« allowed by law. lying ami being
and situate in the Kccordiug Prccinct of Vnl
dez, District of Alaska, and described by the
otllcial plat ami l>y the Held notes of I'. S. Min
ora I Survey No. 771. on llle in theollice of the
Kegister of the Juneau Land District, Alaska,
as follows, towit
Mammoth No. I Pi.ackr.
Ilcginiiiiig at cor. No. I a greenstone stand
ing l»'(XliXl."> ins. above ground chiselled 1-771,
l>. S. I. M. No. 5. hears N. M'2 deg. .">o mill. 17
sec. K. I128.3:1 ft. thence \V. 2323.20 It. to cor.
No. 2, a greenstone 30.\IK.\12 ins. set l"> ins. in
ground, and marked "2-771; thence S. :;ir.t ft. to
eor. No. 3, a spruce post 5 ins. s»|. standing
2 1-2 ft. above ground marked 3-771; tiienccN.
»>l deg Mi mill. K. 2t>35.27 ft. to cor. No. -I, a
spruce post I 1-2 ins. s<|. standing 2 1-2 ft.
above ground scribed 1-771; thence N. I'.l2ll ft.
to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning. Varia
tions at ail corners 30 deg. no in in. K. Area
1:55.573 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record ill the 'ifliceof the Ills
triet Recorder at Viildez Alaska, in Hook J. of
Miuiuu Locations at page 31i>, oi the records of
tho ifccording I'reeinet of Valdcz, Alaska,
This claim is bounded ou the north hv un
known claimants; on the south by Combina
tion No. :t. Placer; on the east by Combination
No. 5 Placer; and oil the west hv the Mammoth
No. 2. Placer.
Mammoth No. 2. Pi.ackii.
licxinniiig tit for. No. 1, a spruce post 5 ins.
si|. I 1 2 ft. lout? set 2 I 2 ft. in ground scribed
1-771, U.S. I.million Monument No. A, (tears N.
"0ilcg. II mill. II 7 sec. K. 71:17.00 ft; thclicc \V.
Vnr.:I0 tlcg.oo mill. H. ifitlO ft. to cor, No. 2, a
spruce post I I-'2 ins. si|, I 1-2 ft. long set 2 l-'i
ft in ground serilietl 2-771; theiieo S. Var. 31
(leg. Id mill. K. IHlfi ft. to cor. No. tliencu K.
Var. :il "leg. :!0 mill. K IWIO ft. to cor. No. I, a
spruce post b ins, st|. standing 2 II. aliove
ground scribed 1-771; tliciicoN. Var, Itodcg. 00
mill. H. IH1."> ft. to cor. No. I, Hie place of be
ginning. Area 100 acres.
The location notice of said mining ciaim
being duly of rccortl in ihcolliceof the His
trict Recorder at Valdcz, Alaska, in Itook .)
of M i ning I.ocations, a I page 820, of I he Kccord
ing I'reeiiiet of Valdcz, Alaska. This claim is
bounded t>n the north hy unknown claimai:ts;
on the south Itv the Itoujjc I'laeer; on the east
l>y Combination I'lacci No. II, iiml Miiininoth
No. I Placer; ami on the west hv unknown
claimants.
Dux ri.Af'KIt
lleRiniiiiig at cor. No. I. identical with s. K.
cor. of thi' location, tin octagonal steel drill
80 ins. long set is ins. in ground chiseled 1-K
771, L'. 8. f.ocittion Monument No. f>, hears S.
17 dcg. la mill. I i.7 sec. K. 2.V»7.I0 ft; thence \V.
2.'»H2.X0 ft. to cor. No. 2, a spruce post I ills. s<|.
I 1-2 ft. long, set 2 1-2 ft. In ground, scribed
2-7-771; thence N. 8221 ft. to cor. No. !l; thence
K. (iCiO.ru ft. to cor, No. -I; thence S. :(7 (leg. 07
mill. K. 2KH.1.2I ft. to cor. No. ,r>, an octagon
stcol ilrill 7-K ins. in dia. "0 ins. long, set 2.1 ins.
in solid rock chiseled .'>-771; (hence S. 07 (leg.
:t0 mill. \V. 207.20 ft. to cor. No. 6; thence H. 22
tleg. 80 mill. K. (100 ft. to cor. No. 7;
thence S. 315 tleg. 00 mill. H. 3G7.80 ft. to
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all corners :tti dig. 00 mill, K. Area
129.15H acres.
The location notice of said mining claim he
ing duly of record In the of litre of t lie district
Kecortler al Valtlez, Alaska, in Book .1. of
Mining Ijot'iitions, at page 8IH of the records of
the Kecortllng I'rccinct of Valdez, Alaska,
Tills claim is hounded on the north hv un
known claimants; on the south by the ('lark
I'laeer; oil I he east by the Jumbo No.
I, .luialio No. 2. and ' the Flurry l«otle
('lalins;nnd on the west by unknown claim
ants,
Cl.AIIK I'l.ACKIt
Ilegiiinitig «t cor. No. 1. ft greenstone stand
in,, I'ixOx 12 inn above ground, chiseled 1-771,
1'. S. Location M(>iiiiiiii*111 Nn. it, bears H. I2dcg.
:t7 mill. Ill sec. K. I2">7,20 ft ; thence S. :!7 deg.
t'> mill. SV 1320 (I. 1<> cor. No. 2, a greenstone
standing 12x10x11 inx. above Kruniul chiseled
2-771; theiieo N. .')!• dcg. 15 mill. \V. I KM ft. to
cor. No. 3, n rock in place chlsclcd 3 771;
lIn-nee 22 dcg. !•"> mill. \V.| 000 ft. to cor.
No. I; llicnee H. Ml dcg. !•'> m in. W. 17 Ko ft. to
cor. No, ft, ft spruce post I Inx mi. standing IK
Iiik. nliovu gurtiiid norIbed 5-771; thence \V.
2320.C.3 fl. to cor. No. <>, a spruce |><iKt t> inx.
k<|. standing 1K inx. above ground scribed (1-771;
tliencc N. 2271 ft. to cor. No 7; thence K.
2532 SO fl. to cor. No. S; tlicncc H. 3.">dcg. 00 mill.
IC.82M.20ft. to cor. No. 1», a limestone standing
12x7x12 ins. nl>ovo ground chiseled 11-771;
I hence K 301 ft. to cor. No. 10: thonco H. Ml
dcg. (A mill. K 233 ft to cor. No, I. the place
of beginning. Variation ftt all corners HO dcg.
IK) mill. K, Area 152.U00acrei.
Tho locution notlco of siild mining claim
being duly of record In the ortlco of the IH*
triel Recorder al Valdez, Alaska, in Hook .1.
of Milling locations at page 310, ot the records
of the Record Ins I'roClflCl <>( vahlcz, Alaska.
This claim is hounded mi the north l)jr I tie
Dlltl I'laccrjon the south by Combination No.
5 I'lncur; on the Kongo and Mammoth l«odo
claims, mid the Itlue I'lncer; and on tho west
by unknown claimants.
Fl,tJRRY l/ODK.
Beginning at cor. No. 1. Identical with cor.
No. ». Kouge I/Oile. (I. 8. I<. M. No. 5, bears H
Ifideg. IK inln ll.fi see. K.2M8.K1 ft.; thence N.
22 «1eg.:so mill. \V. 000 ft. tocor. No, 2, Identical
with cor, No, fi, liaii I'lncer; thence N. fi7 deg.
30 inln. K. 15o0 ft. tocor No.3; thence H, 22 dog.
30mill. H. fiOOft. tocor. No. I, limestone 21 x 10
x 10 ins. set 12 Ins. in ground chiseled t ■ 77I;
tlienoo H. 07 deg Itomln. W. 1500 fl. tocor. No. <
tho plaeo of beginning.
Variation at all corners 30 dcg. 00 mill. K.
Net Arei\ 17.772 acre*. The location notice of
snid claim being duly of record iu (lie ofllec of
the district Iti'corder at Vftldot, Alaska, In
Hook A. of Mining location*, at page 470, of
the records of tlio Kceording Precinct of Val
de*, Alaska. This claim is bounded on the
north by the Jumbo No. 2. !<odoj on the south
by tho Kongo 1/Odci oil '.lie cast by unknown
claimant*: and on tho west by the l»an Placer
Claim. The survey covering snid mining
claims being designated as Mineral Hurvey No.
771.
Any anil all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claims or surface
ground, are hereby required to file their ad
verse claims, with' the Kcglster of the I'.H.
I,and office at .tiiucau, Alaska, during tho
Ixty day, porlod of publication thereof, or
they will be barred by virtue of the statute.
John W. I)UDI<KV,
Register.
it l» hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice
be poMI*liC'l foi ten consecutive weeks In the
"Vnhlen! Weekly Prospector," a weekly new*
paper published at Veldex, Alaska.
John W. 0ri>t.*Y,
lleglster.
Dale of first publication August 20tli, |{*w.
hate of lavt publication October 22nd, lOOH,
Joiin I.yomn,
Attorney for Claimant.
JAP CASES TO BE
TRIED IN VALDEZ
Seattle, Aug. 22—Judgo JSilus H.
Reid of the Third Judicial Division ol
Alaska is now in Seattle nnd is bus'
ly engaged in setting in motion the
legal machinery that will grind out
tho eases against the big bunch of
Japanese arrosted for illegal Healing
off St. Paul island. The Judgo has
ordered Assistant District Attornoy
L. V. ltay to go to Unalaska and Unga
and attend tho preliminary hearings
thore and'lias dirocted"Marshal Perry
to make all necessary arrangements
for housing tho prisoners after they
reach Valdez. Judge Reid will open
court in Valdez, October 19.
The department of justice is taking
an active interest in tho Japanese
casos and District Attorney Orossley
has been directed to prepare tho cases
against the prisoners. The rovonuo
cutter Boar has been ordered to im
mediately proceed to the Pribilofs
and bring to Unga the remainder of
the Japanese.
APPLICATION No. 051.
In the United States Land Ofllce at
Juneau, Alaska, A\ig. 13 11K)H.
Notice is heieby given that in pursuance of
nn Ae( of ('(ingress, approved Muy 10th, 1872,
Kcnnccoll Mines Company' by and through Us
regularly appointed manager ami attorney in
fact, whose post otllee addtess is Kennecott,
Alaska, lias made application for a U. S. Pat
ent, for the "Sweet, "National,'' "Independ
ence," "lion.inza," ami "Kongo," placer claims,
bearing gold and other minerals, together with
snrfaee ground as allowed by law, lying, be
ing ami situate in the Recording Precinct of
Valdez. District of Alaska, and described by
the ofllcial plat and by the llehl notes of U. H.
Mineral Survey No. 770, on tile In the otllee of
the Register o} the Juneau I.aud District, Alas
ka, as follows, to-wlt:
Swkkt Placer
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 identical with the
H \V. ('nr. of the location, not set as It falls on
the east edge of the Kennecott (iladcr where a
Cor. could not be made permanent, U. S. L. M.
No. 21, bears S. HS dog. 20 lulu. K, i549.3»> ft.
Thence east 2000 ft. to Cor. No. 2, a spruce post
1 ins. square I 1-2 ft. long, set IS Ins. In the
grouinl scribed 2.2, 770; thence North 263*2X0 ft.
to Cor. No :t, a spruce post 6 Ins. s(|. t 1-2 ft. long,
set'2 ft. in ground, scribed :i.770; thonco West
3217.40 ft. to Cor. No. 4, a greenstone :<2 x 18 x 10
ins. set 20 Ins. in ground chiseled a (x) and-1.
1. 770; I hence 8. 24 dog. 49 mill. K. along east
edge Kennecott (itcclor 2900.50 ft. to Cor, No. 1.
tho place of beginning. Vuriatlou at all
corners :t() dog. L00 mill. K. Area 157X®8
acres.;
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the'ollleo of tho District
Recorder at Valde/, Alaska, 111 Hook J. of Mill
ing 1/OcatUins, at page SIH, of the records of tho
Itocording Precinct of J Valdez, Alaska. Tills
claim is bounded on the north by the National
Placer Claim; on tlie south by the Independ
ence Placer Claim ; on the east by unknown
claimants and on the west by unknown claim
ants.
National Pi.ackk.
Hi yiiiiiiiiK Ht cor No. 1. identical witli the
8. \V. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. 4.
of the Sweet PIncer C.laim; II. S. L. M. No. 21
bears s. :u)'deg 39 mln. 31 see. K. 3072.88 ft. thence
I" nst 2557.10 ft. to cor. No. 2, h spruce jiost 5 Ins.
s«l. I fl. long, set 2 ft In ground, with inotinil of
Ntonc scribed2-770; thence north 2818.52ft. to
cor. No. 3. a spruce post 5 ins. sij. lft. loin: net
2 ft. in ground, scribed 3-2-770; thence West
3259.05 ft to cor. No 4,ft spruce post 7 Iiih. hcj.-I i-2
ft. Ioiik set 2 1-2 ft. in ground, with iiionnd of
stone scribed 1-1. 770; thence South lti deg. 51
min. K along east edge «>f Kennecott Glacier,
2122.."i0 fi. to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
Variation at till corners 30 deg. 00 mill. K. Area
151.808 acres.
The location notice of said niiii'ng claim be
ing duly of record 'n the ofllceof the District
Recorder At Valdoz, Alaska, In Hook J. of Min
ing Locations, at page 317,of t lie records of the
Kccord'ng 1'reclnct of Valdez, Alaska. This
claim is hounded oil the north by the Honauza
Placer; on the south by the Sweet Placer:
on the east bv ('. S. Mineral Survey No.
015; anil on (lie west by unknown claim
ants.
INMCI'KNDKBCK I'LACKB.
Itcglnning at cor. No. 1. identical with cor.
No. I. Sweet l'lacer and with N. VV. cor. of the
Location, whence V. S. I,. M. No. 21, bears S.
88 deg 20 mill. K. 349.30 ft. thence Kast 2000 ft.
to cor. No. 2. identical with cor. No. 2. Sweet
Placer; tlicucv South 2320 ft. to cor No. 3; a Cot
tonwood post 4 ins. s(|. I ft. long, set IK ins. in
ground, scribed 3-770; thence West 1040.70 ft.
to cor. No. I; thence North 8 deg. 30 mill. W.
along east edge Kennccott Olaclor 2340.50
ft. to cor. No. I. the place of beginning. Var
iation a! all corners 30 deg. 00 mill. Area
07.100 acres.
The location notice of said mining clnim be
ing duly of record in the ofllceof tlie District
Itccorder ill Valdez, Alaska, in llook e, of Mill
ing liocationaat page 320, of the reeordaof the
Itecordhig Precinct of VaUIcs, AlaskA. This
claim is hounded on the north by the Sweet
Placer; on the South by unknown claim
ants; on the cast and westhy unknown claim
ants.
Hon ANSA Pl.ACKH.
Heginnitig At cor. No. I. Identical with cor.
No, I National Placer, whence U. S. I,. M. No.
21 hears S. 21 deg. 31 mln. 81 see. K. Mf>i.4l ft.
thence Kast 3299,(5 ft to cor No. 2: thence uortn
2114.71 ft. to cor. Ne. 3, a spruce post-1 Din. n<|. 4
ft. long set 2 ft. In ground, with mound of sod
and earth scribed 3-2.770; thencn West 3211.37
ft. to cor. No. 4. identical with N. \V. cor. of lo
cation ; tlicnce S. I I deg. 20 mln. K. aloiiK cast
edge of Kennecott (llacler 400 ft. to cor. N'o. f»,
a granite stone 30 x 12 x 12 ins. set 20 Ins. in
ground chiselled 5-770; thence S. 22deg. 48 mill.
W. along Kast edge of Kennecott (llacler 1039
ft. to cor. No. 0, a spruce post 0 Ins. mi. 4 1-2 ft.
long set 2 1-2 ft. ill ground, with moiinuof stone
se r I lied 0-770; thence S. 18 deg. 57 mln. K. along
Kast edge of Kenuccott (llacler 721.2f> ft. to
the place of beginning. Variation at all
corners 30 deg. 00 min. K. Area 150.027
acres.
The location notice of said mgniny claim be
Ine duly of record in the nfllce of the District
Itccorder, at Vnldcz, Alaska, In Hook J. of
Mining Locations, at page 321, of the records of
the Itceordliig precinct of Valdez, Alaska.
This claim Is bounded on the North by the
Itougc l'lacer! ou the South by the National
Placer; on the Kast by II. S. Surrey No.
015; and on the West by unknown claim
ants.
KOl'OR 1'I.ACKR.
Hcglunlng ftteor. No. I. Identical with thoH*
W. cor. of tfio location,and with Cor. No. 4. Ho
ttnnzrt I'lnCor, U. H. 11. M. No. 21 hears H. 17
26 tnlii. If, hoc. K. 7110 68 ft. thence Hint 3213,37
ft. tocor. No. 2; thcncc North HW> ft tocor, No,
3, n sprnco pout 0 Ins. sq. 4 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft In ground with inound of atone scribed 8 770;
thence Wott 3726.83 ft to cor. No. -1 j thence H.
11 <1«f. 20 in In, K. Variation .11 dcg. 30 mln. K.
nlotiK <'ftst Odgn of Kennccott oiaeler 29#0 ft. to
oor No. I the place of beginning. Variation
nt nil contort* except the last 30 dcg. (>o mln. K,
Area 158.WO acres.
The location not Ice of raid claims being Only
of record In the ofllce of the District Itccorder
at Valdcz, Alaska ,tn Hook J. of Milling f.«c»t
Ions, at page 317. of the records of the Record
ing rrcclin't of Valdez, << Insks, This claim Is
hounded on the North hy unknown claimants;
on theHoitth by tint Honanra 1'laccr; on the
Kast hy (J. H. Minora! Survey No. 0l.'»: and on
the We*t hy unknown claimants. Tnosurvey
covering *ald mining claims being designated
as Mlneml Hnrvey No. 770.
Any ami all persona claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claim* or anrfaee ground
arc hereby required to file thclradverse claim,
with the Register of the U. 8. Lund Office at
Juneau. Alaska, during tho sixty day* period
of puhllcatlon thereof or they will be ftarred
by vlrltte of the statute.
John W. PtwMtY
Keglater,
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
he published for ten consecutive weeks In the
"Valde* Weekly P'ospeetor," a weekly news
pa|>er published at Vahlex, Alaska,
JomnW. PWDtBY,
RogUter
Hate of first publication August 90th, 1908.
I ftatc of last putillcatlon October 22d., IW»«
John I.vons, Attorney for Claimant.
Truth and Quality
appeal to the well informed in every walk of life and
are essential to permanent success and creditable
standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all
who would enjoy good health, with its blessings, to the
fact that it involves the question of right living with
all the term implies. With proper knowledge of what
is best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of con
templation and of effort may be made to contribute to
that end and the use of medicines dispensed with
generally to great advantage, but as in many instances
a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable, if
taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co.
feels that it is alike important to present truthfully the
subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy
which has won the approval of physicians and the
world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because
of the excellence of the combination, known to all,
and the original method of manufacture, which is
known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the name of — Syrup of Figs — and has
attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excell
ent family laxative. As its pure laxative principles,
obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians
and the Well Informed of the world to be the best we
have adopted the more elaborate name of — Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna—as more fully descriptive
of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be called
for by the shorter name of — Syrup of Figs — and to
get its beneficial effects, always note, when purchasing,
the full name of the Company — California Fig Syrup
Co. — printed on the front of every package, whether
you call for — Syrup of Figs— or by the full name—
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
HAUCM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OltKUON
l)r. H. COCKERILLE
dkntist
Second Street
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TIIE I'ROHATE COURT. KOltTV MILE
i'RECINCT, TIIIRI) DIVISION, TKK
RITORY Oh ALASKA.
Hofore Elmer It. Hrtidy, Coinmlsplouer ftjid
l'robate Judge.
In the mutter of the Filiate i
Of > Notlee to Crtvjl ors
W. M. Sterling, Deceased )
Take Notlee, that the undersigned, was on the
Hth day ol March, 190H, by the above court ai>
pointed the Admliilstriitor of the estate of W.
M.Sterling, Deceased ami all persons having
claims against the said deceased arc hereby
re<|iiired to present them with the proper
vouchers, within six months from tIn* date
hereof, to the undersigned at Chicken Creek,
in the Forty Mile I'reclnet, 'I'errilory of
Alaska.
Hated this 25th day of May, vmh.
Date of FlrstJ I'nhliea'.ion June 25th, l'Jt>8.
I.KROY J. 1'IKK,
Administrator of the estate
of W. M. Sterling Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION
ER'S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT
OF ALASKA, DIVISION THIRD,
VAI.DE/ I'RECINCT
In the mailer of the Estate)
Of > In I'rohnic
Robert A. White, deceased. >
Hy Order of said Court made herein on the
lHth day of June, A, D. l'.HIS, Notice is hereby
?liven to the Creditors of, audio all p-rsous
ni vint; claims against said deceased, or
against NHld estate to present them with Un
necessary vouchers to the undersigned Ad
ministrator with the Will Annexed of said Es
tate, at Valdex, the place of business of mild
estate, In Vnldex, Alaska, within six months
from and after the date of first publication of
this notlee or same will lie barred.
Date of First I'lihliciitton June 25, IIHIK.
W. II CltAltY,
Administrator with the
Will annexed of said Es
tale.
Harrison Hostwick
Attorney for Estate,
Olllov and P. O. Address,
001-620 Mutual Life Bldg.
Seattle, Washington
Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska, Kcbrnarv KMti., I'.kin.
TO A. r. M. Kitlck:
You arc hereby notified tlint there has boon
expended in the year K*>7, in labor and Iiii
provflmentfl <>n the "Little lilosaoin" i«•<!«•
milling claim nml on tllO "Rig BlOSMJin"
lode mining claim, situated on Copper tnouii
tain, near Lnndlock Ray, Prince William
Sound, Territory of Alaska, in the Valdez
Recording District, the sum of f2(IO.oo the said
i Kiirn being tiic amount1 required by the laws of
the United States governing (ho locution and
holding of mluliiK claims, necessnry to hold
naid claims aforesaid for the calnnder year,
'o-wit; the year 1907; the mid work having
been performed by your co partner in said
claims, Louis Little.
And flfllMI within ninety daya after Hie
completion of the publication of this notice,
til wit; within ninety <layn after the IRtli day
of June, MOR, jrou contribute your proportion
of such annual assessment work, to wit: the
num of fftO.OO for nald •• I.HtIt* Rlosaom" mining
claim, and the num of 160.00 for muM "Rig
Rlossom" mining claim your Interest in said
mining claims and all of tb«'in will be forfeited
to nnd l»ecomo the proj>erly of yonr present
co-owner, aforesaid.
LOUIS LITTLK.
Co-Owner
Notice To Creditorn
IN TIIK I'ltOHATK COURT, IN AND Knit
TIIK TKRKITOHY OK ALASKA, I'ltlNCK
WILLIAM SOUND PRKCINCT. HKKORK HON.
H. A. ('RANl>ALL, JIUXIK OK PRORATF.
In the matter of the estate >
of 5
Ma* Saner deceased >
Notice la hereby given by H. A. t'randall, Jr.
Administrator of the estate of Max Haucr.de
ceaaod, with will annexed, to the creditor* of
and having claims against the rfthl deceased
to exhibit such claims with the ueces>ary
vouchers within six months after t'ie first pub
Hcatlon of this notice, to said administrator
at his homo at Reynolda, Alaska, the same be
Ing the place for the transaction of the bust
nesa of said estate
Hated April, Iftth, K*n
H. A. ( RANDALL, JR.
Administrator o| the estate of Max Mmier,
decea««>d.
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