NOTHING DOING ON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Market Lifeless and Brokers
Cannot Remember ny
thing Like It.
Now York, Fob. 28—Speculation
•oems to have died on tlio otock ex
ohange. In the last fow days there
has been practically 110 movement of
stocks, and prices aro unchanged as
nobody soonis inclined to try either a
bull or bear movement. Never with
in tho memory of the oldest member
have the sessions of the exchange
been so lifeless as during this week.
The attendance has been light and at
times nothing at all doing. Not a
sale has been made of many leading
stocks this week.
NAVAL OFFICERS ;
DEFEND WARSHIPS
I
Washington, Fob. 28—Naval olficera
testified today before the sonato com
inlttoo on naval affair* in refutation
of tho charges mado in a recent num
ber of MoClure'a magazine by Henry
Reuterdalil against the American
navy, in which ho asserted that the
warships are unfit for naval fighting
and defectively constructed in many
ways. Tho officers nssertod that the
war vessels built in recent years are
according to the best approved naval j
standards and aro flghiing machines I
of tho best quality.
FARALLON INSTEAD
DF SANTA CLARA!
Soattle, Feb. 28—Steamer Farallon i
nailed ycaborday afternoon for Valdoz :
in place of the Santa Clara, which i
was forced to put back on account of
springing a leak seen after sho sailed
Monday afternoon. Tho Santa Clnra
had Just ccnio off tho dock alter a j
goneral overhauling.
A message to tho Valdez Dock j
Company states that the Farallon i
sailed by tho inside passage and I
will take passengers for Juneau on !
her return trip.
Omaha, Maroh 3—Tho automobilo
racers are now crossing Iowa with
tho American leading. Tho French
auto is laid up at Cedar Rapids for re
pairs.
MARK TWAIN WILL
WORK FOR SILENCE
New JYork, Fob. 20—Mark Twain
was elected president of an organiza
tion for the suppression of unneces
sary noises, today.
This Mail Currier Can MuhIi.
Alfrod Lowell, mail carrier from
Howard to Tyonok on tho northwest
side of Cook inlet , 226 miles, made
the round trip this month in 17>*
days. Ho mushed to Susitna station,
185 miloN, in six and ouohalf
days. Ho abandoned sleds three
times in bad places on tho trail and
carried tho mail on his back.
James W. Garrett DIcb
Jamos \V. Garrett died Sunday at
11:15 a m, of pneumonia, in his cabin
in this oity. Ho was a well known
prospector who had mado Valdoz his
headquarters fcr several years. Ho
was interested on blato creek. Tho
funeral services will bo held ih the
Richards building on Keystone avenue
tomorrow mornii g at 10 o'clock, and
friends of the deceased are invited to
attend.
An eastern paper says that "Hena
tor Tillman, thteadlr.g tho mazes of
the financial situation, displays all
the graooful agility of a prize steer
in the crockery department."
Australia has a new gold saving
michlno worked by two mon which
can sluleo sixteen ton* of gravel a
day.
Hashish Is cl.le.1y pnduoo.l in
Hontherfi Greeco hut tho Greoiane sell
It *11 to Asia and Afrl<u.
SENATE TO CLOSE
BROWNSVILLE ROW!
I
Special Committee Refortsj
in Favor cf Action Taken
by President.
Washington, Fob. 28—The special
senate ccmmitteo appointed to in
vestigate tlio Brownsvillo trcublo cl
last year matle a report today sus
taining theaetioncf President Roose
velt In discharging the colored com
panies of the Twenty-fifth rogimont
without lienor. The ccmmitteo re
ports that tho charges of rioting
made against tho discharged soldiora
wore true.
WROTE DECISION
WHILE ASLEEP!
Chattanooga, March 2—The story j
has Just come to li&ht that Chief
Justice Nicholson ot Ih: Tonnes »oo
supreme court while in a somnam
bulistic Bta'.o wrote an opinion
affirming tho conviction and do.ith
sentenco of Andrew Smith and tlie
opinion was aftjrwarda concurred in
by tho court.
T^klo, M irah 2—tJ-ipa.i h b.iilding
now warship* on a large a 2 a Is anl is
forMfying IC >rja. laii'jm.l aj.ivity
in both enterprises has just bo com."!
generally kaow.i. Lir jo s.i:ni of
monoy are gjing into naval c>n;il:'ue
tion and heavy armanuni for aeap >ri.s
in Korea.
PICK UP SPONGES
ON WOOD ISLAND
The Kodiak Orphanage News Letter
commenting on the reported discov
ery of «pongo3 in Alaska aays:
"This ia no' news to us, for they
have been picked up frequently on
tho beachcH of Wood Island, and this
last fall, tho number brought in by
the boys was larger than over. Seme
of tho specimens were very beautiful,
and of good size. Oyster shells arc
also picked up on almost every walk
by tho sea."
Wants J. Chester Steele
Tho following inquiry come.-* to t)io
chief of polico of Valdoz from K, C.
Sims, St. Joo, Idaho:
"Am looking for information eon
corning one J. Chos'-er Steele. If you
can lccato him or give 1110 any infor
mation concerning him 1 would he
very gratoful to you and will nay all
tho expense you aro put to in seem
ing btnno. Ho is a man about (Ifly
yearn of ago, a Freo Mason and an
Odd Follow; wears a dark mustache
alid dark early hair; weight absut 180
pounds; height fivo foot ten inches.
Ho was last heard cf from Valdcz 011
March 17, 1907."
Gold Venus Sacrificed To Panic
Tanana's gold Venus, sent
to Seattle for exhibition, was
sacriflccd to financial noc3.«ily in the
panic last fall and started to tho mint
through tho Boattlo assay office. 'lhe
statuto was of Fairbanks crook dust.
It weighed ICO ounces and was sold to
a Seattle jeweler who kept it on dis
play until he needed the money worse,
when ho passed it over to the govern
'ment.
Appointed Seward Commissioner
J. L. Hoed, an attorney cf Seward,
has boon appoint0J United StatOb
commissioner at that placo by Judge
Hold of 1 ho district court. Ho suc
coods L. S. Hewlett, who died lust
month. _
O. A. Wolls, tho now clerk cf the
Third judicial division, A. I«. McDon
ald, who will bo a deputy at Fair
banks and J. T. Good\\in, who con
templates practicing law in the mh>
ing metropolis, will sail overland for
.FairbaykH Thursday.
Col. B. P. Millard is In front Galena
bay and reports that tho company
has fourteen producing satisfactory
resu'ts cn the tunnel cf tho Galenn
Bay Mining Company.
"Does tho raJior hurt, sir?" inquired
the barbor anxiously. "Can't say,"
replied tho violin tosllly, "but my
face doei."
PACIFIC DEFENSES
IN BHD CONDITION
Quartermaster-General Tells
Congress of Many
Needs.
Washington, March 3—Quartcrmas
Ler-General Ilumphroy of tho army
tjavo to tli3 house today a siatamont
showing in detail requirement*) for
improvements and repairs upon
Pacific coast forti. Tho statement
sh<»ws that noarly all of them are
badly dellcient and nearly usoless for
dofensivo purposes. Extensive addi
tions are recommended.
POLICEMAN KILLS
HOST AT PARTY
Portland, March 2—Honry Shatter
was shot and killed yesterday by
Policeman Suttor in Shaffer's house,
whore a big party was eelobrating
Mra. Shaffer's birthday. Tho ofllcer
was trying to place several (guests
under arrest for disorderly conduct
and Shaffer resisted.
CHINA PREPARING
FOR CONSTITUTION
San Francisco, March 2—China will
soon havej a constitutional govorn
mant, says Wu Ting Fang, who ar
rived hero today on his way to Wash
ington, where ho will again bo the
diplomatic representative of the em
pire. llo says Chinese statesmen are
now preparing a constitution.
XANANA STRIKE AID
10 DEVELOPMENT
Tho Tauana miners' striki of last
year haa aided development of new
property, in tho opinion of Falcon
Joslin, president of the Tan an a Minos
Railway, In the Alaska-Yukon
magazine he says:
41 'It is an ill wind that blows nc
bedy good,' and as a result of the
strilco much now property has beon
discovered which will bo worked next
soason; and hundreds of the striking
laborers of this year will bo the om
ployors of next season; aim to them
it has become »i>parent that wagea- in
excels of six dollars and board for a
day of ten hours cannot bo paid."
"There will bo work in tho Tanana
valley next spring for 3,600 men if
half of tho actually provon mines are
worked. Tho gold Is there, but It
Lakes the labor to get it out."
Prowpcctor Die» On Trail '
Susltna Station, Fob. 10—Charles
P. Miller, u i rc^cctcr frcm tho
Kahiltna, wuh found tloatl on tho tr^il
about eight miles above hero on tho
Yentua liver today and brought to
the station by O. Hammorschmitz. It
is thought that Miller was caught in
tho heavy a term of yesterday after
noon and not having snow shoes was
unablo to make his way ami worried
about in the deep snow trying to get
back to his camp, about two miles'up
river, and having beeomo exhausted,
sank d<\wu in the snow and polished.
Involution Of A Statesman
i .lafi't Lindoburg, whoeamo to Alas
ka from Lapland as a reindeer herder
I in 1898 and who was one of tho dis
! covers of Anvil creek and theroby
! made a good sized fortune, illstin
| mulshed hi nisei f roeontly In tho Ilut
! ier hotel, Scattlo, by making a spocch
i .(enouncing homo rnlo for Alaska.
How wealth has changed Jafet. A
j tow years ago ho didn't know tho
difference between homo ndo and a
i holo in tho ground.—Katalla Ilerald.
Tho lieutenant-governor of British
Columbia recently issued an order
placing all timber lands owned by the
provlnoo under rosorvo, except tho
enormous tracts which have boon
j loascnl to lumbermen.
Tho Iron and steel exports of the
United fetatcs In 1007 aggregated
about 0200,000,000, tho highest on re
cord. In 1897 tho total was |63,C06,
000, and In 1887 It was $10,000,000.
Ireland has a propaganda for tbo
preservation of bor forests, which aro
sadly depletedi
Ollvo production lo Palestiue is
docadont.
ASK HUGHES TO
REMOVE JEROME
Score cf Charges Wade
Against District Attorney
cf New York City.
Now York, Feb. 29—Gov. Hughef
\va« asked today to remove District
Attornoy Jerome. A score of charger
are made against idm, chiefly of fail
ure to prosecute men of influence ac
cused of crime and to Investigati
corporate corruption. Everybody
looks for a hot fight from Jerome.
St. Paul, March 2—The Northern
l'aeltlc telegraph operators have woi
their tight tj maintain the okl seal<
of pay and no reduction will bo inadt
in wagon.
KENTUCKY ELECTS
BRADLEY SENATOR
Frankfort, Ky., March 2—The Ker
tucky legislature Satuaday electec
Ex-Governor William O. Bradley,
republican, United States senator t<
succeed McC'reary.
ASSASSINS SIAB
CHIEF OF POLICE
i Chicago, March 3—Chief of 1'oiice
I Shippey was Btabbed, his son llarrj
Bhlppcy ami Driver James l-'olej
fatally shot, and ait unknown mar.
killed by tho chief in a light follow
iug an attack last night upon the
chiefa homo, where several priest*
were guarded on account of threfiU
made against them after the murdo*
of Father Homnch at Denver.
COUNCIL MEETS
IN NEW CHAMBER
Tho regular aoml-montldy mooting
of tho council was hold Monday night
in tho council chamber over tho now
flro hall, (or the drat time. Mayor
Qulnu, and Counciimen I.ang, Whit
loy, Grigttby, Brown and Finical res
pondod to roll call.
A call wan ordered for tho annual
city election to bo hold on tho second
TuoHdny in April for tho purpono of
olectlug uoven city counciimen tor
tho ensuing term. Two school direc
tors aro also to bo eboson, in llou of
Director Meale, \Uicko term expires,
and Director Brown, resigned. Offi
cers named by tho council to conduct
tho election uro: Judges—H. F.
Suessdorf, Alvah Eainos and Charles
Heagreen; clerks—W. II. Crary and
Cleno Ames.
In the matter of pressing the claim
of tho city to rccover monoy expended
for food and transportation to the
states of employes of the Alaska
Home Hallway Company, from the
Roynolds-Alaska Development Com
pany, Cjuncilni"\n Hmwii was glvou
plenary power to act in tho premises.
An ordinance was passod creating
the office of ehlof engineer of tho fire
department, which defines tho duties
and places tho salary of the position
at $15) pnr in nith. >
Hovoral hills wero ordered paid, and
several wero referred back to com
mitters for further investigation.
.The new council chamber makes a
desirable placo for holding sessions rf
that body, and as soon as tho furni
turo and fixtures arrive—probably on
tho first boat—a gonoral Invitation
wdl be extended the public to visit
tl»e now homo of tho council.
Cordova W<int« To lucoropratc
Cordova has fliod in tho district
oourt-an application to incor|>orate
tho town.
Russia sold Alaska to the United
Htates for 2 cents an acre.
The A. Van der Naillen School
of Practi- al Civil, Electrical Mining
Engineering. EftiiMitdifd 1864
Occtip In* tholr own bill din#, work»h >p mid
iti<t IrtbormorUi Op-n nil j> nr. ori-at da
maud ("t ox-Hiu<l«ni<< in all lln««. Naw itu
riant* Rhoulri vnroll at on<a. Addrv»» Mat
Snaat aud Tal«frapb Ara Oakland, Val
FRED M. BROWN
ATTORNRY.AT.LAW
Valdkz. Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
Attorney-At-Law
Office
Court House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM.
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
EITEL BUILDING
SECOND AND "IKE
Seattle, Wash
br. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
Second Street
Jn Reservation VALlJEZ
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates $1.00
up
Suvoy Hotel, (k'Hlilc, 2nd Ave., Penmen .St.;
12 hi ones: lire proof; concrete, steel and umr
>1«*: In tin! most fashionable shopping ills
rlet. Special large gam pie rooms for display
KneiMi prill; 210 room!", 135 battis; barbei
■Hop: llbrarr Most refilled, modem 1k»~i«tI>
.ti £eattle. 'Busse* uicci ull train* anil bouts
.RIvMODIJI/Ivl).
SEATTLE
N'kw Management Popular Price*
European Plan Centhal Locatk»
Finest Cnfo nnd Mar In The City ]
Wilson & Whito Co., Props. Chas. Perry, Mgi |
IN I'll K DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TF.RRI |
KI'IOKY OK ALASKA. Till KM
DIVISION
Ui tlie matter oi the i In lliinkruptcv
estate of I No 21>
Henry D. Reynolds f Order directing <-» r |
a bankrupt J vice <>y publication j
Whereas a petition wax, on fc* tli day of Feb- ,
ruai y, 1008. filed herein for at> adjudication oi ■
bankruptcy against Henry I>. Reynolds, and li |
appears thereironi that said bankrupt 1* not '
villi In tin- district, and it further uj>pearinp '
•bat a subpoena was duly ami regulat ly Issue ,
'ti said imi'tur on the tenth day oi February
1908, and placed in 'lie hands <>( tin* 1'uitcd j
3iat0< Marshal on said day for service, and ha' j
bis day been retimed to the e'.erK's olliot
.viihtuo indorsement thereon that tii4* «<ald
Henry L>. Reynolds, after due and < 11111 v;• in
*i atcli, cannot be found within said district,
and it appearing therefrom that personal ser
vice oi the subpoena herein, cannot be madi
upon him herein; now, on the motion of Os
tiander .1 Donohoe, attorneys for the pet it lon
er",
It Is okkkhkd:
That service oi such subpoena he made by
oubli>hinK this order together with said
*ubp>tna In the Alaska Prospector, a weekly
newspaper, published at Vuidez, Alaska, in
aid district, once a week for two consecutive
weeks, the last of such publications to be on
the 27th day oi February, ISiW; and l»y mailing
a copy of tills order and said petition and suln
«i.bp icna to the last known plaro ol abode oi
the said Henry I). Reynolds, in said district,
on or before the day oi the tint publication
Witness, the Hon. Silas II. Keid, Judge ol
sa il Court and the seal thereof, at Vuldez In |
said district,on the 11th day oi February, l-Wi. |
Seal SI1 a H. Held, Judge
Attest, Kdwurd J. Htier,
Clerk of the !>lstrict Court ior
the Territory of Alaska, Third Division
By E. A. Henderson, Deputy
Summona For Publication
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT '
FOR TIIK TERRITORY OK ALVSK.X
THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
Rune) I ',8. Hates, Plaintiff, i
Vernua > ,
Elizabeth J. Hates. Defendant, »
To Elizabeth .1. Hates, (ho above-named de
fon<lH lit:
Yon nri< hereby required lo up pear In the i
District Court/(or the Territory of Alnka,
Third Judicial Division, at Valdes, within
thirty day* after the completion of the publi
cation of tli Is mi in m o ii h, to wit, within thirty
clays after the 11th day of April 1W8, nnd an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff Ii 1.• d In this
action, or judgment will tie taken against yon
lu de'ault of Hitch answer In accordance with
• he i>rnycr of the plaintiff In his said com
p aim.
this action Is brought apnliist yon. the "'Id
defendant, by the plaintiff, to obtain n de
cree oi divorce dissolving tho marrliiee t< la
tlons heretofore existing between you and
-aid plaintiff.
An order for publication of numinous In Oil
action was made by Hon. ttllns II. Hold, lodge
of nald cou t, In open court on the 7t!i day of
January 1908.
Witness the Honoiable Hlla< II. Reld, lodge
of said court, this 7th dnv of January i*.» 8. and
of the Independent!*? of t tic United Slates the
one hundred and thirty-second,
Edward J. Rtler,
t;icrk ef the DlMHet t'ouii lor
tho lerritory of Alaska. Third
Division,
Rv K. A. Henderson,
Deputy Clerk
Data of first Publication February 27, 1908
Date of last, Publication April II, 190*.
HUMMON8 FOR PUBLICATION.
In tho United States District Court for the
Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division
LcRoy V. Ray, Plaintiff, . .
vs |
Gertrude h. Ray, Defendant. >
The President of the United Htatcs of America, I
O reeling:
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In Hie
District Court for tho Torrltory of Alaska.
Third Division, at Valdet, within thlrlr days!
afier the comp etlo i of the nubllca'ton of thI ->
summons: town, within thirty days niter 11«
2*»th day ol March 1909, and at.swer tho coin
ilalntofihe plaintiff filed In s<\M action, 01
judgment will be taken against yon in default
I of such answer In accordance with the pra>er
of plaintiff in bis said complaint
The said action Is brought against you, the
said defendant, by tho plaintiff to obtain a
decree of divorce dissolving the marriage rcla
tlon heretofore and now existing between you
and said plaintiff.
An order for publication of summons in ibis
action was made by Iho Hon. Hlla* H Hi Id.
Judge of said court. In open court on the Aih
day of February, 19C9.
witness the Honorable Hllaa 11 Held, Judge
Of «aid Court, tbli 11th day of February
aud of the Independence of the United Stato*
the one hundred and thirty-second.
Kd ward j. BUor.
Clerk of the District Court, for the terri
tory of Alaska, Thlid Division
By E. A Hend-rson,
Deputy Clerk
F'rst publication, Pebrutrr 19. *900
Last publication, March M. IV J
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Fine Wines, liquors and Cltfftr*.
Everything First Class
and Up-to-Date.
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DEALER IN
Dowr>, Windows, Builders' Hard
ware, Mouldings and Kinhhiafu.
Tar, P. & B. and Budd
ing Pap<r.
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Onw.Km in rut Nokthwe« *•
RAW FURS
Xlill. Dir.vt 10 l v U rite for Price Ms*.
It you desire writ', or ship to
McMillan Fur
& Woo! Co
! 107 Lanoi.ky Sr., Victoria. B. C.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
lvllamnr. Alanka
HOTEL biLLER.
lleti<lit<iHi tors for \ uUli'Z pcoplo. 120 rooui»
ftalci '>0 conts, $1 Riirt II.W por dtiy. Flrstcla*#
Kc.stimriiin in i nniini.'iiou Free Htu. Opposite
Postolll
Cos..I'll -i Ai. •>. L atvcr^uy el., KATTLt
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. O. POTTS, Prop.
l'tirop<uu I Imi, lion ."'.el lo<t mrt Newly Fur
n I-tied. J !•., >111- hi Ki'i.h llootn. U. H. P. O
in Itiillillin;, Hi.i tiii'J <. old Water. Katea 60c.
I ( Avi; A t.'MVKitsirY ST.
Seattle
in *ihi: i»isti:ict couirr for the
lliKKMOlCY OF ALASKA. TUIKD
Id \ ISIO.V,
In tlii' n>utn»r 01 tin- cslutel In flitakrupiey.
<>( i .Stilipoe.itt to
Henry D. (:••;. mild*. f Alleged
a bunkrupl.j UnukruiM
L'n I ted fir. if of America i
Ihsiri. ' ol Almk/i v
Third Juil < nil Lit l«lon.)
l'o Henry I'. I'.eynolila In said Division,
l> reeling:
I nf I'l-riiiln I'nu • ■; oftmed beforo 'In* district
• onrl f. r tin; Itrni-ryin Alaska, l'lilrd Dlvl
.>lnn, b* h n iii t 01 bunkraplcfi we coiamaad
hd'I nrl« tly onjnio y»n, laying all other mat
t.-r- iiM'ie, i'.ihI n -tnu ii I. t'juiliug nuy oieuw.
i luii ion i - t • ■ -n i i 1 \ appear heiotn our tald
1 v . ; in i>u hoiden In Valdei, lu said
diairiei and division, within |«n daya iron the
little fixed ,n '.lit i reg dug older u« the laat
iiiiio "i the i• 111111«•" 111<• 11 of thl« Mib|M>auu, Urn'
Im -iiv mi i t litinn.' Hie ninth day i f March,
lot 8. to answer h petition filed by J. C. Martin.
,i dm U. 8iij d. i, nn'1 1' l Donohoe,In our Halo
<'oiin, i ru> ink thiii yuii may he adjudged a
biinkrni t; and to do mithei and receive th»t
wliit 11 oni iid« iuri iluli com ritrln thii W
hull. And tiii^ i are In no wlae to omit un
der the pnliM find | enn.tles that may befall
i bett'on.
And ynii whall ( iiti i your appearance In said
inn t• • i in III" i li.Tk'% office mid shall | lead to
»ald I'Hlijon within tin; tliim required by law,
oiheiwlso <niid p'tltlon limy be taken pro
confe>*i>.
Wiini-m the Hun ^ i Ins If. Held, Judgn of an Id
court, and tin1 *eal i hereof, at Valdex, tills 11th
day oi l>111 u«"v, A. I>.119i h.
l.dwnrd ,i xticr,
< lerk of the District Court
f r the Territory of Alaaka
Third I Ivlron.
lly K. .\ lleuderaon, Deputy
Notlcc of Forfeiture
Vnldez, Alit«kn, February IS, 190a
To tiabrlcl A « pi and:
Vou me horeby notified thai,there has been
expended In the year 1907 in liibor and Im
iiroveineiit" upon the Alh e piacer group of 80
filar' (f"
group l,
IfiO ai rci the «ni in of eight bund rod dollar#
netc- toe mm of f »nf hundred dollar'" (♦<(»)
nn<» tip hi thi. Company Numbei Two group of
(fh j0>; hoih o'»aid Kroup« of ela'nlil wing nit.
nnted upon the middle (ork of th® Cheatoch#
rift river in cln«nn mining di-drlct, Territory
of Alaska t In: • Hid "III1M holng the amount re
quired by the lnv«ol I'nlled mate* governing
the location and holding of mining claim*,
neif-'in to bold Mtd group* «»f claim* afore
'Hid for ih" fallowing calendar year, to wit;
the year 1'joV, the aald work having been per
finned bv your former copartner lo aald
clntiii' , W. A (illkcy; and tnat the said W. A
Ollkev ha* lie «• t ld and ttanafcrred to the
under lgn« I. Win. A. Bchfofder, Jcaae B. (far*
vernnd Juno '.nrreit, nil hi* right, tltl* and
Inieiv-t In ml lo «abl clalmi.
Anil utiles, within ninety dava after lha
completion of tho publlctttlOn of thi* notice,
town; within ninety dayaaftor tbellthday of
M«ylW»a, you contribute your proportion tg
alien wnmtiil o»»» -ni. nt v.-ork, towlt; th«a;a
ol om: hundred viollart (»WU) for the *ald A|1«S
group ol i* 1 a 1 in14« and ono hutidxvl dollati
(lb0) for tho *aid Company Number Two frou»
of cla.nif, your lu.eio t in taid clalma and ail
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