MARTIN HAS FEAR
OF PARTNER KOON
Atremble by reason of the fear of
what may befall him when ho arrives
in the states, Fred Martin, one of the
proprietors of the California saloon
in Fairbanks, is en route to Seattle,
a passongor on a recent steamship
departing from Valdez, Mr. Martin's
fear is not caused by the fact that he
has committed any crimo in violation
of the law, but by realization of the
avenging disposition of his partner in
business, Billy Koon.
Behind this fear of Mr. Martin there
lios a story of duplicity, a story where
in Mr. Martin appears as the villian,
and wherein Mr. Koon takes the part
of the persecuted victim.* It all hap
pened while Mr. Koon was spending
a month or two outside, and when he
returned it was with the avowed de
termination to get even.
In The Morning Trouble Comes
It seems that no sooner had Mr.
Koon arrived in New York than the
persecution began. History does not
record the hour of Mr. Noon's retir
ing on the night in question, but it
docs record the fact that early in the
morning he was awakoncd by the
clerk of the hotel, who sent a bell
boy to inform Mr. Koon that the
place was not a dog farm and t hat he
had better come down stairs and dis
pose of the blockade of mongrels
then in evidence. Mr. Koon was
sleepy, but the ease seemed urgent
and lie arose, dressed and slowly made
his way to the hotel oilice where lie
was confronted with a sight that
made him have memories of Fair
banks for scattered about the lobby |
wore dogs of all sizes and of all deg
rees of family history.
The physognomica! appearance of
those in charge of the dogs made for
courteous treatment, and it was with
the utmost diplomacy that Mr. Koon
discovered that the men and the dogs
were where they were in response to
an advertisement appearing in tin* nil
the morning papers. As best he
could Mr. Koon dispersed the motley
assemblage and then patronized the
news stand.
Careful perusal of tho advertising
columns finally let a great light pour
its rays in upon the understanding of
Mr. Koon. Ho needed no detective
to divulge the identity of the person
who had caused to be inserted in the
want columns the statement that he,
Koon, desired to purchase a dog of
described age, size, color and pedi
gree: it was Martin.
Women Anxiously Await
Mr. Koon took a long breath and
moved to another hotel. For a day
or so everything was lovely and he
began to believe that his partner was
tired of spending money for telegraph
tolls and for advertising hills, but he
made a wrong guess. The third day
he was called at an hour unearthly
for a man who likes to see the elec
tric lights twinkle, and the friendly
bellboy informed him that, the parlor
was full of women.
"The back way for me" muttered
Koon, as ho hurried into his clothes,
and in the nearest saloon he picked
up a papor and therein found the ex
planation in tho form of an adver
tisement to the effect that William
Koon, an Alaska millionaire was in
search of a wife; it was Martin.
Aftorthat Koon submitted grace
fully to arrest and to other slight in
conveniences, but he treasured the
memory of the events, and this is
why Martin is bound outside in fenr
and in trembling anticipation of tin*
fate that may befall him.
ROY'S AFFINITY IS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
Seattle, Jan. 'iO—David Roy, a well
known lawyer of Fairbanks*, by an
order of court today whh d I rooted t<>
pay to the woman who had junt di
vorced him $3,000in cauli and alimony
at tho rate of $T>0 »i month. An aflln
It-y Ih allo^od to bo tho oauHo of tho
trouble in which Hoy flndH hm«o1f.
Mra. Hoy, In her complaint for di
vorce allege* that for Reveral ycara
hor huaband han refunod to support
hor and that she han been eared for
by her daughters*. Hho wayn that
fondncHH for another led hor. huflband
to deaort her.
LOCAL MINERS ARE
SORE AT BUGGIES
The Prospector has received u let
tor from union labor men of Valdez
expressing indignation at the action
of corporations in bringing in men
from the outside when many capable
men in Alaska are out of work. The
Prospector is not fully informed as to
the facts but as the letter is temper
ately written most of it is given here,
in accordance with the Prospector's
policy of giving a hearing to every
body who has anything to say 011 a
matter of public interest. In part
the letter says:
"In Valdez and'itscommunity there
are about 300 idle men. Thore is
nothing for them.to do but wait for
work 011 the trail and in the copper
country.
"In face of these facts we have
lately seen a crew of men brought to
Valdez, some say from the Dakotas,
to work 111 the copper country for the
Guggenheim interests. If these peo
ple continue to disregard local con
ditions and have 110 consideration for
anyone except themselves they will
arouse the sentiment of the people
against them.
•Early last summer the people of
Dawson held indignation meetings
protesting against the action of the
GuggCnheiins in importing contract
labor at a wage of $'2.25 a day,
while the going wages at Dawson
were $4 a day, with plenty of labor
at that price. At the present time
in the Klondike a prospector who
returns from his probably unsuc-j
cessful attempt to locate a pay streak, j
with his clothes and energy worn,
and as usual a financial wreck, is not
only assured of a job alongside of n
man who can speak the Engliuli
language, but is guaranteed work I>y
the government in preference to out
side labor. It was also decided by
the government that $-1 a day should
be the recognized miner's wage in
the Klondike."
PATRONAGE IS CAUSE
OF BIG ROW IN CUBA
Havana, Jan. HO—Cuba's entire se
cret. service force resigned this morn
ing as the result of a quarrel between
President Gomez and Vice-President
Zayas who cannot agree concerning
the appointment of a chief for the de
part mont. For sevoral days the pres
ident and the vice-president have
been endeavoring to arrive at an
agreement concerning the appoint
ment and the dispute has assumed
the proportions of a serious quarrel.
Tho exact detail precipitating the
action of the members of the depart
ment is not public knowledge. The
men who resigned declare that they
will not return to their duties until a
settlement of the present difficulty is
reached.
Twenty-four yearn in a long time
for a whip to bo away from its home
port, but that is tho record of a whal
ing bark that has just docked in New
Bedford. The vessel left New Bed
ford In 1884 for a voyage around Capo
Horn and since lias been engaged
most of tho time whaling in northern
latitudes. The ship brings,news that
the whaling ships in the Atlantic are
generally making heavy catches this
season. The whaling business seems
to have experienced a revival, and
with tiiis New Bedford is developing
new importance which presents some
likeness to its old-time activities as a
whaling port.—Springfield Union,
September9, 1000, will be Califor
nia Day at the Alaska-Yukon-Paoifio
Exposition. The same day will be
observed as San Francisco day. This
will be the anniversary of tho date
the state was admitted to the Union.
.lafet fjlndborg, one of the richest
mining men of Alaska, will exhibit
gold from each of the creeks on the
Seward peninsula at tho Alaska-Yu
kon-Pacific Exposition this year.
A Whitehorse woman In monkey
ing with a Ore and kerosene got. her
dress on fire and the Htar say* she
did some of the tallest screaming
ever heard in those parts. The fire
department turned the hose on her
and she was extinguished with no loss
save to her dress.
KODIAK TO HAVE
FORTNIGHTLY MAIL
Scuttle, Jan. 30—Ah a preliminary
to its purpose with regard to improv
ing the steamship service of western
Alaska, the Alaska Steamship Com
pany today issued an order directing
that the schedule of the steamship
Dora be so altered as to permit of a
twice-a-month mail service to Kodiak.
The Dora will depart from Seward
making connections with the steam
ships departing from Seattle on the
twenty-fourth of each month.
It is believed to be the ultimate
purpose of the Alaska Steamship
Company to establish a regular ser
vice between Seattle and Port Gra
ham, and in this case it is probable
that the Dora will make Kodiak her
eastern terminus. The fortnightiy
service between Seward and Kodiak
will be maintained until the big liners
are operated on the Port Graham
schedule.
EARTHQUAKE AGAIN
BRINGS ITALY WOE
Messina, Jan. 30—This city is again
in a state of terror, caused by heavy
earthquake shocks prevailing last
night and this morning. The shocks
were accompanied by rains so ter
rific as to approach a cloudburst in
severity. The condition of the refu
gees is pitiable.
llome, Jan. 30—Severe earthquakes
this morning created havoc in Siena
and vicinity. The inhabitants are in
a panic, and are fleeing. So far as is
known here no one was killed.
CHILE AND PERU ARE
THREATENING FIGHT
Valpariso, Jan. 30— Refusal on the
part of the Peruvian government to
permit Chile to place a tablet on a
monument erected over the graves of
the soldiers in Peruvian soil bids fair
to cause a war between the two coun
tries. Diplomatic relations have
been severed and the Chilean squad
ron has been ordered north.
in this city the news of the Peru
vian government has caused the
most intense feeling, and war will be
welcome to the people, who feel that
the memory of their hero dead lias
been insulted.
CHINA'S BABY EMPEROR
IS REPORTED MURDERED
« Tokyo, Jan. 25)—It is reported here
that the baby emperor of China is
dead and that death wan canned by
poiHon administered with criminal in
tent. Another report lias it that
death resulted from smallpox.
Officials of the Chinese court refuse
to aflirm or deny the report of t he
emperor's death.
Hard Times Set Cupid Back
The annual report of the auditor of
King county shows a great falling off
in the ro veil lies from marriage licen
ces for the year ending July 1, 1008,
as compared with the last preceding
year. In 1007 the collections for mar
riage licenses amounted to $10,544 and
in 1008 they amounted to but $0,810.
The slump is about 50 per cent. The
recent special report of the census
bareau on marriage and divorce
brought out the effect of a panic on
marriage. The number of persons
who marry at such a time is much
less than in prosperity years.
Allontown, l'a. The Kev. C. II.
HteinmetB is to receive three cents a
year as his share of the $10,000 es
tate left by his mother, Mrs. Eliza A.
Steinmotz, who died several weeks
ngo, and whose will has just been
probated. Hho bequeaths to her son
$1 for life, this sum to be placed in
the Kaston Trust. Company and in
Vested at three per cent. The legatee
of the estate is Mrs. Mary E. Voor
hoes, a daughter. The executor, V.
Z. Kohler, is to be paid $500 for his
services.
J. T. Preaoott, of Hpruee creek,
Atlln, says there is more work being
done on Hpruee creek than at any
time In the last four years. Atlln
lake Is not yot frozen over.
SERIAL 0218,
SOLD1KRS ADDITIONAL 1IOMK8TKAD AP
PLICATION
I'. 8. Land Oftiee, Juneau, Alaska,
Nov. 17, 19UH
NOTICK IS IIKRKUY GIVEN:
That Oliver 1', llnbl>tir<l of Valdez. Alaska,
as assignee of Jeremiah llurcvNi beneficiary
underSect ion 2**1 li. S. Revised Statutes Kraut".
iiiK additional lauds to Soldiers and Sailors who
erved during the war of the Rebellion, ap
plies lo enter KuKTY (10) acres being lands
embraced ill Alaska uon-mineral U. S. Survey
No i6s, situate near to and north of the town
of Valdex, Alaska, ill Juneau, Alaska, laud
District. being more particularly described
as follows:
SURVEY No, l.">8,—lieglnniug at Cor. No. 1, a
granite stone ISxiix.% ins. 12 Ins. in ground
marked S. 4.V* Cor. No. 1, on side faeiiiK claim,
I' S. Loc. Mini. No. 1.V» bears S. <0 deg. 19 mill.
W. 27.08 ('lis. dist. Cor. I Survey 4<V> bears \V.
I AD C lis. d 1st. Thenc.i K. JO Obs. to Cor. No. 2,
a granite stone20x7x7 ins, 15 tns. in grouml;
t hence 8. 20 CIlS. to Cor. No. :i, a green stone
20x7x5 ins. l.">lns. iu ground, marked S. I.VH Cor.
:t, on side lacing claim : thence W. 20 Clid. b>
Cor. No. t a green stone IMxOxH ins. 12 ins in
ground, marked S. I'<* Cor. I on side facing
claim; thence N. 20 ('lis. to Cor. No. I. the
place of beginning mag. var. 28 deg. XI mill.
K. area to acres.
As additional entry to said Hurgrs# original
Homestead Kntry liwj. Moodv, Missouri.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described land are re
quired to lile in t lie li. S. I.and Oiliee at Juneau,
Alaska, during the sixty days statuory per
iod of publication of this notiec, or within
thirty days thereafter, their adverse claim in
due form and manner or they will be forever
barred by provision <.f law.
JoiinW. linn ky,
Register.
It is hereby oi<lered that the foregoing no
tiee of publication be published for the full
statutory period of sixty days in the Alaska
Prospector a newspaper published weekly at
Yaldez. Alaska.
JoiiNW. Dl'DI.KV,
Register.
Date of tir^t publication January 21, ItHW,
Date of Inst publication March •!.">. IW.i
SERIAI, NO. 0217.
SOI.HI KltS AIHHTIONAl, IIOM KSTKA l> Al*
1'I.ICATION.
I'- S. 1 mill OHiee, Juneau. Alaska.
Nov. 17. l'.HW.
NOTICK IS IIKRKBY <!IV KN :
That Oliver I'. Hubbard. of Yahiez. Alaska,
assignee of each, Kmil Krcderick Kromrei, and
Heirs of Timothy (ilciison deceased, each a
beneHeiiiiy under seelion VMimI C. s. Revised rs
Statutes granting additional land* to soldiers
ami sailors who served during the war of the
rebel lion, applies t > enter (INK Ill'NliRKD
KIVK, 27 ion, (ltt>27) acreg, being lamls em
luaeeil in Alaska iion-mluc'iil S. Survey No.
I-V7. situate near to ami north of the town of
Vahlez, Alaska, in .luneatl. Alaska I.ami Ills
triet. being more |iartienlarly described as fol
lows :
KUItVKV No. I"i7, Itcgiiiuing at eor. No. I,
identical with eor. No. I of stir. I > •, a green stone
tlxtiin.six in. alaixe ground. markeil on si<h>
facing claim for I; wlietiee I' S. I.oe. Mon.
No. t.Vi hears S 7u ilcg. 02 lilill. \V. 2fi.0ti ('lis.
• list; The nee N. :il .'.'2 'lis, to Cor. No. 'J, a green
stnnc Sxs ins ."> ins. aliove ground marked S.
IVT Cor. No. 'J. on side facing elaim; thence K.
oJ.'.ili ("lis. to ('or. No. :{ a green stone lKx7x">
ills, 12 in>-. in t lie ground marked S. t"i7 Cor :i,
on side faring elaim : them e S. :$l.'.i| ('lis. to
Cor. No. I. a green *tonc20xKx7 in^ins in
ground marked S. I »7. Cor. I. oil side faring
claim ; tiienee \V. :>2.'.i'.m'lis. lo Cor. No. I the
place of beginning. Mug. var 2K deg. .'w mill.
K. Area IO."i,27 aeles.
As additional entry to said Krotund's origi
mil homestead entry 2727 Traey, Minnesota.
And to said (ilcasoii Heir-' original Home
stead Kntry Iti7-I l.a Crosse, Wisconsin.
Any ami nil persons claiming ailverseley any
portion of the nhove ileserihed laud, are re
i|ilired to tile in the I'. S. I.and Office at Ju
neau, Alaska during the sixty day or statutory
period of publication of this notice, or within
tliirtv day* thereafter, their adverse claim in
due form ami manner or t hey will be forever
barred hv provision of law.
•loirs W. IU'Ih.kv.
Register.
It is hereby ordered tHat the foregoing no
tice of publication he published for the full
statutory period of sixty days in the Alaska
Prospector, a newspaper ptsidished weeklv at
Vahlez. Alaska.
■ lulls W. Hl'lU.KV.
Register
Diitcoi lirs( publication .lanuary 21. 190".',
Hnfe of last publication March 25, I'.MKi
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Valdez, A l.-ska, .lanuary 2s l!H>!i.
I'o M. Bertram :
You arc hereby notified that I have ex
pended during the year P.nix. one hundred dol
lars in labor and improvements upon each of
the following described i|iiartz mining claims
situated on Kail Itiver, a tributary of the Kast
arm of I'mikwik Hay. I'rince William Sound,
Alaska, and hi the Valde/. recording district
thereof, viz: Kali l.iver claim. Kali Itiver
claims Nos. One, [11 to Kivc [•'>) inclusive, Vir
ginia claim and N'iigiiiia claims Nos. One (II,
and Two |2), [ill lie in all J. The location no ti
nes of all ol which claims w ill be found of rec
ord in Vol. N of Mining Locations from pages
21! to 2.V2 inclusive, i u I he ollice of the Recorder
of said Recording Hislrict of Valdez, Alaska,
ill order to hold said claims under the provisi
ons of Section 2.121 of the Revised Statutes of
the riiltcit States ami the a mend incuts t hereto
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
being t lie amount required to hold said claims
for tlie period eliding on theUlst day of He
cembcr I'.ms. And if within ninety days from
t lie personal service of this notice, or within
ninety (lays after the publication thereof you
fill I or refuse to con tribute your proportion of
such expenditure as a co-owner, your interest
in each and every one of said claims will be
come Hie proporiy of the subscriber, your co
owner. who lias made the reuuired expondlt
lire, bv the terms of «nld Section
II W. Arnoh'.
I'ate of Klrst Publication Ian. 2H, I'.itr.i
Hate of l.ast I'llbllcillloli A prll 2®, 1'.m 1».
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Valdo/., Alaska, February I, l!KH>.
(I'd I lie* liig Passage Mining Company:
Von tiro luTi'by untitled that there lias
been expended ill (lie year l!»07 in lal»or and
improvements <>n I In- Bonanza lode mining
claim,and the Kagle lode mining fdaim, and
the Kldorado hide mining claim, and (he Dirty
Yellow lode milling claim and the Sloop lode
milling elaim. all situated on Knight Island,
ahont three miles south of the tttg Passage,
I'rlnee William Sound, Valdez recording dls
Iriet. Territory of Alaska, the mini of Two
thousand six hundred and sixty-eight and
AO 100 dollar* ..Vi]; said sum being in ex
cess of the amount rei|iiired l»y iuw to he ex
pended for animal labor upon until claims to
hold I lie same for the ensuing calendar year;
and there has boon expended upon sai<l Ho
nanzii. Kaglo Eldorado, IHrty Yellow and
Sloop milling claims in the year ItiOH, forammal
labor and improvements the sum of Five hun
dred dollars [fr>oo], the samo being the amount
requiredby law to hold said claims for tlir en
siting calendar your; said work for the years
1W7 and IMS having been performed by vonr
manager, A. Von (inntlier.
And unless williiii ninety days after com
pletion of the publication of this notice, to
wit; within ninety days after (he lith day of
May I9n(». yon pay and contribute to I he under
signed, for such animal labor and improve
ments the sum of Three thousand one hun
dred and sixty eight and .">0-100dollnrs (fMltW.&O)
yonr interest in said mining claims and eaeli
and all of tlicm will lie forfeited to and be
come tlie property of
A. Von linnther.
First publication February i, l!H»(»
Last publication May 6, 1900.
| Wreck Cnuaca $2,000,000 I,ihel
New York, .lint. 29—Libel for fW,
000,OfH) wftH this morning died in the
admiralty court I».v the owners of the
wrecked steamship Republic, the
defendanta In tlx1 notion being the
company owning the steamship
Florida. The Florida rammed the
Republic causing the latter to
j founder.
Ilrlatow Roasts llarrlmnn
Topeka, Jan. 20—In accepting the
office to which he lias jtiHt been olec
j ted, United States Senator Hrlstow,
before the state legislature this morn
ing, denounced llarrlmnn for (he
latter'n connection with the Alton
deal, characterized by Henntor llrls
tow ns criminal to n degree demand'
Ing punishment. «,
NOTICE OK KORFKITURK
To A. L. Hingletary, Kdmund Hinlth and As
loclttn:
You and each of you arc hereby notified Mint
there ha* been expended lu the yearn 1906-1907
1906 In labor and Improvements on the follow
ing lodes, mining; Halms situated on Knights
Island in i'rlnee William Sound mining and
recording district, t erritory of Alaska, to-wit,
the ltig Bonanza, t lie Klilorndo, the Kaglc and
the Dirty Yellow, the sum of twelve hundred
and seventeen dollars (1211), orinorethau four
hundred dollars In each of said years tor the
»ain group of four claims being in excess of
the amount required by law to hold said
claims for the year following the performance
of said assessment work. That said expen
diture for labor and improvements as afore
said was made by Dr. A. Von (iunther. co- j
owner of said claims with the persons above]
named.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion 01 the publication ol' this notice,
to-wii, within ninety days after the 8th day of .
April 1909, you contribute vour proportion of I
the expense of the aforesaid annual labor, to
wlt, the sum of One hundred and thirty-three
and 33-100 dollars fur the year 1900 on said
l$lg Bonanza. Eldorado, Kaglc and lMrtv Yel
low mining claim*, and the sum of One bun
dred and thitty-three and 33-100 dollars for
the year 1".H»V on said llig Itouan/a, Kldorado,
Eagle and Dirty Yellow milting clairtis, and
the sum of One* Hundred and thirty-three and
33-100 dollars for the year 1906 oil said Big Bo
nanza. Kldorado, i-agle anil Dirty Yellow
mining claims, the interest of each and all of
you >■ each ami all of said mining claims will
be forlelted to and become the property of
your said co-owner.
A. Von <• iitit her.
First publication January 7-1909.
l.ast publication April 8-1909.
IN TilK DISTRICT COURT OKTIIK t NITKD
STATKS TKRR1TOKY OK ALASKA, DIVIS
ION NO. AT V ALDKZ.
The 1'iiileilStntcs of America,1 No
vs.
The Schooner No. '2 Klnsel | hi Admiralty.
Muni, tier apparel. tackle, |
boats, cargo, stores, P(|iil|>- J- Notice For
meni kixI furniture.
I I'll M icatlon.
The United Stales of America |
Territory of Alaska, | ss
Third Judicial Division. j
WHKRKAS: A libel of Information tins been
tiled in the District Court of the United States
of Ameriea for the Third .Indieial Division of
the Territory of Alaska nn the Atlt day of De
cember in t he year of our Lord «»ne thousand
nine hundred ami eight by James J.Crossley.
Attorney of the United States, in hehalf of the
I'nited Slates against the tchoo'icr No 2 Kin
sei Maru, her apparel, tackle, hunts, cargo,
stores, equipment ami furniture alleging in
substance that K. I'. Itcriholf, an oflicer in the
Revenue * 'utter Service of the I'uitcd Stales,
duly commissioned by the President of t he Uni
ted States, in command of the I'uilcd Stales
Revenue ("utter Hear, it11<I on special «luty in
the wat»rs of the tei ritorv of Alaska, on the
j'J*2nd day of July l'.HW, \\ ithiu the liuiitsof the
Territory of Alaska and in the waters thereof,
and within the civil and judicial district of
Alaska, and the Third Judicial Division of
Alaska, nil waters navigable from t lie sea by
vessel* of ten or more tons burden seized said
vessel and cargo as forfeited to the use of the
United States; that said vessel is owned by
| some person or persons unknown to thcsaiit
I attorney of the I'lilted States and was sei/.ee
j on the aforesaid date when said vessel, lie.
captain,oflieers and crew were then and thcr>.
| found engaged ill killing fur seals within tin
' limits of the Territory of Alaska and within
I the said waters thereof, in violation of section
nineteen hundred tlflv-six (l'J'itil Revised
jstatutcsof the United States, and that they
j diil kill fur seals in the Territory of Alaska
| within said Third Judicial Division and in the
waters thereof, contrary and In violation of
[ the section aforesaid in such cases 'made and
\ provided ami thereafter on thefith day of No
vember A D 1908, the captain, oflieers and
| crew of said vessel after having been duly in
dlcte I and tried in the criminal court of the
I Third Judicial Division of Alaska, were found
guilty ol having killed fur seals within tlit
limits of Alaska Territory in the Third Judici
al Division ami in the waters thereof on the
22ml day of July A. U. 190S, and in violation ol
section nineteen hundred tifty-six (IQ5t>) Re
vised Statute# of the United States; and that
saiil schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, ear
go, stores, equipment and furniture became
thereby forfeited to the use of the I'nited
States;"and praying that the same may be con
demned ami sold as forfeited ns aforesaid
NOW, TIIKRKKORK: In pursuance of the
moult ion under t he seal of the said court to
me directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming the said
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, cargo,
stores, equipment and furniture, or in any
manner Interested therein, ttint they be and
appear before the said district court to lie held
at the City of Valdez, in and for the Third
Judicial Division of the Territory of Alaska,
on the third Monday of May 'WJ at ll:0no'
clock in the forenoon of Unit day, provided
the same shall be a day of juristietlon, other
wise on the next day of jurisdiction thereafter
then and there to iiitcrpose their claims and
to make their allegations in that behalf.
I'ated this 'it'll h day of December, 19UK. at
Valdez, Alaska.
Jane* J. Orossley.
I'.tiled State* Altornev.
II K Love,
United StHtcs Marshal for the
Third Judicial Division of the
Territory of Alaska.
Ily L. Vawter,
Olliee Deputy
IN Til K DISTRICT COURT OK THE UNITED
STATES, TERRITORY OF ALASKA
DIVISION NO. a. AT VAI.DE/.
I Tin* United Stale.* of America,) No. .Tui
vs
The Schooncr 8atkal Mam, . Iii Admiralty
Iter >iI• )>iiri*I. tnekle, boats.
cargo, stores, e<|iii|inieiil J- Notice for
and furniture,
! Publication
The United States of AmerieH, i
Territory of Alaskti, \ ss
Third Judicial Divsion. J
\V tt KRKAM a libel of I n for tun I ion lias heen
liled in the District Court of the United States
} of America for the Third Judicial Division of
the Territory of Alaska on the 5th of Decem
ber in the year of our l,ord one thousand nine
hundred and eight l>v James .1. Crossley, At
torney of the United States, in behalf of I lie
United Stales against the schooner Saikai
Maru, her ai>|>arel, tackle, boats, cargo, stores,
e<|iiii>incut and furniture alleging in substance
that E.I'. Itertholf, an officer III the Revenue
('utter Service of the United Stales, duly coin
missioned by the President of the United,
Slates, in command id the United States Rev
enue ('utter Hear, anil on special duty in the
waters of the Territory of Alaska, ou t lie Wild
day of July I'JOH, within the limits of the Ter
ritory of Alaska and in the waters thereof,
and within the civil and judicial district of
Alaska, and the Third Judicial Division
of Alaska, on waters navigable from the
sea by vessels of ton or nioro Ions bur
deli seized said vcHsel and cargo as for
felted to the use of the United States;
that said vessel Is owned by some per
son or persons unknown to the raid attorney
of the United Htates and whs seized on the
aforesaid date when said vessel, her captain,
officers and crew were then and there found
engaged in killing fur seals within the limit*
ol the Territory of Alaska and within the
said waters thereof, In violation of section
nineteen hundred tifty-six (1956) Revised
Statutes of the United states, and 'hat they
did kill fur seals in the Territory of Alaska
| within said Third Judicial Division anil in
j the waters thereof, ' 'rary and in violation
of the section afo, . In stteli raws made
and provided and ..ereaftcr on the '2nd day
of November A. D. 1908, the captain, officers
and crew of said vessel After having been
1 duly indicted ami tried In the criminal court
j of ttie Third Judicial Division of Alaska, were
■ found guilty of lia* lng killed fur seats w ithin
I the limits of Alaska Territory In the Third
Judicial Division and in the waters
thereof on the '/2nd day of July A.
I). !<*«, and In violation of section 'nine
teen hundred llfty-slx (l!J5fi) Revised Stat
utes of the United States: and that said
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, cargo,
! stores, euninment and furniture became there
bv forfeited to the use of the United States:
and pravlng that, the same may be condemned
and sold as forfeited as aforesaid.
Now, TtiKitBroftR, in Mjimuiince of (he
monition under the seal of the said court to
in a directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming the said
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boats, cargo,
stores, equipment ami furniture, or in any
manner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said district Court t<> he held
at tiie lily of Valdcz. in and for the Third
I Judicial Division of the Territory of Alaska,
ion the third Monday of May IfHW at Il:(*i
I o'clock In the forenoon ol that flay, provided
the same shall ho a dav of jurisdiction, other
I wise on the next day of jtlf iMloilon thereafter,
1 then and there to lnterpo«e their claims and
make their allegations In that behalf.
Dated this Win day of IM>eeniber, 1!m*, at
Valdess, Alaska.
James J, Crosftley,
United States Attorney.
If. K. I,ove,
United States Marshal for the
Third Judicial Division of I lie
Territory of Alaska
i Ity C. f< Vawter,
Jk 0111c* Deputy
_
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
l>r. H. COCKERILLE
DKNTIST
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
The A. Van tier Naillen School
of Practical Civil. Eleetrical Mining
Engineering. Established 1SG1
Ot'iMlin tiiv* their mvii limiting. \vnrksliop nli<l
nnil laboratories. Opou nil yinr. liront <lo
inaiitl (iiri'X-sluiU'hls hi nil lilies. Now stu
dents should enroll sit oni-v. Address 01 st
Street rtltd TeU'Krapli Avi- Oakland. <al.
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SEATTLE
Nrw Ma.nackmknt I'oi ri.Ait 1'im is
Kuropkan Plan Ckntkal Location
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wilson Wliiie i'<>. 1 lias. I'crrv. Mm
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Kuropean I'lmi. Keinoil* IKmI ami Ne\\l\ Kur
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HOTEL DILLEK.
11 <'ii< l<| 11 >> it • * r for Valiliz people. Il'ii rooms
Kales Ml eolits, $1 ainl Jl.MI per ilay. I'irslelass
Kestanraiit in eonneettnii Free lln- Opposite
I'. S. I'ostolliee.
Cos. First Av. «v ruiver>ttv >t.. SKA T! l,K
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska
H. E ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Skwarii Alaska
Noticc of Forfeiture
j T«.liwpli II. Kirineyer
j Vnil urn hereby 11<• 11tlI Hull there hit- lieetl
expend* (I in l In- yenr I'.his, In hilmr iiinl mm
provenienls on tlit* follow inn Imle minim:
cln t ins sit tinted on lilneicr Mmul. in Prince
W i 11 iii 111 Hound minim: iiinl leronliiiK district
Territory «»f Aliiskii, l<> wit 111• ■ K ninl M . M
iiinl K,, i lie Imi n ml iiir Under, the Mini nl
II ci,IW,or more ilinn linn on em h claim hciiiK
ill excess of the iinnninl r«<1111■ I liy Inw in
hold snltl elnlnis (in tin tent follow :iik the
pcrforiiinnce of snhl iisscssmciii «nrk Tluit
sniil c\peliti it ill e fur hilmr ninl iini'iovi'int'lit"
us nforcsiild wits niiiiie Itv K II Mni'li, i iwnvni"
of snltl clnInis w it h the person nhm. iiium il;
ninl lllilesM w itliin liIin-I> tlity> iillci tin- folll
plot Ion of l lie pttlil ia*iit ion ni 1111 - notice; (o
wi I nil hill li i lie I y 11 ii \ • ill 11 • r I In i it; ti i li iluy of
April, ItMl vim contribute your |irn|>orlIon re
ijiiireil liy 1 ii w ofl he i'v peiisi- of tin- nfmesiinl
li li li mi I liilio'', tow it. J:in imi foi (In-yen IWNnii
snhl K. mill M . M. ninl K , Hie I'ol ninl the
llntler inIiiIii i-liiiids yiit11 inti ie>l in i nrli mnl
nil of sh iii m till UK elii i iiis will hi' forfeited Hi
ninl lieeomethe properly of voiii -nnl < ■<< nw in
iC. II Mink
lllllouf Ill's! pll t>1 It'll t it III. lull. 7, I •.«».»
j l>nli'of lust publication April s, p.ie'.i,
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Notice Of Forfeiture
To,l II. Kmlili'lon I: s )• 11■ *• Ic'<■ 11 mnl .1
H. Fisher :
You mill encli 'if yi ii iiii lierehv iiiit iMr■ 1
(lint we linve expi'inli i| tIn'sum t<( Ktuhl hun
dred (HOO.OO) 111111 »1 r - upon tin- Hrtek <'tin unci
tirnnp Awsoeliit on t liilins of »im- II mnlrt'il
.Sixty (I nert'S si t nil till Oil lull • reek. A Ills
kn.ns will iippeni liy loeiitn.ii i erf llicntc re
eorileil .1 illy I i, Hin7 in book I oi l.ncntioiis on
pliKC ,V.I|, Keeorils of Viibley. in nriler In holil
sniil premises ninler (he provIsimis of sei ilnn
2821 lie v i sei| Him iiles o' i lie On I ted Hlnles, be
ItlK the ii li i oi i li t n»i|iilreil to Imlil the sntii" foi
the yenr eiuliliK I'i i . III. IMW. AiM It wltlilii
ninety dii.vs nfier this notice hy publication
you fnil or refuse |o eneli • outrllnite Out1 Hun
dred(IUMOO) Dollins mil costsnf this notice
the same beiiiK your iirofinrlIon of such e.xpcii
flit lire IIS en IliVIIPrK, yon I i ii let i - I in I'll Id i In I In
will become the pmpi n> of tin subscriber*
nniler snhl section
.1. II Shot well,
K. I'. Melss.
I intcd hi Vnldex, Alimkn, this sixth tiny
of .Inniinrv. A I'., l!H!i.
IInle of III s( Insert lull. tn ii 7. If* 1
Pnie of Inst Insertion Aprils, inn'i
Notice of Forfeiture
To The A relic MIiiIiik • o., n corporal inn Htnl
the I ml I v Id iiii I in 'in hers l heteni.
You ninl each of ymi nre lit teby ttntille.l that
l here fin* boon e*|ititnled ill the ycnflffMI in
l^hor mnl Improveinenls on the Ciillfo'iiln
pi neer ininiiiKelnlm «lliniied ni ' lute t i<'ek. In
the Coppet c.'tiler recording district Territory
of Alnskn. Hie sum of flno. belli# tin- n mount
required by Inw to hold «ald elmni under the
provisions of seeilnn','.'!?l. Ileviscd .-'liitnips nl
the CnHcd MIbO's for the year etnllui; l»ec,III.
|«W<. And if within nltn t\ dnvs nfter this no
lice by publication you fnll or refuse fo contri
bute (ti the tindeslKUcd your prnportlon of
mich expenditure «* ciiow nen, your ItilcroM
liilltcsnfd f it 11 for n I o plncer elnlni will be for
felted to mid become the properly of Hie Hit
de»sl«neil under snhl section 2.1'JI.
Imues linker,
W. II tirflrjr,
N. Criiry
Pale of first publleniioti Jan H, I'Mty,
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