GRAND JURY RETURN!)
FIVE K? CHARGES
One Indictment Accuses Him of Murder in Second
Degree for Death of Reinhart and Four
Others of Shooting With Intent to
Kill as Many Men.
Five indictments agninst Ed Hasey,
one charging him with murder in the
second degree for shooting and Icill
ing C iris Ilcinharb, and four charg
ing him witn shooting with intent to
kill as many men in the Keystone
canyon light between the (luggen
heim and Hsynolds railroad forces
list Septsmbor, wero returned by the
grand jury in the U.iitod States dis
trict court
Judge Parker h'ea:!s Plan for
Contorted Action Against
Nebraska Leader.
Washington, Jan. 27—Alton ft.
Parker is at the head of a movement
to eliminate Bryan fiv.m the contest
for the Democratic, Presidential nom
ination-. Many prominent Demo
cratic politicians are said to he in the
movement and a conference will he
held here next Friday to plan ;i cam
paign t > accomplish Thyan's defeat.
Washington, Jan. 2S—Tho signr 1
Service bureau is acquiring material
to construct tho second telegraph J
line from Valdcz to G ilk ti.a the ec m
lnfj summer. Work will begin <*is soon
us weather conditions will permit.
BRITISH CRUISER i
TAGGING JAPANESE!
—
Victoria, l'». O., J i t. 21—Tno Brit- I
ish cruiser Shearwater sailed under I
sealed orders this in ruin* ft r Iqui !
que, Chile, where tho Japanese an i
buying war material.
Bhacklcford Attack:} Caunon.
Washington, Jan. 2"»—Represent
ative Bhacklcford of Missouri at i
tacked Spoaker Cannon in a speoH j
today, characterizing him as the i
ablest champion of autocracy. lie
asserted that tho Speaker exercise: |
greater despotic power than any f
monarch in Europe, lie challenged
tho Speaker to riso in his place and
explain why ho takes on his nh uldcr* |
all tho responsibility of legislation.
Cannon merely laughed.
Bhacklcford stitod aftor tin session
that ho intends to organize a eani
palgn to b^oak Cannon's rule in the
House, which he calls a disgrace t<>
Americanism.
Reynolds ICxpects To Resume
Seattle, Jan. 27—II. I). Reynolds
wired today to his Seattle attorney,
Oliver O. MeGllvra, that In* ismn.king
final arrangements in Now York foi
money to resume work at. Valdez.
Homo of tho Seattle creditors are in
favor of continuing Reynolds at tho
hoa 1 of the Roynolls Alaska Dcvolop
mo.it C »mpany.
Amund.icn Going North In 1909
San Francisco, Jan. 28 — Capt.
Roald Amundson Is here and an
nounces that he will start, for Green
land in 10(H) to confirm tho rosultn of
magnetic Investigations made by him
In his trip through tho northwest
passage. He will return south by the
Atlantic rutito.
8clcntlet Coming To Alaaka
Washington, Jon. 28—T'rof, Hewitt,
r,f t.ho arohaoologioal Inetitut© in thin
•ity, ifl arranging to mr.ko a tour of
PMiMnh Hi Alaska a«xt »muMr.
Ilasoy was arraigned before I
J ulgo Rei.l in the district court
V I
Wednesday 01 the ii v«.i indictmonts ro- |
turned against him Tuesday by the
grand jury, cue charging murder in !
the second degree and the oilier four 1
charging shooting with intent to kill.
His attorneys reserved his plea to the
i idict nionls until Friday, and it may
g > over until Saturday. Meanwhile
II isey continues out on the bond he j
g tve when lie was bound over in the
c nimissioner's court.
Kebraskan Trying to Find
Whore Ho Is At in Fight
fcr Presidency.
Washington, Jan. 2S—William J.
Bryan is hero conferring "with Demo
crats at the capital, in Congress and
uiu of it, to ascertain Die feeling of (
inilucntial men in the party toward
hi« candidacy for thn Democratic
i'reaidontal nomination this year. He
denies the report that August Bel- \
mont told him recently that ho was '
an illogical dandidato.
UTTER POVERTY
Florence, Italy, Jan. 27—Ouida, the;
in tin. ress, died here Sunday in ex-'
ureine poverty in a milkman's cot-'
t igo, where she had been living, She 1
.vas unable to pay for her lodging:
and had boon refined charitable
assistance from any other source.
Ouida was tho pseudonym of Louise!
>o l/i Hamee, a widely read Kngliah
>. v< list. "0;:ida" was her own
•liildlsh mispronunciation of "Loui i:i"
ind she adopted it. as a nom do plume !
vhen fho began to write at a:i early j
ige. For many years she had lived j
it Florence. Her literary stylo was
.1 lilfarOiit. b.i!> h *r writings displayed
n.ieh ori._jin.dity of conception and J
ier descriptive power was effective.
>ho waa also an artist of considerable
kill.
Copper Sells At 13-34
New York, Jan. 23—Copper was in i
...rung demand today at
I/uinbcr Output of 1906
The roported lumber production of •
.ho United States in l!)0fl was 3/,550.- j
o0,00j foot, with a mill valuo of $(S2l,-<
l-31,338, the large-ii quantity evor ro
> >rUsd for i si i ;!t y > ir, a 11 >/ far i
> io greatest valuo. laadlition there'
voro p.'o.lu 33il*l 1,3 33,230,0 )0 shingles, !
valued at $21,1 >1,.533, and 3,812,807,000
lath, value I at $11,190,.330. Tho total !
value of the lumbor, lath and shingle!
production rep >rt jd in 1900 was tluia j
1650,700,013. Making a fair allowance
'or lneomploto roporta, It In aafo to'
uiy that at present tho annual lumbor j
mtoftho United States approximates '
I;rty billion foot, and that tho total
in.II valuo of the lumbor, lath and
shingles annually produced h not Iobh
jlian $7i)0,003,030.—Forest Service Cir
cular No. 122,
Aoetylone hn« a strong reducing
action hikI will precipitate many
motala from their solutions. For this
ronnon aoetylone is becoming reoog
aized as an important rc-agent In
chemical analysis.
Tho parent copper mineral of Butte
and Arizona is a lean, copper-bearing
iron pyrlto, and by secondary enrich
ment in oxidized and loached and
tho copper -deposited a richer
chaleoelte.
C'asei fro n If >u blaib-furnaeo^ are
now mado use of ns fuel, not only for
heating the air-blast and under boll
em, but for direct power generation
: la largo gat
■ MHHHHi
TRYING TO HOLD
COAL PROPERTIES:
Railroads Ask Time to Make'
Test Case cf Law Com
pelling Them to Sell.
Washington, Jan. 28—Bsveral presi
dents of coal railroads held a confer
ence with the Prod dent today to asl;
that they bo permitted to nialcc a test
in the courts of the validity of the
provision of the railaoad rate law cl
1S98, hoft i\i it bo generally enforced.
They believe the law is unconstitu
tional and want to take up a test ea:>
to get a final decision before they ar
compelled to sell their coal properties-.
An immense amount of property h
involved.
The president has taken the matter
under advisement and will decide i
within a day or two.
mm down id
Steamer Portland Leaves
First Beef Town Has Mad
for Two Months.
Seattle, Jan. 27—Steamer Portland
arrived from Valdez Saturday after- |
noon and reported that K at alia had
been out of all meat except the flesh
of porcupines for two months un
til the steamer put in there on her
way down. The town had received '
no mail since November 1*2. The
Portland landed fresh provisions.
Th s statement about mail is prob
ably incorrect as several mail steam
ers have called in at Katalla since
November 12.
HOGSATT DEFENDS
Washington, Jan. 127—Gov. 11«,^7
gatt says the reason for tho suhstitu
tion of Miller for Jefferson as pout
mastcr at Vuklci, and of Whittior for
Kindeil ;*t Skagway after the nomi
nations were sent in was that the
new appointees are belter men.
Catc Mad About Appointments
Washington, Jan. 23—Delegate Gale
is angry at the withdrawal of the
name of Jolforson to !»•> postmaster at
Valdcz and of Kjiidell at Skagway.
lie says both were lveoinmondcd fi r
appointment by him on strong home
endorsements, lie says ho would like ,
to know what bminoss < J. > v. II-»ggatt|
has to interfere in tho affairs of the j
delegate from tho teivit >ry. lie adds
tliat ho novjr heard of Miller, t he I
now appointee at Valdoz, and did not
know that Miller was a candidate.
Gov. J loggatt says he is taking no
interest in Alaska appointments ex
cept whole bad ones are prop mj I.
Iload Conrnl anion Against Jefferson
Washington, Jan. '28—A conference 1
between Governor lloggatt and Dele
gate Cam of Alaska itxiay developed
the fact t nit tho withdrawal of J. D.
Jefferson's nomination to bo post
master at Value/ was caused by the
opposition of the Alaska road Cuin
mission to his appointment.
African J/ious IJnt Mail
The Livingston Mail, which is pub
lished in tho cupiti 1 of Northwest/em
Khodesia, makes tho following state
ment in its issue of September 14 last:
"It. is notified for general informa
tion that tho mail bag containing
ordinary lotters for Northeastern
Rhodesia, dlspatohcd from Idvlngs
oon on the 21i.h u!t., has been do-,
stroyod by lions near Potauko. This
is obviously the fault of t he Chartered
company. Wob-fed lions will not eat
mail bags, love lotters, or even tho
most tasty local nowspapers. In order
to avoid similar catastrophes the
government, ought, to undertake the
feoding of these lions. We know one
or two local natives that might, well
bo used for the purposo."
Air is a moohanicai mixture of
about 70 pflrbo by volume of nitrogen
and 21 parta by volume of oxygen. In
addition to thoso ganoH, air contain#
nmnll amounts of carbon dioxide, am
monia, argon and ophor gawos, and
aU* varyiag miuW »f w»Ur vap»r.
STATE POLICE BILL
PISSES IS NEVADA
Also Resolution Asking That
Troops Remain Until
Foi *co Is Organized.
Carson, New, Jan. 2S—Defeating
the strenuous <j»j>r sitioii of the labor
federations t !io legislature today
passed tiie state police bill, which is
'rained to keep order in the mining
Jistriel ■*.
A resolution was also passed asking
.'resident Koosoveli to keep federal
tav.ops in the (Soldtield district until
..lie state polios force can be fully
rganized. The long distance In m
•Jalifornia the nearest location of
.urge bodies of troops, is cited, and
ear expressed that serious disorder
nay occur in the absence of repres
sive force.
Attorney-General Seeks 1c
Dissolve Combine o? Union
and Southern Pacific.
Washington, Jan. 27 — A;t ••rney
(leneral flouapavte tiled a suit tod.-a
in (lie ITr.iicd Slaies circuit tourt in
Now Yorl: asking the d'us >ki.i jii <<•
t ho merger of tlio t'nion and S uth
ern I'acilie railroads, r.d re:;:raining
the lTni( 11 Pacific fr« in owning s.ock
in the Santa IV, Croat* N» rihern or
Northern Pr.eilie.
FOWLER AM
CURRENCY LI'S
Washington, Jiin. 2£—Tow'ir of
New Jersey, chairman of the House
committee on Hanking and currency,
in a spcech on the I louse floor tod;<\
denounced the currency laws of tin
United States as the v orst in the
world. He said the roasurit s arc
sources of general su. pici< n ar.d < p
poi.ed the plan for a central nrtional
bank as unwise from several stand -
points. lie urged the c( i.iiag of
all surplus gold and the burning of
currency.
IHDU MAY REBEL
AGIST BRITAIN
London, Jan. 28—Advices receiver
horo from India say that an uprising ,
there is imminent and lliat. :il/0,000,0(i<
people arc preparing to strike for
liberty. They have been encouraged
by tlio successes of the Japanese ii.
war to fight (lie white race tin in selves.
An attempted rebellion means wai
with the Jb-ilish government, perhapt.
011 a iargj scale.
To Investigate Alaska Copper
Seattle, Jan. 25- J. t!, Florence (.)
New York, Consulting engineer oi
eastern capitalists interested in cop
per and wln> are considering invest
nientH in Alaska, sailed on the Sara
toga to investigate copper prcpertiob
of I'rince William Hound and vicinity.
Uol. Thomas VVhitehowso is here t<
await the return of Florence. If the
report is favorable a copper smelter
will bo built at Skagway.
Florence was sent into the Iliamnn
district hist year but the loss of two
mom hers of his party and his outfit
by high water compelled him come
out before ho proceeded far.
Chlttynn Uleh In Copper
Washington, Jan. 2fi- The govern
ment geological report described the
Ohlttyna district of central Alaska as
extremely rich in copper. This dis
trict will be tapped by the (Inggen
heim railroad, building from the
const.
I'lnd Wreckage of Ship,
Victoria, JJ. 0., J«n. 28— Prospec
tor* coming hero from tho Queen
Charlotte inlands report- finding tho
wreckngo of a lnrgo veseol on the
beach. They were unahio to Identify
it from anythlug found,
.i , ~
FRED M. BROWN
AT roRNKYAT-LAW
Valpez. Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
A TTOKNKY—A T- L A W
Ofliee
Court Iluustj VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Mt'inlu'r of
c*r» 1/1 'i \ v
Alaska liar. ORKl.iON
VV. LINCOLN REEDY
Dl'.NTlST
K1TEL HUILOLNO
SKCONU AND l'IKK
Seattle, Wash. *
br. II. COCKERILLE
DEVI'I ST
Second St fcrt I I
On Reservation \ ALPEZ
Ellamar
Mining
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Hltainar. Alaskf
Kor Assays Semi Your Ore To
Ella mar Mining Co.
(iold, Silver and Copper $.">.">0 1
(iold and Sil\ er - 1 .'*>0
Copper ... 2.00 i
Lead - - - 2.00
I' I.I.AM A li", A I.A.'-K.'
COLTER CENTER CLUB
i
C. II. Ovi:i:iiisi:u Prop. i
Fiue Wines, J/iqucrs and Cig'ars. <
JO very I liinir 'l,,ir>t c'!as.i
and I'p-to-hate.
COJM'KK CKXTKK. ALASKA i)
HOTEL FILLER.
l'cni!i|iiiirH rs for ViiMr* (noplo. IM room*
Km tc.s Oo routs, Jl mitl <1 jv pur tiny. Klrsli'lnsf j J
Ui'slHiiriiiit in cohiicclifii. l-'rce l.us. 0|>|x>3ltc ' v
I". S. I'ostoltn o. | •
<"«>*. 1 mt A \ X f.'iilvi-r.-hy st., bKATTLH
,RJvMODEI,BI>.
Ill
SEATILE
:\V M AN.V.KMKNT I'oiTI.AK I'KICKH.
' ItOI'KAN I'l.AN ('i:.NTI{Al. L0CATI0>
rincst Cafe and Bar In The City
sun >fc \\ liHc Co., I'r 'i'S. rims. IVrrjr, M^r
c. c. i\iidoipb
I'MONI; NO. 3
DEALER IN
Doors, "Windows, Builders' Hard
ware, Mouldings .->11 d Finishings,
Tar, P. & B. and Build
ing Paper,
PAINTS
OILS
GLASS
OKLAHOMA POURS
EEER IMTO SEWER i
Oklahoma City.—While hundred* i
<»f people watched, enllreleHH power i '
icw to prevent it,2,H)>0 barrels of beer, : 1
valued ut £17,000, was turned into the |
Mowers thin ove.iintf by the New Htate 1
brewery as tlio result of prohibition J
in Oklahoma. Tho beer wim stock left i
over and unsold when statehood caine I
Into bolujf. It could not bn sold or
given away, or shipped outsido the1
stat o. (
When the heor wns flowing from
nozzles Into tho Bowers people gath
ered with buckets, tin cups and every
conceivable thing and drank nil
| thoy wanted, Tho broworyman could
not give tho beer away, but thoy
oould not prevent tho people from
taking all thoy could got. On« old
. darky standing watching it for a fow
minutes could noo wait longer, and
pulling hi# old hat from his head,
caught it full of tho foamy liquor and
d«w««4 It wik* a big gulp.
N THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THM
TERRITORY OF AI.aSKA, TH1R»
DIVISION, AT VALDEZ.
. O. SNYDER, Plaintiff,) Summons for
vs. > Publication
I. D. RKYNOLi'S, Defendant.) No.'ill
The President of the United State* of AiaertM
>11. D. Reynolds, grte ing:
You tire hereby summoned and required to
ppear i n I he ahove emit led action and answef
lie complaint herein wihtln, thirty (30) dayft
oui the coin| lelion of the publication of tht4
it in iitoii >. to-wit; within Jjrty days frout
liu 2uth day of February, ltf08, to-v.!t'. on tho
1st day of March l'.na, or jndKini'Ut for
nut thereof will be taV.en against you. and !•
a*e von fn'l to answer the complaint herein
he plauit'ff will ask of llie court for leliel da
landed in said complaint.
This action is brought upon the contract tm
lie leeoverv of iiioiiev for kooos, sold and da
iver«*d hv the plaitititf to the defendant, where
n the plaintiff demands Judgment for Twelre
Inndied -evciiteen ($1211.70) Seventy si* liun
retli Dollars ali i costs of (he action in which
••lion and attachment has been Issued out ol
lie clerk's office of said Court, and property of
lie defendant seized under the said writ, an*
liat the plaint if will apply to the court tot
djudument and ord'-r directing the sale of
ud property or >o much thereot as will fcatitff
ic amount found due the plaintiif.
Said summon* was by order of the court oa
ic Sili day el January 1908, ut Valuez, Ala*ka,
tiected to be scivcj upon the defendants*
iihlicalion.
Date of tli*t publieatlon, January, 9, 1908.
Date ol last publication, February 20, 190S.
'itness the lion Silas II. Reid, Judge of
tii|, stii day, ef January, 1908. at
Vnldez.
EDWARD J. STIER,
t'leik ol 1'. S. District Court.
By M. 11. Cox, Deputy
>C THE DISTRICT COURT FORTITK TF.RR1
TOIiV or ALASKA. THIRD DIVISION'.
Fetor l'eii'wnn 1
Plaintiff,
v-, \ SnmmoBk
Annn Kiistinn Toierfon
Deiendunt. )
The President nf (lie United State* el Amert
ii <j reeling:
To Anna Kiistinn Peterson, the above named
.f'Mlllnllt,
YitiiHic hereby required to apjear in the
isiricl Court for the T-nitory of Alaska,
bird Division. nl Vnh'.oz, iiiihtti thirty da-a
Her t In- i i in |• <• ion <n 11ip | u hi teat inn of i lit*
< 1111 in us, to Hit: Within thirty dnya from
I ii iiftt r lilt.1 fit h liny of Mnicli, 11X1X, nnd mis
,• r i lir coin|■ 1 iiiiii of tin- above nainc.I Peter
'ctci.son. plaintiff in mill Hctioii. The aa'd
i tloii 1- liron^lii to dissolve tlic marriage cx
•ting Ictuivn I In* plaintiff and defendant,
lie orili r f r the i.ubli. ail on oi this 8 u minims
.us duly made and enter, d liy tlie above Court
n Hi Dili diiy of Tiininiry, 190(1.
And yon are licieby notified that if von fail
i> ii|i, ear and nn-ut-i th.- fhi«t couiioMiut, a*
Ii. \e reunited, the mi id jilain iff will ink#
idguieiil ii ((a i list \ on us prn veil for i ii his com
hunt ; num. ly, n judgnu nt of divorce, fi iever
■sMihing the in.iiriiiL'e ■ heietnloro eilMlilig
c I ween y. u and the said plaintiff
\\ itlic-s t lie lion. Siliis II. Reid. .Indue of
iii<l Court, ilii-> loth day of Juiiiiitrv. in tlio
cur oi mir l.onl o c thoiismid nine hundred
ml eight, and of the indc| endenee of the
'lilted tiites oi Aineriea the one hundred and
liirty .second.
Kmvmn.l Srirn, Clerk.
By K. A. Ilcnder.-oii, Deputy Clerk.
First insert ii n Jan lti. 19tH.
N THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIIE TICRRT
TORY «.F ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION,
bourns Itnoth and Clinrle* 1
'• ekl.-nb- rg, eo-p«rti.e»-s, |
uiiiK hnsines under the I N«. 214
i in name mud style oi
llooih »v Company, >
l'ltlin t'ff. *umtner»
vs
II D Reynold-,
DcfelldHnt. J
'I'lie Fee*iilenl of the 1'nitcd States of * mert
n, (in ct'iig : To the above mimed defendant.
I D. Reynolds
You are hereby required to appear Di th*
istrict Couri (or tne Terrlti ry of Al-t^ka,
'Inrd Division. holding terms at Vaidex, in
ii id Division and Teirit. rv, and to answer ilm
miipluint of p'l.intiffs Hlei' In the above en
i11111 in.'i ii. vvitiiiti thi'ty dnvs after Hie com
'ction of the leil* d oi publication of tliU
iimnioi s, to w It: Within thirty day* nftpr th«
Ivtb day of Fcbrunry, A, D.. lpufl. The orjier
ir the seivieeoi t in Minimon^ bv publication
■ .tilted on tli • 2inli. day of November, 1907.
The -iiid above entitled notion Is brought to
cover tin.' m»ui of e'evi ti hundred thirty
i^r'.t d. l'nrs itH'l thirty eig-'t cents, due from
efeiidalit to j.liiin11it. ii}i n a certain draft
rnun by -iiid def.-iiilaut. us and acting and
o'ng biislde-s uiide* the nnine of "Reynold*
.link," ii| on the Natloiml Hunk of Commerce,
t Sent tie. Wa- lilnitioil, in in \ or oi «al<l plain
Iff. n.« pay. e. dated October 7th. l'.M)7, for the
n d •uni. t lie >nld defendant then and there
mvinu no funds whatever lti the hands of
nld dri wee subject to the said draft, and hai
iot s nee had liny funds in snid bank, the
ri;wee named jti said draft, subject to the
nid draft, nil of which the *ald defendant
lien anil there «ell knew. The payment of
Hid sum v\a*. be ore the commencement of
Ins action, demanded of *ald defendant by
aid plaintiff.
And you are hereby notllled that if you fall
nappear and answer the sub! complaint, u»
bove r«i|ii'red, tlie said plaintiff's will take
iidgeiiu lit against you for the Sinn of eleven
inn.'red sinl t hit ty-elght dollar r.nd thirty
ight cents, witli interest, and iot>w anil di»
urseinensi in sold action.
Witness the iloin ruble ,lntre« Wlekershani.
tide of Miid Court, this 21th. diivoi Decent tier
n the yen of our 1 ord one thousand nine hun
red it rid set en. nml oi the Did ipendcnce of
lie United States of America, the • . « hun
red nld thirty' second.
Upward .1. Rtibr. Clerk
Ry I'.. II Henderson. Deputy clerk
wlrnnderiC Dnnohoe.
Valdcz, Ala«ka,
.ttorueys b r Fiaintiff".
•lite oi tiirst | uhlicatlon, D^eemlier !«, 19^T
into of In-t publication, Februnrv filh. IPO*
Application For Homestead.
pplivuiioti i •! Additional i ntry Onucr 8*«
11'>11 2i«H> iuvimki pimiti
IJ. H. i.uihi Ollii e Bt Jiineiiu, Alneke.
November a, 1W7.
Nillre Is hereby giTen, tliAt George J. Ixi'-e,
Ih.M' I'. M Ullict! HOd.is-, 1* \nl(1ct, A i A > k A,
Migi.er ol iNuiiirtnn*! K unluill, nod <«itiiirld
>■<11- Kvntis, tic ug endued to tne l»i netlis
i fee mil 'j.id.i «• i thi! hvviMid Hietutes of
if (unci bltiti A, ktmiiIIIik ii'l'Jiil.itial
iinl* t'• Ho|ill»»i« null sudors ,vm > ierve.l in the
ht if I lit* KeliCI lioll. 'I hereby tipt.il y to
in. r Hi)1 IimiiIm fiui.r.ic, !ii in U b. Hui Vcy No
i.i, sllurt<M ncir Villi lc/, 1,1 lli« I list! it I i>(
Itiskn, lAiituile id d« g. no mill. N. ninl long!
mi) uii ui'K 11 iiiiii w.,niid mure partlcultti If
i sc. I bed ii* inl huvs :
iii k•••'■'"K *l ' 'I' '• t N". 1 of *ni«l BtirTi'r No.
>.». h «r. i'.i stone lrt*iix« niHrkiM S. —I.m 0.»r I
. S. I in-. Moii. i>o I n utwrs !»♦> ile<. tfi mm.
I li> 21 plis, i or. No i. (J. H 8urvvy No. i<44
tin!S. 67 nfK. H.'i lull! K. MJ.i eh*. distant;
inm •> S. 47 iteg. <1 mill, W 4u i hs, luOoi. N a
ill MiiVr.i No. I'm; iiii'Iii< K 62 1V ehe te
or. No. M, oi s.ml sinvey No. I.»); tcelire mint*
I ii| < lis, |i> Cor. N". I, hi mid survey No, 4n>;
iii in i' \\,si ;% in rut.. io ("or. No. I ol said
Hi vvy No. »•>•"», hii I Hie i• I»«««• ol beginning,
uninl iiik I• »v» WK Mi ri*. Mii>;iiiiie \ itr miihii*
hil Kiici o7 minute* KAM, Additional to
heir i 11k11»mi 11<11n. s.fiHi-, v. ...in iii«- mi.i
.it Initio I K iinlnill eiiti i«il on the'2Mb d«y ol
.,1)1 lw>3 |i. r lioini si end No. N>, ai HtuVerm
.nil, \> ist'oiislii ; atii.I vvii i< fi Die mild \\ I mi eld
roll KvhIis enter, ii on tin' lilli, nay of June,
l»7H. HI liiirr.MHi, Aikr.ns.it;, bUf hnun^iciiJ
hi. 1770.
iiy Mini nil person* elMlming Adversely nny
nirilon id tin,< itliov e tiesei i.beti true t of Intid nit
e (inred lo hli- witn tliu Kegistor aii i heeeiver
I the 11. H. I.iiml <if))<e ut ,1.menu. Alnskit iliclr
iiivoi'itv elniin thereto, tindi'i omli, during Wi*
leriotl ol piilil.tiilinn or within tinny da>s
lierenfler or in«• y will be tinned by provis
•iii • of tn j it, it. it.)
Orourm J. Lovt,
Assignee oi .ml nnit.ei i\ inheN
And Wlnfleld Henlt Rvnn*.
ft Is hereby ordered that the noilieof fb»
orettolnK ai plication be published In the
'I'ros .<•( tor," a weekly new .pnper, printed end
mill lulled nt \ Aide/,, AlA«kii, for the statutory
wnod, Mini t hereby deii RttHie the same m>
be new*-pnper published iieKtesl the above d*
icnbed Innil
john W. nnnLKN, r»*is»4f.
l>Ate of flrst pnblleetion, Peeember 12, I90(T
I>«lu of lA«t ptiblli etlon, F*krti»ry U, I9ue
.lonv I.YOMS,
Attorney for Applleeat
Cn1l for Wftrrnntn.
V*1d«i, r*n. t. 100%
(lit r• J'iiikI WArrAQt* tip to nn<i Inoli
ln» No. H\2 will ).<• pit II if p flllllld at mid
lii «■ W M (.In tin flflpfl fMffi ■ 1 h i• ■
K 0, WHEAT, T*w« Tri