Telegraphic m
Ruef Attneka Indictment
San Francisco. Fob 7—Abo KiicI'h
attorneys today attacked the in
dictmout against hini charging brib
ery procurement In the trolley lino
franchise. They moved to quash on
the ground that a sentence in the in
dictment was emitted in the copy
•erred on Kuof. It' the objection is
sustained the trial will ls< dolayed un
til a new indictment can be relumed.
Favors Confederate Monument
Wanhiugt-on, Fob. 7 — President
Roosevelt indorses the proposition to
erect a monument to Confederate
dead In Aillngton cemetery
Paris, Feb. 7—France in mobilizing
20,000 trooj>« to send to Morocco for
iho protection of French citizens
there and to preserve order. Sultan
Muley Haflz threatens to drive all
Christians found in his domain into I
the sea.
KxpoHltion Bill Pnaeew
Washington, Feb. 7—The bill tor
the Alaska-Yukon-Paeiflc exposition ,
paused the senate yesterday after- |
noon. Senator Burkett of Nebraska'
opjjoscd the bill, saying that the prv»- j
ineteiu had made little progress to- j
want getting it under way and that |
(hi* elty of Seattle was forcing an in-!
dornemeut of a private scheme. lie
said Aluskans were t:>kiiiR little iu
terest in the fair.
Try to Oet Rockfellers'H Hody
lYeeport, 111, Feb. 7—Three men
were discovered last night opening
the grave of l)r. Livingston, who Is
said to have been Dr. Rockefeller,
lather ot John I>. Rockefeller. Po- '
lloe olllcer* llred twenty shots at tho
men, who ran away when they were
disturbed. Two escaped hut one was
arrested if1 relus«-« to talk
Copper 1J 1-2
New York, Feb. 7—He lined cupper
quoted at 13'ii Uxluy.
Taft to Uenign if Nominated
\N a*hingt.on, Feb. 8— Secretary Tatt
will resign uh secretary of war if he
is nominated for president. tiov. j
Charles K. Magoon of Cuba is slated
lor the nuecosalon.
Democratic Currency Bill
Washington, Feb. H—The democra
tie minority of the houie committe J
on banking and currency will rejHirt i
i currency bill fathered bv Wiliiamn
of Mississippi, tho minority leader in
liio house. It provides for taking tho
_.—?t^.>osith oi notional hanks one-six
reenth of 1 per cent annually to create
j. fund of MIS,000,000 to ho hold to pay
ihe depositors oi hanks that tail
and iii» unable t<-» jwiy depositor** in
tul I.
Republican Campaign Committee
Washington, Feb. H -The republl* I
run congrep«|i>nal campaign com- j
mlttee Includes Need ha in of Califor
nia, Fray ot Montana, Nixon of
Nevada, Humphrey of Washington j
Cale of Alaska. Members from Arl- !
/.on a and Oregon have not been ap
pointed yet
Preparing For Royal Funeral
Lisbon, Feb. H—The bodloa of King
Carlos and Prince Ix>uls were taken
today to tho church of San Vincent©,
where manses were said. The street*
were lined with troop* as the cortege
pasted.
Prince Killed King'* AwHamtin
Lisbon, Feb. 10—Au autopsy on the
bodies of the assassins of King Carlos
and Crown Prince Lou it revealed In ;
the brain ot the one who shot the j
king a bullet from the revolver of'
1'iinee Louis, Allowing that ho killed
Lis father's slayer before he was1
killed himself.
UnitH Office To Hooat Taft
Washington, Feb. 8 —First Assist- i
unt Post master-Oeneral Hitchcock;
will resign office Febuary lf> to assist
A. L* Vorys in the management of 1
Secretary Taft's presidential cam
paign. Vorys gave out this state
inonl today. IHlebcock Is a Masaa
rhusett« man.
Pcnnypacker Wanted Whitewash
llarrisburg, Feb. 8—In the nt«to 1
cnpitol building graft investigation a
latter w«m produced today from Kx- ,
Governor Pennypacker, written when '
he wan In oflluo, to the attorney-gen-;
aral o( the ntate, sugfiestliiK that a
whitewash be madt* of tho Kraft
charges.
Chancellor Day Hmella Blood |
Albany, N. T. Feb. 10- Chancellor
I>ay of Hyractise university In an ad
dress at the bankur* ban(|uet denoun
ced President Roosevolt for hlt« polic>
lowardn corporation*. lie »aid tho
provident Ih creating cIamh hatred and
that hin official and public utterances
ure the ravin#* of a demagogue. Dr.
Day prophosied that within a deende ,
blood will flow in tho atreet* If tho
Morgan Dlacuaae* Labor Question
New York, Feb. 10—Plerpont Mor
gan in an Interview nays that capital
and labor must- Inovltably battle for
control. He affirmed that labor must
learn that it cannot control the in- ■
duatries owned by other men and ,
that it must auoept f«V%ag«a
present governmental policy toward
won 1 tti it* pursued.
Newspaper Wants War
Vancouver, B. C., Feb. 10--A Jap- j
onesc newspaper prints an article urg
ing the Japanese people to prepare
for war with the United Htates It
argues that Japan will have the
friendship and support of France in
such a contest.
Canada Wans to to Fix Up
Ottawa, Feb., 10 — Ambassador j
liryce, the British represent at ivo at
Washington, is hero conferring with
Premier Laurier upon the details of
u settlement by treaty of various
commercial issues with the United J
States.
Roosevelt Not Going To Chicago 1
Washington, Feb. 10—The official \
statement is given out from the White j
House that President Roosevelt will '
not attend the republican national
convention at Chicago.
Charged With Forgery
•Seattle, Feb. 10—Frnest Harris, j
formerly u conductor on the Nome & j
Solomon railroad, was arrested here 1
today uj>on the charge of passing 1
forged checks for several hundred .
dollars. He was married only three j
months ago.
Fulton to Sue lleney for Slander
Portland, Ore., Feb. 10—Senator!
Fulton writes thut he wl!l sue Fran
cis J. lleney tor slander on account i
ot recentcharges made against
Pulton by lleney in his announcement f
of what he is K^ing to do.
lvxtra Pay For Alaska Travel
Washington, Feb. 10—The army ;
appropriation bill contains a pro- |
vision tor extra pay tor regular army j
ofllcers in Alaska to eover traveling i
expenses.
Former Valdett U*aidcnts Wed : j
Mrs. Maud Marie biieitcr and Mr C. I
Kearney Hammond w* re married at'
Vancouver, li, January 1. Both J
were formerly in Iuisoh-sh in Valdez j
ami are well known ht.ro. They will j
he nt home in l-'airltunks alter April 1.
Jenkins Talks Back
Washington, Feb. 10— Chairman
Jenkins of the judiciary <ommittee,
in ii speech in tin; house today reply
ing to the arguments oi certain anti
saloon advocates said the government;
could not afford to listen to anti-saloon j
(imitators who carry prayerbooka in j
one hand itiui knives in the other in j
the torin of hills aimed at the stabil- I
ir\ of government.
Katalla Mall to (io tttralxht
!
Washington, Fob. 10—The post j
ofllce (J*»»)JirfJi»eni. toda.t reconsidered i
the recent order directing that mail I
tor Katalla, Alaska, be left at ('or-j
dova to he went t>> Katalla hv any
chnncc conveyance. It in ordered j
tliat mail he taken direct to Katalla j
hy regular mail steamers.
Cicta 550,000 Out of Ilntik Vault
Salt Lake City, Fob. 10—It was I
learned today that the vault of the ;
Utah National bank was opened j
January 7 and $60,000 taken out. Three j
men were in possesion of the com*
filiation but each is able to prove a
complete alibi and there in no clue to
the taker. The tact ol the theft only
leaked out today.
Work Scarcity Filla Navy j
Washington, Feb. 10—Tho naval en- !
Hutment, which wan 600 abort a few I
months ago, has been filled up to the i
full complement since the industrial j
depression brought about a scarcity j
of work and threw many men out of i
employment.
Florida Una Republican Row
Ht. Augustine, Fla. Feb., 7—The ■
republican *tat«* convention split
today over the efforts of the antl- >
Roosevelt men to prevent an endorse- [
ment ol Tatt lor the presidential
nomination. Meveral fist fights and
much violent talk took place on the
floor.
Bryan Talka to Canadians
Montreal, '.Feb, II — William Jen
nings Bryan addressed the Canadian
club this afternoon. lie was warmly
cheered
Copper 13 3-8
New York, Feb. 11—Refined copper!
whh quoted at 13 todny.
Saratoga Reaches Seattle
Seattle, Fob. 11—Steamer Saratoga
arrived from Valdoz last night.
Franco Badly Seared
Paris, Fob. 12--Ex-Pronator Franco
of Portugal secretly left that country
and wont to Marseilles, where ho is
In hiding. He h said to bo almost
crazy with fear of asHasaluatlon and
travels disguised. The feeling against
Franco In Portugal was greatly in
tensified by the assassination of the
king.
Fnvor Merchnndlae Pont
WaHhlngton, Feb. 12 — President
Itoonevolt and Postmaator-Ooneral
M«yor fuvor t.ho Hurnham bill which
f>roj>nH4>«« to crcato a merchandise
parcflH It flxcH the maximum
weight of « ninglu package at eleven
poundH and th« rafo of )>oM4.gfl at f»
sent* « pound.
Ovation to Taft in Kaukam City
Kannai City, Feb. 11—'JTho banquet 1
n honor of Hocrotary Taft by the |
•epuhllean* of thla city Uit night wu |
i memorable ovation. Convention ,,
i*U wa« packed with 16.000 people' ]
besides the guests at tho banquet.
In speech Judgo Tuft ttold the
country is passing through n regime
of moral awakoniug. 'l'he American
peoplo demand that all law breaker*
be punished irrespective ot their
wealth. Ho argued strongly tor buj>
port of the policies ol the Roosevelt
administration.
Taft Wins in Ohio Primaries
Columbus, Feb. 12—Taft carried the
republican primaries in Ohio yester
day over Foraker. He will control
the delegates to the Chicago conven
tion and will also have a large major
ity in the ntate convention.
PindB Gold In Desert.
Reno, Nov., Feb. 12—While shelter
ing trom a storm, Arthur Gale, a la
borer, found a 3-inch soam of exceed
ingly rich gold quartz in the desert
twelve miles south .of this city, yes
terdoy.
Irookrt Bad For Exposition Bill
Washington, Feb. 12—Speaker Can
non referred the Alaska exposition
bill to the way and moans committee
today, it is feared by its supporters
that this was done to bury it.
To Bnild New Cable Steamer
Washington. Feb. 12—Proposals to
build a new cable steamer and mine
planter for the Pacitic coast were in
vited by the navy department today.
Sullivan Licks Flyun
Los Angeles, Fob. 12—Jack Twin
Sullivan won in ten rounds from Jim
Flynn. He landed the most blows.
The flght was tame.
Bunk Robbers Get $25,000
Rich Hill, Mo., Fob. 12—Tho Farm
ers' Manufacturers' bank vault was
blown open last night and £26,000
taken. The robbers escaped but sev
eral [Kisses are scouring the surround
ing country.
Explosion Kills Fifteen
Pittsburg, Fob. 12 —Fifteen men
were killed and ut least a score fa
tally injured by an explosion in the
Monongahela furnace at McKeesport
this morning. Many other employes
were hurt and great, damage done to
the building besides others adjacent.
Windows wore broken ior many
blocks.
Northwestern Sails With 250
Seattle, Feb. 8—Steamer North
wcHtern sailed at 10 o'clock this morn
ing lor Valdcz with 260 passengers,
including sixty miners for the Tan
ann. She carries a heavy mail uli»o.
Among the passengers are George
Esterly, Henry Levy, H. I). Weeks,
Qeorgo K. Baldwin, George Atwell
Michael J. Ilcney, ft. It. Gray and
Frank Kemau.
Nothing Doing on AlnHkn Central
Scuttle, Kill. ll--John 12. Italluino
state* that uo uoiU on the extension
ol the Alaska Central railroad will
be done t IiIh year owing to tho im
possibility of ruining money in the
pre Hen t financial stress.
Alaskans For Appeal Hill
Seattle. Feb. 15—A large number of
Alaskan* now in Seattle mot laat
night and indorsed the bill now pend
ing in congress allowing appeal* from
Alaska to the circuit court of appeals
to be-heard in Seattle or Portland as
well aw in San Francisco, an at
present.
Fifteen Hurt In Collision
Seattle, Feb. 13— An interurbun
special carrying member# of tho Gor
man l,lederkranz to Tacoma collided
with a freight car at Georgetown, just
south of this city, and flftoen person*
were injured, four of them Seriously.
Direct Primary For Ohio
Columbus, O., Feb. 13—Tho state
senate Unlay paused tho bill for direct
primary nominations for county offi
cers and election of delegate* to state
conventions.
Molten Metal Crcuiatcf) Twelve
Pittsburg, Feb. 13—A tap hole in
the tube furuuee of the National steel
plant burst this morning and fifty
tons of liquid metal was thrown
through the room, cremating twelve
workmen. Great damage wa* done
to the building.
l*abor Men to Organise
New York, Feb. 13— Labor leaden*
are planning to organize a now labor
party independent of any existing po
litical or socialist organization. It*
purposes will be to enforce the de
mands of the union labor through leg
islation and the control of exeontlve
offices.
Tnti Talka In Michigan
(Irand Rapid*, Mich., Feb. 13—Sec
retary Taft addreated the Lincoln
Day banquet lust night, being JtroeUnl
by an audience of 2000. Ho aaid that
America h taking firnt, place an a
world'* power, breaking all record*
tnnde by nation* uinco the beginning
of Mine. He urged the need of a
Inrger navy ami commended the poll*
3I0Hof the preeent administration. He
eulogized the republican party and
mid that Lincoln, McKinley and
ttooAovdt ha/1 all been right.
To Hunt For Loat Man
Washington, Feb. 13—One whip ot
Admiral Evan*' fleet will ittop at the
rortoiae ialauda off the we»t coaat of
touth America, to soaroh for Wll
lam* J off a of Oonnutlout, who wai
itranded thera thr^e yeare ago and1
ia« not tino* ba«n heard of.
CLAIM REYNOLDS
IS NOT BANKRUPT
Seattle creditors aborting that
their claims against H. I). Reynolds
aggregate #30,000, cabled today to
Edmund Smith asking him to protest
In their namoa against tlio court pro
ceedings to forco Reynolds, the Rey
nolds-Alaska Development Company
and the subsidiary Reynolds com
panies into bankruptcy. They ex
press the belief that Reynolds and his
I companies are solvent and will soon
be able to pay all obligations in full.
! The messago is signed by the Seat
| tie Hardware Company, Fischer
Brothers, Dupont Powder Company,
Crane & Company, Galbralth, Baoon
& Company.
WANT MONEY FOR
JUNEAU BUILDINGS
Washington, Fob. 12—Brick of In
diana introduced a bill in the hous*
I today to appropriate ?17G,000 for a
governor's residence and oillco build*
| ing in Juneau. Delegate Cale of
Alaska introduced a bill appropriate
i ing 1200,000 for other federal olFlco
buildings in Juneau.
[ The naval bill carries an item of
,000 for an electric light and power
plant for marino uses at Sitka.
MARTIAL LAW
AT FAIRBANKS
(Continued from Pago 1)
| Perry haa wired to Washington ask
j lug that troops bo sent from Fort
; Gibbon. He thinks their presence
will help maintain the peace although
there is no apparent need of ad
ditional force.
TANANA INTERESTED
IN VALDEZ CREEK
Thv Fairbanks Times says: "In
tervst in tho Valdoz creek camp of
the Sosltna district seems to be on
the increase, judging from the nimi
ber of outtlts which have already left
tot tho diggings and which are plan
ning to loavo within a week or two.
Sunday two more outfits loft Fair
banks, travoling with dojc teams, nnd
there were Home whoplamndto loavo
this morning nad it not been for tho
present celd weather. Among these
is Louis Hagen, who was In tho coun
try during 1003 and 100-1 and staked on
Lucky gulch and several other points.
.Some of this ground ho still owns
through the reprosantatlon work that
has been done by his partners In the
camp.
"Hagoii liuys ho Is e>atthat
there In ground open for staking ax
all of Monahan'e holding* wero
staked as Individual claims and it
would be Impossible for him t-* do
the representation work, amounting
to thousands of dollars, on all of them,
fo» he hat* been busy all the time on
hi* paying claim.
"Bagen also owns a quartz ledge,
the largest, he says, that he ever saw,
located about two miles from Lucky
gulch. It Is heavily mineralized, he
•ays, but whether it carries anything
of valuo he can't say, as he has nover
hod it assayed, the samples which he
t«K>k out for that purpose being lost
before he go* out of the district.
"Among others who expect to loavo
for Valdoz creek within a few days
•re Al. Thompson, Otto Grummer
and R. W. Ferguson."
Steamer Farallo* sailed lor Seattle
last midnight.
Bottle manufacturers of Austria
Belgium, Denmark, France, Cireat
Britain, Holland, Sweden, and Nor
way have a trust which they call tho
European Union of Bottle Manufac
turer*' Company, with Limited Lia
bility.
Qoldfleld, Nevada is said to bo very
much to the bad financially.
MARINE MOVEMENTS
Northwefit«rn;sallod from BeattloBth
Bertha; nallod from Seattle 10th.
Haratoga: nulla from Beattlo 10th.
Jeanle; sailed for Seattle 6th.
Portland; nailed for Beattlo 12th.
• Farallon; nallod for Boattle 13th.
1 will remain In my office Thursday
er er Irui* from 7 to 9.
C. T, Daooett, Deutlnt,
Next to Boattle Hotel.
May, »ell und exrlmnKe everything
New «ud ceoortd hMiid goodn nt Ad tern.
OOAL ' — COAL
Vnlder Dook Cn-of Valdet Tr»nnf«r (Jo
Follow the crowd to the Mon» (
tana ami nee the new moving
pictures.
Call for Warrants.
V«14c«, Ff»>. 13. 1W.
Cllr fIff tanfl Warmnt* up to and InelinK
In* No. WA will l>« paid If preieuUI «t rajr of>
ftc» wltblo t«Q dayi from d«to.
I. 9 Will AT. Tt*e*nt+t.
GASOLINE ENGINES
HIGH GRADE AND
IMPROVED MARINE
engines
1 9O8 MODEL JUST OUT
Shvo time and money und nond to-day for
Cataloguo and Pull Particulars *
GRAY MOTOR CO. sbwaV* StW
Strewn With Wrecks SS
loNt through bad Inventmenta or incompetent or dlahoncfit management.
Rut those wht place .their Business through thin Bank escape all this.
BANK DIRECTORS: E. F. Okay, J. E. Childkuu, John
Lyons, R. P. Fkrouhon, H. I. Hkmflk, Ahthuh Lanci
Dependable Outfits
for the Trail
H
ORSE REMEDIES
GALL CURE, HAARLEM
OIL, PEROXIDE HYDROGEN
Headquartoxrt lor Newspapers, I OXA/ P" QTTI
Magazines, Lowneys llfgb v; J-I
Grade Chocolate* PR 10 EIS
Owl Drug Company
RRERARE FOR WINTER
by letting us wire your home or place of baaineap for eleotrio
lighta or telephone. Our service this winter will he long hours
and be unexcelled in every respect. F »r wiring leave your orders
at the otllce at the earliest iuoment, so on to avoid thn fall rush.
ALASKA WATER, LIGHT & TELEPHONE COMPANY
LADIES BAZAAR
Everything for the Ladies and BabievS
Alaska Coast Co.
mtmmrThe Inside Route Betweenrmmmu
Southwestern Alaska and Puget Sound.
Operating Steamers Portland, Bertha and Jeanie
Next wailing for HeatUo, Toooma nud all intermediate Porta
STEAMER PORTLAND..
II. P. ALEXANDER, A. H. DAUTRICK,
Oenkbal Manaokh, Tacoxa. Oenebal Agent, Valdez
IN TI1E DISTRICT COURT FOR TUB TKftKI
Rl'lORY OK Al.AfKA, THIRD
DIVIHION
In the matter Of the ) (■Bankruptcy
(-mate of I Na 346
Henry I), Reynold*, ( Order directing Mr
a bankrupt J vice by publication
Whereas a petl'loa wan, on It# 'hday of Feb
ruary, 190*. filed herein for ««, *UJtidli atlon •!
bankruptcy against Henry D. Reynold*, and It
appears ibeiefroui that said bankrupt Is aot
within the district, and it further appearing
that a subpoena was duly and regularly issued
In nid nit Ur oti the tooth day of tabraary.
1*03, and placed In 'he band* of the United
B ate* Marshal on said day for aervlcc, and has
this day been ret trned to the dark'* afflce
with tke lndonera"Ut thereon tfcat the said
Henry D. Reynolds, after due and dllllgent
s ai cr», cannot bf round within said dl«trlot,
and It appearing therefrom that personal aer
Tlceefthf subpoena herein, cannot be made
upon him herein; now, an the motion of Os
render A Donohee, attorneys for the petition
er*,
It Is OitorfiRD:
That service of such subpoena be made by
publishing this order together with said
subpoena In the Alaska Frospector, a weekly
newspaper, published at Vaidec, Alaeka, In
said district, once a week for two consecutive
weeks, the last of such publication" to be an
the 27th day of February, IWi; and by mailing
a copy of this order andf said petition and said
subpoena to the last kn»wn place of abodaof
tkcsald Henry D. Reynolds, in said district,
on or before the day of the first publication.
Witpkss, the lion, eila* H. Kelt. Judge el
sa d Caurt and the seal thereof, at Valdei, lo
uald district, on the 11th day of February, 1M*.
Deal 811 e H. Reld,Jud|«
Attest, Edward J. Htler,
Clerk of the District Court far
the Territory of Alaska, Third Division
By K. A. Ilendeteon, Deputy
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates $1.00
up
Hnvoy Jn<J Av« , P*nf<» 8t !
H •torle*: Ar» proof: concrete, «t«el •no nv»r«
bin In thf most IMtllbBtW* •hopptnf
trlrt Pwrli! Inrirf Minpl* room* fo» dUpl»f,
Knpl|»h crrlll; 210 room*. 1» b*lb* V b*TV?I
•hop: ttbrarr Mom reflnM, ■od««n botwrly
In 'Rutttt me«t ®H lr»l#i 104 «WW.
Cull for Warrant#.
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AH cllf wim*nt» uo to tnd Including Mt.
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II THK DI8TRICT COURT FOK TIIK
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
DIVISION,
la the matter of the estate) In Bankruptcy,
of i Subpoena to
Henry D. Reynold*, [Alleged
a bankrupt.; Bankrupt
UnitedStates of America)
District of Alaska >
Third Judicial Division. >
To Menry D. Reynolds In said Division,
Greeting:
For certain causes offered before 'he district
court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Divl«
•loo, aa a court el bankruptcy, we command
and strictly enjoin you, laying all other mat
tern aelde, »ud nothwUuHtandiug any excuse.
tha( you |>emonally appear be ore our «ald
dlstric court to be holden in Valdez, In laid
district and division, within t*n day* from the
date fixed la the f regain* order aa the last
date of the publication of thl* subpoena, that
it to aay on or before the ninth day < f March,
IKS, to answer a petition filed by J. C. Martin.
J>hn O. Hnjrder, and T.J. Donohoe, in our faid
court, praying that you may be adjudged a
bankrupt; and to do lurther and -ecetvc th*t
which our said court shall cons der in this be
half. And this you are in no wise to omit un
der the pains and penalties that may befall
thereon,
And yon shall enter your appearance in s»ld
ma ter In the clerk's office and shall | lead to
said petition within the time required by law,
otherwise aald petition may be taken pro
confeseo.
Witmsss the Hon. Silas II. Reid, Judgeof said
court, and the seal thereof, at Valdez, this lltb
day of Februa-y. A. I)., 19 8
Kdward J. filler,
Clerk of the Distriot Court
for theTerrltoryof Alaska
Third I Ivlsfon.
By K. A Henderson, Deputy
Notice of Forfeiture
Valdea, Alaaka, February IS, 190*.
To Oabrlel A«pUtir»:
You are hereby notified that there ha* been
expended tn the year 1907 in labor and lu
vrovementa upon the All> e placer group of 80
acre* thei aun of f mr hundred dollar" (ftoQ)
aMd upon the Company Numbet Two group of
100 acre* the aum af el^ht hundreddollar*
(MOO); both o{ raid «rotip< of cla'ma bring sit
uated upon the middle fork of the Che«toohe«
na river la Cbean* mining dietrfc*. Territory
of Alaaka. tbe *ald aum* being the amount re
mained by tta« law* of United Atatea governing
the location and holding of mining claim*,
na^a»»*ry to hold aald groups of claim* afore,
•aid for the following calendar year, to wit;
the year 1*M; the aald work having been par
farmed by your former co-partner In aald
elaltna, W. A Uilkey; and tnat the aald W A.
Oilkev haa elace aol.i and transferred to tbe
under Igned, Win. A. 8c breeder, ti-aae n, («ar
verand jamaa Oarrett, all hla right, title and
Interest In and to raid clalma.
Aad tinleaa within nlnctv day* after tbe
completion of the publlcntloft of thla notioe.
towlt: within uinety daya after the 14th day of
May Iwd, you contribute your proporilon of
aneh annual aaaevam-tit work, towlt] thu aum
of ene hundred dollara ($10«>) for the aald Alice
group of clalma. and one hundred dollar*
(•too) for the/ald Company Number Two group
of rlaima, your ln:ere-t In aald clalma and all
of them, will be forfeited to and become tbe
property of your preaent co-owner*, aforeaald.
Win. A Hchroedar
Jeita f). Oarver
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