THIRTY DEAD IN
MINE HOLOCAUST
Underground Workings Near
McAlester, Qkla., Scene
of Fatal Fire.
McAlester, Oklahoma, Aug. '28—
Thirty or more men are known to
have perished, ami the death of many
more is feared, as the result of a lire
in the Haileyville mine near here")
The lire is still burning and lias des
troyed the hoisting plant and the
timbering of the shaft, making it. im
possible to with any success progress
the work of rescue. In the face of al
most insurmountable difficulties the
bodies of twenty-six victims have
been taken from the mine and it is
known that six more bodies are in
the workings close to the face of the
shaft.
It is believed that the (ire origina
ted from an explosion of gas. The
ilamcs swept through the workings
with such rapidity that all except a
dozen or so men were prevented from
gaining the surface.
Augusta, (la., Aug. 2S—Fifteen
porsons art? drowned and property to
tho value of at least £500,000 is des
troyed as the result, of a Hood that
inundated this city yesterday after
noon. What tile result will he before
the waters subside is impossible of
determination at this time.
The flood eame upon the city sud
denly and unexpectedly. At present
tho flooded part of the city is under
from six to ten feet of water and the
Hood is stationary. At one time
water was forty feet deep in parts of
the city. The drowned are for (he
most part negros.
St. Petersburg-, Aug.'28—Horrifying
and almost beyond belief is the story
of cannibalism reaching here through
olllcial sources from the river Kor
jodin in northwestern Siberia, whore
it is declared, one member of :i band !
of nomadic natives killed the wife
and four children of his brother and
feasted upon the remains. The gov
ernment is to at once take steps to in
vestigate the story and (he further!
report (hat. this is not the only case of I
similar nat ure to take place in t lie j
locality in question.
It. has been known in St. Petersburg
that the inhabitants of the distant
provinces have been suffering from
lack of food but as this state of affairs
is nothing unusual little attention has
been paid to the conditions, The!
story just received has, however, ar
oused the public to a state of hid ij;
nation. The report, wldlo vague,
givos sulllciont detiilt) permit, of a
realization of the terrible slide in
which the natives lind themselves.
It seems that the brothers;, and the
wife and children of one of them
were living in isolation. The mar
ried brother set out in search of food
but was unsuccessful and became so
weak that he was unable to return to
his family. While in a condit ion bor
dering upon death he was found by
other natives who cared for him un
til ho was able to resume his jour
ney.
In the meantime those left behind
by the hunter found themselves near
or death from starvation. What the
details of the period were will prob
ably never be known. The cannibal,
his mind gone and gorged to replet ion
was found in his hut, the partially
consumed remains of one of the chil
dren and the cleanly picked bones of
the others and tho mother foiling the
awful story of their fate.
Wlckcrahrttn'a I,cod Incrcanco
Tho latent compilation* of returns
of tho recent dologati oloctlon In
croftHOH Wlokoraham'fl load, and ^Ivoh
tho following totaln: Wlckcr»ham
Mill Oofsonl00S{ Ohilberg 2109; Ro*
nftti 071; Clum 37H.
It Ih reported that at tho head of
Wood rivor, In what Ih known an tho
Bonnlflold district, aro nomo of the
KroatcHt hod I oh of f?old boarlng quartz
In tho world. Ho rich Ih tho rook
that ovon with pronont tran«|>orlatlon
faollltlcH It will pay t > put. In fttnmp
ftlllln.
Recent arrival* from Hunrtao ro;>ort
that tho town suffered no dama^o
from tho rooont forest fires.
i
jCAPT. E. E. CHINE
DIES UNEXPECTEDLY
Apoplexy Kills Millionaire
Steamship Man of Seattle
While He Sleeps.
Seal tie, A up:. 2(5—Elmer E. Caino,
millionaire steamship man, was found
(load in liis hod (his morning. Death
was caused hy apoplexy. The de
eeasod was 15 yoars old and murried
hut had no children.
Coming to Seattle from Minneapo
lis in tho '!H)'s Elmer IS. Caino, or
Captain Caino as he was generally
known at tho time of Ids death,
founded the fortune ho loft, hy chart
ering the old steamship Centennial
which termed the nucleus of the
Pacific Clipper line, operated between
Seattle and Alaska Points and get
ting the advantage ol the Klondike
rush business. hater, ho obtained
posession of the vessels of tho then
defunct Pacific Packing and Naviga
tion Company, operating them under
the receiver of that concern, until
they later passed into tho bands of
the Northwestern Steamship Com
pany .
Caino made money from the start
and was foresighted enough to rea
lize thai Seattle was bound to grow
and he invested heavily in real est ate,
which has since become very valua
ble. Caino, at tho time of his death
was heavily interested in a cement
plant established across tho Sound,
and he recently organized tho Pacific
Express Association.
Caino was a fast liver and wh:le
his taking off is unexpected the man
ner of his going causes no surprise
among those who knew him best.
WOMAN RIOTER IS
SELF-MURDERER |
Springfield, III., Aug. '2S—Facing!
prosecution aiul fearing the result, j
Mrs. Anna Howard, one. of I ho load- j
H|»ii-itK in the recent race riot,
thin morning committed suieido in
her residence. Mrs. Howard has
been in hiding for somo time but who
came homo late last, night and uftor
a short, talk wit h lier husband and
children retired. This morning she
was found dying and by hor side a
vial t hat hail contained poison.
Mrs. Howard was of prominent
family and she was a friend of Mrs.
Karl Hallan, the woman whoso abuse
by a negro caused tho riot. One of
the lirst. to learn of what had befallen
her friend Mrs. Howard urged her
men acquaintances to take immedi
ate and drastic, action and those
who started out to do her bidding
formed tho nucleus of tho mob that
for throe days raged through tho
streets of this city.
HIRED MAN STEALS i
$42,000 IN OEMS
i
H'-atfle, Aug. 2(1—Tho mystery con
cerning tho disappearance of $12,000 j
worfh of diamonds which a few days
ago vanished from a hoc rot closet in
tlx* summer homo of Capt. K, W.
Johnston wan cleared away this
morning l»y tho eonfossion of .lames'
Holmes, a workman employed about
tho place. The faet that tho dia
monds were missing iiad heen kept
quiet, and the police detectives have
heen busy on tho ease ever since it
wan reported to tlicm.
llolmoH and one othor wore tho
only persons, aside from Capt. John
ston and Mm. .Johnston, who know of
the Hocret elosot and suspicion poin
ted to hiin from the first. When
arrested Holmes Htronnouslv denied
any knowledge of tho diamonds hut.
after several tilings being subjected to
tho "Third degree" ho confosHod and
lod tho olfoers to whore lie had soero
tod tho valuables.
Notice of DlHBolution of Co-Pnrt.
ncrshlp.
Notion Is hereby given that tho co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween K. Hlutn and A. \,. Lovy doing
a general mercantile find banking
business in Valdo/,, Alaska, under the
fli'ni name and style of A. L. l/ovy &
Company, has this day been dissol ved
by mutual consent. And that, snid
business and all the property owned
by said firm has boon sold, transferred
and delivered to H. Mum & Company
n corporation. That said H. Blum Ac.
Company will collect all dohts due
tho Ann of A. I>. I/evy tk Company,
and will pay and discharge ail indebt
edness of the said A. L. l^evy & Com
pany.
Dated at Valdo/,, Alaska, this 10th
day <>f August, lfM)H,
H. nium,
A. h. I^ovy.
:SH!P SINKS WITH
FIFTY-ONE LIKES!
Tokio, Aug. '2»—The British ship
Dunearne with llfty-one persons was
lost in a typhoon last Wednesday off
Kiusha inland. Tho howh was brought
horo today hut details are totally
wanting.
VALDEZ CREEK GIVES
WICKERSHAIVI ALL BUT 3
Vaklez Creek voted 17 for Wiekor
shiini, 2 for Clum and 1 for li-man,
annoimeeu a message from Copper
Center today.
Tolstoi 80 Years Old Today
St. Peforsbury, Aug. 'JS—Count
Tolstoi is eelehrating liis eightieth
birthday today, lit* is wry weak.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States Tyand'Office
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Nnliw is hereby given lluit in "pursuance of
i\n Act o Congress, approved Muy 10, IHi"-,
Kciinccott Mines Company, l»y anil ilinnmh
its regularly appointed manager ami attorney
in fuel, whose I'osl Ollicc address is Konne
I'otl, Alaska, lias made application for a l'. S.
I'alcnl. for the "Mammoth No 1"the .Mam
moth No 'J.' the "l>nn" ami 'Clark" placer
claims ami the "I'lurry" I'nlc claim, hearing
ge|<| ami oilier mineral, together with surface
gronml as allowed hy law, lyinu and * dug
ami sittmle in the liccoriling I'recinct of Val
ill1/.. I>is|rict nf \laska, ami described hy the
ollicial plat ami hy the lield notes of I'. S. Min
eral Survey No. 771. on tile ill tho ollioe of the
Register of the Jiiiictin l.aml hislrict, Alaska,
as follows, towif: -
Mammoth No. I I'i.ackr.
beginning at cor. No. I. u greenstone stand
ing Hixiixlft ins. aliow ground chiselled 1-771,
l'. S. I, M. No. henrs N..S2 deg. 'hi mill. 17
see. K. Il'2K.:Ct It. thcilcc \V. 2:12:1.20 It. trt cor.
No. 2, a greenstone ."10xlXxl2 ins. sot Ift ills, in
ground, ami niarkcil 2-771; thence H. :;it. I ft. to
cor. No. 8, a spruce post ft ins. s<|. standing
2 1-2 ft. aliow ground marked :t-77l; thciiccN.
•il dog ftn mill. K. 2i>;tft.27 it to cor. No. 1. a
s|iruco post I 1-2 ins. s<|. standing 2 1-2 ft.
nhoveground scrihcd 1-77!; thence N. 1020 ft.
to cor. No. !, the place of beginning. Varia
tions at nil corners :UI deg. iki mill. K. Area
l:r>.673 acrcs.
The location notice of said milling claim
lieiim ilnly of rccor«l in the oflieer.f tlu< I»is
trict Recorder at Valdcz Alaska, in Hook j. of
Minion Location* at pngo I * •. oi tin- rcconU of
the Recording I'i'ccinct of Vaidoz, Alaska,
Tills claim is hounded on llie norlli by un
known claimants; on the south liy Coiiiliina
tion No. :t. I'laccr; on the cast liy 4'omliination
No. ft I'laccr; ami on I he west liv the Mnmiiiot h
No. 2. I'laccr.
Mammoth No. 2. 1'i.ackii.
beginning at cor. No. I. a. spruce post 5 ln«.
si|. I I 2 ft. long set 2 1 2 ft. ill ^r<111ii< 1 scriheil
1-771, I'. S. Location Monument No. ft, hears N.
70ilen. II mill. 117 see. H. 7I:!7.0C< it; thenceW.
Vnr. :to deg.on miii. K. :tsio ft. to cor, No. 2.11
spruce post I 1-2 ins. s«|, I 12 it. long set 2 1-2
ft in ground scriheil 2-771; I hence S. Vnr. 31
dog in mill. K. 1HI."» ft. to cor, No. 'I; thence K.
Vnr. ;>1 deg. IM inin. K :!>• 10 ft. to cor. No. I, a
spruce post K ins, s«|. standing 2 ft. above
ground scriheil 1-771; ihciice N. Var, ;{0 dog. (Ml
mill, K. IHIft ft. to cor. No. I, the place oi he
KiimiUK. Area liiil acres.
The location notice of said minim: claim
being duly of record in the olllce of the His
trict Keeonler at Valdez, Alaska, in Hook .1
of Mining Locutions, at page ;!20, 01 the Record
ing I'roeinot of Vahlez, Ahiskn. This claim is
hoi 1 nilciI on the 11 or 1 h by unknown claimants;
on I he soul h by the |{oii(je I'laccr; on the east
by Combination I'laccr No. anil Mammoth
No. I I'laccr; ami 011 the west by unknown
claimants.
li is I'l.ACKK
beginning at cor. No. 1. identical with S. K.
cor. of (he location, an octagonal steel drill
:101ns. long set IS ins. ill grouml chiseleil I H
771. 1'. f. location Moiiiinieul No. ft, bears S.
17 ilcg. 10 mill. I"»,7 sec. K. 2V»7. to ft; thence \V.
2ft.Ti.N0 ft. to cor. No. 2, a spruce post I ms. si|.
I 1-2 ft. long, set 2 I 2 ft. In grouml, scriheil
2-7-771; thence N. 11221 ft. to cor. No.;!; thence
K. (KiO.tift ft. to cor, No l; thence S. 117 (leg. 07
mln. K. 2H.sft.2t ft. to cor. No. ft, an octagon
steel ilrill 7-S in*-;, in ilia. .">0 ins. long, set 2.1 ins.
iu soiiii rock chiseled ft-771; thence H. 67 (leg.
.10 mill. \Y. 207.2t! ft. to cor. No. <1; thence 8. 22
•leg. !!0 mill. IC. (UK) ft. to cor. No. 7;
thence s. 3ft ileg. 00 min. IC. :M7.H0 ft. to
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at nil corners Ml ilig. no min, K. Area
l20.lftH acres.
The lociiliou notice of said mining claim lie
ilig ilnly of record in (lie olllce of the liislrid
Recorder at Vahlez, Alaska, 111 Hook .1. of
Milling Locations, at page il IX of the records of
the Recording I'roeinot of Vuldez, Alaska,
Tills claim is hounded on the north by 1111
known claimants; 011 the south bv the ('lark
I'laccr; 011 the east by the .1.1111 bo No.
I. Jumbo No 2 and I lie I'ltirry l.ode
I Claims; 111 id on I III1 west by unknown claim
1 OJUts.
Ci.ahk I'i.acki:
1 tier In 11 i iik ill cor. No. I. 11 greenstone stand
ll«t, .12.*<ixI- ius above ground, chiseled I-77I,
li>N.lilcnlloli Monuiiieiit No. ft, henrs X. 12(leg.
;I7" wilifi. III see. K. I2ft7,20 ft ; thence X. :i» deg.
I ft in In. W . 1:120 ft. to Cor. No. 2, a green-lone
s'.nitdi tig I2xl0\ll ins. above ground chiseled
2-771; thoB/'c N. .V.i deg. Ift mill. \V. I'-xtt, to
cor. No. ;i, a rock in place chiseled :I77I;
thence 215 .dog. Ift min. \V., r.oo ft. to cor.
No. I; tllenoe X. ftO deg. Ift mill. \V. 17. ho It. to
cor. No, ft, a spr/ post 1 ins sl( stamling is
ins, above) gorinnl scribed ft-771; I hence W.
2:1211.0:1 fl. to cor. No. ti, a spruce post II ins.
*i(. slain ling 1H ins', above ground scribed IS 771 *
Ihetiee N. 2271 ft. to cor. No 7; thence K.
2632 so ft. lo cor No.S ; thence H. Jlftdeg. 00 mill.
K, #28.20 ft. locor. No. 0, a limestone standing
12x7x12 Ins. above ground chiseleil 0-771;
thence K I ft. to cor. No In; thcncc H ftO
deg. Ift min. K. 2x;i ft t<> cor. No, I. the place
of beginning. Variation a I all corners 30 deg.
fm min, K, Area lft'2.!H)0 acrod.
The location notice of sitid mining claim
being dulyo/ record In llu* olllce of the |>ir
I rift Recorder al Vnldez, Aliukn, in llook .1.
oi Mining Ijocnlloiisnt tinge 310. of the records
of the Recording I'rceliict of vuldez, Alaska.
Tills claim Is bonmleil on the north by the
Unn I'laccr; on the south by Combination No.
ft I'lncer; 011 the Rouge and .Mammoth l<ode
elntins, ninl tin' lllne I'lacer; itil'l oil the west
liy unknown rlnlinants.
I'l.VRIlY l/iI>K.
beginning nt por No. 1. idciitlcnl till cor.
No. :t. Kongo l<ode, ('. S I,. M. No. ft, licnrK H
«r. dog. 1H mill ll.r, «.-(•. K.2K.VH.k:i ft.; thence N.
W dog. HO inln. W. f<00 fI. to cor. No. 2. Idciitlcnl
witli cor. No, 0. Dftii I'lticcr; thence N. t>7 <U>g.
.'10 in In. K. l.VM) ((.. to cor No. 3; thence H. '22 <leg, j
Wimiii. K. (iOOft. lo cor. No. I, limestone 21 x ?0
X 10 l|1H, *C( 12 Ills. Ill ground chiseled I 7.71J<
thence H. r.7 dog no in In. W. I/ion n. to cor. No. '
t'.e plnoo of i>cgi mil tig.
Vnrlntlon nt nil corner# no dog. on mill. K.
Ncl Area 17.772 neres. Tlio locution notleeof
snld clnlin »»«•!n« (Inly of record In llie office of j
the district Recorder nt Voider., Alnnkn, In I
Book a. of Mining liOCAtlon*.ninngo4W, <>i
tlic records of tlio Kccordltig I'rocliici of vul
iic*. AiMMi Thli cjftlm In bounded on tlio
north l»v tlio Jnmbo No, 2. l/ide; on the south
by (ho Kongo l<ndc: on tlio oust by unknown
clnlinnyls: mid on tlio wonr by the finn I'lncer
Clnlin. The snrvny covering Mid milling
clnlins bolng deslgnnlcd ns Mlncrnl Hnrvey No,
771.
Any And nil perKonn clnlinlng ndversoly nny
portion of snld nt I ii I ii k chilm* or surfnee
ground, lire hereby required to file their nd
verco elnlinn, with the Keglster of the P. H,
l,nnd Office nt .fiinenn, Alnskn, dnrliiK the
Isty dny, period of piihllcntlon thereof, or
they will lie hnrred by virtue of thexlntuto.
John W, I)(lf)f,KY,
Register,
It I* hereby ordered Mint (ho foregoingnntlea
lie published foi ten eon*o"ttllve weeks In the
"Vnlde/. Weekly Prospector," n weekly new*
pajior publlshe/l nt Vnldr*, Alnskn.
Johm W. Dt'Df.P.V,
Register.
Onto o( first puh'.lcntloii August Dttl, 1MB.
Iinte ol ln«t pnldlcntloti October 22nd, IWH.
.lonn (,vons,
AMorney for (llnlmnnl.
IT LEAST SIXTY
FLOBO VICTIMS
Augusta, CJa., Aug. 20—Twenty-two
bodies of Hood victims have boon re
covered ho far, but additional corpses
are found hourly and it is estimated
that the number of drowned is not.
less than sixty. More than that
number of persons are missing.
Hodies have been picked up a long
distance up the river.
Kingsville Under Water
Kingsville, S. An»'. 'Jil—Nearly
the whole of this town i< under seven
feet of water and every bouse is de
serted. The people have gone to the
higher ground in the count ry, leav
ing every t lung.
Kennedy Reaches Valde'/, Creek
Copper Center, Aug. 'JJ)—Dan Ken
nedy's out (it of supplies arrived at
Valde/. ereelc August li. .M ushers
from the ereelc brought the news
from the creeks here today.
• APPLICATION No. 051.
111 llm Unilvtl Slates I.jjimI onier at
Jiiupiui, Al.iskii, Ant*. K5 li'.'S.
Notice is heicby given tli.'t in )>nr^imix-t* of
nil Aft of tongue. N|it>mviil Mit v litili. Iiti'1,
Ki inicc.il t M incs i nii11 any' l>\ mul l Iiioi.l'Ii it -
tvgultit ly appointed manager and attorney in
lael, \\ hose p >sl olllee address i» l< ennccoi' .
Alaska, 11us made npidicatinn ini ii I S. I'al
t*llI, (or I lie "Sweet," "National.' "I ii<lr|>i'liil
L'lic i'," " I toll.i ii/.i," a ml • Utilise," placer c In i in*,
hearing gold ami o| lier mincraIs, togetlit I w n11
surface ground as allowed I.y law, lying. I f
lug ii:i• I situate in tIio Itecordtrg I'rccinet oi
Valilc/. District of Alaska, an.I described by
the olllci'tl plal a"d by the Held notes of I', S.
Mineral Si;r\cv No. 77o, oil tile in the oilier of
tile Kegistcr >i{ llu? .Iiiiienil Land District, A In -
kii. us tollows, to-wit :
SWKKT I'l.ACKIt
Heginuing lit Cor. No. I identical with the
S. \V. for. of the local ion, no; sot as it fa lis on
tin- east edge of the K ennccoit »; lacier iv lie re a
fur. conlil not he ina<le permanent. f. S I. M.
No. 21, hears S SS ilcg. '_M mill. K. .'IlO.IUi ft.
Thence east 2000 ft. to for. No. 2, a spruce posi
1 iliti. si|finre I I-'J ft. long, set is ins. in the
ground serilii'il 2.2, 770; thence North 2r>:'.2.r.ii it
tofnr. No. :t. a spruce post in>. s.| I 1-2ft. long,
set 2 ft. in ground, scribed ;t,770; thence We-t
J217.Ui ft. to for. No. I. a greenstone :S2 \ is \ In
ills, set 20 Ills, in ground chiseled a(\) ami I.
1. 770: thence S. 21 deg. to mill I', along cast
edge Kennccott (iir.cier 2'.HW.'>n ft. to for, No. I.
flu1 place of beginning. Variation at all
corner< :;il «lcg. 0l» nun Ii. Area |."»7 .tit'i2
acres.
The locution notice of sunl milling claim be
ing duly of record hi tlie.ollice o( lite l>lstiict
Kucurdcr at Valde/, Alaska, in I took J. «< t' Mill
ing l.ocation-, at page HIS, of the records of the
Recording Precinct of ; Valde/. Alaska. This
claim is hounded on tin' north l>y the National
IMiieur f laim; on I lie south by the Independ
cncc I'larer flaitn; on the east I»y unknown
claimants and oo the west i>y iiiiktiown claim
ants.
N.11 IONAI. I'l.ACKIt.
Hcgiuniug at cor No. 1. identical with the
S. \Y. cor. of tile loi ation. and with cor. No. I.
of flic Sweet I'liicer flaini: I'. S. I,. M. No. 21
hearss. HO'deg. mi miu.Ill >ec. K. :io72.:is ft. t hem e
!• ast 2-V>7.10 ft. to cor. No. 2. a spruce post • lie
M|. I ft. long, set 2 ft in ground, u it It mound of
stone scribed 2-770; thence north 2:.ls >2 ft. to
cor. No. :i. a spruce post .'j ins. m(. in. lung set
2 ft. Ill ground, scrihed ;l 2-770; theme West
H2.V.I.ft to cor. No 1,a spruce post 7 ill". s«|. I i-2
ft long set 2 1-2 ft. Ill ground, with mourn! of
stone sell bed II. 770; llieilce South hlileg. >1
mill. K along cast edge of Keiinccotl lilacicr,
2I22.'iO ft. to cor. No. I, the place of lieKllllliltt;.
Variation at all corners :!0 "leg. no mill. Ii. \rea
I'd .Si IS acres.
The location notice of said min'tig claim be
ing duly of record mi I lie olliceof the District
Kecoriler al Vabl.iz, Alaska, iu llook .I. of Min
ing Locations, al page 317, of t lie records of t he
Koeord'llg I'rccinet of Valde/.. Alaska. This
claim is hounded oil the north l>y the llonaliza
l'laccr;on the south by the Sweet I'laccr:
oil the cast by f. S. Mineral Survey No.
ill'i; and on the west by iiukiiown cluiin
mils.
IMIKI'KNDKKCK I'l.ACKIt.
Ileginnliig at cor. No. I. identical with cor
No. i. Sweet I'laccr and with N. \Y. cor of the
l.ocution, whence I'. S. I,. M. No. 21. bears S.
SS ilcg 20 mill. K. IM'.t.:#! fl. thence liitsl 2IHKI ft.
to cor. No. 2. iilctllienl with cor. No. 'i. Sweel
I'laccr; thence South 2! 120 ft. to < or No. :!; a e.d
loiiwoml post I ills. s<|. i ft. long, set Is jus. iu
ground, scribed :| 77n; ihetice \Vcst h.li.,70 fi.
lo cor. No, I; llicnce Norths «|eg. mill. \V.
along cast edge Kenueioll tilaeier 'j:ilii..:io
fl. to cor. No. I. the place ot beginning. \ ar
hition a: all corners ;;o deg. in inlu. Area
'.i7.lor. acres.
The location noilee of >aid mi .in.: • '.iIn I >
log duly of iec nl in I lie i i.e id- r.< t
llccorde' at '.aide/., Ala ka.lli i.•. I M ■ n
I ng Locutions at pa -e :>2ll, of | he reeor< « «>( * hi*
Kccord I tig I'r. el cl nt ViiMc*. \ia~ka. I his
claim is hollinlcd oil the no III by llu- eel
I'lac.'i ; oil llie S. i.ih by ill iio>aii claim
mils; on t be ens' and we*lby uu > lion u chiim
Hills.
Hon a >.'/ \ I'l.ACKIt.
Heginuing ill cor. No. I. i< t e 111 i -i I with cor.
No, I Nallo'.ial I'lacer, whence I'. S. I,. M No.
21 hears S. 21 deg. ;l I III ill. ;:l H'c. Ii. .»I I i ll.
thence liast ;l2.V.l.t;.'» fl incur No. 2: llicnce norm
2111.71 ft. lo cor. No. II, a spruce po t I Ins. m|. I
fl. long sel 2 ft. In ground, w ith moiiiid of soil
ami cart It sciihcd ;i-2.77u; thence West :IJI:!.:I7
ft. I o cor. No. I, it lelll lea I with N. W. cor. of lo
cation s llicnce H. I I deg. 2ii mm. K. along east
edge of Kcliliccoll tilaclcr I'.n ft. to cor. No.
a granite stone :m x 12 x 12 ins. set 20 ins. in
ground chiselled '>-770; t hence S. ?2deg. |h mill.
\V. along Kasl edge of Ketiiiccotl tihicler In.i'.i
fl. tn cor. No. ti, a spruce post i; ins. km. I I 2fl.
long sc! 2 I -2 ft. In ground, with moil ml of si one
scrlhi dti-770; I hence H. IS deg. -VJ mill. Ii. along
liaxt filge ol Kelinecoll (ilneier 721.2-> fl. to
the place of bcgiimlug. Viirlailoti at all
comers ;so deg, no m'.n. Ii. Area l">!Mi27
acre".
The locallon not lee of said ui'iiing claim be
Ino duly of recoid ill the olllce of the histrlel
IteCOKlcr, at Valde/, Alaska, in Hook .1 of
Mining itocatlons, at nage :i21, «»f I he records of
the Kcco'iling preclncl of Vahlex. Alaska.
Tills clalin Is hounded oil the North by the
Kongo I'laccr; on lite South by the National
I'laccr; on the liast by I'. H, survey No.
(51ft; and on the West by tinkiiowu claim
fllltH.
Kot'oic ri.ACKit.
ItcglniitiiK ill cor. No. t. Identical with ihcS
W. cor. of the location, and « Itli for No. I. Do
nil li/ii l'lacer, r. H. 1/ M No. 21 hear* H. 17 dcg.
M mill. HI see. K. 711(1 r«H |hence Kik| :!JI:i,:I7
(I. ini'or. No. 2$ thence Nortll ICO'i ft loror, No,
:t, ii fpriH'C host «> ins. M|. I I-'2 |(. long eel 2 l-'i
/( III grotlh.l Willi mound of Mone rcrlbed :J 770;
tjieneo Wwl OT.Hil ft to cor. No. I; thence H
11 dog. '<W trilfi. K. Variation :tl dog. 5K> hiIii. K.
nl«ng on«t edge of Kennocott 'Under 2!Kin ft. to
«or No. I thefllftfiO of bcgintiinir. Variation
nt nil confer* except fhe last •'«» dog. no rnin. K.
Arc.(i IM.1KM itcrc*.
The location Iiotlccof jraid claim* being duly
of record i11 theoflleoof tin* district Itecorder
nl V<U<ioe, Alaska ,in Hook J of Mining Locat
ions, At prtgo 317. of t ho roconl* of I lie Itoeord
Ing rrcolitct of VaMez, 'laska. This claim l«
bounded on the North by unknown clnItiiftfttn:
on theHotiIII bv tlio Mohan?.* l'lacer; on the
Kast by U. 8. MltierAl Hnrvey No. (il'i; and on
til(i Went hy unknown claimants. Tliosnrvey
covering «<r»l«1 mining claim? being designated
as Mineral Hnrvey No. 770.
Any nit'l nil portion* claiming AllyorHI ly any
portion of said inlnlngolnlm? or surface ground
arc hereby required to tile thdradvcrKc claim,
with tlio neglRler of the I'. H. I,ami Ofllcc at
.Inncfth. Alaska. during the sixty day* Period
of piilitlCA'.Inn thereof or they will he narrcd
hy virtue of the statute.
John . lu'tii.Kv
Register.
It Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notlcr
be pnhltslicn for ten consccntlve weeks In tin
"Valdc* Weekly I'^ospt'iMof," a weekly ticW**'
|>aper published nt Valdo/., Alaska,
.lotlNW. IM'PI.RY,
Register
Date of flrst publ lent Ion Angus! 20th, 1W
I hate of last publication October 22»1., IIK«
.lr UN l,VON«. Attorney for t'lalmant.
Truth «3o\d QviOk-lity
appeal to the well informed in every walk of life and
arc essential !o permanent success and creditable
standing, th< vifore we wish to call the attention of all
who would enjoy go od 1 lealth, with its blessings, to the
fact that it ii.volv ee the question of right living with
all the term !vplie?. With proper knowledge of what
is best each r >v.r of recreation, or enjoyment, of con
templation ; ' of e-'iort maybe made to contribute to
that end a: 1 the use of medicines dispensed with
generally to i'.reat advantage, but as In many instances
a simple, v. lu.lciome remedy may be invaluable, if
taken at the proper lime, the California Fig Syrup Co.
feels that il i i.'ike important to present truthfully the
subject and -iuppiy the one perfcct laxative remedy
which has • •. i!k; approval c: physicians and the
world-wide •-.ptar.ee el the WelMnformed because
of the exo '.!» nee v ? Hie combination, known to all,
and the or:;'i..ni method of ir.anufacture, which is
known to t!._: Caliv.v ,;ia Fig Syrup Co. only.
This valu: :>le remedy has been long and favorably
known iinr'f. 'he n.er.e of- Syrup of Figs — and has
attained to .. ile-v.:! ; .vceptancc as the most excell
ent family ; live. .•'* its pure laxative principles,
obtained f •: Sr.i -->rr well known to physicians
and the \Y( ' ■•rr.'.f :i of the world to be the best we
have adop'i ' > <• ir.oto elaborate name of — Syrup of
Figs and i .l. of Senna as more fully descriptive
of the. remci: . bul doubtless it will always be called
for by the s! lev name of- Syrup of Figs — and to
get its bcncf *.;1 effects, always note, when purchasing,
the full narr; of the Company— California Fig Syrup
Co. — printer . on the front of every package, whether
you call for —Syrup of Figs—or by the full name—
Syrup of Fig* :,.nd F.lixir of Senna.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALKM.
Mt'inlicr of
Alaska li.ir. OIMOCON
1) r. H. COCKERILLE
DK.NTIST
Sreoiul St rci-t
On llrscrvution VALDKZ
The A. Van der Naillen School
of 1'iiicti-M.l ( ivil, Klocii icai Minui;./
Hn^inccrin^. KstaUislinl 1 Si v 1
Ocemi injj I In'lr own Imilili n^, \v>>i k >ln>|> mnl
ami lalinnitorics. <>|»eii nil \<*tir. nival <lr
niauil (<>r i-x-siiiilriits hi nil liin-*. New Mn
<lellls shoulil enroll ill i>!ir«'. A'lt|iv.*s i'dM
S(reel nii'1 Telej;rai>h Avt* Onkliiiitl, Cul.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TIIK IMMUSATM i (U liT. l-'oUTY Mil.I
ri< I\«'in<t, 11111: i > hi vision, i l it
KITOKY ol ALASKA.
Itefure I'.lincr l:. liniily, <*>>ntini- n>11 .■ i ami
I'n>l»n lc ,liitl;;e.
In tIn* nullter of i In' Ksiiilt .
• II J Nlll II T Ill ("ll'il i <11 v
\V. M. SlerliliK- IieeeiiM''l '
Take Nul lei-, 111ii I I lie till'I. I • n:in il. u :i-1>n I In
•H|li ilny nl Muri'li. I'n'*, Itv lIn- iilnivr conn up
politic.I llii' AilmiIIi-I riiinr of iln* e-faie of W.
M. Slel'l isij;, llcceuscil it ii 11 nil |i|mi|is tin\iiu;
claims iiguiii.si (In* Miiil iliM'i'ii-i il ii11• In tcliy
i"«'<111iiI if |n'e-eiil lhem Willi the |>ro|iei
vouchers, williin six niniilti- (tm'1 I lit- "hue
hereof, In llie uiulersi>;iH'i| nl I lin l.eii <
in the I'orlv Mile I'rcciiicl, Tciiiiom nl
AI ii ii
I in leil |lii>-'.>lli ilny of May, I"''-.
I »nl t of I-11 si a I'll l>l ien' lull In lie '.'■•! Ii, I "i"'
f.KKOY I. I'I K i:.
A<lilliliisl rnloi ol lliri lale
of \\ . M. Stcrlui; Iti i'f.i- 'I
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN Til K INITKI' STATES I'liM M IS-K iN
Kit's corur i <>i; i in: im-i j..< i
(>!•■ A I. ASK A. HIVIsluN II" I'
va 1,1 »!■:/. i'i:»<■ in<"i
III I III' mill lei' III' I III' I!-1 :l ti .
'If ' ! I i i."
Uolicrt A \\ I.I e. • '.
Ily Ori|t<r of »•»?<! Cin.i'i i -i
1M li • In v nl J line. A . 1,1'.
ItlVlMI So I In- ' I I: I i .
I■ 11vi11-; r| iiin i t - i '
MKiiln-l ■ ■ i| es.u; ■■■ |••- -i
lll'I'I'-MI ■)' Vlllleliel' !• !l< .1
III III! I rut or \vl: li I In- \\ .1', . .i.h ••
IIIt•*. Ill Vili'li'/.. I ill' I leer
cslnte. ill Vulili /. A In-' it. '.i
frimi iiml n(it r I!i<* ilnli* <ii i i ! |nili|i« a
I hi* Hi i| ice <tl• ii HI i • will !»• I hi IT i <1.
I 111 U' 11f I 'n I I'll III I'MI imi .' i lii' I i ->
to ii < i. \i:\
A <1 in i ii l> I in I < 11 wlili I in
Will r ii in* \i' I n( Miiil I'
ll! Ic.
Harrison llnsl w irk
A1111 r 111 • v for I'Nlnle,
I Wire mill I', o. Aililivs
•Mil lii'n Mill mi I Kile 151 • 11 -.
Men II li«, Wilsh illKloM
Notice of Forfeiture.
Vnlilc/., Aliiskn. I'ehriliirv I'Mli , I'.'is
To A. I'. M Fnlck :
You nri' hereby nolllicil I lull there Iiic-' been
ox jM'inli'il ill I Ii i- yenr in In'ior niul i in
|irovcinctits on |liii "Klillc lilns>om" 11 ii I c
in I ii i iik c I n I in nml on Hit' "III# liiusMitn"
link' hi in I tiff i'Iii i in, si I mi I I'll on I i i|i|ht inoiin
tfttll, ni'iir l,iiii'llock liny, I'rliHi* Wllllflin
Smifiil, Territory of AIimkii, in tlic Vithlcz
Itfconiill# |)|s(i ici, the sum of f'jno.iM Ilir • >ii11
sum lie I UK I lie a in oil nt re<|lllic<l by I lie Inw - oi
Hie t'niti'il Stiiics Kovcrnlnir I Ii«• locution mi<l
IioMIiij; of in1111llK elililit«, liecessiliy lo hobl
Willi clniiiis nforcnbl for Hie ciilmnlci yenr,
•o wii: lho your 1007! tlio nnl«| work linvluu
been |ierformeil l»y your co partner In snM
elnllnv I,oil If Kittle.
An'l toilers within ninety ilnys niter tin
eom |i!el Ion of | lie |iiililleiitloii of I Ii i > tiothc.
Ill wit j wl I li ill niin'ly ilny < iiflei Hie iMhibiv
of .lime, Umim. voii collirlln'ile your proportion
of m in* 11 ii ii ii mil nwnxincnt work, lo wll: I lie
stun of fW.OO for sntil l,it11•• ltlo*#om" iniiiinr
claim, ninl Hie stun of fo.tKi for cnlil " It 11«
lllosnoiu" in I n I m; ilnlin yotir I in i ■ ■ i imnlii
hi I nl 111; cliiltii* nu<l nil of Hie in will lie forfeited
lo niul become the properly of your ire«oiil
co-owner, nforcnlil.
f,Ol* Is KI'I TKK
Co-Owner
ii'l.
I. ;i i i
Notice To CrcdltorH
IN TUB I'UOMATK COlTtT, IN ANI> foil
Tin: ri:niHT(»i:v of m ask\. i i:i\< i:
WIKKIAM S( if \ l> I'llKriM I. ItlKHtK liii^
*. A. CUANflAf.fi. .11'IHIK OK I'llOIIATK.
In llio mntler of i he oMntc i
of J
Mnx Mimer <lcccn*etl »
Notleo Is liereliy KiVOtl l»>* 8. A. Crnil'lnll, ,lr
Administrator of (fin csinle of Mux Hnuer , ilo
conned, Willi Will nimcxeil. lo Hie creditor1' uf
ntid Ii ii v I ti if dAlffiN nK'i I n«| (lie «nld ilcecA'cil
lo oxlillilt Klieli claim* Willi Hie iieee*mry
vouchor* within *lx month* nflerl'ie Hint |nih
Mention of ilil* notice, to snld mlinlnlnlrnior
nt Ills home nt Keynold*, Ah<«kn, ihcftnnic f»p
iriK (ho plneofor llic trnii«itcHon of the ini^l
nex* of *nl<1 o*lntc
flnlcd April, lath, I0OH
S. a. CUANUAf.l., III.
AdmlnlKtrnlor oj tho c*inte of Mux smicr,
ilcccnseil.
,11IvMODIvJ,KD.
Rainier = Orand Hotel
SEATTLE
Nr.w Manaokmknt I'oihu.ak I'hicks
KriiolT.AN l'l.AN CkNTHAI. LOCATION
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wil-Hi: ,v \\ hilo l'rujis. ("has. l'erry, Mjjr.
('. l>. Overliiser Chun. Cowoll
COPPER CENTER CLUB
t\ I>. ()vKitiiiski{ A' Co Props.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Kvrrything First Class
ami 111»-1 «>- Date.
OoPI'KIJ (5KNTKR, ALASKA
Hotel ARLINGTON
\V. G. POTTS, Frop.
i "|» in I I.in. I'i iikkIi'IU'iI mi*! Newly Kur
il )>liniu's lii Knell Kooin. u. H. P. (».
II..I 1111<I < ul.l Water. Itatos f«Oe
i>l .\VI A I'NI VKItSITY ST. Seatle
HOTEL DILLER.
11 a'ii< !• 11 iii i lei.« for YaMe?, people. 1'A) rooms
lint.Vi ci.iil>, |l mi.I fl.;V> |kt ilny. KlrsteliihR
I:. -hiui anI In emineet lull. Kree Itns. Opposite
I . S. I'ostoltiee.
Ill -1 ,\v. ,v I'nIversUy si.. SF.ATTI.K
"Tws!yj Stories ol'Solid'CoIiiiopl"
Huilriing in if eon
< re •, -I'co' :i iil
hie.
I* . • 1 in the
li; . ..sIlimiHIile
}■; Hiiict
•jr> < < ims, i:tr»
t ; i lirt.
\.- «ry .11 1
I) ; . U llWIff I'/ilK H
vowing rooniB
'i r guents.
'» : .n(<*ly lire
M'.ATTU-r.S : i r.
.Muni K,'lined 10 Mulish drill.
Hostelry KATKH up
Ellarnar
Mining
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
I'riccs Reasonable.
Ivllatunr. AIhhIcr
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Hi',\vahi> Alaska