BUST LEAVES NO
TRACE OF 28 MEM
Ten Tons of Powder Ex
plode and' Demolish
Plant in California.
Bcrkoloy, C&1., Fob. 24—Delayed in
transmission—Ton tons of powder in
Herseholl's plant at l'inole exploded
this morning blowing the buildings
to fragment* and leaving no traeo of
the four white men and 21 Chinamen
who wore working in the factory.
Pieces of the building were carried
long distances and the explosion shat
tered nearby buildings and broke all
the glass within a mile. Fire started
in tho ruins but was quiokly extin
guished.
NEW YORK POLICE
RAID ANARCHISTS
Now York, Feb, 21—Delayed in
transmission—Under orders today the
police raided quarters occupied b\
notorious anarchists and made several
unrests after a careful search of the
premises. The raid was ordered be
cause of anonymous lottors threaten
ing J. Plerpont Morgan with death
and tho scattering broadcast of circn
lors urging workingmen to organize
and march armed to attack Wall
>troot.
The gallory of tho stock exchange
web kept closed during tho session
today through foar that somo crank
might throw a bomb upon tho lloor.
Goldfleld, Nov., Feb. 21—Delayed in
transmission—Thirty federation min
ors attaclcodji party of non-union men
as they wore en to ring tho Mohawk
mine to go to work this morning. A
battlo ensued in which two men were
shot. Tho mine guards appoared
quickly and the union men fled and
disappeared.
T
Portland, Fob. 20—Undor a city
ordinal!co tho corporation counsel
today startod a Hnit in tho stato court
to dissolve tho furniture trust of tli<»
northwest, which has its headqnartors
in Portland. It extends to several
other statos.
DR. LUTOSLASWSKI
SEEMS TO BE LOSTSKI
Los Angelon, Fob. 20—Delayed
in transmission—Dr. Lutoslaawakl,
u Polish revolutionist and author,
dlsappoarod horo Just boforo he
was billed for a lecture. He has
been warned to loavo undor pain of
death. Chicago police are looking
for him.
BRADY SAYS REYNOLDS
HAS GOT THE MONEY
Arthur Lang saw Kx-Uov. Brady in
Boston last month and was assured by
him that II. D. Reynolds has raisod
enough monoy to pay all Indebtedness
of tho Reynolds companies. Part, of
tho money was paid in and tho rest
pledged by responsible men, so Mr.
Lang was told by.Clov. Brady, Rey
nold's attorney, C. E. Ingersoll, made
tho same statement. Lang did not
Reynolds, who was In New York.
A great deal of curiosity regarding
tho Alaska ond of the Reynolds enter
prises was manifest In Bcston, and
Mr. Lang was cross-examined con«
cerning them by many persons.
Chauncoy Bhaw has turned over the
management of tho Nor'hem steam
laundry to his partnor, R. T. Heron,
and will sail south on tho next steam
er to go to California to roshle. Ho
will rotaln his intorette in Valdez and
come up once In a whilo.
A. Q. Baker, who but latoly com
pleted an audit of tho Reynolds-Alas
ka Development Company'* account!
has been engagod to audit tho ac
count* of tho Htandard, Copper Com
pany (Bonrko &_8toolo) at Landlock
bay. /
! HAINAN GETS:
f ILLINOISGENTRAL
I Court Rafuses Fish Injunc
tion Against Voting
Outside Proxies.
OlilcHgo, Feb. 21—Delayed in trauu
• mission—The court docidod in favcr
of Ilarrimnu und against Fish in the
hitter's unit to prevent irarriman from
voting outside proxies in tho Illinois
Central stockholders' election. This
counts enough inoru votes for llarri
mau to give him control of the rail
road.
BOY OF 6 DROWNS
| SAVING HIS SISTER
Fail-banks, Feb. 25—The 0-year old |
boy of Surveyor Uobo was drowned
by falling through the ice on tho riv
er Friday afternoon while trying to
save his little sister, who had fallen
through llrst. The girl was saved by
others but the boy was carried under
| the ice. Several hundred men are1
i trying to (hid tho body, for which
j large rowards aro offered.
Washington, Feb. 26—An oillcial
statement was given out from the
White House today that tho sailing
of the battleship floet to tho I'aeifle
sldo and tho strengthening of tho Pa
cific coast defenses aro merely a coin
cidence and havo nothing to do with
a supposed possible war with .hipan.
Rumors that the administration foar»
a Japanese war are confined t:> ihe
jingo press.
UNO
PALACE AT LISBON
Lisbon, Fob 23—Tho royal palace iy
surrounded by trcopu to prevent an
| attack upon it and tho ntreeta are pa
trolled in nil p:\rta of tho city by
soldier# with guild loaded, 'i'hey have
ordora to flro at tho first sign of mob
violence. Kevolutioniats are active
I everywhere lu the kingdom and an
I outbreak in bellovcd to bo imminent
iinlesx overawed by military force.
SKAGWAY SUPPORTS
j POSTMASTER KINDELL
Washington, Feb. '20—Dv layed in
transmission—Delegate Oalo received
a cablo messugo from Skagway, Alas
! ka today stating that tho po»t olITce
fight, thorn ha» boon set tled locally In
favor of Postmaster Kindoll, by agree
ment. M. 8. Whlttior, who was sup
ported by Gov. Hoggatt and whOHO
name w^s sent In to the senate by tho
president. and then withdrawn, will
not bo a candidate.
COURT TO INVESTIGATE
; RUEF IMMUNITY CLAIM
San Francisco, Fob. 23—Delayed in
transmission— Judge Dunne of the
Hupcrlor court deoid^l to:lay tint tin
court has power to Investigate the al
leged promlHo of ^immunity to Abe
Ruof by tho district attorney's office,
and pans upon ita conclusiveness.
I,OBt, Strayed or Stolen
Dr. Dnggett hlrod a man for $2 tho
other day to row over to Fort Llscum
and mall somo lottors on tho Sarato
ga which the doctor wanted to reach
Seward in a hurry, It is reported
from Llscum that tho boat Is Uod up
thoro, no it is Inforrod that tho lottor
carrlor readied that port, but ho
hasn't conio back for his $2, which is
still duo and unpaid and Dr. Daggott
yearns florcely to hand It ovor. Tho
doctor also would like to know if tho
lottors connootcd with tho steamer,
and Is hopoful that the carrier got
aboard and delivered thom. The do«»
tor says if the steamship company
i shanghaied tho man thoy won't get
much out of it as ho wa* broko ox
cept for tho oxpoctnnoy of tho $2
which Is awaiting his return.
Pote Monahan started this morning
With a dogslod for Valdez creek to
spond tho sunimor. Ills outfit started
two weeks ago and It now At Tonnlna.
ARKANSAS HAS 1
REAL DIAMONDS
Tiffany Says 140 Stones i
From That State Are
Crystallized Carbon.
Now York, Fob. 21—Delayed in
transmission—Exports ut TifTany't
today prououuced 110 atones found at
Murfreoaboro, Arkansas, to bo gon
11111 o diamonds. No load has beet
found yet allowing an extensive bod.
ARREST PRESIDENT
OF METROPOLITAN
Now York, Rob. 21—Delayed Ir
transmission—John lijgoman, presi
dent ol the Metropolitan Life Insur
.moo Oompauy, was 'arrestod todaj
upon indietmonts charging him witl
f ;rgc»ry and perjury, lie was paroled j
iiutlie custody of his attorney.
TEN HOURS FOR
WOMEN UPHELD
Oly-inpla, Wash., Feb. 20—The su
premo court upholds the state lavi
which forbids womon to work more
than ton hours when employed t<
work for wages, in a decision handed
down tf day. ri his will probablj
avoid an extra session of the state
legislature of which thei*o has beer
much talk, as it was said ono would
ho eallud to enatit an amenducl'law
for tho same purpose in ease the
supreme court should hold tho law In
valid.
OKLAHOMA FIGHTS !
RAILROAD MERGER
•« Guthrie, Olda., Feb. 20—Governor
Haskell today ordered tho attorroy
general to bring suit'to dissolve the
merger of tho Rock Island and other
ilneo. Ho Insists that all railroad
lines in the state of Oklahoma must
be competitive.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS
OF STAGE HOLD-UPS
Conflicting accounts are given in
tho Fairbanks papers of the alleged
hold-ups of stages on the Valdez. trail
by union miners to prevent strike
breakers from going in. Tlio conflict
j is ehlefly in the statements of the
men prosont when they reported the
' most notable ruction and in the testi
mony on the witness stand when the
case wiw heard hi court. Both News
and Tiuios give similar accounts.
The Btory was first told that fifty
armed men had held up the , stage at
Salehaket and pulled passengers off,
including one sick man. When sifted
the evidence soenied to show that [
while the strikers did stop the Htago j
they made no display of guns, ul- (
though several of them wore armed,
i Several men were arroBted and eon- J
llletlng testimony was given before
the U. 8. commissioner, the proseciv*
; lion's witnesses stating that much
j show of violence accompanied the
interview whllo the defense sought to
1 prove that only moral suasion was
j employed.
Attempts were made on Cloary
(crook to induce non-union men to
quit- work but testimony differs as to
the methods omployed. It was there
that Doe. Mading, an operator, flour
ished a gun to drive away agents of
j the union and was arrested for it.
SLAYERS SAFER THAN
RAILROAD BRAKEMEN
"Hoclal Progress, uu International
Year book," gives the followlngjstatis
tics 2
During tlio year 1001, oflt of 103,734
trainmen omployed on tho railroads
of the United States, 3,032 wore killed.
During tlio namo year, according to
tho snino trustworthy book of refor*
once, 8,482 tnurdors and homicide®
woro committed In thll country, fcr
which criinoB 110 persAna wore exo«
cuted. In othor woids, one brako
ninn In about 30 mot his doath in that
year, and one murdo*or in about 73.
Tho brakoman'a occupation, there*
foro, is about twlco a» dangorous a»
tho murderer'*.
Whitehorso hu a brass band In the
first stages of growth.
FRED M. BROWN
attoknkyat-law
Valdkz. Alaska
W. T. SCOTT
Attokney-At-Law
Office
Court House VALDKZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
■Alaska Bar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
EITEL BUILDING
SECOND AND P1KK
Seattle, Wash.
br. H. COCKERILLE
DEiNTlST
Second Street
Jit Reservation VALDEZ
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISfc
Prices Reasonable.
Hllntnnr. Alawke
For Assays Send Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper $3/>0
Gold and Silver - 1.60
Copper • • • 2.00
. Lead • - • 2.00
I1 llama it, Alaska
The A. Van tier Naillen School
of Pi iu:l in I Civil, hllt'ctricnl Mining
Kn^inccring. Kstnlilishi'd 1804
Oiciip lug tliolr btil'ding, workshop mut
nd laboratories Open nil >'« ar. Ureal da
iiuind for ex-students in all I Hick. New stu
lent* should enroll at once. Address tint
Stiectuml Tolui;ruph Avu Oakland, C«l.
HOTEL bILLER.
Headquarters for Vnldc-i people. 120 room*
Hates 60 conts, ?1 and fl.00 per day. Flratclass
KeetHUiHnt In connection. Froo llus Opposite
I'. 8.I'ostoffice.
Cos. First A v. & University at.. 8F.AITLK
Twelve Stories
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12 s'oi its: lire proof: concrete. 8.eel and mar
l»lo: lu tin- niotil iriflilt.nabl'- shopping dis
trict. Special latye sample rooms for display;
Kuril*!) thrill; 210 rooms, 130 bat lis; barber
shop; library Most refined, modem hosterly
In health*. 'Uusm-v intei all train* and bt>atn
IN TilK DI8TRIOT COUNT FOR TIIK TKRRI
RI'lORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
DIVISION
iii ine muuti 01 1110
4'K'Htr of
Henry I), Reynolds,
it bnnkrupt
in liniiitriiptoy
No W>
Order directing «cr
vice »>y publication
• ..v.vbo P PWI I"|| >m->, UII mW III Iinjf 111 ri'i;.
ruary, PJOS. flied herein foi Hu udjiidhMlftO ftf
bankruptcy anainsi Henry l>. Reynolds, and It
appears ilicieiroio Hint said bankrupt W nut
%v 111) 1 ii (be <1 strict, and It further appearing
i hath subpoena wax duly and regular y issued
in said in a tor on the tenth day of February.
1'i'n, and placed in ho hand-* of the United
8 Hto- Marshal on cald dav for nervlce, and has
t ti I s day »>«;*• ti retimed to the c ark's office
wtih the lii tor<om-nt thereon that the «aid
llenry I). Itcynolds, after due and dllHg, ut
'■ « en, cannot bt' lonud within hhId dl-trlct,
and it appearing then from thai personal ser
vice of In*- »ubpi'Otia herein, cannot bo made
upon hSid herein: now. on Ihn motion of Oi
t a ider A Donohue, attorneys for thopetition
er',
Ir I* ORDF*Eb:
That service of such subpoena be made bv
mibl'shitx thli oM-r tog-ther with said
subp>«n« In the Ala-ka Prospector, a weekly
newxnaper, published at Vaidez, Alaska, lu
paid district, outfit a week for two consecutive
weeks, the la*t of such pubbca Ion* to ba on
the 471 ti day of Februarv, IW#; and by mailing
a copy of thin order and said petition and said
«..hp >cna to the last kti >wn plare of abode of
th ' laid Henry D. Reynolds, in said district,
on or before the day of tlio llrst publication.
Witnrss, the lion, f-'llas 11. Held. Judge of
sa d Court and the seal thereof, at Valdet, in
said district, on the Uth day of February, l*Ki.
Heal 811 *11. Reid, Judge
Attest, Kdward J. Htlcr.
CI -rk of the District Court for
the Terrl'ory of Alaska, Third Division
By K. A. Henderson, Deputy
Call for Warrants
•Valdci, Feb. 13. 1900.
City Flra Fund Warrants up to and inclpd'
Inn No. 1IVS will ha paid If presented at my of»
flco within ten days from dato
E. B, WIIKAT. fewn Treasurer,
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. B. OVERHItfER Prop.
Pine Wine#, Liquor* and Clgare.
Everything Kirs»t .OIhbs
and Up-to-Pnte.
COPPER CENTER,
ALASKA
C C. Rudolph
phone no. j
DEALER IN
Duon», Windows, Boildm' Hard
wire, Mouldings and Finishing*.
Tax, P. & B. and Build
ing Paper.
PAINTS CHLS GLASS
D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
Kstabliaheu 1861
St. Paul, Minn.
LaKUK«I DbaI.kks IN THK NOKTUWkal
RAW FURS I
tiUlp Direct to Uh. Writ* for Itleo List
~ FURS
To MCMILLAN FUB & WOOL CO.
Ririmrixit ■—» a ■
laronTikixf* KC
MJNNKAI'O I.1M, . MINN.
WRITE ron CIRCULARS
If you desiro write or ship to
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
1407 Lanulky St., Victoria. H. C.
.KBMODELBD.
Rainier = land Hotel
SEATTLE
New Management Popular Pkuk8
European Plan Central IjOcation
Finest Cafe find Bar In The City
WIIaou A White Co.. Props. Chns. Perry, M«r
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. «. POTTS. Prop.
Kuropvau Finn. Kctnodolled and Newly Pur
Telephones In Each Room. IJ.H. P. O.
In HiilMlng. Hot Riul Cold Water. Rdtoi We
1st avk A Univkhsitv Ht. Seattle
IN HIE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OP ALASKA, TIHKD
DIVISION,
In Wiu matter of th*- estiil©
ol
Henry D Reynold*.
n bankrupt.
In Baukri)|>it.'y.
Subpoeuu lf»
Aliens
iiti uk ri»|>l
UQUtHl 3<*U* 01 ADU'riCO i
lMatrlet o( Alntku )
j Third Judicial Divlaion. >
To Henry l». Ueyuold!- In tald Division,
Greeting:
Foi certain causes ortored before the district
court («r tlie Territory of Alanka, Thlr<l l>lvl
i slon, as u court ol bankruptcy, Wf command
i and strictly enjoin you, layink all other mat
ter* aside, t»nd notli withstanding any etcuse.
that you personally appear be tore our Mild
dlHtrlc' court to foe boldcn In Vnldez, in said
district and division, within t»n days from the
date tlxed In the I 'icgolng order at» the last
date of th« publication of thi* subpoena, that 1
Is to «ay on or before tho niutli ilay of March, ;
19(8, to answern petition (lied by J. C. Martin, i
John O.Hnyder, and T.J. Donohoe, In our said I
court, prayinK that you way he adjudged a |
bankrupt; ana to do further and receive that
which our unld court shall consider in thla bo
half. And thin you ate in no wine to omit un
der the pain* and penalties that may befall
thereon,
And yon shall enter your appearance In said
rna ter In the clerk's office and shall pload to
NAld petition within tho time required by law,
otherwise said petition may bo taken pro
confeftoo.
Witniwj tho Hon Milan H Held. indue of said
court, and the seal thereof, at Voidest, thl* 11th
day of Kebrua'v. A. P., 1908.
Kdward J. 8tler,
Clerk of tho District Court
for the Territory of Alanka
Third Division.
Uy K. A Henderson, Deputy
Notice of Forfeiture
Valdatf, Aln«ka. February W, 19tvt.
To Ottbriol Anplan^:
You nro hereby notified that there hi* boon
expended In the year J907 lu labor and Im
provement* upon tho Alice j>Uoor group of 80
acre* tho tuu o( four hundrod dollar*' (1100)
and upon th<* Company Numb«i Two group of
ico acren the »um of eight hundreddolla™
($800); both of 'aid Kroup* of claim* Im-Iiik "It
uutcd upon the middle fork of the Che*tocbe
n« river In Chtnna mining district, Territory
of Ala*ka. the Mid aurn* bolnij the amount re
uuired<J)T the lawn of United fttatln governlnK
the location and holding of mining claim*),
necessary IJThold Mid (troup* of cl^lmii afore
*ald for the following calendar year, to wit;
the year 190H; the Mtu work having been per
f» rracd by your former co-partner In Mid
clalmo, W. A. (Illkey; and tnat the Mild W. A.
Ollkey han nlnce cold and transferred to tho
underlined, Wm. A. Hchroeder, Je**ol1.0ar
▼et and J*m«* Oarrett, all hi* rl#ht, title and
Interest In and to Mid claim*.
And unlcM within ninety dov* after ihe
completion of tho publlcntlon of this notice.
towlt: within ninety day* aftor the 11thday of
May 1904, you contribute your proportion of
aucn annual aaaerament work, to wit; the mm
of one hundred dollar* (1100) for the Mid Alice
■ roup of claim*, and one hundred dollar*
(IIUO) for tho Mid Company Number Two group
of claim*, your ln:«rt»t in Mid claim* and nil
of them, will bo forfeited to and beoome the
property of your preaent oo owner*, afore«ald.
Wm. A. Uchroeder
Jetoo H. Oarver
J*hjm Oarrott
GASOLINE ENGINES "■*%
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IN the district court for the
TERRITORY OH Af.ASKA, THIRD
DIVISION AT VALDEZ.
u, p.nutn, naintllT,
v?.
II. D. RRYNOLl'8, Defendant.
summons for
Publication
No. 218
j utr i rrsiacnHH cue united States of America
toll. 1). Rev noldi), grve'ing:
Yon are hereby summoned p.u-l reuulred to
Hppt'ar in the above ent itled action ana nnswer
the complaint heroin wihtlii. thirty (SO) day
(roin the completion of the publication of this
summon*, to-w it; within (3<j) thirty days froin
th«2Uth day of February, l'J08, to-wit: on the
21st Oay of March 1908, or )ndgiucnt for want
thereof will be taken aKuins-t you, and la
case vou fail to answer Die complaint herein
the plaintiff will ask ol the court for rwilei de
uianded In said complaint.
This action Is brought upon the contract to*
the recovery of money for goods, sold and d»
ilverrd by the plulmlif to the defendant, where
in the plaintiff demands lud -mem for Twelve
Hundred seventeen (11217 76) Seventy-six hun
Jreth Dollar-. kii I costs of the action in which
Hlun and attachment has been issued out of
the clerkV olllcc oi said Court, and property ol
the defendant seized under the said writ, and
that the plalntifl will apply to the court for
a Judgment aiul order directing the sale ol
jald property or so much thereol as wilt satisfy
the amount found dun the plaintiff.
Said summons was by order of the court ok
the 8tt> day el January '.WW, at Valdez, Alaska,
J tree ted to be serveu upon the defendant
publication.
Date oi llrst pnollcation, January,!#, liKHJ.
L>ate of last publication, February 20, liJOS.
Witness, the Hou Silas 11. Kcid, Judge ot saw
Court, this nth day, el January, 1908, m
Valdez
EDWARD J. STIER.
Clerk ol (J. 8. District Cou»«
Ity M. 11. Cox, Deputy
IN THK DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERR1
TORY OF AI.ASKA, THIRD DIVISION
1 nomas. Hooth niid CIihi lc»
TeckU*nb> rg, eo-j>Hrtnc»-*,
iIoIuk bnslnes under thr
brm name* and slyie oj
Hooth A: (.'oiuptuiy
I'lalnlid.
VS
II l>. Reynold.-,
Defendant.
I
No 211
. .... . vt-.... ill "1 me v IIMVU Titles IJI Auiorl
(•a, Greeting : To the abovnamed defendant.
11. 1). Iteyuolds.
you are hereby required to appear in the
District Court lor tiic Territory o( Alaska,
Third Division. holding terms ut Valdei, In
said Division and Territory, and toanswer the
complain! of plaintiffs tih-0 In the above en
titled in.'Ion, within t it 1* ty days after lhe com
pk'tlon of the period of publication of this
summons, to wit: Within thirty days after the
sixth day of February, A, I, 1V08. The ordet
for the service of t is summons by pub""«tlob
Is dated on th ■ 'JOth. day of November,. *7.
The said above entitled action Is brought to
recover the sum of eleven hundred thirty
elgtit dollars nn<l thlrty-eiget cents. due from
defendant t<> plaintiff, upon a certain draft
drawn by said defendant, us and acting and
doing bURldess utidc the name of "lleynolds
hank," upon the National Hank of Commerce,
of Seattle. Washington, in favor of said plain*
tiff, as payee, dated Octobcr 7th. 1907, for the
said Finn, the mid defendant then and tiler's
having no funds whatever In tlie hands ot
said dmwee subject io the said draft, and has
not since had any funds in said bank, the
drawee named tn said draft, subject to the
(•aid draft, ail of which the said defendant
then and there well knew. The payment ot
said Bum was, before the commencement ot
this action, demanded of said defendant by
said plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified thai if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, aa
above required, the said ibiintiff's will take
judgement against you for the sum of eleven
hundred a<id thirty eight dollars and thirty
cl|?hl cents, with Interest, and costs and dU
bnrscmcnss In -aid action.
Witness the Honorable .Initio* Wlckcrsham,
Judo of said Court, this ?ith dayof Decern ix>i
In lhe year of our l.ord one t housand nine hun
dred and seven. ami of the Independence ot
Iho United States of America, the o..e hun
dred and thirty second.
F.nwAitn J. SftEn. Clerk
By E II Henderson, Deputy f'lerk
Ostrander A Donohoe,
Valdez, Alaska,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Date of first publlctll ni. I)' :i.inb»*i l», 14 >7
Date of lttsi publication February Oth 19<>»
rtl.'MMONH Full PUBLICATION.
In 'the United Htates District Court for th$
Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division
LeRoy V. Kay, I'laintlfT, .
V*
Gertrude II. Hay, DciciuIhiii >
The I'resldent of the United Statex ot Auienca,
Greeting:
To the above-named defendant:
You are hereby required to app>.at In the
District Court fot the Territory of Alaska.
TblrJ Division, ut Valdej, Althin thirty days
af'er the corn p er'o ■ of the puhlica'lon of this
summons: tow it within thirty days alter the
Mth day ol March lves and answer the coin
idaltit oi the plaintiff tiled In said action, or
judgment iitll be taken against wu in default
of Mich answer in accordance with the prayei
of plain tin' in hi) said complaint.
The said action is brought against you, the
suld defendant, bv the plaintiff to obtain a
decree ol divorce dl.-solvlnc the mnrrlHge rela
lion heretofore and now existing between you
and said plaintiff.
An oider for publication of summons in this
action was made bv the Hon. .Silas 11 Held,
judge of said court, In open conn on the 8th
day '>f February, UN8
Witness the llouorable Silas II Keid, Judge
of snid Court, this nth day ot 1 obrnary 19W.
and of the independence of the I'niled .States
the otto hundred nnd thirty second.
Kdward J. Stler,
Clerk ot the District Court, for tho lertl
lory of .Mnskn, Thlid Division..
ItV K. A Henderson.
Deputy Clerk
F'rst publication, February 1.1. '908.
Last publication, March 2i>, iy.8.
Application For liomentead.
Application loj Additional Kntry Under An*
Hon /.sort Kcvisod Statutes,
I). B. LniiO Offlce at Juneau, Alaska,
November 'ii, 1901
N-itlce I* ht/t'by given, that tieorgti J. f/)'•«,
Whoso Post Olllc addiess i« VhIuvx, Alaska
as^igln •• »>( Natllllllii I K .III' , II, and >N 111 tl • • 1 < i
boot*. Kvnri't, »«>• iik entitled to the benefits
ot nee Ion v.W i>( ihi» Kovi-ed S;atutes 01
the I'n it id State*, srniiting additional
land* to soldiers and sailor* who served in tli*
war of tin- Hehelllon, doe* here'»y apply to
enter the land* embraced in I.'. 8.Survey No
itei, situated near Valdoz In ttin IHstrlc-t oi
Alaska, latitude 01 d> e. OS in In V. and long I
tude 116 dcg. 11 uiin V\\, mid more pattluularl)
described a < follows:
fleginnltig at comet No. 1 of »«id eurvev No
4M. a art-en mono IKx'xo marked 8.- lf«"> Cor i
t). H. Loc. Mon. No IV, hear.* h. £>o deg. 40 mlo
K. Ifi 21 ch#. for. No. I I' H .Survey No. SM
bear* H. 67 dcK. .'Jy mln. K. b$M eh*, distant!
thence N. 87 deg. 01 niln, W l >chs, to Cor, No
'J of Survey No W>; I hem e F. 6'/19 ebi.'to
Cor. No. s, ol laid mirvjey No. 4M; teence south
31 91 ch* to Cor. No 1, of «all Hurtey No, i.V^;
thence West ttg.09 tbt to ("or. N'<> l ot eald
.Survey No. 4V,, mid thu place ot b«glnulng,
Coiitar.lng I'iKW net'it Magnetic Satiation
2# d<giees f»7 minute* l"a-1, * additional to
tholr original homestead •. which the said
Nathaniel K linball entered on i he 2-ith. day ot
April 1R»'^ pet homestead No H5, at Stvvent
Point, Wisconsin ; nndwh it li theiaid Wt nil old
Scott F.vans entered an the 17th, dav ot Jutta.
|M7H. at Harrison, AtkunSas, per homestead
No. 1770.
Any and ail poisons claiming adversely an>
portion of the «bo\ o described tiact of land at*
rciiulrnd to lllo with the Kcgister mii t Me^-elvoi
of the U. 8 I and oflloe at Juneau, Alaska »h»U
adverse Claim thereto, under oath, during the
period of publication or within thirty day*
thereafter or they will b<> barred by prorf»
Ion* of tn>« Stat it.'
Ocorog J. l<otr,
Assignee of Nathaniel Kimball
and Win Mold Heott Evan*,
li I* hereby ordered that tho notleo ot the
foregoing application be published In tbe
••l'rot^utor," • weekly newspaper, printed and
puhll*hod at Valdoi, Alaska, for the statutory
period, and I hereby designate the name M
the newspaper published nearost the above de
scribed land
JOHN W. MJDLE*, Keg later
Data of 111ft publication, December 12.190?
I'ete of last ptiblkatlun, February 1*, Ifofl
John Lyom,
Attorney for Applicant • •
Call for Warrnnta.
Valffl. Feb. 13. 1904,
All city warrant* uo to < ni Including No
i'dt* will be paid It presented «nuy offlo« With
in tan day* from date.
t B WHEAT. Town TrM*«r«.