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i, r.. i», Wheat. Town Tre»«nrwr of the Tow n of VaMcz, District of Alfl«kn,
Oo hereby certify th*t the foregoing ll*t of delinquents is (rue and correct to the brst of my
knowledge. K. B. WHEAT.
Valde*, AU<k« Jan. 5, 1009. Town Froasorer
MINERS ARE COMING TO
, BUILD AERIAL TRAMWAY
Heattlo, Jan. 0—Ho soon as possible
after tho arrival in Valdez of tho
steamship Yucatan work will begin
on tho aerial tramway to bo built on.
tho coppor proportion of tho Kenne
cott Mine* Company. On the Yuca
tan are aevontcen minora and tram
way men under tho leadership of W.
Hateh who aro golnff north to do tIn
work.
It la the expectation of tho mine
managers to place the mine on a
shipping basis within a year. The
propery is so located that ore can be
Utunwported a considerable distance
by moans of a trarn, and It will then
be taken in hargo* down the Copper
river to where the Copper Kiver Kail
road has been extended.
Contractor (leorgo W. Nelson this]
morning began tho actual work *»f
freighting inside the supplies for the
government telegraph line. For
dome time Nelson'* outfit has been
busy freighting in its own supplies
ami this morning the sleds went out
on t he trnll with tho supplies to be
used in duplicating the telegraph
line.
Steamship Santa Clara departed at
midnight last night for Seattle. The
passenger list is: For Seattlo;
Charles It. Crawford, Mrs. Charles K. j
Crawford, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Cooper,
John Benson, John Barrack, If. Ross,
Miss Bi Oreen, Mr-*. K, B. Mnrtin,
Mrs. Mofirew, Tessie G'ohn, John
Hardy and five second class. For
Juneau; B. Case, William T, Lovo, j
Herbert Tozier. 'for Cordova; If.
Slater. Mrs. O, l)i</>old.
GOVERNMENT RULING
STALLS ALASKA COAL CO
With nearly eight miles of railroad
built from the Count to the coal lands
which they own in Homer, Alaska, ;
and with all the necessary wharves, 1
rolling stock, shops and other inci
dentals necessary to carrying on the j
business of eorl mining, the Michi
gan-Alaska Development Company .
finds itself stalled on account of the
action taken by the government two j
years ago when the giving of all pat-1
cuts to coal lands was summarily
stopped owing to the gigantic frauds
with respect to the coal properties!
which the government officials had
discovered in connection with rail
roads in Wyoming and Utah.
J. M. Hush null, of Chicago, who ar
rived from llomer yesterday on the
Dora, said that the company is ready
to begin mining as soon as the pat
ents are once more issued to coal
lands taken hp by prospectors. "We
have nearly 4,000 acres," said he,
"and the coal has a good commer
cial value, and is especially Fitted for
cooking purposes. It is a high grade
lignite, contains a great deal of car
bon, and has only from six to nine
per cent ash."
"The lands are situated at llomer,
on Kaehinah Bay, 155 miles west of
Seward on the lower end of the Ke
nai peninsula. W. W. McAlpin of
Detroit, president of our company,
was there all last summer and fall,
and remained there to take care of
the interests of the company."
Coal lands are charged for at the
rate of £lo an acre by the government
when they are more than ten miles
distant from a railroad, and $lr> per
acre when under that distance.—Se
at tie Times.
The Lawson out tit departed this
morning for Seattle creek, in the Su
sitna country. Tom and Hob Law
son. Charles (Sarwood and Dolph
Smith comprise the members of the
party, which has valuable placer
property inside.
The I.awson party lias been haul
ing supplies to the tirsl cache for sev
eral days, and this morning started
with the camp okttit.
Cariboo Bill Is Moving Fast
Circle. .Ian. II — Arrived here today
O. K., miles from Yald z in 15U
hours actual traveling time. Leave
for Kaglc on ilie t welfth.
Hilly < 'ooper.
The telegram quoted in the forego
ing was received by the Prospector
yesterday altern*< 11, too late to
publish.
IN Till'. I»IJ"KI' I'l 'il'lt ! nK TIIi: I'MTKii
,-i m i - 11.1;i;ri'i>i;y ni- a i.avk \. mvis
H'N NO. AT V AI. I > I. /..
Tin' 1 lilted Stuti - of A in- ri< ii, i No
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The ."' In niici No.KiiiM-i In Admiralty,
Marti. lit-r n| parol. tacklc.
Im>iU>. fiuiro, More-. |ui |>- , Notio- l'or
lilt lit itlnl turtii! lire.
I'll I>1 ii-itIl<>ii.
Tli" l'!ii|. .l Mate- "I An. i h n
Territory oi Alaska. --
I liinl .liidn i.il I■ j\ i>|oli.
\VHKItKA>' A libel olilitoijiinti.il 11:i» beetl
til..I hi I Ii.' lM-irii'i « mi rt of tin- I 'in t«'i| mii it'
ll? Aiiit'i it-ii ior i lit- i'liir<I .1 utln lul I»i\ i-n.ii oi
tin- Tt-rrllory t.i Alii-ka mi tlit- t< tiny n( Iv
ceinber hi tin* yt'iir of niir I.ord one thousand
mm' liiiit'irt-<l tin I fiulit hy Jnmc> J. <'ri»«*U-y.
AI tori.t\ oil in-I iiitiil Slut- -, in behalf of t in*
I'llilcd Mutes ngtt.MM lilt1 ' i hoti-'cr No K ili•
mm Mum. lu-r hpi'iiri'l, tackle, I.out-, ciir/o,
Mores, equipment and furniture alleging in
-ill.-mil. r tluit I I'. lif In it f. mi oilift-r in the
Iti'Viiiuii I'titU'r SiTvii't* of i lii* I" ill toil States,
■ I nl j . online "ion cil I iy i in- I'i • -ti'.i m of i in I "ii j.
ii'il Sin if. in i. .in inn ml of tin* I nil fil states
Itcvciiuc 1'inti r Ho nr. ii in I mi special iluty in
I lie Water-ol t lie let l it. il \ of A In-kil, oil the
•.•-'ml day of .Inly l'ms, w it Ii in the limit- o I the
Territory of \la-ka nin 1 in tlnwi't :- Hereof,
Mint \\ 1111 i 11 'In' civii Hint j'l lleial tlt-lrii-i i>f
Alu-kti. itlni 1 lie rinnl ,'nilli'itii Division of
Ala-kil. on hnter* liii\iiliililc f: itin till1 m'ii liy
M'.».'|. of ti'ii t>r more ton- liiinli'ti sH/ed -h:I
vessel nlul rniifti h- forfeited to theti-enf the
I"IIitfil .-lull-: Unit Miiil ve-sel i- owned ly
sonic person or iiiT.-oiis unknown to tin? snli1
illiorucy of tin I" 1111 i-i I > t.i 11 - nlul wn» sci/ce
on tl.f iif'irt"iil.| ilnte w lif n Mil.I vessel. Im.
rapt mil. ntlicer* hihI erew were t lien mid i hci.
finiinl riiKH.'i <1 .n ktiling inr -mils within the
limit-oi (lit- Territory of vlu-t.ii >mil within
tIn- -nI'I wnti r- thereof, in vjointiiiii of -.it mo
iiliiflf.ii liiiii'lrttl lilty-i\ (|'.i.Vi) Itivl-fil
StHtn if - t»f the I mttil .--iiiii-, niitl tliut they
ill.I kill fin -fill- hi i lif leirltory of Alaska
within ->till 'I IIinI .1 if'ii !ul Division anil in :ln
water-t hereof, contrary mot In violation of
t lie -fi t ion nfori -n i• I in-m li case- made mid
pro\ )• if.) .iinl thereafter mi t lie .'it Ii ilay of No.
\enilier A D litis, the f.ipinlti, otlleers ninl
crew of -niil vessi 1 aller lint ii■ k been ilnly In
diete I ainl tin i in tin- erliniiiiil court oi the
Tli 1 nl .1 hi I it-1 it I l*i\ i-ion of Aln-kii. wort- found
guilty oi InnliiK kill, ii fnr -eiil- within tin
limit's of Alii-ku Territory In the I Ii I r • I Jmlicl
i\ 1 IMvl-ion nml In the water- thereof on the
'•.'.'nl <1 ii> of July \. I*. ItniH, iitnl in violation ol
section nineteen hundred fifty -i\ (iftiA) lie
vfsed Statute* of the t'liitc.l .-tales; nlnl that
sniil schooner, her apparel, tackle, bonis, car
k'o. .itoii s, |iiii'im nt nml furniture heeainc
therehy lorfeitetl to the u.-e of tile I tiileil
states; nnil pravni»r i lint the same may becon
ilemlieil nlnl -olil n-fot (elleil as a tort-saId
NOW, TIIKIIKI'oUK: In pursuance «f Ihe
monition tiniler the -t nl of the said court to
inc tlir«'i'ti'i! nlnl ilcliveicil, I i|o hereby kIvc
pnlille mitli o to nil pcr-ons i biimiiiK the siild
schooner, her apparel, tackle, bouts. eiiiitn,
stores. «'11iiiptnciit nml fnitiitiiri'. or In any
manner Intcrf-tcd therein, that they lie ami
appear before th« Mild ilt-triet coiirt to lie hchl
nt the City of VnltU/, in anil for the Third
Judicial division of the TVrrltorv of Alntkn,
on the third Monday of Maj fn'Jiit lltwio'
clock In lip' forenoon of that day. provhlci'
the -nine shall he a tin\ of juristlellon, other
n If con the iif xt day of jttr Indict ion t ii'Teaftcr
then nml there !o Intfrpioe ihelf i lain.« nml
to iiiiike their nlleirntlons In Hint Indtalf.
Dated (hit 10UI1 dny of liccemlier, I'.fw, at
Valde*, Alntikn. '
.Inrie* J. f'ronsley,
I'illled Stntes Attorney.
Ii K. l-ove.
l ulled States Mnrnhnl for the
Third Judicial I»lvl«loti of the
Territory of Alnskn.
Hy I.. Vnwter,
Oftlrc Heputy
IN TIIK DISTRICT COURT OK TIIK UNITKD
HTATKs, TRRRlTORY <u ALASKA.
DIVISION SO. 3. AT V \I.DKZ.
The United Stale* of Amerh'ft.) No. JV>0
v*
The Helioonef Salknl ri». i In Admiralty
lirr apparel tarkfe. boat*,
Cargo, *tofc», equipment i Notlee for
«n«l furniture,
I I'uMlentlon
Tho I'nlt6'l State* of A hut led,
Territory of AHi-ita, *•«
Third Jn<1 K-lnl Divulon. )
Wiifhim* a llhel «>f Information In*" been )
filed III tho Dl»(riot Court of the United State'
of Atnerlea forthe Third itidleial Dlvlfloti of
the Territory rtf Ala«ka on th> >*>th of Deeem- i
b«r In the yeaf of our l,otd one thoutaiM tiltio '
hundred and eight hv .fame* J. C'roMlejr, At- .
torneyofthe I'til fed 'Stale*, in hehtlf of the :
f'illtcl Stall" nic«Jti"? th.' peliootivr Baikal
Marn, her a|tp«rel, tackle, lnmt«, enrftn, *tore«,
equlwnent and furnit<ir> alleglttM >n •tibaturife '
that K. I'. Ilcrtholf, an ofTleer In the Revenue
t'nCfer s<tvI(■(' of lli'' I'nltcd -fair-, duly < ctn
mi**l<itted l»y the f're«(d< tit of the 11 nIt«-«l,
States. In eoniiiiari't of the United Statr* Rev
on no flitter Rear, and on *1 lot duty In the
water* of tin1 Territory of Alaska, on tho23ml
lajr of July IWS, within the limit* of the ler
rltory of Ala«ka and in the water* thereof,
We are
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in
General Merchandise
and Carry the LARGEST STOCK In
Southern Alaska
Having been established since 1900 our experience
gathered in eight years has enabled us to gauge the
requirements of this country accurately and our stock
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tind w I lit I ii t lio civil mul judicial district of
•\lrt«kn. and tlic T!» i r«l Judicial I »i vision
of A In >• k >i. on waters navigable from (lie
sea by vessels of ten or inoro tons bur
den M'iietl milil vessel and cargo as for
felted to the iiso of tho United States;
iimt said v«*>^«."i is owned by soma pot*
*ii or jiersons unknown to tbe said attorney
of tin.' I'nlti'il State* and whs nei/.cd on tbe
aforesaid <lnte when said vessel, her captain,
otlli er* mul crew were then ami there foil ml
< HMflCil in killliiK fur seal' within the limits
i>l tbe Territory of Alaska ami within the
said waters thereof, in violation of section
nineteen hundred llfty-six (l!»f>0>) Iteviced
statutes of the United States, and 'hat they
■ lid k 11 i fur seals |ii the Territory of Alaska
within said Third Judicial liivision and In
the waters thereof, contrary and In violation
of the section aforesaid In such eases made
and provided and thereafter on the '2nd day
of November A. I>. Ithe captain, officers
and crew of said vessel after having been
duly Indicted and tried in the criminal court
of tlie Third Judicial liivision of Alaska, were
found guilty of having killed fur seals within
the llini.* of Alaska Territory In the Third
Judicial Itlvblon and In she water*
thereof on the '/2nd day of July A.
I>. 1W», and In violation of section nine*
teen hundred llfty-six (19V.J Kevlsed Stat
ute of the United Stales: ami that said
schooner, her apparel, tackle, bout*, cargo,
store-, equipment and furniture became there
by forfeited to tl e one of the United States:
ami pravlng that the same mav be condemned
and sold >is forfeited as aforesaid.
Now. Tiikrp.fokk, in pursuance of the
monition under the seal of the said court to
me directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice to nil person* Claiming the s«iii
schooner, her apparel, tackle, boat*, cargo,
stores, eunipmeiit and filtnlture, or in any
manner Interested therein. (bat they be and
appear helore the said district court to be held
at the i Ity of Valdcr, in and for tho Third
Judhlal liivision of tho Territory of Alaska,
on the third Monday of May ft>09 at 11:00
o'clock In the forenoon of that'day, provided
the same shAll tie a dav of Jurisdiction, other
wise on the next flay of Jurisdiction thereafter, j
then and thereto Interpose their claims anil i
ni'ike their allegations In that behalf.
1'iitcd this artth day of December, l(*»g, at ]
V'Mldex, Alaska.
James J. t'rossiey.
I'ill ted States Attorney.
If. K. UiVf,
United Slate* Marshal fur the
Third Judicial tMvl*l6n of the
Territory of Alaska.
Itjr 0. I< Vawter,
Office Ixjputy
ALASKA COMMERCIAL CO.
Are now building a powerful light draft stern wehel
river steamer to ply on the Yentna and Susitna rivers,
carrying passengers and freight from Tyoonok, Cook In
let, to the head of navigation-First trip will be made im
mediately upon opening of navigation in the spring, J 909
In addition to the store now located at Susitna Station,
other stations will be established on the river where com
plete Stocks of miners' supplies will be carried.
I! * j
Kennedy Outfit Arrives
A Kennedy Htage outfit constating
<>f seven passengers and eighteen
h^ad of horaes arrived In town at
noon today, from Fairbanks. The
passenger* registered in the Seattle
Hotel hh follows j| Pearl (Ireen, Mrs.
K. J. Martin, Mr«. Diebold, II. Ross,
John Barrack, John Benson, Henry
Wnf.-r.
John Barrack, a former mayor of
Fairbanks and a brother of George
Barrack, postmaster of Latouche, is
In town from Fairbanks, ami In stay
ing in the Heattlo Hotel. John Bar
ra<-k Ih oiip of the best, known busl
nem men in the Tan an fl country, and
is the inventor of the Barrack Point,
the most successful ground thawl ig
apparatus in use In the placerdistricts
of Alaska.
Notice of Forfeiture
To The Arctic Mining Co., a corporation and
11»«? individual tnamber* thereof:
You and each of yon are heroby notified that
thorp lin* been expended In the year 1908 In
libor and I in |tro vcment* on the- California
placer mining claim *lt tinted at Hlate Creek. In
the Copper t>nter recording district.Territory
of AInnkn. the mini of 1100, being the ctnon.u
re«|»iIr»-»1 by litw to hold *ald ollim under the
provisions of Mctlrn Kevl*ed Htatuteaof
tin* United State* for Hip year ending l>ec. fit,
1908. And if within ninety day* after thin no
tice by publication yon fall or refiue to contri
bute to the undesigned your proportion of
Hindi expenditure a* co-own era, your Intercut
In the *ald California placer claim will be for
feited to and become the property of the un
del signed under »ald neetlon 2.12-1.
.fame* Raker,
W. If Crary.
C. N Crary
l»ateof flrxt publication Jan 14, I9W.
I>»te of ta«t publication April 16, 1909.
A eonnlderable utipply of freight for
the KonnMOtt mlnca In Unlay being
rrmoved from thn Valcle/, wharf, The
greater part- of this freight Is to be
tined In constructing an aerial tram.