ciwh a. wtiur. rimtur. w. Mtrtta c.
Kww is MMf itm \jMit thf undfir
st|M4 4«ly rwm in partition
Ui U» »Kw mUIM iwrsuMt to in
«r dhor MkNi IM *«t*r«M fry
Uw fw»rt ttowln w» iho ttlh may of Sop
tmhfr, l»u, «ill Mil «t public wr»<lw
Uic bhWkt CVvr ot&h in fund,
•I Uw ?tv«tt of U»o prom!#** hereinafter de
«w t^wi <ot iVtobor, l««i.
ui t wVkvrk |v *»., U»a NK^init described
ivsti wki i^kui r^wfuwrly, to-wu: Lot
Ihcw tnkwfe thrw <S\ In I be Town
of VjiKWi, TtrWhvry of AU^kt, according
lo tJw rvwvrxK^l pUi of tlw townsnc of said
tOWU, loMN'llNt Vdllll the hnildlllffS lhe*«0
on *n*i live iimtwU p^wrtji' viwuined in
sawl toinhhnfrs and briny? the joint prop
*»tV of <SW patHeS lo ibis SOU. $Al<1
Mmiws aw |<<*N*h-<tl on Keystone awiwp,
n*s*r \K lunHvy stiwi, tn said tvwn of Ya:
vkv4s
|vato«l Svrdemlveir x\\ l^H.
l\ in. imstmi,
HeJVlvo.
lvurs» |tul«lioi*iNin Sept. ijoN l$U.
|..<*>I in\ toil.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
In I he Vnstriei *>Mirl tor the Territory
or .Mas**, Tliml invision.
\iv \\ lMw<ar<ils, vs. «\ H, Cam
eron ami OUlTord Jiwlwswu defendants. *■»
Summons for- Public*! Ion —No.
TlKv lxr\\<UhNWt of tlH! llHliHt Sutos of
An^riif#, srveiinip;
To It. Cameron, one of ilio show nam
ovl tloMuUn!\ Vw« are hereby required io
a»»poar in iho Pisiriei Court for ilio Tor
ri.ory or \la>k«, Tlilrxl division* within so
days, arier the oompleiion or mo period
or publication or ibis summons ami answer
the tiNMnpUlnl or the alwvo namod plain
tar. a o**py or which oompUlM is lioro
with delivered lo yon; and unless yon so
appear aiul answer lbo plaintiff win take
judgment asam>t y««i ror Ilio rvher de
manded in said complaint, Tlio said ac
tion is brouvht by said iiUtnltn' against
sittl ilo^iuUiU tor the robot following, that
is to say, tir>t; Tliat lie, >atd plaintiff,
ho deorord lo be iho owner or an undivided
one-third interest or, m ami to each and all
or iho roihoxnic named lode ami placer
mimnvr claims, h> w; Columbia, Coupon,
Walloper, *5old i ertilloato, l>isi>nry
\h>(»v», Haiv^nks Uazabo, Tovioz,
lluimlliii'vr, l,al«|Kilosa» Mamma, invhlo,
MtkiUviAi iiist inniiiK olaim*, im<l ray
ma>i*vr ami ra>lioNr |»Knvr lunonvr olauns;
;iU or >ai»l olanus l^hiyr sunaio msir similes
liay m-ar llio l»o\< r oiu> *>r VaMo* Itay m
lllo \ viMoj uonto. ;uiil iN> oiil!ii'; iji^irnM
m ih»- t»;^?r««"i >»r \tii»K.i; ami an or wlnoii
>;iul mnonv oKon>> \\> i>» Io«mIv<| ami ro
ourtloii titiruiv ilio m«»nili *»r .ini\, 1011,
l»y an<l in ilio namo *»r 11*»- *anl «loroml
anl-^s \ml Hial ^l^iviulanh l»o «>r<l^iv«i i<>
« |tro|*«<r o<>nv»\\anoo i<\ >.n»l platn
mu »»r lUo >ai«l mloi>^i m -a»»l olauns;
11tui m ilio »v« ni *»r ilio iiokIooi or iv
In-al »*r >ahl ilor»iulanls i»» « .ani>ly Willi
snrli oi-*l» r a oopv «»r ilorroo nf Ilio
com i o««nlaimmr >ai>l ««r«lor may ho ivo<ml
»-*! m l»i»* omoo or Ilio hM-ohior ror >ul<l
VaUlo* imnui^ ami ivoorilini? ilisirioi and
>liall oj»oralo as a oonvoyanoo or Ilio said
nimivM m said rlaiins lo ilii» hlauililT. Soo
oiul, fur li»> rnsis and illshiirsomoius in
ilns. aoiion. Tlurd, r«>r snoli ollior and
rinihor ivlior as iho said oonri shiihr as
a oouri or oitiuly may doom jnst and
oi|iiilahh\
Tlio dalo of ilio ordor ror ilio puhlioaifon
of ilns snminons is ilio $Mh day or s«>p
loinhor, UMI, And Ilio pnhliraiion of ilns
siimiimns is io ho niado in tlu» Valtiot
l»ros|»ooior, a nowsnapor piihllshod and
in-inh'd at ViildoK, Alaska. Yon, tlio said
almvo naniod dofoiulani, aiv ivqnlrod lo
apjMsir and answor ilio said complaint
within thirty days arior tlio completion of
the period of punliratlon or this summons,
to:wit: witlnn ;tn days after ilio yih day
of Novomher, Ittll.
Witness the Hon, Kdward K. f.tishtnan
jmlirc of said court tins tf.Mli day or sop
iotnher. A, l»,, UMI, and or our indopend-1
once i:ti»lh.
Kl>. M. I.AKI \» r.lerk.
(Seal! V, A, PA INK, Heputy.
Kirsl puhlicaiion Sept. toil.
i.ast publication .Nov. i>, tvlll.
Big Slaughter
Of prices on New and Second Hand
(ioodn of every description
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
Andlwlnh to fl«r out entire Stock
Cull aim! look over our Itargalnft
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Sails from Valdei Dock
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With Pmaengeri And Freight
Ice Delivered. Lluhterintl and Gen
eral Job Work
M. M. MORRIS D. E. MORRIS
Marine Supt. Pres. & Gen. Mgr
on board boat* at Archibald Block
Hotel overland
W. A. ('. BALDWIN, IVop. U
Host appointed hotol in Sowurcl
I loudquurtors lor Minin^. 'Mcn
KI3WAIID ALAHKA
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Manufacturers of
YAKSHAW STOVES
Plumbing, f Steam and Hot
Water Heating, Pump* and
Well Point#.
Sheet Metal Work of F.very
Description, Hose Valves,
Iron Pipe, Fittings.
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Amtrloin League.
Hoston, 11; Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, 1; New York, 0.
National League.
Hrooklyn, 3; New York, 0.
St. Louis, 2; Chicago, 8.
American League.
Won Lost Pctg.
Philadelphia too 50 007
Detroit 87 03 580
Cincinnati 70 7t 527
Chicago 75 73 .507
New York... 70 75 503
Huston 70 75 503
Washington 05 87 '»17
National League.
Won Lost rctff.
New York 00 50 058
Chicago oo 00 ooo
Pittsburg ...8 4 07 550
Philadelphia 70 00 53 4
81. Louis 73 73 500
Cincinnati 08 8 4 450
Hrooklyn 00 8 4 4 17
Hoston 40 105 270
Weather Report.
Observations for the 2 4 hours
ending at 0 p. in. yesterday:
ltaromctic pressure 20.1 40
Maximum temperature. ... 47
Minimum temperature. . . . 3X
Mean temperature 42.5
Temperature at 0 p. in.... 42
Precipil at i«»n oo
Cl.iudx. calm.
11. M. lilade, Observer.
Marino Movements.
Sainpsou sailed west October 4.
Itcrlha sailed for westward Sept.
20.
Northwestern sailed from Seattle
October t.
Alameda sailed for Seattle Oct. 2.
At Home
Mondays until Saturdays from
8 to 0 o'clock daily. Will be
pleased to have you call and in
spect the larest line of suits and
overcoats ever received. S. I}lum
& Go.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To A. T. Potior. .1. T. Keeley, II. s. rill -
lespie, K. J. Otmn, K. V. Thomas and r. K.
Colter.
Yon are hereby notified, that there has
been expended during tin* years tout) anil
n>i() in labor and improvements on those
certain placer claims, known as the
"Yankee oirl," the "Irish oirl," the
"Until." the "llallle llelle," the "Kmma II."
and the "llellen." lylmr, being and situate
III the Chisna Milling district, In the ac
cording Prerlnet of Copper Center, In the
histrlet or Alaska, the sum of one thou
sand two hundred dollars, lawful money
or the l ulled Stall's, the amount required
by law to hold said claims r«>r the year
following the performance or the annual
labor. That said expenditure Tor labor and
improvements as aforesaid was made by
John A. Ila/.elei, a co-owner or said claims
and each of tlieiu.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion of the publication of this no
nce, to wit: within ninety days arter the
nth or January, 1012. yon ami each or you
contribute your •portion of the expense or
Hie aforesaid annual labor and improve
ments for said years and ilie whole there
of. your Interests in said mining: claims
will he forfeited and become the property
or the undersigned, who is your co-owner.
JOHN A. IIAZKI.KT.
lutle or llrst publication October ft, 1911.
hate or last publication January ft, 10IS.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.
Notice is hereby tfiviMi Ilia! (he
('.uiiiniMii Council of lhe Town <>I
Ynldez will sil na a Hoard of
Krpiali/.al ion for I In1 purpose of
•Miuali/iim" I In* nssessmenls for
Hit' year MM I, «>11 taxable prop
erly williin (In* Town of VaUez,
Alaska, a! Ill' council chninbcr in
said lown on Monday, I lie Dili day
11f Uclober. IUII, from 2 o'clock
p. in. mi I il i o'clock p. in., a11<I
on Tuesday, I In* loili day of Oelo
Im»r, lull, from '* o'clock unlil \
o'clock p. in., and on Thursday,
I lie lUlh day of October, MM I,
from » o'clock unlil i o'clock p.
in., al which lime complain!s re
mirdiiiK Mie assessment of prop
erly for laNiiliiui will be beard.
W. II. (III AIIV.
Town Clerk.
Valdez Undertaking Co.
Undertaker, Embalmern
Funeral Directors
Phone 148 GEO. ROBBINS, Mgr.
Launch Union
l.«avr» City Wharf Daily i»t 9 a. m. for
Shoup Buy and Way Poinli.
Kant, Commodious.
Ofticc: ('or. Keystone & MeKlnley HtR.
K. (i. AMK8
PLUMES
Cleaned, Curled and Willowcd
Clesinlntf, Prefixing nnd Repairing
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Work (iiiaranteed
Phone 7.'l
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M'ld'gs, Wall Paper, Linings, Rugs, Malting.
at C. C. ; RUDOLPH'S
mmhists
a* JjiSir ! i
OF WILD ANIMALS
George Shiras, Camera Hunter of
Wild Qame, Tells Characteris
tics of Wilderness Friends
Sou 11 le.--< icnrnc Silicas, III.,
nrttui'rtlisl and originator of I lit*
sport nl' hunting wilil Kiime willi
lln4 camera, returned on (ho Nor
thwestern from a successful ex
pedition lo llo* Kciiai peninsula. I
Mr. Silicas brought back sonie|
wonderful pictures of I lie jxianl ;
moose of Alaska ami of (lie while
mountain sheep, the Ovis Dalli,
found only in lite noclhlaml. 'i'lie
moose pictures cmnplele a set
which Mr. Sliiras henan years a^o
ami which look him to the woods |
of Maine, New HrunswicU, <„>;ic- i
bee, Ontario, Manitoba, Mintieso
la. Idaho and Wyoming.
More than id years a^o Mr.
Sliiras jrave up tiis rill** i'<»r 111•* i
camera. Now lie looks upon his!
shy friends of Hie wilderness and
of the stream a* >uh.jecls for pic- i
lures and not ' fur the slaughter!
ul* l lie l rophy hunter.
lie hroii^ht hack with him a
lar^e collection ul' pictures uf !
while sheep, a disliucl species'
found onlv in Alaska. Incidental-,
ly, he added largely In his co|
leclion of oiler, porcupine, mar
mots and of many birds, such as
I he Arctic tern, shafts. nulls. eag
les, willow ami rock ptarmigan,
spruce jrrouse and ducks.
Mr. Sliiras went lo Alaska dur
ing the first week in July and vis
ited that part of the northern dis
trict. lyinK -MO miles back of Sew
ard {.nd abulia the Kenai and Skil
lac lakes.
Fifty days out of the 55 !m
spent on I hi« game trail were clear
dim! I lion* won* only six !inins of
11« i :i fa 11 during Hi.' «»n I i •••• peril d
Tin' moan maximum tempera'..ire
\.'s above the norma1 The aver
age maximnm temperature for Ihe
55 days was 7 5 degrees and there
were only two nights of frost.
After studying and photograph
ing Ihe giant moose for more than
a month, Mr. Sliiras went hack of
Ski lac lake 12 miles, on onee of
Ihe highest rang.'s of mountains
and camped to days above the
limber line, where only willow
Iwigs could be found for lire.
On Ibis range he found sheep
in abundance, lie saw 500 white
sheep and with Ihe use of a t 'le
photo camera and of shorter
range instruments he secured pic
lures of more lhan 200 different
sheep.
Some of ihe sheep were slalkcd
with infinite pains and photo
graphed at a distance of l\5 feel.
IU using powerful Held glasses
and observing Iheir movements
almost conl inuoiisly for I \ hours
a day il was possible for Mr. Slii
ras In learn a great ileal about
Ihe feeding habits and Ihe range
of Ibis animal.
Naturalists and hunters base
contended that Ihe sense of smell
is not highly developed in Ihe
mountain sheep for Ihe reason
thai il has long depended upon
its keen vision lo warn il of the
approach of danger. Mr. Sliiras
esl abl islied I lie fact thai the sheep
could scent a man at a distance
of ioo yards, while il could so • a
man al I wo and a half miles. II •
noted with interest Ihe manner of
Ihe rams in signaling danger lo
Ihe llock.
Mr. Shi rax l< ><'«i I «*• I I \\ <» iihmisc
licks on K«* 11ai lake, wlicrc I In*
moose rami' down In drink I In*
mineral water and In lap I lie sail
and the iron, lie also located an
other lick on the (lopper river,
hack of r.ordova. which .showed
evidence of having heen frequent
ed l>y sheep for hundreds «»f years.
The samples of llie water will he
ascertained for the purpose of as
certiiiniiiM what mineral appeals
so si roiiKl> to the shy moiinlain
n 11 i 111 a Is.
Mr. Shiras failed to jxel any j
hear pictures, lie came upon
hear trails aloiiK rivers which in-|
dicaled that he was four or live
days too late.
The loiiK experience of Mr. Shi
ras in the wilderness has led him
lo the conclusion that the "sav
age lieasts" written of by (lie na
ture fakers are mostly mythical.
"The almost daily reports of
I lie 'inan-rhasinvr ami dexour^im
wolf,' I he 'llerce |\ ||\,' llie 'suVUKc
hear,' the 'terrible cougar' and
I lie- 'reM/OMeful' hull MIoohc excite
wondermentsaid Mr. Sliiras,
"lull 1n my humble ljudMinenr'*n1T
such hlood-rurdlinu' at Irlhtil-tt*
The Wig Place
\ *T » I*i^izon ^(ear Havaite CUffurf ^litranteed
Pool, Billiards, Bowling and Box BaO
V
Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors
17-Year-Old Whiskey a Specialty
an1 unfounded ami mendacious in
nearly every particular.
"AIIrr a personal experience of
more I lisin ,'{5 years in I lie Amer
ican wilderness, from Hie (iulf
of Mexieo lo Hie Hudson hay wa
fers ami lo Alaska ami especial
ly IIiioumIiouI the ran^e of those
pai'lienlar animals, I think il
would he sale In say that more
persons are injured or killed
through the attacks of domestic
animals or wild animals in coii
linemenl in a single season than
by all Ihe wild animals of the for
esl in Ihe las! 50 years.
"True it is thai grizzly hear,
hadly wounded •»r defending ilsi
youii^. may occasionally show i
li^hl, I»111 I lie «»111 day w Ih'ii I lie ;
powerful animal v«duntaril> stood I
its ground i< jjoiic forever, al ha-l '
!ii e\er> di-lriet where lln* re
pealing rilie ha- lau^ht Ihe |e>
>oii of man's o\erpoweri%'- ina>
I ery.
"Tile pe > | i i e I'o u > lno-ipiilu ur
hhick II> may force the hra\e>|
hunter inlo a rapid retreat. Iml no
man need e\er hesitate to uo \o|- j
u n I a r i! \ and unarmed into au\ >o- !
I
called w ilderness reports of I his
country throm-h IVar of menac
ing heasls.
i in* inure dauirerous I In* sup-!
posed traits of an\ pari icular ani
mals, I he more the certainty of
il bcinf? tin* uiH' now most f.-arful
of man's presence, whatever may
be ils altitude toward tin* oilier
animals of Ihe forest. To this
one fat'I alone does this preda
reinis quadruped now owe ils ex
istence, for were il lo meet in
stead of retreat from the man
with the frun, the end would long
apo have been reached."
Mr. Shiras has shown by his
work that belter information may
be obtained and more accurate
conclusions can be reached with
one season of camera hunting and
wiih opportunity lo study at close
rantfe than will ever be reached
where the crack of the rifle al
most invariably follows the ap
pearance of wild frame.
So conscientious is Mr. Shiras
in his hifr frame pictures that lit'
would never include iu his col
lection the hear iu Yellowstone
park, which daily feed on the
scraps from the hotels. Several
years afro a magazine carried an
interesting story of tlashlifrhl iiim
bear. The pictures were laken
of the Yellowstone park hear un
der conditions which showed the
primal I'orcsl in the background.
Mr. Shiras says thai llii^ was
nature fakiiifr of the most decep
tive kind, for the reason llial the
Yellowstone park hear arc scmi
domesl icated and are so aecus
I on led l<> the presence of man thai
one may approach within a few
I'cel without seariiif: Ilieni oil'.
"I desired lo show the park bear
as the nature fakers did i#l show
lliein. surrounded b> fsarhafre cans
and scraps from the hotel." said
Mr. Shiras. "I set up a nioxinfr
picture machine near a frroup of
the animahs which were feeding
near one of the hotels. Several
of I he bear, act iiif: on I lie belief
that I lie nioYiiiK picture machine
contained a jam or some sweet not
found annum the scraps, came
forward lo investigate.
"II is necessary lo lia\«• Ili«* ob
ject at least IT) feel away \\ li »• i»
lakiiiK 111«»\ iii^r pictures. so I was
forced In hark up ami reset I In*
machine In keep «miI i»I' llit* way
of the harmless hut impiisili\e
bears. Instead of I In* camera oian
pursuing I li«* hear. I lie hear pur
sued I he camera. II was an amus
ing e\ pe ricace, Iml i|inle aparl
from iii> work a* a photographer
of wild animals."
The methods and implement!*
for photographing wild animals
invented by Mr. Hhiras tin\«• heen
adopted throughout llie world, lie
has shared his knowledge of the
forest people with thousands, tin
world over. He never sells his
pictures and looks upon his work
i¥s a rerrcnlion.
Mr. Shira* is the j*»»n ol a form
er .justice of the railed Stales
supreme court. lie «crved a* a
member of C.onuress from I'euu
1 s> Ivauia.
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I.ow tides, 1:51 a. m.: 5:11 |». in.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Northern Steam Laundry
SatlHfaction Guaranteed I | Jfuol Kcyntono Ave
Telephone 05 I ' ,4— "
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C. D. SHAW
Manager
\VHtono Avi
K<>u<fh Dry lUe ll>.
COAL COAL
VALDEZ DOCK CO. or VALDEZ TRANSFER CO.
Alaska Coast Co.
The "Inside Route"
To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports & Southeastern Alaska
Steamer Admiral Sampson, leaves Seattle Nov. 1
Steamer Bertha leaves Seattle Oct. 20
Steamer Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle Oct. 15
Connecting at Seattle with the summers of the Alaska I'acitle Steamship Co. for
Southern California ports. Sailings every Monday ami Thursday. Through
Servicelaml Low Hates. Kiu'ht reserved to change steamers and suUlm? dates.
B. F. Watson, Valdez Dock Co.
General Agent. !•»«-» *-—»
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
OPERATING ON ALL ALASKA POINTS
FROM VALDEZ Via Juneau .
S. S. NORTHWESTERN
S. S. ALAMEDA sails for Seuitle via Cordova about «K*i, lUh
S. s! NORTHWESTERN
S. S. ALAMEDA sails for Scatt* via Cordova about Oct. 1st.
The company reserves the rl*ht to change steamers and sailing dales without notice.
J. H. Bunch,
F. & i\ A., Seattlk
Vai.dkz Dock Co,
Local Aoknt
Wf~y Drink
Pilsener Style Beer
Because it is made of
Pure Water- filtered tlirou^li miles <>f snivel l>ed,
Best Malt— which scientific malsters can use.
Choicest Hops ^rown hinh in llavor, and
Cleanliness-throughout the plant Combined,
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The Ferro
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Foruinii of *11 Kind*,
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ill H ill till) Mivrn
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