MAN TRIES TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Mat Groppe Slashes His
Throat With Razor but
Will Probably Recover.
Mai Groppo attemptod suictdo at
Ellamar yestosday by cutting his
throat with a razor. G.-cpps hail been
working for tlio Fidalgo-Alaska Cop
per Company at Fidalgo bay, and a
fow days ago drow his pay and went
to Ellamar, where ho secured a cubin.
Yesterday ho slashed his throat with
t» razor, completely sevoring his wind
plpo.
Aroused by the man's peculiar
breathing two neighbors ontcrod the
cabin and found him on the lloor
bathed in his own blood. He was
hurried to the launch Corsair, then at
Ellamar, and was brought here last
night. I)r, Dalton was called and |
Groppe was removed to the Valdoz
hospital.
As the man was in a precarious con-1
dition, restoratives were given ldm
and thedoputy U. S. marshal sent for,
in whoso presence Groppe wrote that
ho had done the cutting himself be
cause of despondency induced by the
severe Illness of Ids sister.
This morning Groppe is somewhat
improved, and bids fair to recover.
HYDRftUUC PLANT
FOR LOWE RIVER
A largo hydraulic plant will oper
ate on leased plaoer ground in Craig
basin, a tributary of Lowo river,
about twolve milos from Valdez as
early in tlio spring as the machinery
can bo installed. J. L. Bolomon will
superintend the work. Ho is an ex
perienced miner, having operated in
Daweon and other camps for many
years.
Tlio ground which will be worked
by Mr. Solomon lias been tested in
many places and good returns ob
tained trom gravel everywhere, sufll
e'ent to Justify a largo expenditure
for machinery, 111 the opinion of the
men who are putting up the money.
TEXT OF BILL FOR
VALDEZ BOND ISSUE
Copied of tho bill introduced in con
gruus by Delegate C'alo to authoi-izo
tho town of Vnldo/, to issue bond* to
raise 3^15,000 "for tho purpoao of con
structing dama and dikes for protec
tion against glacier streams," havo
boon received hero. Tho bill pro
• vidos that tho bonds may run for a
term not loss than flvo nor more than
fiftoon yearn. Tho nocond section,
governing tho details of the Issue,
roads as foil own:
Skc. 2. That tho Issuance of said
bonds, tho rato of intorost which thoy
shall bear, the manner of creating a
sinking fund and providing for tho
payment of t he samo, and the denom
inations of the same, shall bo fixed by
tho common council of said town of
Valdez, and the money received from
tho sale of said bonds shall bo ex*
ponded under tho direction of said
common council, their agents and
engineers, for tho purposes aforesaid.
WHARF EXTENDED
12 FEET OUTWARD
Tho Valdez I)ook Company is just
completing an extension of 12 foet to
its wharf, mado noceisary by the
gradual filling of tho bay along tho
watorfront by deposit* from tho
glacier stream. During the paat yoar
tho beach lino near tho wharf has
boon oxtonded toward the bay from
thin dourco fully 20 feot. With the
addition thoro is now a depth of 40
foot of water at low tide along the
front of the wharf.
ARTHUR LANG WEDS
PAULINE KOZLOWSKI
Arthur T-ang, ca«hior of tho Valdez
Hank & Meicantllo Company, was
married in hoattlolr.it ve k to Ml »
Paulino Kozlowskl. Thoy will sail fcr
Valdcx on the Haratoga, Fobruary 16.
A mossngo came to B. A. Hempe
a mouuclng tho wedding.
Mice Kozioweki his been slonogra^
p'ler for tho olvil sorvlco commisBlon
o the city of Seattlo, and sovoral
V.ddoz residents know her.
The Douglaa Inland Nowh say* that
after tho birth of Ids fifth dauj hter
a Whitehoree citizen hn* glveu»up tho
Idoa of raising a baseball team.
The Cobalt cnm-ict seems to l>o
covered all over with mining corpor
ation#
URGES ADDITIONAL
COURT FACILITIES;
Grand Jury Favors o urthj
Division and Stricter
Criminal Supervision.
Tho grand jury in Its report atroug
ly ui-ges the Croatian of ft Fourth ju
dicial divfnlon and the appointment of
additional deputy marshals at west
ward stations in order that a closer
supervision over law violators may be
exercised throughout the district. j
The'report says:
Tho Third judicial division of Alas
ka has within its jurisdiction upwards
of four thousand miles of seacoast
lino, which is more than equal to the
entire Atlantic seacoast line extend
ing from Maine to (lalveston, Texas,
on the' gulf of Mexico. The bound
ary llue of this division so far as the
coast lino Is concerned, begins at the
lino separating Alaska from llrltlsh
North America, thence running west
erly and southwesterly to tho most
westward island of the Aleutian group
of islands on tho North Pacific ocean
side; tlionce northeasterly on tha
Bering sea side along the said group
of islands and the Alaska peninsula!
to the Kuskokwim bay on the main
land where its jurisdiction ends.
Within this division, along the sea
coast, are numerous vintages and
small set tlements estimated at about
sixty in all, composed of law abiding
people as a rulo, Intelligent, thrifty,
and working to build up tho natural
resourses of the country. These poo
ple are entitled to tho same consider
ation, protection and encouragement
that tho strong arm of tho govern
ment can give them as Is extended
to tho people of other states and ter
l-itorlea.
crimes Hard to Detect
At timos crimes against the law are
committed; seme revolting and hard,
but none more ho than art) commlt
ted in other sections ol t.lio country,'
with this difterenco; that in other
territories and state* thu machinery
of the law Is bettor equipped to ap
prehend and pro.secute criminals than
it is In Alaska. In Homo places aloug
the Alaskan coast the need of addi
tional United States d« puty marshals
to assist the United States commls-,
aionors in tho apprehension of per-!
sons accused of crimes, cannot bo too
strongly urged. This is evidenced by
specific eases brought to tho at
toutlon of tho grand jury where the
commissioners of the products In
I which tlioy reside have no deputy
marshals to apprehend the criminals
and bring them to justien.
| In order to suppress crime or at
leant mlnimizo it, which is liable to
breakout at any time at. points ro
inoto from the Immediate jurisdiction
of this court, wo tho grand jury, j
would recommend, that a United i
States revenue cutter bo placed at,
Valdcz, which shall be attached to
this port, subject to its orders and to j
bo used solely in tho cause of justice, i
| A revonuo cutter would bo a strong j
I factor in tho suppression of crime |
[ along this const, aiding as It would i
| tho Unitod States marshals and i
United States commissioners In pur- j
suolng criminals and enforcing the j
law who have heretofore in many I
cases escaped for tho lack of govern
ment aid. With the aid of a revonuo
cutter criminals could be brought to
the noarost port for trial and speedily
disposed of.
Fish Traps
We And upon investigation that on
many of tho streams and river* whore
salmon ennnorieo are situated, that'
tho lawn in regard to pluclng flsh !
traps at tho mouth* of the various]
rivers and streams are bolng con
stantly violated. These fllsh traps
aro so constructed that but very few
flsh oan ascond to their spawning
grounds. In conscquonce oaeh year
flsh In thoBo streams of AlaHka are
becoming soarcor, and In many places
tho native Indians of Alauku, who al
most wholly subsist on salmon, are In
a half starved and destitute condition,
i Wo thoreforo roooinmoud and urge
that our dologato In congress endea
vor to have a law passed making itun
lawful to ubo flsh traps, nets or any
other obstruction that will provont
flsh from ascending streams and
rlvors to tholr spawning grounds, In
any of tho waters of Alaska.
Wo also most earnestly rooommond j
that a flsh commissioner or othor
ofllcer ondowod with tho proper'
power to enforco tho Ashing law*, be ;
• Atlonod oach yoar during tho Ashing |
soaion, at tho principal rlvors whero
a oannory or paltry Is located.
During eight years on the Alaska
bench Judge Wiokersham trlod 1728
canes, of which .33 were appealed and
10 were reversod.
The Porcupine Gold Mining Com*
! pany will put In a telegraph line from
Porouplns City to Haines
INSPECTOR WILL
DEPORT JAPANESE
Convicted Poachers Now Out
of Jail and Will Be Sent
Back to Orient.
Kazis Krauczunas, inspector In the
United States immigration sorvico,
in ehargo of the district of Alaska, is
in Valdoz to hold an inquiry iuto the
ease of the three Japanese sailor?
who were convicted in the district
court last August of seal poaehiug It
the Pribilof islands and wero com
pelled to servo out their tines in jal
hero, with the purposo of ordering
their deportation from the country.
The hearing will be hold late this af
lernon and will bo a mere formality,
as under tho laws the men have nc
legal statuu in the United States.
Those three contraband Japauese
were lined £300 oaeh by Judge Wick*
orsham and at $2 a day they wore out
their sentences late in January. They
wore then due to leavo, but thoy arc
in no hurry. In fact they rather like
the United States as far as they have
gone and are willing to stay in Val*
dez and hustle ior a living. This pro
ject to ship them back to the Fader
land Is not at their request. While
they were trusties in the jail, doing
flunkey work, they led an existence
that was to them reveling in tho lap
of luxury compared' to tho life of t
Japanese seal poacher. Thoy couldn't
be run out of town with a pack ol
dogs and it will tako the strong artr.
of tho government and tho Big Stick
to eject them from America.
Seven other Japanoso were con
victed of seal poaching at. tho August
term but they belonged to another
ship, owned by another company,
which promptly paid tlioir lines and
thoy wore sent back homo at once
by way of Unalaslca.
TO PUT REYNOLDS i
INTO BANKRUPTCY
Proceeding* to force llenry D. Rey
nolds and the Reynolds-Alaska De
velopment Company into involuntary
bankruptcy wore Instituted in tho
district court late Saturday afternoon.
Two petitions were fllcd--ouo ngalm<t
ILenry 1"). Reynolds by J. C. Martin,
T. J. Donohoo and John G. Snyder;
tho other against tho Reynolds-Alaska
Development Company by A. CI. Bak
er, II. S. Waterman, R. Carlisle A.J.
Meals and Ostrauder & Donohoo and
J. II. Murray appear as attorneys for
the petitioners in the former case
and F. M. Brown in the latter.
It is sot forth In both petitions that I
Reynolds and bin various companies j
are Insolvent and have commitod re- j
peated acts of bankruptcy in tho past j
four months and that only by bank-1
ruptcy proceedings can the numerous i
creditors be protected.
Payment was made of tho last £ir>,
000 due for the sawndll Saturday.
The salo was mode last August for
&30.000, half cash and half on a note
duo In February. This deferred pay
ment was taken up with £t00 interest
on the last day, Reynolds now owns
tho four-fifth Interest of Levy & Com
pany and J. V. Ostrauder. W. M.
Finical owns the remainder.
FIVE TONS OF MAIL
STARTS FOR INTERIOR
Five tons of scoond-olass mail tor
Interior points, for the transportation
of which a contract was recently let
to A. McNeor of Fairbanks, left Val
dez this morning, being taken out by
tho Copper River Dray ^Company,
which will carry it as far as Tonslna,
whew MeNeer's men will receive It
and carry It through to Fairbanks.
This Is newspaper mail which lias
boon loft behind bccauso the quan
tity of second class mall is far In ex
cess of tho limit callod for by tho
contract to carry from Valdoz to tho
Insldo. Only a small part of tho
paper mall goos with tho lotter mall
on tho regular oontraot.
Good Knight Inland Sole
A ooppor claim adjtoont to tho
Drlor bay group of tho Khight Island
Ctnsolldatod Coppor Company, was
sold to that company a fow days ago
for sovcrrl thousand dollars a» a inoro
prospect.
A squaw convicted Of aft&ault In
Judge Gunnison's court so appealed
to the judge that he fined her and
then paid the flno out of his own
docket.
J, L. Steele has boon appointed
postmaster at Laudl&.k.
FRED M. BROWN
"* • vtTORNEV-AT.LAW
Valdkz, Alahka
W. T. SCOTT
Attorney -At-I,aw
Dllico /
Court House VALDEZ
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
W. LINCOLN REEDY
Dentist
tlTKL BUII.DINU
SECOND AND P1KK
Seattle, Wash.
Dr. H. COCKERILLE
DENTIST
Second Street
On Reservation VALDEZ
Ellarnar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MEKCHANDISb
Prices Reasonable.
Hllatnnr. Alaska
For Asriayh Send Your Ore To
Ellarnar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper ♦3.50
Gold.and Silver - l/>0
Copper • - * 2.00
Lead - 2.00
b llamak, Alahka
The A. yan der Naillen School
of Practical Civil, Electrical Mining]
Engineering. Established 18G4
Oecuu lug their owiTbuUding, workshop and
Hiid laboratories Open nil year Great de
mand for ex-students 111 oil linos. New slu
dents should enroll at ouce. Address r>lst
Street and Telegraph Ave Oakland, Cat
HOTEL D1LLER.
Headquarters lor Valdez people I2>> room*
Rates W eonls, $1 and *1.50 por day. Flrntelass
Restaurant In connection Free Bus. Opposite
U. 8.FostolHce.
Cos. First Av. it University «t., HF.aTTLK
Twelve Stories
of Solid
Comfort
Rates $1.00
up
Knvoy Hole), tieKtUe, 2nd Ave., feneca hi.;
12 glories: Ore proof; concrete, »iec) and mar
ble: In tho moil u?tilodftbl* chopping dis
trict 8pcclal lar^e imnple rooinn (or <ll»play;
EiikIIMi (trill; 210 rooinn, ISA butt)*; barber
shop: Itbrarp Most rcflnsri. modem hosterly
lit henltli! 'flnsson meat all train* nntl bantu.
IK TlIK DI8TKICT COURT fOR THE TKKKl
KI'lORV OF A-I.ASKA, THIRI>
DIVIHION
In the mfittur of the
CHiate of
Henry I), KoynolJs,
w. bankrupt
Ih Uniikru|>tc>
N o IMS .
Orrter directing »«r
vlcr hy publication
"ficrciR Mjwirinn was, on tixtay ot Feb
ruary, 1603. filed herein for m, adjtidh tiilon of
bankruptcy against Henry D. Reynold**, and It
appear* iheieiroiu that suld bankrupt Is not
within the dutrlct, and it further appearing
that a subpoena wan duly and regularly Issued
In laid muter 011 the tenth day of February.
and placed In >be hands of the United
8 ate!) Marshal on said day for service, and ha»
this day born ret irned' to the clerk's efflee
with the lndorsem-nt theroon tkat the said
Henry 0. Reyuidds, after due and dlllig<-nt
s aicn, cannot bo found within said dlntrlot,
and It appearing therefrom (hat personal aer
vice of tut- subpoena herein, cannot be made
upon hlin herein; now, on the motion of Os
t'ander A Donohoc, attorneys for the petition
er*,
It Is Ordphhd:
That service of stsch subpoena bj made by
publishing thla order together with said
subpoena In the Alaska Prospector, a weekly
newspaper, published at Vttidsz, Alaska, In
Mid district, ongo a week for two consecutive
weeks, the last of such publication* to be on
the 27th day of February, 1908; and by mailing
• eopy of thla order and aald petition and sain
• wbpoena to the last known place of abode of
thiiald Henry D. Reynolds, In said district,
un or before the day of the first publication.
WiTJtrss, tht* Hon. Pllas II. Held, Judge of
sa d Court and the seal thereof, at valdex, lu
said district,on Hie Jlth day of February, t<*V».
8cal Hit-# If. Held, Judge
Attest, Kdward J. 8tler,
Clerk of the District Court (or
the Territory of Alaska, Third Division
By K A Henderson, Deputy
Call for Warrants.
•Valdci, Feb. 13. 190$.
City Fire Fund Warrants up to and Includ
ing No. 14M will be paid If presented at tny of«
flee within ten days from dato
fC, D. WHEAT, Town Treasurer.
COPPER CENTER CLUB !
0. B. Ovehhhek Prop.
Fine Wlnw, LlqoOro and Ci0«»«.
jsw&s** 0ln"f
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA
C. C. Hudolpb
PHONE NO. &
DEALER IN
Doom, Window*, Builder*' Hard
ware, Moulding* and Finishing*.
Tm, P. fit EL and Build
ing Paper.
PAINTS OILS GLASS
D. BERGMAN 8c CO.
K«TABM9HU) 1661
St. Paul, Minn.
La ho hi 1 DFaLKRJ IN T«K KOBIMWfcsn 1* i
RAW FURS
Hhl|j Dlrcct to U«. Write for Price Hut
SHIP
YOUR
FURS
To MCMILLAN FUR & WwOL CO
9FU.RS
MINNKATOI.IH, MINN.
WHITE row CIQCULAIIS
!
If you dosirc write.or ship !*>
McMillan Fur
& Wool Co
1407 Lanulky St., Vmtoria. It. C.
.KKMODKUiD,
inier- Qrand Hotel
SEATTLE
New Management Populak Pkicks
El'hopean Plan Centkal Location
Fluent Cnfe and Bar la The City
VVUm.'U A White Co., Prop*. Oha.«. Porry, Myr
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. O. POTTS, Prop.
Curotvciiu Plan, Remodelled and Newly Pur*
nlthed. Telephones In Each -Room. V.8. P. O.
In Building, Hot und Cold Water. Rrites fi©c
toW.oO.
isi Avv. A Univkimmtv Sr.
IK TI1K DISTRICT COURT FOR TICK
TERRITORY OF At.APKA. THIRD
DIVJHIOK.
In the lUM'icr of fhr % In Bankruptcy.
of t Nubpocna lo
Henry p. Reynold*. f Alleged
a bankrupt. I Rankrunt j
United Htatcn of Amecice i
District of AliiKko J
Third Judicial Division.)
To Henry P. Reynold* la wald DIvii»I<hi.
tjrcetlnu:
For certain chum".* offered l>efore the district
court for I tie Territory of Almkn, Third Divl
Klon, a* h court ef bankruptcy, we onmraiiml
and ntrlctly eu}<•!n you, Inylnu all other mat
ters aside, nnd nothwithHtandlug any excuse,
that you personally appear betoro «ur Raid
distric' court to be holder) In Velde?., In said
district and division, within ten days from the
date fixed In the foregoing order at the last
date of the publication of thl* subpoena, tha»
Is to say on or before the ninth day of March,
19(8, to answer a petition filed by .1. C. Martin. J
Jihn O. Hnyder, and T J. Donohoe, in «nr said
court, praying thnt you may be adjudged a '
bankrupt; and to do further and rcceivc thnt :
which our raid court shall consider in this bo |
half. And thl* you are in no wine to omit un
der the pains and penalties that may befall I
thereon,
And you shall enter your appearance in said !
mn ter in the clerk's office and shall plead to
said petition within the time required by law, |
otherwise said petition may bo taken pro
confesso.
WiTNit-iS the Hup.SllaaH. Reld. Judge of said
court, and the seal thereof, at Valdex, this 11th
day of February. A. D., 1808
Mward J. Stler,
Clerk of the District Court
for the Territory of Alaska
Third-Division.
Hjr E. A Henderson, Deputy
Notice of Forfeiture
Valdei, Alaska, February IH. I CO#.
To Oabriel Asplan^:
You are hereby notified that there has been
expended in the year 1*07 Ju labor and lio
itsovements upon the Alice placer group of RO
acres the sura of four hundred dollars (f400)
and upon the Company Numbet Two group of
l«W acres the sum ef eight hundred dollars
(|400); both of ssld groups ot elninis being sit
uated upon the middle fork of tho Chestoche
na river la Cheane mining district, Territory
of Alaska, tho said sums being the amnurit re
quired by the laws of Cut tad States governing
the localloa and holding of mining claims,
necessary to bold said groups of claim* afore
said for the following calendar rear, to wit;
iho year i»08; the said work having been per
fc.rmcd %y yeur former co-partner in said
elalms, W. A. Ollkev; and tnat the sold W. A.
Ollkey has slact> sold and transferred ts the
under Igaed, Wn>. A. Bchroeder, Je»»e II. (tar
rerand James Garrett, all liia right, title and
Interest In and ta said claims.
And unless within ninety days after the
completion of the publlcntlon of this notice,
lowlt: within ninety days eftel" the Mtltday of
MaylPQt, you contribute your proportion of
snen annual assersment wark, to wit; tho sum
of ana hundred dollars (|1#0) for the said Ailco
group of claim*, and one handrad dollar*
(»t00) for the said Company Numbe* Two group
of claim*, your Interest In Mid claim* and all
of them, will be forfeit*) to aad become the
property of your present eo owners,aforesaid.
Wm, A. Hchroedar
Jesse ». Oarver
Jane* Oarrett
GASOLINE ENGINES'™,
1908 MODEL JUST OUT
Have tlmo and money And Bond to-d»y f<*t
Ofttftlngu* and Cull Pftrtloola**
GRAY MOTOR CO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TUX
TERRITORY OK ALASKA. THIRI'
DIVISION, IT VALDEZ.
j. v. wumK, rioiutlff.i
II. D. URYNOLia Defoudnm.)
Suiomoiii lot
Publication
No. VIS
...« • •reiuvui V* Wli: VIII1CU m n I *.'(•« >1 AIOUTHJ*
10 II. D. ltcynoldv, Kitt'tiim:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear t» the above entitled action ami answw
the complaint bereiu wlhttn, thirty (SO) dav^
from the completion of the publication o< thl*
summon*, to-wit; within (3o) thirty daya frotfi
tho20thii*y of February, 1908, to-wit: on the
21st duv of March 1908, or Judgment for want
thereof xvill be taken hkhiiuI you. and lb
cane you fall to answer the complaint herein
the plaintiff will ask of the court for relief de
manded in said complaint.
Tins action is brought upon tho contract icw
tho recovery of money for roo<I«, gold and de
llvered by ttie plaiutifl to the defendaut, where
In the plaintiff demands Judvrncut for.Twelve
Hundred Seventeen (11217.76) iieventy-sls hun
Ireth Dollars ujcoiil of the action in which
x' tlon and attachment has beeu Issued out ol
tho clerk's ofllec of said Court, und property ol
the defendant seised under the said writ, an4
that the plaintiff will apply to the court for
i Judgment und order directing the sale ol
said property or so much thereof us will satlftfy
the amount found duo tho pluintlff.
Bald summons whs by order of the court o»
the 8th day el January, 1W8, at Yaldez, Alasku,
Jirected to he serveo upon the defendant Hv
publication.
Date of tlrst publication, January, », 1W)8.
Date of last publication, February 'M, 1WX».
Witness, the llou Silas II. Held, Judge ot taitf
Court, thl« Hth iley, <;f January, 11*08, •*
Yaldez.
KllWAKI) J. ST IKtt.
Clerk of U. H. District Court.
IJy M. U. Co*. Deputy.
IN THK DIHTKICT COURT KOH THK TKkftl
TORY OK ALASKA. THIRD OIVISIOV
•/'WUIOI DUUIU ct i HI V.litiries
Tecklen>>« ig, co partners,
tlolriK bunlnes under the
firm name anil style of
llooih A Company,
Plaintiff.
*s
II D. Reynolds,
Defendant.
I
• ■.c i cviuuiii ui cue i uiica «tu laeo ui Auitn
c«, Greet I ok: To the above unraed defendant,
ti. 1). Iteynolds
you art- hereby required to appear In the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska.
Third Division. holding term* at Valdex, it»
Bald Division aud Territory, and to answer thfc
complaint of plaintiffs filed lu the above eu
titled ae'lon, within thDty dav6 after Ihe coin
pletion of the nerlod of publication of thU
tamuiona, to wit: Within ihiitv day* after the
sixth day of February, A, (»., ltfot. Ti>e erdei
for the service of t' Is summons by puV""»tlt»h
In dated on the'20th. day of November,. *7.
The nald nbove entitled action is brought t«<
recover the sum of eleven hundred thirty
eight dollars and thirty-eiget cents, duu from
defendant to plaintiff, upon a certain draft
drawn by mid defendant, as and acting and
doing busides* undo- the name of "Keynold»
Iiniik." upon the National Hank of Commerce,
olHcattle, Washington, in favor of said plain
tlfT.es payee, dated October 7th. 19i>7, for the
said sum, the said defendant thcu and thers
having no funds whatever lu the hand* ol
said drawee subject to the sai l draft, and hu
not since had any fund* in said bank, the
drawee named |ti said draft, subject to the
mid draft, all of which the said defendant
then and there well knew. The payment of
said sum was. before the commencement of
thin action, demanded of said defendant by
mid plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that if you fall
to appear and answer the said complaint, at
above required, the «aid plaintiff's will tak«
Judgement against you for the sum of elevea
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and thirty
eight cents, with Interest. Olid roata and die
bursemenss in said action.
Witnes" the Honorable .'antes Wlekershatu.
Juds of said Court, this '24th. day of Decern oei
In the year of our I.ord one thousand nine hun
dred and seven, and of the Independence ©1
the United States of America the ops bun
dred iind thirty second.
KiiWaku .1. Slim. Cleri
Ky V.. M . Henderson. D«pntv Clerk
Ontratidet A Dotiohoe.
Vnltlez. Alaska,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Date of ilrst puhllenilon, December «S, i*r;
Datuol !n>t publication. February Sib 1901
HUMMON8 Fun PUBLICATION.
In ihe United State* District Court lot ihe
Territory of Alaska, Third ludldal Division
I/cRoy V. Itay, I'laintifY, >
YH 5
Oertrude M. Kay. Defendant. >
The President 01 the United State* of Auitric*.
Oreeting:
To the above nHiucd defendant:
You are hereby required to appe*t In the
District Court (or the Territory ol Alaska.
Third Division, at Ynldez, within thirty d«y»
niter the conip'etioii of the publication of this
summons: towit, within thirty daya ufur the
20th day of March I'JOS, and nuswer the com
plaint of the |>InIri111/ tiled in said action, 01
Judgment will be taken against you in default
of mch nnpwer In Hecordance with the preyai
of plaintiff In his said complaint.
The .said artlon is brought againat you, Iht'
Raid defendant, by the plalntin lo obtain*
decree ol divorce dlMolvlng tho marriage r«U
tlon heretofore and now exlMlng between you
and said plaintiff.
An order for publication of Mimutona in thl
aetlon wnn mude by the Hon. 8H«» H. Held,
Judge of nuld court, in open court on the Stl«
day of February,
Witness the Honorable 8lla* If. Kel«1, Judgr
of "Bid Court. this 11th day of February 19®,
and of the Independence ol the United Stnte
»ho one hundred and thirty-second.
Kdward J. Slier,
• 1 wrk of the District Court, foi the lent
lory of AlawVo, Third Division.
Hy K. A. lfend»raou.
Deputy i lertt.
K^rsl publication, l-ebruary 13. tfiOfl.
I..1SI publication, March llMt.
Application For llotueHtcad.
Appllerttlon lor Addtt toiiol Kntry Under *««
lion 2800 KevUed Statute,
U. H. l.niirt Office at .funeuu. Alitki,
November 'it, ItCfl
N.MIr« I* hereby iflven, thiU Oeorge J. Leve,
whnne l'<nt Otlico address Is Vaidex, Alaska
asMfrnee of Nathaniel K iinimll, and vHjntleld
8eot'. Kvmu, boing entitled to tho benefit*
of *cc lou '230d of Die He vised Statute* ol
the (.'nlted States granting «.<Jd I tloii*!
land* to soldier* and sailors who served In the
war of the Rebellion, doe* hereby apply te
enter the land* embraced in f> H. Kutvey No
4of>, Situated near Vc.lde* in tho l>l4trlctol
Alaska, latltndo 61 dett. 08 in in N. and lonal
utile lid deif. II mln W., rtnd more particulars
described a* follows:
Beginning At corner No i ui tml'l surtcyNu.
466. u green Mone iHxrttti marked rf.—iM for l
t'.H. Coc. Mon. No. 460 boar* s. >} «1e^. 18 tulu.
K. 1024 chi. for. No. I. U. H Surrey No. &M
bears .'I. .'>7 drjt. 86 inlu. K. M.M ebs. distant:
the nee N 37 dog t>i mln, W. io elm. lo (.'or. No
2 of Survey No. thence K frl 19 ch». u,
Cor. No. H, ol km Id survey No. tV>; teence south •
31 VI chs. to Cor. No. I. of »nM Survey No, v*k
thence Went fy.O'-j elir.. to for. No. I of »ail
Hurray No. 4f>ri, nnd I tie i»litc<* "f l<«<flnulnR,
Oonlol'iltiu IVi.V" fierce. Max te lle Variation
28 dvgreea f>7 minute* Hast, as additional to
their original hotncsicads, which the sale
Nathaniel Kimlmll entcrod on the 24th, dayw
April llW'l per boniest tad No. W, ftt Steveuf
I'olut, Wisconsin; ntidwh leh the mid Wlnflel4
Bcott Kvatm entered on the 17th, day of June
1973, at Harrison, Arkansas. per homestead
No. ino. *
Any and nil puraons claiming advereoly en*
portion of the tiboi n described tract of land art
required to nie with the Kcglstgr an I Receive*
of the U. H. Laud oltlco nt Juneau, Als»k» iheU
adverse claim thereto, under oath, during IH«
period of publication or within thirty daw
thereafter or they will be barrod by prevU
Ions of the HUtufe
OKOROt J. Lovs,
ts«iuneo of Nathaniel Klrabe44
i*wd Win field Scott Kvant.
It Is boroby ordered that the notice of (be
totfgolng application be published In Die '
"Prospector," a weekly newspaper, printed an4
published at Valde*, Alaska, for the tUluterf
period, and 1 hereby designate the lane M
the newspaper published nearest the above 4*
eeribcd land
JOHN W. oniJLKV R«miiee
Date of first publication, December It, 1W
Date ol Imi publication, February M. 1906
Jom* Lvowe,
tltorney for Applleaut
Cull for Warrant*.
Vnldei, Feb. U, MO*
Ail city wairaut* un-to and Inoludlna B#
IIVI wlllbe p»ld H presented at my offlo* Wllb
Id ten day« Irotn date.
R B WHEAT. Town Treneuret.