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* . ... Nagel, charged With trapping
marten during the closed season, was
tir ed $100 and costs Dy1 U. 15. Ccfnmis
sioner .Kehoe at Ke.tchikcn recently,
and furs valued at ..S50Q- were ordered
confiscated,,. Geovgt* Wolley, also of
K’etehikan, charged" with possession f
illegal, furs, was fiiwcL $25 and costs
and the furs ordered confis ated. Fred
Uurlitnan. an alien, charged with kill
ing a female deer during the closed'
season, was fined S125. and costs and
his ride ordered, confiscated. A1 Mc
Gowan and Jack Frazier, non-resi
tents, charged with trapping. without
a license, were fined S25 each.
Experiments ingrowing berries vh
Alaska will be made next summer by
the Alaska division of the United
States Bureau of Education. Large
cranberries, grown in Western Wash
ington, will he - shipped, to Resboro
island, in Norton sound, southeast of
Nome, Native cranberries, which grow
over much of Alaska, are especially
abundant there. The'native berry is
small hut hardy, and by introduction
of the. Washington product the Bureau
hopes t grow a hardy and larger cran
berry in Alaska. Himalayan, black
berries will be introduced on a small
island of Southeastern. Alaska in an-,
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A Short Drive Through Dr
ii^ntful Forest Scenery*
Mrv imd Mrs. Gac?.
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other effort-to provide more fruits for
the Territory. Many of the islands
of the Aleutian chain ae south of Ket
h'kan and have mild climate suitable
: blackberries:
man by. the name of Jones is re
eled. to have been taken ill sudden
y in the- hills back, of Kanatak and'
was later found dead by residents of
the town who went to briny; him in.
Mothing definite was learned concern
ing the circumstances, except that an
Indian lad arrived at Kanatak recent*
ly and informed people that he hacb
seen a white man going about in a
circle up in the hills Mid. that he was
afraid to talk to him, but hurried <yn
to the village. A party was formed,'
hd Tater discovered Jones’ body. It‘
was not. learned what caused his
dearth, hat, judging from the boy’s
•tory, ft is quite possible that Jone^
may have become snowhlind . and
tramped the country in.a helpleas,sen*,,
dition until exhaustion and starvation
anie. His pack wa*.still cfn> hisrbaek,
whew hid ooriy uyaa fouad. Burial wa^(
at' Kanatak.
FORMER; FAKOTNA GIRL
A ONTEST WINNER
The many friends of. Miss Bfessie S'..
Boyd_.fprjp.er Xfkot,nan,.will find’ plea
sure in reading” the following, taken
?rom the’Longview Times: ,
“Bezra Boyd, a little Eskimo,girl,
ward of Mrs. Robert Boyd' of Hillside
Acres, recently received word from
he Sperry Flour Company that she
• received .fifth place in an essay eon-j
test on ‘Why I Raise a.v:Gardep,’ spon-}
sored by them. The contest was- open:;
to all boys and girls of the State up
to 16 years old. Bezra, who has made
her home with Mrs. Boyd since a babe,
has lived in Longview fer the past
En the Probate Court for- the Terri- 4
tory of" Alaska, Fourth Division, I
Nulato Precinct, at Ruby,' befbre j
William N. Growden, United States
Commissioner* and ex-officio Pro
bate Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of ;
Thomas Bvrne, deceased.
Notice of Settlement of Fihal Atcoant..,i
Notice is hereby given that James !
Byrne, administrator of the-estate of '
Thomas Byrne, deceased, has-rendered .!
and presented for settlement and filed i
:n this court the final account of his -
administration of said estate, and that ■
Wednesday, the 26th day of June, ;
1929,: at 2 o’clock p. m., in the Court j
Room of the United States Commis- i
sioneids Office, in the town of Ruby,
Nulato Precinct, Fourth Division, Ter- j
ritory of Alaska, has been duly ap- I
pointed by said court, as the time and !
place, for the hearing of 'said final
account, at which time and pla«jp any
person interested in said estate ; may
appear and file exceptions in writing
to said- account and contest the same.
JAMES BYRNE,
Administrator..
J®HN W. DUNN,
Attorney for Estate.
Date of .first publication Feb. 9, 1929.
Date of last publication Mar. 9,1929
F. C. H. SPENCER
Successors to Northern Commercial Co., Afc.y .
■MMUg
year. Formerly she and her foster
mother lived in Alaska, but spent
their summers here with Mrs. Boyd’s
daughter, Mrs. Walter Knapp. The
young girl attended the Kesler boule
vard sehol last year-and was in the
eighth grade. The award carries with
it a cash prize of’$19.”
CASIMIR NAUDTS.
Information is requested of the
.whereabouts of Casirauf Naudts. He
is known to have been, in Fairbanks
in 1925. At that^kitqp he Jeff for the
*Chickaloon. district to work in the coal
fields. Any infornjatipn regarding
Mr. Naud&s shopM '.beV'&ent to the
Governor’s OfSqe^V Juneau.
Statement of the Ow«*mbip, Manage-,
ment. Circulation, iJte., Required
Ey the Apt of Congress of August
24, 1912, ”
CfThe Kusko Tiiqe^.published week
ly,^ Takotn* Alaskii^or October
...1,1928^.
., Before me* a. Notary Public in and,
for the. ^Territory and Division afore
said, personally appeared A. X. Grant,
who, haring been duly sworn accord
ing to* law; deposes-ardr says that he is
the editor, publishter, business man
ager and owner of The Kusko 'ftmes*
and that the following^*, to the best
of h:s knowledge, and beltqf; a true
statement of thevOwnershipi, manage
ment (and if a daily papef, .the circu
lation)^ etc,, of t+e *foresaid,'publiea
tion for the dtt^ skown jit the ^ore
caption, required by the Act of August
24, 1812, embodiad in Section 44U P0S
tal Laws and Regulations, printed'’on
the reverse of this form, to wit: '
1. Thart the names and addresses of
the publisher,, editor j.(qianag|$g editor
and business manager-are:
Publisher, editor* nianagjjig editor,
and business managers A . X. Grant,
Takotna, (Alaska*
2. That the owner is: (If. owned
by a corporation* its name and ad
dress must,be stated and a’so immedi
ately thereunder the- names and ad
dresses of stockholders owning or
holding one per. cent mr mere of total
amount of: .stoefc.. If 'not.owned by a
corporation, the names arid addresses
of t^e 'individual owners . must be
given. .H owned a,firm, company,
or other .unincorporated coaKprn,. its
name aud addpess^as well as ,$hose of:
each individual member, „ must - bet
given.) A'. X. Grant, Tokotma, Alaska.!
3. That the known bondholders, *
Mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding. J per cent or
More qf'total amount of bonds, most*
gages,, or other securities, are- (If
given.) .A. X. Grant, Takotna, Alaska.
4. That the two paragraphs past*,
abbve; .giving the. awes or the own-1
ere, stockholders, and security holders,!
if shy, .contain not only the list of
stockholders and security holders as i
they appear tjpon the books of the
company, but also, in cases where the I
stockholder-or security holder appears
upon the books of the company as i
trustee or in any other fiduciary rels- i
(ion, the name of the person or cor-!
poration for whom such trustee is act-!
ing, is given; also that the said two |
paragraphs contain statements em-(
bracing affiant’s full knowledge and’,
belief as to the circumstances and\
conditions under which stockholders |
and security holders wtur-do npt ap-!
pear upon the books of, the company j
as trustees, hold stock and securities!
ip a capacity other than that of a i
bone-fide-vwner; and this affiant has I
no reason to believe that any other1
person, association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirecV-tn the
said stock, bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
5. That the average number of
copies of each issue of. this publtea
Frank J. Guskey J
Notary Public ;
McGrath, Alaska.
Du Baud’s !
Hotel
Flat City ....
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tion mU or distributed, through the
mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers
during the six months preceding the
date shown., above is: . . . (This
information is required from daily
publication*, only.)
A. X. Grant,
Publisher.
Sworn to ,and subscribed before^ me
this 8th day.jpif March, 1999.
E. C. H .SPENCER,
Notary Public.
My commffsiqn empires May .9, 19.32.
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Takotn*,
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” p.v now be -foumfcjn kifr new j
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where he^yriU betplea^ed t»
mect alT old. friend*-and to
ge^ acguaintedjKitfe.aew ones ,
f* Good IXj:; Kennel*. ,
la (Ct^rifetion,,,
Freighter Joe Ferris returned here
Friday from a trip to Ophi.
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sincere seekers for the great truth
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write for the free book "Light) of
Egypt;” mailed .without obligation
to occult students. Librarian 1U,
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