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BUREAU OF ERHCATraS
(Anchorage Timas!)
The office of education is to lose the
•errices of one of its superintendents
in Alaska at the end *of -this -month,
announcement having heen made by
C. ,J^ Jock, pep alar and ^efficient di
recting head of the central district,
that he has forwarded his resignation
to Jonathan H. Wagner, chief of the
Alaska division, with headquarters in
Seattle, it is the intention of Mr.
Sock to remain in Alaska, his plan
Being to embark in a business ven
ture in Alaska, where he has made
fliis headquarters sinee assuming
charge of the central district of the
office af education about two years
Cgo. He has been attached to the
federal department of education for
* period of five years, having come to
Anchorage from the westward in Au
gust, 1928.
The office of education is losing a
wery active worker in the retirement
of Superintendent Beck—-too active,
(perhaps, and too much interested in
«the success of the department's work
An Alaska to meet the requirements
of a Seattle-directed bureau. Mr. Beck
its not complaining, but it is known
tthat his initiative and uninvited rec
ommendations for the betterment of
tthe service have brought. him into
.♦conflict with the Seattle office on
Otars than one occasion, and that he
jis "retiring because qf his unwilling
mess to continue to receive orders
tfrum a director too far removed from
.Alaska to understand conditions .in
ithe Territory.
TO -LEARN HOW FOG PARTI
CLES ARE Pl'T TOGETHER
pCAAIBKliKih)—Announcement of a
new kind of attaik on fog was made
today by the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. An attempt will be
made in the new meteorological ob
servatory to literally learn how fog
particles are put together in the hope
that the knowledge may show how to
iuke them apart in some more effec
tive manner than ..at present. The
new attack will be in. a wide field over
which it is proposed.to. penetrate far
ther than ever before into the most
minute details of fog structure and
antics ana . an attempt to develop an
accurate method of measuring abso
lute humidity.
PROHIBITION AGENT; MILLS
A MISSISSIPPI PLANTER
CLARKSVILLE, Miss.—The fatal
wounding of M. L. Doggett, 67, lum
berman and planter, in a planned gun
.tight with -E. S. v Chapman, .deputy
prohibition administrator, is being in
vestigated by the. State and Federal
authorities. Charged with murder,
Chapman was denied bail and held in
an .unnamed place,.officers said, be
cause the feeling against him was so
high.
A dozen shots .were fired at a
shooting .yesterday in .a fight which
was ,provoked .by la . controversy which
started inuring the .trial af A. D. Blis
ter, prohibition agent, on a charge-of
possession. Barrister was acquitted.
tCANADMN OFFICIAL AVERS
LIQUOR CONTROL IMPOSSIBLE
WASHINGTON—JAn assertion that
in most of the Canadian provinces
“we have not really even .a pretense
to government control” of liquor was
made at the prohibition .hearing .to- j
day by E. .€. Drury, former .prime j
minister of Ontario. “Government
control is not a ^remedy, and effcecive i
controf is impossible,” he said.
Warren Alford,. McGrath, .who ar
rived Wednesday, again returned to
that place on Wednesday.
John Repo. and -Mrs. Louise Livea
hagen were Thursday. arrivals from
Ophir, for.a visit of a few days here.
Mrs. . Owen Gray was a Monday ar
rival, having come by Way of' Poor
man.
Henry Martel la returned Monday
from a trip to McGrath.
Tom Bare was a Thursday arrival
for a brief town visit.
Are.yen a Kuako .Timas subeeriber?
Why not?
B>gia>a.iB.a.ig
J. M. McLean, headed for the Gibbs
dredge on Ganea, was a yesterday
departure.
John Griffin, after a brief visit
here, departed Monday for his head
quarters on AnviL
Billy Lodge was a Wednesday ar
rival m>ni Ophir on a brief business
visit here.
Ton Sakndff, from MtOrath, was
a Wednesday arrival., fan-a short visit
here.
Henry M;rrtelh» made the tr:p to
>Ophir and return m Wednesday.
A. M. Rice retumdc.. Tnnrsdey from
. a trip to Ophir.
NOTfi'EiTO creditors.
Ail, persons (having claims against
the estate of Millie. Wroten, deceased,
are hereby required; to; present the
(same, under oath, to the undersigned,
administrator of . the above entitled
estate, at his residence, or. at Don
nelley & Sheppard’s store in. Flat, in
Otter Precinct,. Fourth Division of
Alaska, within six montths. from and
after the date of. This notice.
• Dated. Flat, Alaska, The.4th .day of
March, 1930.
T. M. GARLAND, ,
Administrator of . the -. Estate
of Millie Wroten, deceased.
First pub. March. 15, 1930. |
ORDER AND NOTICE OF PRI
MARY ELECTION
To Be Meld On Tuesday, April 29,
1930.
.In the Office of > the United (States?
■ Comm-vt-sioner at' Ophic, AlruO-a,'
. FaurshiJ udiciel .Division.
Now on tnis day, pursuant toL-Chep-^
tar 39, Session Laws of Alaska, ap
proved. May 3, 1919, entitled “An Act
to proviue for the holding of primary 1
elections in the Territory of. Alaska,
to fix the. manner and time of hold
ing the same, to. prescribe .the qualifi
cations of the candidates to be nom- j
mated at such elections, and to^ des- j
ignate the manner -qf filing .and au- j
thenticating their candidacy, and for,
other purposes,” and in conformity,
therewith j
lit ia hereby ordered .that, for the
purpose of the primary election to be
held on ApriL:29, 1930, .all. .the terri
tory in the recording district: known
asithe innoko 'Recording Precinct he,
and is hereby established as, one vot-!
ing precinct, to coipprise. hlfhhe. terri
tory -within the borders of the said',
recording district, and to be known |
as the Innoko »'Voting. Precinct, with j
polling; place- at Erickson’s Road- j
house in the town of Uphir,. in said:
recording district. \
Notice is hereby given that a gen- ‘
oral election-will he. held on.Tuesday,:
April 29, 193Q, for the purpose of
nominating candidates to. the various
political parties rfer • the following
offices, to-wit:
A Delegate^to the. House of Repre
sentatives from the Territory, of
Alaska;
A Treasurer. for the Territory ot
Alaska;
An Auditor for the' Territory of
Alaska;
A Commissioner of. Education- for
the Territory of Alaska; *
A Hghway Engineer for the Ter
ritory of
One Member of the Senate of the
Territory of Alaska;
Pour Members of the House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Alaska;
Two Road. Commissioners for Bond
District Number: Four.
The said; election will be held in the
voting precinct above named and at
the polling place thereia specified.
The said polling place will: he open
between the hours of 8 o’ckck a. m.
and 7 o'clock p. m. of said day.
Dated at Dphir, Alaska,: February
28, 1930.
CHRISTIAN; BOLGEN,
\ (J. 8. Commissioner for the
Innoko Recording District,
Fourth Division, Territory
of. Alaska.
Bn Sand’s
Cafe and
Hotel
FtoftCHy
Nets Vibe, ’ Little creek, spent a
couple of days. in town during the
| past wt*k.
Axd •Fetereon, ''coming from his
headquarters in the Beaver creek sec
.tion.'^was'* ‘ Hiecsday arrival.
. y
vCarl Lottsfeldl, A.R. ■ C. superin
tendent, made .the .trip to Mfctirath
and return.'sm Thursday.
NOTHCEOF FORFEITURE.
To.' M. TVFleishman, his heirs, suc
cessors or assigns:
You, and each of yoou, are'.hereby
notified tbat. Li'the undersigned, 'your
co-owner^tiave expended in labor and
improvement arthe sum of not less
than, one* huhdred dollars .for ..the
years ’ IJfflS, 4923, ’ H124, 1926, 1826,
1927, 192H. andi.1929, upon the Mon
day Morning placer mining -claim, lo
cated..at the head of Mat'•creek,. in
Otter Freeinct, -h'onrttt ’Division,
Territory erf .Alaska, > in oedetuto hold
sa:d claim under thq> provisions '.of
y-detion. 2324 ofjrfh& Revised Statutes
i f the United^S tides and the amend
lr.otns t thereto eonceming .naxmual
atw upon -mining i daimsy being the
Wham In
Fairbanks
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Ikoee la Adrincf for Special,
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NICE BAULROttM |
Where AO May"Baace-tt Their.
Delight, bjt.Radio Music.
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■ A - Blurt <Prire t^Pfasangh! * De- i ,
.Feceab Scenery.
Mr.^andJftrs. Gao.
11 Mt< <1
amount required to WSS said mining
claim fof the period ending June 30,
11)29.
And .if; within ninety days after
the publication bf this notice, you fail
or refuse to contribute your propor
tion,of said expenditure, namely, £26
per year Iot each of said years, for
Twun one-quarter interest ••iin ..said
claim, as well as the •cosfci'of urecord
itrig the same, .ml the costsfoihthis
advertisement, your interests it-i$4ic.
claim will'become the property of bht
undersigned, your co-owner,••'mhfciJias
made the required expendituresnundei
the terms of said election 2324‘of the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
•(Dated 'Flat, Alaska, Feb:'25,91930
PAUL WABN1G,
Co-owner Otter Preeinct, Fourth
Division, Territory iof Alaasa,
residin gat Flat, Alaska.
First pub. April 19; last Aug. 16.
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