FLAT AMD 1D1TABOD
FLAT, April 4.—Pilot Barnhill left
here at 4 p. m. today with Mrs. Mat*
tie Crosby and Cecil Barlow, headed
for YVhitefbh lake, near the Kuako
kwim river, where they are going to
look over Mrs. Crosby’s mining
claims on a near-by creek, named
-Beaver creek.
FLAT, April 6.—Pilot Barnhill re
turned here today from the lower
Kuskokwim with Mrs. Robert Gierke
and daughter. They are en route to
Anchorage for medical attention for
the daughter. Carl I. Carlson, of
Akiak, was also a passenger en route
to Anchorage,
FLAT, April 9.—Lars Indegard and
Joe Parker, trap line partners for the
last two months, arrived yesterday
with 12 dogs from a point below
Dikeman, claiming to have had a good
catch of fur.
Harry Panter is training some
jpups for Mr. Gustofferson and is ap
parently making some progress with
them. Harry left this morning for a
quick trip to Crooked.
George Adams, recently under the
weather, is up and about again.
Paul Budweiser picked his ice pool
tickets for a sure winner, taking as
ihis time the only clock that was
•stopped in Flat by the recent earth
quake. He marked his tickets where
tthe hands of the clock stopped.
Bob Gurtler, with his big dog team,
arrived in Flat yesterday, reporting
that his father has whipsawed a large
■quantity of lumber to build a new
and larger boat for the mai run from
Holy ross to Ophir during the sum
mer.
A1 Walsh left yesterday for Crook
ed Creek, traveling with Pilot A1
Alonsen of the Pacific International.
Paddy Marselle arrived yesterday
from Donlin creek.
Gus Rodman and Harry Wilson left
yesterday for Julian creek with their
ibig dog team, freighting over a new
•General Electric cabinet radio set.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson arrived Mon
day from McGrath, returning to her
home yesterday afternoon. During
her visit here Mrs. Anderson was the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Clough.
Del Thompson and Billy Lodge,
after a stay of several months over
in the Tolstoi section, were Wednes
day arrivals. Mr. Lodge returned to
Ophir on Thursday.
age that same afternoon.
Charlie Goebel and Dave Eison
were today arrivals from Ganes.
LINDBERGHS STILL WAITING.
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nel” and another as “Doctor.” Three
of the men were middle-aged, they
said, and a fourth was younger. Cut
tyhunk is an island of the Elizabeth
group which separates Martha’s
Vineyard from the mainland. It was
reported on Martha’s Vineyard last
night that John H. Curtis, one of the
three prominent men said to be ne
gotiating for the return of the Lind
bergh baby, was flying there for an
important conference with the kid
napers.
NOFOLK, Va.—-John H. Curtis, one
of the three prominent Norfolk citi
zens commissioned to undertake ne
gotiations-with supposed kidnapers of
Charles Lindbergh, Jr., has been ab
sent' tonight from Norfolk for 36
hour son - a secret mission. It was
generally believed that Curtis was
reestablishing contact with an al
leged rum runner who claims the
famous flyer’s son well cared for and
in good health, is secreted aboard a
; boat somewhere off the Virginia or
Maryland coast.
NORFOLK, Va.—Colonel Charles
A. Lindbergh has repeated his re
quest that the three Norfolk men who
believe thpy have established contact
with the kidnapers of his baby con
tinue their negotiations, Rear Ad
miral Guy H. Burrage said today. He
said he and his two associates were
holding themselves in readiness to
leave at any time to renew contacts.
At Hopewell, direct work towards re
covery of the child continued today,
with the belief still prevalent that
the child is well and would be re
turned to the parents. Norfolk ne
! gotiators also professed to have as
! surances that the baby is well. To
j day’s police bulletin gave no light on
the progress of the case.
Marguerite Clough’s Birthday
Miss Margaret Cough had her 11th
birthday on Thursday, and that was
made the occasion for a nice little
surprise party in her honor that af
ternoon, at which all of her school
. mates were present, and during which
many games were in evidence. The
dinner, several features of which were
a compliment of Mrs. Oliper Ander
son, with whom Mrs. Clough collabor
ated, was one that tickled the palates
of the younger set, as well as the
others. Those seated at the dinner
included: Misses Margaret Cough,
Vera Chilstrom, Grace Taylor, Viola
Chilstrom, Betty Taylor, Jean Alford,
Vesta Chilstrom, Masters Joe Ster
ling, Freddie Oates, and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Clough.
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TAKOCTNA, ALASKA
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ORDER AMD '
NOTICE OP PRIMARY ELECXKMF
T» .
TUESDAY. Aim 28,19tt
In the Office of the United States
Commissioner at McGrath, Alaska,
Fourth Judicial Division. ,.
Now on this day, pursuant to'Chap
ter 39, Session Laws of Alaska, ap
proved May 3, 1919, entitled“an Act
to provide for the holding of primary
Elections in the Territory of Alaska,
to fix the manner and time ef holding
] the same, to .prescribe thec.'Qualifiea
: tions of candidates to be -nominated
at such elections, and to designate the
manner of filing and authenticating
their candidacy, and for other pur
poses," and in conformity .therewith
It is hereby ordered that^or the
purpose of the primary election to be
held on April 26, 1932, all -of the ter
ritory in the recording district known
as Mt. McKinley Recording - Diatriet?
outside of incorporated i towns, ia
hereby divided into voting.precincts,
in each of which a polling place is
hereby specified.
i Said voting precincts are-;described
and bounded as follows:
Precinct No. 1: Allv the;, territory
from Swift River up stream to Big
| River and all tributaries to the Kua
i kokwim River except TaEotaa River
fro mthe mouth of Nixon Fork.
Precinct No. 2: All of Takotna.
River and its tributaries from Nixon
Folks to the head of skid river.
Precinct No. 3: All the territory
from Beg River to the; head of the
Kuskofcwim River, including all fta
tributaries and Upper Nixon River.
Precinct No. 1. Voting place at U.
S. Commissioner’s Office, McGrath.
Precinct No. 2. Pioneer Hall, Ta
kotna.
i Precinct No. 3. Nixon Mine, Meg
pelt & Co.’s Mess House..
Notice is hereby given that a pri
mary election will be held on Tues
day, April 26, 1932, for the purpose
of nominating candidates to the vari
ous political parties for the following
offices, to-wit:
| A Delegate to Congress;
An Attorney General for the Ter
ritory of Alaska;
An Auditor for the Territory of
Alaska;
A Commissioner of Education for
the Territory of Alaska;
A Highway Engineer for the Ter
ritory of Alaska;
One Territorial Senator (long
term);
| One Territorial Senator, (abort
term);
Four Members of the House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Alaska;
Two Road Commissioners for Road
; District Number Four; -
A Governor for the Territory of
I Aaska;
And for the purpose of eWting
the following Officers, .tp-qpit:
A National Committeeman for the
Democratic Party of thel Territory of
Alaska;
A National Committeeman, for the
Republican Party of the-JTerritory of
Alaska;
Six Delegates and 'Alternates to
tne Democratic National-: Convention;
Two Delegates and ^Alternates to
the Republican NationaRdConvention.
The said election witt- ho ihidn' m
the voting precincts abtnteenamed .and
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therein specified,
polling places will be open
Mtae hours rof 8 o’clock a. m.
of said day.
McGrath, Alaska, March
W. T. VA NDBR POOL,
U5.4S: Commissioner for the Mt.
McKinley ’Recording Pr«
<«anct,'' Fourth Division, Ter
cn*ory of Alaska.
OP FORFBITURE.
is'' hereby, given to F/ W.
B. Ferguson, George C.
E. Coke Hill, and their
ssigns, that their portions
-ssraent work for the years
J931, inclusive, done on the
Association placer mining
,» ^ttiurted ot Tht rrvwV, frtbu
offOKfar creek, in the Otter Ke
J*reeinct, Fourth Division
of Alaska, mast* be. paid
ty (90) days from date
forfeit all right and title
mining claim.
PATRICK SAVAGE.
m*t, Alaska. Jan. 16,1932.
McGrath
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NOTICE TO dtEUJTORfi
In' the Probate Court f«r (the Jrvnokc
Precinct, Fourth .©mRion,*. Terri'
tory of Alaska.
- In the mutter, of 'the Estate of
Thomas P. Bare, deceased.
Before Christian Belgen, Commis
sioner, ex-officio Probate .Judge, and
administrates of the estate of Thomas *
P. Bare, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, the un
dersigned Commissioner is vactmg as
administrator ef the estatei©f Thomas .
P. Bare, , deceased.
Notice £s hereby given to the cred
itors and alt persons ^having Claims
against- the «aid deceased'OT his e»
tate eihjfcit'<them, > with jprtfper
vouchers, for approval, within sixty
days from^ the data of this -notice^ tc
me, .as administrator, at my office at
Ophir, Alaska, ‘tee-same being »th«
place for the transaction ‘of the fcusi
■nees’of the-said estate'in tee Tori
tory .of Alaska.
Dated art -Ophir; Alaska, "Whwlaiy
1«iJ932.
CHRISTIAN BObGIvK,
* Commissioaer, and Admintstr»t(r^
for the Estate of Thomas P
- Bare, deceased. ' . *
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