Alaska Notes
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Three miles of mining ground on
Coldstream and Engineer creeks, in
the Fairbanks district, have been ac
quired from the Whitworth Finance
and Mining Corporation by the Fair
banks Exploration Company. Eight
claims and associations, with a total
acreage of about 800, are involved.
The claims are the Engineer Creek
Association claim, the Wild Goose As
sociation, the Owl Association, the
Eondon Fraction, the O. K. Bench, the
Eagle Association, the Engineer
Bench Association, and the O. B. As
sociation. Acquirement of the prop
erty will enable the Exploration Com
pany to prolong its placer operations.
The money involved in the deal was
mot announced.
Three persons, pleading guilty to
hilling deer in the closed season, drew
an aggregate of $1,100 in fines and
14 months’ imprisonment from U. S.
Commissioner DeArmond, at Sitka,
■recently. The three men, Ernest Wag
ner, D. J. Hardin and Carl Sater,
pleaded guilty to the charge, and
Wagner was fined $500 and given a
term of six months in jail. Hardin
w»s fined $200 and given four months
an jail, and Sater $300 and four
months. The case developed from
•evidence gained in a raid several days
^before by Federal officers under the
prohibition law. In addition to seiz
ing two stills, liquors and materials
Cor the manufacture of moonshine,
they also found 17 quarters of fresh
•deer meat and a large barrel of salt
ed meat.
The old Niperaile Roadhouse, sev
•eral miles out from Wasilla, on the
^Fishhook road, was destroyed by 'fire
recently and almost resulted serious
ly for W. W. Wade, who was spend
ing the night with Bill Long, owner
•of the place. The fire oe :r.rred dur
ing the night, presumably having
been caused by a defective flue. Wade
•endeavored to extinguish the blaze
•with snow and in the excitement he
broke through the floor inside the
house and fell into the well. The
•cribbing was so old and rotten that
Wells could not climb up the walls
of the well and after several unsuc
cessful attempts he “shinned” up the j
water pipe, which was so hot near!
the top by that time that both of the
•climber’s hands were blistered. The
building burned to the ground, and
Bong is making his home temporarily
ait the Sandy Burrel heaver ranch.
•GRAND IGLOO OF PIONEERS
ADOPTS RESOLUTIONS
(Fairbanks News-Miner.)
Two resolutions were adopted yea*
terday by the Grand Igloo of the Pio
neers of Alaska.
One called for the payment of
monthly pensions of $36 for men and
$45 for women, as authorized by the
Legislature, instead of $20 a month,
i the sum now received by both men
' und women.
The second resolution protested
i against age discrimination in employ
ment. Copies will be sent the Alaska i
Railroad, the Alaska Road Commis- '•
sion and other large employers of
labor.
Six additional resolutions were con
sidered by the Grand Igloo this morn
ing.
The first, providing for biennial in- .
stead of annual convention, was laid „
on the table. 1
| A resolution was adopted petition- j
1 ing for a road from Cordova to con- J
nect with the Richardson "highway.
A resolution was adopted memor
ializing oCtigress for a ^0 Federal
wolf bounty. jj
A resolution was adopted urging ;
construction of a coal busker at Few-1
ard. | :
No action was take* on a resolution'
proposed by the Ketchikan Igloo pro- j
viding that persons resident In the •
Territory for 25 years be eligible toi 1
membership in the Pioneer order, the j
resolntion to remain in force 10 years.
The only resolution on whidh a roll ^
call was taken was passed unajfi- ■
mcrasly. It asked that careful cam- 1
sideraikm be given to the proposal i
that a Pioneers’ Home be built at 1
Anchorage. '. .(1
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Pilot A1 Monsen, of the'Pacific In-;
ternational, was a Friday arrival,
leaving mail here and departing hn- J
mediately on his way toward Bethel.
Pilot H. W. Barnhill was a Wed- 1
nesday arrival, coming in at S p. m.
He had two passengers for Flat,
Johnson Anid and Richard Tindblad. i
Aid Peterson, who arrived here
Wednesday, returned to Ophir -on 1
Thursday, traveling via airplane. ‘
J. H. Peterson, after a visit of a
few days here, and Amulf Hjelda -
left yesterday for Yankee creek.
Jack Morris and Eddie Konig were ]
yesterday arrivals from McGrath for -
a brief visit
John Happy Jacobson was a 'Wed
nesday arrival from tianes creek for,J
a few days’ visit in town. I
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Best of Meals and Beds.
Everyone Welcome.
Good Dog Barns.
Mrs. John Rieck : Prop.
Takotna General Store
TAKOTNA, ALASKA
We shall continue to handle a Com
ptete Stock of Merchandise.
PROMPT SERVICE" 1» Oar llotto
ORDER AND '
NOTICE OF {PRIMARY fELECTIDN
To’Be'HiM On* •
TURBO AT.-APRLL 26, 193T
In the Office 61 the United * Sthtea*
Cammissibnenat McGrath, Alaska,.
Fourth Judicial Division.'.
Now am this day,, pursuant to Chap*
;er 39. Session Laws of Alaska,. ap
proved Slay 3, 1919, entitled* “an Act
o provide .for the bolding of .primary
lection* in >tlie Territory -pf Alaska,
:o fix the manner and time of holding,
he same, to prescribe the* qualifica
ions of candidates to be nominated
it such elections,.and todesignate the
nanner of filing and " authenticating'
heir candidacy, and for other pur
pose*,” ukitd in , conformity .^herewith
It is .hereby ordered that for the
purpose of the primary election to be
leki.on April 26, 1932, alt of the ter
ritory in the recording, district known
ts Mu McKinley Recording District,
mtaide .of incorporated, towns, is
iereby divided into voting precincts,
n each of twhich a polling..place is
jeraliy specified.
Said voting, precincts are. described
ind bounded as follows:'*:. .
. JPxecmct No. T: All. the- territory
nim Swift River up stream to Big
River and all tributaries rto the Kus
cdlEwim River except Takotna River
ro mthe mouth of Nixon Fork.
Precinct No. 2: All of Takotna
River and its tributaries from Nixon
''ofks to the head of said river.
Precinct No. 3: All the territory
Tom ®ig River .to the head of the
(uskokwim River, including all its
ributaries and Upper Nixon River.
Precinct No. 1. Voting place at U.
5. Commissioner’s’Office, McGrath, i
Precinct No. 2. Pioneer Hall, JTa
cotna. ..." j
Precinct No. 3. Nixon Mine, Mes-I
>elt & Coi’s Mess House.
Notice is hereby given that a pri
nary election .will be held on Tues
lay, April .26, 1932, for the purpose
if nominating candidates to the vari
ius political parties for the following
iffices, to-wit:
A Delegate to Congress;
An Attorney General for the Ter
■ifcory of Alaska;
An Auditor for the Territory of*
Via ska;
A Commissioner of Education for
he Territory of Alaska;
A Highway Engineer for the Ter
ritory of Alaska;
fOne Territorial Senator (long
erm);
One Territorial Senator (short
.erm );
IFour .Members of the House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Vlaska; !
Two Road Commissioners for Road
District .Number Four;...
A Governor for the Territory of
Vaska;
And tfar the purpose of electing
he foDowing Officers, to->wit:
A National Committeeman for the'
Democratic Party of the Territory of:
Vlaska; j
A National Committeeman. for the i
Republican Party of the Territory of
Vlaska;
•Six Relegates ^andr*Alternates to
-he Democratic National Convention;
3tmn iBelegates .andr Alternates to
he Republican .National Convention.
The said election will be., held ;in :
be'.voting . precinct&.abQiieJiamed and
r
at tba> pulling places therein specified
The aauIJ polling places wifi be oper
bttMat Che hours of 8 o’clock a. m
amt T? o’clock p. m. of said day.
Phtatf at McGrath, Alaska, Marc)
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W. T. ▼ANDERPOOL,
C- E. Commissioner for the Mt
McKinley Recording Pre
exact. Fourth' Division, Ter
ritory of Alaska.
JBOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Ne45ue is hereby "given to T. W
Cartas .JL B. Ferguson, George €
Friend* and E. Coke Hill, and then
heirs and assigns, that their portiqm
*»f tha aasessment'.urork for the years
9*4 ta 1931, inclusive, vdone on Jth
Bonanza Association placer mirin'
claim, situated on Flat creek, tfibu
tajry at Otter creek, in the Otter Re
cording. Preciact, Fourth Division
Tcrritay of Alaska, must he paid
within, ninety (90) days from dat«
hereof; or forfeit .all.right and tith
to eaht placer mining claim.
PATRICK SAVAGE.
Dnfcod Flat, Alaska, Jan. 26,1932.
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■Proprietor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Probate 'Court for the tlnnokc
Precinct, 'Fourth .Division, .Terri
tory of Alaska.
'In the matter of the Estate of
Thomas P. Bare,-deceased.
Before Christian Bolgen, '’Commis
sioner, ex-officio Probate Judge, and
administrator of the estate of Thomas
P. Bare, deceased.
Notice is rhetaby given that'the un
dersigned Commissioner is-acting- as
-administrator of the estate-of Thomas
P. Bare, deceased.
Notice is diereby given to -the cred
itors /and all. persons --having .fclaime
; against- the said deceased or his ea
tut. to e Aihit.'them, 'fc’ith 'proper
vuuchers, for-approval, within sixty
da ■ .s U as fhe date rot this notice) to,
c-.e, as. administrator, at my office at
Oiuhlr, .Aisska^fhe same being dike
piae-j. for the transaction of the busi
ness .of tbe tsaid,-estateain the Tenri
1 tory of Alaska.
Dated at Ophir, Alaska, Tefcrrijar
IB, 1932.
i CHRISTIAN BOLQEN,
( Commissioner, and Administrate!
for the Estate -of Thomas. !F
Bare,' deceased.
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