Strike Is Awaited With
Deep Apprehension
By the People.
London i'ii —Organ bed .abor
jf England is .straciHy conydidating j
and moving o the .•]>; crt ’’ the- triply
alliance
Workers in more i ..an oi. hundred
ndustric-5 bava voted to oin the strike •
which, i: s announced by'ripie alii-1
ance leaders, v.-ili stair Friday at mid-1
night. I
The vela of the electrician : to strike j
will paralyze street-car traffic and the
public lighting systems.
Lloyd George, in conference with the
strike leaders, said to them: ‘G'our ’
decision i-. an exceedingly grave on?
and threaten., to dislocate the whole j
transportation service. 1 would like to j
know upon what grounds yon deter- (
mine to inflict such a . blow upon your {
fellow count t "inei ,'
The alliance leaders replied that,
they wo;:fd stand by their announce
ment.
The <>(,vernment is taking every pre
caution to ! audio, th>- situation. N< ver- ;
&h el ess. the strike is awaited with deep :
appi ehenston by the English people. !
Sad Accident On the 1
Copper River Railroad S
Cordova. April - —Kalpr. MoCvaarr,
an employe t : the Copper ,fiver Itaii
road. was irrtantly killed here today
when lie fell from. r. car to the track,
both egs anu one arm being taken tff 5
by the moving train. He was a top- ;
;lar resident here. A wife uhd t wo '
children .survive him.
William K. Leske, a well known
mining man of the Poorniau district,
arrived here Fuhdav.
Harry 'Yeager and Jack Price left
early on Tuesday for Candle.
Notice of Forfeiture
To John TurtianeD, his heirs, executors
and assigns:
You are hereby cot iced that during1
‘he year 1U20 ! have expended the sum
of one hundred dollars ($100.00) upon
Discovery placet it iuing-elaim, sit uated
on Dodge creek, it: the Inoka Id bring
and Recording i'v: h ot Territory of
Alaska, and toe n rther sum of two
huoered dollars .hJu .•'•C) upon the Hew
Years association p'iscer mining claim,
upon the sa.no ereY: in the same pre
cinct. Id order ton Y said claims under
the provisions oi Section 2324 o: the
Revised-Statutes or tre united States
of America ana th amenacfrents there*
to concerning aurr.;.I gsbor upon tnin-.
ing claims, being t. e amount required
to hold said claim.* for the period end
ing December dlv. 1920, and if within
ninety davs after the publication of
this notice you fail to contribute your
proportion of vai expenditures as* co
owner. as well as he cost of this ad
vertisement and recording fees, your
interest in-said claims will become the
property of the undersigned, your re.
owner, who has made the required ex
penditures. under tlm terms of said!
section of the Revised Statute: or the !
I'nited States.
M no sf yxii.
Dite oi :’r-1 H:L* icatlon r’eb 1. 3021 •
,.2-iV ' c, Vast-pub:.entiim. Ms ’ 21
/
Penalties Increased ror
Late Yukon Shipm< nts
Seattle, April 18*—Tbe Alaska and
Ysrk< t;.anies today ai.
noun-Y penal tic4. : dollars p«r
ton for .! rht. s -J to Yukon points
after August .lu.. tie .rAi-et being to
proven a . n of . ze done to
boats by >r.> r nr ■ »ver. The
old pei.uir at • i-I<-.:ik Sta
tion and .Sr • - 'm33.
Bubonic Plague Stops Flight.
Washing' -:j A;.ril l5. —The marine
planes -.vLiol s-arted cu a flight from :
here t-> Vjrgta : dan is "aed return, a .
distance of ;i.i ,:sand miles, were j
compelled to turn back at San Do-j
trmgo be '"use of tie bubonic plague.'
i
Kokomo Creek, Near
Fairbanks, Causing
Some Stir.
Fairbanks, April IS.—Pans running
as high as five and tun dollars are
being' taker: 'roc; T< •:<« r.o creek; the
scene of -he latest gold -'rtk-e.
Manv-old-tiaaers are on the ground
and many rev.- ones are arriving daily.
A regular Oi Oiii t ••• • is springing up
in the vicinity.
Charles i . Taylor, of the law brm of l
Albrecht A Ta . or, . rkarod, arrived'
hero Monday. Mr. To dor spent the!
. , * , . . »
winter m srat c at: a. c u r.ts way here
stopped of* at h-w-ard to
annual convex.'-ion ri the
of Pioneers, ( i v, ;ch he
gate. He deoar* ec early
for Idittw od.
attend the
Grand Igloo
was a dele
oo
Tuesday;
Deir.psey Is Confident.
Aberdeen. S. P . April 18.—Dempsey,
en route to York, declared that
he will kucclt Gat rentier out within
ten rounds, the hinit allowed under the !
New Jersey
Notice of Forfeiture,
To Fred Willi son, V. Pasno, tbeir
heirs, executors and assigns:
You, ali3 each i you, your heirs and
assiRn> arc herein- notified that during j
! the years 19 • 0, 5911, 1912, 1913.!
191-1, 1915. lv.16, :j2U. 1 have performed
labor of the va; re of one hundred dol*
lars ?!"<) ;o) yearly upon placer mining
claim Happy Three Association, situ
ated on Yankee . reek, a tributary of i
the Inoka river, Inoka mining anc re-;
cording.precinct. Alaska Territory-, io !
order to bold .aid claim under the j
provisions of Section 2324 of toe Re
vise-: Statutes of the United States of
America and the amendments thereto
concerning annual labor upon mining
claims, for the period ending December
31st. 1920.
And if within ninety days after the j
publication of this notice you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of I
the said expenditures as co-owners, »s ’
well a- the costs of recording, and the
; further costs of this advertisement, [
’ your int-c rests in said claim will become'
the property of the undersigned, your
co-owrw. who I as made the necessary 1
expenditures, under the terms of said :
section of the Revised Statutes of the !
i United States. William Goss.
Pat e of !irs> ? education, Feb. 2b. 1921.
* * of last tmhlication, May 23, 1921.
Ambassador Hotel, At
Santa Barbara, En
tirely Destroyed.
---- —
•. . ,b,. . April 18—The Am
ba-^a r - , one of the largest
ia . « '.* entirely destroyed by
£ ■••• •.V' loss is over one and a
half "i c d h ,rs.
Co;..- . -lj has been recovered
from : rd it A not. improbable
tba‘ s-.ivr.s may have perished
in of the structure.
otice ■ f Forfeiture,
To Georg- Twerme (George Moe).
Ami; l. - - .*>, and Kalph Zaber:
You. ■ : '■ tf you. your heirs and
assign?. ...e -ebv notified that duriog
the yea s A ' - . 1917, 1918. 1919, 1920,
I exp- ; ied A- ,.;n of one hundred
dollar. . » • .. -Dually upon each of
the : • „ . v-ed placer mining
claims: < • - n- . ry ana Number One
Below Discovery n i'ox gulch, a tribu
tary : t riynie ere* k. in the Innoko
recording prf >-:nct, Territory of Alaska,
in order to A - id claims under the
provis c: ctiur. 2324 of the re
visor, -,'n; f ?'•■& United States and
the iu . - thereto concerning
ann'-A . upcc arming claims, for
the por id ’uding January 1, 1921, and
if sv A. A ni:. 15 lays after the publica
tion of this ;n dee you fail or refuse to
contribute y ur proportion of said ex -
pert, it .res S3 c owners, your interests
in said cia :ns will become the property
of the ' : usrsigned. yeur co-owner, who
has made the necessary expenditures
unde: the terms of said section of the
revised >tai - -s of the United States.
James White.
Date A r»t t :cation, April 13, 1921.
Date of * -t A .cation, July 13, 1611.
Notice of Forfeiture,
To Av-'.hi Tats, Hans Sorensen. P.
’ s->n, \ . 1 Jansen, G. Koontz, F. K.
Bevy, - s Hansen, P. Cristeosen,
«oha Gr.Jin, Fred Vogelsang, their
heirs, executors and assigns:
You ana each of you are herebv noti
fied that a .:r ; ; the ye ars 1910,19ll, 1912,
191". 1914, .•91*,. 19lf>, 1920, 1 expended
the sum re (Sit i'.OO) Ona Hundred Dol
lars a: - c; ur interests in the Nugget
Associate a and the North Pole Asso
ciation. ed on Yankee creek, in
the Inode Recording Precinct, Terri
tory (? '• in order to hold said
claims ur. ; ; the provision of Section
2324 o: Rc/t-ed Statutes of the
United -Ar-, and the amendments
thereto e . -ming annual labor upon
mining ms, A ing the amount re
quired ' - id so d mining claims for the
period . :i:»g December 31. 1916, 1929,
and T x : A: : .ety days after the pub
iication At: ice you fail or refnse
to contribute your proportion of sain
expenditures, as weft as the cost of
recording and publication of this
j notice, as co-owners, your inter
i ests in said claims will become the
' proparty of the undersigned, your co
| owner, who has made the required eT
i penditurs under ihe terms of said sne
tion of the Revised Statutes of tha
United States.
John A Olson.
First publication, February -, 1921.
Last publication. May 4, 1921.
Max Simel
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