A Few Old-Timers;
Where They Are and
What They're Doing
Homer Wisner, former Nomeite, is
living in Seattle,
Teddy Cowan, former Nomeite, is
living in New York city.
• Frank Lowe, former deputy marshal
at Dillingham, is sow a resident of Se
attle.
Sam Jensen, a pioneer of the Valdez
district, is running a hotel at Paulsbo,
Wash.
Julian Reed, former cashier in o
Seward bank, is in the auto business in
Portland.
Dave Gilchrist, former transfer man
at Nome, is in the chicken jbusiness at
Petaluma.
James Wilson, who formerly ran the
Nevada saloon at Nome, is a resident
of ’Frisco.
Harry LiLeiand, widely known in
Alaska, principally at Nome, lives at
Alki Point.
Frank Austin, former Slate creek
mining man, has a berry fa’rm near
Sumner* Wash.
Bert Skinner, a pioneei«of the Valdez
section,'and wife are located on a ranch
• near Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Rhinehart, for
mer well known residents of Nome, are
living in • Seattle.
A. E.' Todd, a banker in the early
• days of Nome, is in the woodworking
‘-business in Seattle.
“Waterfront’’ Brown, a former old
timer of Fairbanks, is reported to be
living in Los Angeles.
Dr. Von Gunther, old-time resident
and hotel man of Valdez, is now living
on a farm at Paulsbo.
Major Windt, an extensive operator
-in Nome in the early days, is mining
on the-Amur river. Siberia.
Billy Maloney, former Alaska mine
inspector, it working for the Union
Construction Company, at ’Frisco.
Duke Harri°, an old-timer of the
Cook Inlet country, is now mining a
rich silver property near Hazelton.
Former Judge Overfield, of Fair
banks. is reported to be living in Ari
zona, where he is raising cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noyes, former
Nome and Candle residents, are living
• in the St. Paul apartments in Seattle.
R. H. Zehner, former well known
, jeweler of Nome, and his wife are run
ning a jewelry store in Los Aolfeles.
George Leekley, well known as chief
■ deputy during Marshal Richard's ten
i ure of office at Nome, lives in Seattle, j
Mrs. Solner, widow of N. B. Seiner,
former Nome banker, is liviDg in Bre
merton, where she is interested in a
bank.
Logan Archibald, pioneer resident of
Valdez, former mayor of that town and
prominent in its business activities, is
Tokotna
First Class in EVfery
Respect
Private rooms, with spring beds.
Good Meals Served
for $1.00
Bath room, with sanitary toilet.
Pure well water.
Good, clean clog house.
now running a furniture store on \V05t
lake avenue, Seattle.
Col. Revelle, pioneer of G, k 'nfet.
country, is now living in Taaoma. He
is night manager for the Rialto garale.
Dave Tewkesbury, former newsnafer
man of Dawson, Nome and Anchorage,
is on the editorial staff of the Seatio
Times.
Rev. C. H. H. Bloor, rector of |he
Episcopal church at Nome in the f
days, is in charge of a pari h at Jaik
sonville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Corlew, foriier
residents of Ratal la, Seward and An
chorage, opened a large store it: pjrt
land, recently.
George Carrol, a pioneer business
man of Anchorage, is now in the tnaak
and valise business at 102 Occidental
avenue, Seattle. “
George Wilson, a well known pricier
and prospector of the North, is em
ployed in the mechanical department of
tile Seattle Times.
Fred Sprague, a Cook Inlet r>i" iefer,
i-j now chief engineer of the st =»;-.•• t ip
lianawa, which plies beta •>. : or and
and Oriental ports.
Lars Holland, bridge const.' E
man for years for the Alaska Road
Commission, lias a farm l the Pacific
highway, near Kent.
J. R. Willis, a form r collector of
customs of Alaska, who about throe
years ago went south for his health, is
now in Prescott, Ariz.
Holly Ashbv, who grew to manhood
in Alaska, is now a railway engineer
in San Francisco, and is coming to the
front in bis profession.
Albert Fink, one of the most bril
liant lawyers in Alaska, and for many
years a resident of Nome, now has a
big practice in Chicago.
Horace Hill, who in early clays was
in the U. S. customs service at Sr.. Mi
chael, is working for* the Associated
Oil Company in Seattle .
H;irt Humber, widely known as‘a
mail carrier, mining man and . P
officer, is a member of the staff of
Sheriff Starwich, Seattle.
Robert Speck, well known in Valde;:
and who later ran a transfer at An
chorage, has a 20-acre berry farm at
Cow Lake, near Kent, Wash.
Simon Foot, old-time resident of
Valdez, and in 1902 3 a member of the :
lirrd of Poor, & Do fine v, is now night
clerk to the Hotel North tn. Seattle,
James E. O’Raillv, well known in
Alaska and Canada, who was superin
tendent of construction for the Alaska:.
Engineering Commit,-ion, is • farming i
near Walla Walla.
Miss Lillian Sufht rland.
connected with Dr. Cab
hank at Nome, is buyer for a large !
New York concern, and spends most of
her tune in Paris.
Mrs. Davison, wife of General Peter •
W. Davison, an at my officer with ex-j
tended service in Nome, Valdez and ]
other Alaska posts, and her mother, j
Mrs1. Fleming, are now living in Se-1
at til.
dimes C. Gaffney. Nome pioneer j
business man and prominent in Arctic
Brotherhood circles in the early days, !
andl Roy .Fairbanks, formerly of Fair-!
banks, are ass r'iat.ed in the leather,
goods and novel tv 1 'sine,as in New j
York. They have worked up a line j
business.
Sum P ’.uifield, former Dawson and j
Fairbanks minus;, ir on, is now living !
in Washington, D. C., his
being til! ! t. Ronnifield was one
of the our-it finding figures in the early 1
days of the Fair bank---camp. He ' s
ergaged in mining and was the con
t,lulling owner of one of the banks, ill
health overlo; k dm and he was sent
toa sanitarium ;n the States. He is
n< w restored»t,o health, g tn e; -e
ard comfort in the national capital.
Notice of Forfeiture,
To Michael Lucey, v u»r heirs, executors
, and assigns:
You and each of yo v.j. y ia ,
notice that th ui signed, a
in placer mining claims .No. J :■ id
3 Above Discovery on Moore creek,
has caused the a inual sessi len . work
to be done on the >ove doeri! *d
claims for the years 1921 and lb'”3,
amounting to one hundred dollars for
eacii year, and for eacii of said years
ha"! paid for said work, including the
proportion d" from the above named
co-pwher.
lnd you are further notified that,
| unless you pay your proportion of the
ast • nsent work done on said claims
for each of said ears, within ninety
days after the last publication of this
notice, your interests in and to said
property nil become forfeited to the
undersigned, as provided by Section
2.'i-4 of the revised statute| of the
! felted States and amendments thereto.
Cecil H arLow,
‘ Cot)wner.
1 Date of first publication, July 7. 1923.
Date u; last publication, < let. X?, 1923.
‘ r
To Bennett Jam, ., John i|olmgren,
Chi rles E. Taylor, Georgfc W. Al
brecht, Id ,v; r 1 McArdle aril Charles
Knell, and their and each of their
heirs, executors, administrators, suc
cessors ■... interest, and assigns:
‘-'ou, and each of ; ou, will pjease take
fiOtice t o.ti hi undersigned,- 4 co-owner
in placer mining ■ m Good Duck b’rac
tion, situated between No. 1 ftud No. 2
Above Discovery on Moore creek, in
The Mt. McKinley mining and record
ing precinct, Territory of Alaska. ha.s
caused the annual assessment work to
be done on the above described claim
for the years 1920, 1921 and 1922,
amounting to one hundred dollars for
each year, and for each of said years
has paid for said work, including the
proportion due from the above named
parties.
And you are further notified that,
unless you and each of you pay vour
proportion of tbe assessment work done
on -aid ground for each of said years,
within ninety days after the last pub
lication of this notice, your and each of
your interests in and to said property
will become forfeited to the under
signed, as provided by Section 2324 of
the revised statutes of the United
States and amendments thereto.
.Joseph H. Smith,
Co-Owner.
Date of first publication, July ", 1923.
Date of last publication, Oct. 33.
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