Two Men Hold Up Ta
coma Bank and Then
Drop Out of Sight.
Tacoma, Nov. 18. — Bandits
held up and robbed the State
Bank here this afternoon, secur
ing more than four thousand
dollars.
Two men entered the bunk
shortly before the closing hour
and compelled the employes to
put up their hands, and while
one of the bandits, stood guard
the other secured all funds in
sight.
Both men slipped from the
bank into the busy street and
mingled with the crowd, out of
Which they presumably jumped
into an automobile, held by an
accomplice, and made good their
escape.
Jefferson City.—The Republican ma
jority of tiie State Legislature today
telegraphed its greetings to ex-Presi
rietit Wilson, expressing hope for his
speedy recovery.
Washington.—Mrs. Hanna, widow of
the late Mrrk A. Hanna, passed away
this morning. *
Clough’s f ool Room lias opened a
lunch counter, and ice cream and cak-e
are being served.
T. P. Aitken transacted bustue-*s in
town today.
Frank Fox is down from Salmon river
on business.
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Fairbanks News Notes
The fall term of court was o|>enen by
Jo ige Bunnell on October 31.
M. J. McDermott, on appeal from the
commissioner's court, entered a plea of
guilty to the charge of violating the
hone dry law and was.fined the sum of
$500 The term of four months’ im
prisonment imposed by the commis
sioner was suspended.
Louis Domain was found not guilty
by a jury on the chrrge of robbery.
The trial of George Hainzinger, in
dieted at Flat, has been set1 for Novem
ber 31st.
The most sensational hangiug ever
recorded in Alaska "as staged October
7th, when Hamilton, the Indian from
the lower Yukon, was executed for the
murder of amative. The weight of the
body, when the trap -was sprung, jerked
the head from the body, presenting a
gruesome sight, and one wfoeh sick
ened the few spectators ptosent,
* It is reported from the States that
A he Stein was found with a lot of
lieaver skins. The pelts, valued at
about $1,000, were confiscated by the
Federal authorities.
•In the case of the U. S. vs ’.Vac-hon
the court overruled the demurrer and
set the trial for Nov. 15.
Guv B. Erwin, the new district at
torney. has appointed E. B. Collins and
E. K. Gillette as his atsistauls
11. F I’oth, former district attorney,
and E. Coke Hi!) have opened up law
offices in the lied Cross block
Reservation of Land
for Public Highways
i
i Following is the 'till introduced by
Delegate Dan Sutherland for tie
reservation of land for public high
ways in the Territory of Alaska;
J "He it enacted -by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the'Cnited
States of .America in Congress assem
bled. That there shall be reserved pub
lic highways sixty feet wide between
each section of land in the Territory of
Alaska, the section lines being the cen
ter of said highways;, hut no deduction
shall be made, where cash payments
are provided for, in the amount to be
pa4d for each quarter section of land
bv reason of such reservation. But if
the said highway shall be vacated by
any competent authority,, tne title to
the respective strips shall inure to the
then owner of the tract of which it
formed a part, of I'ree original survey”
Charles Goebel left this morning for
Gphk\
Late Version of Anders Murder.
According to information received
from Fairbanks hv mail. Deputy Mar
shaL Anders, of Hot Springs, who was
killed by Sam Cote on September 8th,
went to Cote’s place, about a mile from
Hot Spuings, for the purpose of serving
a warrant on Cote. Anders left town
PROFESSIONAL
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early in the morning, and not return
ing in a reasonable time, the commis
sioner and another mail went to the
Cole place and found the -deputy .mar
shal in a potato patch with a bullet
hole through the hoad. Not .finding
Cote, the two oien returned to town
and organized a posse. On their re
turn they found Cote digging petatoes
tint iar from his victim. When oalled
upon to surrender he made a into , for
his house, following which the ..posse
opened tire, and later found the’ body
of Cote dead on the floor.
Forfeiture Notice.
i To William Dettering:
i You a> e hereby notified that A ahave
expended during the years 1916. 1917.
1918, 1919 and 1920 the sum of two
hundred and six dollars-and fifty cents
<-*->0d..->0) labor and improvements
upon the Gold HiJl Placer Association
mining claim, situate at thet.heac. of
Flat creek, a tributary of Oner creek,
in Otter preciuct, Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska, the location c#i
titicate of which is found of record in
^lume 15 of Locations, at. pa^e 192, in
tfie.office of the.Recorder in said Otter
precinct, in order to hold said claim
under the provisions of Section 2324
of the revised statutes of the United
States*.and the amendment thereto ap
proved January. 22, WBO, • cooeernio^
annual labor upon mining claims, bein^r
the amount required to hold said placer
mining claim for the-period from Janu
ary 1st, 1916, to December 3-lst, 1920.
And if> within .ninety davs from the
personal, service or this notice, or
within ninety days after the publica
tion thereof, you fail or refuse to con
tribute youn -proportion of such ex
penditure as a,co-owner, which amounts
to-one hundredmnd three dollars and
twenty?flve cen1U3.25), your inter
est in the said-claim will become tbe
property of tbe subscriber, your co
owner, who has made the required ex
penditure, by. the terms of ssid sec
t»on- t T. M. Dean.
Date of first publication, Sept. 24. 1921.
Date of final publication. Dec 31, 1921
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