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! Standard Gas Engines
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* Gas Engine Sag plies Jefferson Swing Unions
4 Ti;.ui BaUU Belting Edi ta Wet Batteries ■ ad Benerais
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4 oxy-acetyle te welding
\ GAS ENGINE REPAIRS
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Alaska Steamship Co.
THEBE DAY SERVICE
SaiUag from Ketchikan Ncortiibcnrd. Southeastern A'.asie Service
JETTEBSOX, JULY is-27. AUGUIT 12-24. SEPTEMBER 6.
DOLPHIN, JULY 12-24. AUGUST e-lS-oO
RETURNIN '- THREE LATF°
j MOST COMFORTABLE SHIPS ON SOUTHEASTERN ROUTE
* MARIPOSA JUTA 20. AUGUST S-2S
! ALAMEDA. JULY 26. AUGUST, li. SEPTEMBEP. 1.
j NCBTHWESTEEN. JULY 15. AUGUST 2-21. SEPTEMBER
f WrangeU. Juz;aa, Ska^any art Westward, Rettuoirg 22 Dar
* Z :rrr T,a*grr: .red Firtert S ■ r— :.Irj .. :h?
/■•a Saiiinrr Subject ta Change Y7; hoar Notice
' TfcASK* l*» Seattle Ideemi. Vj - ■> jr . Vs- ■ >v<*r. nr:*.:«h i ■tamii1
c, .M. TAN LOR. Agent = - Pinuie 64
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; San Francisco, Los / r.k'e.'t5- San Diego
?. BRANDT, G.A.P.d. T. O. dJ*ANN, F.T.M
608 Second Ave, Seattle. 112 WfU'ket, San.***1^**0
H gM rt*~»*rved U vikre 8-'h'*dulf
next SAILINGS FR-fd KETCHIKAN
CITY CF SEATTLE.Jcly 23, Augrr- - 4-1122S.
S. S. SPOKANE Inly 17-29. Augast. 12-22.
RETURNING THREE DAYS LATER'
PHONE 77. - - . , - F. H, POLO. Aperf.
HUMBOLDT-!
STEAMSHIP COMPANY '
S. S. Humboldt sails fn m i\etchikan for Skag
way, and ail S. E. Alaska Ports on or about
the folowing dates:
A- >r ; rrt|t
And every 10 days thereaTter, leaving south
bound three days later
HKKMAN VVHARF COMPANY, Agents,
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Border Line Transportation Co. j
REDUCED BATES BETWEEN K T- Flirt Claar ,15 00 j
CHIKAN AND SEAITLE Second dass *10^)0
N S \ 1 k I Ite.thbosnd, Jure 11-21, July 8-22.
•J* — • .1L rV I Southbound Jana 17-30, Jaly 14-28.
SC n p V D \ T r H Northbound Jen- 13.27
. .3. ULcr A 1UI1 Secihhonnd Jane, is, July 2.
S. S. NORTHLAND s<!ittie wtlh fr^ts 1Ed
Bight reserred to charge schedule without notice.
For funnel mformaion apply to ,
j D. W Hunt, Agent. Northland Dock. Phone 60. '
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Canadian Pacific Railway Co. !
THE PRINCESS LINE”
FEIXCE3S AilCE AXD PRINCESS 3CTPHIA ALTERNATING
Northboond, every Monday Evening
Southbound every Saturday Morning, Early.
Service the best
Steamers and sailing dat~3 subject to change without'
notice. Ticket* to all part* ot the world Informa
tion gladly given. Inquire of
H. H. Br»xiie, b. P. A Floyd E. KyiH. Agent
j Vancouver Ketchikan Alaska. '
pacific alaska navigation company ij
THE ADMIRAL LINE !
" ' Prc«t Sor*t Hwrt*
c- . r- - Ti, at. -,o i tine**- !
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E .e.mer? Admiral Evans And Watson Call at Ketchikan. Jforth and
Sonthbound cn the 8th, 18th and 28tbof each month.
TijLt r»»»ll"I ft « ii: *r i,.- «.rtf,vt Kfcrf ir>
X GALLAGHER. A„. ^ £ ^ NORTHLAM, DOCK CO.. ^
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Don't Bs < Torto:«e.
The tortoise is a tescuJinate. terms*
i trial reptile. He is a half brother to
t the turtle, which so often gets Into the
| soup The tortoise’s motto is "Take
• It Easy." .Next to the sponge and the
i oyster, which require the hook to be
j> moved at all. he is the slowest animal
i in the world. A Greek of the uaute
s of Aesop, who lived centuries ago. told
I ef a race between the tortoise and the
j> hare In which the tortoise got the trw
phy. The hare, according to Aesop,
t got so far in the lead that he took a
[ nap. and, forgetting to wake up. the
t tortoise passed hlui. The truth of the
’ matter 1s that by the time the tor
toise had caught him the bare had died
of old ace. A tortoise lets the dear old
world wag and waddles complacently
on. You couldn't speed him up if you
built a fire under him, for his shell Is
so thick that he wouldn't know he was
being roasted. Because of his imper
turbability and his utter deadness to
impressions the tortoise lives to a
great age. But. no matter how old or
how big he grows, he never Improves
Intellectually, and eventually he lands
in a museum, to be viewed as a curi
osity Don't be a tortoise.—Maurice
Switzer In Judge.
Their Five Heavens.
According to the Ptolemaic system of
astronomy, there were five heavens, or
■firmaments, the last of which was the
seat of the "pure elemental fire." and
.the seat of deity. This fifth or highest
heaven was called the empyrean, from
the Gieek "en-fui." which means "In
fire."
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TOtTJiSITE TBUSTF.E S SAIS
Votive is hereby given that ;>ur
' **.' "at t > instruction* issued to as.'
y the Genera! I„.ni office at Wash
, tug ton. D. on tie 13‘h .lay of
Jalv, 1915. s 3.1 in accordance with the
| re visions of section 1$ of the Alas
■ ■■l- fown«ite regulations, X Jo hereby
give notice that on Monday, the it':
^ . y of October, 1915, I, as Towusit-.
Trustee of the Townr.Se of Ketchikan.
Al-ska, upon the fi nt steps of the
Unite i States Court House at Ketehi
, kaa, Alaska. at the hour of 2 o'clock
tf.(i will «.-!l at public outcry for cash
‘N* ‘ igLcat bidder ail the lots ani
^tnsiniag unoccupied and un
'he Ja{e of the entrv ,>*
lain 1 at .
_ *»d ail the lots and
said Townsst*. a , , ...
•vardc ! en which
tracts elaune-i and a . .,
c paid at
-s —rents have not . . ,
-aid lots
tne date >>f said s:!e. the
, , . '-rib
ind tracts being particularly de
ed as follows:
Unoccupied and Unclaimed Lots
Lot 21 of Block 9.
; Let 2.3 of Block 17,
Lot 24 of Block 17,
, Lot 17 of Block 25.
Lot 6 of Block 24.
L i i of Block 24.
7'tact “A”.
T:-Vt “B.”
True.® ~C.”
Ail f } -' 11 of Biocs 2! save and
excepting -thar parti n which has
be- n gran'ted to J,hn Ei’ir.gsen as
follows: t.’omnsencing at a point on
the e.-.-t ace’ of .said Lot 11. identi
cal with west side lice Venetia Lo-ie,
whence 5 E. corner Lot 1, Block 2-‘,
tears S. SO leg-- <-.S min., 4Y.,
thence S. SO .1 ?g., OS tu'n.. 5’, to .-v
y. corner said .Lot 1; "thence continu
ing -. . . deg., 0? ' .in . 5Y- .5.1 feet to
S. W. corner Lot- 1, Bl-Jrk thence
5. 9 deg., 52 m Id, E. 77 feet dong
"alley way:” t Sense X. SO deg- US
min., E., to said: west side line Yen
etia Lode; then. » X, 4 ciyg., 21 n:in.,
5Y., to point of be-gitcing
Claimed and Awarded Loti,
Assessments Unpaid
Iw: 3 of Block 23, chained by Joi n
•Shoenlar, upon jvfcich there 13 now
-.2- an l nnpiid the eacr of
assessments. .
Dated at Ketchikan. Alaska, tbi» i
29th day of July, 1915.
CHAS. E. IXGERSOLL'
Trustee of Ketchikan Twousite.
Firs- publication, July 29, 19151
Last publication August 26, 1915.
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Tbe Dail/ Miner #1 per month.
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Job printing at t!-e Min®*- j
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I
—
Notice is hereby given that 1- A.
.. Brown, of Craig. Alaska, will not
t pay or be responsible for any bills,
.ebts or business transactions con
tracted or entered into by Mrs. A.
| U Brown. This to take effect from
i his date.
(Signed) A. L. BROWN.
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Job printing at tbe Miner.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tbe Commissioners Court, Terri
tory of Alaska, Division No. 1. Kct
aikan Precinct, in Probate.
■ in the matter of the estate of Jack
Kearney, deceased.
The undersigned. Mike Wadding.
I hereby gives notice that he Is the
! duly appointed and qualified admiu
| istrator or the estate of Jack Kearn
[ cy, deceased, and all parties haring
- claims agaiust the said estate are
j notified to present the same with
I proper vouchers within six (6) months
,'rom date of this notice to me at
L,oring Alaska.
MIKE WADDING,
Dated, Loriug, Alaska, this 29th
ay of July, A. D. 1915.
. rrst Publication, July 29,1915.
Last Publication, August 26- 1915.
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-lob printing at the Miner.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 01825
Department of the Interior, United
■ dittos Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
June 15, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that It. i..
.- ..'.it.-k. of Sulzer, Alaska, has utr.de
.■plication for patent to Sue loi
jntvuig deectibed lovles, Survey No.
! 1006, in the Ketchikan Mining Dis
riet, .Alaska, on the north slope of
opper Mountain. Prince of Wales
slanu, to-wit:
Brooklyn Exfeutioa
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence
C. 8. L. M. No. 19 hears N. 50 deg.,
I 37 min. 12 sec. E. 62S.3S feet; thence
j -7. 69 deg., 43 min_ W. 1500 feet to
.or. No. 2; thence S. 50 deg., 12 min.
i .V. 490 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence 8.
' '7s deg., 4S min., E. 1500 feet to Cor.
: No. 4; thence N. 50 deg., 12 min. E.
j 490 feet to Cor No. 1, place of be
| ginning, containing 14.613 acres.
Monterey Extention
Beginning at Cor. • No. 1, whence
| U. S. L. M. No. 19 bears N. .50 deg.,
I 7 min., 24 sec., E. 111S.36 feet;
1 'nence 27. 69. deg., 48 min., W. 1,
* feet to Cor. No. 2; thenee S. 50
' min., W. 600 feet to Cor. No.
& 69 46 min., E. 1,
., ...e-ioe 4. jhence N.
'eet „ i ~ , E 000 feet to Cor.
. I poKtaiD
No. i. place of ~9
mg 17.&93 sties. ±
New Jersey Extention
Beginning et Cor. No. 1, whence' i-:
8. L. M. No. 19 bears X. 50 deg. 2s
min., 32 sec., B. 1718.34 feet; thence
:\. 69 deg.. 48 min., ,W. JJOO feet to
or. No. 2; thence S. 50 deg.-, J-i niin.,
IV, 600 feet to Cor. No. 3; r»c%,;e 8.
69 deg., 4S min., E. 1500 feet -v ‘ V?r.
No. 4; thence N. 50 deg., 12 m! 0 v K .
,j‘l) feet to Cor. No. 1, place of be
ginning, containing j.7-893 acres.
Location Notice of Brooklyn Exten
tion is recorded at Ketchixan, Alas
ka, in Volume S, page 57 of the
Record of .Mines; the Monterey Ex
feation, in Volume S, page 58 of
said reeord; tB* *cw Jersey Exlen
tion in Volume S- page 61, or said
record.
The adjoining eli^ms are bounded
on the northwest by bDsurveyed land,
,-i the northeast by Fraction No. -
Fraction No. 3 and Fraction No. 4,
purvey No. 8-865 on tie ssstVhdnst by
■ he isira, Brooklyn, Montcre-w'
George W. iofies, Survey
ind on tbe southwest by nrfBIkSe^d
■and.
Conflict of Brooklyn Extension with
»»tion No. 3 and Fraction N°
;:‘e. r" '-is, and ef the Montei ey
4 lode ciai. • the Yn.nat>z No. 1
.xtension with v0 E&t ejaim
■ide claim. Survey .
i and excluded. • ^ 15
Magnetic Variation 27 v_
run,. E. to 35 deg., 80 min.,
C. U. WALKER,
Register.
irst Publication. June 1”, 1515.
^st Publication August 10 1!)15. [p
Wsstinghouse Automatic Electric
Range
MOEE CONVENIENT
and more
ECONOMICAL THAN
FUEL IN OPEBATION
"NO SMOKE NO DIET i
iro GASES No FTJME8
Citizens’ Light, Power & Wafer Q>\
A REIGN Of NO LAW
V~
That In Reality Is What Is Meant
by Martial Law.
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SUSPENDS ALL OTHER LAWS.
...
Thow In Command Hava Suprema Au
thority. and Thar* Is No Check Upon j
Their Arbitrary Power Over Pereons i
and Property of All Kinda.
Whin ts martial lavvi Some people -
have a vague hten that It Is military
law tint this is a mistake. Military j
;*.w has nothing whatever to do witii
martial law Military law is simply 1
that branch of the laws applicable to
military service ami duties. <-otis!sling i
of lhe statutes, regulations and prill
clples hy which the army and Irs af
fairs are governed The misunder I
standing has arisen partly from th.
Dame given to It and partly from tin
fact that It Is ihe military which fre 1
quently carry out the regulations. !
while often the military forms of
courts are held.
The police, however, if duly author ;
t*od. may carry out martial law.
'l Is difficult to define the meaning of
martial law in nontechnical words
Tin dl rlnnary definition of marital law
ts that it Is military autlieuity oxer
cised it. accordance with the laws and
usages of war when the civil authority
Is wholly oi partly suspended eithci
hy proclamation or hy the actual pres
one -if a hosli.i- force (tut Ihc li.s
dclltiirinn given has been that of “no
law
li means that the supreme >• rhorit
Is emiNiwered to do us it w: . rl ■
a ordinary laws f >i tin i - iteim:
ha' .* no operation w; - lever . r: r
ts aiws dealing w ' ■ its apt -r;. u
those in command p— -s niln-.v l
ailiitniry |>ower.
This means that there will Ih- a enm
plete revolution in the ways ct the ,
pisijile wherever martial law is pro
claimed All ordinary *fe will be af
fis-r< d. and il wil no Intigri i i i’u*
case that ”au Englishman's h ■ i;
his castle"
As a rule, when i place Is i,-. -
martial law its inhabitants iihn at j
out of tile streets before a i;,ra:n !
time every evening, say 8 o'clock ‘
Then all places of amusement, public j
houses and soL.on are closed entirely
Even during the daytime a limit is I
made as to the number of people who
may assemble, so that a party of poo
pie-numbering nlmve, say. half a doz
en - would be liable to instant punish
merit Also certain places and cei iaii
streets are fori idden to Ihe people j
w ho may Iw i-cmpcllcd to keep hoi aid
o certain radius from the specified
places.
Those In authority may take any !
object they like from anywhere, enter j
ing houses as well as shops to com
mandeer whatever they wish without
any coutrol Any person may be cum
polled to give a complete account of his
movements, past, present and project
ed nnd may be searched or even nr
rpS1'sd without a warrant.
Crimes are dealt with very severely
Thus suppose a man breaks a win
dow Instead o' being hauled up he ,
fore a magistrate and subjected to a
small fine the policeman would bo
perfectly justified in shooting him im
■mediately
ytu In cite case of rohliery A man
sboliug a purse need not be arrested,
but could he shot, ties being a perfect
tv justifiable action on the part of j
those in authority
Every person migtii be compelled to
carry a passport, giving full evidence
of hL« Identification rasspqcts would
be necessary in the case of those using
burses or vehicle** of any kind Incbid
1st eyejes
Ail yessvilie .ivlio *. co.uij.-.oiled fu :
be out at night would lie provid 'd
with special night passes signed hy 1
the one in authority No person would |
be nllowed to leave one town for an
other or travel beyond a certain dis
tan'-e without being the possessor - f
-e properly signed passport given for
tWa .special purpose
The .object, of course Is t« keep th ■
people srjgjiin certain districts nnd als >
to prevent foreign spies arid the like
from movimr j*.Ao the country and so
gleaning liiformatiun of value to our
enemies. —Philadelphia Inquirer
\ Imperial Rome
are various estltn tc> of .the
station of aneient Home The fi"
ha r;Hilton is i.uno/mo
hl» ii.li'f to Mmiles '.’llell''
Bakernd l^.len-e of I-,.
"Ortindenr , *,<*»**
man*, civ-* e„ ’«•* v .
that Kenie's ,st|io f ■ ' i
The . it. na.| 4 *?'■' \ ;"
time of This sins, it* .s;, ®
toil f ft. rt* » r*tfi- wish
New Yurt- \ fm-rl' "
✓
Tu* W'.r'l **Ra *ah."
I-It*-m:■ \ th# ivnrd j*;|! j ’- fj!#ur< 11»i»
find h rh* i*n*'?t l:‘,i ..» nil -i *
m **i mm »*rni kill’'* 'if - i»■ • 11fy *
UInu fht* fitliM i?i. n»;tii :r:i ::•!> J
Slid lirtWiih !i;ivi» no "rout• r * 1 n i
t hr n tho ivofd* fo!id:il h»r»* in** u* d in
tr*» dhiHvnl tutiCH In Burof**... M»m* **»'
thorn hnr*> mad.* i,> t fir* u i!l . i
the rvlj/ninj: * hi**? mtifr I - cS for s
nwrltorlou** not* iinrt doi*',««.- Ktf*hfri'-ri*
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Foreign Decoration*
The various deeorotlnn« thai tnive j
Iss-ri elvpn t*> Ameriean otlirer* and of
fleialft liy foreign cover,lee-nts are de
pnsllisl in the state department where
the recipients may SIS' lie lit and show
them to their friends lint may rad take
them away or use them as ha vine pos
•ess Ion
To the man of firm purpose all men
*hd filings are servile - Duel he
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A DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS
NECESSITY
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The Milk \\ ith a $1000.00 Purity Guarantee
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E. E. SPARHAWK
| Western Meat & Fish Go !
I I
Branch of Krve.Brohn Co. w
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t- Packers and .footers of jf
I I
♦ F-resh Meat, Provisions and Fish |
We Make a Specially if I
J dhip itiil Camp Trade £
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KETCHIKAN
PUBLIC LIBRARY AND
PREE READlrtG ROOM
10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
MRS. d B. THOMPSON
Librarian
LAUNCH
MARRY
For Hire
Towing, Freighting or
Passengers
HEMLOCK PILING FOR SALE.
YVM. ANGEL, Phone 144
S. A. PLUMLEY
Aitome) ami
Counselor at Law
.Alice—Town Council Chambers,
Kelchikan, Alaska.
C. E. IiSGERSOLL
A TTOKN E Y AT LA VY
Prompt attention given to perfecting land titles
and securing patents.
Ketchikan Alaska
CHAS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney at Law
r'.NEKAL PH ACT] C E
For that odd job of carpenter
mg or cabinet vvouik call uj
165, Sully \yill look you up, l.
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Send m your furs ami gel the
■ “'l m irkol price for Ihrm
from l’. ,1. Gdmore. adv.
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Small furnished Cottage for
Itent. Inquire al Sully’s or
Phone 105. If. adv
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Kindling wood for snip nt tin
riawmill. tf ad>
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The Weekly Miner $3 per year.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Local No. 224.
Itcmilar Meeting
Wednesday ni*rht
Visiting brothers
cordially invited.
Hall for rent Mon
day. Thursday Fri
day and Saturday.
The quality of Ladysmith Coal if*
guaranteed by the Northland Doc if
company. adv.
Furnished cabins for rent
Enquire at Suily’s. adv.
Ketchikan
DrayingCompany
J. W. CORDELL, Propietor.
Phone No. 60.
Draying
i A.1J (»rders will De promptly
aid carefully executed.
Contracts Takei For Anv Work
|
Ketchikan Gump, No. 20, A. B.
Meets every Mondays evening
of eacli month at lied Men's
Haii, b p. m.
; VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
G. E. Dickinson, A. O'.
D. Smith Harris, A. ]v.
R0 60 60
TKATS THE NUMBER
!
| KETCHIKAN DRAYING CO.
J. W. CORDELL, Propietor.
I
i iloal delivered from any doek.
BEAR SKULLS WANTED
I pay from $1.00 to $2.00 for bear
! ikulls in eooil condition.
J. R. STEVENSON, Taxidermisl,
P. O. Irox 731,
•Innoan, Alaska.
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Reserve \ our Rooms
for the bisf
• EXPOSITION
$ ! .00 to $2 O;. a day.
Address:
m . Thomas
'‘rythin? in San Francisco
Next Door to Fk .. _ .
Street
971 Missit.
S1,tfc 10ti bnd Depots.
On Direct Car Lines to the Exposii •
San Francisco, Ci. -