: - __ _ __
XSVTOWN TO HAVE
MEAT MAEKEI
—
K,; A Lj? reeled tto HtaNlirr
Mr*. • 4 H- jort Li,3 *wm4 or.
tor «?.:• ’ftvat fnfcflv ta S«w Townl
M.i . «*K a —- t -.t USlW. Cr
,• ■ - jo m serve LA ;sr«l cor.? .-.
: t .m fran ste ?>• ms a <
.1,-ia.c .* !«.«»«, Mvi will ie reaJv .
- - ■'ss ai s<e oa it? it;.
Mr. r’ • k Las bl #>--rr.e cat; v.rt.i4 a#
a l-r.tei -t. mJ ia kx'H .*■> tkosagk
Xe- T ns ;> Avr; : ?t;t t;
a aaea: aartrkoa. He *iij rail fei*
a . •< f 3 . -• ■ '' F- .
Meet Marker.
A
Ptoea A- Pel- -—A* ale r-wiA:
cf ext ;-s»i • e : - .... . Air A
Aria-etna it, A ■ * .rt srA tie rr r. A. - * ? ■
it i.-.-'trr: ft-r slelr iv« 11 . t
rents «f j,ea4 of cattle ud tones Lives
leer, tie :tl Tie stm'-t-A . ff v. .
M. —- T * -a. rWe*. T- -■> Be*
ev»: ia 3 Ar:ia£l<*e are fl.v >!.
-«
apfoixtxd game tcaedex
.." .. - >v • •_ t - r- At: t
er ally f is.. : a -
-. til ::tr : _ has -
I* ..a. It- -> ti.e at*tv nr.-'.
uj will }-'.*v aa far :-Taes ia lie -A -
■•*.... •_- .;' .? - '' : A
t. :; nr -- : : . - . - ~ '
tiie> ft -tt a - e farsa f t. r t-t. s-v t
Ei-sali.
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t-r-ver era ~ ..--.t-v j. *r rrsirt.! Xarrtw?
prattle:.I •* t t of stoneaiag lie 3a
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cp tk> Ka~" ■' • ~ - ' • • • ”■' •*■* ■
*.>3 st las fir ••> F*.^;
pjunK»I to esteFiv-. , : r trs’jst*
g.vH <* tie ieaahrsv-’'- 4 - ' K‘ *
ar^kwus as-l lst«r ••: •:. a F
fiTTSL
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AND CRAIG HAS A
CHAMFER OF COMJCE P.
AS a -T ••* *v 3 a •
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Fr^si Wy T ■ *■* :: * '* J '
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E. % J f. F Fvsscis *v.s?
Bora
WKT.r. KNOWN EAII-EOAD
MAX PIES AT CORDOVA
CatiIov*— X ewe „
... - .\'u WWb for «.-s
Liver * >. os'Litre-sir
*l hi* Loon 5i„e rwa
: - . 1'J- , , tv.- .-.: -v:i .«>
'■ .ie j. cob a - .
>.»«•*• years an' eea! toe j lit loi
since ikiisissi eve. Be ora* born
.El . M in's, lens, on Jluce 14
Mr. Hsy. - >sj .. hi*: .'.y rvstvr 1 •
(iiiwt spj ..a boner til Mason
■■ 'ivs"': 5t. S: . •> i >y,
1 of Minn >, ta.. Mr. ' llsves
■ ' • -■
..-i bee® in tie essaploy of
; - .e niiwiT Maj-asr.
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~K0X PIOXELH DIES
at tax ■
Moran a j.!.vBeor
3 Yv.k r sir * lo y
■ . -is . very. s..c
•s- si this rise*
’S3 v after -t iinyeri't i"’ .
J f'.ree us.vrT'r.s. He n—-jj
r- 3 r-iayy a lers»* Bstcj’wr ot oci
T \7: “ •> ' T. ia ’
M^.v jv _ asi-.S - « • i -
. >:••-- a v .- - v-r- »* t. ' —
Wo ^ the strike ^ »
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t j
'riSEL-POWERED
CANNERY TENDER
:i* w*h*et t** She IS-fs-vt Diesel.
w'--’■'■* «'-~ry 3c=»er to U built
'■* A.m.-ska i if i- Fisheries -eras
• 3 Ut- 2= Decern. « to the J- Mir
J CoBf-say. *f Doehtai.
uursian*? Harr.;r. trie is to
J-s-sy for ielivery April, 1.
:---r represent aa ia
Tae- tea-iier
.. - -• -tte-j it, ■ - sneetiea trjth
-e . -Epsay < ear. aery at Yes, Ear.
0XFFEE5OX IX AXD OUT
WitI fifty rassitjsrs on 3>v*r-i ast«l
--U tie fr- sie eonM iaa !le
' - - •' ’ - -"a 3r . .e port Isis mom
- -3 5 '-'■•? ' k after a zr- \
--: ** it - 3 t*w yaaser r -
- • K-::;.ikis. W F. E33i:-u and ore
o-eMpe. gf.e « i S r the at-rfh
' ' - ft • - rgin _■
• ~ i -,-f - J - » 3 . a
• -•* si - - r. -- I->T jky-Ssl
--■- • M ia «uthbsnad Tijsrsiar.
IX^ WITH FISH
- ' 2*2- Kl. it- 7' -. k-';r i‘.f *£*
-;^w &-2«»cj :> t wiie-s f:: Vaa
" 175
;• tils of fish or i-oaur-i.
ALASKA'S MDTEEA1 PEO
DUCTXOK FOE 1514
23 - . V 21 Stare JEet2t f- 7 iLfi
-'•r : n-tare* ■ - . ■ -I survey.
■A 21 -A- • y - . ••••■• - Eli sir.g is AJ
-ia is Js>l-4. Tie raitse of tie
"-■ triBerai 7 7 : >3 of Alssla is
• - . •
I'e-t-t flse-ti-L 23 1513. Of tie
tat-BMttud sms #15S*30,0W is jo
foM raise f (aim #1,5,#>6,S13 io l£ris
r--:- eopper is e-etissated at #2.1X2
■ai -. ter #1:-1. »: -1. Tip-are -
• - 17. : 8. - • • ■ -
- . - V is mz. Had it cit lees
.ettie ii-.' of Alaska's mineral pro
. riJ-vS TB" vi.‘*i /.As.T<6 C^JSSMl^T*
;•' greater .3 314 lias ISIi. Tie
- ■ Si.3 2fc TTi-'jir Vi 3 i
7 -p-er-v-.s .brjtg tie year, as is
jEi ie dir-wtly eri ;«st by tie ©rtpst
but a e -re jnsportaot is
- ’ 7. .i : 7- i-? -- .s tie extensive
-' 1 - - rii at : 11 x' :.»3aed t 3 mis e*
* lave yet r-‘- seel a -7 iv<
"'age- 3> > j-rt-gr- -s was ma le is
usi ‘ * it*'* hzvi&g it
■-? year ©sly 07.-2 rcaE predoetbre
is; t?.a* tee tie lignite f.- \ -
• ev,- it-.’ t' it tie sew law pro
: mg far tie leasiag e*a! Sand ia
win lead *.-? tie e*Tdojtat.!-?B
' • ■-. fie: 25 e ttaiaiEg Ugl-grs.de
Tee six gyp-rsia. sartie and
niaiig iai.strie* of AI
■1 -- I; . a nieeufd year. 7:.-'
ertainty ttf rail: >a-i eoBBeetion w;ti
j . e .3 rt las greatly st ,x
tt'; -.its »; 7 .'t.r.g and raising
.erele-p.xer.rt. Tlere was a c trie* Lie
.7.'fea«e 23 sEve-st.eafioa of large m§B
- .g *3te.es :-. 1514. e-oriipared
*«:l j'rerio'.* year*. TUs is due
t tie ex: e ration of tie pro
t »f e-a-nper traosportatifl fae
iijtie*,—Ex.
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MASQUERADE AT LOSING
,T. C. FVwnL who was at Loring
Saturday night, reports that she Mas
querade Rail there was a hammer.
Close to fifty were out in costume,
and is is needless so stale that they
all had a good time. The Mess
House was cleared for dancing, and
the arrival of morning found ’em
still on the jump.
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Harry Buhre the Alaska prosper
was lust tx.l r< . :nd te
v v e been .'.irafSvi into t lie army
i v sis 1 ^ ' ",s old l: ' . in Russia.
. ia Scot tie. He reports that
sx her. the war started he oft end him
self for the service against the Her
;.ES, to pleas; his father, tut ws.s
• lr the army offic rs. He
-5 :: -;.l e in securing a passrge tr**s
. ..ss: . but finally s... si an
came out bv the way of VSadivistok.
■ •a .:.s;*aaad across the Pacific t>
- sn Kranf .s sr..j fr»*m there tv
-.m’.e.
4 4 4
,V tv M. V :4ar,■ - . xvu at
rv.-.v from Knis recently wih Etiy
- - -.van. has Ix'ess sdjv. !ge
i-tsi-.c in the court of Con-.. issioner j
.
,:;s'.t. The unfertt.nate ■-ran ha.,
stea l ..ts; ic f Kills. H
will , taken .--v-ts; -- by - - r. i r r
n t'-e nest steamer to be placed ir
t> s -.a Ht-Gghtr.an (Jifid a svr
- .... .s -r, in tie 1 i.'f 1-sS
-. - . ■ ■ - :::r; .. -:"St .. 1st
under s .xv .■-!-c' t:.at -
had an electric bell in h.s siomnei
: ;; ' - one : ies *f his with the si .
t er ele-tri? bells /»* tryin.
•x c -sect with his .so that Ifcey
. : • e ; hi* min :.
4 4 4
T.- Peters! rv tr.f.nlctp al water ?**f :
v« - |a It operation, an.il
1 x , ct - i . tv -* II '. X
. vrft.-x V..e : • ’ eonec.-tisn ata !• .
-v .'•.•■ nfir-s. Tbe wat-'t or dr,
r. ; s»„l tfr« was
- -r. t news ■ el- -s of this ,
... : I\ I er
- s - the mb s !■ t. c sir, e
j: v'-stel •-.jj the fire hall, where It.
• the f irst, of
-rffe, end - ’>-iwill be:
-. ; x.. has heenT tried or* -1 the
- . ■ s is f m! to I e - Hit :
» ♦ «
r to ! e i r t te tie
"its-n. if E. A- HitJ j re.ails r.:
- „ -.ft -i- - he 1. ’• -s Mr
, l ff\T
v iiri he is c -ing U *-:*k -* I
•. -b bv in; !!e ?• 1-tt- .
1 -r of * wer.-c ::f- ret -
asci ft -i." Get. —If * _
4 4 4
Th- thc-sght f Ala-kv Inf. is - r
t.-lr. tiling to the Belgian r-r-'-f f '■
-v* “ •» «" S~-?t .-.;5,v e-r;
• ; *' - ■-> far- It* the first r»!' •• th >~
r.'iTc-Tu ‘t * • ^
.. -5 Bt-teism- The
?' -t rren they k^ar -?A - t thf.
’ '■ •* f tfi& ] '• f P>T 2- T '
- • 5> c;;f • £^i JUT. f-7 : •s- ' fciSt
- * -• -‘f l?e! -■ ha m*.■??:rat*, f'.-? |
; *. r.ej^ir 'dTJe *■-*■ - \^n >’.V TT iaSit S?
- * - a Imner ot 4rif ' f>*b ';i
v - w- e. <>f a pipeful of i*--’ aw.— ,
- ■ i
♦ ♦
7TXTr0 AT NOME
HILLS HIS E7.0TKZT
Virrme*—Tlso nathiht a song the
*451c0it tfj T- '^r r.e-"t* r*i an
t srler ts remitted at ooe of
nt ' T 'e*'' f - . !1 TV.H7< f
*. *•'* N1
t ■* -t^*?Tf'5 * ro R" I-'-j
i * — • ’t o:-! j*i-ot ao-I ks!i^*
a" ».*-y V tO$fu'-’F Tfjfk} Lf. .*5 jfseji^r '
r biV: #M
r5 sz..t-*-*r* the rMei
• - -e:c,> f5l4* kisif<. ffierr tbA k';.
• • 'y a t«5rx ar I <frerr‘
*’r% ii 5T*"i* *' ‘
■ v -- s ro'L^r V- la#? •-■■■s?rc*-T a
• ' * -■--'I nr'* \*V.
’ - |i anl fl^HVbrrbi" M*
v- £*. O-o #*L-^ kil i-: Mrr in
- • • —X1’" "get.
♦ -
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■ '■ Hr-or-dSTjcegf at ."ar^f is
^ n- that ba* a
** • oo it,
♦ ♦ ♦
H j? tba* Jmeau
* '■ *. *?.' < it ion -.o t*.-r
*•- of Alaska.
* 4 «
f?oI?*r% a <!?" »*<•? frarl ia
-rv"d> ».'"b!o for ITiiflfrr? io tbo
^.'->oue "Jibuti tbif
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TO ENLARGE ITS FLEET
S iUK--8. \Y. Baxter, vieepresi
: ti Alaska Stearaship eoni
s: : •? that his company is Von
Jering plans for entering the At
"!ti e.'.st trade with the operation
. sss one steamer of Id, tons
ty between Seattle ami
. S. C.. Baltimore. Philadel
■hi N \otk and Boston, by way
Panama canal. ^
i> now planned to purchase at
re big freight steamer which
. i ■ t o operated in the summer
■ s carrying copper ere from for
. i ud other Prince William Sound
its to the Tacoma smelter, aud in
- c winter between Seattle and the
' tkv.tie coast, by way of the Pan
t > mal. Northwest pr 'ducts, s,
canned salmon, lumber- flour and
Leo' will form the bulk of the east
. v. 1 shipments, while general cast
«st freight sneh as is handled by
\ -s. s ef the Amerieati-Hawaiian
din will make up the cargoes for
- tt? - and other North Pacific ports.
The Alaska Steamship company
sine-- its organization has onfiaed it'
■r.:turns to the Alaska trade, it
-s plying between ■'cattle ail
SVaster!-, and Southwestcru Alns
' Bering Sea and Ketieboe > a
; orts
Ef iStly Mr. Baxter .and John H.
Bun-! general freight and passen
ger agent, made a tour of the 1 ig
- . g centers of the Atlantic coast
vith a view of investigating mark
's - r \ . • Vwestcr-i products
-visila-le tonnage for Seattle and the
North Pacfic t oast. During the trip
I r Baxter inspected vessels capo’1c
* . rrying l ig cargoes. New York
tvl at the Cramp shipbuilding yards
- Philadelphia. He is still In the
- - for steamers suits! !e for ti e
•t trade contemplated.
••We have had numerous opp'r
• nit' s to, enter the Atlantic coast
••>. i ■- sjr.ee the op-enir g of the Panama
- ’* soil Mr. Punch. “The offo~s
-Is : especially inv:*:tsg during tie
inter- when there i« a ratnral lull
ska shirt ing. rr . we made rts
giti a. Ther e is « n to be an
r - - d movement of -opper ore
: ' she Prince William So- 11 1 ' ...
* * 'ad we could easily u«e craft
■ * 1 |"‘C-f * ■ r IOV3 •
■r ports in the north and the To
- sn.lter. The larger carriers
r -aid enable os to en* r the Atlasti
*r • ’ y way of the Pan1
- .1 r. . paying las-.s.-'
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New York Feb. 3_A litu-r st ir
s.r and snow is sweeping the At
nti ...st Vies. on dea" -
t: a". I t have ! een reported ti. s
f:-.r.
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F. r.-- Feb. 3-\ Miti aal earth
• ik- sh ■ k« are reported at Av
:••■;!.o considerable damage. an'
--V. r. -•■ Las been - ..-at by the gov
■ t to the place. One result f
the recent earthquake and volcano
turbanees is reported from Lav
! no. the waters of which are
sr. j.i • have fallen over 6 feet in the
-st two weeks.
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Vi Feb. 3—-The general sit
stior. >a the eastern t.attleline remai-'
.i j. The E --ian attack in
rial section to the region of
• - Pi: a river in I’.dand has been re
Ne': by tie At-fr- ins. The fight
- region ' the Carpin’hian
-?.i no change- both sides maintain
- ’ ■ eir p* - i ns .n-1 waiting the
rri- ;.. t,{ reinforcements.
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L. L. Harding, of the international
revenue service is resist :e 1 at t!
Itevilla.
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Sacramento, Feb. 3—The p<rese:.t
- - : , f the state legislature pr
is to be the most expensive in the
history of the stale in so far as the
actaai cost of operating the legis
• --T-- is concerned. Tt is estimated
tea! the session will c -t in the neigh
■ ■- i of Sfei'/jKjiO.OO, the daily cost
? * preliminary session being close
so fv.r thonsand dollars.
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L e ion. Feb. 3—The attack of the
-- cs contianes on the Allied line
I -rs and France, y--tor-lay be
vv - - sixth bay. The hand to hand
ubt: i- always preceded by a
heavy cannonade of the point to be
: Hacked. Thus far the tide Tias gen
I'y been in favor of the Allies, as
; -y are so thoroughly entrenched
t it errapnel fire of the German ar
- ' i-ry dues little execution and they
re ore than ready for the Cer
an infantry when it delivers its
attack*.
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fob S >1 Bipinsky, a pioneer
citizen of Haines, is a candidate for
t'-e ; -ition of paettmaster.
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in Alaska there are £73 fish trap *,
o * 63 per cent of which arc '
the southeastern part of the territory
PROSPECTING FOR HERRING
- .!
Tho herring fisherman Margaret, i
out prospecting for herring whirl
have become somewhat scarce of lnt<
Girt. Thomas is confident that tin
herring so plentiful up to within th.
past few days wll be located agaii
within a few miles ,«f Ketchikan.
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BOXES FISH FOR SHIPMENT
The schooner Olympic was tn por j
last night with fish, boxing *0 bo\o
at the New Kn . and plant for ship
rnout south of the Jefferson. Afte
discharging she took iee and left foi
the fishing grounds. The Lief K. als
took iee at the New England and wen
out for halibut.
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ARRESTED AS A SPY
Sam Rickard was in receipt of :
letter from Charles ili'.rr.n recently
stating that the latter hud h 1 sorm
interesting experiences in Mexico, it
appears that Charley has some inter
ests which take him across the In
into Mexico at times, and during a
recent visit was arrested as a spy
by one of the Mexican factions, au>
had to do some busy explantug to es
cape being put in front of a firinj
squad. Ho will probably remain oi
the American side of the line unti
matters at least qnet down a licit ,
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Washington. Feb. 3—The State dr
partment has been notified that Cre-.n
Britain has declared all grain, grain
products or flour or meal of all
kinds destained for Germany contra
band of war. and same will be spa
ed wherever found. This is a new
departure for England, and the mat
ter will be taken up by the Gevern
ment through the British, ami assadot
here. International lawyers stati j
however that Britain's attitude dif-:
rers little if any from that of Co
North in the War of the Rebellion
when a blockade of ail ] r;s of the
South were declared an.l nothing al
wet to enter.
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Paris. Feb. 3—V dis; itch froi '
Athens states that an Italian''expedi
tionary force of twenty thousand a
is being gathered at the Italian port .
of Bari on the A lriatie. The object I
of the expedition is the occupation of ;
Dsntzo in Albania, and is consider
ed by many to mean that Italy has at i
last decided to enter the conflict !
now raging. Italy’s injection into
•he f . i means that Roumania, Greeci
and. -ossibly Bulgaria will ail come
in wi-h her on the side of the Alii s
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London, Feb. 3—In a speech last
night, Randolph Churchill. Lord oi
the Admiralty made light of Ger
many-'s attempted blockade of Brit
ish ports, stating that Germany,
while Great Britain hald control of
the sea was as a man bound ami
throttled with a heavy gag. able t>
-e-e and hear everything tha* may
i-e g' :ng on around him. but utterly
incapable of helping himself.
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Washington, Feb. 3—Wm. H. Horni
br-'ok, of Oregon was nominated thi
morning bv the President as minis’'', j
to Sam. Hi, name has been gent t<
tl e Senate for confirmation.
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The May is scheduled to sail from
Vancouver for the North, Saturday
evening. This will bring beg in p-.rt
M a day night.
Berne. Feb. 3—It is reported here
that French airmen recently heated
the headquarters of the German staf
in Alsace to be at Hamburg Castle
in upper Alsace and bombarded the
place, completely destroying it.
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Petragrad, Feb. 3—The heaviest
fighting of the war in the eastern ,
-ione thus far occurred during the a*
tack of the Germans in the neighbor i
hood of Borimow, near the Yistul
river, about thirty miles west o"
Warsaw, where they succeeded in cap
turing about a mile of the Russian
trenches, but their successes were of
small importance compared with their
--es in men, - which ware terrible,
whole regiments going down before
the machine gun and rifle fire of the
Siberian troops defending the position.*
After being driven out, the Bus
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si an* re-formed and charged tin- 1
trenches with the bayonet, driving
out the German* from the greater
ar of the captured line before they
had had an opportunity to fortify
{hern in anticipation of an attach
from the east, the trenches of course
facing the other way.
Robert Wise was burned to death '
■ n hi* cabin on Bulphcr creek while i,
sleep, If is body was buried at Dnv
vrn.
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’ The Weekly Miner $3 per year. '
MANY SCHOONERS GOING SOUTI
Tlio power schooner Republic wa
in port this morning on lu-r way ti
the banks from Seattle, and left aftet
taking on ice. The crew of the Re
public report passing no less t-kui
eighteen lia.ibut boats headed shut!,
as sho was coming north. All of them
had fish on board, so it is a fore
gone conclusion that the market will
remain in its present unsatisfactory
condition for a while at least.
NEWT GOING INTO BUSINESS
Newt t'asperson is fixing up tile
basement of the !’. l-\ Gilmore build
itig with tanks and butchering tables
and is going into the fish curini
business. The place being situati
on tin- dock level will ho very liamh
for that purpose.
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San Fram-seo. Feb. 3—A scandal of
alarming proportions was uncovered
in this city yesterday afternoon by
the filing of a suit for divorce by
Edward II. Freeman, a pliotograplioi
of Eureka- Cal., naming Richard Yates
former governor of Illinois, and other
prominent residents of California as
co respondents.
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llainos. l'eb. 3—The Haines Meat
Market. Odell’s store, and the drug
store were burglarized in this town
last night. Nothing of partieulm
value was secured by tho robbers,
who, however, left no eluc- for the of
fie era to follow.
Rotterdam. Fob. 3—A new British
arm, consisting of at least three him
dred and fifty thousand men, thor
onghly equipped in every department
and service have been landed in
France in the last few days and have
been quietly moved forward to the
trcaclus in Frapee and Belgium, and
the men have taken the places of
those who have occupied the line u]
to this time. The latter have been
withdrawn, and are being treated
like invalids, to rest them up thor
ot-.ghly, and at the same time they are
receiving new outfits of shoes and
clothing', and tl.iir arms are being
subjected to a close examination. It
is generally believed that as soon
as these men have been thoroughly
rested, a general advance of the A1
lies will be undertaken.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES
K. Yamaguchi was sentenced t<
serve 20 years in the federal picniten
tiarv by Judge Jenninos yesterday for
the murderer of T. Kajita. not her Jap
tnese, at the Sitkoh cannery last
summer.
Fines were imposed Vy Judge Jen
uings yesterday of $100 against the
Glacier Packing company and $230
dollars each for the Taktt Canning
campauies and the Alaska Pacific
Fisheries company, for violations of
the Sunday law. Forty Jays in which
to file exceptions were given defend
ants.
Judge Fred M. Brown yesterday
took under advisement the case o'
the United States vs. Malony et ah.
in which fraud was alleged in seettr
ing patent for the Golden Belt addi
tion, and intimated that he would
render a written decision next week
The district attorney contended that
under the act of March 17. 1S4 am
June 6, 1900, the land in question
was dedicated to the public use as a
cemetery and therefore that tie slg
nature of the president to the paten
therefore was illegal.
The special February term of Court
'■' ill open Monday—Juneau Dispatch
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The fall election cost $2,500 in tin
Fourth division.
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Aecordng to the records and fi;
ares of the Kairbanks^United State
land office, which embraces as the
district the whole interior of Alaska,
an estimated area of 300,000 square
miles, there are only on this date
fifty fiive homestead entries. They
contain an aggregate of $15,3-11.41
acres.
* $ *
It is announced that the salmon
pack in Alaska reached four million
eases in 1014.
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Basketball and a dancing teacher
divide the time of Petersburg young
people.
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LATE SPOETIlsCi DOPE
—
All arrangements have been com
pleted and the Ladies and Men's
Basket Bail teams leave for Wrang
< !! at midnight Friday oh the El
Paso. Both team* ’.yi!i practice every
night between now and then. Any
one desiring to go along is requested
to make reservation early at the Bex
all Store. The low rate of threr
1 dlars for the round trip is offered ■
returning Hundny.
"DO'.'.*’ WALKER. |
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD
PROOF
Application No. 03 731.
L?niled Sidles I,and Office.
Inuenu, Alaska. I>ce, 23, 1011.
Notice is hereby given Mini.
Ink Idm'ss of Ketchikan, Alas
ka, Inis tiled his homestead ap
plication and proof in support
thereof for commutation entry
for the following described
land under the provisions of
e General It. meslead l.avv and
he Art of March 3, 1003. (30
Slats. 1028), tiAvit:
IJ. S, Survey No. 1080 in
Lai. :>r> deg., IS min., 50 see.,
N. Lon. 131 deg. 35 min 20 see
NY., about 3 miles south east
>1(the (own of Kelcliikan on
I'ongass Narrows and Hevil
agigedo Island.
Beginning at Cor., No. I,
whence lT. S. L. M. No. 5,
hears X. 55 deg., 50 min., \Y.
>0.30 ehs., henee due K. 25.
13 ehs., to Cor. No. 2, tlienra
hie S. 10.27 ehs-. to Cor. No.
>, thence due W. 12.21 eh-.,
to Oor, No. 4. on line of or
dinary high tide of 'Bougass
NariVws, thence meandering
along said line, (1) X. 21 deg.,
45 min., \Y. 1.00 ehs,, (2) X.
02 deg.. \Y. 3.40 ehs.. (3) X.
in dec. NY. 2.0 4 ehs., (4) X.
47 deg.! NY. 7.48 ells., (5) X.
33 deg., 45 niiu.. NY. 2.7 1 ehs.
In Cor. No. 5 M. C. containing
an area of 4 0. 58 acres. Mag.
Yar., 20 deg. 35 min. F.
Any and all persons claim
ing any portion <ef said land or
desiring to protest said entry,
are required to file their ad
verse claims or protests, under
oath within the statutory per
iod, or thereafter adverse
claimants will be barred by llij
provision of the statuts.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
First.'Pub. Hoc. 31, 1014.
Last, Pub. March. 4, 1015.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Hie matter of the estate of
C. F. Reynolds, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the a_
bove estate and all persons hav
ing claims against the said es
tate, must present them with
proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this
notice to myself (he said admin
istrator, at Copper Mountain,
Sulzer, Alaska.
Dated this 1 4Uh day of Xovsm
her, 1914.
NY. TIIOS. WRIHGT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Commissioners Court
for Ketchikan Precinct No. 8,
Alaska.
In Ihe matter of the estate of
■I. F. Houghton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the a
bove estate, and all persons
having claims against the said
estate must present them with
proper vouchers, within six
months from the date of this
notice, to myself the said admin
i.trator, at Hie office or Chas
A IngcrsolJ in the Rcviila Hotel
building, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Haled September 24, 1014.
W. \Y. RUSH, administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Ihe Cominissionw’s Court
for the Precinct of Ketchikan,
I erritory of Alaska Division
number one, in Probate.
In Ihe matter of Ihe cslalG
if Go rge Roe ,deceased.
Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned, D. W. Fig
gins, administrator of the es
tate of George Roe, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against
-aid deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers
within six months after the
first publication of this notice
to said administrator at the
office of Charles II. Gosgnoac,
Tonga'.s building, Ketchikan,
Alaska.
Dated ‘Hi is 23rd day of
November, lb I 4.
D. \V. FIG GIN'S,
Administrator of the Estate
■of George Rue deceased.
First Put), Nov., 20 ibli.
'Lint Pub, Jan, 7, 1015,