SALE OF TIMBER-Ketchi.
kin. Alaska. December 24th.
IP 12. Sealed bids marked out
side “Bid, Timber Sale Appli.
cation. December 1(5, IP 12.
Tongass" and addressed to the
Forest Supervisor. Touchss Nat
onal Forest, Ketchikan. Alaska,
will be received up to aud m
Sliding tnc 2osn day of January
1013. for aii the merchantable
lead limber standing or down,
and aii the live timber desig..
lated for cutting by a Forest
jfficer. iocased on an area to
le definitely designated by a
Forest officer before cutting b*»
gins, including about 2' •• n.
located a*. .» ■ bea.?
L?u<4ia * • t o. >»
land, w . i -
iouai 1 . - . e-*»
SjO.O'.i. . i
live >p .
scale, u:
less tin- - A.
feet b« a
timber *. . «- *
a de> ■ -s Ui -s. - .
sent to C. T. Gardner. Specia:
Fiscal Agent. Fore*t Service.
Ketchikan. Alaska, for each
1 i submitted to the Supervisor
Timber upon valid claims is
exempt from sale. The right
to reject any and alt bids is
r>*e-ved c‘or furlhe- infer
" alrou a: i rs a • - -
lsg sale* address Fo •S
ervisor Tongas* V .> A
\W | r r ■' s -
est, Ketchikan. A!a*ke.
SALE OF TIMBER—Ketchi..
kin. Alaska. December 31.
1'*!2 Sea!ed bids marked out.
* fe "Bid. Timber Sale Appli.
canon December 30. 1012.
T :.ga*s" and addressed to the
F-:-~e«t Supervisor. Tonsas*
National Forest Ke ka
A ska. v. be received jp to
an 1 including the 4th lay of
February IP 13. for all me mer
ei.antable dead timber standing
o” down, and all the live timber
. designated for cutting by a For
est officer. located on an area
to be definitely designated by
s Forest officer before cutting
j- 2 : *. : i:n r about 30 acre*
c: tie Wf-i -lore of K'aka*
F -M 24 * or the *lo~e of
Max C. ve K a * shore of K'aka*
I** s' '2 acres on the
>’ -r; t‘ .*^3 fpfpt
r * W - 'w 1. within the
T: ' 3kOr.i! F^~e?*. est:..
n e i * ?• bt' | ono.OuO fee*
board mea* -<» of live spruce
and * e ~ • < saxvtinb- r. i 2
; ' r*' ?-*• ’sc; Vr, K’-j 0f
less than #1.00 per thousand
leet hoard measure for saw
timber will he considered, a
a bpo4f o' #? •.*»'' mu<t
'• t to C. T. Gardner. Spec
Fiscal Agent. Fores*. Service.
Ke.ci.ik.au. 'brAa. fu- each b: :
submitted to the Supervise-.
! timber upon valid claims is
exempt from sale. The r-1
to reject an> and all bids
'revived. For further info
u on and resrulations cover
- ? sales address Forest Sup
jervisor. Tongas* Na ional For.
| Ketchikan. Alaska. AA\ G.
AVeisrle, Forest Supervisor.
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SALE OF TIMBER-Ketchikan,
Vnska. November 22. 1912.
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! : T : >s oat •
* v« ‘ ' t
>
des
listed for c. s h> a Fore*
t>e definitely designated by .«
ofiscer, so aled on an area to
Forest officer before cu**ins
begins, including abou, 10
acres located approximately
• w-> m-'^s nortneast of Holli4.
’nr about 5 a ’-e4 on the ea4
1 ;ie of M-e ei-'-ance of Ho1
4 An ho rage P nee of AA’ale
Miami, wish Me Tonga"
i va oi at Fo-est. estimated *
'•e o i i,oa" •' mea-:"
jof live Spruce. Hom'd k an
Red Cedar saw-timber, lo.
"ca-e. mor* >■* le44. No bid oi
less than #< 1 pe- thousand
ce* bo-, c - .sore for saw
•iinber will be <-on4i inu
. e detvisi* oi #}rtn •- -<t h>
-en* {• d. r '• ,*er. r-i.ecia'
Fiscal Age-M. forest Service
Kevfrkan. Alaska, for each bid
4 ibmiMed to M e ' iperviso
Timber upon valid <-'aims
. fr-OP} ‘T>cp J
‘o -eje<M a: - rid •!’ • -.:4
-eici-v^d. For furtl :nfo
maHon and regn'at: . ?ov
i^rning 4a’e4 uidrr ■« ror, -
•'--* K’f>'U:k n Va«ka.
G. AA'eicle. Forest Supervisor.
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BUSY DAY AT THE
CUSTOMS HOUSE
The pa4t 24 hours have been
Itusv one4 at the Customs House
five vessels having entered and
three cleared for outside
t • • *-. Tho;e entering were
V#J> A/s •> HaaA ^ ^ ^-^ ^ ^ ^-^
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ihe steamer Oregon. l>oun^ 101
Cirigi.ik: the gasolin c tenders
Carmen and St. Nieho '5 koun
;> •. Tyee; the fishing bt'at ^,or
t.-r, which will fish out o'f ,h,s
port, and the Alexander *,r
,» iishing boat headed for « u"
ieau. Those clearing wer."
tiie Prospector en route south,
with 11. C. Noonan on board;
the LaTouclie, Capi. Jerry
riynn, loaded with ore from
Prince William Sound: and tin
gasoline fisherman Uranus.
bound for the Sound.
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INSPECTOR HANKINSON'S
HOTHER DIES S DCENLV
W :\i was received at the
--house off; es yesterday
g of the death of Inspector
Hav L. Hankinson’s mother.
;■ : his departure from Seattle
for the family home at Evens
\ iile. Wise, to attend the fun
eral- Death must have been
very sudden, as Mrs- Hankin
son, in company w ill. Nor hus
band and daughter, spent the
greater part of the winter here
■: Ketchikan, being at that time
apparently in her usual health
superintendent Milo Headley
will go south on tonight’s boat
to superintend the repairs and
(Overhauling of the tender Co -
; /nbine now in Seattle
London. March IS AN hile rid
.ing at the head of his army,
tins morning, King George of
Greece was shot and died of
;„is wounds- Particulars of the
i;sassination are lacking. It is
nderstood that he was shot
I by a Turk from ambush, in a
[country which was supposed
[to be friendly . This is the sec
Iend attempt on the king’s life,
the first having oeeured in
(sf'S. being frustrated by
'quick actioii of Crown Prince
Constantine who is now at
Janina in command of the
Greek soldiers there
Blood's Paint—the best mad-.
—Sparhawks. Newtown, has it.
CANNERY TENDER
ON WAY NORTH
The -team cannery tender
(icgon, the property of the Col
imh a River Packing company
has been coaling up at Strongs
dock today. She is enroute to
•Jiignik. where -lie act as tug
\! tender for the cannery at
that place. The trip, far to
| the westward, along the Alas
ka peninsula, is a long one for
the vessel, which is a staunch
appearing tug boat,
j OF LOCAL INTEREST
The latest addition for the
i Public benefit is the Sanitary
fountain on the north side of
ithe postoffice square. The!
I fountain is a gift to the city
j get a drink of cold water. You
j may be reminded of the Old
; Oaken Bucket or “The Spring”
n:id the gourd drinking cup
j but there is nothing better
!as there has been no place
where transient people could
here in Ketchikan. We wish
tc thank J C. Foord & Co. for
their generosity in installing,
from a local Woman's Club
and will fill a long felt need.!
than the water we have right;
: al-o the C. L. P. & W- Co. for
! the water to keep the fountain
bubbling. Try it—and see if;
vou like it.
-“A MEMBER”
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QUIST WILL BUILD JUNEAU i
COLE
A. W. Quist. the contractor,
teils the Miner Man that he has
secured the contract for er
ecting the cold storage plant
on the City Dock at Juneau.
’I here is probably no other man
on the Pacific Coast with more
experience in this particular
hue of construction than Mr. j
Quist. who built several in Se
i
atlle and Vancouver and the ad;
fiition to the New England
piant here last year.
EIGHT SMALL BOATS
MAKE A LONG TRIP
Compteteing what must have
been a very hazardous trip,
eight power trolling boats
•>'. h with a crew of two men.
made this port the lall.M pad
of lest week. They art: of the
remodeled Columbia iwur >kiff
model, and came all the way
fiom Astoria, Ore., under their
own power. The wor-p part
of the trip, of course * at along
the Washington coast from the
Columbia river bar to Cape Elat
ter. They made the trip in
fourteen days.
Enthused over the prosper!
if acquiring some the offices
wh>ch will become vacant dur
i;g the coming admistralh-u.
'■"me belivers in tr.e new parly
have organized a democratic
club which already has a lar
ger membership than there
were democratic voters at the
last election
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TO TAKE CHARGE
OF COLUMBINE
.Milo Hoadley, superintendent
of the Alaska Lighthouse dis
trict is a passenger south on
the Admiral Sampson, on his
way to take charge of the
lighthouse tender Columbine
:.ow being overhauled and re
paired in Seattle. He will prob
ably stay below for a month or
six weeks.
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CONTRACTOR AND
CREW ARRIVES
A. W- Quist, the well-known
Seattle building contractor, who
has the contract for the Ton
gass concrete building, arrived
up on the Alki, bringing his
outfit and crew. Mr. Quist in
forms the Miner Man that,
weather permitting construc
tion work will commence
once, and the building be readj
for occupancy early in July.
UNION WILL AFFILIATE
The Southeastern Alaska Fish
rmien's Association has de
cided to affiliate with the
United Fishermen of the Pa
cific Coast and through that
body with the American Fed
eration of Labor. To this end,
delegates will bo elected to
meet with representatives o,'
the larger body this coming fall
and thus unite firmly with the
down coast concern
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AT THE A- B CONVENTION
Juneau, March 13—In the con
vention of the Arctic Brother
hood held at Douglas the con
vention elected new officers
for an Alaskan Grand Camp aj
follows; Major Strong, of .Ju
neau, Grand Arctic Chief; J.
M. Tanner, of Skagway, Past
Grand Arctic Chief; C A. Hopp.
of Douglas, Vive Grand Arctic
Chief. The convention ad
journed this morning to meet
in a Grand Camp here on the
eight of July
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Commissioner? Court,
for Ketohlkan Precinct, Div.
ision No. 1, District of Alaska
In Probate:
In the Matter of the Estate of
Helen Johnson, Deceased.
Notioe Is Hereby Given That
the undersigned has been ap..
pointed administrator of the
above estate, and all persons
having claims against the said
estate must present them, with
the proper vouchers, within
six months from the date of
this notice, to myself the said
administrator, at my residence
or place of business in Ketchi
kan, Alaska. Dated at Ketchi
kan, Alaska, this 3rd day of
February, 1913.
HENRY GOEMAERK,
Administrator
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