FRANK THOMPSON
LOCAL VISITOR
Frank Thompson. She well
known manager of She hinder
berger store as F.~h Egg.
in town. He relumed from Ihf
•h " g?: - ■ ■ -
i«een on a short business IHp.
He will leave XV- dr esc y i.
* he West Coast.
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BARBER RETURNING
* _
J. C. Bar Ne •-. she rr esidenS
the local light plant has
recovered md will he on the A.f
r. :\h h :r y -: .1 •••' m
s montli
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THATS HIM ALRIGHT
• Keith kin ha- a ;-:<;r:-:-s::y or
.sv --r s r:e • he r k:d
of an 'rosily that the editor ■■
• sn’t know. X(
: v. he :-n the Jrr.eau Ihspr t.
of she 27 stating that Ketehi
I ■ - the yt gesl
1.-.. the Unite3 biases.
The J. : paper, quoting the
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make '••ry statement to-T - ■ ~
cation.
WAITER DROWNED
ON PRINCESS MAY
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st w :ier on 'he P- "
v, _e re: g : ;■ h
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PS
L-r ..T. .1 ~ • -
MILL MACHINERY ARRIVES
eng
- ed last - -
T.-e-sem. The erg ■ -
turned. 1
J
BREAKS LEG IN SCUFFLE
the i me of t - teg
the ai-keL
I FORESTER LEAVES FOR
THE WEST COAST
The Fore^r • - ' '
West at ' A- y.. . -
oorniar. -
B y T.
■*>al H' ’
XV- * ' '• ' • '
B - .
mild *;re -
- -r *■
p. ■ i.-rK-i - .
I* Mai
r>afce to »' on • '
finite ..3 A..: -k : -
out by ■ r ' ’ ■
i'J:\ i -- -
dred < I C' r
Atlin ■ • . - -
I^V-e T - T.x " ' -
• • • - • :
bid- fi.r "o ril she v -
ramps of she North.
Mai-on. Skookum Jim** da fil
ter, t- here J hi
t- 1 ;r~.; • -3 fo
Ties, vsreer.
■ :rV-? ry MtI'-h - -' ? *
bream tors ?--t &,-v
\Y. g March 4—At tor.
v f'.vo :h;s nuHT:.rc before
nui'5 de of people who
i - .1 a:wi with lared
Wilson,
- Pres
I :• " ' s Ac he
k ss 'v., Ft.', e the mul
titude cheered like paudemon
iim). The inaugural parade
was the greatest that was .
held in the !.•.«.>••} °f the
s \ inessed
ever half a miilk-a peopU.
Wilson in his «i*a ‘-rural ad
ress «
the country must step the en
ieiBons waste of the natural
resources of the nation, the
- been in such a h»?
-■ ■ • -• so
■ . we ? *• •. w r. ea-a -
i?.« of humaiii? in genenl.
- .
■ ;• » ..::J she iur.'.re
co’ : have been overlook
e J and forgotten. The people
si nm •'
bout a better condition for
1 s
honest men to my side and
-J help.-.g m-» and w da them
- - c- I
. .. bat fail to better the eon
• - - •• •*. V-' Iso:
i as con
DONKEY DRIVES
DROPS DEAD
-
. ... . _• the bar)
■■e-Lp.erd-'*y one o( the crew
- ; ■ : ; -: - I the
'• driver - 2 on '':-v
le V de id. The >’ (iw-.r
had beet z ; • •
DR. KENNEDY RETURNS
!, h' f'K l**>
,.f. irfV't *JH I h*•': - * 3 *r •' f: V- *: - * f f . i 3 * *
•*. Dor. ir. ■' d ■; «oulh
* '*•'.*,> 2-jfri ar»*J h> bad
:>ne. 5. • * Kes ; .. ■
! {■:• him.
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hark ye. he.'1* ye.
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.. , . .... i ;V - n'-j '' ■; -. i ft*' '
y ■.*: .%!ar. hi'-. Wn
' t »'*• V. Is £" 1 ■'* *
fr *
,» f-i- | (>. ir. *..*!<* JmwK. 10
* -r * a- ,• bo: :*: • I -* c -!r.i«g*r.
- ... ‘ • ;.> 1. - J > •'*: d
- t*[> J from l»eS <w on
r j; > Cw-aoao • lord:
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WIRELESS WANTS
BIGGER MONEY
V o wider has boon received
:he Maier office staling that
■ w • orator* of the
I'acif c Coast have formed a
and have made a list of
eu*
been presented to the Marconi
’Company and v* II le presented
!to the Slea -.'hip Companies
before the first of April, l i e
perators on the boat.* ' v
!w vk twelve hoars a day . I
' receive fourty dollars for ‘ c
firs} and ' . ' f -e
■< per rr. r.ta :* the '
man. They are demand g
- \ty , fifty dollars per mo-vh
re spoof vc ly.
Mrs. Charles Taylor revvr *
Inst nigh* 0:1 the V whwv~ .
. t * C .••"..e is - ■ l tow v -
ng the smile Uift
won't come off.
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Texas City. 'V b 4~T
• I' na v :s of the vs *. f
:he United " vs A v ,, v.
pi etc and twenty thon^aad snea
ready to si »rl for Metric.
on an hours notice.
Lonor.. March 4—The English
. fs - ni .* - •. • > ' . ■. - . -
: - i’ ' h
\Y I- -a and or. *ke fact lha
I be Democrats are coming Into
power In the United Sla
Herbert Kingston is back
- | : '... Sti-daia*
Hotel. Herbert reports a very
:k;e and enjoyable time in th
r-uth.
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
COMING THE 51?
S
s
Hie fifth of the month on he
f.r-t trip ‘he Westward th -
- -on.
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MUSICAL RECITAL
T : :j A M Bergen’s
tss pi las
night for a few friends.
Piano solos were rendered 5"
•; * :• - ide He: ri< kson
: Helen Mercer, Miss A
Henriekson. M-- Irene
i Mrs. Patching.
7' ail ' . '' - m---Ives i:i
-• - 1- an! a.'h ~h - in
,-e. og’v bee :sner- they a”
-h . ful teach
WILL LEAVE FOR
WEST COAST
B:.iy r-. : . F :Th mr
arid C. O. Tucker, will
\V- : <*•
i| o [*f. . - | the -' Coast
-
Ant Bay.
. ,.j another one. and decide
•.v. •. - • ", -■ v!-. a:'t
.• 5 for bis i rpose. F
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ielusion and erect a mild cure
. P< t; . -ion i- on
Pa: -...-.if 1 r :i‘i about te.:
. ... north of Care Omrnaney.
RECOVERING FAST
( .. , C 7 '■« - , , f,v|;| ,*f ' Y( *'
.. ■ : •. . fee 'it* he tier
5 •; ever. While «t»n under the
c-tre < J h - I• • he '*• -
- ■ •. • .-;3t.T i>(. !>■ re rove: • '
; return , Ke 1 ’kaii
DEVELOPMENT WORK AT
BIG HARBOR MINE
O. Tucl So] ten
do of the B i* I'arbor M RC
town. The B g Harbo;
S> e i- located at (he head o!
Bi ■ Harbor, b .m fifteen nolfc
: . r -h Egg. they are en
i-,-r,| i •. work ;“
vrtt. The-r* . - » huge bod =
.d ore in sight and lhe mine
to it;: - O v« b -
r .fjs about seven per rent
copper.
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MSie? March ©~ll he- bee
officially annmtced here that
JitnUsn rurrcfidi red to the Al
lies yesterday.
PURITAN SMASHES
INTO SHAMROCK
__
Yesterday when the} halibut
'•'hooner Puritan wa< com
ing up from* the New England
plant she was swinging in to
ire dock and crashed into the
H imrwk* g at Strongs
jltock. The Puritan was mak- ;
: g the turn ar.d suddenly she
refused to ar.-wer her rudder
and struck the Shamrock
‘squarly auiiu-h The Sham
• rack was ’• ah \ drained and all
our of her u - "ere stove
in.
PREPARING TO BUILD
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Ccorge Chesney is ho. sag the
•■it of his lot cleared in pro
: . • r. : a row house. II
‘
.s ,r cm: -n to build a seven
as soon as Wallace
• * .- \ r ‘ :' from the
•outh.
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Wanted—I niauon regard
t: .1 t s ••illy, last heard
■ in |< : ;. . n ah.>r.l one year
z . a : i:'L" !■ ! T. S oslty.
Syracuse. N. V.
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MILD CURING
BOAT ARRIVES
The For * or. belonging lo
the Wei*. Pa king Co. arrived
They
a very good trip sip. She
h< sali
1 • :• > re and this is
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EIGHT POUND GIR',
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goemaer
were presented with a fine
eight pound this morning.,
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HOME AT SITKA FOR
INDIGENT PIONEERS
Ever since the removal oS
U. 8. nr.: - :roin ’ie hi*
bf-.rr-i k- at Sitka which
got men* sed i b
• M r • it. 1912, Repres
entative Arthur G. Shoup ha
i sen endeavoring to have the
p. i. • put to a use that is dear
to his heart—turned into a
and pioneers. Having always
t. ken a deep interest in the
welfare of these pathfinders of
civilization Representative
SI s his opportu
gan actively he tak- ,
j z the mauer up with the
thorities in Washington. A!
jlast, through co-operation with!
n ;.ca‘.e Wiekersham he has
-u -t-eded i having the gov
, • * 1 • j these building
oxer to the Territory for the
■ ,-e o! indigent* ami pioneer*.
The final e: dorsement of the
transfer was made by the
vr,vy Depart■ ■ • ’ t Feh. 2'». 1 •»I:j
. * p i- expect* d that the con -
firmation and the actual trans
fer will be made this week.
The barracks building is cap
,\,... of housing 60 men besides
itaining dining rooms, kit
r. nd ■■({.• es. The com -
■:: *’ quarters are
„ a beautiful 1 - ry build
, ... ie i in 1901 The c«n
- . modern clubhouse,
i», re are o*h--*r beddings; ma
hir - hop-, carpenter -h* d
ri, i\ -bed of 200-ton ca
„v it>. There i- a pr ale heal
light p! nt.
Kv * :•- .<• laws;-, cemtul walk-.
|,oat landings make it a
i( ry atlra-• ve -pot. The *' ,!
V . of H:» properly i- * -( -
*f* 1 to be ?60,0‘ •
i/s I STAKES WATER
SCALDS FACE
L# wasd<;ii*
i Iasi ning "<\ omd* j
sni-lake are! turned Y.,<- ■
hot water inst'-ad of l‘i>» r.ild. ;
I |,e result i- Ihal he hr i h‘d- j
* scalded cheek and ne-k j
Harvey and Mr-. Slackpole
: going South on the tViracao
lla/vey goe- w; prisoners ane
Mr . Staekp'/c »- going on ft
jyitot.
Washington, March Pres
ident Wilson arose at an early
hour tlu? morning and went a
t nee to the Pro- dents room
at the Gaptiol. lie i?- ued a
statement that he would not
sec applicants for office per*
sonaly unless they were in
vited to call. He held a meet
ing of the Members of his
Cabinet for the purpose of get
ting personaly acquainted and
affording them a chance to
meet each other. The appoint
incuts of the members of his
sb.net were sent to the Sen
ate and confirmed bytheni. lie
udso sent the appointment o1'
Edward Clark, of Iowa, and
John Marble, of California, a- i
members of the Interstate !
Commerce Commission. ID
issued a statement to the ef
•Vcl that he would allow the
Leads of the different govern
ment departments to dispose
. f the patronage unhindered
by any suggestion from him.
He also announced that the un
written law that forbid anyone
io directly quote the president
-hall be a law no longer and
that all news agencies and
publications are at liberty to
r note him verbatim. Polit: -
:r nus here believe that Burle
son will be appointed to ink"
entire charge of all mail clerk
ar i postmasters ‘hat travel on
-ieamships. Sen tor Kern wa
chosen the majority leader of
the Senate today, A caucus ol
• Hou?e was taken today
1 Champ Clark ot Missouri
was renominated for speaker
the House with Underwood
- majority leader.
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SALE OF TIMBER :-Ketehi.
.nn. Alaska. December 31.
j Sealed bids marked out.
i ie -Bid. Timber S.de Appli.
Dec* mb* r 30. 1911
Tongs-s" and addressed to the
Forest Supervisor, Tongas?
National Forest, Ketchikan
Alaska, will be received up b
and including the 4 th day of
February DM3, for all the mei
L.vntabie dean timber standing
or down, and all the live timber
designated for cutting by. a For
-; officer, located on an area
*o be definitely designated by
la Forest officer before cutting,
begin?, including about 36 acre?
on the West -bore of Klakas
24 acres he s
Max Cove. Ea - K
i . - * V
i; of Ke-sii fnleL P. e
Wale= Island, within the
T Inga-- National Forest, esti .
i mated to be i .006.000 feet.
;board measure of live spruce
• ■ ! hemlock saw-timber, log
- Ie. more or less. No bid of
. $1.00 ■ ! 1 ■ > ■
feet board, measure for saw.,
■timber will be eon-idered. ami
520 I i he
-f ;if fo C. T. Gardner. Special
Fi*cal Agent. Fore-*. Smviee.
K ] Mast eacl
-■ ;>mittevl to the Supervisor. |
Limber upon valid claims i
texempt from sale. The right j
*o reject anv and all bids is i
. j, r . • f: rll er infor. i
nation and regulations govern..
i -airt addi“-s Forest Sup.
, Tonga-? XaMonal For. ’
Ketchikan, Alaska. W. G..
Forest Supers sor.
c\L?-: OF TIMBER—K-I'lii ,
AIfi4ka. December 2ith. ,
1 'i2. Sealed bids marked, out |
“Bi I. Timber S lie Apple
,.a‘:or;. December 10 R> 12. ,
Tongass’* and addressed lo the ,
;■ .• s - ervisor. TongaNs Natt
; i Fore-t. Ketchikan. Alaska. j,
; ■ ! lip t<> and in
< Stic fhe 25th day of January j
I for all th** merchantable
55 . j limber standitiff or- down
; d ail the live limber desig
t fur cutting by a Forest
‘.-.fficer. located on ■•••. area to
he definitely designated by (a
Forest officer before cuDing
eiri'. including .about 21 a ra
located at Ihe head : J * • 1
E-trtflla. Prince of \.;d> . -
•hand, v.-dlun the '1 ><uoc - 1 ;d
•m.al Fore-t. '-‘irrm‘-! f , b*
250.000 tael, board mee-nre o
live spruce sawbmber 1- '
scale, more or I*s«. No lud of
j less than £ 1.00 per iho r-and
fed board measure for saw.,
j timber v-il! be con-blered, sw
a deposit of * ion.oo must be
.enl to <■. T. d "bo- Spe.-m
FI - c a I t gen*. Fof-e-! Scr.o-m
Ketchikan. Alaska, for eac.i
■ Pel submitted to the Super, r or
I:ruber upon valid maun- ■ -
(v..r i,! from sale. the ru.m
;rw reject r.nv ar.J o» bids i
(reserved. For further infor j
•ration and regulation- govern, j
mff sales address Forcfct Sup ,
ervisor. Tongas* National For .
Ketchikan Ala-ka. \S ■ *>
Weigh'. Forc'd {supervisor. 1
SPRAY LEAVES WITH
MAIL AND SUPPLIES
Ho:; Si cor' le'l in (lie Spiay
1.:iis * UHi.'nli! i r Mary Mar.l
;> ul T! ■ oo I’rco Point, with
mail and supplies.
burning rubbish
ON TONGASS SITE
'1 i ov have a lire on iIn' si?*'
ni tlit* new Tongass building lo
lay horning up all the ole, rub
ins n ilia! has been washed in
lh(K> by (he tide, and an pre
paring the ground I'm ‘lie
foundation.
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SAKE OP TIMBER Ketchi
kan, Alaska, December IV 10 12
Sealed bids marked outside
“Hi 1. Timber Sale Applieath n.
ViU'eniber 2b, 1010. Tongas'’’
and addressed lo the Forest,
Supervisor, Tongass Xalionn*
'XaV'l. Kelt! iknn. Alaska, will
l»' received up lo and including
the 20 111 day of January tOkk
for all the merehnnlahlc live
timher designaled for culling
by a Forest officer locat
ed on an ore a to be
definitely designak'd by a
Forest officei' before cut
ting begins, including about 2b
acres located on k ■ north, east
I'liore of Vixen Inlet, Cleveland
Peninsula, within the Tongass
.National Forest, estimated lo
be 100.000 linear feet of hem
lock piling, more or less. No
hid of less than 3, e. per linear
foot for puling up to and inelud..
mg 7b feet in length, and lo.
per linear foot for all piling
over 75 feet in length will bo
considered, and a deposit of
•■*200.00 must be sent to C. T.
Gardner. Special Fiscal Agent,
Forest Service. Ketchikan. Alas
ka. for each bid submitted to
the Supervisor. Timber upon
valid claims i' exempt from
sale. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved. For
further information and regu.
lations governing sales address
Forest Supervisor. Tongass
National Forest. Ketchikan.
Alaska. W. G. Weigle,* Forest
Supervisor.
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MINERAL APPLICATION
NO. 01573
ka. January 15, 1013.
Notice is hereby given, that
('. S. Land Office. Juneau, \las
W. li. Timlin, of Milwauk. e,
Wisrun-in, by bi- duly author
ized attorney in fact Charles It.
Cosgrove, of KHehik: Alaska,
has this rjav filed hi- appiu-n
lion for patent for the WANO
LOOK, designated in this office
as Mineral Survey No. 071. and
described by the n!a( and field
notes on fil is ! ows:
WANO LORE: Re ui lining at
Cor. No. 1. idcnHenl with NIO
Loc Coe. and Cor. No. i of
the Hill Side Lode Survey No.
DiO; r. S. M. M. No. 21 hears
N 50 deg. 37 min E. 2157.15
ft. disf. Thence S. 21 deg. 4 4
min. E. 555.00 to Cor. No. 2:
Thence S. 03 deg. 00 min. W.
1420.10 ft. to Cor. No. 3;
Thence N. 21 deg. 4 4 min. W.
504.50 ft. to Cor. No. 4:
Thence N. 03 deg. 20 min. K.
1410 ft. to Cor. No. 1. the
of leg;:;nine: Contain
ing 18.17 4 acres; Mag. lice, at
all eors. 20 deg. 30 min. E.
This claim i- located on ti e
southerly shore of McLean -
Arm. a tributary to dart*nee
Straits, and is about 0 miles
north of Cape Chacon the rno-f
- outlier!;- point of 1’rinee of
I Wales Island. Ketchikan 'Min
ing J)i-hi< 0 Tend (my of Ala
|ka; longitude 132 deg. W: lat
c iC« min. 30 -ee.
E.; Hill Side Lode. Mineral Sur
vey No. 040 adjoins this sur
vey on the east; I hi- claim is
bounded on all other sides by
unsurveyed lands. Plat of said
j claim a ml this notice po-led
jnpon said Haim Iteeember 10,
;1'j12. J,oration notices there
■,,f of record in the Ketchikan
I recording office, original, m
Volume V of Mil.'-- at. page 520
jNo. 2845; amended loealion no
; f jrn j11 s«iid recordc fit \<'1iidic
jVl of Mines at page 150, No.
13070, respectively.
| Any aiifj all persons claiming
!adversely anv portion of the
1 above described claim or Ihc
surface ground thereof are ic
1 rpiired to file said advr-e
jeluim with the Register of flu
;Land Office at Juneau. Abe l a.
within the sixlv (lavs \ orind of
;nr within eight nm.'illis Ihere
iafl.er of the publication ol tbe
iabove notice, or they will he
Inarred.
C. H. WALKER.
Register
ll i- 11 r*r-‘• I>x ordereil th; I Uie
foregoing notice be nubli-le'd
hi (he Ke (eh ikan Miner, a.
weekly newspaper published at
Ketchikan. Ala-ka. lor ten 10)
con scent jve week s.
C. 1!. WALKER.
Register.
(. 11A - 11. COfHJRf iVE.
j Ketchikan. Alaska.
Attorney - for Applicant,
. J-'jr-l. Publication Jon. 31, 1013
La I. Publication. April 11, 1013