Los Angeles, April 30—Squires
lias announced that he will fight
the winner in the Burns-O’Brien
match of May 8th.
Xew York, April 30—The trust
eompaniesan-asking the statebank
ing department to examine their
}, mds navmg been made uneasy
mi account of the recently ext osed
plut to rob some of the big com
panies.
New York, May 1—John \V.
(hates is closing out his well known
Wall street brokerage firm. It is
-aid that he lost 110.000,000 recent
ly in speculation and was forced to
.suspend business.
Fairbanks, May 1—The miners
oj this camp struck on the 27th for
an eight hour day and wages
with hoard. They claim that ten
li<>urs is too long for a man to
work on a drift. A deadlock is
still on after several days attempts
to settle the matter. The opera
tor- and miners are unable to
reach any satisfactory agreement.
t
• 'hicagc. Mav 1—The estate left
by the late Comptroller Ecklcs
amounts to only 4lot),000. It was
thought that he was a millionaire.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To i harles Brehrae;
Vo i aro hereby notified that the undersigned
hj*- expended one hundred dollars in labor
»: I improvements on the placer-mining e'.aini
ku . vn as the “Hot Hog” pla -er elaiia. situat
ed . -late t’reek, Chisua Mining District, it
ri' y of Alaska, for each of the year* pjtn, l;*0A
I ..lid : in order to hold said mining claims
ui tlie provisions of Section 2-521 of Hie Ke
M- 'd -tatute* of the l"uited States, being the
I am ;:.t required to hold said mining claim for
I i' . of the said years, and if, within ninety
<la>-irom the service of this notice upon you’,
or: ■ complete publication thereof, you fail or
re; c to contribute vour proportion of said ex
n iiture as co-owner, your interest in said
ig'ijeriy will become the property <>f the nn
•1 r .ziied under the provisions of said section
1. •»: the KevRe I Statutes of the United Sian-*.
1I> : I this I7tii day of April, 1907, at Valdez,
Ald»ku.
RAY LARSON
b*t> >f first public ation April 1H, VJi»7
lime of last publication July is, 1907
Notice Of Publication.
U. S. Land Office, at Juneau. Alaska.
February 23, 1907.
NOTIt E IS HEREBY GIVEN tliat Keng
r . 1 Blix, <*f Cupper Center, Alaska, lias ap
1*'e ; • this iilliee to tuake final proof and entry
i "f ■ lands embraced in 1". S. Survey No. *37,
0 : iiing 9*..>2 acres, situate 1 at the con Hu*
■<- t tiie Kluteua and Copp -r Rivers, at Cop
per 1 -liter, Alaska, as a Homestead, under
" "U 2289 of the Revised Statutes of the
1 it::. 4 states anil the Act of March 3 1903.
Mil tract is more particularly described as
I- - tilling at Cor. No. l, on right hank of
R"PP River, whence Mt. Drum bears X. "2
ar-' min E, Blix Beak bear' N. 09 deg. 35
!:.R ■ • Mt. Wrangel bears X. Ht>deg. lo min.
R- a ! C. S. L. M. No. 84.7 hears West, ll.fi* chs.
ei-' iH iice from true coruer, West. 30. no chs.
J No. 2. on line of l'. s. Experimental st«
■ cnee along said east lineB. 1 deg. 05
"d R. 9.:ia chs. toCor. No. 3, identical witli
2. of said Kxperimeual Station;
Re ; e s, 89 deg. 45 miu. U ., along south line
<*tsni-j station, 6.58 ehs. to Cor. No 4, ideuti
''?* ''R’di t or. No. 3 of suid Station; thence
■c ciit ast lin • of Signal Service Reserve, S.
y'dfc.' Vi min E., 7.37 ehs toCor. No. 5, ideu
-mth Cor. No. 2 of Signal Service Reserve;
'a- “. along south line of said Signal Service
'fv •, S. ,'»fi deg.-.2 min. W., 7.09 chs. to Cor,
'■ -on left hank of Kluteua River; tbence
* ‘tie The meanders of the Kluteua and Cop
rr Riv-rs, 1. S. 73 deg. .59 min. K., 1.81 chs.; 2.
* ■-' '■;< 14 miu. E., ti.84 chs. 3. S. 50 deg. 0*1
“in. h. 2.72 chs. 4. S. 33 deg. Ofi miu. E., 4.92 chs.
' ’• deg. 50 min. E., l.Oiiidis. fi. N. 80 deg. 4<t
“■n K.., 2,49chs. 7. N. 58 deg. 32 rain. E., 2.95
\N. ->9 deg 22 raiu. E., fi.44 chs 9. N. 7fi
,min. K.. 4.54 chs. it). N. 85 deg. 12 min.
7".i S l hs. li. S. 52 deg. 18 min. E., 5.82 ehs. 12
‘!* deg. 53 mill. E:, 1.89 ehs. 13. N. 75 deg. 52
,h!rj-R. 5.4t> chs. 14 X. 05 deg. -52 min. E. 2.71
J' 1 >• N. 57 deg. 22 min. K., 3.92 chs. lli. N.
neg 12 rain. E„ l.nfi ehs. 17 N. 1 deg. 18
sin. \\j ;,g chs. jg y jp deg. 17 niiu. E..
'T v' 49. N. 41 deg. 58 min. W., 7.54 che.
7 N d deg. 4* miu. W., 4.52 chf. 21. N. 49
H . JJiuin J.-iJ chs., to Cor. No. I, the
%v'’: ‘d beginning. Containing an area of
- acres. Magnetic Variation 29 deg. 2-5
■in. East.
■ i.iW parsons claiming adversely any
*»ii’r*'»n t*1,‘ above described lands are re
*1,, fi!e their adverse claim thereagainst
j' '■*, liit Register and Receiver of the r. S.
‘ °“1('e at Juneau, Alaska, during the
y'j.ij o* the publication <of tills notice or
Urr^'j thirt>' days thereafter or they will be
John W. IHolky,
It i< v . Register,
i'nic > rier,,by ordered that the foregoing
published for the statutory period of
leuw, v 111 tl,t* Alaska Prospector, a Weeklv i
""Paper printed at Valdez Alaska.
John \v. Dooley,
►»> /,( , . Register.
t.t 'r,tt Publication March 7. 1907.
/if ^ast publication May 16, 1907.
• "Rown, Attorney for applicant
Washington, May 1- prof, i
Meyer, the well known Hoboken
astrologist has warned President i
Roosevelt to beware of conspira
cies and plots against his life dur
ing May and June. While the
president says he will pay no at
tention to the warning, other utli
eials are inclined to take precau
tions to provide him with extra
| guard during that time.
Jamestown, May 1 — Seven
miners who were caught bv a slide
in the coil mine here, have been
released after being 104 hours with
out food or water. They were on
the verge of starvation and when
found were all unconscious hut i*
is believed will recover.
Seattle, Mav 1—The Seattle Col
lege of t he ehureh of the Imrnaeu
late Conception wa< burned to the
ground this forenoon. The chil
dren were marched out in order,
thinking that it was recess, arid
none were injured. The loss is
*50,000.
COMl\\NIKS incorporated, any State: expert
work: fair chargt s; stocks and bond i-.ml
handled Last. < anadaor Kurope. HRI'llSl!
AM. FINANCK CO., Ltd., i>- Jordan avc.
Sail Fruncisco.
INCORPORATE!
Organizations effected in ARIZONA with
least trouble and expense. Can begin In.-:
day paper.-r tell u». No franchise tax. No
public statements required. Stockholder- ex
empt from <• >mpuuy liability. Hold mH, .c
keep boo'.s artil ran shot busine-- auvwiier
Any kind of stock ma\ be issued and p.it>l ;p
in ea-b. ser \ ices or nronerty and made non a
sc.ssable. The legislature cannot affect < orp"
rate franchises by subsequent laws Cerrito
rial officials now prohibited by law from «'rv
ing companies, our president, 1 T, Stoddard
wa-for many years Secretary of Arizona and
officially in charge of the incorporating bu>i
nc" . Write or wire today for copv of law-,
blanks and full particulars. Hv-lau- gratis
with each incorporation.
Stoddard Incorporating Co.
Phoenix, Arizona.
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN \ND FOR THE
TERRITORY OF AI.ASK A. VAl.DK/
DISTRICT. THIRD DIVISION
In tin- matter t*f the ^
es taU* •>/ Churl**- R. / Notice to Creditor'.
Debord. Doc-aSc 1 /
Notice i' ie reby given by the under': 'lie !.
admini'trator of tin* e-fate of Charles It 0
Ford, .le -i used, to the creditors of. and all p u
'ons having '.aims against the said -eca -• •• 1
to exhibit 1 hem with tile riC"c."iry vuicimt'
within six mouths after the first |»uI>1 ■ ■ i ion
of this notice to the saiti administratoi at le
Seat!I< Hotel, in tlie town of \ aid««. . T rritnr\
of Alaska, tbo same ia-ing tin* plan foi the
transaction • >i the business of t>aid C'tai
Da’.ed tills. !‘tli day ui April. l‘.«d
T. A. c«ibb.
Administrator of tin* estate of i iiarle- it.
Debord, Den used.
Dale of first publication April, Dili 1907
Date of lu-t publication,May. 9th 19«'7
• —— . _ 3L.Z r nrn agpaa—i
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To Charles Tliorbunson:
You an* iiereby notified that Che undersigned
ha' expended one hundred dollar' in lai*or
and improvements on the claim known a- the
“Gold star” Rale claim, situated <>n <*la' ier
Island, Prim* William .Sound. Territory “i
Alaska, in the Valdez Recording District, in
order to hold said mining claim under the pro
visions of Section 2324 oi the lb-vised Statute'
of the United States, being the amount re
quired to hold 'aid mining claim for tin* year
190H, and if within ninety days from Hie 'ervice
ot this notice upon you nr the complete pule
iieatioti thereof, you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion of said expenditure «' <•“
o.vner, your one-half interest will become the
property of the undersigned utiderandpur.su
uni to said Section 2324 of the Revised Statute*
of the United State*
Dated at Valdez. Alaska, this 17th day of
April, 1907.
v GEORGE BARRACK
Date of fir*t publication April IS, 1907
Date of last publication July In, 1907.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To John Bessoner:
You are hereby notified thut I have per
formed the annual labor h< required by
tion 2.1J4 of tile Revised Statutes ot tie' 1 tilted
States upon creek placer mining claim ntirn
trt-r Five below Discovery, Squaw Creek, Forty
Mile Precinct, Third Judicial Division, vla^ka,
for the tear ending liecetuber hist, 1
You are further notified that the amount so
expended is the sum of One Hundred dollars,
and tliat unless you shall payor cause to be
puid to me within ninety days after the pubii
cation of thi« noth: • your proportionate share
of suc:h amount, to-wit: the sum of Fifty dol
lars, I shall claim forfeit of your Interest in
said property as bylaw made and provided
Payment may be made at Franklin, Alaska, i
Dated January A'>tb, 1W7.
HENKY BESONKN.
Date of firtt publication F$b. 7,1W*7 ,
Date of last publication May 9, l!w7,
Telegraph and Mail ^ Town in itself Bla -ksmith Shop,
Station. ^ ~etc., etc.
Wcpiman’s
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWENTY MILKS FROM VALDEZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm dog houses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL SUPPLIES
n 4— ~ur 4 a. .-»•• t.4.Jfb JL —an. .-aah*«hAa*«
KEvlidS SSilt ^Pontius Magnuson Prop.
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. DOT/, Proprietor
Best accommodations Between Faiihank- and VaMc/.
All kinds <>f provision*, a- well a- horse and dog feed
for sale, (iood aeeoinmodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—I’assengers and freight trans
ported over the snmmit.
First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
»
«
Best of accommodations for man and heast. Fresh Meat
always on hand. Horse and 1r F< • d All the latest
improvements. BlilYAYH ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor
fiOliOiljt J'K—““
80 Miles from Valdez at Ju ction of Fairbanks
and Nizina 1 ails.
First Class Accommodations for Man or Beast €
COMPLETE OUTFITS FCr? PROSPECTORS
HAY and Freighting done to any part of Interior.
GRAIN Big Contracts a Specialty. — \
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
E. G and G. B. RORER, Proprietors.
1118 MILES ON FAIRBANKS
FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
Our Home Roadhouse
i<>‘J Milks From Vai.dk/
On the new VALDEZ-FAIRBANKS Trail
40 miles north of Gulkana.
Mrs. L. M. HICKS, Proprietor
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
J, A. COBB & CO., Props