Reidsville, Ga., May 22—A party
of white men, who were looking for
a negro who had committed an as
sault on a white woman, met the
criminal in company with a large
crowd of negroes and a tight en
dued, during which six white men
were shot. The criminal escaped
and has not been recaptured.
St. Paul, May 22—Jim Hill has
offered Stevens, who was formerly
in charge of the Panama canal
work, the presidency of the North
ern Pacific. _
Ordinance No. 46.
\N ORDINANCE TO DEFINE THE POWERS
AND JI K.SD1CTION OF THE MUNICI
PAL MAGISTRATE, IN THE TOWN
OF VALDEZ, ALASKA.
Be it ordained by the Comnufh Council of the
Town ol Valdez, Alaska :
See. 1. That the pohce Court as provided
t,,r, by an Act of Congress entitled “An Act to
amend and eodify the law.- relating to Muni
cipal Corporations, in the District of Alaska’’
approved April 28th 1904 shall lie presided
over by a Municipal Magistrate. who shall
have jurisdiction over all violations of the
Town Ordinances. He may issue warrant- of
Hrrest, summon witnesses, grant bail, try and
commit to prison, any offender, in accordance
w ith the provisions of such Ordinance or ren
der judgment that the defendant pay a tine,
and may also direct that the defendant he
imprisoned, unless the tine be satisfied, in
proportion of one days imprisounn nt. foreverv
two Dollars oi the tine, and shall have power
to hear, try and determine any violation oi
t;.e Town Ordinances, and carry its judg
ment into effect
S c. 2. l'he Police Magistrate may admin
ister oaths or affirmations, in any proceeding
in Ins Court, and shall preserve order in his
t nirt, and may punish any offender for cou
I' lupt, by a tine or imprisonment.
Sec. 8- Th Police Magistrate will keep a
record of ail the proceedings m Ins Court, and
-hail turn over to itie Cits Treasurer, ’all
moneys collect* 1 by him, and take the I res
urer’s receipt in duplicate, tlurefor, one ot
which he snail tile with the City Clerk, with
hi-detailed report, monthly.
8ee. 4. Actions in said. Municipal Court
shall be commenced and prosecuted to a final
termination, and judgment therein in forced
in the manner provided by law.
>ec. ", That any offender imprisoned by a
judgment of said Court, shall he confined in
th-" Municipal jail mid such ]>r - •tier may tie
reiiu red to lab >r. under the direction of the
Chief of Police.
sec. fi- In trial or proceeding in said
Court, for the violation of any ordinance such
trial shall be by the Court, and without a
iuty
.Sec 7, That the costs taxed in all actions
and proceedings, in .-aid Municipal Court,
spall be t he same as the. c^sts a- -cssable m i-ie
Ttinted States Commissioner’- Court !<>t the
Jhstrict of Alaska, in the Third Judicial •Divts
Sec 8. That said Municipal -Magistrate
shall have power to , mus.i att violation- oi
Uie< ,'ity uruiuauce uy a nuc oi mu exceeding
One Huuureu Dunmo. (^itw.uOj or nuprisoii
meni in the Municipal j.u., not exceeding
ninety days, or oath in the disi retion ot the
Court, together with costs ol prosecution.
sec t>. 1 oat ihe salary 01 the Police iag
i.-trate suall be .ixeu by i„e Common Council
and appeals Sunil lie lrom the judgments ot
-aid » ourl to me lustrict Court in the same
muiine1 as appca.s noi.i tnc judgment oi n>e
■ a-oiiicio Jus.-ce ol me Peace.
Sec. 10, rim.nance No. 24 except Section
1 thereof, aim ad ordinances aim part- oi or
dinances in con del with tins Ordinance, are
iiereby repealed, „
Sec. 11. Pius Ordinance shall take e.ieei
and be in torce, iiom and utter its passage and
approval and publication, as provided by law
Passed aim approved mis 20Ui uay ol May,
A. D. 1907.
T. G. Quinn, Mayor.
W. H. Cp.ap.y, Clerk.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To T. W. Kettleson:
You are hereby notified that the umler
-igned has expanded $100 in labor ana improve
ments on the claim known as the “liekku
lode claim, situated near the head ol Iran
creek, a tributary oi me Keuuieott river, and
recorded i:i book 11, Page 1>7 oi tlie records ot
the Valdez Recording District, Alaska, in order
to hold said m.mug claim unoCr the provisions
of sec. £-\l\ oi too KevUeii Statutes oi the L ime<t
States, being me amount required to hold said
milling claim for the year 1900. And if within
ninety (901 days from tlie service of this notice,
or the complete pum.i ittiou thereof, you tail oi
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex
penditure as eo-owner, >’<»ur one-half interest
in said claim will become the properly of the
undersigned under amt pursuant *>i said See.
•idil of tlie Revised Statute - of the United states
Dated at \ aide/., Alaska, this 7th day ot
March, 1907.
Chris. Tjos vig.
First publication March 7, 19b
Last publication June ti, 1907.
' hr ,, — i ■ i i — "lrr—w .^tt^jaamm^aa^^mamaammam
Notice
Valdez, Alaska, May 9, 1907
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Knights Island Copper Mining
Co. will be held in the town of Val
dez on the first Monday in June,
1907, at 2 P. M., at the oflice of
Edmund Smith, to elect Directors
for the coming year.
J. C. Dieringer,
Secretary
Date first publication May 9, 1907
Date last publication May 50. 1907
Says We Are Bad.
Rev. Clevenger is authority for the
statement in the Home Mission Echoes
that Alaska is very bad and steadily
growing worse. He says that the in
fluence of Alaska on the general gov
ernment will be harmful, if immediate
steps are not taken by the missionary
societies to curb the vicious tendaticy
in the north
Uev. Clevenger has been in Alaska
for several years and according to his
own statements has made money
enough during his stay to enable him
to go out and purchase a bum in
W ashington. No wonder he considers
this a good field for the Missionary
workers.
__ _ f _
I COMPANIES incorporated, auy State; c\|*-rt
work; fair cliaritcs; -locks and Pond i-»!.cd
handled East. < aimdaor Europe. KivITISH
AM. UNANCE <’()., Ltd., 1J2 Jordan ave.
San Francisco.
INCORPORATE:
| Organizations effected In ARIZONA with
least trouhl** and expanse. < an t>--gin busi
clay papers reach ii>. No franchise tax. No
public statements required. Stockholders ex
empi from company liability, liold meetings,
keep books and transact business anywhere.
Any kind of stock may be issued and paid up
in cash, services or property and made non as
sessable. The legislature cannot affect eorpo
rate franchise* by subsequent luws. Territo
rial officials now prohibited by law from .»• i v
ing companies. Our president, I. T. Stoddard
i we.' for■ many years Secretary of Arizona and
I ol/iciali'. in cluirg- oi the incorporating b .-i
nes:.. Write or wire today for copy of laws,
blanks'and f .ll particulars. R.-la\\s gratis
with each incorporation.
Stoddard Incorporating Co.
Phoenix, Ancona.
Notice Of Forfeiture.
ToThi rles Brelime:
You :re hereby uotitied that the undersigned
has e: pend one hundred dollars in tutor
and in. provernents on the placer-mining e.aim
known as the “Hot 1'og” placer elan*, sittsn:
> ed in sbtlc t'reek. < hi-rut Mining Distrie , ter
j ritory • i Alaska, for each of the years lyoi. i'.». ,
i and ll> in ol der to liold said mining claims
I under lie provisions of Section iiJi of the 1!> -
| vised Siuai'es of the I'nitcd States. being the
! amount required to hold s» id mining claim for
each of the said years, and if, witltin ninety
days from the service oi this notice upon you,
■ or the complete publication thereof, you fail or
I refuse to contribute your proper:ion of said e> -
; penditurc as co-.»wner. your interest in said
property will bc'ome tile property of the un
1 dersigned and r the provi ions »f said •' 1 on
2:121 of tile He vised St a lut< s of the r ni ted a:
Dated tiri- 17th day of April, H*“7, at Valdez,
Alaska.
RAY LARSON
Date cf first public ation April is, lit '7
1 Date -f la-t publication July Is, l'.**7
• ■rjntok* ktimct 1 mataa* 'n *"*w**wnr*B,**,nr:
IN Till'- DISTRICT Ci >rKT FOR riih 1KRKI
T()RY OF ALASKA, .THIRD DIVISION.
Emma V. Smith, Plaintiff i
vs. > Sutnim us No. 14 :
Harry Smith, Defendant '
The President of the Cnited States of America.
Greeting:
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in the
District Court in and for ilie Territory of Alas
ka, Third Division, within thirty days alter
the day of tne service of this • unnnoiis upon
you, and answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff, a copy of which complaint is
herewitn delivered i<> you; and unless yon so
appear and answer, the plaintiff will ; ppP to
the court for t lie relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This suit is for a dissolution of the mar
riage now existing between you and the plain
tiff herein, ami summons is hereby served on
you, by publication thereof, pursuant to an or
iler ot the above Court, dated Mar- h I. L*"«,
signed by the Honorable James Wiekersham,
Judge of said court.
Witness the Honorable James Wicker
sham. Judgeof said court, this Ttii day <-f May,
in the year of our i.ord, one thousand nine
hundred and seven, and of our independence
the one hundred and thii ty-lirst.
HOWARD J. Stiek.
Clerk. C. S. Distriet Court, for the Dis
trict of Alaska.
Bv S. A. Crandall, Deputy
Seal
i John Lyons, Attorney for Plaiutiff
| Date of t;rst publication May t», P">7
j Date of last publication Juue 3>, lt*»7_
Notice Of Forfeiture.
j To Charles Thorbmison:
You are lierebv notified that the undersigned
I has expend-d on- Hundred dollar- in labor
I and improvements on the claim known a- tiie
••Gold star” lode claim, situated on Glacier
1 1-land Prince William Sound, Territory of
I vlaska, in the Valdez Recording District, in
' order to hold said mining claim under the pro
I visions of Section ‘i«l <>> the Revised Statutes
of the United States, being the amount re
! .luirtd to hold said mining claim for the year
iy;Ki, and if within ninety days from the sen ice
ot this notice upon you, or the complete pub
lication thereof, you fail or refuse u> contrib
ute vour proportion of -aid expenditure as cm
owner, vour one-half interest will become the
uroDcrty of the undersigned under and pur.-u
ant Ut said .Section 2324 of the Revised Statute*
of the United States.
Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 17th day of
April, 1907. GEORGE BARRACK
Date of first publication April 18,190/ f
-Date of last .publication -July IS,-1907.
Telegraph and Mail ^ Town in Itself. Klu.'ksn'.ith Shop,
Station. ——mrm I-I u irw J*,^ mm t'lO., Ot»!.
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWENTY MILKS FliOM VALDEZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm deg houses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL SUPPLIES
FKKKiH HNO ContrHfo.l f.>r
from Vh1iU>2 to thr Suminll
♦ * • * «**♦
At/
Pontius Magnuson Prop.
4 4-4 « / 44444 44 4 4 »44 4444444#444«
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Host accommodations between Fairbanks and Valdez.
All kinds of provisions, as well as horse and dog lied
for sale. Good accommodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passengers ami freight trans
ported over the summit.
First-Class Bar la Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
I
43 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh Meat
alwavs on hand. Horse and Pojr Feed All the h»,»*.-t
*
improvements. BltlVAl'K il(<t!MS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
.1AKK N \i'STi:»)
PKOPHIETuK
80 Miles from Vraldez at Ju t»on of Fairbanks
and Nizina T: *i!s*
First 8!a$s ftscammcdaiions ? Kan cr Beast
COMPLETE OUTFITS FCi PROSPECTORS
HAY and
GRAIN
Freighting dene t , any part of Interior.
Eig Contract; a Specialty.
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
U. G and G. B. RORRR, Proprietors.
pis MILES
j FliOM VALDEZ
i_
ON FAIR HANKS
AND KAO RE TRAILS
tran^BarKrzn ub
Our Home Roadhouse
Hit) Milks From Yai.dk/.
On the new VAI,DE£-IAIRBANKS Trail
40 miles north of Gulkana.
Mrs. L. M. HICKS, Proprietor
'
Wines,Liquors and eigars.
The Senate.
T. 7V. COBB * C€-.s