IDiTAROD, ALASKA
Capital, $50,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Fart of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
('has. Koss. President
T. .1. Nestor, Vico President
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
MERCHANTS CAFE
Caters to Largs and Small Pariics
PRIVATE DINING ROO^S
Popular Prices Everything First Class
CHAS. E. FILLER, PROP.
hid var ; William 1-lx'.nil, recently
appointed, t'r.ited States marshal h r
the Third division of Alaska, re
odes at Chititra, and is a member
of tire Democratic divisional com
kL-odgmg
House
WiLLOW STREET, j
N• a: Mm its hy Pay or Weak. I
Pti.W ■'•V. Mr.'. A. M. Auten j
The Bank Cafe
FLAT CITY
CURLY ROBiNSQN, PROPRIETOR
Re-Opened
, THE ARCADE
RESTAURANT
Discovery, Otter
b | lemeinbCM' I ne i >hl 1 Mace
;■ HOME COOKING, BEST SERVICE
\] r~. Lan# Mrs. Campbell
OPTiiVIO. LOVERA
and JUAN DE FUCA
FULL LINE OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
AND —
Delivered in any part of town
mittee. lie is resident agent of the
] Chitina Townsite Company, and
I before assuming that position was
S employed in a fiduciary capa
! city with !he Copper River it
Northwestern Railway Company.
He is about years of age, of me
idium height and average weight.
He is a man oi splendid ability, en
ijovsagood reputation as to char
Meter, is a b y.il party man, and his
selection is a c muj lomise out of the
1 bitter tight which has prevailed
i over the marshalsiiip in that divi
sion.
In an editorial paragraph the
Seward Gateway says: “The vty is
raised that Mr. Kxutn, newly-ap
: pointed U. S. marshal, is a Guggen
heim man merely because he was
emj loved, in a clerical capacity, on
the syndicate's railway. Such
premature criticism is unjust to Mr.
Kxum."_
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Searchlight, INev., June 7. —
Quch.i, the half-breed Piute \vh
ran atnuck and killed six miner.
and homesteaders at Fort Mohave
three years ago, was today slam by
his brother and an uncle of the
tribal camp: They will receive the
| reward of $5,000 offered for him,
; dead or alive.
Quell o had a bad habit of cutting
the bodies of his victims in two
pieces after he had killed them,
making the gathering of the re
mains more troublesome for the
i friends of the victims. Among
those he killed was John Gilbert,
watchman at the Klondike mine.
Several desert prospectors were also
slain by Qtieho when he ran short
' of ammunition, as a means of re
plenishing his cartridge belt.
Clarence O' Flanagan is inquired for
by his mother, Mrs. 1). D. O’Flanagan,
of Pallas, Wis.
K. M. Floyd, of Rampart, .Alaska, is
trying to locate If. ,T. Starke, better
known as Bud Starke: left handed,
height f> feet 10 inches, weight about
Kin pounds, 00 years old: was mining
and prospecting in Alaska when last
heard from in 1903.
IJ11 Rand’s Discovery Cafe for first
class meals.
Immediately after the arrival of boats with freight,
the Traction Company will make Two Round Trips
Daily Between Iditarod and Dis. Otter, also Two Trips
Daily to the Head of Flat Creek.
Cars Leave Iditarod at 7:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Leave Flat City at the Same Hours.
For some time there has been considerable talk about securing
funds for the construction of roads between Iditarod and the vari
ous creeks. Many have spoken about the subject but few have
taken steps to secure the expenditure of the amount we have heard
has been appropriated for this section of the Territory out of the
$100,000 recently appropriated by congress for Alaska road main
tenance. A representative of the Pioneer talked with Henry Roden
about the subject, and lie said in substance:
“When I left Fairbanks for Juneau .last February I met Lieu
tenant Edgcrton, the engineer officer of the Alaska road commis
sion, at Copper Center, and consulted him about road work in the
Iditarod country. The lieutenant did not seem to feel very kindly
toward this section and made no secret of the fact that the people
had, in his opinion, wasted considerable money in attempting to
build roads, and that in view of the probable small federal appro
priation the commission would be unable to expend any money here
this summer. He called my attention to the fact that while the
commission had tried to do its best and work with the local people
building a road out from Willow street to the creeks, another group
had sometime thereafter commenced to secure subscriptions and
support for a road by way of Otter street, with the result that in
neither place is there any road now.
“When I saw Colonel Richardson at Juneau 1 made it a point
to convince him of the necessity of spending some money in this
section, and he promised to do the best he could under the circum
stances. Before leaving Juneau I wired him at Valdez asking for
the amount that had been set aside for the Iditarod section, and he
replied that up to that time no steps had been taken, but that the
matter would receive consideration shortly.
“It has been reported that a local man had received information
to the effect that &>,500 had been set aside but no official announce
ment has been made. It seems tome that the people of this sec
tion should get together, suggest somebody for local supervisor,
determine where the money shall be expended and wire their views
to Colonel Richardson, and lie will undoubtedly do bis best to com
ply with our requests. If we wait too long it is quite likely that
seme outsider will arrive here as local superintendent, and the
money may not be spent as the majority of our people would like
to see. No time should now be lost in attending to this matter. It
is also my belief that an effort should be made to get a larges ap
propriation and, if possible, to induce Colonel Richardson to come
here, and take a look over the country."
Idle Pioneer is in sympathy with the views expressed by our
senator, and hopes that an effort will be made to carry out the sug
gestions made by him.
BfJ 151 Af
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The following was a clipping from a Chicago newspaper en
closed in a letter recently received at the Pioneer otiioe:
“Alaska—America's Last Frontier,” was the subject
of an address delivered before the Presbyterian ministers
by IJr-v. S. Hall Young, P. D., who has been doing mis
sionary work in Alaska for the iast iC years.
“Alaska has developed wonderfully in the last la
years." said Dr- Young, “but it is going to keep on at an
even greater rate :n the next decade, you watch Alaska
in the new few years. There is a copper stamped'.; com
ing, as soon as the grin of the big corporations is released.
There is a coal stampede on the way, as soon as we get
out from between the devil and the deep sea—BaMingerism
on the one hand and Pinchotism on the other. The great
est salmon river in the world, the Yukon, has not yet been
touched.
“You people get a wrong impression of the character
of the Alaskans from the writings of Jack London and Ilex
Beach. As portrayed by them the Alaskan is a cross be
tween an Arizona cowboy and a Mexican ‘greaser.’ But
this refers only to the lowest class. Those writers didn t
incut our best people. They associated with the miners,
who are but very little different from the miners of any
community.
“In point of strength, energy, respect for law and
general manliness there is no better population anywhere
in the world.
“In winter the temperature gets down to GO degrees
below zero. But we don’t feel it so much as you do your
winters here. I've suffered more from cold feet since I
have been in Chicsgo than I did in Alaska all last winter.
And that’s the truth. Up there you can depend on the
weather. You can put on your moccasins and know that
you’ll not get your feet wet.”
Ruby Record-Citizen, June 7: Owing to the shortage of water,
caused by the continued dry spell, and the trouble being experi
enced by a number of operators with their ditches, the cleanups
have been coming in very slow this past week. The sum added to
that already reported brings the total up to about $115,000—with
quite a little dirt remaining to be put through the boxes. While
this is not a big showing, it is looked upon by those who under
stand conditions as being very good.___
STAMPEDERS FOR
RED MOUNTAIN
The Ruby Record Citizen of June
7 says: The little steamer Gertrude,
but recently from the Novi, is the
means of transportation for a num
ber of stampeders to the Red Moun
tain country Last Sunday even
ing, about 9 o’clock, the little craft
pulled out with a good load of sup
plies and the following passengers:
Peter Johnson, M. J. Brown, Gus
Astergard, Phil Mayhan (taking a
team and wagon), Harry Harris, H.
(Chips) Henderson, and a few oth
ers. The stampede waa caused by
a report that some pay had been
found, but the extent has not been
stated.
H. F. HANSEN
Representing Neustader Bros., Mar
shall-Wells Hardware Co., and the
Daugherty Shoe Co., due to arrive in
Iditarod about June 2G.
Ball Band Rubber Boots and Pacs j
N. C. Co. Sole Agents for Alaska j
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DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE, DRV GOODS, ETC.
A complete line of “Shorts" will bo received from Fairbanks immediately after the
opening of navigation; also, our Le Llargo shipment will inciislo
flew Ham and Bacon, Grape Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Petaluma Eggs, Etc., Etc.
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Ball Band Rubber Boots and Paes
A. (Co. Sole Agents for Alaska
Notice of Forfeiture
To Leo Denmska, Ik M. Whelan, Win.
McNaughton. Kd ward Charlton, M.K.
Heavey, 1*’. Wiseman and K. L. Jones,
\ heir heirs, assign-, successors or pet
sonal r'luvsentativcs:
You are 1km t hy not died that I have
: expended in labor and improvements
tor each of I he years of Ik 111 and lbb> tie
sum (J one hundred do!!ars tyiflO')) on
j the Julia association placer mining
I claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
| Takotna Mining and Recording Ris
i ttict. Territory of Alaska, which has
; been duly recorded at the canmission
| ers oihce at Takotna. The above
1 amounts ha ve been expended in order to
bold the said ciaim untier tIn• provisioe.
I of the law concerning annual laborupon
mining claims, being the amounts ro
i (paired to hold such claim. And you are
| further no,tilted that if, within ninety
no day s after the last publication of
j this tiotic a yon fail to contribute your
proportion of-aid expenditure, your in
terest in said claim will become the
■ proper!v of the unuersigned. your co
owner. /k J • J RAN KLL.
First publication May IT !:dJ.
Last publication August Ibid.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Leo Detnoska, K. L. .Tunes, K. M.
i Wl.elan, I'. Wl-’ inin. .1tunes It: .-,
i Win. McNiiuyhton and J. W. Wlie
lan, i! i. ■i r Leirs, as-iyns, succi ssors or
persona] repre-cntutives:
you tue 1 cn-h\ nolilied that i have
I rx|.i-nded in labor and improvements
; each of t ho years.of 1:113:11,11 1913 the
! -urn of ore hpadi'Kt dollars $IOO on the
Republic association placer mininy
c im. situated on Moore creek. in the
lakotna Mininy and Roeordiny Dis
[irict, Teirilorj of Alaska, "'hie!) his
] heen duly recorded at the.commi -lon
er's otiice at Takoio i. d’he above j
j amounts have been expended in order to I
hold the .-aid claim under the provisions
of the !u tv concerniny annual lahorupon
mininy claims, helny ill1' amounts re- j
juited to hold such claim. And you are]
titer notified t hat if. wit bin ninety
iii days after the lust publication of
it ■ : it ice. you fai 1 to con! ribule your
Itropoi ti si .> - ti.i i xpeudi! ore. your in
! tcrest ill said claim wilt become the
ororci'' \ of liie undeisiyned. \our co-I
! 'iv. tier. ' -I. .1K. W RLL.
Kirs! publication May !•*. 1913.
Id.-! putitic.it ion Aimes' 0. lid.'!.
Notice of Forfeiture
I To I). Savles, her heirs or assiyns:
You, and each of you. are hereby
I notified that the tin.iersiyned has ex- :
! pended in hi! ir ind improve!) ■ is the
'-util of one hundred dollars !d 10(1 fori
1 each of the years of !'111 and 1913, on
that certain fractional placer mininy
claim and mininy "round known as and
called ‘'Say !es Kmc' ion." situ it oil on
1 .itt ]e creek, a t id binary of Cane creek. ,
Inr.oko Minii y District. District id
Alaska.
You are further notified that if. a!
the expiration of ninety (99) days after
the last publication of this not ice. you
fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure, yi ur interest
in said claim will become the property
of the undeisiyned, your co-owner,
under section AD 1 of the Revised Siai
utes of tiie I'nited States.
>,'! liLS .1. V I BIT, ('0-O« ner.
Idaleof first publication April 3ii. 1913.
Date of last publication duly Ah 1913.
* Notice of Forfeiture
TO TOM TfKNHK:
Vcu and your lu'irs and assigns me hereby
j notified that the undersigned has expended in
labor ami improvenu ats the sum of oik- bun- .
ti red dollars ? -for the year 1912 upon placer
raining ci ini 'kimnn as 11 ha Ikm llnr assucia- I
tion. chicken ere:k, .1 tributary of Bonanza |
creek, < tier Mining District, Territory of,
Alaska. You are further notified that if at the
expiration ot ninct\ 9—■'days from the last pub
lication o! this notice you tail or refuse to con
tribute to the undersigned your proportion o!
such expenditure, y< ur iuteiest in said claim
will become th.e property <rt the undersigned,
under Sec. 2324 ot the Revised Statutes of Iht
United State-. S. C. ADAMS,
hirst public:’.tion June 14.
La^t publication September 13, 1913
I IN U. S. DISTRICT COURT FOR
the Territory of Alaska, Fourth Divi
sion.
In the matter of calling a Special July
1913 Term of Court for the Fourth
Judicial Division, at Iditarod, Alaska.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TERM
OF COURT.
In pursuance of an order of the above
entitled court, made and entered herein
on May 5, 1913, notice is hereby given
that a Special July 1913 Term of the
District Court for t tie Territory of
Alaska, Fourth division, to be presided
over by the Hon. F. E. Fuller, district
judge,“will be held at the town of Idit
arod, Alaska, beginning on July 7, 1913,
at the hour of 11 a.m., for the transac
tion for the transaction of all business
which may be then and there pending
and which may regularly come before
the court.
Notice is further given that both
grand and petit juries will be in at
tendance on said Special July 1913
Term of this court.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand as clerk of the District
court, and affixed the seal thereof on
this May 5, 1913. C. C. PAGE
_ Clerk District Court,
<| Seal ]- Territory of Alaska,
— Fourth Division.
Choice fresh-killed beef.
Iditarod Meat Co.
Notieo of Forfeiture
To M. ]•:. I Irnvev. hco Dcmo-kn and 1. M. Whe
lan. I heir heirs, a.Mgns, successors or per
sonal representative
You are hereby notified th it I have expended
in labor and ini] i omen t s for each of tdie years
of unhand mr3 the sum of one hundred dollars
— j i oil on the' hone Mar association pl.r. «t min
ing claim. situated on Moore creek. :n t u- T.:
ko'fna Mi a in : and Recording District Tci ritm y
of Al.a-ka, which have b« en duly recoined at the
comniissiom-r's office at Takolna 1 in above
amounts have la eti exp .e! d in order to hold the
said claim n:.di r t|ie provisions of the law c< n
e rising annual labor iijsiii mining • ■• >ims. being
the ajiiouuts required to hvld^ such claim And
vou aiv further notified that :t. within ninety
pubic!
y mi lad to coutribut-- your p: op •. t . u id said
e\ pc. dim re. vout interest in said • laini w id b.
i i!u property of the undersign. d. your co
OSV ill 1 . <- J .1 W I'.Id..
1 I -1 pd ’in.;' i m May : >, i
hast publication August o, 1013.
Notice of I oife itii r<*
To William Albright. George Lmadhuet Hur-h
Dn.lv. bniie crackett. James (loo-lmun and
Thomas Ilanhsn, the it heirs, a - pens. sin.
cessor.s or personal reprcsentativi s:
You r.re hereby notified t hat w e i;:u map - I'd
in lahot and imp., emeu Is lor each of the \ • a: s
of mse and m 13 hue sum (font- hundred holies s
-C; , o:i tlie Vivian association placer nut.in.:
claim, situated on Moore creek, m the 1 .ikotna
Mining amt Recording District. Territory id
Alaska, u !ii 1 lu.s been duly record, d at tin*
commissi .net 's otlmc* at fako*m.. Tin- mo -
.•mounts h ive been expended. in . uh-r tu h.
the said cl.rm under tie* pro' i'pm- 01 the law
concerning annual labor upon mining eta .ms
being tin amounts required to ludd: such claim.
And \ou arc furhiier mdifv d tii.it it v.uthum
ninety day.-, after tin hi-t \ id.cal ion • d
thiv notice •. on tail to 1 out!i.»;« le your pr.-po; - '
lion of said expenditure, your interc-t in said
claim will become liie property of the nuclei
sinned. \ dir co-owners
l-.DWARD MIC II Idc'ON .
7. J. JKWlihh.
hirst publication May • . 1
hast publication August , u :j.
Notice of Forfeiture
To ,T. B. Conn'ollv, George Shaw, Gor
(don Shea and Hen Smith.:
You are hereby notiJie>l that f have
expended during the year 1912 one bun
dled dollars in labor and improvements j
upon the Hard Luck association placer 1
mining claim, situated on Kbit creek, a j
tributary of Otter creek, in the Otter pre
cinct, Fourth division,territory of Alaska,
tlie location notice of which appears ol !
record in volume one of locations, at page
r )2. under date of 5 Jam, 1911, and Itidi x
No. 6456. in office of the recorder of said j
litter precinct, in order to hold said]
claim under the provisions Of section 2424
of the Revised Statutes ol tile United j
Slates, and the am mdrncnf thereto aj •
proved January 22, ib-So, concerning the
annual labor upon mining claims, being
the amount required to hold said placer
mining claim for the period ending ytst
December, 1912.
And if, within ninety days from the!
personal service of this notice, or within
niiietv dues a!ter thepubl’.cation tilereot.
von fail or refuse to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure as a co-owner
•hour interest in the said claim will be
come the property of the subscriber, your
co-owner, who has made the required 1 x
peiiditure. bv the terms of said section.
Iditarod. Alaska. 11 Jail.. 1914.
A. B. eURjfgli, as it appears of |
record, hut whose true name is
A. I). Currie.
First Publication April 5, 1913.
Last publication July 5, 1913.
Forfeiture Notice
Iditarod, Alaska, 211 April, I'd.'!.
To Tom Det'amp, Mrs. Tom Dee’atnp. j
I -.abort’ < Sold'st ein. .1 uliu.s S'in ad lx
I'. O. Sundberg and 15. N. Tliorsheiin: J
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that f have expended during the
year nineteen hundred and twelve 1912 j
one hundred dollars (8109! in labor and j
improvements upon the Third tier, '
bench, left, limit, opposite 1 km Above. I
Otter creek placer mining claim, situ-1
ated on Oiter creek, a tributary of the
Iditarod river, in the Otter Mining and I
Recording District, Territory of Alaska,
notice of location of which is fountl in
volume one, at page 289, in order to
hold said claim under Die provisions of
section 2.424 of the Revised Statutes,
and the amendment thereto approved
January 22, 1880, concerning annua!
labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said placer
mining claim for t ho period ending on;
the 31st day of December, 1912.
And if, within ninety days after the
publication of this notice you fail or re-i
fuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as a co owner, your,
and each and every, of your interests
in the said Third tier bench, left limit,
opposite One above. Otter creek, afore
said placer mining claim will become
the property of the subscriber, your co
owner, who has made the required ex
penditure, by the terms of said section.
KARL B. HUNT.
First publication 20 April, 1913.
Last publication 20 Juiy, 1911k
I'iQTIG^
All parties owing the firm of Fred E.
Webber & Co. are hereby requested to
pav amounts to Claude Baker only • This
notice cancels notice as published in
this paper (Sept. 7, If. 21 and 2% 1912
authorizing Win. B. Thomas to make j
collections in our behalf. As was also j
published in this paper, be it under-1
stood that the partnership between
Fred E. Webber and M. J. McDermott, !
which existed prior to August 21, 1912. |
was dissolved by mutual consent on 1
that date. M. J. McDEBMOTT.
Don’t forget to call at the Crosby
baths when you come in from tho creeks.
Notico of Forfeiture
To ,T. W. Whelan, A. Woiden, !.. M.
Wh dan. A.O. < ’ii»• ->t • r. .1. 1 bunch'*; d
Leo Demuska and M, T. Morri-on,
their heirs. assigns, successors or per
sonal reprc sentat i ve>:
You are hereby notified that 1 have
expended in labor and improt < mead s
for each of tin; years uf ibid and 1 dd ’ L * *
sum rtf one hundred dollars ;le- m*im
Shakespeare associatioh piarm- .d „r
claim, situated on Moure ms «■!•;, in the
Takotna Minina a: 1 1 Immrdiml Dis
trict., T“i-ritor\ of' A! '-dm which lias
hern duly record-d at the commission
er's (Alice at Takot. . The a hove?
amounts have he- n ( x p a. d in order to
hold the said claim under t he provLi-ms
r>t‘ the law concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, beino1 the amounts re
quired to hold such claim. Aral you
are fori her notified that if, within
ninet \ 1e.»> days abet* the last pun
lieu i ion of this notice. \ou fail to con
tribute your propoition of sa u expend
iture, your interest. in .-aid claim wid
become the properly of t he und-m-mmed.
your co-owner. X. •!. .1FAA fh-L
First public;*! don May 10. Ibi d
Last publican ri August 0. Ibid.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Leo Pemoska, K. M. \Vli',l;i!'. Wm.
McNausM it on. M • K. Hea v- v. I'.. L.
Jones, Kdward ( 'heater and F. \\ i-• • -
man. their heirs, assigns, successors
or personal representatives:
You are hereby notified that f have
expended in labor and improvements
fur each of th*.: years oi' ltd J an 1 ltd J the
sum of one hundred dollars -b n on
the Helip.-c assoclat ion placer min ;nJ
claim, situated on Moure crook, in the
Takotna Mining and Kecurdn g Pis
trict. Territory of Alaska, whieh has
been duly recorded at ! he commission
er’s office at Takotna. Tim above
amounts have been expended in m her to
hold t lie said claim under t he pr* 'visions
of the law concerning annual labor.upon
mining1 claims, being the amounts re
quired to hold such claim. And you
are further notified that if. within
ninety ftp) days after the last pub
lication of this notice, you fail to con
tribute your proportion of said expendi
ture, your interest in said claim whl
become 1 he property of t he turn r-: gm-d.
your co-owner. Z. J. JKW KLL.
f irst publication May 10, l'.'i;;.
Last publication August 'J. T.d.'f
Notice of Forfeiture
To Kdward Charlton, J. M. Whelan. K.
M. Whelan. K. L. Jones. Wm. M -
Naughion. Leo Pemoska and M. K.
Heavey. their heirs, assigns, -ucc:-—
oi's ot personal reprm-mitat: ves:
You are herein- not ilied that 1 have
expended in labor and improvements
i' >r each of the \ ears of lid J and l!d.‘> t 1m*
sum of one hundred dollars >dnn .n
the Annex association placer mining
ffiaim. situated cm Moore creek, in the
Takotna Mining and Itecordimr P
trict. Territory of Alaska, which lias
lu en duly recorded at t he conui! ission
er’s office at Takotna. Tim above
amounts have b-.-en expended in unim--->
hold tin* .-aid claim muMr t he pi - >vLM! >
of the :;iw cmim-minc annual labor upon
mining claims, bed mg the am-rants re
quired to hold siich claim. And _\m;ar *
further notified that if. wUliin niim'y
puj days alter the last publication Of
tiiis notice, you fail to contribute your
proportion of said expenditure, your i -
tcrest in said claim will become the
property of the und'Tsigimd. your co
owner. Z. J. J K\\ K: A
First publicat ion Max 1 I'.dJ.
Last publication Align.-; lid:;.
Notice of Forfe.tura
To Frank Hanks, K. F d;vdg,\ F M.
Whelan, Leo Deinosk.i, llolrrl Jours,
Lu Edwards and J. W. Whelan, their
heirs, assigns, successors or personal
representatives:
You are hereby notilied llr.it I have
expended in labor and improvements
for each of the years of lit 12 and 191.'! the
sum of one hundred dollars 'iloo on
the Empire association placer mining
claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
Takotna Mining and Recording Dis
trict, Territory of Alaska, which lias
been duly recorded <r the commission
er's office at Takotna. The above
amounts have been expended in order to
hold the said claim under tlit: provisions
of tile law concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amounts re.
quired to hold such claim. And you are
further notified that if, within ninety
(9ii) days after the last publication of
this notice, you fail to contribute your
proportion of said expenditure, your in
terest in said claim will become the
property of the undersigned, your co
owner. ' Z. J. JEWELL.
First publication May 10, 1919.
Last publication August 9. 1919.
Location Notices at Pioneer office.
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