GAMP SKAGWAY
IS FREE RING
Don’t Want Anything Further to
Do With the Grand Lodge
—So Say All.
Camp Skagway No. I, Hie molh
er camj) 'of the Arctic Brother
hood, will have none of tlie elev
enth hour repentance of grand
camp officials, according to Sen
ator-elect J. M. Tanner, who is
now in Juneau.
“There is only one thing that
will satisfy Camp Skagway,” said
Mr. Tanner, “and that is the cre
ation of a new grand camp en
tirely within the jurisdiction of
the order. The grand camp vio
lated the constitution at its last
session and by its own acts be
came an outlaw of the order and
is not entitled to any recognition
at all. Camp Skagway holds that
l here is no longer a grand camp
of the order and the camp will
hold itself aloof from any en
tangling outside influences. When
ilie convention is held in Juneau
on March J i there will lie regu
larly elected delegates from ev
ery camp in the order and there
is every indication that a new
grand camp will lie organized en
tirely wilhiii Hie jurisdiction of
i he order.”
If. I’. M. liirkinliine, of J J ai lies,
endorses pracl ieally every! hing
pul foi l li by Mr. Tanner. Mr. i
liirkinliine says | ha I Camp Haines j
>; will slick by the plan lo ml off!
entirely all outside influence and I
I hat I he subordinate camps arc j
Ihe real power of I lie. order—no 1
half way measures will do for j
Haines; Ihe outlaw organization ;
will have lo go.
Tin' regular panel was oxhausl
eil Ihis ninrning in Irving In gel
a jury fur Ihe secnnil I rial uf Ole
Billle xvilhuul gelling a single
jurur. The cuurl. ordered a see
< uni venire of thirty re I urnable nl
i o'clock lliis evening, when Ihe
selecl iu 11 nl' a jury will he re-!
suined. , ]
—
Cyril Bee. a mining engineer
who has I raveled all over llici
ghdie in Ihe inleresl uf mining!
inveslors. was an arrival nil Ihe!
XurUivvesIern, and is slopping al !
Ihe Copper Idnck. lie will spend !
several munlhs in lliis seel inn |
lunkiiig over milling prnperlies i
for his people. j
Ones your wall'll need repair- \
mg'/ See Iteinke. Ihe wall'll due- j
for.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 0. S. '■
PATENT. |
Sl'RVfiY NO. 929.
serial Nix 01571.
ii * ipaiit! oirtee.. Juneau, Alaska, January j
' l. mu • , |
Nolen is hereby given dial in imrsu i
unee nr an Art or Congress, approved May i
l orb, 1872.. Robert Pringle, by I-rank C
■Weber, attorney in fact, whose postouict |
address is Valdez. Alaska, has made ap j
.plication tor a patent for I45i.<0 lineal
reel, on the Helena anil 1204.24 linear reel
•on the Ground Hog lodes, bearing gold,
stiver and copper, the same being 1444.70
feet S 22 deg. 04 ntln. W. and *0 Tee,
V oo ‘deg. 04 min. F.. on the Helena amt
1254 21 feet N. 0 deg. 33 min. h. and to
feet S O deg. 33 min. W. on the Ground
[}og lodes, from their respective dlacov
erv* points with surface ground .150 feet
onVhe north end in width and 489 feet in i
width on the south end of the Helena lode, .
‘VI foei in width on ihe south cno
md 406.53 feet hi Width on the. north end |
j r the Ground Hof? lode; situate in thfc j
Valdez Alining District, Knights Island,
territory of Alaska, and described by the i
,,vffiriiil plat and field notes on Ale id the
nfTire <>r the ltef?lstcr of tin* Juneau f.anu |
l»Miii i. Alaska, as follows, viz;
Helena Lott* ,T « !
Ilegiiiiiing al cornerTfo I, whence l . s.
i \i \ji lx'iirs A. 2< del?.
Vi, sec V. 3078.00 reel; thence 8. 10 deg.
--■ min* \v 1399 feet to cornel Ao.
.h‘mi!::
i 7(1 reel to corner No. 4; nicnc.i
x' 85 (leg. 52 min. F. 350 fed In (ol ill 1
Si., i, the place of beginning.
amiind Hog logo.
ft
ss ■s&.-.ws? fi. VHSM.,,
'' containing 21. sn^acres*'and roiniing a |
PKSS? gsiunia'm^h^Va^Min ‘ i
injr District. Terrtory or Alaska, dcsci ibcd j
“tSTSmSw! course or the lode line on j
ife
claim-* 'Sieal‘^or‘^S|n,rtS?ldnm| Sfg j
u»ffi Ti/goVs".
3oHa<J} ssferap«sa
Hog’tode? •” Squired to Me their ad
verse claims with the Rcglstcr or th
United States Land Office at Juneau, Aia» i
ka. during the sixty day period orP,*b't[;
outinn hereof or Within eight mown
thereafter, or they WB1 be barred by pro
visions or the s***^BEnT pniNGLE.
nv rriAKk n WEBER, Attorney In Fact.
unite*1 States Land Office, Juneau, Alaska,.
??",? hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice be published In the Valdez Pros
iiector, theP newspaper published nearest
the said mining elalms, tor a period ot
sixty days. B vVAI.KER.
Register.
First publication Jan. 16. I®*®
Fast publication March 17, 1*13.
Delayed 24 Hours Near Ketchikan
by Heavy Snow—Brought the
Mail From Cordova.
The S. S. Northwestera arrived
ill Valdez yesterday noon with 20
passengers for thjs port and the
interior. The boat was delayed
near Ketchikan by a heavy snow
storm, and.after drifting for 12
hours the captain anchored for
12 hours more until the storm
abated.
The steamer also brought sev
eral passengers who had been
waiting at Cordova lor a month
in the hope that the railroad line
would be opened.
Besides the local mail, she
brought ten tons of mail for the
interior which had been at Cor
dovh for a month or more await
ing the opening of the line. It
will now he sent, via the McIn
tosh stages to Tiekhcll, and from
there the Orr stage will take it to
Fairbanks.
The Northwestern brought 21,
500 pounds of mail to the Valdez
postoll'iee, of which 2,500 pounds
was local mail—about the regular
consignment each boat—and II,
000 pounds had been ordered Inj
he brought here by Chief Clerk
Fames from Cordova. The bal
ance was the regular inferior mail
from Seattle.
Following i* the passenger list :
Valdez —W. M. Wilson and wife,
S. F. Carter, ,1. .1. Folslad, W . NV •
Harvey, J. It. Fowl and wife. Mrs.
[leorgina Anderson. It. Jones. A.
Burg, A. A. Cohen. It. Scull, Ira j
]. Frame and wife, Mrs. Johnson, j
J. Madison. S. J. Wurle, K. C. |
lleacock. C. I.. Vawler. Seward-- |
lyril Bee, (i. Tweedale. B. f’.|
Watson.
PACIFIC COAST
DIVORCE CENTER
New York. Jim- —"The Pa- j
rilie mast is file greatest divorce
eenler of the entire world/’ |
This slnlemei.il \vas made Co ttie
.Yew York stale oiurriage and' di
voree eummissiois hv t he Re\.
Francis M. Moody- who ha.* Fig
ures lo prove his assert ion
"tu I tie year I!)(-.” said Moody,
"there were granleo' ill' File 1 unit
ed. Stales more than J-OO.IMR'V di
\nrres' and in tin; pwsf id yrsn»s
.•{.IFMl.OOO adults were separated’
l.y divorce. Illinois provielfcd!
I ”0.000 divorces, Peiiinsyl.vaBiiiai
r>»/i«0, California 5<i.<m*0 and Xew
York i 5,500.”
In order to see tiluit K.. 8*’..
Cashman was in atlevwtbnce at. tins
dance of the Firemen* ItanAi Sataur
day word was sent, tto liiiin tHat,
his daughter Pats.' was sick and:
Pete came to town,. "Patsy” was
no.l sick, hut Pet,it' was gla«fi tu
have ttie chance to atteiut the
dance, hut. it took some explaining
t,. Supt. Millard, that it was irnt a
.jolt of Pete’s Uii get here.
Henry Suessdorf will he ait out
going passenger on I ho Nort h
western, Mr. Suessdorf wilt vis
it Southern California, Oklahoma
land Washington, D. «„ to attend
II he inauguration of President
i Wilson before returning to Yal
jdess. While traveling about Mr.
| Suessdorf will look into a prac
iinoi fire alarm system for the
ily.
The McIntosh stages left this
norning with 1,000 pounds of in
terior mail for Ihr Interior.
What thing is drawn more fre
quently than another? Cork,
Why does a hen lay eggs only
in the daytime? Because she is
» rooster at night.
(ieo. Reinke, the watch repairer
uml jeweler, is at. the Valdez Drug
company.
Chinese noodles ana chop sue}
at Valdez Cafe after 7 p. m. .
House and Lot for dais.
Six-room house and lot on Hv
bart street be,
Tn is property
500 on easy t
information a
Co., or the ValdesDpefc apmpany
Subscribe for the Prospector
SAME AS TURKS
AFRAID ENEMf
Northern Eskimos Abandon Vil
lages and Herds, Fearing
Imaginary Enemy.
Wmd has reached Nome that
after guarding their reindeer
'herds'(day;;and night from sup
posedly hostile natives of the Mc
Kenzie tribe, the Eskimos of the
Kavilana district abandoned
their villages and herds.
Agent Maguire, of the bureau
of education, proceeded to the
scene, and had much difficulty in
persuading the natives that their
fears were imaginary. After a
while he persuaded them to re
turn to (heir homes and herds,
hut they are still panicky and will
keep a vigilant watch. There is
absolutely no grounds for their
fears.
The McIntosh stage, which was
due at Wortnian's last night, did
not make over the summit owing
to the heavy fall of snow, but re
mained at the government relief
si at ion on i tin summit. Mar
shal Love and seven other pas
sengers are with the stage and
are due here tonight.
H. I,. Yawler, the deputy mar
shal stationed at idilarud, was an
arrival here yesterday. lie had
been at Cordova for 'it days wail
ing for (lie road to open, lie will
leave on one nf Hie lirsf singes for
the inferior.
'{'lie Hirf will leave for f*IIla—
mar. Laud lock and Kidalgn Wed
nesday morning at !) o'clock'with
passengers and freight.
Ira (’.. I'rai'ne and wife, of (an>
dova, were arrivals here on I fie
Nurthvyeslerff and will make llr«s
place their fainire home.
Steamer movements.
Xnrtfiwesturu. due here al 4 in'
morning.
t\laii|>»'‘sa. in SeAtth1, sails W't'd
nesrlay.
Yukon, in Seattle*.
l.alourfiMf, south lMm'inf,
Meinke can lix swwl liisig ,from
i watch itwn.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To John MVPhersoiR. toil* heirs,
administrators, irv»l I" all
whom it may concern.:
You are hereby iirwliited (hat 1
leave expended $100 in> Palme and
improvement 3“ upon die ‘"Lark”
lode mining claim, situated about
’wo miles N. E. of Sheap'bay and
<. II. of Shoup'glacier, itu 8he Vat
Jca Recording District;,. Territory
,f Alaska, the-Jbcatioii. nertificale
>f which said claim its of record
in Book 2 of Records, sage- 392, in
h* office of Ihie noe<«Bdbr of the
recording dSfndck aforesaid,
ftrooff of said expenditure appear
ing by affidavit fllfedi on Decern- ]
tw, 28, 1912, im the office of the |
recorder. aforesaid;: tlhait being
$190 per year- the re
tpDiired to hold said! oiiuim for the
year ending Dwwmbeo 31, 1912.
Arndt if, within ninety days after
this notice by pubSoatiom. youi
fail or refuse In' ooatiriibwle your*
proportion ($Sfo). your interests
in said clams■ wilt Become tins
property of the subscriber unitor
Section 232 4, RV*vised1 Statutes mff1
the United Satiates.'
.MMHiX PAULF;.
First pub. January 11. 191 "j;;
Last pub.. .April 15, 1913.
NOTICE: OF FORFEITURE.
To Frank Reas**, his heins. ad
min islnators. and to affll whom
• ii may eoaeen): ■ |
You are hereby notiOedi tljat l
have expended $300 in labor, and
improvements upon the follow
ing named- lode mining claims,
to-wtk; The “Two Friends No.
!,"■ “Two Friends No. 2,” and
“Two Friends No. 3‘,"' the loca
tion certificates of which said
1 lode claims are of record in Boo!|
2 of Records, pages 377, 377 and
316, respectively, fn the ofuceof
the Recorder for the Valdez. Re
cording District, Territory Of
Alaska, said lode claims being
situated on the west side 'o!
Shoup glacier, about six miles
from Shoup bay. in the recording
district a forbid, proof of said
expenditure appearing by affi
davit filed on December 28, 1913,
in the office of the recorder
aforesaid; that being 8300 per
vear, the amount-required to hole
said claims for the year ending
December 31, t*i-- And if
within ninety daYs after this no.
lice by publication, you fail oi
refuse to contribute .your pro*
lion ($7«, beingr W5-fhr seet
I lid claims), TouFdntereatii.-q
claims drill become the prop*
*ls *’ nn'ittb. •
E5?
McIntosh Stage Line
Mail and Passengers from and to Valdez.
Connecting at Willow Creek with the Orr
Stage Line for Fairbanks and the interior.
ROBERT McINTOSH, Mgr.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Chris Tjosevig, E. P. Cash
man, Oscar Olson, N. P. Jensen,
,Erank Gustafson, L. M. Price, ad
ministrator of the estate of Alex.
Nesbitt, deceased, and the heirs
of Alex. Nesbitt, deceased, and
the heirs, assigns, personal rep
resentatives and successors of
each of you:
You and each of you arc here
by notified that the undersigned,
Lars Holland, John McDonald,
Chris Johnson and Adolph Lar
sen, co-owners with you of the
Viking group of fourteen lode
mining claims situated about five
miles northeasterly from the
head of Gravina bay, Prince Wil
liam sound, in Valdez mining
! arid recoruing district. Territory
of Alaska, to-wit: The Viking
No. 1, Viking No. 2, Viking No. 3,
Viking No. 4, Viking No. 5, Vik
ing No. 6, Viking No. 7, Viking |
No. 8, Viking No. 9, Viking No. 10,
Viking No. 11, Viking No, 12,
Viking No. 13, Viking No. 1 i, have I
expended labor and improvements j
| upon said group of claims to flic |
i amount and value of fourteen j
j hundred dollars ($1,109,) in each,
! of (lie years 1910, 1911, 1912, in- 1
eluding certain amounts emit rib-;
jilted by you or some of you; that;!
each ul you above-named, co- j
Owners iii said group, respective- |
]v, is delinquent in the amount j
due for anoual labor, in 1 bo t
amounts and for I bo years Imre- i
innfter specified, to-wit:
Chris Tjosevig, $700 for fhe 1
years 1910, 101f, 1912; E. P. j
Casliman, $137.5*0 for the yearsi
19*10 1911, 1912;* Oscar Olson.!
$225 for fhe yeaf* 1910, 191l,j
1912; X; P. Jensen $180 for the I
year* 1911, 1912; Prank Gustaf-i
son, 82*0 for the year* 1911,1912; j
estate- of Alex.-. Nesbitt),• deceased,
$90 I'crthe years 1911, 1*912; that j
(lie atwounts- specified are the1*
amount:* due respectively from
each of you as your respective un
paid proportioms of (lie amount
necessary to bo expended- JW the
years named, to hold possessory
right and* title to said fVoct.cen
mining rlwun» -wider I lie provis
ions of Ss-iil-mix 2321 *il lb**** Re
vised Sialut-es -if the I OHi.ed
kfnles. and* libs anieudioin*i.l.>
thereto; the last said aut>wt
e-vpemlil ui-es- iieoiig (lie amn-iwt.,
i-c'cessary tv' bold’ «awl claims "S-r
and during' i-lie j-«i.r ending De
cember 31. H913. 1
Vud if y<-*n. in" arcy **f ><>u, I
i,f refuse jivliUlke p(!;Viiienl of 15.-i**
amount aborru-sfinirtiliei'f awl reciJ*
<-il, as (In*- from .volt as a w-mvii
er. Hceordiu^ In law . within uinel y j
days alter persdna)! service <>8
list- notice '.spun, y*-iu. if personal:
service lie made,.or within ninny
ninety days after tile eompletjonn
oft publication thereof according
to law, the interest: of any of you
who mqy fail or rafimse to make
1ke payment, duo from* him as a
ew-owner \v.ill become the prop
erty of the undersigned co-own
ers’, who have mada-tlbe required
expenditure;, pursuant, to said
statute. „ ,
Dated Valdez > AtttfriU, January,
'•». 1913
UARfs HOLLAND.
joiirsk McDonald.
GUS- J©H!NSON.
ADOliPH' J. LARSEN
Date iinsli pub. Jhn-. 2. DM3.
Date last pub. April: 17, 1913
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To Juneau, Puget Sound Ports and Southwestern Alaska
S. S. YUKON Leaves Seattle January 27
(.'onnectinu at. Seattle iv’th steamers of the AlasUa-Pacilic Steamship Co. for
Southern California ports Sailings every Monday and Thursday. Through
Service and Low Kates. Right reserved1 to change steamers and sailing dates.
B. F. WATSON VALDEZ DOCK CO.
General Agent Local Agent
Seattle Sailings
Fine steamships Mariposa. Alarseda and Novtliwes
tern leaving hero about
9ft 19th and 29th
of each month ail the year around.
Mail, Express, Freight and Passenger Roe
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
VALDEZ DOCK CO., Local Agent
Fagerberg Bras.
NIZINA, ALASKA
General Merchandise
j
.Miners & Prospectors Supplies \
FtuK Goods—Reasonable P&«
♦ When In Seward Step at the
L COLEMAN HOUSE
£ GEORGE SEXTON, Prop.
J STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
T Fourth Aye Seward* Alaska
ffe Advertised-At Last
There was a man in our town,
And he was wondrous wise;
He swore {it was his policy}
He would not|advertise.
But one sad day he advertised,
And thereby hangs a tale,
The “ad.” was set in quite small type
And headed “Sheriff*s Sale.”