SDiTARQD, ALASKA
Capita!, 350,000.00
Generai Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts issued on Any Part of tire World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
(.’has. Ross. President
T. .). Nestor. Vice President
John Holmes, Cashier and Assayer
Popular Prices Everything First Class
CH AS. E. IV82LLEF?, PROP.
Sill..: Possibilities of a vety pioductive and .profitable industry
for Southeastern Alaska in the raiding of An got a goats have been deui ;
oust rated lv citizens of Aiiska. I lie most c.ueful expet iments, pen
haps, ate those which have been made by Miss I.. M. Mills
During the summer of 1912 Miss Mills imported to female Angora
goats and one m tie from the state of Washington. These aniui ils were
turned loose on a heavily wooded island, containing about 65 acres, in
Sitka harbor. They wintered prosperously without food other than
that which is native to the island, amt the tlock has more tnan repro
duced itself this spiing.
The kids are healthy, and have required no more care than is nee- ;
essary in Western Oregon, where Angora goat raising is carried on ex
tensive A. In tire summer months t.ie goats at Silk a live mostly on
salmon berry bushes, alder branches and devil-club bushes. Ot the 1
jitter they seem to be especially iond, and the tact that they make,
ruthless war on this curse of the Alaska woods is of itself enough to en- j
title the little white animals to the kindliest reception.
In winter time, when the deciduous trees have lost their leaves,
the Angoras subsist most satisfactorily on the branches of hemlock ami,
s pruce.
With the large and increasing demand for mohair, ail Angora goat
usually pays for itself and keep by one season’s yield, leaving the value
of the increase as a profit.
The meat of the Angora goat is fully as good as mutton, and it i<
believed that the Angora goat culture will go a long way towards solv
iii£ the iresh merit pioblem ot ibis country.
There are also at Sitka two splendid herds of Togenbergs, a Swiss
goat, raised entirely for its milk. The Togenbergs give an abundance |
ol rich milk, and have been found to be wry particularly adaptable to
Alaska. They pasture on the same trees and bushes as the Angora, •
besides being very fond ol the Alaska grasses. Ilowerer it has _i,
found profitable, in order to get the best results lor dairy purposes, to
feed a small amount of chopped gnii:;: and in winter season, sonic alf.tl
fa or clover hay. ' _
Argentina is thinking of import
ing camels into certain of its semi
arid regions, to displace tne horse
and ox.
Only the best at Du Hand's Discovery
< ate.
For general express ami heavy truck- ;
! age. day or night. be: ween Firs and!
j Second. Black >t., don’t look for the
| ox-blood roofed house you will >ec it.
! and you cannot avo d it. Dan Hart no'.
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Job Printing at Pioneer otlice.
I
EFFECTIVE JULY 30, 1913
1. No location shall contain more than 40 acres.
2. A person mav locate for himself, each month, two cla'ms of 20 acres each.
I Both claims cannot tv located in one location of 40 acres. 1
3. A person mav locate for each cf two other persons, during each calendar
month, two claims of 20 acres each. So that one person, with two powers of at
torney, may locate each calendar month for himself and such two other persons,
six claims, i
4. Powers of attorney must be in writing; they need not be acknowledged be
fore a notary, must be witnessed bv two witnesses, and must be recorded in the re
cording district in which the claim'is to be located before the location is made.
3. Before any valid location can be made, a discovery must have been made
within the boun iaries of each claim to be located.
6. Immediately alter making discovery, location notice must be posted at
point of discovery .'containing [a] name or number of claim; [!>] uam- of locator or
locators; [c] date"of discovery and posting of notice; [d] number of feet in length
and width claimed.
Locator must immediately proceed to mark his bounda-ies by planting
stakes at each corner not less than 3 feet above the ground and 3 inches through,
and brushing out and blazing all lines. All corner posts must be marked with the
name and number of the claim and the number of the corner post. Posts are!
marked in consecutive numbers and the post nearest the discovery (but not the
discovery post) shall be the initial ] >c and post No. 1.
8. Within 90 days, and before filing location certificate, $100 worth of (level- j
oprnent work must be done for every 20 acres or fraction thereof contained in a
claim. . . .
q. After this work has been done and within 90 days after posting location
notice, a certificate must be recorded with the recorder, which must contain—
[a] 'Die name or number of the claim;
[b] The name of the locator or locators;
[c] The date of discovery and posting of location notice;
[d] Number of feet ill length and width claimed.
The certificate must also give a description of the location of tire claim with
reference to same natural object, permanent monument or well-known mining
claim; and a description of the boundaries, corner posts and markings thereon; j
also a description of the {too worth of location work done, and on what part oi 1
the claim it lias been done. The locator or one of the locators, if there is more
than one, or some other person who lias personal knowledge of the facts, must [
swear to the truth of the statements contained in it, and the recorder must not j
accept such a certificate for record unless it is sworn to. For this swearing and
everything connected with it, the recorder is entitled to charge 50 cents.
10. Annual assessment work amounting to $100 for each 20 acres or fraction
thereof contained in any claim must be done each year, except during the year
in which the claim is located. (The same as lias always been the case.)
ix. After the last day of December, 1914, $ioo worth of assessment work
must be done for each 20 acres or fraction thereof contained in any claim here
tofore located; so that during the year 1 pi5, fSoo worth of work must be done on
an association claim containing 160 acres.
12. The affidavit of annual labor must be filed with the precinct recorder
within 90 days after the last of the year for which the assessment work is done,
and failure to record it forfeits the claim.
13. The value of the work done under the new law will be computed on the
basis of the wage for similar work current in the precinct wherein the claim is
situated.
[Henry Roden, who managed the passage of the bill through the legisla
ture, says "that he has prepared a pamphlet explaining every feature of the new
Jaw, to enable prospectors to avoid trouble and litigation, and that this pam
phlet will soon be published with a copy of the law, in small book form.]
_
The following report of the grand jury was received by Judge
i Fuller last Monday afternoon, and the jurymen were discharged:
j To the Honorable F. E. Fuller, Judge of the District Court, Fourth
Judicial Division, District of Alaska.
Sir: We the grand jury for the special July, 1913, term of the
district court, duly convened at Iditarod, Alaska, on the 7th day
j of July, 1911, beg to report as follows:
After examining seventy-five witnesses, we have returned
three “True Bills,” and in six other cases investigated, no indict
meats have been'returned. We hereby recommend that further in
vestigation be undertaken to determine, if possible, the murderer
of Japanese Mary, when certain witnesses are available.
The following federal and municipal offices have been
investigated:
Marshal’s office and jail, district attorneys office, commis
sioner's office, municipality.
Deputy Marshal s Office and Jail: The office records are care
fully and clearly kept. Both the office and the jail are clean and
in good condition. There is ample accommodation for the number of
prisoners held under ordinary circumstances, and the construction
of the building and the location of the prisoners is such that es- J
cape is practically impossible. The prisoners are fed in the build
ing and the kitchen is clean and the food well cooked. We
believe the community is to be congratulated in having the
position of deputy marshal tilled by so competent an official.
We respectfully suggest that some provision be made whereby
witnesses and jurors summoned before the district court or grand
jury may receive compensation for such services with greater
prompitude than at present.
District Attorney's Office:—We find the district attorney's
office to have been conducted in a competent manner. We urgent
ly request the Department of Justice to assign a secret service
man for duty in this district, as, during the past few years, live or
more persons have been murdered or lost, their lives within the
jurisdiction of this con rt. and immediate and thorough invest ig it ion,
with present facilities, has been impossible.
Commissioner's Cilice: — We tind the books and records of the
commissioner’s and Uerk's oftices have been kept in a business like
manner- The oftices are well situated and large enough to handle
all the business.
A separate and special report covering these offices has been
made to the judge of the district court
Municipality:—We find that all books and records of the mu
nicipality are being well and neatly kept.
We recommend the installation of an additional pump for tire
protection, and that a watchman be employed to keep tire engine
and boiler house in readiness tor instant use, and that tno equip
meal be given a thorough trial at least once a mouth.
The school room is well lighted and ventilated and equipped
with adequate tire escapes. Ample facilities are provi-.i ■ 1 lor c it"
ryingon the school work.
We have examined and satisfied ourselves as to toe correctness
of the following report of the school board:
Statement of id it a rod School it ami.
Ca-dj on hand duly -. 1912 lhs..<!3
Received from City Council
Auk. 12, 1912, to Mar. 2 A 191:1 1 > A 00
Paid out to Teacher and Miscellan
eous expenses (see vouchers
No. 101 to No, 129, inclusive. 1,399.32
Cash on hand July 13, 1913. 113.01
Correct: John Streiic, Trustee. 1.3 ; : 3o 1.‘lt>
We submit, herewith, two additional copies oi this report for
delivery to such ofiv-ials as may be n *eessary.
Respectfully submitted this 21st day of July, A. D , 1913.
(Signed)
H. II. Porter, (Foreman)
F. L. Kehoe
Jack Keller
H. W. Panter
Edvv. McArdle
G. Christoph
A1 Perry
Fred Ekrut
William Hanlon
M. H. Guise, (Clerk)
Harry Harms
13. A. Meyers
John Holmes
Ben Coekeriil
M. Maher
H. N. Keys
G. S. Lee
J. C. Currin
Mels Glantz, Sam Applebaum and Carl Theil were admitted to
citizenship during the Monday afternoon session.
On Tuesday morning the court excused the trial jury, and the
special July term was almost ended.
In the appeal case of Waino Puntillo, the defendant was lined
$100 and costs.
FOR SALE OR RENT
The City Bath and Lodging House. !
steam-heated and private water system, i
operating summer and winter at Flat j
City. Mis. C'has. Estmere.
Du Rand's Discovery Cafe satisfl ® j
the hungry. _
FREIGHTING
fate Kolantl. the Otter Freighter,
Is now making Daily Trips between
Iditarod city and Dis. Otter.
Freight, Beggage and Express
handled promptly.
Telephone,
WOW LOCATED
ON THE SUMMER TRAIL
SUMMIT
ROADHOUSE
Meals All Hours.
Liquors and Cigars
Tel: “Summit Roadhouse.’’
MADE SUB-AUDITING
AND DISPENSING OFFICE
Fairbanks News-Miner, -Tuly 2: Dep
uty Marshal Percy G. Charles, who
has been appointed as representative of
the marshal at Iditarod under the new
administration of Marshal Lewis T.
Erwin, will leave for tlie lower camp
tonight on the Tanana to take charge
of his work. Mr. Charles was chief
deputy marshal under the former mar
shal, Henry K. Love.
The lditarod olhee nas now neen
made a sub-auditing and dispersing of
fice by the attorney-general. Deputy
Marshal Charles will, therefore, have
charge of a great amount of work form
erly done at the marshal’s headquar
ters in this city. The change was made
by the department on account of the
long distance between headquarters
and the new sub-station.
Imperial Baths—Turkish, steam and
tub baths. Rooms in connection.
Maude Earle, Prop.
Choice fresh-killed beef,
Iaitarod Meat Co.
Ball Band Rubber Boots and Pacs |jl§ N. C. Co. Sole Agents for Alaska ||jj
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= 1P©f t^sns© _
M Other Prices Cut Proportionately 5
Ball Band Rubber Boots and Pacs pEv^j A. C. Co. Sole Agents tor Alaska pj|||
Notice of Forfeiture
To J. W. Whelan. A. Wolden, E. M.
Whelan, A. G. Ghester, J. Mlanchell.
Leo Deinoska and M. T. Morrison,
their heirs, assigns, successors or per
sonal represents ives:
You are hereby notiiied that I have
expended in labor and improvements
for each of the years of lbldand lbllithe
sum of one hundred dollars : Mboj on t he |
Shakespeare association placer mining
claim, situated on Moore creek, in the]
Takotna Mining and Recordin'; l)is- j
trict, Territory of Alaska, which lias I
been duly recorded tit tlie commission-1
er's oliicfi at Takotnu. Tin; above |
amounts have been expended in order to
hold the said claim under the provisions
of t lie law concerning annual labor upon ]
minitio claims, beinj; the amounts re-j
ijuired to hold such claim. And you]
are further notiiied that if, within j
ninety 111 i) days after the hist pub-1
lieal ion of this notice, you fail to con-'
i rib r e your proportion of .-aid expend-.
it tire, your interest, in said, claim will I
become llie property of the undersigned. I
your c i-o\vi or. /.. .T. .! h. '.V L,_L. ;
First publication May Id, ibid.
Last publication August b, ibid.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Leo Dv-moska. Iv M. WlmUm. Win.)
McNutmliton. M. I-’. Hc.tvey. I-',. L.
Jem,-., Kdw.iivl t’hesterand 1*’. Wise
man, limit’ heirs, assigns, successors
or pers ,n i! represeii! ill i vi s:
You are hereby noli(ie;i lint I have
0 ,-pi in labor and iaiptMVemc.its :
for each of they, ars of 1912 and I'd:-; the
vain ol' cue liurdrc'i (1- iSats spin) on
:I,-• Kc'ip-e association placer minine •
claim. -itnateii on Moore creek, in the j
l’apiit ua Minina and i tee Jialine Hi
irict. Tcrri’ory of Alaska, which has i
bem tin‘y t'! c ir led at the commtssion- j
it's ekin' at Tukolna. The aiiovi
:: tin nit. 1 s iia ve i ;cen ex;wild• si in order to
hold tlie said e la ini under the pro visions
of ; l.c la iv eiinceriiin;; annual labor upon
mil,mu claims, heititf the amounts re
:iit-.I to hoi ] sarli claim. And you
are farther noli lied that if. within !
ninetv til) days after the hist pub- j
Peat ion of lids notice, y<m failtoeon-j
t , ii proportion oi mi d o\t) rid -
1 n e. \ our interest in said eiaitn will j
liecnMn ! he pr iert V tif l lie uniiers! cneti,
um • e . t. w-r. ’ Z. .1. .1I'.WKLL. !
I’ipublication May it', ltd:;,
i i-; i mid lea! ion August 9. 1 !* 1
Kotioe of Forfeiture
To Kdwa; d (dharhon. .1. M. Whelan. F.
M. Whelan. K. Id. .lottes. Wm. Me
Naughion, Luo Remoska and M. K.
Ih uvey. their heirs, assigns, success
ors oi p-rs.mal representatives:
Vr’i ar hereby notilied that I have
exnended in labor and improvements
h r each of t he years of Ibid and Ibid thi1
siirj of or." hundred dollars -10 11 on
ti : Annex associati a: placer mining
chiim, situated on Moore creek, in the
Takotna Mining and Recording Dis
trict. Territory of Alaska, which lias
[term duly recorded at the coututiission
i er's office at Takotnu. The above
amounts have been expended in order to
hold the said claim under the pi ovisions
of the latv concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amounts re
quired to he'd such claim. And you are
further nolilied that if, within ninety
bo) days after the last publication of
lids nolle*, you fail to contribute your
proport ion of said expendit ure, your in
terest in said claim will become the
properly of the undersigned, your co
owner. Y1. >1. JMM DLL,
First publication May 10, lb!.'!.
I. ist publication August 9. 101 ft.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Frank Hank-. A. K. FJdredge. E. M.
Whelan, Leo Demoska, Robert Jones,
Lu Edwards and J. W. Whelan, their
heirs, assigns, successors or personal
representatives:
You are hereby notified that I have
i expended in labor and improvements
1 for each of the years of Idl'd and lull! the
; ,um of one hundred dollars ($109) on
; i lie Empire association placer mining
I claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
rJ’akotna Mining and Recording Ris
! trict, Territory of Alaska, which has
J been duly recorded at the commission
! er’s office at Takotna. The above
i amounts have been expended in order to
| hold the said claim under the provisions
of the law concerning annual labor upon
raining claims, being the amounts re.
quired to hold such claim. And you are
j further notified that if, within ninety
j (Dll) 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
S property of the undersigned, your co
I owner. ' Z. J. JEWELL,
j First publication May 10, 1913.
Last publication August 9. 1913
Location Notices at Pioneer office.
Best of Everything
ALL THE TIME AT THE
Stanly Cafe
FLAT CITY
Open Day and Night
Notice of Forfeiture
To Tyro Detnoskn, 10. M. Whelan, Win. |
MeNaughton. Kdward Charlton, M. K.
Heavey, F. Wiseman ittid K. L. Jones,
111<■ if heirs, assigns, successors or per- |
sottal representatives:
You are hereby notilied that 1 have !
expended in labor and improvements j
for each of the years of l!Jl— and littJ the
sum of one hundred dollars (iMO'-b on ;
llie .Julia association placer mining
claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
Takotna Mining and Recording Dis-j
tiict, Territory of Alaska, which has
been duly recorded at the commission
er's oiltce at Takotna. The above
amounts have been expended in order to
hold the said claim uuderiite provisions
of i lie law concerning annual labor upon ;
mining claims, being the amounts re- j
iptired to hold such claim. And you are
further notilied that if, within ninety:
(i'Jil.i days after the last publication of
this uoiice, you fail to contribute your
proport ion of said expenditure, your in
terest in said claim will become the
proper! I of the undersigned, your co
owner. " X .1. J KW IH-L.
First publication May 10, 1UU.
I gist publicat ion A ugust 0, llJiii.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Ljo Demdska, H. Ii. Jones, F. M. |
Whelan, T. Wiseman, James Uice,
Wm. MeNaughlon at.u J. \\T. Wite
lan. their heirs, assigns, successors ur
personal f "present at ive.-c
Volt are hereby notified that i have ,
expended itt labor and improvements j
for ea-h of l lie years of 1912 and 15)13 ! hi* j
sum o our hundred dollars‘'$100) on lliej
Kpubiic association placer mining
claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
L'uxotna Mining and Keeording Dis
trict, Territory of Alaska, which has j
been duty recorded at the commission
er’s o.lice at Takotna. Thu above j
amounts have been expended in order to j
hoM ; he said cl aim under the provisions:
of the law concerning annual lab >r upon j
mining claims, I,ring the amounts re-,
quired to hold sucli claim. And you are
inrtlier notified tliat if, within ninety j
;!) r days al:or the last publication of:
till, notice, you fail to contribute your
uruportion of said expenditure, your in- |
tercst in said claim will become the
property of the und -rsigned. vuur cu- ;
owner. Z. j.JFWFLLt. j
First ]mb]icu' ion May ID. 15)13.
Lot publication Angii-t !). 15)13.
Notice of Forfeiture
To O. S ■ vifs. her heirs or nsr-1nsi
Y >u, and each of you, are hereby
notified that the undersigned lias ex
pended in labor and improvements the
sum of one hundred dollars pMutD fat
each of the years of lull and 1912, on
that certain Iractional placer mining
claim and mining ground known as at.d
called "Savles Fraction,” situated on
Little creek, a tributary of Gane creek, i
lnnoko Mining District, District oi i
A hiska.
You are further notified that if, at
ihe expiration of ninety {!«)/ days after
(lie last publication of this notice, you
fail or refuse to contribute your propor
tion of such expenditure, your interest
in said claim will become the property
of the undersigned, your co-owner,
under section 21121 of the Revised Stat
utes of the Dinted States.
MILLS .). V1BL, Go-Owner.
Date of first publication April 2'i. 19115.
Date of last publication July 2'i, 19115.
Notice of Forfeiture
TO TOM TURNI'.R:
You and your heirs and assigns arc hereby I
notified t iiat the undersigned hn*< expanded in |
labor and improvements the sum ot one hun
dred dollars ->< >o- for the year t’ upon plaevr
mining claim known a.-> tin* Hen Hur assoeia
tion, Chicken ere- k. a tributary of bonanza
creek, t ttcr Mining District. Territory of
Ala-ka. You are further notified that if at the
expiration of ninety -«/>—'days from the last pub
lication of this notice vou fail or rt fuse to con
tribute to the undersigned your proportion oi
such exj *uditnr< .you int< rest in said , laim
will become the property ot the urn'.* r>iued. i
under Sec. e-,.14 of the Revised statutes oi tin
United States. S. C. ADAMS.
l*irst publication June 14, 1913
I.a-t publication September 13. iQ’3
Annual assessment work blanks at
Pioneer office.
Outfit Here for Itinoko and Mud
River Camps
Oikeman
Roadhouse and Store
ROUT. COCK LI* RN, PROP.
Everything First Class
Visit th0
FLYER 9U'£Snch
The New and Up-to-Date Place to Eat
D1S. OTTER A. ViZE
Olier Greek Roadhouse
One Above Discovery
LODGING, MEALS AT ALL HOURS
Everything Comfortable for Traveler*. JOHN BAGGY, Prop.
[n the I district Court. Territory of A lasl, a.
Font tli Judicial Division W T Vand< i p ><
I'lain tiff. vs. Annie A . \ under pool, Dei- riant.
•>. i * . liiiimiioiir
1"he I*-- •: b-nt of the Cr.it" 1 St.C.r-. ' f A:;:' : ; a.
greeting: To tin: rd>o\ c v. nm ! <r b* M • ^ _
Summons having bem duly ’• - - • i * • < 1 out - ' lay
ibove court in the :1 Oove entitled action an-;
p! u-rd in the hands of the I’nite 1 state, marshal
fur service, and tlie said marshal ha.ing made
hie return, setting forth his inability t >
Liu- said summons in said district mi l that ‘a
-ai l d> fend,ant could not be found tlu-i ei u mid
pi . having filed uid prt
- ■ .art an affidavit slum ing t It tin. sau! •1 - b nd
ant did not reside in -..id district and could u d
be found therein. and that a good cause of a<
turn existed in favor of the plaintiff and against
the defendant:
And the court having considered th :• ••
lid l 11 ; t d a y o f J u 1 . I
;i; tv -in'* tlie put 1 .cation of tin- said -urnm-uis
for a p -riod m six .reek-, in :!;•* Mitaro-1 I’: m« —r.
a new spape>* of general circulation will. u. soil
distri< t.
Now. therefore, you are hereby reqtrreo to ap
pear in the said district cnirt ir ami lyi tin
T-rrit1 -rv of \’.a-kn. Fourth dmi-i-m within
days after the completion of thy mi 1 ’•
t ion. to-wi i: within j days atte. t ’’• • - d
A u mi st. A . 1). ! .gs. exclusive of said da v . a ■
svver the complaint o: lb- abo\ e uam« i pi ' id
a copv "f which is .:n file in the mn
cierk ‘of the above entitle 1 court, and un> — y <u
o appea nd isivf.r, t
for t relief dei led in id coiuj
wit: that the bond-, of malrim y cxmtoig
atid tor liis costs audilisbur-'-meiits
Witness tlie Hon--rabh- F; • a n- k 1 ■ f d.--r
iudge of tlie said court, this :=th day <>i f1 -y.
A . I >. son f 'seal. Cm' i'.V. F Ca : k
Notice of I-'orf*-ittiro
To M. J'.. Heavey, L-.-o ITir.nAii md !•. M Win.
Ian, their heirs, assigns augce^s-.r.s or p- i -
Von are hereby notified l hat I haveg-x «• :• a i
in lab •: and improvements ;-..r ' hot ' • ■
of-,.i2 ami : ay t he sum of one hail dr- l •• •
■ Oil the boil .- Star a-so k.t on p b> ermin
i ig claim, minuted oil M>oia creek m th" •
koina Miu I'is
of Alaska winch have been duly ' • - :■!•••! at iue
n.. . i - - e: - 1 it Tal
amounts have been expended in *-r.i ; ‘ - h; k •*
said claim under the pro'. Kioiis ol k;, a
ea rning annua! labor upon mining cl dins. ':>• me.
th.-. unionn’s required to hold such ekem. Ami
you a ! v- 1 u r • her not i tied that it, u i t in u nine:;.
1 last pub:i«
von fail to contribute your proportion *•;_ s nd
expenditure your iutere .t in -a nl t k. nn u b.
come the p: ope: ty of tile under-ugued y< i: - 1
owner. ^ J • J1 -'A ,: a.!.
First public,:! i m Mav m. i u y.
Last publication Augaist . !
Nofiec of Forfeiture
To William Alb*, iglit. Georg * Ur - t. H • a
Dulv. Jv I if Gtu.ek-tt, James G.imau and
Tin’mas llanlan. tiieir heirs. c--;gn-. s-:e
ceS'ors or personal represeututi-.es
Y ui are hereby notified that we have expended
in labor and impro ements ior e,e a • t lie ve n s
the sui
cl:1 ’.ill. situated on M- -ore or*v k . ;n ' t -• -'"a
Mining and Recording District Ten :f.;y of
Ala-ka, which has been dulv ;« v- a d< : :: the
e •mmis-ion -r's office at h' ik -tun 1 be b- .e
am-aunts have been expended in order to '•
i s.ii-1 brni under the provisions of th Ir.v
concerning annual labor upon mining claims
being the amounts require ! to hold su-di - .
And 'von are further notified that ii wk;:n
ninety r the last pub!
tice. von ' :
lion of said expenditure, your interest in said
claim will become the properly ot th- ca l- r
sigued vour co owi.e s
F.nWARI) MICHF.r.SGN.
Z J.JKWKLL.
First publication May 10, :
Last publication August 9. mm.
Forfeiture Notice
Idi'amd, Alaska, -■’> April UU.
To Tom Do' amp, Mrs. loin Decamp,
Isudore Goldsiein. Julius Schrader,
]’. o. Sandberg and 15. N. Tiiorslieiru:
You ami each of you are hereby no'i
tied that 1 have expended during the
year nineteen hundred and twelve 11> 1 — i
one hundred dollars it-hiO in labor anti
improvements uptm the 1 bird tier,
bench, left, limit, opposite One Abuv .
Otter creek placer mining claim, -nut
ated on Otter creek, a tributary of the
Iditarod river, in the Otter Mining and
Recording District. Territory of Alaska,
notice of location of which i- found in
volume one, at page 2S‘d, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
section 21121 of the Revised Statutes,
and the amendment tberet > app
January 22. LST), concerning at a
labor upon mining claims, being tin
amount required to hold said placet
mining claim for the period ending on
the 31st. day of December. 1912.
And if. within ninety days ahor the
publication of this notice} ju fail or re
fuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure as a co owner, your,
and each and t very, of your interests
in the said Third tier bench, left limit,
opposite ()ne above, < liter erc< k. if ire
said placer mining claim will become
the property of the subscriber,your co
owner, who has made the required ex
penditure. b\ the terms of said section.
KARL B. UK NT.
First publication 2>5 April, I'd ID.
Last publication 20 July, 1913.
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