IDITARQD PIONEER
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imlic, s n i<, Hu . : . :. miperaim tliut sueli nolires lie elea .. written parlaeu
larly as n.pods names anil dates.
INDIFFERENCE OF ALASKANS ON PUBLIC QUESTIONS
In another column of this issue will be found a communication
that is of more than passing interest. It calls the attention o! our read
er. to a fact that has been often commented upon and which is not
l-u.’d to exi'laii: -the indifference of the people to questions oi punhc,
policy, and especially lb-me pertaining to Alaska, lhe particular in
i mce oi this indifference complained of is that in regard to Secretary
bane's plan for the development of Alaska’s resources on the plan ot
a gigantic corporation, controlled by a board selected by the President,
j; would seem natural to suppose that a plan of this nature, having such
tremendous possibilities tor the future ot Alaska, should have aroused
more interest than it has. As it is supposed to have the approval oi
President Wilson, and as there is a bill before congress intended to put
Pie secretary's plan into effect, it behooves the residents of tne tern-.
U rv to bestir therm-elves, as suggested by our correspondent.
The indifference complained of is due primarily lo the fact that
heretofore few people have come to Alaska to make their homes. It
has been the custom, and is yet to a large extent, lor persons to conic
;0 A ka for the purpose of making money that they may expend on
the Outside, cither in establishing themselves in. business, m the pur
chase of homes, or in er*loving the so-called good tilings of hie w.ixh
are supposed to be sc. abundant m the older and more thickly settled
communities. So long as Aie tea, and especially the interior pan, le
mmas isolated from the outside world, just so long will these conditions
hold swav. No man can take a sincere and abiding interest in a coun
try which he is engaged m looting, and that is just what it amounts to.
With the building of railroads will come a new era. Immigrants Will
come here with the expec tation of remaining permanently and engage
in developing the natural resources found here so abundantly. With
easy rail transportation to the coast, a trip to the Outside will not be
the long, tedious and expensive undertaking it i? at present. Alaska
with a population of home-builders Will lee a diib'rent place tnan it
has been in the past, when a large percentage o; its pco,• e were itin
erant fortune-hunters. Then will the people be interested in the n ib
lic c ... : )ns affecting tlie'r interests, and will endeavor to make tneir
.felt. Now is a .00 1 a tirn; . ; airy to cor in ice trk r.g up
our shoulders th' responsibilities oi citr/enr-h.p, and at r ‘ take an in
. ent mteiest m mailers affectm . task; 5 dev opm :t and ruture.
p n *> t> p t r » r ^ r> rj n 77
fa a. .oniAn UfiLiiu h?.i
Ihe news that a secret cabal has been formed for the purpose of
securing the removal of Mr. Bryan from the cabinet of President Wh
son makes particularly interesting at tins time the following editorial
from the Seattle Sun:
“\o slat sur.n ::i American his! rev ,'v.; Ivan more consistently
knocked, if we ma; u e the vernacular, than vviliiam Jennings Bryan.
"ihe stand-pat press constantly picks cut the minutest details cf j
ins everv-day life, his go mg' and coming , the sty: • of Ins hat and the
cut c! ins coat, and a thousand other tilings, m a mean attempt to
pillory and destroy him.
“V.hat is the meaning of this persistent assault on Mr. Bryan?
hire explanation is not difficult.
“Bryan and Bryanism have been under fire for twenty years or
more. Bryan has been knocked and hammered on with wanton per
sistence since the memorable campaign of 1896, when the country
was plunged into a heated financial controversy. Meanwhile Mr.
Bryan has moved steadily along his selected way, without once doing
more than to smile upon those who have sought to destroy h in.
.• tmencan political history has developed no more remarkable j
character than in the present secretary of state. Jackson was abused. :
But Jackson showed resentment. Lincoln was abused. And Lincoln
endured it with a quiet but sad and saddening patience which at times
betrayed the hurt and rankle of the bitterness heaped moon him. Bryan,
abused as Jackson and Lincoln were abused, but for different reasons,
smiles upon his detractors and moves cheerfully along his chosen way.
“Are these hired knockers of Bryan, who even snarl at h;s benev-!
oler.ces, at his efforts to make 'he world better and brighter, at his!
humanitarian preachments, at his eloquent advocacy of things and,
practices that are wholesome and clean and beautiful, dreaming of the
next presidential campaign?
“Vie do not know; nor do we care, for William Jennings Bryan i
for nearly twenty years has come just about as near being the Pres:- j
dent of these United States as any man who has been called to the posi
tion. even Taft made concessions to him, and whatever his critics
may say. Mr. Bryan has the supreme consolation of knowing that
Roosevelt, \v ilson and others have pushed forward many fights that j
he began.”
On Monday morning next, at iO o’clock, at the Miners & Mer-1
chants bank, the registration books for the proper enrollment of the i
legal voters, both male and female, of the town of Iditarod, will be
opened. The annual election for the selection of a board of council- S
men will be held Tuseday. April 7. The registration books will be
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; the election for the town council, a school board of three members wail
be elected.
i SECRETARY LANE’S PLAN
FOR ALASKA DEVELOPMENT
March 10, 1914.
! Iv liter Idi'arod Pioneer:
! In your i.-.-ue of February 121 appeared
1 :> copy of Secretary Lane’s plan for a
i -■ lotion of the various Alaskan pr-b! -ms.
| I rather expected seine comment before
I this expressing approval or otherwise of
j the o'an adv< rated by the secretary of the
! interior.
: Since I hear very little di-rusdon of ’•he
j -ubavt in public in fad, a considerable
j number of persons admit to not even bavin;:
■ read it I beg to offer a little criticism, not
of Secretary Lane’s plan f r the dev 1 puna,
i i Alu'kan resources, but of the apparent
i agnation of any interest in tlie-’i* voters
j from a constructive point of view by the
| average Alaskan.
Is Hex Ik-itch, in his ‘ w«'i! ': A after a 1
•debt when lie make- IVxtrv say in reply
j i young (llennister’s suggestion that thi s
| must tight for their rights, “Xo u-\ s;n;
! there are only three real men in this va:
and tin? rest are Just a bunch of
who will not light"? Perhaps a hill” dra
tie com; iris n. 1 t ( lg . us di
I piire drastic remedies. A bit of arid i
1 !ly good ft i an uwive stomach.. M..yn*
j a tilth stirring will star: s. mt thing.
The j i in: 1 wish t > make is this: We
1 Mo.-kans one and ail r.ve it to ourselv s t
| “ fti aettv • part in the - iutn n of th*
j \ a: 1 us vex- iiniis pr. 'T in-- of Ala ' a. Vie
1 \ ! 11 v t
• ring about be in fi-da! re idw, but we lav
our chauioi ms in ; 1 rr- i f power, Why na»
trengthen their position? Certainly Secre
tary I,aiie must be termed one of .M. -ka's
n - His ■ mpr hens ve j 1 f
j dovelopnioi t of Ala4;an resources indicate
not only careful thought, but also a
■ •• h •! sive ktiov. i hie • Ah-.k: n r-mdd i •••
when he frankly .-.aten that “Xla.T a : - a »»
is. to be opened under new conditions";
j out “we must cr< a: * a new pi are of gov
• nin.ent for the : .rp -sc" ; ;ha: th s h ■ o
I • • Aia.-kan | col 1 :::> .4 .! 1 c me th:. d.
k ■
dn re can be no sa:isfact .ry adn.mi-tratk,n
ml laws or 1 w
distance of 5.0(® mil -= from the » in;
action. The < ye that . , . honi 1 be near die
voice that gives the order."
All Alaskans must acknowledge the tru<h
and logic of these fundamental prum / l<\s,
and wr should be gi;.‘ f U1 t0 Sec re ary ! • m
for tatir thei •
without reserveti; n.
And right here I wi.-h to p, bit om •
becalms the duty of every Ala -'..an to
make a light for result.•• al.-ng tl.c-v i .; -.
a r .. flag noise, but a steady. am he
and united support of the g:mer:d p key ad- I
; vocated by Secretary kmie.
Most ( ! us may not be corn} • .- ;
out and pass -..pen the detail; of mailing the !
* lan. operative, but most of us have com 1
a> n sen.-e. vv e can determine the general
"s-nd nr bad of a scheme, the workable and |
unworkable point-;.
1 would ro>pectfully suggest that we gn
together on this matter at the earlic. t -os
'idle time and in open meebng di.-ci:-=s Sec
ret ary bane's plan; and if in the opinion of
‘he majority the plan seems good, lr m ,
get busy and boost i; by pas-ing rps- 'gb, •
urging its adoption, with such comments a^
may seem advisable, and forward such r. : i
lu lions to every person of influence in ad
ministrative affairs.
We have had the !>all started for us; a
little extra boost will keep it rolling Will !
Alaskans help by putting their shoulders to
it to help d over rough places?
Nothing worth having was ever gained
without a struggle.
Come, what say you, men of Alaska, who i
have necked your load a thousand miles,
who have braved and defied the northern
blizzards, W'ho have fought mosquitos and
the swamps, overcoming obstacles that only
the men of the North can estimate, and
overcome in your effort to wrest from its
hiding places the elusive gold- -will you now
shirk your simple duty as citizens to assist
m the establishment of a wise and frugal
government for Alaska?
Thomas Jefferson in his first inaugural
address stated one of the greatest truths
when, in speaking about the truly wonder
fid resources of our country, he said: -One
thing more, my fellow-citizens, is necessary
to make us a happy and prosperous people
and close the circle of our felicities, one
thing more a wise and frugal government,
which shall restrain men from injuring one
another, but shall leave them otherwise free |
to follow their own pursuits and industries
and improvements, and shall not take from
tiie month of labor the bread it has earned.” j
That is the sum of good government. Let
' us help to have i: worked out in Alaska.
A \ INT E RESTED CITIZEN.
I
i CORDOVA’S ANGRY CITIZENS
EURH SENATORS IN EFFIGY
|
Arc'rdimr t«» a Cordova d'-pruh in »de
id'id ;.r:l.. N w- Miner of 1 bruary 17. on
January CVS last all the Alaska senators ex
' C“! t Dun feriser;and, who were then on the
Oi.pidc. vi iieil Washington, D. C. and
'a-1iiio-1 b. f :e the house eomn.ittre on ter
r.'o ie- r.warding th • A! oka railn :i:l bill
and cn • .; ■;.- in Ala-ka. Their remark."
W' i •' dopo ... ry t > Cordova and tin* ime,
O'! • of Iniiri.ir Ala.'ku, v.iih the eve •;;!i m
of tht hii-awd section.
A" a result if their testim nv, which
; rcai hod C rdova in the Cougr-'-hoiud Rue
• rd of 'atiuary MS, lhe eitirens of Cordova,
j through the instigate n of (1.- rge E » 1 y.
m o' r « f the Rainier (Irand hotel, burn.* I
every sen at >r \ ith the (x-eption < . Sen
ator Dan S 'i.'iland in (Stigy. Th. sen
i ai- rs c:.ist a.'per.C- ns upon the character of
iVer.ute Wiehei ham and tallied ill,* a 1 d
i : f i ;.;1 b -. • • i l if -'i’ll- ol. The Cor-i »vans
* * • i ' .' . • and M'dh rd fir.-.t, end thi .
d II -wed wit!; ;di lie- Alaska .•« :i tl r e:;e • t
*~r - t ;r-r) p {\nrv * v rr>.?r *. v<*
. k a i-vai* iiJ CVi.'aii\U
,! :«!■.: . - fn m ■ mu -r ilrr.rv ,
- II .
; • n 1 ' ! i '. : i He v.: 1 ; • i
1. irl ;:; i k s for a rt time a nr! j.rnbabl/
•:! 1 i-'Uipb te t!: * hai* T.e- of his trip t
i t! 1-y v.after th* ojiemn . of n; vi
| gati-m.
i *
HOARY ANECDOTE WITH ADDITION
V* h* a ( i '.r l'r !d-m. !i 'v.s a youth a fine
y-’i'i: ■ i • ■ . 1 • : a social galh-rmg v. re
■ • '< '\7. ! i ■ I < ■ by trying t;» se * v ho
• ;t:'. i: ! c r i :i were on hi 1 . •:
the (: :.-ion the master of cer
-if'i : ed np;o Cm ! ..-mith and -v !:
l This incident a.F > happened to Frederick
'•he Great. Dean Swift, William the F;i
1 I n’iis MY. Mr. IF; y«. Ivan the Terrinle.
lms Caes;.r. S- .rut! A. t; i I a ‘he tl, n
' •' 1 inor .hr: Doug! [. ; -v s
n1"r'j *.T ? A'.’n »p '"'T
:■■ :»rr:ii!; to be i, nr ;■ r i!.n bdtor part
j ' f th- r triin.’-r > f th ■ wii.'i -, II. J. ,\i
! v.-'.il ,.f the gnrr:d land
left Ft rl F hr ;arv 13 for the
I'-wcr river, tie v.'.II travel with a dog
team, and v ill •. i the Inn >ko, Iditar d.
Kusltol:win and Ruby di ri , ii
u) return if. !• a.rmmlus p-vcr the la.-1 ice in
tin spriii:
“DUTCH JAKE” IS MARRIED
Chicago, Am. 1:0.—Jacob Goetz, nvlion
• ire mining iv:.n of Spokane, and vilely
k,i‘‘ h the Northwest ms “Dutch
’v 21 . : I >d hi re today to Miss
*<v-' • formerly a stenographer
IVnh mi. Or.
-’'b-s Sv.\ ei.-. y hud been vi.-iting relatives |
::i the Fast. and met Goetz here on her
way back West.
The discovery of the great mines of the
Ooenr d’Alene district of Idaho proved the
foundation of Goetz’ fortune, and ho was
one of the picturesque figures of the dis
trict in the early days.
The Colored Doctor's Taking Ways
An old negro was taken ill an ! called in
a physician of his own race to prescribe for
him; but the oil man did not seem to im
prove, and eventually a white physician
was summoned. Soon after his arrival Dr.
f' It the old man’s pulse for a mo
ment and then examined his tongue.
‘‘Did your other doctor take your tem
perature?” he asked.
“1 don't know, boss,” the sick man an
swered feebly. ‘T hain’t missed anything
but my watch as yit.” Ex.
FOR SALE
Dry blazed wood, birch and spruce, 10
foot lengths, cut in April. 1913. repiled in
summer on skids, SI2 per cord, or green
birch and spruce, $10 per cord, delivered.
Difference in price is difference in produc
tion. Sample of blazed wood may be seen
at Pioneer office. DAN HARTNETT.
Newsboy Crew Leases Property
Arrangements have just been completed
1 whereby the workmen of the Newsboy
Inline, near 1'airbunks, have formed a part
norship and taken a lease on the property
j [or the ensuing year. The partnership,
! vvhich will be k n »wn as the Co operative
\* o.rg k 1/ a ng Company. Agrees to pay
ihe treasury of the Newsboy Mining Com
pany 75 per c-nt of the gross production,
and as an evidence of good faith has do
[••i-i'.ed with the company $1,000, which
will serve as a guarantee. The lessees
agree to purchase all the wood on the
I r-'perty at t! * present lime, paying for
’ho amount i:>-d at the expiration of each
j month. Ihe l*;sor agrees to allow the
! l-asing company to use all machinery, to* Is
j md other equipment on the property at
i h • present time. According to th • terms
..f the agreement L -Ik* M. Drury i- to have
fail charge and management of the mine.
I and it is also stipulated that the lessee
.-hall keep two men on development war!;
! at all time?. The workmen are confident
. ihat the propirty v.;t:i be put on a sub
| -iinitial paying bads.
Pete Jor^nsoi Killed by Fail
j As :lit' !•'■'*!■!♦ < a f: U. pre.a mubly from
,i } . i d.t of (10 frat, to the bottom of a
I hr:! on N.>. !H. (iokb-tn am. Pete Jurgen
11. a I;. • r or in the cm; ! >y of Will* tins c:
Co. died 1 being taken to
| I iird;.!i-' ■■ R.,1: It W.dii-r. The mm
I was taken from id c .-haft about 7 o’clock
d morning. »:m li-emus. and revived
•t :d i ntLy in tell hi- rescuers that h" had
f..11 m fr«.m the hidd.r while climbing m:t
nf t ho --haft. Mr Ware liter and his light
rig were immediately sent for and the in
i ’a 1 m; n started for lov.n. but when Mr.
1 V, m i.ar Parted Jo unload Jorum -on at
.1 g h’s '• i -: b 1 he di-coverr d that the
i man warn d d. !!•• is presumed to have
| died where mi 1 !:»• road between town
: and i.he t o of Birch hill. ;:s he um- g,vt
! t; : rl :m ni . ly due 1 ,<t tone Mr. V/acch
: r 1- !;• ' at him. while coming up the
i ariiiecr cm k hhl. dor;" n.-on was about
j yo:r ( f md of Danish ria’i r •.!
i. ha i 1 . ii in . do Tan am for ab ...
>, r>: -st « r i o- time hav:r: r Ivon
in the ir.cr , n Gel Istrc am and a:
I3a:.r:;~ Wring L;/. Is ir/» i
District AU rney Ci hy tr-lrl a
;!v i:: 1 ikin^r law t. ; bn inva’id. The
1 . < ,'M be ten to a tcM a; but li’tl3
i.-;,ei;se !••■ said. T? cr- ■,:.•> .•«) u y- tba;
the q» t taken to the higher
• - • much del y “If 1 were
ing t •< a n.ia'rg cl.-im,” he contlnu*-*-'.
I • . i ir -: ■ i!..:' '■ j:r.n< r.\ the
■11 l..v>* ?;-«• felly carried out. and if po.-d
i»le :*:c ?i c.••!*.[.trm to tie" ; n\;-f.n.
•i ;!'•* rev. law. that I might be certain ;»r
Id 'fod .Van Ar-ivst in Fairbanks
■ •1 • .Ti. wn '■! ! timer < f ihi.
m i ! ■ end. mav. :i 1- a k
lv UP- r m n mfr, - 1 ■
r cm lie traveled -1 i ire .
: in. , r a * ,y
A"' ■ p r K;. ;r an y j
Kaulf ,:m. a na k lormerly of
'■ on l hr i.v re a ly. K niii
came hero freu; the Idr.arod ttml went
■f.t."..' ! r trt■ :item, nti he was operated
a a; H. :i ; chain f, r a.nrer of die st it.;
u ' -.■<■:! ng math latter, hi- partner,
'hole IV;, i.mre, took him to Wisconsin,
"tr’t'e lm di-’d. Nome Industrial Worker.
Estate; Escheat to United States
•hide'* I rad M. Brown of Valdez has de
eitlr.l that unclaimed estates in Alaska
■ h at i.: ’I ■ Ji-deral gov-arm.a i:t rather
than to !' i '-rritory of Alu.-I.ii. The de
et-inn was rera!"red in a hearing over the
i question of ,kc distribution of the estate
"f kv- t- ( . it: which Attorney Charles
id. Bunnell appeared for the territory ami
failed States Did rit : A; tornej
(jay Brut her appeared for :1m federal g-.v
err.nien;. The e-t.de was valued at $.1,000,
ami there ware no heirs to claim it.
White Exonerated of Ugly Charge
Deliberating less than one minute, the
jury in the case of the United States vs. 1
Thomas II. White, on trial before Judge]
Fuller at Fairbanks on a charge of incest, i
brought in a verdict of not guilty, and I
thereby exonerated the defendant. The j
closing hours of the trial were the most
dramatic ever witnessed in a court in this
division, and when the verdict was rendered
expressions of approval could bo heard in
all parts of the court room. Although sen
sational in its nature, the charge against
the defendant and the (rial of the case were
made doubly so on account of the com
plainant and principal witness for the prose
cution being the sen of the accused.
Rich Strike Made by Cleary Operators |
Returning from a trip to Chatanika and j
Cleary, says the Fairbanks Times, A1 Coss- I
lett reports that Sam Weiss, Fritz Zeimer I
and Louis Fiansen have located a second ,
bedrock on 16 below, Cleary, and pay dirt
that will run $4 to the foot. The second
bedrock is about 20 feet below the first,
and shows greater values than does the 1
mure ‘■•hallow ground. The operators have]
driven a tunnel for 7i) feet downstream,
and as the pay continues, they are con
vinced that they have located a regular
well defined paystreak, which will continue
through the adjoining (hums. The ( per
ators of Hi below have taken a lay >n 17
below and will continue to drive the tun
nel through that ground as well rlhe
second bedrock is about loO feet from the
-urface, and the dirt is of a formation quite
different, in appearance from that of the
first bedrock, indicating that the bed of the :
creek had been much lower at one time and ,
that a groat slide from the hill caused the |
I change. The operators expect to open up j
both claims this* winter as much as po--i 1
ble, and will operate them on an nxtei ive
.-rale in summer. It is e.'.imated that th- !
new disco-’cry will increase tie* c tput of j
• h * creek by many thousand- of b* liar
I ‘luring the coming sea.-on, ::s :r. my < l t-h •
tin r mim-rs of the distric ex- r, to sink
i ii-.f's in search of tin* second bedrock.
i
Petty Thefts Reported
The people of Fairbanks are all v a m ! '
j up over the th'dt of many articl"- of x^:-" J
pnarel liall
’he progress of a dano* recently, and also |
j from picture shows. Pro-secutions utv
| hinted at.
| Mow Member of Surveyor General's Family
V. bee! ■
| the bir h f a 1; to Mr. ami Mr
; '‘harps P. David.-n The little lady w -
j burn in Juneau on 1> bruary Id. Mr. I)a
i vidson is surveyor general of the territory
Guggcnheirrn Will Extend Cpere.ticns
A Seat:P dis; ,.:ch < f February ]’> -v
that Pros den; Baxii r of ih° C >: ; or Ri/or ;
; iV X .rhwe lorn Id hvay ('' in; any and the !
\ Ala ka Steamship (’• any, a,, :
1 Ua. ka mama.or of tin (slggrnhFm
ests. announces that i is* a - s.k n . Pr i
• If*Jit- Wil ■ ii signs ti e Alaska ram •• d bib
hi- c »mpa:.i s d' < nd 1 dm;’ i; )
" Id :ig years ami branch f th
River railway and iii aidiiinnai * a iat
i for the X Hi in ti a v.
Commissioner Stier Wants to Resign
I -
; (io-• ror-'*;' >w.*:, !.•■■. writ to :• Judge V. I
’ lulier that he wi*!io-• to resiun. and ask
( .hat !"1 !>*• :•( lieved of I is duties by April 1.
i ‘ts r- asrn for his n-ienaiion the e >ni
j i.basic.!ner stat* s tha lher.' i> too much
j ; k a.."4 t <o many ciut ms to pe, n . n ;
j without remum ration. La.-; winter. (Vui
irner tiv'V. acting a . r. i
j i.ip li :n :>. * •. ! m !: I i :m in
nest, an although he wa 1
1 employ a numl.fr of dog mmis and tak<
i ••;-y wi»h him. his :ic(vn;.- '' err not
| approved i paid by I lie boyar t. inert un
j mi la, • i . . fall.
Editor Sentenced to Jail
In tlie district (•• art at Fair; aik- on
iV:.r,::*ry 11 !. Kim .h. f : of
I appeared for .muter, •;. ha.\ ';:g bo n
! C laid tr': i: of co-i.i:»;*>t of r . A-ked
ii he had anything f. -ay why srr.'ontv
sr.nuM not | •-•.M (l, Ka-j.-M a wai v.d h
and was thereof *n s( n to need by
Her to ser\e a term of six months
in »V.» f,,jail and t. tea. :i > : >.;()(;
and ( • -r.'. The c. i;rt d o • •:« ’ . r’. •
, pfendant most s.-rv.* .in.o in o P 1 lieu
no and cm is, no: to e. ,» ’ ISO
*11 >"ii ?. ih • ; arsing of sci i nee
■ or nil appeal on a writ of
•a \v:« th'T, f -ro granted a .day of
• and hi-; bail was fixed at cl."CO.
—fY.n • roadiiom? and fix
•rated at I\ iks of Flat crei k; a
Inanir on premises.
Notice of Forfeiture
To F’.< '-ii‘ Kami;.\:i. it i! a tie s and Wni.
H.ml<n:
-■ -lid . :i di :* \ .ii a:-f !'• uTv n .tifle i
Hi'- ' ' expend- d durmy
yea;- d and 'I 1 ' u
I' imi -v - iq .,n tin- Winnie as
--a : i m pi n > r ...: t*i*. claim, mi M tllie
. a t 11 diary <T - wp-i- i P-ek. in • liter
jii11<• jt p an in tP\, mu, I'emPuy of
Ah •:»,!, !!•.(!' • id’ ! 'call ill of \\ hi ell IS p.e. d
d! \ ii • i. at pace ; •.)?, «.f the r -. pj
' !' sard otter prerim t. in or lor l i hold >md
claim und r tit- p,-. ., mn; of >. cm n ;
of the lie\ ist• d ia■ i;tes, and tin- amwidm r:t
thereto approved January -J-J, issn. cm;.
ee"inny annual labor upon mminir claims.
I)einy the aim . mi required t * * hold -a. I
placer minim: claim for the period ending'
n tin- : st d .rime. mber, l y 1 3.
And if within ninety days aider the pub
liis notice you fail or r Tn -•
p» contribute van: proportion «f such e\
p» mliHire as a n» n\\ner. \ • nr an ! ea h
and every of your interests in tin- Min-im
a-sociati'.n placer minum claim win bee, r
llie propm-ty of the subscriber, your c .
tvvueia who has made the p-quip-d expen
diruie, l-v tile terin> « i‘ said section.
CH \ ' P. 'll KHAI'IT.
F. • -1 puMiratii.ii, Jan. i iU i.
J.ast publication, \pril i. 1 *.♦ 1 i.
DR. H. BEHLA,
Dentist
Appointments by Telepnone
J*i;.t City
E. M. 5 TAN TOR,
Attorney at Law
Office Second St., Idiiarod Alaska
Next to Idiiarod II -lei
J. C. MOODY,
Attorney at Law
IDITARCD, ALASKA
Office: Beattie House B if.. F Ave.
W. F. HARRISON,
Attorney at Law
SOITAROO, ALASKA
Second Avenue, Near Marshal s Office
DR. KIOORE,
OFFICE GRAND HOTEL, FLAT
Eye-Glass F Ling Ts' sor.e
Forfeiture rictioe
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W. WiiiH i it !-■••; •>, William rsi-w
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j im*nt tlnucti' :i[ j»r«■ \« 7 .January I>v".
. i ;*nin?r animal lab r »:f-*u tnifiii:^
: ria:::.-. la-iii^r ti; • am ;n: r* n-it.» li ' I
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1 iratimi f this m.r yi»n ra r i• fus»* t
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• \\ • . :. Ml! * *. iiV til ti-rms ..f >
JOHN KMf'IKi!.
Firs! nniilmati ■:>. .Tan. :t t. toil.
Fast publicum n. May j. PM ..
f“ n n u !, J Rfl
SLEDS MADE TO ORDER
R •. - righting S
18 in.. 20 in.. -'2 in. and 21 m. wide.
Lengths 6. 0. 10 and 12 it.
SLEDS REPAIRED
Old Sleds Repaired in First-class Style
Best Selected Hickory n r Forty Sleds Re
ceived on Last Boats from Outside
CHARLIE DREW
Shop Grand Hotel FLAT CREEK
Drink Et From a Genuine German Stein
|-J f <% <T' Q I M
SDiTAROD SAM WiLMER
Beef, Rflutton, Pork, Poultry, Fish
Dry Packed Butter
s.„„dE, sditarod meat co.