NOTICE
1 am closing my Jewelry store on Sep
tember <1. 1019; all accounts are due and
payable. 'Pilose having unsettled ac
counts, or watches and jewelry at my store
tor repairs, will please call on or before
the above date.
Cris Anthonisen, Flat Alaska
Mtoii o ^Horol)dnl''3
(DITAROD, ALASKA
Capital and Surplus, $75,000.00
CORRESPONDENTS: Scandinavian American Bank. Seat
tle; National Park Bank, New York'City; Anglo London
Paris National Panic. San Francisco.
We Sell American Bankers’ Checks.
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds for Sale.
OFFICERS:
CHARLES ROSS, President
CLAUDE BAKER, Vice-President
R. C. BUTTON, Cashier
In the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska, Fourth Di vision.— Geo. W.
Albrecht, Plaintiff, vs. John F BaPd,
• I ujira Wada atul K. A. Mcllhennv,
Defendants. No. .TP 1.—Alias Sum
mons for Publication.
The President of tic* United States of
\merica, to toe above-named Defend
ants:
By virtue of an order for * he publica
tion of the summons, made and entered
in the above put it led con rt and cause*, at
Flat Alaska, on the lilt h dav of A ngust.
1011), which said order reads as follow*.;
Upon reading and filing the affidavit of
Geo. W. Albrecht and it satisfactorily
appearing to me the judge of the said
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Fourth Divis on, that the de
fendants and each of them abet due dil
igence cannot b».* found within ilie Ter
ritory of Alaska; and that, the defend
ants *1 ujira Wada and K. A. Mellhentn
are not residents of the Territory of
Alaska; and it appearing from the affi
davit aforesaid that a cause of act ion
exists in this action in favor of the
plaintiff heroin and against tin* >aid de
fendants and each and all of them: and
that the said defendants John F. Baird.
.Iujira Wada. and 1C. A. Mcllhennv. are
each and all necessary and proper par
ties defendant thereto: and it further
appearing that a summons has been
duly issued out of said court in this ac
tion. and that personal service of ihe
same cannot be made upon the said de
fendants or upon either of them, for liie
reasons hereinbefore contained and by
said affidavit made to appear, and it
further appearing from said affidavit,
that property of the defendants within
the Terriiorv of A laska has been seized
and is now held in attachment in this
action, and that the court has jurisdic
tion of the subject of this action; the
said property so seized being described
as follows, to wit:
Placer mining claims No. <> Below
Discovery: San Diego Bench, lirst tier,
right limit, opposite creek claim No. 5
Below Discovery: Smitl Bench, first
tier, right limit, opposite creek claim
No. (i Below Discovery: and < 'reek Claim
No. 2 Above Discovery: all of the above
four claims being located on Bear
('reek, a tributary of Tulecsac river, in
the Kuskokwim Recording District.
Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska.
Also, the following personal property:
One f»-inch gasoline drill situated on
claim No. 1 Above Discovery on Spruce
( Teekj a tributary of Bear creek, afore
said; one Baggerlv scraper and appur
tences, the same consisting of a boiler,
engine, pump, parts and extra parts,
and all machinery used in connection
with said >craper < the said parts and
linings being packed in three boxes
and sii ualed m close proximity to the
boiler and engine aforesaid!, and all -it
uated on Discovery claim, on ih-ir
creek, aforesaid. All of said above de
scribed property, both real and per
sonal, having been seized as the prop
erty of the defendant K A. McDhennv.
Now, t herefore. on motion of (Ten. W.
Albrecht, plaint iff and attorney, it is
ordered that, the ser vice of the sum
mons in this action he made noon the
defendants and upon each of them hv
publication of satd summons in the Idit
■1 rod Dsoneer. a newspaper published at
Iditarod. A I ;t ska. hereby designat'd as
the Newspaper most likely t(, give no
tice to said defend in' s: that such pub
lication l»e made not less than once a
week for six weeks.
Anti it furl her appearing to me that
i he rrsidenee and address of the de
fendant John h; Maird is unknown hut
tfi.it there is a possibility that mail
ini54'ht reach him if addressed to Port
a-,J May, Alaska; and it also a ppearinj»;
that the address of the defendant K. A.
Mel I henny is Avery Isk.nd, Iain isi ana;
it is oruereti that si copy of the sum
mons and a copy of the complaint in
this act ion he tort Itwit h deposited in t he
in the post office at Iditarod, Alaska,
postpaid and addressed to each of John
K. Mairo, Port aye May, Alaska, and K.
A. Me i 'In any. Avery Inland, Louisiana.
i"ii a«*e hereby required to appeal* in
i he District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Fourth Division, within thirty
days after i he completion of the six
weeks* period of publication as pre
scribed by said order for publication:
and answer the complaint of the above
named plaintiff: and unless you so ap
pear and answer, t he plaintiff will take
judgment, against you and each of you
for the sum of two thousand and Jive
dollars with interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent, per an
num from the Kith day of April,
together with the costs and disburse
ments of this action; and will also
apply to the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
And upon judgment taken the prop
erly seized and held in attachment
herein will l»c levied upon and sold in
execution.
Witness, the Honorable Charles F.
Runnel I, ,I udge of said Court, this 13th
day of August. nineteen bundled and
nineteen. H.-Claude Kelly,
[Seal] ^ Clerk.
By Frank B. Hall, Deputy Clerk.
Frank Wiseman, who mined in this
camp in 1910-11, returned here this
week, and is now with the X. C. Co. as
bookkeeper. He came from Fairbanks
Juneau Umpire, Aug. 1: Charged)
| with rnurdet in the first degree, John j
Goslow. a widely-known Alaska team-1
ster, who was indicted by the grand j
jury for the alleged murder of Myra!
Schmidt, found dead in her cabin on \
Front street, last winter, will be the!
first defendant, to appear in court dur- i
ing the September term.
Juneau. Aug. 2.—Charles U. David-1
sou, surveyor-general arid territorial !
secretary of Alaska, was drowned last j
night near the mouth of Annex creek.'
near i’aku inlet. Davidson and family.!
with Hubert Simpson and family, were I
out riding in a launch, and had stopped
at Annex creek, t hey were leaving
for home and had hauled the anchor.
Simpson vto-nt inside to van the
gine. and ii is supposed Davidson fed
overboard. His body has not been re
covered.
\ aldez. Aii". 7. The reported dis- I
coverv of platinum deposits aDout eiyhi 1
miles from Valdez, on the route to the !
L'anana river, has developed a small j
stampede from tiiis city. It, is the only
stampede on record in Alaska his:or;, i
where many of the siampeders have ,
^iiite to she district of Discovers in
au omobiles. Arthur Zi Merman. a
trapper, is said to have made the tiud
in .May. and assays of ore found are
said to show hn_rh values in platinum
and gold. The ground may be easily
worked by hydraulic met hods. Nearly1
loij persons have staked claims.
—
{)‘Viny to the increased number of
yame hunters wlio are cominy to
j Alaska seeKtny trophies, the Governor
I mi' made a brief compilation of the law
i covoriny the subject and had printed
: copies made, which contains t he follow- >
: ' t1 y in forma t toil:
I leads or t:n:>hies which are pro-:
I cured in seas*.>n.
lie,iiis or trophies which are pur-'
chased cannot he- exported.
Heads or trophies cannot be exported
' for sale.
A non-resident may ship heads or
trophies only after procuriny a huntiny
| license, and comp \my with the first
t h rt-e requ t rt mein s.
Shipping permits may be procured
! upon appheat ton and remittance of loyal
h-e to the Governor of Alaska with lol
: in winy information: ta) Name and ad
i l oss of shipper; (h- Name and address
of person to whom shipped; ;ci Port of
entry t.Seattle or San Francisco) of
shipment.
A lee of $40 permits the export of
head and trophies of following: One \
moose, ii' kiiied non h of 54 dei>.,4 deer, j
2 caribou, 2 sheep, 2 yoats, 2 brown
I bears.
A fee of $10 permits the export of the
head and i ropnv of 1 caribou and 1
| slieep.
A fee «»f $50 permits the export of the
head and t rophy of 1 brown bear, 1 griz
zly bear, I yuat or 1 deer.
A fee or $l5u peituits the export of’
the bead and trophy of 1 moose killed 1
sout h ot (id tlejf.
Remuiance must be made in the
form of postal or express money orders,
or drati. ir exchange is iticiuoed. pay
able to the Gouernor of Alaska, or in
currency. Personal checks are not ac
ceptable.
Pnder a recent ruiing the term
“grizzly beat ” has been held to mean
e brown hear tor the purposes of i he
Alaska eanab law. and. therefore, sub
ject to the same provision and re^uia- [
lions.
Job Printing at The Pioneer office.
Travel in Comfort!
Ira K. Wood's Powerful and Speedy (las Paunches
Nancy Bell and Prairie Bell
Connect with All Steamers Arriving and Leaving Dike
man Landing, Best Accommodations.
Big Steamers on New Run
New York. Aug. 2d.- -The big steam
ships Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific have been permanently assigned
1 o transport service between San Fran
cisco, Honolulu, Manila. Nagisaki.
Guam and Vladivostok. Tney are ex
pected to make the voyage between
San Francisco and Manila in Id days,
thereby greatly improving the mail
service. The steamers have been on
the Portland-San Francisco run since
the early part of lf)ld.
Hamilton's Sheet Metal Works re
cently manufactured ana installed a
line furnace-heater outfit, for the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mutchler, which
will «really add to the winter comforts
of their Flat City residence.
1 gwprti Saddle Horses
L5 "OS *5 TO LET
EXPRESS TO ALL PARTS OF DISTRICT
Crystal SpNngs~T^Z^ss
Delivered Daily to Your Door.
pan TSartnett, Flat
Every Comfort for the Traveling Public
HOUSE
Formerly the McDonald. Iditarod
POOL ROOM I N CONNECTION
Free Reading Room
Large and Clean Stables for Horses !
and Dogs
If It's Something (rood to
I'd it You're Looking for
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