Details of accident
Companion of Dober££
Telfe Story Of
Drowning
\V. ft. ^Tassauer, wlio'WKS on ^he
*Buttirisky at the tinie of the dfdWri
*ing o^Tom jDoherty, gives the fol
lowing account of the kccident:.
“We left Valdez Friday morning
-and all the way‘to the narrows'had
trouble With tHe engine, the ex
haust being frozen. When beyond
the mouth of Jacks'ba'y the engim
became overheated and stopped,
and Tom decided to put up tin
sails so We could be making head
way. He left me to cool off the
engine, while he started to, put up
the main sail, which was a slow
job, as-the sea was very rough and
a gale blowing. I heard him on
the upper deck for some tinie, ami
then heard him jump to the for
ward deck to put up the jib After
that I heard nothing more until
his cry for help came from astern
1 knew running about nanunng
a boat but realized that the sail
must be taken down before I could
turn around, and this took n e
some time, owing to’ the terrible
pitching of the boat. Alter I hah
the sail’fixed I saw the Pennslv
varna going along the other side oi
the Sound and tried to,signal her.
but without avail, so I went to tin
engine and to my surprise six
started up without any trouble. 1
then took the wheel and startei
i
around when the steering ropt
brtrtvtr. and I lost live minutes re
pairing that, but finally turne<
around and got back to where Ton
'rad fallen overboard but not him
could be seen of him. It must
have been 15 minutes from tlx
time of the accident until I got ilx
boat back, and the cold and ex
posure was too much for Doherty,
lie had no coat on and was wear
ing light leather sho. s, so he could
have kept on top hut fer the eofd.
“After looking for Torn for Bonn
time I worked the boat into Galena
bay, where it now is. I saw my
first salt water four months ago
when I came here and this experi
ence with it will do me for all
time.”
Ex-Governor Swineford has
started a new weekly paper at
Ketchikan, calling it the Mining
News.
Juries Drawn.
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Following are the juries drawn
Saturday evening:
grand Jury
Jas. Kibbles, J. Nichols, John
Ryerman, Wm. Webb, J. G. Mc
Cracken, 0. A. Borgen, W. W.
Ayer, Chas. Seeley, W. H. Bren
Jien, Geo. Mead, E. Y. Taylor. Gin*
bgarf, and Oscar E. Olson, of Val
dez. ■ !
Henry Brandt. G. J. Fiester. J.A.
Terry, J. M. KimbaU, Fred Wag
JJer, and J. R. Van Cleve of Sew
^irnumimmmmm
a td.
'C. F. Sinclair, G. N. 'Duval, S. E.
‘DhVfJrspike of Ca tel lit.
'Gtfy Bant a, of Latfmche.
'PRTIT JLfRY
’Bernard Erickson, W. Befffdrt,
J. M. ‘Peterson, C. C. 'Rudolph.
Clarence Brown, S. S.'Lvnrh, C.:
•Schtihs, W. E Barry, of Vuldei. .
W, A. MoNeiley, Thos. Irvine,
C Tcekknhurg, W. P. Henry, D.C.
Brownell, \V. Si. Bauers, C. Fager
soii, Ei E. Richie, of Seward.
Chas. Wallace and D. B. Smal
ley, of Ellamar.
G. W. Winkler M. N. Vaughn,
of (Jatella.
John Brownlow, of Sunrise.
(J. (J. Roberts, of Camp Comfort.
Gi e Anderson, of Coidova
Geo. Rorer, of Diy Creek.
Notice of Forfeiture
To F. II. Cook and George McNeor:
You arc hereby notified that the under -
-igued lias expanded $200 iq labor and im
pjovemeiits ou the claim known as Bench
Irtim B, which runs parallel With claims 1,2
imi 3, Hex Gulcu. c. tributary of Chititu < 'reek,
iu the Xizinu milling district. Alaska, aaid
oench claim being on the west side of Hex
■ ulch, in order ti hold said mining claims tin
ier the provisions of Sec. 232-1 of the Ke vised
Statutes of the United State-, being the required
imount to hold said mini.ig ulaims lor the
ears liKki and 1906, ending l»ec. 31st, 1900. And
if within ninety (90) days from the service of
llis notice, or the complete publication there
of, you fail or rt fuse to eon rinute y«.ur propor
tion of said expenditure as co-owner, your one
eighth interest in said claims will become the
property of the undersigned under and pursu
,nt of said Section 2324 of the He vised Statutes
ot the United States.
Iialed at Valdez, Alaska, this 10th day of Jan
uary, 1907.
A. F. Hoffman
'•ate of first publication January 10, 1907
Hate of last publication April 11. 1907
Notice Of Forfeiture.
To Ous Sponberg:.
You are hereby notified that the imder
•igned have expend-d $200 in labor uud im
provements t»u the claims known as the
ieview. Cats l’aw, Ruby So, 1 and Ruby No. 2.
•itun'ed on Knight’s 'slatnl, Alaska, in order
'to ivolu said, mining claims under the pro
visions of Sec.‘J.T24 i>t tlie Revised Statu'es of
th ■ Oniied istHtes.. being the required amount
to hold said mini: ir claims for Die years ;0oi,
Str> and l'.Kk). And if wrthlu ninety (‘.x') days
fiom tiie service of this nutic , ot the complete
publication therefof, you fail or rci ise to con
ribute your proporation of 'aid exp'htli-*
ur. its co-tivvtier, yuur on • fourth in-cr, st in
aid claims will lic -ome the property <>t the
ndersigoed under and pursuetit of ‘ ‘id Ser
in i 2,24 of the Revised Statutes of the Cnited
'fates.
Dated at Valdez tliis 17tli day of Jan
mry, H)’J7. 1
<’H VS. Sf ShEBG,
< It As. S iMir.KKti,
J.is. SIMPSON.
■'a?e of lir-t ;wddieiition January 24, 1 f*r>7.
uto of last publication April 2-». 11*07.
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Notice, Of Forfeiture.
To John M*‘s oner:
You are h reby notified that I have per
; ir.ued the aonur! labor .is required by see
ion '2:121 of tbe Devised Statutes ot the United
't i es up »n ere k placer minim; chum iniui
her Five below Discovery, ,,i.uv Creek, F <rt>.
ail - 1 re.'inet. Third Judicial Division. Alaska,
r the >c.ir ending Dueuiuoer 31st, loud.
You are further notified that the amount -o
•xpneied is the sum of One Hundred dollars,
>itid that unless you shall payor catir • to be
paid to m within ninety days after the puhii
cation >f tii»>: notie * viuir prep >rtionate share
nr sutdi annualin-wit: the sum ot Fifty dol i
lars, I shall elaini forfeit of your interest in 1
said property us by law made and provided
Payment tnay be made at Franklin, Alaska.
Dated January 25th, l'Jo7.
IfKNKY UKsONEN.
Date of firlt.puidieation 1 eb. 7, 1907
Date of last publication May 9, 1907,
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