IDI7AROD, ALASKA
Capital, $50,000.00
General Banking Business Transacted Gold Dust Bought and Assayed
Drafts Issued on Any Part of the World
SEATTLE CORRESPONDENT: SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK
OFFICERS:
Plus. Ross, President
T. .1. Nestor. Vice President
John Holmes, Pushier and Assay or
MERCHANTS CAFE \
Caters to Largo and Small Fartiss \
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS jj
Popular Prices Everything First Class';
CS-5AS, E. MILLER, PROP. j;
Wiv'ii \• at eet off the ltout take a
\ t1■.:’Ii oath at the (. rosb\ baths. ( ari
^ 1 H ‘ i 1 SUVOI.___
PROPRIETOR
Re-Op&ned
' THE Ml CAB
RESTAURANT
Discovery, Otter
111' n i < ■ id be :■ I! ,e OM !'
• HOME COOKIKG, BEST SERVICE
. Mr>. L:in<r Mrs. (‘.im>>t. l
COMPLETE LINE OF
OPTIMO, LOVER A
and J U AN DE F'JCA
FULL LINE OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
A. N D -
Delivered in any part of town
Juneau, June io —Samuel II.
Piles, former l'. S. sen.iter foi j
Washington, arrived in this cry
hist week to i.rej ate the defense i>i.
Joseph Me!> maid, foimeily fore
man of the Trcadweil mine, charged
with murder, alleged to have been
committed several years ago. 'i lie
case comes up for trial July S next
McDonald was arrested at Gna
n ijunta, Mexico, last March by
Deputy Marsha! Warren, and;
brought here. The accused man
paid all the expenses of extradition ;
himself, and G atrxi< us tor the ttial i
LUbimblh
Washington, June to.—The sen
ate committee appointed to invesli- :
gate the charges m tde 1 >y President
Wilson that lobbyists of ‘The in
terests” were preventing the pas
sage of the ad mi n istral ion tariff hill,
have held several meetings, but as
ve,t nothing sensational has c me
to the surface. .-V number ot semi
tor- have appeared before the com
mittee, but each in turned denied
that they had been nppn ached
Subpoenas for scores of agents of
manufacturers who are directly in
terested hi tar iff legislation, have
been served. The committee wants
to know what requires their pres
ence in and about the halls oi con
gress for indefinite periods.
When .at Discovery take a chance at
The Flyer for a quick meal. Cooked
right. Served right.
WILL GIVE REGULAR SERVICE
BETWEEN FAIRBANKS ftNOJDITgOO
Will Leave Saturday, June 14
For Information and Kates Apply the Owner:
CAPTAIN G. P. SPROUL, FAIRBANKS
Immediately after the arrival of boats with freight,
the 'fraction Company will make Two Round 'I rips
Daily Between Iditarod and Dis. Otter, also Two Trips
Daily to the Head of Flat Creek.
Cars Leave iditarod at 7:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Leave Flat City at the Same Hours.
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A late arrival in Iditarod from Takota tolls of a recent strike
made in the old Innoko camp, only about half a mile cross
country from Ophir City. Dodge creek is the scene of the excite
ment, a tributary of the Innoko river coming in two miles below
Ophir City. The discovery was made by Mike Kevitch, an old
timer of the camp, on the second tier of bench claims. The ground
is about 12 feet deep. In the first hole the ground goes $2 to the
square foot; in the second hole that Kevitch bed rocked, about (in,
feet further up the bench, averages $2."j0 to the square foot. In
the first hole there is live feet of pay dirt, and the second there is
0 feet. Most of the gold is coarse; one nugget weighing <10.2;')
was tucked up.
Hilly Lodge, .Tack Smith and Bobby Gierke, of Ophir City, are
reported as being among those who have good ground near the
new discovery.
Dodge creel;—named in honor of Leonard, Bob or Bion A.
has been punctured with many holes during the past six years, but j
the digging was always near the bed of the stream. Kevitch, it is
reported, is the first prospector to tackle the benches, and when he
did do so lie “lit on the pay kerplunk.”
Dr. W. F. Green, who is now practicing his profession at Dis
covery, Otter, spent a winter prospecting on Dodgy creek._
The following communication*, of different titter of May. have re
cently been received by Postmaster Thu:M >n, i: ■ m A R Ron lies, chid
clerk railway mail service, Tatiana, relilive to tii ■ t y: 14 witrci mail
service, and other postal regulations. I a rse let-er-i sh m.l be ol inlet
est to the people of this district, as it appears that the IV P I)c: rut
merit is making efforts to improve our serve', :t"d thc-i,- v 1- . me th"
"kicking” to a minimum. Now is the time -’vaiie b: :cue asd .ot
the earning of mails —to enter complaints or m me «:igg»-.tit»m til U
might be of value to all c mcerned. Alter hr Is nave been t - 1 and
approved, conn hints will amount to nothin.!',.
Tii 2 Department de-nr s, p n ttcu’.arly at t ais 1 i me-. '•.! the i: ' :tui
lion obtainable pertaining to the feasibility cf 1. tiling want r tu.dl over
the Sewardi trail As there ate many per.-m s iu re-.le ■ ' ■'. 1 m -tt
and women—who have in 1 re sever 11 trips over lha roiii I . •> •> '"t: .1.
at once, conimunic ite their info 111 ft ia either t > Pos’m is' -r lhiarston,
ol Iditarod, or Ciiiel Clerk R nidi <, at 1 an c 1.
Now is the time to "1 oust” for the S.-ward trail as a noil route
Merchandise sntl Farced Pcsl in Wintor »,, o h - * ax. ,
Postmaster, Iditmod, Alaska:
Sir — I am in receipt fr an the su; m intend of d.-p.t:tme:.!, date <■;
Aprii 5 19 r . a Iv'-ter that s',a!es:
‘ 'Me:1 lundl-e is merchandise uhe.kvr In, : < .• post
age is paid upon ,t or not, win. tv \> ' ig.b.s u.e re
stricted and m a e tnoi (ffuing than limit allows to be
coded, notch: ” live in. :ttci sb nl 1 l.vld on:.
"Merchandise luav !-.• pm] e:!y sent from one pnst
r dice to another in the Interior <a Alaska :ts - 1 l ost
when paid tor at the proper rail of 12 cents per pm:;:d,
such o itcel-p s', nutter must not l-e Ini warded, unicss t he
wcdgh.t of lc'itet m iil, ingle-wrap t tvs t; is and tiwga
zincs does not cx. au-'t lit. limit oi weight.
Articles desciibc-d as "I rgeiit A cessitv, on page 102 uiit.na;
Postal t'liiide, section igt, to include no 1: inns in (try form. Such sup
dies a- ink should not be despatched during the withe: sv is m
Please prepare to Conform to fie ab wc instructions the c aning
winter season, any effort 10 inform the patrons oi your office that tins
restrictions will be earned out, will tend to re luce the number 01 coin
plaints of those who fail to receive packages of merchandise, who are
expecting to have the satire tor ward.-i to them dm: :g winter service.
Seward Peninsula Mail Via Seward-kiitarod Trail
I am in receipt of a letter from the superintendent of the railway
mail service at Seattle, Wash., date of Aprii 22, i h ; 3, requesting in
formation and a report regarding the feasibility and practicability o,
maintaining a icgular winter service over this [Sew,ud] route, together
with estimate of cost
To perform suitable service on this route for the dSmlation of Sew
ard-Iditarod Kaltag to Nome country, it will icquire a weekly service
o' not less than 1,000 or more than 1,200 pounds.
Will you kindly give me such data as can be obtained at your office
from those who have had practical experience—
1. In carrying mail in Alaska, winter service.
2. Who have mane more than one trip over the said trail.
Please reply at your earliest convenience
Emergency Routes Proposals for Carrying EViaii
Proposals for carrying the mail in Alaska will be received at the
office of Chief Clerk, R >,I. S., T.maua, Alaska, to be opened June 30,
1913, on the following emergency routes, to be forwarded to the Depart
ment:
2. Tanana to Nulato, Alaska—253 miles—December
11, 1913, to April n, 1910. One round trip per week, or
four round trips per month (at option ot Depat tment),
weight limit 400 pounds, running time not to exceed
seven days, specify rate per round trip.
Trips are to be made to carry' the limit of mail; should
no mail arrive to make the limit no trips will be made
3. Nulato via Kaltag and lutioko to Iditarod, Alaska
—210 miles—October 1, 1913, to April 30, 1914. four
round trips per month, weight limit 400 pounds, running
time six days, specify rate per round trip
4. Innoko via Cripple to Ophir, Alaska—85 or 90
miles—October 1, 1913, to April 30, 1914, two or one
round trips per month (at option of Department), weight
limit 200 pounds, three days running time, specify rate
per round trip,
5. Ruby via Long Creek n o. and Clippie to Ophir,
Alaska—November 1, 1913, to April 30, 1914, two round
trips per mouth, weight limit 400 pounds, running time
four days, specify rate per round trip. About 120 miles.
Proposals should be addressed to Chief Clerk, R. M S , fauana,
Alaska, marked “Proposal.” A. R. RANDLES, Chief Clerk,
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N. C. Co. Sole Agents for Alaska
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A complete line of “Shorts'’ will bo received from Fairbanks immediately aftt the
opening of navigation; also, our Le lJurge .• i.ipinen! will include
flow Has aaJ Bacon, Graps Fruit, Grasps, Lemons, Patalasna Eggs, Etc., Etc,
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Band Rubber Boots and
N. ( . ('o. Sole Agents for Alaska
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Notice of Forfeiture
To Leo DemoMou. Id. ? I. Whelan, Win. i
• ' e:i, . . I > . i. L
1 leaver, l*’. Wiseman ami F. L Jones,
their jn‘irs, assiei’s. successors or per
sonal represent a! i vt s:
You are herein notified that 1 have'
expended in labor and improvement s -
for each of t he years of 11)1:! and laid i he
sum of one hundred dollar'. ?! ?'j; on
the Julia assoc in' ion placer mining
claim, situa'ed on Mo-mo creep, in the i
T\ikotna Minina' and U-cordiiu' D'.s- I
11 id. Terri:nry of Alaska, which has
h en duly recorded at the commission
er's o!hee TuliaU.a. The above
amounts ha ve hoen ex pended i n ord *r to
hoi' i l he sain e ;a ; m andttr t In- ]<■'■ *\ nsio m
of 1 he law concern : op annual mhor upon ;
toinitej Halms, L iiiy i ie amounts r -
quin d to hold such c aim And y on are
!iir her not iti i ; hat id wit hin nine!;,
Po, day s a !’ -r l l,e lav puljiic it.ion of
this i.of ice, you fail to contribute your
;;:'o|iorl ion of said expend'd ur**. your in
terest in said Haim will become tie*
properly of the uiidersiunml, your co
owner. Z. .1 - J !Y.Y LLL.
First publication May 10. Ibid.
Last pub.ic i? ion An : nM 1). Ibd.'h
Notice of Fvfe'bve
To L- o lb moMm. I. L. J• nrs M. M.
W:*. Ian. F. Wb.*mr.n. Mail1'. fLee.
Y. m. M c b. . u_ 1) t on a no . W. \\ ie •
1 mi. tin i r bei rs, j n-. success :rs m
iy'i viol r* pr *.enta> i*. ev
You , ■ c be; i.y me bb d : hat 1 have
expended in labor and improvements
for each, o! ' be y ear- : I'd:! ami Paid ! I e
>'.im ox. I.uiior* ■ 1 doi bi i s in t on I ! e
! !<•; i!b c a?cia! ion placer mini:,..
Haim, si: ua eh on Men; e ci <vk. in 1 In
fa A* >' na M ini uir a>.*i 1 \ vor<linn i io
nic1, Territory of Ala-La, which Las
I-, en duly recorded at the commi-Won
t r's « die • at TaLo‘ mi. The above
•ii!i-!ii:i's La*, e hi m t • x ; >• a i' * • el in order to i
ho! 1 : he said Hi dm c ah r 1 Le pruvi-iou -
o> the la w c'liu-oriiiii.c' auo.i t! labor upon
iibr.biu' claims. 1-eicp t lie amounts re
qid i ed to bold sucii Haim. An I y ou a re
lurflier i;ot died t bed if, vh bin nine! \
ai days after 111 * * last publication of
Mb' m you lad t i c m: rdr;: e y our
• *r. p ; ' ■ m of so t e.\ ,»-•;»« id ure. your in
tern- ’ in said Mann will bee me t le*
property oi the ui.de i -Jem your co
* wtier. Z. I. J 11W LLL.
First nubile d ion .May Id, ladb
Lav pud, .cat ion An uv d. Id! J.
Notice of Forte .are
To I). Sa\ ;<*s, h.'r lit-M-s or assigns:
V» d, and • ■ ich "f \. :ii, arc here1 »\
not i!i •<l I hat t be ii:•:• . - • j o.-i has ex
pcndi t'i in hilmr and imnic .-•■!*• ids t he
••'-l til of (■: <• h unil 10 d i ini h ; < bl'f> i. c
•Midi (if tie' tears m loll and 10 i 2. on
that cert a in fract ional placer mini:
claim ami mini nu‘ m ound kiunvn as and
called “Saties !■ raci ion. “ "it mu ed on
i.ioi'd'iv 'a. a tributary of (lain* civek.
Imiobo Mining District, District el
A no Ua.
Vou are further notified that if. at
the expiration of ninety 'in; days after
the last publication of this notice, you
fail or refuse to com Homo your proper
lieu of Mich expenditure, your interest
in said claim will become tin- property
of the undeisiemed. your co-owner,
under section 2324 of the Lvevmed Stat
utes of tic 1 *nited S:a!cs.
N I KBS .J. YIBK. < d-Owner.
Date of first publication April 2d, 1!) 13.
Date of last publication .J iB 2b. 1D13.
Notice of Forfeiture
TO TOM '| CRN • •.k:
Vou ami your heirs and assigns are lien by
notified l nat the undersigned lias expended in
1. bor and improvements the .sum ot one hun
dred dollars 51oo- for the year igia upon placer
mining claim known as the ben llur associ;i
lion, Chicken creek, a tiibutary of bonanza
cr-ek, i tter Mining District. Territory of
Ala -ka You are further notified th.it if at the
expiratii n <*t nim-tv -go—ala\ s from the last pub
lication oi i tiis notice vou iail or refuse to con
tribute to the undersigned your propoi tion ot
such expenditure, your interest in said (laim
will become the property of the undersigned,
under See. 2324 of the Revi-ed statutes of the
t dntel States. S. C. ADAMS.
l irst publication June 14. '013.
Last publication September 13. 19• 3.
Inquiry has been made at the
local postoffice for A. McComber,
formerly of Fairbanks. The in
formation is sought by K L. Mc
Comber, box 8, Lynn Creek, B. C ,
Canada.
Thomas F. Barry, a native of
Cazenovia, N. Y., age 39 years, is
inquired for by an anxious sister
on account of recent death in fam
ily. _
YOUNG RABBITS AT MINER'S HOME
—
Sam Wilmer’s happy family of}
rabbits at the Miner’s Home saloon, i
were made happier on Friday of last
week by the arrival of three young-j
sters w ho are now attracting lots of
attention at the “stein” house, j
Sam is very proud of his sprightly |
little pets. i
Notice of forfeiture*
To M. I'. Heavcy. l.t o Dcinoska ..rd M M. Y.'liv- j
Ian. their lwu: •. sice-w-r, or per- j
son ■ 1 re pro -eu? at i\ o •.
N'.,11 a;c ]•,• r< by notified that I have expend- d :
i 1! labor and imp; e. ein mts for < emu of tl yea: s j
of Uj-,2 and i he su m of one hundred dollars j
-1, , on Hi i,. ,jr Star asm edition pi icer min- |
i"i; claim, sn earn d oil Moon m - !;. m the I I
k».t!ia Minim; and i reortlnti; Histr iet. T. : i Mo: %• j
of \ la - a. , which have been d-dv re. lorded ai the ;
commissi m : - <ehe at !' .kotn i. I ba- ubo\u i
t.moi.c.ts ha . «• b« < n p; a-'.-i in ord.-r to hold ' !••■ .
-aid claim under t Ik- nr-.v i-i- ui-. ol t in.- law c n
c, - ,nii; annual labor upon minim* claims, hi i: j*
the ..mounts :e juircti to bob! such claim. Am:
von arc further notified tl- tl if, within ninety
<; v - da\ - after the last pub ica', ;ou - ! this notice.
b -1 y o -
Come t lie pi e-.v: 1 i-t the und'u --i•;i:'-'i. v co
0. vmr. ‘ ' /. J. !! Wh'.i.l.
. ir-1 pnblioal i- n Ma v t
Notice of I hisfe it ui’f
1. -Yo*. r and im; ... cm -nb foi «;• eh of the- \y: -
claim, sit’...t• -t-1 on .'b.orc creek, in the '1 'hoiii.i |
11 : : ' • - »y of
1 • ■ ■ * r t
ounce: n in _• ’ ai. r upon minim; claims
!> i:,-. : 1:e amounts :■ lire 1 to in.id. - ; h th im •
t e, \ou tail on t
clam will b- - ■ lie l propel!. Cl lh- umlcr
- ’ in d ' c ;- w tn r -
a‘!*\Y ;• R I > Midi! I.:.- i N
/. J J b.\v i- u..
Lust p !!i' iti-'i! Am*; ml O. i
Notice of Forfeiture
To- ,1. 15. Cnuiio'.lv, George Shaw, Gor
don Shi a ami la n S.nitli:
You :jv hereby uotid.d that 1 have
,. x,. g X during the war 1912 one hwu
d-i'd dollars in labor and improveniv.its
upon th. ■ Hard Luck asvoai'nion placer
nidii: 0 cl dm. situated on Flat creek, a
tribu* vv of ( n he creek, in the OtU r pre
cinct, Fourth division,lerrtory 01'Alaska,
the location notice of which appears of
record in volume one of locations, at peer
5.|_\ under date tiffs J 1:1., 1911. and Index
YD. n.; 1.6, in ouic of tile recorder < 1 said
tiller -n linct. ill order to hold said
eh ei under tlu* provi toils ot si ct on ip,
of the Revised Statutes of th ■ United
Stales, and the amendment thereto ap
: roved Jan nary 22, I.S'o, coiicerjgug the
annual labor upon mining claims, living
the amount required to hold -ah! placer
mining claim for the period eii'iiigg 31st
Deeemlvr. Ipl 2.
And if, within ninety days from the
p.-rsoiuil serine ■ ot til - : once, or witliin
: nelv dai s after thepublieation thireoi,
von fad or refuse to contribute your pro
I, irtion of ■ licit expenditure as a co-owm. r
vour interest in the said claim will be
come the in open v of the -ubsc: :ber, your
co-owner, who has made the required ex
penditure, be tile terms of said, section.
Idit 1 oil. Ala-ka. It Jan.. 1013,
A. it- CURRIK. a.s it appears of
record, but whose true name is
A. D. Currie.
First Publication April 5, 1913.
Last publication lu'.v 5, 1913
Forfeiture Notice
Tditai'Oil. Alaska. April. 1:
To Tom Del amp, Mrs. Tom Decamp.
l-adore Gijjpstein, Julius Schrader.
I’. O. Sandberg and It. N. Thorsheim:
You and each of you are hereby noti
fied that l have expended dur-ng the
year nineteen hundred and t we! vu ! 11)12 i
one hum!ml dollars 5? 100) in labor and I
imprnvenients upon the Third tier,
bench, left limit, opposite One Above,
Otter creek placer raining claim, situ
ated on Otter creek, a tributary of the
Idhuioh river, in the.Otter Mining and
Recording District, Territory of Alaska,
notice of location of which is found in
volume one, at page 280, in order to
hold said claim under the provisions of
section 2224 of the Revised Slat me-,
and the amendment thereto approved!
January 22. 18s), concerning annua!
labor upon mining claims, being the'
amount required to hold said placer;
mining claim for the period ending on
the nisi day of December, 11112.
And ii', within uinety days after the
publication of this notice you fall or re
fuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure, as a co owner, your,
and each and every, of your interests
in tlie said Third tier bench, left limit,
opposite One above, Otter creek, afore
said placer mining claim will become
the property of the subscriber, your co
owner, who lias made the required ex
penditure, bv the terms of said section.
KARL R. HUNT.
First publication 25 April, 1013.
Last publication 25 Juiy, 1913.
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NOTICE
All parties owing the firm of Fred F,.
Webber & Co. are hereby requested to
pay amounts to Claude Bakeronly This
notice cancels notice as published in j
this paper (Sept. 7, 14. 21 and 2S, 1912)1
authorizing Win. B. Thomas to make I
collections in our behalf. As was also
published in this paper, be it under
stood that the partnership between
Fred E. Webber and M. J. McDermott,
which existed prior to August 21. 1912.
was dissolved bv mutual consent on
that date. M. J. McDERMOTT.
Don’t forget to call at the Crosby
baths when you come in from the crocks.
Notice of Forfeiture
To J. W. Whelan. A. Wolhon, L. M.
Whelan. A. < J. * m »* - *« : J. ! Jlanchei 1,
Leo 1) . ami .' 1. T. •
their heirs, assigns, successors or per
son a 1 re presen t at i ve-d
You are hereby notified that i ha. •
expended in labor and i; n • i • < > v * -»; s ■ - n' s
h r each of t he \ cars of MM ar.d MM P. •
sum of one hundred PM!; rx P M » on ? be
Shakespeare usvaciu' ion piac r la.niu^
claim, situated on Moore creek, M the
Takotna Mining and Itecord P;pr Dis
trict, Territory of Alaska, which has
been duly recorded at the eom.mm-ion
Pl'k oliice a! I it kot na. l ie a 1 c
amounts have been expm.d'M in ord.-r to
bold the said claim under ; im pro vis
of t he law concern in if annual labor u p. n
mining claims, be in sc the amounts re
quired to bold such claim. And yo i
ai'c further notified that if. we . :n
ninety '.mi d«ys after the last pub
lication of this nr you fa:, to e<m
t ribute \our proport ion of mu 1
it m e, your interest in •- Ml claim w;d
become the pi opeefy of t he underM juk
\ > iur co-owner. X. >L -L P.Y iP, P ..
First publication May be Mid.
Last p dalic d i in Au j a -a it. Mid.
Notice of Forfeiture
I'o Leo P<*muMm, I.. M. Wife an. Wi,i.
Mr Naught m. 1\L L. Ileav.m. L. L.
.) j a it's. Koward e’he>tcrand F. Wr
iinin. their heirs. successors
or per-, mol represent at i ves:
Yoi a re in re i iy not i’i 'i that 1 have
expended in labor ar.h a. p:- >vo»ie u; s
ML
sum of one d’.'mdi • a do.. .: s M1"' 1 r i
; he Ivr ipse a-social ion plat ■ r m t.iup
claim, si; ua t co on Moore ct cek. .a tie
i'a ko! na Mind,- and K. c a end DM
t rift. Territory of Alaska, wham has
been duly recorded at tlu* cm.imrn.mun
er's oliice at Takotna. Tic* aLe'
amounts h ive been exp<mib ; in mbm- : >
hold Lie said claim under t he provisions
of the law concerning annual labor up a
: ■ ns, be imp t nts t -
• paired to bold such ci dm. .\nd \« u
are Further notified that if, within
ninety me days after tin* last: pub
lication of this no: ;ce, uni fail m con
tribute your pro port ion of -a d expendi
ture, \our interest in said Maun eid
become t be prop . • riy id I he* uuu r> _
your co-o wn er. PM .1. .J L M 1 LL.
First pub!icr.tion May 1". MM.
Last public.it ion Auu'Ust U. 1PM.
Notice of Forfeiture
To Ldward < 'iiarlton. d. M. \\ i.m m. •
M. Whelan. b. L. d»iu>. Wm. Mc
N .tuchlon. la o 1) mi >>du and M. h.
H-avey, their lie;is. a--;i.i\ smc
oi's ui ! ’ MSi . il re | vs» t it i v, - :
You are hereby no; died that I hive
expended in labor and improvements
f »r each of t he \ oils of 101- and Id!.'! t lie
sum of one hundred dollar* ;>h* > on
tlie Annex association pdicer mining
edaim. situated on Moore creed, in the
Takotna Mining1 and K coniine Ids
trie;. Territory' of Aia--! a. winch has
been duly recorded at the commission
er's office at Takotr.a. The above
annual* s h ice been expended in or ior ’•»
hold the said, cl aim umU r t lie pin visions
of the law com ermim aim .ai ...tb >r upon
mining claims, beinu 'die am unts r* -
(jiiired to hold such claim. And > > ; are
further notified that if, within ninety
!>')) days after the last pub:ication of
this notice, you fail to contribute your
proportion of said expend'd lire, your in
terest in said claim win b. com,* the
property of the undersigned. your co
owner. a. d . d MM I'd.
b list puhlicat ion .May bd ldld,
Last public.it ion August d. I'd Id..
Notice of Forfeiture
To Frank Hanks, . It. I'.dit edge. I-.. M.
Whelan. Leo Demo-A- t. Rubm-i .Inm-s,
Lu Kd wards and J. \\ • hel in. their
heirs, assigns, successors or p re-mai
representatives:
You are hereby notified that 1 have
expended in labor and improvements
for each of the : e:irs of lit lit and Id Id t ho
sum of one hundred dollars flop on
the Umpire association placer mining
claim, situated on Moore creek, in the
Takotna Mining and Recording Dis
trict, Territory of Alasua, which lias
been duly recorded at the commission
er's office at Takotna. The above
amounts have been expended in ol d”'-1 >
hold the said claim under the provisions
of the law concerning annual labor upon
mining claims, being the amounts re.
quired to hold such claim. And you are
further notified that if, within ninety
(Ofjdavs after the last publication of
this notice, you fail to contribute yout
pro portion of said expenditure, your in
terest in saiil claim will become tIm
properly of the undersigned, your co
owner. J. JKWKLb.
First publication May 10, Hill!.
Last publication August 0. 10115.
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