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Seward, Alaska, November 5, 1913
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FOR MURDERERS
On or about August 1st., 1613, Ole j
Nelson and Herman Anderson left
Far banks Alaska, to no to Valdez over j
tne Fairbanks-Valdez trail. A short 1
time afterwards both men were >hot,
killed, robbed and their bodies con-,
cealed in the brush rear the trail at;
Willow creek, which is at the junction ;
of the|Ch it imt-Willow creek and Valdez-j
Fairbanks trails.
Description of Ole Nelson, murdeerd j
man:—Twenty-eight years of age, com- j
plexion very dark: long, heavy, black
hair: low forehead; black mustache; ^
eyes dark and small: height live feel!
nine inches; wore number nine shoe;
Finlander: member Industrial Workers :
uf the World.
Description of Herman Anderson,'
murdered man: —True name Herman
Kosta; age twenty-six; t.eight five feet i
seven and one naif inches; weight 168 i
p.urds; light brown hair; dark blue *
e es short, thick and heavy hunds; eye
tooth left side gold; front teeth tiileu;
peck marked vary plainly around the
nose; heavy shoulders; deep chest:.
shoes number eight, tan, half worn; •
collar sixteen and one-half; soft brown
hat No. 7.
Neison and Anderson worked until
July 30, 1613, for Orillia & Gustafson !
on Fairbanks creek, near Fairbanks.
Any person who saw the above des
cribed men on the trail will please
notify the undersigned.
Three hundred dullars will be paid
to any person furnishing information 1
leading to the arrest and conviction of
of the murderer or murderers. Notify
.at once.
F. R. Brenneman,
United Slates Marshal,
Valdez, Alaska.
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