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Election November 7,1918
For Delegate to Congress From Alaska
CHAS. A. SULZER
For Attorney General
GEORGE B. GRIGSBY
For Senator, Third Division
JOHN RONAN
For Representatives, Third Division
THOS. H. HOLLAND
CHAS. McCALLUM
THOS. C. PRICE
FRANK. B. CANNON
For Road Commissioner, Third Division
JAMES E. WILSON
For Attorney General
of Alaska
G-ORGiB.GRIGS
ELECTION NOVEMBER 7
L. ----
i notice of advertising out
and declaring forfeiture
OF INTEREST IN QUARTZ MIN
IN' v; CLAIMS FOR FAILURE TO
FAY ANNUAL ASSESSMENT.
lh J. A. Bell, L. V. Ray and M. J. Con
and each oi >ou, your liens
lActuuiio and administrators, are
i.udij noli lied, that, 1, J. B. Siatei,
. ^i the owners in the following
acribou Quartz Cold Mining Claims
,, ,au in me Moose l ass Mining Dis
iivi Ucuai Recording District, Third
Division of tlie Territory of Alaska
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit:—Independence Quartz
.Mining Claim, May Flower Quartz
Aiming Claim, Blue Rock Quart!
Alining Claim, Fresno Quartz Mining
%
Ciuun, Mammoth Quartz Aiming i
c aim, Meadow Lark Quartz Mining i
j C/.aiiu and Arctic Circle Quartz Aim-;
’ ,ng Claim, >ou above named being in
. ten. Uu ill the above described Q larta
Aiming Claims and each yi them;
Liui 1 have perform;d an*, caused
to iiave pcuorireu o:i su»d claims andj
i eaeii and every one of them, and
*.ave paid for the came, tlie annual as
segment work f.n* the year K»L.>, lust
1 I a.c amounting to the sum of one'
, uuwnd uoilurs per Maim, making tlie
uuai amount ov said annual assess
incut work on s«;d claims" the sum ol
. v v cu hundred dollars all of which 1
i ave paid, that theie is now due and
.
owing to me Horn you, pait ot «uiu
assessment woik thereof; which said
amount became due and payable to nit
, vii tile first day of Januui^, IJlo.
You and each of you and each oi
»our lie is, executors and udniinisirat
t ors are hereby notilied to pay to me
• your share oi said assessment work,
on or bciore Ninety Days afte" the
..lit publication of this notice, Lo-wit:
-Ninety days after the lirst day ol
Au0u*t, laio and iu case you fail oi
refuse so to uo, your and each of yourj
interest in abo\o described Milling
C.a nn» and each oi them will be and,
u-. hereby declared forfeited to me. and
uteri-.-ts and the whole thereof
v.ii: be then and there terminated.
in witness whereof l have hereunto
; .t my hand and seal this 1st day of
August, 1910.
J. U. SLATER.
l irst publication August 1, 191 o.
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SEWARD ALASKA
HAVE A LITTLE SENSE
While wc cannot believe that the%o
are enough foolish people in Alaska
who will vote Alaska back into the
lawless condition it was in in the days
of ’98, and at the same time vote
their municipalities into poverty and
their schools into ineflicient condi
tions, we nevertheless cannot stop tin*
work of warning the people what to
expect if they fellow the chimera of
Prohibition to influence enough votes
to abolish licensed liquor houses.
Yesterday’s papers and today’s papers
certaiplv had enough evidence of the
fact that Prohibition does not prohi
bit, taking the case of Seattle.
There is so much whiskey in Se
attle today that it is as cheap and as
easy to get as it was when the saloons
were all open—only the revenue from
the sale of liquor is prohibited—the
sale continues, and is in the hands
of the lawless class. There is so much
whiskey in Seattle that a rival boot
legging gang was able to steal it by
the auto-truck load, 200 cases at a
time—it could never be stolen in such
quantities while licensed conditions
maintained there.
When any man or woman tells you
that it is impossible to get liquor any
where on earth where Prohibition is
“in force,” they tell you something
that your reason and experience tolls
you is not true. If they couldn’t find
it there, they didn’t seek it. Wher
ever there is a demand the supply will
be present—it may be in hiding, and
of inferior order, but it will be where
the demand is. Twelve men sell li
quor in Fairbanks today. Under Pro
hibition fifty or many times fifty men
would Ixj selling liquor in Fairbanks
and all hell couldn’t prevent it—they
would, however, be contributing noth
ing to the upkeep of the city or its
schools or lire department. Ihcy
would be teaching the youth of our
city just what Prohibition teaches the
youth of every prohibition camp;
teaching them to be sneaks and that
there is no crime in lawlessness un
less you are found out Whiskey
could be shipped in here, and it would
he shipped in and delivered at the
front door of anti-prohibitionists and
at the backdoor of the Prohibitionist
hut there would he no revenue from
the sale thereof and only harm could
come from Prohibition.
There will be more “prohibition"
news from Seattle, as the days go by.
for there is lawlessness* everywhere
where prohibition is working As
civilization exists today crime and
disaster are the sought after news
DR. O. J. KEATING
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! stories, and the press correspondents
run to them. Watch for the stories
of whiskey crimes and the outrages in
Seattle, and watch for the publication
of the Seattle tax levy for the ensuing
year and the evidences of financial de
cay in that town of “Fourflushville.”
Prohibition blights wherever it touch
es, in Seattle no less than anywhere,
and you better consider before you
ballot whether you wish to put the
boots to Alaska and spread disaster
and lawnessness over this ten* lory.
Fai rbanks N ews-Mi net*.
YOl’NCi IU'SSI AN IS
DROWNKl) IN TANANA R.
FAIRBANKS, Oct. 1).—According
to a telegram received here yesterday
afternoon at 2 o’clock by Cam Basolf.
of the California saloon, Harry Cas
off, a young Russian miner from
Smallwood, fell from a ralt into the
Tanana river near Nenana and was
dro wned. The sad accident happom*d
yesterday morning, while the man
was on a hunting trip. The body has
not yet been recovered.
Young Casoff—he was only about
2!—has been in the Fairbanks district
for about three years. Past winter
ami summer ho worked at Smallwood
on the mining claim of Bill Pegis.
Just lately he decided to take a hunt
ing trip into the Nenana country.
Ho was from the same town in
Russia as Cam BasofP The name o!
the town is Casfass, and it is a smal
village about 80 miles from Petro
grad. The operator for whom h<
worked, Bill Pegis, and < am PasofI
have chartered the launch Peerless
and they will leave this morning t<
search for the body.
Casoff was well liked about town
am! men jpoak of him as being a fine
voting man. It is with sad heart.*
tSiat they take up the task of looking
for his body. He was a good worker
and was always active in getting
a quaint ed with American and Ameri
can customs.—Ex.
EEI’N AE!) IS IIEI.D FOE
SHOOTING OF PETERSON
FA I Rl» AXES, Oct. lfi.—Yesterday
afternoon in commissioner’s c.iurt, tlit
case of the I’nited States vs. Jim Per
Hard, in which the defendant is charg
e.i with .-hooting Pet * Peterson w.tt
intent to kill, was taken up in a pre
1 inii ary hearing. The court bound
him over to appear at the next sessioi
of the grand jury and lixed the Iki;
at $10,000. The defendant was not
able to produce* the bail and was re
mantled to the custody of the L nite«
States marshal, and he will be contin
ed in the jail to wait for the meeting
the grand jury.
The chief witnesses called for ex
animation in the case were May Y\ii
Hants, Katie Pinchetti, Chief Deputy
Marshal J. H. Miller and Chief of Po
lice Frank C. Wiseman. As tin
wounded man could not appear in
court, a deposition was made by him
in the hospital.
The punishment for the crime with
which Reran rd is charged, if he it
proven guilty, is from one to twenty
years in the penitentiary.—Ex.
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NATIVES AT NENANA
| MAKE Til El K OWN LAWS
Fighting, intoxication and other
1 kindred crimes among the natives
of the interior must stop, according
to the list of rules and regulations
passed recently for the government
of the native town of N'enana, by the
natives themselves. The rules wen
passed recently at a meeting of the
chiefs and head men of the village.
The natives maintain their own spec
al police force, with necessary courts
and jails, and while the court may
not be up to the regular '.standard ol
a white man’s court, it is plenty good
enough for the natives and its man
dates are religiously lived up to by
them.
A copy of the rules passed by the
natives was received at the (lovern
or’s office today and is as follows:
No one shall gamble. Penalty .Sib
and 10 days in jail.
No one .shall drink whiskey. Pen
alty $12 and 12 days in jail or more.
No one shall .sell or give away in
toxicating drink. Report offender to
the United .States Marshal. Penalty
$15 and 15 days in jail.
No one shall get lighting drunk.
Report to the U. S. Marshal. Pen
alty $20 and 20 days in jail or more.
No one shall light with his wife.
Penalty $8 and 8 days in jail.
No one shall steal. Penalty $22
and 22 days in jail or more.
* Keep same old law for day time.
No one shall light with his friend.
Penalty $18 and 18 days in jail or
more.
No one shall kill calf Moose. Pen
alty $25 and 25 days in jail or more.
No woman shall go down town
after f» o’clock in the evening.
No little boy shall go down town
by himself.—Kx.
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