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' NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Old Number 71 Kent! Presinct
New Number 7* Seidovia Precinct
N THB PROBATE COURT FOR
SELDOVIA PRECINCT, THIRD
DIVISION, AT SELDOVIA, TER
* RITORV OF ALASKA,
n the matter at the estate of Albert
Fimore, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
ie undesigned has been appointed
ul has qualified as Adimistrator oi,
j estate of Albei t Filmore, deceased
i accordance with an order duly mad
terefore, NOTICE is hereby given U
creditors of and all peisons havi \
ami against said deceased, to e>
bit said claims, with the nccessa
•acheis, within six months from tl«
• to of this notice to the said Admir»
irator at his place of business, ii
oidovia, Seidovia Precinct, Cook li
t, Territory of Alaska.
>ated at Seidovia, Alaska, this 18ti
day of December, 1920.
DR. FRANK H. BURGIN
Administrator of the Estate of A
rt Filmore, Deceased,
rst publication, Jan. 20, 1921.
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FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
IN compliance with the Feder.
/ater Power Act (41 Stat, 1063) n.
cc is hereby given that Frank L. Ik.
ane, 424 Alaska Building, SeatU
Washington, has applied for prelim
.ary permit for a power developmei.
evolving Upper Kenai Lake, Aiask.
nd Kenai River, from the outlet i
a d *ake to a point approximately
aies down stream therefrom. Any oL
cvion against granting such perm,
a* request fer a hearing thereon,
-ther with any briefs, reports, o
her data for which consideration i
. jsired, should be submitted on or b«.
.ore April 14, 1921 to the Executiv.
v-eretary, Federal Power Commissioi
.Washington, D. C.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Seldora Prednct, Docket No. 10
In the Probate Court at Seldovia, Se1
dovia Precinct, Third Division, Ter
ritory of Alaska.
In tho matter of the Estate of John A
Nelson, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: tha'
the undersigned has been appointee
and haa qualified as Administrator o i
the estate of John A. Nelson, decease:
in accordance with an order dulj
made therefore.
NOTICE is hereby given to all cred
itors of and all persons having claim
against said deceased, to exhibit sale
claims, with the necessary voucher
within Six Months of this notice t<
the said Administrator at his place o:
Business, in Seldovia, Seldovia, Pre
dnet, Third Division, Territory of A
aska. *
Dated at Seldovia, Alaska, this Is
day of January, 1921.
SID S. BETTMAN.
Administrator John A* Nelson Estat
Publish Feb. 11. 19 26. March 5. 12
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
"Notice if hereby given that a
the hour of nine o’clock A. M. or
Tumday, die 1st day of March 1921
The Igjiihikiai Books of the Towi
of Seward will be open at die Offie
of die Municipal Clerk, in the rea
of the Bank of Seward Building, fo:
the purpoae of Registering all qusli
fled elector* twenty-one years «
*ge or over, who are citisens of th<
United States or who have declare*
their intention to become such, an* |
who have resided continuously on
yeaq next preceding the date of th
Election in die Territory of Alask
and rix months next preceding th
date of Slesdoa within die corporate
limits of dm Town of Seward. All
Electors must, before voting, Re
y ster their names and qualifications
Vith the Registration Officer.
Regstradon Books will he open
every day, except Sundays, end Holi
day* Beginning March 1st, 1921,
during dm following hours;
Until the Friday next preceding the
First Tuesday In April, Fjom 9 A.M.
to 12 M. From 2 P Jf. to 5 P. M.
On Friday and Saturday ^iext pre
ceding the First Tuesday in April,
from t A. M. to 12 M, from 2 P.M
to I P. M., from 7 P JL to 10 P. M.
Thai said Registration Books will
be dosed* for such Election at 10
o'clock P. M. Saturday April 2nd,
1921.
That mid Election will be held on
dm First Tuesday In April for the
pmpom of eleodng (he fellowirg of*
Dame:
MAYOB
THREE MBMBBBS OF THE COM
MOW OOMNflU.
MUHKaPAI, OMiBY
MUNICIPAL TREASURER
CITY ATTORNEY .
ONBMEMB*B OF SCHOOL BOAR®
(A «««)
DaM at Raward. Alaaka. tkD 70
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• Monday
•’IRST BANK OF RANGER
CLOSES ITS DOORS
RANMER, Texas, Feb. 21.—The
st National bank of Ran*a» “•*
Ite open its doors today. Official,
dd the federal bank examiner bad
\ n over the suspension aa a re
• of ;he failure to realise on loan
Vjh slarted a run on the hank. Dc
ts were a million and. a half.
HOT BY GERMANS BECAUSE
WOULD’NT REVEAL MOVES
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CHICAGO, Feb. 21.—Official rec
rds of red cross representatives
rought news to Mrs. Frank Kendal
lat her son Lieutenant Oliver Ken
ill was shot by the Germans as a
py just before the battle of Canti*
•ny because he would not reveal thi
jitails of operations by the Ameri
*n forces. He was executed despit<
ie fact that he wore a full uniform
hen captured. •
NEW DUTY ON SALMON
OLYMPIA, Feb. 21.—Excise duties
mging one and a half cent a fisi
silvers to seven cents for Shoo
ooks, all other fish being on a one
jndred pound basis has been provid
d in a bill introduced in the legisla
are Saturday.
STATE INSPECTORS INDICTED
RISHMOND, Feb. 21.—H. Brown
tate prohibition inspector and Harry
jweet, prohibition agent have beer*
.idicted on a charge of stealing li
uor for transporting illegally.
3ANK TELLER CONFESSES
TO STEALING MONE1
SEATTLE, Feb. 21.—Paul Schaefei
oiler of the defunct North Side
,tate Bank who was sentenced on
Thursday to serve from five to fif*
.oen years in the penitentiary for em
bezzlement has confessed that he ap*
‘ ropriated the banks money and loan*
d it to bootleggers who never re
aid him, according to prosecutor C.
i. Douglas. Three arrests have been
nade. *
J. S. MARINES KILLED IN CRASH
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Two U.
j. marines were killed in an airplane
.rash in Haiti yesterday, according tc
.n announcement by the navy depart
.lent the men were Donald Mack
f Seattle and Douglas oBoth of Key
West
J COMPLETE HUDSON BAY
RAILROAD TERMINAL SOON
WINNIPEG, Feb. 21.—The Canad
.n has practically promised early
unpletion of the Hudson Bay termi
ni -from The Pass to Port Nelson
: cording to an announcement mad
re. The project was started be*
ire the war but was abandoned be
Use of the heavy cost It will be
rt of Hie National lines.
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SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED
j UTTLEFALL, Feb. 21.—Two sw
eets have been arrested in connec
.ion with the robbery of the North
ern Pacific mail car. They battled
\/ith the officers but finely were com
pelled to surrender.
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. EVERE BUZZARD HITS SOUTH
KANSAS CITY* Feb. 2^—The en
tire southwest-got-a belpted touch
.f winter when snow, fell ranging
from four to fifteen indies deep. 1 1
overed parts of Kansas, Oklahoma
Texas id Arkansas and in mine sec *
ions was tiie heoTif-* fo
many year*.
HUGHES HE MBS’
ST. AUGUSTINE
dent-elect
Hughes selected aa Secretary
I -Ttagjr
[TORMER PUGIU8T DIBS j
—” SLEEPING SICKNESS
l JTY, Ont, Fab. M^Ar
4 _jt heavy weight pngffiat
U ■» the ^ pimping wteloMaa. Ha
wrticipatod tea boot with Lather
•McCarthy in IMS which reanltr* ■
i MeCtartiiy’e teatit.
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WASHINGTON, Fab. M. teabat
Dial aMdo a iormal cemplaiat^agaiart
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BOLSHEVIKI ARMIES ARE
THREATENING CITY TIFLIS
CONSTANTINOPLE, . Feb. 21.—
The Rus&an, Armenian and Bolshev
ik! army are threatening Tiflis the
capital of the Republica Georgia. All
government officials have fled the
town.
It is believed Moscow desires to
hold Tiflis as a base from which to
'Pirate a march through Pershia. It
s b'lieved that all Americans in Tif
*!is have reported.
REDUCE ALIEN IMMIGRATION
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. — An
unendment to the immigration bill
educing from five to three per cent
lie* number of aliens to be admitted
.ext year from any one country was
.dobted by the senate without oppo
dtion. ..
Tuesday
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NTER-DEPARTMENTAL BOARD
STRONG FOR ALASKANS
JUNEAU, Feb. 22.—All of the of
ficers in the inter-departmental board
.ave given the strongest kind of sup
ort, every recommendation of the
>oard so far having been accepted,
xcofdipg to George A. Parks, chair
dan of the board, who recently ar
iyed here. * Parks said “the thing
iiich impressed me as giving the
greatest promise for Alaska is the de
ire of every Washington department
to have a man here with absolu.
Authority to deal with any question
vhich may arise in nearby depart
ments. Small desk created where one
man will be placed in entire charge
ft Alaskan matters. Only three bills
aked by the board whioh will probab
y be enacted at the first session of
ongress. The first primarily de
upped for the relief of the home
iteaders in the Cook Inlet country as
he measure authorises the issuance
3f patents to surface lands to Alas
ka homesteaders restraining very lit
le for the government where min
erals are beneath surface.
The second provides that from 1921
o 1930 fifty per cent of the gross
otal revenue from Alaska national
orests be turned over to the terri
ory which now receives only twenty
ive per cent. The third measure pro
ides for getting aids for develop
leat of coal by issuing prospecting
ermits ooyering 2,500 acres of coal
anda allowing prospecting for four
/ears after, which any soldier may
;ase any and all ground covered by
ermit. The hoard hopes to submit
.t the next session of congress a
roposal for a big coaling station in
che Aleutian peninsula.0
3NAT0RS SON IS FORCED
RESIGN, SAID JUDGE LANDIS
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MARSHFIELD, Wis., Feb. 22 —
idjfe K. M. Landis of Chicago de
a- il. a —_i
UPPING
BOARD ENDSppriTH PAINE
WASHINGTON, Felt. »—Th# <*n
gresaional investigation of the ship
ping board ended with the examina
tion of Secretary Payne. A report
will be submitted Just before March
4. Secretary Payne criticised the pro*
rision in the mercantile marine act
creating a board ol seven members,
arguing that a tingle executive be
placed ‘in control He said he was
convinced that the government could
aot successfully operate passenger
*nes in competition with private in
crests and also declared that Amer
an lines could not compete with
j.cign ships selling liquor aboard.
Secretary Payne said when he be
ame chairman of the board and hd
oond the accounts in bad shape and
o record of voyages, the general
jmptroller of the treasurer resigned
nd the result was that several of
lie bureaus became unnecessay.
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RANS CONTINENTAL FJAGHTS
TO START FROM FRISCO
OMAHA, Feb. 22.—Air mail offi
cers have announced that trial night
.lights over the transcontinental air
mail rohte between New ork'tnd San
Fraacisoo win be started today.
AMERICAN LEGION TO WATCH
REVIVAL GERMAN LITERATURE
INDIANPOUS, Feb. 22.—The Am
erican Legion post* have been asked
by national headquarters to watch
for a revival of German propaganda.
A bulletin to all state hadquarters
said that mass meetings In several
cities had been planned as one of the
first national manifestations of the
propaganda campaign, the object of
which was disruption between this
country and its allies, particularly
Fiance and Great Britain and a me
thodical creation of a powerful na
tional political machine by amalga
mation of disloyal elements of the na
tion and its elevation to a place of
power in American politics.
FRANCE WILL BLAKE GERBLAN
GOVT. PAY ALL WAR COSTS
PARIS, Feb. 22.—Premier Briand
left for London today declaring he
would make no concessions to Ger
many as far as France is concerned
and will allow no examination of Ger
ian counter proposals to the demands
of the allies. Insofar as France is
concerned he declared that she was
ready to apply the penalties should
Germany not accept.
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