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Election November 7,1916
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 ORG: B.GRIGS 5!
ELECTION NOVEMBER 7
[•NOTICE OF ADVERTISING OUT
AND DECLARING FORFEITURE
OF INTEREST IN QUARTZ MIN
ING CLAIMS FOR FAILURE TO
FAY ANNUAL ASSESSMENT.
J. A. Ceil, L. V. Ray and M. J. Con
roy, you and each of you, your heirs
executors and administrators, are
Hereby notilied, that, 1, J. C. Siatei,
,.t»* «■! the owners in tne lollowmg;
.ascribed Quartz Gold Mining Claims
i juie m tne Aioose Fass Alining Dis
uii!, Renai Recording District, third
Division oi tne leinlory oi Alaska
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit:— Independence Quartz
Aiming Claim, Aiay t low er Quartz
Aiming Claim, Dine Rock Quart*
Alining Claim, L retmo Quartz Alining
Claim, Mammoth Quartz Aiming
Ciami, Aleadow LaiK Quaitz Alining
Claim and Arctic Circle yuurtz i,Uin
mg Claim, you above named being in
terested in the above described mru
Mining Claims and each oL them)
i hat 1 have perform *d and caused
a> have pcrtoni'cd on said claims aim
each and every one of them, and
nave paid ior the same, the annual as
sessment woik i.»r the year 1Jl•>, last
past, amounting to the sum ol one
autidied dollar* per claim, making the
total amount ot said annual assess
meat work on s*id claims the sum ol
*t'ven hundred dollars all ol which 1
have paid, that there is no.V due and
owing to me Irom ^ou, part ol said
assessment woik thereof; which said
amount became due and payable to me
On the lirst day of January, 1010.
You ami each of you ami each oi
your heirs, executors and administrat
ors arc hereby notiiiod to pay to me,
your snare oi said assessment work j
on or bciore Ninety Days alte’* the
nrst publication of this notice, to-wit. (
—Ninety day* after the first day oi
August, ibid and in case you fail oi
refuse so to do, your and each of your
interest in above described Mining
Claims and each of them will be and
is hereby declared forfeited to me. anu
.o.:r interests and the whole thereof
will be then and there terminated.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto
.>et my hand and seal this 1st day of
August, 1916.
J. L>. SLATKR.
First publication August 1, 1910.
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SEWARD ALASKA
NOTHING TO STORY OF
STRIKE IN Oil SAN A
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That pay was not found on Notch
-reek and Foley creek us reported is
made clear by the following state-j
i
ment received recently by mail
i from one of the supposed discover
“A brief account of the doings of
the camp might interest you now,
although we ate passing through a
period of inactivity, due principi iy
through the lack of machinery to
properly prospect the different
creeks, which are both deep, and wet.
Some of the best looking erocks in
the camp have feeders that carry
good pay. Wilson creek, for instance,,
the second largest in the camp, has
not been bcdrocked on account of
water, and it has three creeks flowing
into it that are good producers, Rig
Eldorado, Gold Run and Glacier
creeks.
“After this camp was struck in 101“
people rushed in and staked ground
everywhere, most of them did a litth
surface digging, just enough to hold
the ground, while a few did under
take to prospect, but in nearly every
case where systematic prospecting
was carried on they were eventually
forced to quit on account of water. The
discoverers of the camp* by chance,
struck the only shallow diggings, and
as the best ground so far discovered,
is above timber line, and frozen, you
can readily see that the prospector
without means has much to contend
with, as wood cost from $“5 to $45
per cord landed.
“1 expect to spend part of the* wint
er over on Notch creek, and Foley
creek, where 1 have several interests,
and where that supposed rich strike
was made last spring. 1 worked there
during last March and April, along
with four other men. We found pros
pects at a depth of about 80 or 85
feet but nothing to justify such a re
port. We still have faith in the
creek and are willing to spend the
winter there, to try and reach bed
rock. We may probably reach bed
rock there some time in December,
provided we are equipped to handle 1
the water, which has been the only
drawback.”
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PLEASED WITH HIS FI Ml
PAIR HANKS.—Hilly James, the
discoverer of the latest find in this
vicinity, visited Fairbanks creek from
the scene of tin* new strike on Koko
mo creek yesterday. He brought the
first authentic news regarding the
new find.
He and his part net's recently finish
ed a hole in which they found pay
that showed values better than C>5
cents to the foot. The last hole was
put down about 50 feet from the first
one. The ground is 11 feet deep. Six
feet of this eleven is muck, five is
gravel.
So far Hilly James ami his partner
have put down live holes to bedrock.
In each and every one of them excel
lent prospects have been found.
The pay in the last three holes has
run from .*»() to 60 cents to the foot.
The strike was made about t"o miles
above the forks, and it is believed
that the creek will show values
enough to warrant the miners pros
pecting it thoroughly this winter.
Hilly James came in for a few sup
plies and went right hack to Kokomo
creek. He says that the cn4ire creek
'vis been staked, and that everyone is
eagerly watching the discoverer, of
the creek to see whether or not the
ground turns out as well as it pros
ported.—Kx.
ALASKAN WIFE OF FAMOl'S
WRITER IS SERVING
TERM FOR VAORANC Y
(Fairbanks Citizen)
She i. the victim of the ways of
the white people, she says, when talk
ing about her troubles. She is a
lrunkard and knows it; is guilty of
[lie crime for which she is being pun
ished, according to her statement, hut
die lays it all at the white man’s
loor, saying that white man’s
•hootch” has been her downfall. She
s an Indian women named Annie j
1 yons, and is serving a term for vag-!
rancy in the federal jai here, having j
icon committed from Tanana. But
lie most interesting part of her story j
s that she, claims to have once been j
:he wife of Rex Beach, the now world
Hansen’s Famous Lineman’s speeiu
'uamiets ami short gloves.
Frown & Hawkins, “Quality hirst.
Old papers tor sale at the “(late*
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,vay.’
The seeontl hand store owned by S.
Staiinsky, has moved from Froadway
:o nth, next to the Fairbanks hotel,
opposite A. H. Hall. tt
Just reecived a ear load of fane)
assorted apples.—I'rown iV: Hawkins,
•Quality First.”
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SISTER SUPERIOR.
famous novelist.
And that is this Indian woman’s
claim to notoriety. For she has
learned that the man with whom she
lived as a wife in the early days of
Rampart has now become famous, and
she has also learned that on account
of his fame, she, too, is a famous
character to the tourists who now
visit Alaska annually. It has there
fore been her custom during the pan
two years to pose for snapshots tak
en by curiosity seeking summer visi
tors to interior Alassa at four bits
each. That is, she charges each tour
ist of) cents for the privilege of
\
“snapping” her.
In this manner the woman has eked
out a living at Tatiana during the
summer months for the past two
years. She depends altogether on
somebody else to take care of her dur
ing the winter, earing not for the
coming of the cold days, as she spends
her summer’s earning to gratify her
appetite for liquor, undoubtedly furn
ished by some unscrupulous white
man.
Last winter .she was convicted of
vagrancy at lanana and .sent here to
serve out her term. In this manner
she was kept throughout tin* winter,
and was also prevented from getting
liquor. This year tin* sentence im
posed was 12.'* days. The former wife
of liex Beach is therefore practically
certain that she will not want this
winter, althc ugh she hates the
thought of languishing in jail, a ml in
her more pensive moments blame the
white man and association with him,
for all of her troubles.
There i> but little doubt that tin*
woman’s story that she formerly liv
ed with liex Beach i.> true. For it is
corroborated by residents of various
lower river points who have known
her for years.
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