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HARDING’S CHOICE DBNBY
CAUSES GREAT SURPRISE
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 24-Hud
ing completed his cabinet slate today,
with the selection of Edwin Denby of
Detroit for Secretary of the Navy*
This choice came as the first surprise
of the cabinet selections, Denby’s
name never having speared in any of
the newspapers of the country. He is
a prominent attorney of Detroit and
a former member of Congress, during
the war serving ms an elisted man in
both the army and navy.
SOCIALISTIC PARTY DENOUNCE
PRESIDENT AND DEPT. JUSTICE
CHICAGO, Feb. 24—The socialistic
party headquarters have statemented
denouncing President Wilson and the
department of Justice because Debbs
has been denied the “writing and visit
ing priveleges” of the penitentiary.
The statement presumes that the or
der “which extends even to the week
ly letter to his wife” was issued at
the instance of the president
EFFORTS MADE BLOW UP
JAPANESE BUILDINGS
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 24—Two al
leged attempts have been made re
cently to destroy the buildings occu
pied by Japanese through the use of
phosphorous bombs, the bureau of
fire prevention announced. Thq, Japan
ese are asking the department of jus
tice to investigate the unsuccessful ef
forts which were only prevented thru
a lucky chance.
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PRESIDENT SAYS WILL
SUPPORT PEACE TO END
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 24—
President Wilson, addressing a dele
gation atthe Woodrow Wilson Club of
the Harvard University, declared he
would bend his efforts to the last sup
porting the cause of the worldpeace.
FORMER COMMITTEEMAN
DIES HEART DISEASE
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NEW YORK, Feb. 24—Wm. Mc
Combs, former chairman of the Demo
iratic national committee died at
Greenwich Conn., of heart disease.
Frederick Ryan, business partner an
nounced that McCombs received his.
first experience in national politics
when he became campaign manager
for Wilson in 1912, later he became
committee chairman. Was ambassador
to France and declined a number of
other public positions. He was born
in Hamburg, Arkansas in 1885, grad
uated from Princeton, and had a high
ly successful career as a lawyer.
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COSSACK TROOPS ATTACK
TROTZKYS SPECIAL TRAIN
RIGA, Feb. 24—A Moscow report
says the Cossacks attacked the spe
cial train in which Trotsky was rid
ing on the Moscow Oerenburg rail
road, several trainmen being severely
wounded.
HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS
ANTI ALIEN LAND LAW
AUSTIN, Tex., Feb. 24—The House
State Affairs Committee favorably re
ported the anti-alien land law bill,
following closely the California Law.
The Senate passed the bill last week.
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Notice of Sale ok Execution!
No. 8-18I.
In the District Court lor the Territory
of Alarita, Third Dviiion.
Warner G. Earnshaw, Plaintiff, vs.
Alaska Securities ^Corporation, a
Corporation, Defendant
United State* Marshal’s Safe
By virtue of an execution isiroed
out of and under the seal of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division, dated the
nineteenth day of January, A. D..
1921, upon a judgment rendered and
docketed on the 18th day of January
1921, in said court, in an actior
wherein Warner G. Earnshaw is plain
tiff, and Alaska Securities Corpora
tion, a corporation, is defendant, in
favor of the said plaintiff and
against the said defendant, for the
sum of Twenty-six Thousand Eights
Hundred Eighty-Eight and 65-10C
dollars, with interest therein at the
rate of six per centum per annum
from January 17th, 1920, which Exe
cution was and is directed and de
livered to me as United States Mar
shal for the Territorry of Alaskq.
Third D vision. I -uve levied upon
all the right, title or .1 interest of the
said defendant, Alaska Securities Cor
poration, a corr oration, in and to the
followng described real property, to
wit:
First Parcel.
A contiguous, compact and consol
idated group of placer mining claims,
owned and in the possession of the
Alaska Securities Corporation, a cor
poration, embracing a . continuous
area of approximately four hundreu
acres, situated on Canyon Greek, a
tributary of Six Mile Creek, in the
Kenai Mining and Recording Pre
cinct of the Third Division of the
Third Division of the Territory oi
Alaska, made up of the following
specifically designated and described
claims:—
-ueeay f raction" olacer mining
claim; “Colorado” placer mining
claim; “Fresno” placer mining claim,
“Last Chance” placer mining claim;
“Little Bess” placer mining claim;
each containing approximately twenty
acres, and for a more specific descrip
tion of said five claims above desig
nated, express reference is herdby
made to Book 5 of Locations, p. 670.
of the records of said Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct
‘‘Bench” placer mining claim of ap
proximately 20 acres, , located by N.
C. Anderson, January 23, 1012, the
original notice of location wheredf be
ing recorded in Book 1 of Records, p
64, of the Records of said Kenai Min
ing and Recording Precinct; said
“Bench” placer mining claim being
also designated in certain convey
ances affecting the same, as the
Birch placer mining claim and as the
“Berch” placer mining claim.
“Del Oro” placer mining claim, of
approximately 20 acres originally
located and formerly designated iu
the “Jennie Linn” placer mining
claim as appears from the recorded
location notiee thereof, located by
Robert Atkinson, August 23, 1905, in
Book No. 1 Mining Records of Loca
tions p. 64, (Vol. E. Locations) Sun
rise Mining District, District of Alas
ka, now Kenai Mining and Recording
Precinct;
• “J. R. No. 2” placer mining claim,
of approximately 20 acres located
August 10, 1914, by J. H. Brown,
the original notice of location tfeerof
being duly recorded in Book 3 of Re
cords, p. 58, of the Records of said
Kenai Mining and Recording Precinct;
“J. R. No. 3” placer mining claim,
of approximately 20 acres, located
December 16, 1914, by N. C. Ander
son, the original notice of location
thereof being duly of record in Book
3 of Records, p. 168, of the Records of
said Kenai Mining and Recording Pre
cinct;
•j. n. iso. placer mining claim
of approximately 20 acres,*, located
January 22, 1915, by N. 0. Anderson,
the original notice of location thereof
being duly of record in Book 3 of
Records, p. 169, of the Records of
said Kenai Mining and Recording
Precinct;
“HOPE ASSOCIATION” placer
mining claim, consisting of four
twenty-acre claims, located January
22 1912, by N. 0. Anderson, P. A.
Steinmann, H. J, Gronwoldt and Ben
Querrolo, the original notice of lo
cation thereof being duly of record in
Book 1 of Records, p. 65, of the Rec
ords of said Kenai Mining and Re
cording Precinct;
“AGRA” Group of placer mining
claims, consisting of six contiguous
twenty-acre claims as follows, te-wit:
“OTOWA” placer mining tiaim,
located August 24, 1895, by, Peter
Pement, the original notice of lo
cation thereof being duly of record
. in Book No. 1 pSge 61 Mining Re
cords of Locations, (VoL E. Loca
tions) Sunrise Mining District,
District of Alaska, now f(enai Min
ing and Recording Precinct; v
“AGRA” placer mining claim,
located July 20$, 1895, by Alonzo
Beedy, the original notice of lo
cation thereof being duly of record
in Book No. 1, page 21, Mining Re
cords of Locations, (VoL S. Loca
tions) Sunrise Mining District,
District of Alaska, now Kenai Min
ing and Recording Precinct;
“GEORGIA” placer mining
claim, located July 20th, 1895, by
F. Bt Wakefield, $e original no
tice of* location thereof bring duly
of record in Book No. 1. page 20,
Mining Records of Locations, (VoL
E. locations) Sunrise Mining Dis
trict, District of Alaska, now Ke
nai Miftfag Recording Pre
cinct!
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in Book No. 1, page 19, Mining Re
cords of Locations, (VoL E. Loci
tfons) Sunrise Mining District
District of Alaska, now Kenai Min
ing and Recording Precinct; B}
instrument dated, Six Mile Crdok,
;Alaska, September^, 1895, the
locators of the said “OTOWA/
“AGRA/* ‘‘GEORGIA,” “SEAT
TLE MINING CLAIM,” “MAG
GIE” placer mining claims, just
v described; together with the LIZ
ZIE placer mining claim located oi
Canyon Creek, Alaska, adjoining
■, the “AGRA” claim above describ
ed, recorded in Book No. 1, pagr
72, Sunrise Mining District, Dis
trict of Alaska, now Kenai Mininf
. and Recording Precinct, did con
solidate and group said claims a:
one group or association designat
ed as the “AGRA” Group of placei
mining claims;
TOGETHER WITH that cartel
ditch, flume and pipeline
veys the waters appropriated
by the said defendant, Alasfc
ities Corporation, a corporsti<
mining operations in and
placer mining property I
specifically described, so
isaforesaid, on said
from Pass Creek, French*
Donaldson Creek, whicn
creeks are tributary to (
Creek, and including the
continued use of the
creeks by'the right of liffcr appro
iriation thereof as the same appea
>f record in the office of the Distric
.Reorder for Kenai Mining and Re
wording Precinct; as to Pass Creek
recorded in Book 1, at page 360, o:
aid Records; and ss to French:
>eek, recorded in Book 1 at pag<
>G0 of said Records;
AND ALSO all buildings, struc •
nres, cabins, tools, appliances, sluici
boxes, hydraulic pipe, giants, valves
b’ttings situated in and upon the min
ng property hereinbefore specifically
described, and used in connection wit!
and constituting the equipment oi
said property, in the operation, min
ng, prospecting and developing of the
same.
second rarcei
A contiguous, compact and consoli
dated group of placer mining claims
iwned apd in the possession of the
Uaska Securities Corporation, a cor
x) ration, embracing a continuou:
\rea of aproximately two hundred and
eighty acres, situated on Lynx Creek,
a tributary of East Fork, an elonga
tion of Six Mile Creek or Six Mile
River, in the Kenpi Mining and Re
eordng Precinct of the Third Divisior
of the Terttory of Alaska, made up of
the following specifically designated
ind described claims, to-wit:
“LYNX CREEK HYDRAULIC
PLACER MINING CLAIM,” some
* times .designated at “Lynx Creek
Hydraulic Association Placer Min
ing Claim, comprising one hundred
and sixty acres of placer mining
ground located January 16th, 1911,
by Nathan P. White, E. K. White
G. B. Peavey, H. D. Hall, Emma
White, F. F. Woodaman (or Wood
erman), Anna Collins, and Albert
F. Parmenter, as more fully des
cribed in the original notice of lo
cation thereof duly of record in
Book 6, of Locations, at page 352,
of the Records of Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct, Territory
of Alaska;
“DUMP” Placer Mining Claim,
of twenty acres, situate on the
South Bank of Bench Creek, p tri
butary of Lynx Creek, and adjoins
the Lynx Creek Hydraulic Placer
Claim on the East side, and for a
further description of which claim
reference is hereby made to the
original notice of location thereof
as recorded in’Book 4, at page 77
of Records, of the Records of Ke
nai Mining and Recording Pre
cinct, Territory of Alaska;
“AVON” placer mining claim, of
twenty acres, situate on the west
aide of the Lynx Creek Hydraulic
Placer Mining Claim, above des
cribed, and for a further and more
specific description of whicft saick
claim, express reference is herebyl
made to the original notice <xf lo
cation thereof aa the same appears
of record; _
•UULiu SMiiri riacer Mining
Claim, of twenty acres, formerly
designated as the “Lonesome" pla
cer mining claim, located October
4,1915, by N. 0. Anderson, situate
on Lynx Creek about five claims
from the mouth of said creek, and
adjoins the Boulder Placer Mining
Claim, and for a further and more
specific description of said claim,
express reference is hereby made
to file original notice of location
thereof as the same appears of re
cord in Book 4, Records, age 187,
of the Records of said Kenai Min
ing and Recording Precinct;
“BOULDER". Placer Mining
Claim, of twenty acres, situate on
Lynx Creek, Kenai Precinct, Al
aska, located by N. 0. Anderson
and Wm. Bellison, January 1st,
1997, the original notice of location
thereof being duly of record in
Book 4 of Locations at Page 898 of
the Records of eKnai Mining and
Recording Prednct, Territory of
• Alaska, to which record express re*
feence is hereby made for a fur
ther description of said placer
claim;
“SNOW SLIDE" Placer Mining
Claim, of twenty acres, situate on
Lynx Creek, Alaska, or “Link
Creek, Alaska, located by N. 0.
• Anderson and Wm. Bellison on
January lat, 1907, mid for a fur
ther and moie specific description
of which plaoer claim express ref*
erenee Is hereby made to the ori
ginal notice of location therwrf as
' SfejgssSSfl:
Precinct, Territory of AI
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MORS THOURLE OVER
SEATTLE 8TBEETCAB SYSTEM
SEATTLE, M 24—The municipal
-ailway system, already subject to
Complicated litigation in the state
courts came into' tbs Federal court
when the Puget Sound Power, Light,
ind Telephone Company filed suit for
pecific performance and to restrain
-he tax payers from taking further
iction in the state courts that might
ead to a breach, of contract, and the
lefault of fifteen million dollars for
vhich the system was purchased, the
’ourt granted a temporary order re
straining the city from setting aside
as# JJrtvuefe for lines and other pur
9jNpE#rt0 after tiie payment of the
IP# and the first installment on
# principal bonds.
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WILSON WOULD TASS GERMAN
BONDS AS BELGIUM’S DEBT
WASHINGTON, Feb. SK—WiUon
expects to reeeaunend to congress be
fore be leave# bis official position
that authority be granted the United
Stats# to accept the German Bonds to
be applied against the debt Belgium
owes America, it was learned from
the State Department today.
says hoover not been
OFFERED POSITION CABINET
NEW YORK, Feb. 24—George Birr
Baker, identified with Hoover in the
relief work statemented declaring
Hoover has not been offered a cabinet
post. His friends believe the Depart
ment of Commerce offers no such field
for service as the public service with
which he is now identified.
FRENCH DESTROYERS MEET
SOVIET FORCES BLACK SEA
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 24-Ten
French destroyed, cruising the east
coast of the Black Sea engaged the
Soviet forces reporting the Bolsheviki
lost heavily. According to reporta Tif
lis spears still to be in the hands of
the Georgians who’ suffered heavy
losses defending the city.
LESLIE-JUDGE CORPORATION
GOBS INTO BANKRUPTCY
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-Involuntary
petition of bankruptcy was filed
against the Leslie Judge Company, a
publishing corporation, on the behalf
of three creditors whose claims total
t six hundred thousand dollars.
2 Placer Claim by W. P. Powers,
May 2nd, 1896, the original notice
of location thereof being duly of
record in Book No. 1 at page 187
Mining Records of Locations, (Vol.
E. Locations) Sunrise Mining Dis-.
trict, District of Alaska, now Ke
nai Mining and*. Recording Pre
cinct;
TOGETHER WITH that certain
ditch, flume and pipe-line which con
veys the waters appropriated and
used by the said defendant, Alaska
Securities Corporation, a corporation
In its mining operations in mid upon
the placer mining property herein
before described, so situate, as afore
said, on said Lynx Creek, including
liie right ty the continued use of said
waters by right of prior appropria
tion and actual use thereof for mining
purposes, and including the right to
the use of the water of Nuggett
|Creek as described in the Notice of
Appropriation thereof at appears of
record in Book 2 of Records, page
r/u, oi tne necoras oi nenai wining
and Recording Precinct; ALSO IN
CLUDING au buildings, structures,
cabins, tools, appliances, sluice boons,
hydraulic pips, giants, valves, fittings
situate upon the Lynx Creek Mining
Property hereinbefore specifically de
scribed and used ft* connection with,
and constituting the equipment of,
said mining property, in the opera
tion, mining, prospecting, working
and developing of the same*
Third Parcel
That certain lode mining claim situ
ate in the Sunrise District or Region
of the Kenai Mining and According
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ROBBERS BLOW SAFES AND
ESCAPE WITH PLUND1
CHICAGO, Feb. 24—Robbers bl
three safes of the Magnus compai
jewelers of this city, and escaped w
loot worth thirty thousand dollars
BOLSHEVIKI CONCENTRATING
IN EASTERN SIBER
HARBIN, Feb. 24—Military ope
tions by the Bolsheviki against 1
Japanese forces in Siberia are belii
ed to be the foreshadow of concent
tion of the Bolsheviki soldiers in Cl
na. While badly clothed and fed 1
soldiers are reported to be well arat
and under severe dicipline.
AMERICA CLAIMS RIGHT TO
PARTICIPATE IN LEAG1
PARIS, Feb. 24—America's note
protest relative to the mandate qu
tion was laid before the League
Nations council and is slated for i
first subject of discussion accordi
to the United States who is asserti
her right to participate in the dis;
sitlon of the mandates. The note
arousing intense interest
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WEATHER REPORT
SEWARD, 34, Raining, Calm.
ANCHORAGE, 34, Goudy, Calm.
MATANUSKA, 36 Cloudy Calm.
CHICKALOON, 32, Cloudy, Calm.
WASILLA, 36, Cloudy, Calm.
TALKEETNA 32, Goudy, Calm.
HURRICANE, 32, Goudy, Calm.
SUMMIT, 34, Cloudy, Calm.
HEALEY, 30, Goudy, Calm.
NENANA, 5, Clear, Calm.
FAIRBANKS 4, Clear, Calm.
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