Yukon Valley News
IssuetFevery Wednesday. ~
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Sam J. Callahan. ..v Minu^r
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CALENDAR
JULY
a M T W T F S
12 3 4 5 6
V 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
Moon’s Phasks.—
Lust quarter, 2d;
new moon, 10th;
first quarter, 18th;
full moon, 24th;
last quarter, 31st.
AUGUST
8 M T W T K S
1 2 3
4 5 15 7 8 !» 10
11 12 13 14 15 Iti 17
18 10 20 21 22 28 24
25 20 27 28 20 30 31
Moon’s Phases.—
new moon, 8th;
first quuretr, 16th;
full moon, 23«l:
[ .iist iiimrter, 30th
Wkdxkmday, July 31, 15)07.
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE.
With the issue of the Yi kon Valley News
of August 7, next, the publication of the
paper will cense, at least temporarily. No
business will he accepted for a period ex
tending beyond that date. Subscribers who
have paid in advance will have the money
for unfulfilled contracts returned.
\ • >|itimlKt Ik Kill' will' Im.Mk till'
i>|4iiH>n lluii all i-imla arv milrml i-.r
I|m> IitkI T“Hi I aU w M ifliliiMl. Hi1
laltrin* I In* jiriii'li'hl* mil nii'>iaga
• ill r. i ■ ii.iih i -I lriiil»iMl *•■!* rnui*-nl
(••f Vlmkii ami Hull IiiumIiIi' at ik>ii will
W lahan l*y vungtwM
Many Lives Lost'
; pin Collision at Sea
A press dispatch in the Dawson News
dated July 22, says the steamships Co
j lunibia and San Pedro collided near
I Shelter Cove, sixty miles south of
Eureka, Cal., and nearly a hundred
lives were lost. The Columbia sank
live minutes after the collision. The
San I’edro remained afloat. There were
many women teachers from the east on
the Columbia and not one of them
escaped. Captain Doran succeeded in
launching four lifeboats and their pas
sengers were saved. He maintained
perfect discipline in the crew and did
all in his power in saving life, lie re
mained i«>rfeetlv cool and went down
with his ship. Full details of the dis
aster had not lieen learned when the
dispatch was sent.
Appreciative Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Warnick, of Philadel
phia, who had been in Rampart for a
fortnight and become good friends with
the people of the camp, departed on the
I,avelle Young yesterday evening.
Rampart, Alaska, July it, 11K)7.
Yukon Valley News, Rampart, Alaska:
Gentlemen: Through the instru
mentality of Mr. T.. M. Davis, my wife,
Mr. Sivyer and myself have had the
pleasure of spending more than two
weeks at Rampart. I take this means
of expressing to Commissioner ltallou
and his wife, John \V. Duncan and the
residents of Rampart and vicinity my
appreciation of the many courtesies they
have extended to us and the many kind
nesses that have been showered ui>on us.
In all my ten years’ experience among
mining camps I have never received any
better treatment than I have here.
I wish to thank yon one and all and
trust it may he my happy fortune to be
able to reciprocate.
Wishing you much success, I am
Yours truly,
Bkn.i. C. Warnick.
The Dawson News says it is estimated
that over $.‘100,000 lias been taken from
Henderson creek, which flows into the
big slough a short way lie low the mouth
of Stewart river. Black Hills creek,
heading up against Henderson, has also
turned out to l>e a producer. Both of
these creeks were extensively pros|iectcd
in IH'.is-'tsi and ipiite generally pro
nounced worthless. It is remarkable
that a great majority of the creeks stam
j*'dcd and alMiidoned in the carl) days
o, Yukon territory have since made
gissi in greater or lesser degree.
'Die wiilth <>f nil rotnlx «n*l truiU
l>nlol mnl mnsUtrlnl l*> tin- Ala-ku
Io>:ir«I of ron.l roiiimi**ionrr4 i« liiinl >il
tW l»-*-t—:w on ttH'h mil*- <>f tin- i't>n*
t«-r liMr—rMv|4 t» *!■*■<■ ml row* wlu-m
4 li-.i wultli imiy l»- A*- i-n
croaM'liinnit will !»• |*riniltiit it|->n tin
•lri|> of «iitv (<» l. W»U«» wullioritv turn
I-h i lnwn ftoiu tin- r..iii
imolon
l.»*v» imptilr* no nmtliH, lilt
►**><lit »l», |n»l« llw l«t mnntnn-tton
on »**ry Mtkon —.%»>«
Chas. A. Traeger
JUST RECEIVED:
:: NEW ::
MEN’S SUITS,
Eureka Hip Boots,
LADIES’ GOODS
Most Complete Line of
Drugs and Patent Medicines
In Town
II. J. RODEN,
Attorney at Law,
Fairbanks, Alaska.
A. B. NOTICE.
Regular meeting* of the Arctic Brother
hon«l Lodge are held at their hall on the
second and fourth Fridays of each month at
8 o’clock p. m.
JULIUS RAHMSTORF,
R. DONALDSON, Arctic Chief
Arctic Recorder.
FRESH BEEF
Cut in Any Quantity.
' JULIUS RAHMSTORF.
REMOVAL
JOSEPH TWAN, Cobbler,
Is now located at Eureka,
where he is prepared to do
all work in his line.
Administrator’s Notice.
Iii the mutter of the estate of C. L. Haw ken.
deceased. • *v#i
Notire is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of C. L. Hawkes.
dereaseil. to the creditor* of. and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to ex
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Administrator at
Hot Springs. Umn) urt precinct. Alasku.
Dated July .I. 1907.
ALFRED HAWKES.
Administrator.
Date of first publication, July 10. 1907.
Administrator's Notice.
In the mutter of the estate of Michael Izzo.
deceased.
Notice is herebv gi\en by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of .Michael luo,
deceased, to the creditor* of. and all |»en*on*
having claim* against said decea*e«l. to ex
hibit them with the necessury vouchers,
w ithiu six month* after the fir«t publication
of this notice, to the said administrator at
Rampart. Alaska.
Dated July 0, 19*17.
MII.TDN V. FLKISCHMAN.
Administrator.
Date of first publication, July |o, 1907.
Administrator's Notice.
In the nmttfr of the e*tnte of Peter
\\ Itflioiie .
Nutire i* hereby given by the iin<ler*igne«l
miiniitiatrNtor of the extife of Peter Avi»r*
none tlHfnsrtl, to the creditor* of. nn«l nil
l#r«.|is hnvinir rlnittx nir»in*t *ni«l «leeen*e«|
to exhibit them with the nrreentry volte her*.
« ithin 4ix r» onth«* nfter the ttr*t |>i|hlimtion
of I hi* nottee. to the *nl*l n«lmini*lrn9or ni
K »iii|Mirt %ln*hit.
Dntnl lulv »♦ |w7
MILTON P. rUlMTHMAN,
A«limnl*trntor.
Ihtte of Mr«t imMiention. Jtilv |«. IflMl
Notice of Administrator's Sale.
Nottee n herehv given thnt in t»i«r*tmne*
of «n order »**»ie.| In W H KnDmii t'onmti*
*loi*er 4i«l M ••Aim Prohnte Jmltfe for
Knint»nr« oreeinet Thir«l *tiv i«n>n territory
of tli*»hw, I. 44 ■nlmmietnelor of the e*l *te
of VIieh.eeI t««o >Weoei|, will **>i .«• |»taMie
iHrtUm for mail, on ^nlMrelnv V i*gml H»
• It ■ K t> m *t » »••• otfii e
K iiHf«rt Vio'hn real |irot*rti tWrltmi a*
fettle*** the aM*t • •ne-hnlf of let# Nea. V
Moe-h Vm. f ami miihliiige thereto*
that eel July *, MVf
mm ru*i p n in huih
%4n»»nfc*tr *t*.r letal# of VIo-h^el lie. >Wii
nririnnririnnnnrir^^
HOTEL
FLORENCE
o
Bar Supplied with the Best
of Liquors and Cigars
Elegantly Furnished
Single Rooms
M. R. DOWNING_ JACK RADIGAN
Managers
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LTsTnnrinrBirinnfTnrBTrinnrLnris'i
EUREKA
ROADHOUSE
Everything New
and Up to Date
JERRY FORD
JLSUUUUUUL1JL2JUUI^
F. M. SMITH
HARRY BURRUSS
SMITH & BURRDSS
Freighters
Packers
Rampart, Alaska
Administrators' Notice to Creditors.
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That th* iih
ilerftijrneri. ChiirlM FeUrlii# ami F. J.
Kalnintr. have been ap|x>intetl ailministra
tom of the estate of George Krasting,
iIpccii’ihI. ami all |>e rxomi having any claim
or claim* atruiiat the said estate are lierehv
notified to file their claim or claims, w ith
the |»ro|«er voucher*! attachei! ami ilnly veri*
tieil. « ith the •imiersi&rned at their residence
at Thanksgiving creek. Rampart precinct,
Alaska. * ith in nix months after f lie first pub
lication of this notice, to ait. within six
months after the 19th iluy of 4tine. li«»7.
CHARLES FEHRINO,
K J K Al.NING.
Ailministrators of the estate of
George Krastinir. ile!*ease«l.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To l.uellow Mo> t. hii* heir* or nmiinie. or imv
whom it tuny roitrrrn:
Yuli, or nny of you. ore hereby itotiheil
(hut I hn»i» y\|#inl«l him hmulretl tlollwr*
'♦!<*»> in liiimr mihI improventfnta for teiul
•liirii*ir etteh of the ytnre H*m. I9IH Ileotl
H|n>h th»t rertuiu pliirFr itiiitiiur flu ini
hitn«H 10 No. 1 leelow dnrotwri, tileie tiiilrh.
K>«n*|Mtrt Knonliiitc <IUtrlet %hi*kn the*
FitiiriHlitiirM uforrtNiti hriiif reiioirenl to
hoitl the *.»iet rhtim oneler the* |»ro«i*ie>o* of
*eet ion of the* Knierei Htututw of the
t nlteel Htulre tiol NieiriHlniriite thrrttn **••»
ryrniiHf lubor iiteent tetinittif rlniMM
\ ..t v...1 threitul I uilki« M*»yt onir hrire
or Afore* auI. Are* hrrrht further nei
tlMetl thwt if a ithite ninety lime After the
poMuwt ie.te hereoif y«»u full nr reftt*e to eon*
tribute your t*ro|»«»rto n t»f «t*eh ey^rMlh
tore* aa ro-e.* >*#r tour iwterer*t iw the Afore*
•A»«i rinim « ill become the |»n>|ertt »f the
HMhreiifiHNi * oter ro*oa i.er A he* hie* teeth*
• he reeiutreul Iwuful e«t*e»Mttturew
MU 1KTILI.I.
Fleet y«Miewtu.ee lurll 17. net?
I Mt i.tihliewti«*et July 11. NN