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CALENDAR
JUNE
S M T W T P 8
1 I
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1
0 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 10 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 20
30
Moon’s Phases.—
Last quarter, 2d;
new moon, loth;
first quaretr, ISth;
full moon, 25th.
JULY
8 M T W T F S
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 0 10 11 12 18
14 15 10 17 18 10 20
21 22 22 24 25 20 27
28 20 80 81
Moon’s Phases.—
Last quartered;
new moon, 10th;
first quarter, 18th;
full moon, 24th;
last quarter, 31st.
Wednesday, July 3, 1807.
THE HAYWOOD TRIAL
In summing up the pros and cons of
the evidence in the case of Hay
wood in the trial now proceeding at
Boise, an editorial in the Fairbanks
Times of June 28 concludes:
“Whatever the real facts of the case
may be, it now seems to be a pretty safe
guess that his [Orchard’s] story will be
sufficiently discredited to create the
reasonable doubt in the minds of the
jury which is sufficient for an acquittal.”
In our opinion, if the jury does acquit
Haywood it will remove all reasonable
belief in his guilt and establish his in
nocence unquestionably. It is wrong to
imply that public opinion would regard
him with suspicion regardless of vindi
cation by a jury—more especially since
the environment of the trial is notori
ously hostile to the accused man s class,
the prosecution has had every opportu
nity to establish the facts, and has even
bought the knowledge gained by a de
tective employed and trusted by the
defense.
Haywood may not be acquitted; but
if lie is the verdict will be accepted as
the truth.
The Wooing.
Tilt* Major—Mian Alaska, I can no
longer remain silent. I have loved you
since I first beheld your golden locks
and snowy features, and feel that 1 can
not live without you. Alaska, will you
lie mine?
Miss Alaska—O, go on, Maje, and tell
vnur troubles to your t'ncle Samuel; he
]>ut you up to this.
Local and General Notes
Whisky is out again.
There was no rain at 7U yesterday.
There was a tim* shower in tow n and
indications are (or more.
l-angford, Ihirk and John Minook an
away to look into a gold tind made by
the latter on Mclosi twenty years ago.
Henry Papin. II K. Tbuinm Herman
lb>shtirg, lieorge Rnulhitch and Joe
hush are among the arrival* from acnma
the divide tislav
F. M. Smith rei ei>ed a message June
that Mrs. smith and y<smg Janies
Preston smith hud arrived at St Me Intel
on their way outside James Preston
will celebrate his second hi rile lay in
California.
A mining man from across the divide
said this week that last winter he
bought potatoes raised at Hot Springs
simply because they were far superior
to those that had been shipped in'from
the outside. The fact that inferior
potatoes had been sent into this country
thus served to advertise the really ex
cellent quality of the home-grown arti
cle. With the energy with which F. G.
Manley is clearing land at Hot Springs
the income from his crops in 1898 will
undoubtedly l>e enormous Two years
ago few believed really good potatoes
could be produced there. Most people
know better now.
TO BE SENT TO FT. GIBBON
Wally Laboskl, Though Improved,
Is Far from Being Well of
His Injuries.
Friends of Wally Laboski intend to
send him to Fort Gibbon to be exam
ined by Sergeon Pearson as soon as lie is 1
tit to travel in safety.
Notwithstanding he lias been reported
as improving from time to time, it was i
said a couple of days ago that Laboski
is still far from well of the hurts he re
ceived when hi' was assaulted by Her
man Dell at F.ureka June 18. He suffers
from pain in the chest and the wound
on the head seems yet to affect his
senses more or less.
There is more than one version of the
assault, and it seems that some are not
inclined to blame Dell very much. It is
claimed by Laboski’s friends, however, J
that he neither informed on Dell nor
provoked the assault when it was made.
This statement has been positively made
on what seems to be the very best au-,
thority.
Dell has apparently made good his!
escape.
J.P.CLUM FOR DELEGATE
Fairbanks Postmaster Has a Boom
Formally Launched for Elective
Official Honors.
Fairbanks, June 28.—(From t lie
Times.)—Last evening the friends of
Major John P. ('him assembled at Eagle
hall to grace the formal opening of the
campaign which has for its object the
election of tlie major as the delegate to
congress to succeed Tom ('ale at the ex
piration of his present term.
Thu meeting was opened by Genera 1
Carr, who stated the object for which it
was called, and in doing so paid a glow
ing tribute to the man they were assem
bled to honor.
lie wan !• >11«>»«•< 1 l»v l olmiel ( laypnni,
who in hi;* iiiont engaging anti felieitnnx
vt-in pre«enteil tin- mourn* whieh rlmuM
prompt tin- people in rallying aroiiml
tin- -tan-lanl of tin- genial major. If
then- was anything nii-i- that hi- ronhl
have *aio almiit him ami <li«l not. it wn*
Iw-eaiim- hi- evi-rlookek it in the tlowr of
eliKpli-ni'e that fell from hi* lip*.
At the i-oneltntinn of the r*ilonel'* re
mark*. Major ( him wa* intrialiteeil In
li- m-ral t'arr ami -letiv. re-1 a abort hut
really intemiting a-hire--, ami hi* repu
tation a* a pohlie "penIter m.ffere.l noth
ing upon thi* -era-ion.
following the -i-euking. tin- meeting
went int i rurutivr n-wi-n for the por
p«r •>( effei-tiug a permanent n gnnua
Ik at.
Mr linkman niov.-.| that a r hair man
l-e rlrrtel ami that he appoint an enw
ntive «■ inimittev of nil, whieh lo.-te-n
Chas.A. Traeger
Host Complete Line of
Drugs and Patent Medicines
In Town
Hats, Clothing
Furnishings
Ladies* Goods
Cheapest and Best
Spring and Sommer Saits
H. J. RODEN,
Attorney at Law,
Fairbanks, Alaska.
A. B. NOTICE.
Regular meetings of the Arctic Brother*
hoo<l Lodge are held at their hall on the
lecond and fourth Fridays of each month at
f o’clock p. m.
JULIUS RAHMSTORF,
R. DONALDSON. Arctic Chief
Arctic Recorder.
FRESH BEEF
Cut in Any Quantity.
JULIUS RAHMSTORF.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To W. H. Porter and J. W. Young, their i
heirs, executors, administrators and as- j
signs and to all persons whom it may con- !
You and each of you are hereby notified |
that I have expended during each of the
years 1905 and 1906 one hundred dollars in i
labor and improvements upon placer mining I
claim No. 7. Rhode Island creek. Rampart
Recording Precinct. Alaska, in order to hold j
the said claim under the provisions of the!
Revised Statutes of the United States.
You and each of you are further notified;
that if within ninety days after publication 1
of this notice you, as co-owners, fail to con
tribute your unpaid proportion of the cost :
of the labor aforesaid namely,
The unpaid proportion of the said W. 11.
Porter for both said years of 1905 and 1906,
iind the unpaid proportion of said J. W.
Young for the years 1905 and 1906,
Then your interests as co-owners in said
claim will become the property of the under
signed co-ow ncr. under section 2324 Revised
Statutes of the United States.
JOE KAMINSKI.
Date of first publication. April 3. 1907.
Date of last publication, July 3, 1907.
REMOVAL
JOSEPH TWAN, Cobbler,
Is now located at Ethkka,
where he is prepared to do I
all work in his line.
prevailed, an«l when Mr. Hickman sug
ge?*te«l that he ha*l tlenernl (*»rr in
iniial for chairman when he ma*le hit"
motion. IIih suggestion «*f hi?* wa* «lt*o !
favorably acte«l upon. The chair up- j
|M»ifit«‘*| the following committee, which
will have charge of the campaign: J. W.
Hill, thin .hum-. /. V. Hickman, 1’. K. j
i 'lay pool, William Harrell ami J. II
Smith.
After * lee i« ling that the -election **f
the other officer* of the • rguni/ation !
-IcaiM !»• left to the t tn illive commit*
lee. tin* meeting a»ijotftflie«l.
Throughout the utmost harmony pre
vmlol; in hu t, there wa* not a •ti-*erit
tug vote to tiny motion wlth li wa« pre*
Men Id),
Then* we?** about forty-hie gfvoewl.
an*I ha*I il n**l been hf the • tor my
weather tlirre *%»*•!• I tin*l**nhtv*!ty have
hern a larger att« mlame.
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Administrators’ Notice to Creditors.
VOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the un
designed, Charles Fehritig anil F. J.
Kaliiinur, have Been appointed administra
tors of the estate of Gtorgc Krusting,
deceased, and all )x»rsotiM having any Haim
or Haims against the said estate are hereby
notified to file their Huitn or claims, with
the proper vouchers attached and duly veri
fied. w ith the undersigned at their residence
at Thanksgiving creek. Kampart precinct,
Alaska, w ithiti six inonthsafter the first pub
lication of this notice, to wit. within six
months after the I9tli dav of June. 11**7.
f'HARI.KS F EH RING.
F I K ALMNCi.
Administrators of the estate of
George K rusting. deceases!.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To l.udlow Hoyt, his heirs or assigns. or any
whom it may concern:
You. or any of you. are hereby notified
that I have ex|»ended one hundred dollars
in liibir and improvements for and
during each of the years HHKI, P44 I9U& and
MMl upon thi»t certain placer mining Haim
U now n as >0. I below d iseovery. i iten Gulch
Kamisvrt Recording district. Alaska, the
exi**nditures aforesaid being required to
hold the said Haim under the prov isioits of
section M-1 of the Revise*! Statutes of the
I nite«l States am! an endments thereto. eon*
eeruing labor upon mining Haims
Am! you. the said l.udlow Moyt. your heirs
or assigns aforesaid, are hereby further no
tified that if within ninety <!avs after the
pobUenllon hereof von fail or refuse to eon
tribute ttiiir proportion of such expend*
• ores, m eo-ou ner. mur interest in the afore
*au! rhvim w til tecum* the property of the
umlersigMetl four e«*-ow n»r who has mule
the miHirnl lawfnl expenditures
mia xrmin
First publication Ipril It Wfl
I asi publication Julf It. Wt.