Yukon Valley News
GKO. M. UU.Ij . Pi'BI.iuhkk
The Christman tree fund t" «lat<*
amount* to $1'>0,
Mr, ami Mr*. ,T, l>. Hurehard from
i Birchen arc registered at the Tower
* bonne.
Mm. Chan. Chimpiiat who left here on
one of the hint boat* if spending the
winter in Missouri.
Mt>. A, <>. Vaehon and Miff Idoyd
will leave here for a visit at Tolovana
directly after the holidays,
Mr Chan, link, formerly wil t the
S. C, company ban accepted a pofition
with \V, 15. Hodman.
The ill-round boxing content la tween
.lontifon arid VValnh if fcheduled for
Itecemher Kith, The affairwill he pro
ceeded by two preliminaries.
Mr. .fay .Matteron of 111«- V
received a car'I from .Inler Marian, who
war llien at Cordova, ett route for tlm
outride. Mr. Marian Milter that he ir
now the fathei of a fine irtthy girl
that war horn on November rith,
ffev. I.ouir Bttirch, who war in charge
of thi- Kpircopal clntrch in Tatiana la«f
rummer, in now at liir former* home in
lforin !l, New York, l!ev, Bitirch war
U'J ilayr on the trip from Tanana to
Seattle, Being delayed at ,*■(, Mieliael for
a lotnr time, having failed to make com
nectionr with the oceati rteamer,
Mike Mimay.of the \mericnn ('reek
roadleiiire w,i* a visitor in Tanana thi*
Week, lie".line lei. for *<lppijer. I li
ra y* that evi'i o|e ,» ai»y on American
i reek t Inort ,,| the mile • ale iee( aring
for 11 t ■> - ’ I :i I . t .1 ' Ar'„ |
Kanliali II a,' *■1 -I. • I are
working on the Montana t,..»» are
reported to i,, e j , pa , ,
l/ieilt, I Vi ,1 .-I • a * deta led on
Tile.day a- at t.na 'jn.irli ra,ctei at l ort
1 i i I ill' 'll, I'e) ie .11,.' god I , < nt, I *' do* I
l.mmon*. 1,;<■ ■ • t, Cmiion* ir detailed
to a.-i-t tie el lie.' 'pi 11 teMna.ter, 1*111)
I,tent, ,1 *1 ( trd ha* heel) detailed
a* pi-! • ,, oit, ielie\in,' l.je'tt, \|,,*ely
Sfnd I, • n liar mood (t. Barton reliever
Be nt, 1 trd a* po t engineer officer.
Mr, in-", I , lioulter, who tlii* week'
ret orim i fi<>111 ii tiiji 'if ln»)n ('ij'/ii </f tin'
aovernnieut ndiool at ll.inij'iirt, ray#
tlmt everything I* looking very well u|>
there, Hi/ttliiii #aid that lie would itiI'
vim- anyone traveling that way, tn go hy
tlii' way nf lf',t Mjiring* ''(i account nf
tli»» glare let' and tlii' had wind#, Mr,
lloulter will leave here fur Kagle tight
after New Yi' ir*, going liv way of l air'
hank# ami t'lnde ati<l ln*jicetlng the
government •I'liiml* rii rutiti'.
Mean Advice
r OhMlent On tlii- eve of your mar*
rla«i' li t ini' give you a piece of advlce,
Ifeoiemlier wlii'ii ymir wlf»''tt next hlrth
day come* aii'l >vi' her a hand#nnic
prevent,
Young Man—'"Yen, of (-iiurn*'/*
"t Jive ||i-r tlii' fii'trt your jeteket can
huy every birthday, Itut at Chrl#tnia#f
N'cw Year# arid #uch time#, give her
utily »iii'X|ii'iii.lvi' little token#, Form
that hahit,"
"Yen, hut why
"It. will jiay,”
"1 preyuroe #o,”
"Ye#, In a few year# you can liegln
t" forg"t the hirthday# and #hc won't
#av a word,” - S', Y, Weekly,
"What wa* the la»t operation that
htruou# aurgeon performed?” .
"lie t ut hi# wife out of Id# tdll,”
Mr. Kteigelmair wishes tin* News tn
I correct the impression that has gone
abroad that he locked tip the Yukon in
front of Xanana for the tatrpose o|
monopolizing tin1 aqueous fluid. He
•ays that lie locked up the water
hole for sanitary reasons and not
for the purpose of' preventing the
roughnecks from diluting their liquor 01
from taking their annual hath. lie says
that he staked the hole early in the
season and has done his assessment
work upon it and he therefore feels that
he has a right to stop people from dip
ping their dirty buckets into the hole,
lie says that before lie locked up the
Yukon people with unsanitary buckets
would go there, ami when they dipped
their dirty pails into the water they
would leave behind them anything
from a glamh-r germ to a sour
dough hotcake, Mr. Steigelmair says
that In- has frequently gone to the
Imle and loaded up Ids water vehicle
early in the morning before it was day
iitflit $tltd that wiii<n lif would In- ile*
liverirtu, at tlt«- door of tin- tln iftv lioit-f
wife. what lif *uppo*ed tn lie h |mil of
cryMal fluid. In- would Ik- mortified at
Kffinu tlif bottom »if tin* bucket covered
with a layer of cru*bed oat* or maybe
a lot of native bav would be floating
aromnl uii top of tbe water, or maybe a
handful of dm* bair. Ami that i* tbe
reanoti that water will be water tld*
winter, even on tbe bank* of tbe Yukon,
finite a number of people from tbe
blitaroil country liave pa**ed through
Tana tut tbi* week; moat of tbem en
route for tbe out*ide, They all Mate
tliat there will be a bic ilemaml fur
tiiek ami dtovel men in that part of tbe
country next *itmincr; but those in a
position to know, aUo Mate that tbe
merchant* cod l,u*iiie»* men of tbe
country will be very little beiiefitteil.
Most of tbe men in tbe camp will be
emplove'1 bv tbe < luatfenbeim'*, wbo
will, in addition to tbeir dredging oper
ation*, dirt a ten mile ditch from away
upon Otter creek to tbeir proposed
power station at tbe mouth of fiat
creek. There will probably be ►even or
erabt hundred men employed in digging
tbi* diteb ami in connection with tbeir
otbei operation* in tbe di*tiict the tiujj*
yenbejm* will likely have con*i<lerably
more than a tbou*aml men employed
next summer, Jtesjde* a bra reduction
in tbe *cale of wa^e* paid to tbe labor
ing men of tbe country, that I* ex
pected to follow upon tbe introduction
of (#iit«enneim method*, tbe hi a com
pany will no doubt *ldp in everything
required by tbeir employee*.
A mammoth entertainment it- planned
Ini piimet t me in February at tlx; I’ost.
I be affair will la- under the manage*
iiK-nt of -*“*'»ut- Major J. II. Keilly and
a ill Foment of a min*trel show, followed
<iy vaudeville and a sketch and ending
aitli a -Vroitnd boxing contest between
fohn*on and Walsh. The others taking
l»art in the affair are, 1st Nergt, laevin,
** rgt, A iekhain, <orj*,raU .whenl>erg
tnd Tracy, Mus'd. la-ineke, Privates
iVoJfter, Pagan and Miller and Corpl,
McMath,
N THK I'ROIWTF. fOl.RT IS AM) FOR
PORT OIIIIIOS f'RKCTNCT. FOURTH
IdVIRION, TKlfHITORV OF AI.ASKA.
a flie matter of flie eatate ,,f William A.
I,linn, derea*ed.
Notice I* hereby given by the undersigned
idminisfrator ol , be estate ofWfliiaoiAXuon
l« erased »„ *(,e creditors of. and all |>erso„s
laving claims against f lie *aid deceased. t«,
■slill/i, them, wifi, tl/e nerc««ar> toucher,,
'.ifId,i sis ,„until* from the date of rhjs
•ofiee to the said administrator, at bis office
n flie tow „ nl I am,,I.,, For, OiMion nrrc)nr,
uni lerritor, ol AI •» a, the name lieiogthe
llaeeof flie transaction ,1 , lie hnsiliei,, of
|,e tael r«fa,e
Ifafed Her, till, IW2 A. If.
FRANK H. QUACK.
Alims,a, a*,oa
IN JUSTICES COURT. KOTUKUR
nRECINCT. FOURTH DIVISION. ALASKA.
RKFORE FRANK E. HOWARD. COMMIS
SIONER AND EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
Frank Smith. Plaintiff. ^ Summon*
i for
J. A.rif\eland. Defendant. f Publication
The Pre*i«lent of the United State* of
America To J. A. Clevel md :
\ 011 are hereby summoned and requir# d to
fippear in the J notice** Court for theno;. 11
kak Precinct. Fourth Piv ision. Territory of
AUt*ka. within thirty day*, after the rom
p etioti of the period of publication of thi*
*umnioii* and an*wcr tfie complaint of the
I tintiff. or judgment for want thereof will
beta en ngnin*t >011: and you are further
notified that mile** you *0 uopear atid ans
wer the * aid complaint a* al»« ie re<ju red.
the plaintiff will apply to the ( ourt for the
relief demanded herein, which i*. a* follow*:
Judgement ai?atn*t defendant J. A. Cleve
le.iid for the *11111 of and the interest
thereon from the *th day of November. 1M<>.
together with plaint iff’* co*t* and di*bur*e
n ent* herein a* alleged to be due and *tiil
n paid on a certain promi* orv note dated
November *th. lido. draw n and endor*ed by
tnj defendant and delivered to the plaintiff .
! he date of the order for *erv ice of thi*
*iiiiiruon* by nnblication in tbe Yu on Valley
New*. publi*bed at Trnana Ala*ka. i* No*
v ember 13. 1912: the di> - of the first \ nhli
cation i* December II M2, and the date of
the Ia*t pubic it ion * January 1*. lid:h and
the tine ujthin which the defe iidfirit. J. A.
( lev eland j* required to an*wer the com*
pi tint i* thirty day * af*er the eompietion of
ti e period of *uch publication.
Iii w it lie** whereof 1 have hereunto *et
my hand and *eal of *aid Court, thi* bith day
o! November. A.£P.“IM2.
FRANK E. HOWARD.
Coiumi*>*ioner and Ex-Officio
Ju*tice of the Peace.
IN JUSTICE'S COURT. KOYUKUK PRE
CINCT. FOURTH DIVISION. ALASKA.
BEFORE FRANK E HOWARD. COMMIS
SIONER AND EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEAC E.
J"ssie M. H« 'ard Plaintiff. . Summons
*• / for
J- A.C l. Defendant. • Publication.
The I’o-vfl- nf . •. the Units d States of
America 1 » J. A. Cleveland.
> ma are hereby summoned and required to
ai*|j«* 11- in tlie Justice** Court for the Koyu
ki« Preeiu r. Fourth Division. Territory of
A ' i within thirty day* after the com
1* ‘ tion of the period of publication of this
summons and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff or judgment for want of answer
" ill l»e tal-en against you: and you are fur
ther notified that unless you so apiiear and
answer the said complaint as above re
quired the pl.-intift will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded therein, as follows:
l udgu ent against defendant, J . A . Cleveland
for the sun of s.’S.im, together with interest
from the 1 th day of March. 1911. at legal
rate alleged to he due on » j romis*ory note
I earing date March Id. 1911, as tir-»t cause of
action: and f >r tl e sum of £22.fiO, as per
ledger account, for recording instruments
from March l-i to March 21. inclusive, as
second cause of action: the total amount
being *»'•«•*.» n. together w ith <•* »ts .,t suit.
The date of the order for service of this
summons h publication in the VuUc n \ al ey
New-, published at Tatiana. Alas! a. is .No
% ember Id. I9r2: the date of the first publica
tion is December 14. 1912. and the date of the
last publication i* Junuar> 1". 19i:t. and the
time within which the defendant. J. A.
C eve! nd *. icquired to answer the com
plaint is thirty days after the completion of
the period «»f such public ition.
Iti witness whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and seal of said Court, this lath
day of Now mber. 1912.
FRANK E. HOWARD.
Commissioner and Ex-Officio
Justice of the Pi ace.
N.C.GO. N.C.CO.
“Everybody Is Doing It! ”
“DOING WHAT ?f
"Buying From Us.”
Fruits, Nuts, Candies
Liquors, and TOYS
Everything To Make A
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Dealers In the Best Meat