NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
In the United-States I*uml Office t
Nome, Alaska
OctolSer 15. 1920.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
I*l'GET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
tiP SEATTLE, a corporation, a-citi
zen of the United States, whose l’ost
« >(Hce address is Seattle, Washington,
acting by its duly authorized agent
and attorney in fact, GRANT It.
JACKSON, whose residence and l’ost
office address is Nome. Alaska, has
made application before the United
States l^jind office ut Nome. Alaska,
for a United States Patent for placer
mining claim known as !>1 • tiled No.
2 BELOW DISCOVERY ON NEW
TON GULCH No. 1. situated on New
ton Gulch No. 1. about 3.5 miles N.
E. of the Municipality of Nome, in
Cape Nome Recording District. Alas
ka. Second Division, being Mineral
Survey No. 1233; said claim being
more particularly described in the
field notes and pint of the official sur
vey thereof, now on file in said Land
Office at Nome, Alaska, as follows;
(Magnetic Variation 18 deg. 25 min.
Beginning at Corner 1, identical
with S. W. loe. cor. a schist stone
21x12x6 Ins. 12 ins. in ground, mark
et! 1-1233.2B, witn cross on top sur
face for true point; whence U. S. I,.
M. No. 11 bears S._ 76 dee. 50 min.
W. 771.3.28 ft; thence N. 5 deg. 35
min. W. (Var. 19 deg. E.) 1152.2 ft.
to Cor. 2, identical with loe. cor. and
tor. No. 1. No. 1 below on. Newton
Gulch No. 1; thence N. 76 deg. 08
min. 30 sec. E. (Var. 18 deg. 45 min.
E.) 676.0 ft. to Cor. 3, identical with
loe. cor. and Cor. 4, Sur. 461; thence
S. 7 deg. 26 min. W. (Var. 18 deg.
25 min. E.) 264.1 ft. to Cor. 4. iden
tical with I^t>c. cor; thence S. 1 deg.
34 min. E. (Var. 18 deg. 25 min. E.)
970.2 ft. to Cor. 5, identical with S.
E. loe. cor.; thence S. 81 deg. 47
min. W. (Var. 19 deg. E.) 541.8 ft.
to Cor. 1# and place of beginning,
containing an area of 15.962 acres.
That saitl claim is situated., on un
surveyed ground on Newton Gulch
No. 1, about 3.5 miles N. E. of the
town of Nome, in the Cape Nome Re
cording District, Alaska, Second Di
vision. r. S. !,. M. No. 11 to which
this claim Is tied is a post 6 ins. srj.
5 ft. above ground in a stone mound
6 ft. base, scribed U. S. L. M. No.
11. situate about 2.75 miles northeast
erly from the mouth of Snake River
and the town qf Nome, and about 70
ft. East of what is known as the Bes
sie Road, in Latitude 61 deg. 32 min.
N. Ix>ngitude 165 deg. 22 min. W.
The original notice'of location of said
claim is recorded in Vol. 2 Rage 01
and the amended location notice there
of in Vol 146 at l’age 23!) of the iveords
of said Cape Nome Recording District.
The adjoining claims are on the North.
No. 1 below on Newton Gulch No. l.
Sur- 461. on the South the Doyle
"Fraction. James Cook, owner, unsur
veyed. on the East ihe Ronnell Frac
tion unsurveyed, James Cook, owner,
and on tlie West, unknown and unstir
THOS McGANN
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska, Second Division.
Plaintiff,
PRY CREEK DREDGING COMPANY,
a corporation, AL. NICHOLSON
and J. C. BROWN.
Defendants.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA
‘DRY CREEK DREDGING COMPANY,
a corporation, and .1. P. BROWN,
defendants abow named.
GR E E T I N G
You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to appear and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
on file in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court in the City of Nome, Second
Pi vision. Territory of Alaska, within
thirty (30) days from the date of the
service of this summons upon you. that
is. within thirty days after the com
pleflion of the publication of this sum
mons, or judgment for want thereof
will he taken .v.iinst you. And you
are hereby r. Lifted that if you fall to
answer said complaint the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
This is an action to recover Jud?
r;ont against the defendants to fore
close certain Mens held by and assirr'
' d to plaintiff against the "Belleview
Dredge” and placer claim No. 11 be
low on Dry Creek, situated in the Cape
Nonie Mining and Recording Precinct
Territory of Alaska, and to recover
. sum of $1,736.'50, together with legal
interest thereon, attorney fees and
costs of suit, as will more fully app^r
from, the complaint on ftk> herein.
, The date of the order for the publi
cation >of this sumnyms is November
20th 1920.
The date of the first .publicot! -r
thereof is November 20th 1920. and the
date of the last publication is January
1st 1921, an.d the time within which
said defendants are required to ap
pear and answer »a»id complaini Is
v lthln thirty days after the said 1st
day of January, 1921.'
WITNESS the HON. WILLIAM A.
HOLZHEIMER, Judfre of the I>fs‘r!ct
Court for the Territory of Alaska. Sec
' :td Division, and the seal of said Court
’•ereunto affixed at Nome, this 20th
'fy of November 1920.
THOS. McGANN
Clerk of the Dtetrict Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Second
lad w. c. McGuire
1*20. Jan. 1, 1921,
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
KAHN SOUNDS NOTE OF
WARNING TO JAPAN
Washington. Dec. '9—DiscOssing
the .Japanese question freely a ml frank
lyin a carefiSUy prewired address de
livered today in the House of Repre
sentatives, Congressman Kahn of Cal
ifornia, chairman of the House Mili
tary Committee, sounded a clear note
of warning to Jn|>an that America is
not "too proud to tight” nor afraid to
fight if forced ln*o war.
Congressman Kahn declared that
America hopes always to avoid war
and that if the statements recerttly
published to the effect that the i>o!i
ticians, agitators and demagogues of
Japan really want war with the I'nt
ted States they would he the ones to
bring it on. and not Americans.
Kahn said lie knew he ‘‘voiced tin'
earnest hope and wishes of every pat
riotic American that peace between
the two coun'rios may continue per
petually: hut the world." he said, "h is
only recently learned that we are not
too proud to fight, nor are we afraid
to fight when avp are forced into war."
REPORTED JAPS SECRETLY
MAPPING ALASKA COAST
Bremerton. Dim-. 0—Tin- nav;il radio
here has jdckod up reports indicating
that a Japanese warship has boon sec
retly ma,pp«ng Alaska coast reaches
for a month, operating from Cold Bay.
Alaska Peninsula.
The reports were promptly wired to
Washington by the naval radio.
•5 ALBANIAN VILLAGES
^ESTRCVF.rj BY Q i«KES
day say the Alba inn section of Jugo
slavia tvs been se'arely shaken by
earthniiake r ho-’ks during the past
Twentv five vill ers are said to
lave been destroyed by the quake?.
^RESIDENT APPOINTS CHINESE
FAMINE RELIEF OFFICIALS
Washington, Dec. 0 Th .mas W.
I>amont of New York, as chairman,
and Norman Davis, under secretary
of State, as treasurer, have been ap
pointed bv the president as officials of
a committee to take charge, of a cam
paign for the relief of the great fam-'
ine in China.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 297 PROBATE
In the Probate Court for the Cap’
Nome Preomct. Second Division.
Territory of Alaska: Before the
Honorable Hugh O’Neill. U. S.
Commissioner and Ex Officio Judge
of Probate.
tn the 'matter of the estate of
CHARLES W. THOMAS, Deceas’d.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned that he has been duly ap
pointed Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the estate of CHARLES
\V. THOMAS, deceased, and all per
nors having claims against the said
“state must exihitolt them, with the nec
essary vouchers, within six months
after the first publication of this no
tice. to the said Administrator, at the
office of Fred Hnrrjpon, Attorney for
*ald Administrator, Nome, Alaska, the
■»nme being the place for the trasnc
t!op of the business of the said estate
'n the 'above Precinct and Territory.
Dated November 17th, 1920. .
W. J. ROWE,
Administrator with the Will Annexed.'
Publish—Nov. 20. 27. Dec. 4. 11. 1920.
HAWAII PROSPEROUS LAST YEAP
AYashinp’ton. Do\ U -Hawaii had
an exce dlngly prosper us year ns n
result of the high price of sugar. Gov
ernor McArthy announced in his an
nual report, just made public here.
NEW ALASKA FOREST
DISTRICT ESTABLISHED
Portland, <»re. Dec. 10—The estab
lishment of a new national forest dis
trict for Alaska with headquarters at
Juneau, has been announced by the
Forestry headquarters for the Nor*!i
I .'trifle district here.
The creation of the new Alaska
district will tak. the a dm inis* rat >n
of the Alaska forests away from I’.irt
larnr and will place them under t'i?
••ontrol cf District Forester Charles
H. Flory who is at present in ehnrue
Of the forestry work in the territory,
with headquarters at Ketchikan.
Tin- new district hendquartetr. will
amain at Ketchikan until July 10 and
v ill then be removed to Juneau
BULGARIA TO BE ADMITTED
TO LEAGUE
admission of Bulgarin t
Longue Commit toe "ii Adrr
submitted by Marshal Foch
he declared that Bulgari:
sincere efforts to live up t
The commission also decided to per
mit Armenia. Albania and Georgia to
participate ‘in the work "f the techni
cal commission.
McSWEENY’S LIFE STORY
TOLD BY WIDOW
Washington. Dec. 9—The life s‘n:y
told today by his widow to the com
mittee of one hundred engaged in in
vestigating the Irish question.
Of his self imposed death, the wid
ow said: "I knew my husband was
happy and T njv^r. never would In
terfere with my husband in matters
of conscience."
"It was his choice." she exclaimed,
“it was the decision of his spirit."
NAVY TO BUILD
WORL D’S LA 1 JEST SEA" ANF.
■Washington, Dec. 10—The N'nvy
Department has completed plans far
constructing the biggest sea plane ,n
the world, according to announee
MOB HANGS SLAYER
OF CALIFORNIA SHERIFF
Santa Rosa. Cal. Dec. 10—The Old
Testament vengeance of "a life far a
life" was exacted of George Boyd,
Terence Fitts and Charles Valento by
a mob today as a result >f the murder
here Sunday of Sheriff Feteray of So
malia County anil Police Detectives
Ttester TI Dorman and Miles M. .Tnok
son of San Francisco. Feteray and
Jackson >wer murdered in cold blood
and Detective T.ester TT. Dorman of
San Francisco was fatally Injured
while questioning Boyd. Fitts and Va
lento in a house in the Italian quarter
here regarding assaults made upon
Ran Francisco women.
The mob. armed ami wearing black
masks, entered the county jail, where
the three men were confined, and af
ter overpowering Sheriff Doves and his
deputies, took tho three men to the
cemetery and hanged them from *lv
same limb of a tree.
MARTrAL LAW IN
PARTS OF IRELAND
been applied t«» certain areas of Ire
land," Lloyd Cieorge announced in the
eminent,” he said, "has decided to
frfve .“afo conduct to the Sinn Feinn
members of the House of Commons.
to discuss the Irish -situation. The
premier said that under the martial
law a proclamation will he issued de
manding that all arms and uniforms be
surrendered within prescribed areas
by a certain date and after that date
unauthorized persons found in pos
session of arms would be treated as
rebels and liable to the death penalty
on conviction by military court.
ATTENTION MOOSE
A card social and dance will be
given by the Loyal Order of Moose,
December 11, 1920 for Moose and their
families, Legionairs and invited guosts
at 8:30 p. m. at Moose Hall.
COMMITTEE
'archdeacon stuck
DIES AT FT YUKON
I Clergyman. Author and Explorer Suc
j cumbs to Ravages of Pneumonia at
j St Stephens Mission—Was Prom
inent Churchman of North.
I Archdeacon Hudson Stuck of the
Protestant Kpisrnpal church, died Sun
day October 10, of pleural pneumonia,
after a short Illness. Vrchdeumn
Stuck f-»r the past sixteen years has
been in charge of the missions of the
Yukoli valley and has traveled cx‘ert -
sivelj through the Territory.
Hudson Stuck was born ; i Kt.glaml
(tetober 11. 1063, so that his death o -
curred one day before his fifty-seventh
birthday. At the age of 22 years ho ,
fame to America and in 1892 he was,
graduated from the theological de
partment of the University of tie
South at Sewanee. Tenn. He was
first appointed rector of ({race Church
in* he was dean of St . Matthews ca
thed ray at Pit I las. Texas. In 190} he
was appointed Archdeacon of the Yu
kon and has been calaying on that
work ever since under Bishop p. T.
In 1912 Archdeacon Stuck organ
ized the Stuck-Kartsens expedition for
the ascent >f Mt. McKinley and ac
complished that which had never been
aenmplished before, fur the party
reached the highest peak of the moun
l-iter tin* Archdeacon wrote a very
entertaining book. “The Ascent of
Denali." telling of the organization
and execution of the plans for the trip.
He always used the name "Denali.”
the old Italian name, in preference to
"Mt. McKinley." the name given by
the whites. He attempted also ' •
Other honks by Archdeacon Stuck
were "Ten Thousand Miles With a
Dag Sled ” "Voyages of the Yukon and
A BRIEF HISTORY OF
THE MOVEMENT FOR
BETTER SPEECH
1111
boys and triris. college student. and
bad training in English. are often
place 4lie first week of Xnvemlie
when all Americans shell speak En?
lisli: to counteract the vulgarizing In
fluence of the had English of th»
of every individual to speak as well
as he is able at all times and to do
INFORMATION WANTED
Juneau, October 11th 1920.
The Governors Office has been asked
to assist in locating the following
Mr. Will inn Lewis Caldwell, about
19 years of age, medium weight and
heighth. Last. head of six or seven
yea re ago when he left for some min
ing town in Alaska.
Any information received will be
kindly forwarded to either the Gov
ernor's Office or to Mrs. Chas. H.
Overtnyer, 606 South Jefferson St.,
Iola, Kansas.
Juneau, ‘October 20th, 1920.
Mr. Peter Theodoris who left for
Alaska in 1919.
This information is desired by his
brother, Mr. Theodore Theodoris of
110 North Washington Avenue, Lans
ing, Michigan, who claims that it is
very urgent that he hear from his
brother Mr. Peter Theodoris.
Any Information received will be
kindly forwarded to the Governor’s
Office, Juneau.
One Pair Did Not Wear Out!
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mtihc expedition composed of three
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The; : r.imjHo e! , :os . I. .hred • months of
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that simply menus d« arh to footwear.
One man w< re C. ■ h “I Ii-Prc and the rest
•t and shoe had worn on i
The chief of the party '-ho wire the* Goodrich) sent
the shoes into us as pr • Vm should see them
the corrugations on thj so: • are not all worn otf.
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