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MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
REP CHAS. BROWN
GIVES YUKON NEWS
Uep. (’has. Brown, who Is now .it
St Michael awaiting transportation to
Nome, in a message to this Journal,
gives the following description of his
itinerary and developments in the Yu
kon and other sections <*f the terrl
St Michael, Als. June 19.
Geo. S. Maynard, Nome.
I left Juneau May 19. reached Lake
Lehnrge the 14, crossing the ice in an
auto. Was in Dawson May 24 and
reached St Michael June 17. Found
Fine weather prevailing thruout. All
cities on the Yukon river are very
riuiet and everything high. The trad
»rs claim there was a very light fur
catch during the winter. Chris
Retsch. Tom Coady, Edwards, Will
iams .-end Koen all well
Have visited all possible points
xlong the Yukon in this Division, in
cluding the Carlisle cannery at the
South nnouth of the river, also Mar
shall Andreaofsky, Hamilton and
>ther settlements.
Everyone appeared much interested
n the late legislative proceedings and
received splendid treatment thruout.
It is reported that good pay has
jeen found on the benches of Squaw
’’reek in the Chandclc.r district. Ko
>orts from the Kuskokwim are favor
ible. The Mayo find is rich.
There are eight passengers here
round for Nome. Am in good health
ind anxious to get home. Rest wishes
SUTHERLAND FIGHTING
NEW EFFORT SUSPEND
ASSESSMENT LAW
Washington, Juen 19—D. A. Su*h- !
erluntf. Alaska delegate to Congress, !
made a fight Saturday against a hill 1
introduced in the House providing for '
suspension of assessment work on min- j
Ing claims in Alaska this year.
“F feel that there is no reason this |
measure should be necessary." Suther.
lend declared. ‘tLabor conditions
should not be that complicated within
Alaska as to interfere with the per
forance of annual assessment labor.
There is no shortage of labor in the
territory. Assessment work has now
been suspended for four or five years
and should lie resumed.
AMUNDSEN REQUESTS
REFITTING FUNDS
Chris*iunin. Norway. June 1J—The
Norwegian Storting has received a
telegram from explorer Amundsen at
Nome, Alaska, requesting three hun
dred Kroner (Approximately $60,000.
Ed) to be furnished for refitting the
explorer’s ship, Maud, in order that he
might continue his Arctic expedition.
PRESIDENT HARDING
WILL DECLARE PEACE
Washington. June 19The predic
tion is made in influential quarters to
night that owing to the deadlock be
tween the House and Senate over the
peace settlement* question. President
Harding will personally end the pres
ent technical state of war with Oer.
many and Austria by the issuance of
a presidential proclamation declaring
merely that the nation is again .-,t
peace_
CIVIL WAR AGAIN FLkMES
UP IN IRELAND
Dublin. Ire. June 20—Flames of
icivil war again leaped high In Ireland
during the past twenty four hours.
Ambushing of crown forces occurred
in various sections of the country and
many depredations occurred,
i The steamship Rostellan Castle,
I loaded with supplies consigned to the
crown forces in Ireland, was boarded
by revolutionists and the cargo thrown
overboard. Four coast ’guard stations
in the county of Dublin were burned 1
and the Wexford County court house!
was bombed and destroyed. Ravens-!
dale Castle. In the County of I,outh, j
The body of Patrick D’Arey. a school
teacher, was found murdered and bear
ing ‘he label reading: "Sooner or later
we will get them. This spy was ex
ecuted by the. Irish Republican Army."
COOLIDGE UNVEILS
BUST OF HARDING j
Niles, Ohio. June 19—Vice president |
Ooolidge, in unveiling a bust of Pres- |
• dent Harding here today, said “the
foundation of all that Harding is was
laid in Ohio."
DRIVE AGAINST LUXURY
TAX EVADERS PROPOSED
Washington. June 19—Internal
Revenue Commissioner Blair announc
ed tonight that his department plans to
begin a. nation wide drive against
evaders of the so called "luxury taxes."
CANADA PLANNING TO
HELP GET BERGOOLL
Ottawa, Can. June 20—-The extra
dition from Germany of Grover Cleve
land Bergdoll, tli# notorious American
draft evader, is under eonsidcrati »u
by the Canadian government It was
stated in government circles today.
The underlying reason for the gov- 1
eminent's interest in the case is to be
found in the fact that Bergdoll was j
enabled to escape the American an- j
thorites and reach Germany by means i
of forged Canadian passports.
410 GRADUATE FROM
WASHINGTON U.
Seattle, June 20—Four hundred and
ten students were graduated and re
ceived various degrees from the Uni
versity of Washington today.
The class was the largest in the
history of the University.
SILVER COINAGE TO
BE CONTINUED
Washington. June 20—It was an
nounced by the Treasury Department
today that the coinage, of silver dol
lars. which was resumed in March *-.o
replace the depletion of the pre war
stock, will continue during the next
RIOT MARKS OBSEQUIES
OF CUBAN PATRIOT
Havana, Cuba, June 20—fine per
son is dead and fifteen wounded as a
result of a riot at the Colon Cemetery
Sunday afternoon during the funeral j
The funeral brought toge*her the
i largest gathering ever seen in Cuba.
The riotii-g was precipitated by rival
political factions.
SOLDIER BONUS BILL REPORTED
Washington. June 20—The .Soldiers
Bonne Bill was today reported to the
Senate by the Finance Committee of
the upper house.
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it .mutero on Co.
II.Carotene Cold Storage
14 .j. t. Season Co, office j
15 .Headquarters Saloon
SI.The Lobby
14...Pioneers Igloo
II..Catholic Church
II.Polet'a residence
It.Tor key's Cigar Store
41.opp. Webb's Market
Engine Boom, Phone Main 17.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Albert Lundt and C. A. Ingraham.
your heirs, successors and assigns.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended in labor anl improvements dur
ing each of the years 1915, 1916 and
1920 the Sum of one hundred dollars
and in recording Declaration of In
tention during each of the years 1917.
1918, and 1919 the sum of one dollar
and fifty cents upon each of the fol
lowing described pln.?er mining claims,
situated on Casa da 1 ’aga River and
Spruce Creek respectively In the Coun
cil City Recording Precinct. Territory
of Alaska, to-wlt:
The Alliance claim, notice of loca
tion of which Is recorded In voi. 10 at
page 246 and the New Tear claim, no.
said Recording Precinct. Said labor
and fcnproveanent* :ia.-*ng been done
and said affidavit!* recorded for the
ourpose of holding the - aid claims un
der the provisions ot Section JS24 Re
And you Albert. I.undt are hereby
required to contribute your proportion
of said expense.
Year Claim” to the undersigned with
in: ninety days after the -final publica
tion of thi* notice or your interests in
said claim will be forfeited and be
come the property of the undersigned,
vour co-owner u« provided by said
.section Of the Revised Statutes.
Dated at Nome. Alaska. April 16. 1921.
VIRGINIA V. DICKENSON
By James M. Streeten,
Her Attorney in Fact.
Publish—April. 16. 2*. *0. May. 7. 14,
21. 2t, June 4. 11. 18. 25. July 2. 9. 1921.
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