Yukon Valley News
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CALENDAR
JULY
8 M T W T F S
l 2 4 4 5 6 7
8 0 10 11 12 12 14
17> 10 17 IS 10 20 21
22 24 24 2"> 26 27 28
20 40 41
Moon’s Phases.—
ftill moon, 5th:
hist quarter. 13th:
new moon, 21st.
first quarter. 2*th.
AUGUST
S M T W T K s
i 2 4
5 6 7 S 1)10 11
12 12, 14 i:> 10 17 is
10 20 21 22 22, 24 2*>
20 27 28 20 2,0 2.1
Moon’s Phasks.
Full moon, 4th:
last quarter, lltli;
new moon, 19th.
first gini ter. 2<‘»th
W K l) N KS DAY, A nilsT 1,
THERE IS A LIMIT.
It is not the purpose of the Yukon
Valley News to enter into a defense of
Commissioner *1. Lindlev (ireen. It is
not the paper's mission to net as the
personal organ of any individual, official
or otherwise.
Hut really does it not appear to the
more decent and fair-minded people of
the community, including the commis
sioner’s enemies, that his assailants’
methods are reprehensible?
The people opposed to Mr. (ireen as
commissioner are known almost to a
man: there is no reason why they
should not let their opposition he
known. Take a mental inventory of
them: Is not the method of the oppo
sition an index to the character of
every one? Are not the most v itupera
tive ones very vile? Blackmailer, com
mon liar, shyster, on up to the thought
less dolt—are not they all there, each
one's place in the scale denoted by the
method of his attack?
To oppose Mr. (ireen as commissioner
does not imply that a man is any of
these. There may he good men who
do not take to him as official or man.
Hut decency ini|>oses a limit. There is
a )siint beyond which manhood can not
go. There is class of opp* sition that
proves nothing but that the men who
resort to it are beyond the pale of re
spectability.
I’artohanshii* is iHtwnary f<»r 11<«- ne
eoniplishliient «»( nnp |»>litieal
Fealty t'> party is art essential quality
in |»<litU'iil haulers ami in voters a lot
wi.itM lwl|> to shape puhlie affairs. The
only way for iinliviilutils to imilu' their
Votes rffeetive is t" tonihine them with
11 . >se of olltet imliviihitiis riu jj
|,U-is so i leitr that it will a lmit of no
• leiiial. But it ean Is- tlenieil an-l sliotilil
Is -telliril that Voters -le-tiM Is Is.itial
l.y either of the eottventions that put
out tlo- present »iele)fales t-> *-onar«—s.
\erv few Voters I .a* I a v*aee in either of
them ami they are un-ler ..Miautkns
to »itp|s»vt a eali.h-hite they eouhi hate
n- p*»t m nomination I’artv taw will
Chas, A. Traeger
Hats, Clothing
and Furnishings
J. W. YOUNG
HEW GOODS!
I have just received a fresh stock
of
Groceries.
('arnation ('ream,
(’. A: l’>. Vinegar,
Soda (’rackers,
Assorted Cakes,
('audios,
and many other articles
that have been short in
camp.
J.W.YOUNC
(
ADC vm I onc ,*lose People who
AIiL T UU seldom write home?
They will know you are all right if you
send them the YUKON VALLEY' NEWS.
Mail ycurs or let us send one weekly.
)
not be violated by any democrat or re
publican who elects to vote for (.'ale.
For that matter, people outside of the
Tatiana had no part in nominatin'; Cale.
No party lash can he raised in this
election.
Tub must cruel surgical operation that
can lie performed on a “chronic” is to
“cut out his Ixioze."—I’ottncil News.
Yes. But to cut off an officeholder's
stipend—that's the ojH-ration that hurts.
It seems as though the political cam
paign for delegate to congress is to he
allowed to die a natural death, so far us
any local interest in the proposition is
concerned. <>ur candidates have Ihi ii
allowed to die on our hands, ami all that
we ran do i» to wait passively for the
funeral.—Nome hold Bigger.
Wb favor the Building of roads and
trails throughout the district, so that
the miner and prosjiector may hr ena
bled to develop our mineral wealth.
And WeVotidcinu the present road com
mission as costly, dilatory and wholly
inefficient.— Blank in the platform
adopted l>) the denmcrutic convention
at Juneau _
\t Nome, apparently, court is in ses
sion from month's end to month’* end
Nome paper* camtlet.se their court news,
tail even then it takes up a great deal
o| their space Tin' mining htigntHxi
is stupendous. *No|» Illistaii.ltlig men
\ SAMPLES OF SUITINGS
I All the Latest Styles for Spring,
> Summer and Winter Wear.
> Leave your measure and have
s made-to-order suits sent in.
> $ Costs little more than ready made.
.1. L1N1)LEY GREEN,
Lawyer.
Office at the Courthouse.
OFFICE OF
Commissioner and Recorder.
Idioms 1 and 2, Courthouse
The Florence Hotel
Bar Supplied with the Best
of Liquors and Cigars
Billiard and Pool Parlors
Unexcelled
g BOB SCHABER .... JACK RADIGAN
Managers
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Miners Rest Saloon
Formerly The Mirror)
CALIFORNIA KITCHEN ELD.
BEST OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
maririn
of the Yukon Valley
News and mailed home would
gratify relatives and friends
1’ostayre. sealed, only 2 cents.
NEW RESTAURANT
Just opened in the Miss Parke Hiiildin*r.
Profit Street.
Short Orders. Hetrular Meals. Home(’ookintc
Service at All Hours.
MRS. BURNS. SWEETIE ItKCKWITH
Modern Dentistry
In all Its Branches
CHARLES D. CARTER. D. D. S.,
Will remain in ltniit|>arf a month, or lonirer
if hu«ine«Mi WNrnuit*.
Prices r»«M>Haltlr. Work irour.mired.
llFfll K Just mIm>%e the ni>« |*»«tnfttce
Ah' sen|*iic*«*l |<» lie |*hit*hti;ir\ I*»•
• ItAwinv u iftin in defense • »! their •mil.
s»i* h «.is«-s are cf»inm*>ti. I riitiin.il tret*
|««* is a ♦*•.»»» non rluirfr. Nome is a
Hr It t'A 1 p, else it tHtiiM n»j «t,nt«l |Im
•truin
Administrator’s Notice to Creditors.
XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
^ undersigned, Horace W. Boucher, has
heen appointed administrator of the estate
of E. I). Minard, deceased, and all persons
huviug any claim or claims against the said
estate are hereby notified to file their claim
or claims, with the proper vouchers attached
and duly verified, within six months after
the first publication of this notice, to wit,
within six months after the 11th day of July,
11H)♦>. HORACE W. BOUCHER,
Administrator of the Estate of
E. I). Minard.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Estate of Ellen
Pitgu, Deceased.
1>URSUANT to an order of the Probate
* Court for Rampart Precinct, Third Di
vision of the Territory of Alaska, Notice is
hereby given that Milton P. Fleischman lias
filed with said court his final statement or
account as administrator of the estate of
Ellen Pitgu, deceased, and that on the pith
day of September. 11M>6, at the hour of ten
o’clock a. m.. has been set by the court to
hear objections to said account and for the
settlement of said estate. And all persons
having any objection to said final account or
the settlement of said estate are hereby no
tified to appear before the said court in the
court house in Rampart, Rampart precinct,
Third division of the Territory of Alaska, at
the time above stated, and then and there
make such objection as they may have to the
said final account or to the settlement of
said estate.
It is further ordered that this notice be
printed in the Yukon Valley News for six
consecutive weeks, the first insertion to ap
pear in the issue of July 11. 1906.
Dated this 9th day of July. 191*6.
J. EINDEEY GREEN,
Commissioner and ex officio Judge
of the Probate Court.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Estate of Lars
Svendson, Deceased.
pl'RSUANT to an order of the Probate
* Court for Rampart Precinct, Third Di
vision of the Territory of Alaska. Notice is
hereby given that G. II. Wand has tiled with
said court his final statement or account as
administrator of the estate of Ears Svendson.
deceased, and that the Pith day of September,
1906, has been set by the court for the hear
ing of objections to said statement or ac
count and for the settlement of said estate:
And all persons having objections to said
final statement or account or to the settle
ment of said esfate are hereby notified to
appear before the above named court in the
court room of the court house in Rampart,
in Rampart precinct, Third division of the
Territory of Alaska, at the time above stated,
then and there to enter any objection they
may have to said final statement or account
or to the settlement of said estate.
It is further ordered that this notice be
printed in the Yukon Valley News for six
consecutive weeks, the first insertion to
appear in the issue of July 11. 1906.
Dated this 9th day of July. 19* *».
J. EINDEEY GREEN.
Commissioner and ex officio Probate Judge.
Notice of Final Settlement of the
Administrator of the Estate of
James M. Andrews, Deceased.
lM'USUANT to ;iii order of the Probate
■ Court for Rumpart Precinct. Third Di
vision of the Territory of Alaska, Notice is
hereby driven that Georjre A. Carl has tiled
with said court his final statement or ac
count as administrator of the estate of
•lames M. Andrews, deceased, and that the
It'.th tlay of September, IW'frt, sit the hour of
ten o’clock a. m.. has been set by the court to
hear objections to said final statement or
account and for the settlement of said estate:
And all persons having any objections to
said final statement or account or to the
settlement of said estate are hereby notified
to appear before the above named court in
the court room of the court house at Ram
part, in the precinct, division and territory
aforesaid, and then and there make such
objection as they may have to the final state
ment or account or to the settlement of said
It is further ordered that this notice be
printed in the Yukon Valley News for six
consecutive weeks, the first insertion to ap
pear in th#* issue of July II. It***•».
Dated this'.'th day of July. I9ui.
J. IJNPLKY GREEN.
Commissioner and ex offiicio Jud*re
of the Prohate Court.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Herbert Haven’s
Estate.
Iii th#* Mutter of the f state »
..t ■
Herbert Haven ileeeimetf. ’
1’iirsirmt t«- .mi nriler • »f the I'rohnte Court
for KuiutHirt I’reriuef. Third l»i\Inion. Terri
t« r> of Alaska witli'i* is hereby ifiveu. that
( I* K ilnhiir hni Hlwl with sual eourt his
bind statement or nrmiiut. as administrator
of ♦ !«»• estate »»f Herbert Hnvrn. deeensed.
nut that •>»* the Jlth duv of August. M*«> at
the hour of ten oVIoeh .1. m. hm been -let hv
the eourt to hear objections to sitid ttiuil
iimiiiiii 11111I the «ett lenten I thereof; and .til
I objecting Vo said tilotl uceoiiul or
the settlement of said estate ate hereto
notiMeil to rt|»)’eitr before the Honorable
Court iii the eourt room of the eoort house
in Nnn<|iiirt tt the time abotp stated then
.*n«! there to make such nhJrrtioiM.
It is further ordered th it this iM*Viee tie
|.|- lute* I ■ u the V ithoii V, tile 1 Nett* for tit
r» nseeittite weeks the first insertion to it|e
IMt in the hm* of June J»». » »«
I toted this I ’th 4*ti of June | It. ft* •».
I I IM»I ft t.Mf.KN
I •»*»*uossl«*i«er and e % • 1 HI no Judge of the
Ihi'htl* I Hurt.