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Sam J. Callahan
Proprietor
Manager
CALENDAR
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Moon’s Phases.
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new moon, 21st.
first quarter. 2Stli.
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last quarter. 11th;
new moon. li*th.
first quarter. ‘J«>th
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THE ALASKA FORUM.
Nut mui'li is seen or heard of the
Alaska Forum nowadays. If it is serv
ing any end it is in fields remote from
the scenes of its local infamy. The
poison it was wont to squirt so effect
ively has lost its: potency. Realizing
that its methods are thoroughly known,
it no longer attempts to veil its talse
hoods, hut brazenly prints falseh.Is
that all the community know to he such.
Last week the attentien of the Valley
News was called to one of tin1 forum s
screeds which alleged that Commis
sioner J. l.indley Green is part ow ner of
this paper and intimated that he dic
tates its policy. Such assertions are
utterlv false and foundationless. The
name of the paper’s owner appears at
the head of this page. No other person
whatsoever has the slightest interest in
its ownership. Commissioner Grei n
has never written editorials for it or
tried to influence its course.
Assertions to the contrary are perhaps
made to create the impression among
outsiders that officials of this district
are controlling the pres- in their own
selfish’ interefts.
A* this was Win}: put in tv|ie a re
l„,rt was receiveil that tin* i‘>nmi will
not tie isstieil attain. If the re|«.rt is
true ttiere is no itirther nee.l to eom
inent on its (mst eoiuluet. In conclusion
the Valiev News will -ay that the I' .mm
lias nccu|>ie<l a |>o-ition which imele it
|K«4sihle. Inal it I sen so uiimhsl, to !«•
of ttreat to the community; hut,
in our <>|iinioii, it- inttuenee ha- hml a
contrary effect
K impart is hut a small cani|>, hut it
is the most iui|s>rtant |»>int on the
American Yukon. With tin i|e\e|o|>.
incut that i< now goinii on in interior
Alaska this ytreat river will mu hunt
remain with a village of a roii(.|e of
hnmlreil js-'t*U* as it* most (spiiloiis
center Wherever a railr -ml I..
the Yukon a city wtll *row Vial when
it once start* it will not !«• hm* in he
eominti the metro|».|i» of the interior,
such t<» remain for all time that is
Chas.A.Traeger, j
Hats, Clothing j
. and Furnishings. !
SAMPLES OF SUITINGS
All the Latest Styles for Spring,
Summer and Winter Wear.
Leave your measure and have
made-to-order suits sent in.
Costs little more than ready made.
J.W. YOUNG
NEW GOODS!
I 1 iavo just received a fresh stock
of
Groceries.
('arnation ('ream,
< 15. \rint*gar,
Soda Crackers,
Assorted Cakes,
t'andics,
and many other articles
that have been short in
camp.
tho logic of tin* situation: the laws of
geography must ho obeyed.
FOR THE OUTSIDE
MRS. AL DALTON' and little son
(MAULEY.
JAMES F. DALTON.
JAMES H. DUELS'.
I’ETE OLSON.
D. \V. SCOTT.
ELLIOTT OAETZ.
BILLY RAMSEY.
These well-known Uamparters took
passage on the Herman for the outside
hv way of Dawson yesterday.
Mrs. Dalton’s htlshand remains he
hind as foreman of the What Cheer liar
property, recently ai'tptired hv Frank
Manley.
The memliers of the party are all
numliered among the fortunate ones of
tin i amp. Most of them have vet ex
tensive interests here notwithstanding
recent sales, and will return after a
period of enjoyment in the States.
MWAMI DOW KILL A BIG LYNX
Out* i yi tiing not l<»»g ago Mr. urnl
Mri*. NN It. I'allon h*ar«l tl»«*ir two
*iw'.t*h .1^. ••n^agril in a UtttU with
— *ui** kiinl of a fur in i« la hha riifinv ..n
tin* hilUi'lr l*suk •>( tht ir t ahin on Knl»\
»*ri*« k. Mr Hall* n t*n.k hi* gnn an«|
W«‘»it l||i It* ih> *—t iu'at*\ at;*l t' • 1111 • | t|i,
• h'tf Ttitth* shaking flu- |ih*oiit of a lvn\.
\V|,t n tlit* «I*k -aw Mr IUiIUhi In*
|Mt| tin i at. whii h ha* I not a •truggh*
Ml.
Thr * it w.i4«|iMtt« a My on*.. m»a«nr*
i*»g lift*1 <**♦•! from ti|i to tt|, an.l -tainl
»»W k» t high. It »* thought In*
a vttN on#*, ;*• tin* •|«.y* w**rt> not
4rrati h* *l >t|« tmirh.
J. LINDLKY 11 KEEN,
Lawyer.
Office at the Courthouse.
OFFICE OF
('omiiiissioner and Keeorder.
Rooms 1 ami 2, Courthouse
prvTnsv'tnrttirxTrinrtt
s The Florence Hotel
Bar Supplied with the Best
of Liquors and Cigars
Billiard and Pool Parlors
Unexcelled
n> 3
£ BOB SCHABER .... JACK RAD1GAN 3
£ Managers ^
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\ Miners Rest Saloon
(Formerly The Mirror)
CALIFORNIA KITCHEN BLD.
BEST OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
Zoo for the Springs.
When ('lenient AndeJson returned to
Kay River 1 lot Springs last Thursday lie
took with him I>r. Iludgin's two young
cross foxes, two martens and two young
wild geese, besides several darkens,
including fourteen little fellows hut re
cent 1 finite lied.
This reduces I>r. Iludgin's zoological
collection to two young lynxes. The
foxes, martens and geese are very gentle.
The foxes are very gentle and had a
peeitliar call which they uttered . when
they wanted food and water. They
could always de|>eud on the doctor sup
plying their wants when they called for
him.
At the springs enclosures will lie made
of woven wire and the |wts kept therein
during the winter.
Surveying Missions.
f. I Ihivitlnon, 1 nihil •U*|»uty
mirvrvur, arrival M*»mUy ni^ht
a ill •rtirwy Um' UiimI uliii-h I hr
hi«liai) ttlliitfv H •Uu.il*** I nUtvi tin*
i»»*nitli Mi.* \|ii<»h‘k.
N|r. I Hi \n !*••»» Mirvryvil tin*
ir 'itvU at I . t tr* U ati«l Yu*
W«*ti. mul .ill* r hr lu»« tli»if*l*tH| at !%.»»»»•
Administrator's Notice to Creditors.
VOTICK IS HEREKY GIVEN, That tlie
undersigned, Horace W. Bouelier, lias
been appointed administrator of the estate
of E. 1). Minard, deceased, and all persons
having any claim or claims against the said
estate are hereby notified to lile 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,
1906. HORACE \V. ROUGHER,
Administrator of the Estate of
E. I). Minard.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Estate of Ellen
Pitgu, Deceased.
I >URSUANT to an order of the Probate
1 Court for Rampart Precinct, Third Di
vision of the Territory of Alaska. Notice is
hereby {riven that Milton P. Fleischman lias
tiled with said court his final statement or
account as administrator of the estate of
Ellen Pitjju, deceased, and that on the 16th
day of September. 1906, 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 obj« etion 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 di\ ision 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.
!t 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. 1906.
J. E1NDEEY GREEN.
Commissioner and ex officio Judpre
of the Probate Court.
Notice of Final Settlement of Ad
ministrator of Estate of Lars
Svendson, Deceased.
I >URSUANT to an order of the Probate
1 Court for Rampart Precinct, Third Di
vision of the Territory of Alaska. Notice is
hereby {riven that G. H. Wand has filed with
said court his final statement or account as
administrator of the estate of Ears Svendson,
deceased and that the 16th day of September,
1906, has been set by the court for the heur
in;r 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 estate are hereby notified to
appear before the above named court in the
court room o£ the court bouse 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 6*.
J. El N DEE Y GREEN.
Commissioner and ex officio Probate Jmlpe.
Notice of Final Settlement of the
Administrator of the Estate of
James M. Andrews, Deceased.
lDRSI'ANT t<» an onlf*r of the* Probate
‘ Court for Rampart Precinct, Third Di
vision of tin* Territory of Alusku. Notice is
hereby jriM’ii that Georyrc A. Carl has filed
with said court his final statement or ac
count as administrator of the estate of
•lames M. Andrews, deceased, and that the
16th day of September, at the hour of
ten o’clock a. m.. lias been set by tin* court to
hear objections ;o sen! final statement or
account and for the settlement of said estate:
And all perm ns hu\iii|' any objections to
said final statement or account or to the
sett'ement of sai« estate are hereto notified
to appear before the above named court in
the court room of the court home at Ram*
part, in the precinct. di\isioii and territory
aforesiid, aid then and there make such
objection as they may have to the fit:; ! stutr
im nt or account nr to the settlement of said
estate.
It is further ordered that this notice be
printed in the Yukon Valley News for -ix
consecutive week*-, the firs insertion to ap
pear in the issue of •lli'y II 1‘." '■
Dated t his !»t h d »y of .1 lily , 11* *>.
J. I.IND1.KY (IRF.KN.
Commissioner and ex offiicio .lud^e
of the Probate Court.
A. B. NOTICE.
Regular n ectiiurs of the Arctic Itmther
ho«Mi l.iMk’f are held at tin ir hall on flu*
second and fourth Fridays of each mouth at
(\ A. DAVIDSON
.11 I II S K.\H.MVfcORF \retic Chief.
A retie Reci>rder.
Modern Dentistry
In all its Branches
CHARLES D. CARTER. D. D. S..
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