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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-03-06
DOUGHTY q SMXTH.
EXPRESS & TRANSFER
DELZzl. COLORADO.
Public Tr.stee,. sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made In the
w payment Of the interest due on one certain
man and Charles 4. Yant. for the sum Of three
thomsand do'lars tsIosooo,. payable to the order
Of CLARK n; Vaughan. and secure'i ~ deed Of
once Of the Clerk and Recorder of Delta county,
Colorado. At page s2s Of book 20. and by reason
prsa s - ue rusc, n.sc
said county 70 sell and dispose Of the premises In
sasd deed Of trust mentioned for the purpose Of
On and % cos's and % espsnse. Of M maxim. M All sSie. %
Now, therefore. four weeks public notice IL Giv.
thai I. n Ciack a. public trustee In raid detd
er in me By said deed ai trust vested and .fr the
Puvlose q paylhg Haid note Of three thousand
dollar. $4,000 ooj. and all unpaid inienst there
on the seventh day OF March. 1903. at the hour of
10 oclock IN the forenoon, at pnbIic auctian At
the south front door Of the county court house.
In the town OF Delta. county NJ Delta and State
of Colorado. for the highest and best price the
same will bring In cash, sell and dispose Of all
the premises IN said deed Of trust Described. as
The northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
!nwkswAl Of section fourteen 40, and
ss . n9,ss nsa sad .ss e ss sss:.s sS.ss si si
the southeast quarter tscAsei) Of section hfteen
(5). all IN township fourteen l) south. OF range
idIan, containing one hundred and sixty t6o)
acres. be the same more or less according 10 gov.
ernmcnt survey. together with all ditch rights,
an undivided one eighth ~ Interest OF. In and
" the currant Greek ditch. taking water from
Leroux creek. and an undivided one-eishth 10
interest OF. IN and TO the waters Of Akid ditch;
slso sixty 1907 shares of the capital stock Of The
stull ditch company nnd the water represented
~ cn LAKE. ."s
and the water represented BY said share:
A, Public rn,,,.c NJ pe,t. son.,y tHGM CoIo,.ao
First publication, Feb'y 8, ISos
Last publication, March o. 1909.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-03-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,


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nas So sApr.ar s Rev A ay,ss = p..tos
aa s Young nj Peoples s meeting AZ sS
r; r.; m; l. PRAYER meeting on wednesday evenings at
Wy '"pSsESRV;rERIAN cvyrRcH-servIca nj 4,
ND so ~ NJ iaS III r. \ E,othiruh,n NJ n..,".
IN. Aha esU p. ~. Hev. H. y. .hdp psasoI
sunday schooi AT ~ y. III: n a., =; rortm.msnhm ~
smPt The .nris,am Eaeao Wadnea meet s',a. ~
oit. ot AZ p ILL.,, ~, If"yer mse''"s e'e'''i's"
Grler ", d,yt,c services In the cbape, NJ rbe
monastery: On week DAYS u;e nclocS S m. eele-
na.; OF me ne a 0ss 'y ynd hn,iI,u. n, oeienf
a. M. csIebmtion Of the most holy sacrifice Of
sacn,ment and sunday school. All are cordiaIly
Invited
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. A. X. Spencer
pastor Services at II An q; m; and sT9 p ~. sun
nSa nieanident Epworih league meets al I'D p. m
CEDAR EDGE METHODiST EPISCUPAL
CHURCH-sunday school every Sunday at 1880
a. si, m freaenihs every '''iiaAS' a "e'cone 'o'
s'W W.c.r.u.-keeu.ar meeting first Friday In
e'e'' MRs " EILA WAsrINus. Pres
Nss. NJ. B. MATHERs, ject'y,
n.,,. C.n.sx Omee...
sbe-,g Nm HINT
Canniy Cleri and Recorder. II. X. Ferguson,
County Treasurer, n. Ernet Clsck.
County Assessor Sam Cockerham.
County surveyor, John A. Curtis
County Judge. Milton r Welch;
X u
tieorae s,euhSn. County Attorney.
K. III. Gets. County Conmm issioner list district
l., D. King, " 2nd
John W. Finn srd
Delta Town Omcers.
Mayor, W. Gaunt.
Clerk, Clarence Smith,
Treasurer, o. D. Eiiott
"a, Trustees: A B cnbiil, r Hunt !; J.Winton'
,, n' n ~ e s:a ea,. ans s;r.f "a mi ri
,r, ne suaiu " -, ,t "a 'e 's ~A N
W.s m.,s. =. ract n Gale cht.c Iosepb
Rollins assislant Meets Wetne sday evenings
preceding the meetings Of Trustees.
AZ. nnA A. m.
Meeting nights, every second and fourth Non.
days of each month, at the Masonic HAL IN the
Delta County Bank building Tayior b. Seer'
w. NJ, NJ }. Johnson. Secy.
Garnet cnsP.er. NO. - 49,. y. - 900,
month in Masonic hall. Mrs. hebecca Ross,
Worthy Matron: Robert Barton. Secretary.
G,smh Me~n l.unre Ne ~. H Nf p.
M.a,,ro n,uht. Tuesdav. of each week At the
Ypiohts 81 Pvthiss Hall Vim Mathswa q q.
CIarsnce Seisna. X. of n. and 4.
....
Meet. Ara, snS thirJ Tbnrsd.vs Of each month
in Knichts of Pytl,ias hall. Lucy HillMan, N.
4. C; Efie Payne, NJ. H. &C.
u.ps. 49,. ~ N = M~ uaa
a, =,
Meetng niEhts fnasSs % oI esen ~ Jesk. Hns ~ ,ne
Bank building 4. Coomoe' Noo'e dnnd;
Jas. Z. beckiey' eecy,
West ern slope Eaeaopnens, Ne. -
Meeting nights, nrat and third Mondays of each
month p. E. Coombe, c, p; NJ, w. Ramsay,
scribe.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-03-06
T1mhes Land, Aes 81 Jaae ., 1875
uOetee for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


MorTRosE, CoLoRADo, December %. 1907.
NOTICE Is hereby given that in compliance
~ with the provisions Of the act Of ConxIcss OF
June q, 1873, entitled "An act for The saie oi Sim
be. lands in the State: o. California. orcson Ne.
ail the Public LAID States BY act Of August I.
l.92. Miles II. Gea. cf belts. county of Delta.
his sworn statement No.. Tor the purchase Of
the southwest quarter of tho northwest quarter
north half OF southwest quarter and northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-five. In township No. forty mine north,
nnKe No. fourteen west New Mexico principal
meridian. and will offer proof to show that fie
land sought Is more valuable for Its timber sf
stone than fDr agricultural purposes. and N es-
tnbliah his claim TO said land before the Kegistsr
and Receiver nt this once e Montrose. Colorado,
on Monday, the 9th day Of March, 1909.
He nRmes ~ witnesses:
1saac b. Rowell, Of CcdAredge Colorado; George
Brower: veTn Cole and W. q. ButtsrbAugh, all Ot
Delta, Colorado.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
ab0ve Described lands afe requested t1 Ale their
March, 1903. DAVID Il. CROSBY, Register.
Flint tpe, Jan. :: last March 8,
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-03-06

Special attention given to tnm0rs, reducine
dBlOcati0ns, setting fractures, and all practical
surgery Piles and diseases Of the rectiim and
over bowels cured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

ing were read and approved. The treas urer made her usual report, and also the corresponding secretary. The committees made full reports of their summer work. The Laurel Wreath Committee reported having sent six wreaths to dead Confed- crates. The Cross of Honor Committee reported three crosses to be sent out on the 12th of October. The Cabinet Com mittee reported having carefully looked after the relics in the cases at the Capi- tol The cabinets seem to attract so much atthention the committee was in- structed to place a plate on the doors to of importance were read; action was taken upon some and others deferred un- til the November meeting.
 It was decided to place tickets for the lecture on ''The Old and New South" at the Randy Kitchen, SO that they will be accessible to the public. The following resolution was offered by Mrs. C.. A. La nier:
 f'Feeling assured that the U. D. c. Con- vention, which wil. assemble in Charles ton. in November, will honor Alabama by giving her a place on the official board, and believing that Mrs. J. D. Beale Is eminently qualified to be the recipient of this honor by her Confederate lineage. her intellectual ability, her enthusiasm in U. D. c. work, and her perfect acquaint- ance with the important matters now un- der consideration by our organization. therefore be it
 Resolved, That the Cradle of the Con- federacy Chapter endorse Mrs. Beale for the Alabama office to be conferred by the convention"
 This was unanimously and enthusiasti- cally adopted by the Chapter The fol- lowing delegates were elected to attend the U. D. c. convention in November:
 Mrs. J. K. Jackson. Mrs. Ellen H. Brock Mrs. Albert Fillmore, Mrs. J. D. Beale. Mrs. William Hubbard, Mrs. C. A. Lanier, Mrs. J. T. Mattox, Mrs Vincent Elmore, Miss Mamie Holt, Mrs. Jessie T. Lamar.
 The name of Mrs. Tresslar was present. ed for membership and unanimously elected. After a most interesting war reminis- cencc, written by our townswoman, Mrs. Jenkins, and read by our Historian, Mrs. John Savage, the Chapter adjourned.
 Jessie Thompson Lamar
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Decatur Chapter.


 The Joe Wheeler Chapter U. D. c. met Tuesday. October S. with an unusually large attendance at the home of Mrs. w. R. Simpson, Oak Street.
 Minutes of July and August meetings were read, the Secretary was absent from August meeting and so few attended there was no September meeting. Chap ter accepted minutes, also Treasurer's re- port was given and accepted very gladly as she reported us out of debt.
 The committee appointed to have whitei carnations planted on graves of Confed- crate soldiers in our cemetery reported it would be unwise as it would be so diff- cult to keep grass moved. The Chapter unanimously voted to try 1t any way
 A letter was read by Mrs. Long asking our vote for Mrs. Beale in National Con- vention. Motion was made and carried We support her for any office she may ask. Mrs. Long also read letter in Montgomery Advertiser asking for aid from all the Alabama Chapters to erect monuments for Alabama soldiers buried in Winchester, Va. We pledged s for our Chapter. Secretary read letters from President of Bazaar Association, Abbing- don, Va, asking for our aid, also from Secretary c. V. A., Richmond, but we could not help them at present.
 Secretary read two more letters, one from the State President in reference to lyceum course, which has been given up. The other from Corresponding Secretary in reference to application blanks. Sec 1etary was authorized to send blanks to new applicants and answer letter from Mrs. Lucy W. Rowe, President Beauvoir Chapter, U. D. C., Gulfport, Miss.
 Secretary read letter from Colonel Falx- ner saying our log in home at Mountain Creek had been named company D, 7th Alabama for the volunteer company cav airy which left Decatur in the fall of 62.
 Mrs. Williamson kindly invited our Chapter to have the monthly "Silver Tea at her home Friday, October i6 which was very gratefully accepted.
 Miss Rosa Cartwright and Miss Minnie Broun were elected delegates to conven- ton at Charleston.
 The hour of meeting was changed from to 8.
 Chapter adjourned to meet with Mrs. w. N. Hall. the first Tuesday in Novem- Der. Rosa Ella cartwright, Secretary Joe Wheeler Chapter U. D. G.
 Decatur, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

ferent Chapters enthusiastically endorsed the work of Mrs Thomas Taylor of S. C.. and were going to follow the good ex- ample set by her
 Another interesting letter was read from our State Historian, Mrs. Harvey Jones, on the same subject.
 Seven crosses of honor will be bestowed on October the l2th at the home of the resident.
 Several new members were admitted
 A telegram was sent Mrs. Jefferson Da- wis expressing her great delight over the recovery from her recent illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Sophie Bibb Chapter. U DC.

One of the largest and most enthusias- tic meetings of the Sophie Blbb Chapter was held on the evening of October the 7th at the home of the President, Mrs R. P. Dexter, and, for the occasion, the rooms were appropriately decorated. Welcome. in large gilt letters was con- spicuously seen, with the Chapter motto. Memory makes love eternaT'-this also in gilt on back ground of red entwined with the Cherokee rose. the Chapter flower.
 A friend offered to give through the Chapter a medal to the public school pr- pill making the most progress in Southern history It was unanimously accepted and Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick and Mrs Lucy Crommelin were appointed to see the Superintendent of the public schools on the subject and report at the next meeting.
 Miss Blount's report. as Chairman of the Winchester Monument, was made and S25OO was voted to be sent for mark ing the graves of the Alabama soldiers now sleeping their last sleep on the Win chester battle fields.
 Donations were made for two soldiers.
 Report was heard from Mrs. Doran on the Soldiers Home.
 Election of delegates to the Charleston Convention. to be held next month, re- suited as follows
 Mrs. Jno w. A. Sanford. Mrs W. B. Janney. Mrs. J. C. Lee, Mrs. Andrew Mo Neel Mrs. J. H, Crenshaw, Mrs. A. G. Forbes, Mrs. R. P. Dexter, Miss Lena Hausman
 Alternates: Mrs J. H. Lakin. Mrs. A. NJ Allen, Mrs. Garner Wade, Mrs. Mar garet Clanton, Mrs L. c. Dawson, Mrs. J. F. Terrell, Miss Annie May Howe, Miss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

work. They rented large tent, decorat- ed 1t with seaweed. kelp and shells, spread a few rugs on the sand. had plenty of pillows and concealed two large trunks with all necessary. accessories behind a couple of bamboo screens and hung out a shlngle bearing the legand Day Nur- sery." The results more than fulfilled their most sanguine expectations. Parents going for sail checked their whole family: mothers ready for a morning dip deposited the baby; fathers tired of an swering questions shifted their respon- abilities on to the willing shoulders of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Nora Spann.
 The delegates go with full instructions to endorse Mrs. A. L. Dowdell for any office that she would accept in the U. b. c. National Association.
 Joint entertainment of the four Chap ters for the Shiloh Monument was dis cussed and 1t voted and approved that the President, Mrs. R. P. Dexter, should con- fer with the Presidents of the other Chapters in reference to the same
 letter was read from our State Pres ident. Mrs. Wood. giving the pleasing in formation that the historians of the diff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Pelham Chapter.

Saturday morning, October 10, Pelham Chapter held called meeting at the cozy- torium, for the purpose of arranging to assist Camp Harcie in the entertainment Of the veterans in November It was a large and enthusiastic meeting, and a number of the members of Camp Hardee were present to consult the Daughters, and submit their plans for the work to be undertaken.
 The Daughters will serve lunch to the visiting veterans, both days of the re- union, in the City Hall. On the evening of the 4th, concert will be held in the City Hall, at 730. where the address of welcome will be delivered by Mrs Roun- tree, President of the Birmingham Chap ter, to be responded to by Gen. George P. Harrison. At o'clock the same evening ball will be given at Hotel Hillman, the reception committee of which will be composed of every member of Pelham Chapter, assisted by quite a number of additional matrons and young ladies.
 Mrs. Rountree has appointed the follow ing chairmen, with able committees to assist them:
 Refreshments-Mrs. Chappell Cory.
 Soliciting-Mrs. c. G. Brown
 Music-Mrs. R. G. Lewis.
 Decoration-Mrs. J. A. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

young women in the tent shelter; young aunts going fishing with their 'steadies' checked their little nephews and nieces. The children were much more comforta- ble in the tent than they would have been with their relatives, the latter were infinitely relived to get rid of them and the nurses enjoyed both the work and the money it brought them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
In Honor of Mrs. F. s. Wood.

Bullock County Breeze.
 Last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Frazer the Daughters of the Confederacy entertained Mrs F. S. Wood of Troy. from 8 to 5, in a social way.
 As one entered the hall delicious hot chocolate was served, Misses Pittman and Lightner presiding over the table. Vases of red and white flowers greeted the eye in hall and parlors.
 Mesdanes Blue and Scale Harris fa- vored the crowd with a beautiful duet after which Mrs. Pickett. in a few beau tiful words. introduced Mrs. Wood. our State president.
 Mrs. Wood responded in a charming and graceful way, giving to the chapter many helpful suggestions in regard to our work. Miss Carithers rendered in her easy way Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch'' and one of Kipling's pieces. Annie Laurie" was beautifully sung by Mrs. Pittman, and then Mrs Wood was asked to play Confederate Gray" a piece of her own composition which was received with applause.
 Delicious cream and cake Gin which again appeared the colors of the U. D. O., was served by Misses Pittman. Lightner and Lola Frazer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
OFFICER REEVES, Of Dothan, Ala.

Dothan. Ala, Feb. % 1908 Gentlemen-"I have taken Swamp-Root and find that 1t is a wonderful medicine for kidney and liver troubles, and recom- mend it to all who suffer from the com- plaints that 1t is sure to cure"
 Yours truly.
 l. L.. REEVES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

The meeting then adjourned and a so- cial half hour was most pleasantly spent. Two young daughters of the Children U. D. C., Ellen Dexter and Annie Warren Jones. served the delightful refreshments.
 Mrs. Andrew McNeel,
 Corresponding Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Children of the Confectionery.

OIIIUII NJPIHlIbN'
 Last Saturday morning at the home of Mrs. Henry Harris a chapter of the Children of the Confederacy was organ ized by Mrs. Wood, State president U D. C., Mrs. A. L. Rumph and Miss Johnnie McGowen.
 Eighteen names were enrolled and the chapter starts life under bright auspices. They meet once a month on Saturday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Columbus, Ga.. Feb. g. 1903.
 Gentlemen-'This Is to certify that was a constant sufferer for a number of years with backache and frequent desire to urinate, but after using the great remedy. Swamp-Root, was entirely cured and cheefully recom- mend 1t to any who may suffer from such complaints. Yours very truly, W. c. BAILY, Second Lieut.. Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Profit and Amusement.

Much fun and considerable profit were derived from business enterprise car ried on last season at a seaside resort by two enterprising young women who hap pened to know something of kindergarten
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Ozark, Ala, Feb. il, 1903 Gentlemen--"I suffered many years with pain in the back and kidney trouble. After using four or five bot ties of Swamp-Root felt entirely re- -lieved and attribute my present good health entirely to the use of this great medicine" Yours truly,
 B. H. CHALKER,
 Chief of Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Columbus, Ga, Jan. 3lst. 1903.
 Gentlemen-"This Is to certify that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-R Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy has been used mother have both used 1t. and have found 1t to be a great medicine. We believe 1t will do all 1t is recommended to do, and cheerfully recommend 1t to any one af- fected with kidney liver or bladder troubles" Yours respectfully. S. J. EL- LISON, First Sergeant of Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Among the new measures to be intro~ duced to the States-Gcneral of Holland
 this session is bill providing for rsst on the Sabbathv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Cradle of the Confed .racy.

The regular monthly meeting of the Cradle of the Confederacy Chapter was held at the home of the President or Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. This was the first meeting since the adjourn ment last June, for the summer. The at- tendance was large, and the members seemed fired with new zeal for the win ter's work. The minutes of the last meet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Columbus. Ga. Feb. 6. 1903. Gentiemen-'I cheerfully recommend and indorse pr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney trouble and bad liver. ahev used 1t and derived great benefit from It. It has cured me entirely of kidney and liver trouble, from which suffered terribly" Yours truly.
 A. REYNOLDS.
 Chief of Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
ChaptAr News.


 The R. E. Rodes Chapter of the TJ. D. C. met for the first time since adjourn ment for the summer, with Mrs O. Som erville. Thursday afternoon October 1. There was quite a good attendance and in the absence of the President Mrs. B.
 Searcy. Mrs. Somerville. the Vice. Presi- dent, presided. The most important mat ter considered was the election of dele gates to the general convention U. D. c. at Charleston in November, and Mrs
 Ellen Peter-Bryce. Mrs. George D. John son and Mrs. Julia Somerville were elect ed. and 1t was decided to send them un- instructed as we felt that when upon the ground they could better decide what was best for the interest of the Daushters
 Having pledged themselves to give an entertainment during the year for the benefit of the Soldiers Home if was thought best to give the entertainment in November and committee was appoint ed to get up said entertainment. It was also decided that an entertainment should be given later in the year for the benefIt of the Chapter. Crosses of honor will he bestowed by the Daughters on veterans day. during the Street Fair next week Before adjourning ices were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
OFFICER GUILFoRD, Of Dothan, Ala.
Dothan, Ala. Feb. 20, 1903.

Dothan, Ala. Feb 20, 1903. Gentlemen-"I have used the famous remedy, Swamp Root, in my family with the most favorable results, and can cheer fully recommend 1t to the public as re- fable medicine"
 Yours respectfully,
 G. c. GUILFORD,
 Policeman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Dothan. Ala. Feb. 10. 1905. Gentiemen-"I can positively recom- mend Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as being a splendid remedy for all kidney and bladder troubles. It is also highly recommended by all the leading drug gists of our town.''
 Respectfully yours.
 J. A. MAY,
 Chief of Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Columbus, Ga, Feb f. 1903. Gentlemen-"I have used Dr. Kimers Swamp Root for kidney trouble with very gratifying results. I heartily recommend it to all people suffering from any kidney trouble"
 Yours respectfully,
 R. E. PERRY,
 Sergeant of Police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Columbus, Ga, Feb. {. 1e01 Gentlemen-I suffered severely with my bladder and kidneys I tried Swamp-Roct ard received great ben eft I recommend 1t to any one suf- fering with kidney or bladder troubles"
 c. D. RYCKLEY,
 1st Lieut.. of PolicA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Absolutely by Mail

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The Nome nugget., 1903-04-15
THE NAMES
Of the Dawson City's
 Passengers.

Seattle, Jan 27.-The complete list of the names, the first yet published, of tn. people aboard the famous little steamer Dawson City, which reached this city at o'clock yesterday morn ing, having been eighty-seven days from Nome, is as follows:
 Felix K. Brown, owner; Capt. J. A. Hansen, Master; A. c. Heckman, mate; Jack Nesbitt, chief engineer; William Langdon, engineer; William Lemly, engineer, James Mitchell and Oscar Burg, firemen; Messrs. Patterson, Con, George, Yorke and George Schultz, sailors; George Fredricks, cook: Mrs. Felix K. Brown and Mrs. J. A. Hansen, Mir. Klienschmidt, Jack Eddy, Mrs. Ed dy, Mir. Moore and Cuckaluk, passen. gers.
 At Port Moller four prospectors, Langdon, Lemley, Kleinschmidt and Moore, also three Eskimos left the yes. sel to prospect and trap. Reaching Dutch Harbor. six of the crew quit, in. cluding Jack Nesbitt. chief engineer.