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The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20
Application.
|. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska, Mar 27 leo

[. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska, Mar 27 1901.
 Notice is hereby given that: I. William Grogg. of Valdez, Alaska, assignee of Eli Goode- nougn. being entitled to the benefits of Section ga" oi the Revised Statutes of the United States, granting additional lands To soldiers and sailors wno served in me War of the Re belilon, do hereby apply to enter |. $. Survey No: 3ii, containing 1.sl acres and more particu-
 Said survey No. 3il is situated within the Valdez Recording District Prince William sound described by metes and bounds, courses and distances as follows:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, which is 61 deg P min W 3l5 chains distant from corner No 5 of |. $. Survey 3;9, thence 2s deg s:; min " l.s2 chains to corner No. ?; thence \. 6l deg ? min l.zl chains to corner No. i; thence x 2S deg 3S min 7.J9 chains to corner No. 1; thence 6l deg 27 min F. Sis chains to corner No. 8; thence 2s deg si min 94I chains to corner No C; thense 6l deg 27 min w Y59 chains to corner No. l, the place of beginning. Contain ing 1;sl acres. Magnetic variation 2o deg 57 min F.
 As additional to his original homestead on lot of W and N of E of section Is, Fps N,k? E. which he entered December 3. lSs,, per Homestead No. 3OOi at the [. $. Land office at Sacramento California.
 Notice Is hereby given 10 Gny and nll parties claiming adversel. any portion of the above descr1bed tract to file with the Register of the [. s. Land Oisiee al Juneau, Alaska, an ad verse claim in accordance with law during the period of publication or within thirty days | thereafter.
 WILLIAN GRoGG, Assignee of Eli ooodenough l, John w. Dudley, Register of tine |. $. Land Office. Juneau Land District, do hereby order thai q copy of the No:iee of Appliealion of Soldiers Additional Homestead al William Grogg, [. $. Survey No. s.!, Ice published in TIE ALASKA PROTECTOR, a We .kly paper, pG b- lisaeti in Valdez, Alas.i for Il p.fi,ni of sixty (6O) days, or ten (lO) consecutive weeks. JOIN W. DUDLEY, Register. Date of fl rst pub. Sept. l5
 Date oi last pub. Dec
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Notice Of Forfeiture.
To El. PHELAn. her heirs or assigns.

To EIa PHELAn. her heirs or assigns
 Iou are hereby notified that the undersigned F. x. cornell! year co-owncr in the heTeinaiter deScribcd mining claims has expended the sum "i Two Hundred Dollars tt5D) during the year l:ri5 Tn the development and improvement of those certain mining claims situated on Cyak Bay, kadiak Island, tyak Mining District. Aihssn, described us follows, to vii: Tunnel claim located February 2I. lgp by Han Dough. cry nnt. Fl. fhelnD. notice Oi location record ed Apsiils. l!i2, in Vol. al page 4..j of Mining Locations oi the records oi tue strict Recnrd- ef at Kodiak, Alaska: l.. C. l.. clai.n located in l9- and notice Uf location recorded in the books of said records ui Kodiak.
 said sum Of money SD eS pended in the deyel- opineht siid Improvement of Said claims was so expended asand for the annual labor for the year l9E on said claims required by Section 2"-i oi the Revised statutes of the United States and ine amendments thereto.
 You arc further notified that if you fail to pay to the undersigned the proportion oi the sdld sum du5 from you on or before the cXpira- ton ol ninety tt) days from the publication of this noittc. fo-wit on or before January F. I.1j Noni inicie>t n said claims will b. forfeited aid bec'ihc the property oi your undersigned cO-Owuer.
 Payment may be made to the undersigned at yak, AlnsSa, or tu lis attorneys Goodell X Edwards, al Valdez, Alaska.
 r. \. CORNELL. Dated at Valdez, Alaska, July H. l9li. Date cf first publication July Ii,h iaol. Date di last publication Oct 18th 1901.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20
Application.
[. $. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska,
 February 2J, 1901.


 Notice is hereby given that: 1, Andreas yon Gunther of Naioez, Alaska, assignee of Joseph Riddle, being entitled 60 the benefits Of Section 2.ab of tnc Revised Statutcs of tine Cnitc,i States, granting additional lands to soldiers and sailors w!;o served In the War of the Re bellion, do hereby apply to enter |. $. Survey No :shi, containing, 5.lS acres and more partic- ularly described as follows, to-wii:
 said survey No. Sij Is situated within the Valdez Recording District, Prince William sound, described ny metes and bounds, cours and distance. Il, follows:
 Beginnins al Corner No. !. which is 6l deg 2l nm F. 2i.'. casias distant from corner No. ot Valdez Town>ite, thence bl deg 2T min N 9Sb chains to carner No ?; thence 2S deg ,:i min J..b chains ,o corner No. B; thence \ 6i deg 21 min 9.Sl chains tO corner No. |; thence 2o i.es :3 min F 5.J6 chains to corner No l. The place oi beginning. Containing 5.iS acres. Variation $ de; o1 min E.
 AS additional Io his original homestead on the ii $ " and " |. of Lots and ? of w li oi See. ], I'D. ;ii, ], 2l, which he en- tered Nov. 2, lo.'. per homestead Entry No. is,S al the uni;ed States Land Office at Boon vile. Missouri.
 Notice Is hereby given 10 any and all parties claiming adversely any portion of the above described tract, shall file with the Register 0i the U. $. Land Oilice al Juneau, Alaska an ad- the period of publication or within thirty days thereafter. ANDRsAs yON GUNTHER,
 Assignve of Joseph Riddle. l. John w. Dudley, Register of the [. s. Land Oihee, at Juneau, Alaska Land District, do hereby certify that d copy of the Notice of Ap- piieation of Soldiers Additional Homestead of Andreas yoD Gunther, |. <. Survey No. SS6 be published in THs ALASKA iIosPEcToR. d weekly paper published in Valdez, Alaska, for d per iod of sixty (d0) days, or ten (l0) consecutive weeks. JOHN W. DUDLEY Register Date of first pub Sep l5.
 Date oi last pub Dee. l.
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Notice

OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the United states Commissioners Court, District of Alaska, Valdez Precinct. In the matter uf the Esta;c
 cf In Probate Charles WidmHier, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administration Uf the Estate oi Charles Nid- maier, deceased, to the heirs, creditors, or other pci>uns interested in tIc said estate, that the undersigned Hs such admipiSirator, flcG nis nbai account Cf the said estate in the above entitled Court on the 2dth day of september I@'i, and that tue judge thcTc.f has appointed lEe 29th oi November, ls1i, as the day for the nearing ui objections to such account and the settlement thereof. JOSEPH C. BlEElSGER
 Administrator of the Estate uf
 Charles Nidmdier, ueccased. Goodell ( Edwards, Attorneys.
 First Puu. Sep 21. 1gOi.
 Last Pub. Oct P, lyli.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
Valdez, Alaska, August 1, 19Oi.

-tiashd, august l, l.Ui. To -. Moss:
 You are hereby notified that the undersigned Russel K. Robinson has expended during tie Years l9J2 and lyr four hundred (iuj) dollars upon the i.ucky Nine and Skookem mining claims, situated near Nick finley Lake in the Alganik Aining District and in Valdez Recording District, the location notices of whith claims are now ,f record in the office Oi the t1ItVd States tomnliss,o..er nj Valdez and [" which notices reference is made for more particular description thereof, in order to hold said claims un'icr provision q. Section 25li Revised Statutes of the Cnitcd States, and the amendments relating thereto concerning an rtai labor upon mining claims, being the amount rt4it:ted to huld said claims during the yenfs l92 and lDJ5, ending Decem ber 3l, I.:; And II At The expiration of ninety days from the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such eNpend- iture your interest in said claims ill become the rperty of the undersigned. your co-own- CT, who ilas made the required expenditure by the terms oi said section.
 Russel R. Robinson. First Publication Aug l. l90I.
 Last Publication Nov. 2. 1901.
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CunmOuS.

The President of the United States of Am erica, greeting 10 Robet Lyall, defendant:
 You are hereby summoned and required above nnmed plaintiff in the above entitled cause i'll the above named court within thirty days from the completion of the period of pub lication of this summons, that is 10 say, within thirty days after the l7th day of November. l9Oi; or judgment for want of such answer will De taken against you.
 Said action is for the recovery of the sum of twelve hundred and sixiy-two dollars and fifty cents .50), being the amount of prin- sory note executed and delivered by you to plaintiff and dated August h. l9O1, at Cnga Alaska, and for decree of said coart authoriz- ing and ordering the sale by the Cnited States Marshal of certain stock certificates held by said plaintiff as collateral security for said note all oi which more fully appears by the com piaiht on file in said cause.
 And take notice that ii you fail to appear and answer said complaint the plaintiff here sum specified and for the further relief deman- deh in sai1 complaint.
 This publication is made under and by virtue of an order of said court dated Aug. p, l9Ji. First date of publication October 6, lJNi. Last date nf publication Noveni her l1, lJ1l-
 WITNESS, the Honorable James Wicker sham, Judge of said Court this .th day of ocInher, A. n. 191i, and of our Independence the one Hundred and Twenty -ninth.
 (SEAI-) A. R. HEiLIG,
 Clerk [. s. District Court, for the District
 cf Alaska, Third Division.
 By F. \. HESDEaSON, Deputy. NY. HARLAN, Attorney for the Plaintif. . al-I io-b Valdez, Alaska.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20
Notice ct Forfeiture.

Valdez. AlssSa, Oct. !, 1901 Tu C. l.. HOYT:
 You aIc Le.epy pii;ictl thu. wc havccxpsn- dcd durlng the years laS aud lNt (S2u) two hundred dglisr> in labor uul Improvements uiFp., each uf the following placer claims. the -lusao "lhiilic."aud "LanSing," Situatcd on Slate creek in the chi>ua Mining District, Dis trict of Alaska, in order to ao.d said claims au- der the provisions cf section 2s,4 uf the Re viSed Statutcs of the United states nad the amcuttncut thereto. approved Jan. 2l. 1SSD, conrcTIing annual labor tpsa mining claims, bt'ng iae amount required io hold said claims for the period ending Lee. ai. inul And if Within ninety days from the personal service ot this notice or within ninety days after the publication thereof you fai, nr refuse to con tribute your portion of such expenditure as a co-owncr, your interest in said claims will Dc- come the property oi the subscribed. your co owners who have made the required expcndi- ture by the terms of said section.
 <. \. Mcdowell.
 ]. l.. Hannah.
 Ben Hannah.
 Jack Beck. First publication October (, laui Last publication, January j, Ig,a.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
Yakatase, la.ka, July 22, I9oi.

1dkhlhSe, Ala.ki, July -, leti. To D. (. Hlo'iget:
 You are hereby notified that have expcnG. ed during the year lAri One IIUndfcd Dollars (SiVD ia labur and Improvements upon each ui thc following placer mining claims: No. above Discovery aLu Ao. lU below Discovery, both sit uated on White River near Iakatage, iu Galuna Mihlns i!,tri'i, Gaiana Recording District. District of Alaska, in order to hold ..il c!aias under the provisions of Section -a-i uf inc keNiseG statutes Oi the tnitJd States and ile amendments thereto approved January 2l. l.SsI concerhihg annual labor upon minin,, claims, being the amount required to hold said claims Tor the period ending December 3l, I.i0,. And II within ninety days from the personal service oi ihis notice, or within ninety days after the publication thereof, You fail ar refuse to con tribute your proportion oi such expenditure at c'-owncr, your interest in said claims VIII teccine the property oi the subscriber, your co-owner. who has i.ta,ie the required eX- pendiiure by the terms oi said section.
 HALvog JENSEN. Date of first publication July 2S, 1901. Date oi last publication OcI. 21. lUi.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

"Cleanliness is next to Godli- ness" Go to the DocK BATHS for cleanliness.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20
AfOgnak Correspondence

Aiornak, Sept. 23-On the 9th of September the A. P. As. steam CT Afognak arrived from Chignik bay. Men from this place who are employed in Chignik bay were landed, and the steamer proceeded to San Francisco, via Kodiak, the next day.
 In Chignik bay there was good run of salmon the Past season. The A. P. As. cannery had a pack of 15,OOO cases of red salmon, and the P. P. < N. Co.'S. cannery had a pack of 65,OOO of red salmon. It IS reported that the latter cannery, on account of shortage of solder, tand, perhaps, tin) and the floor ing of the cannery giving away un- der heavy sacks of canned salmon, has not so large pack as the for mer cannery, or as it ought to have had.
 The F.. P. S N. Co.'S. steamer Shelikoff arrived here on the 14th with men of this place who were employed during the season at Uyak bay cannery, and left here the same day for Uyak bay. Tie seasons pack at the P. P. & N. Co.'S. cannery at Uyak bay amounted 10 q few hundred cases over 47,OOO of red salmon.
 During the season the run of salmon was very slack at Karluk. Men in the employ of the A. P. A. were working very hard (as they term it) "scraping" for fish during the whole summer. In the south end, on the contrary, fish were plentiful.
 Mining on Dry island is pro- gressing slowly. There are only three men working at present be- sides Mir. Wetstein, who is super yising the work, and living with his wife at the mine. It is report el that the men are sinking q shaft and encountering a good deal of water, but how far they have ad- vanced is not known at present.
 Near Cape Paramonoff, Para monoff bay, Afognak island, Mir. II. Wander, while on the road to do assessment work on his claims at Shuyak island, discovered an other ledge containing copper, and. perhaps, other metals. The ledge Outcrops in two places and is, ap- proximately, 30 to 40 feet wide.
 A number of men are digging for gold, with varying success, on out side beaches facing Shelikoff strait. the best diggings being near Law cape and Red river on Kodiak is land.
 Messrs. J. Folstad and H. Wick discOverers of Malina bay mining claims, arrived here on the schoon CT Alice a few days ago from a prospect ng trip on the mainland to the westward, and will leave for Kodiak at the first opportunity to meet the steamer Bertha, on which boat they expect money for the de- velopment of the Malina bay prop erty, which is going to be carried on vigorously through the coming winter.
 We have new schOol-teacher here, who arrived the latter part of August, and commenced to teach from beginning of school term. She is an esteemed lady; is enthusiastic about her work; has a large enroll ment of children (about 7O); is we'll liked and respected by parents and children; and is a worker from "away back"-so says report. But what her name is the writer is un- able to tell, as he just arrived night before last from place where he found that digging for gold is just as back-aching as digging for pota- toes, and sometimes about as prof. itable, and has not, therefore, made her acquaintance.
 A. F.
 If you would enjoy good health bathe frequently at the Dock Baths.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

If you would enjoy good health bathe frequently at the Dock Baths.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Liao Yang, Oct. 11-General Oku and the Japanese left have advanced from their position on the south bank of the Sakha river toward Chienliuchangtseu, in an endeavor to cut off the Russian re- treat. As the bulk of Kuropat- kin's forces are engaged with the Japanese center. it is thought that this move of Oku's will be success fui.
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ents back.

ents back.
 The Russians, encouraged hy the success of these attempts. made Il combined movement forward and after a fierce resistance. which last ed several hours. succeeded in fore ing the Japanese to retire along the whole line.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

St. Petersburg, Oct. 1S-The Rus sian losses during the fight of yesterday were 2,000. It is stat ed that the Japanese main army is again advancing toward Mukden, and d hard fight is expected when they attempt to enter the city.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Wellington coal S15 per ton or S1 p per sack, delivered. c. w. Mil Ter, agent, or Copper River Dray- ing Co.
 Bottled beer can now be secured from the Valdez Brewing Co.,, phone B. Delivered to any part of town.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Sails from Seattle 1st of cacl, month for Juneau. Sitka, Kayak, Yakutat, Valdez, Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Sails from Valdez for Seattle and way ports, 18th of each month.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

London, Oct. 11-The greatest admiration is expressed by the war critics here for the tenacity of Ku- ropatkin in protecting his retreat. Suffering under the great defeat of Friday and Saturday, and opposed by superior numbers. he still checks the pursuing army and conducts his retreat in a masterly manner The critics consider the setback of the Japanese yesterday a. only temporary, and think Oyama ca pabie oi iisniing his way mo Muk- den, or even to Harbin.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

London, Oct. 14-Thc legation confirms the report of the Russians retreat after yesterdays engagement They left thousands of dead on the field. The Japs are pressing them hard.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Sails from Seattle on 16th of each month for Juneav, Sitka; Kayak, Yakutat Valdez, Seward, Cook Inlet and way ports. Con- meets at Valdez with Str. Dora for all ports between Valdez and Unalaska Sails from Valdez for Seattle and way ports, 1st of each month.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Mukden, Oct. lS-The Russian successes still continue. Yesterday they made flank movement against the Japanese left. which had advanced from their position on the south of Sakha river to try and cut off the Russian rear, and drove the Japs back af;er infiicting great damages ui on them. Rein forcements arc b,ing rushed to the scene 10 cut Oku of from the main Japanese army.
 The Japanese attempted to re- take a lone hill which had been captured by Russians, and were re- pulsed after a fierce fight in which a body of the Japs refused to accept quarter and died fighting.
 The Chinese are deseriing the surrounding villages and the sol diers are using the houses for fuel. For the past 24 hours there i,as been q steady downpour of rain and the roads are almost impossible.
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War News of tie Week

Liao Yang, Oct. 13-After two days of fierce fighting between Muk- den and here, the absolute defeat of the Russian army has been ac- complished. Oyama has massed his troops in a narrow colun n and IS pursuing the retreating enemy across Hun river.
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LiaO Yang, Oct. 16-Oyama'. forces are still pursuing the Rus, sians. The enemy left over 10000 dead on the field on Friday and Saturday, and the Japanese hay. also suffered frightful losses.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Copenhagen, Oct. 13-Great ex- ci,ement was occasioned today by the appearance of the Russian Bal tic feet passing through Danish waters between Seeland and Funen islands. The fleet is passing on through.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

St. Petersburg, Oct. 14-For the first time a foreboding of evil per vades the Russian Capital. The depression is general, and all hope of victory has about been aban- doned,
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From Valdez to Unalaska and way ports 26th of each month, connecting at Valdez with S. <. Santa Ana
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First publication October C, laDi. Last publication, January j. Igt,.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-10-20

Paris, Oct. l4-News comes from St. Petersburg that q Japanese fleet is off Nladivostock. The com mander of the fortress has notified the inhabitants to surrender their arms to the soldiers. The fortress is weak, being poorly supplied with munitions of war.
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VITAL STATISTICS


BIRTHS.
George ]. and Matte Clough, En-
mis-, August q, o girl.
Charles and Nora Smith, Midlo-
THAN, August 16, girl.
G. V. and Matte Dunn, MIdloth-
ian, August 25, boy. 1
Chester and Willie Jenkins ,sMid-
lothian, July IL, girl.
J. E. and Addie Cooper, Midloth-
ian, July 80, boy.
thomas ana Mollie Reeves, Mid
lothian, July %, boy.
Dick and Carrie Naylor, Midloth-
ian, August 81, a boy.
Samuel and Annie Shaw, Midloth-
ian, September l, girl.
William and Ellen Barnes, Mid
lothian, September 2, girl.
Mace and Aline Curtis, Palmer,
September 3, boy,
Ed Henry and wife, near Grand
view, August q, a girl.
D. p. Wright and wife, Ovilla, Ju-
ly IA, girl.
Jess and Mittie Roberts, Ovilla,
September ), girl.
Charles and Lizzie Carder, Ovilla,
September 7, girl.
Tom Allen and wife, Maypearl
August 2S, a girl,
Will Peck and wife, Maypearl
August Is, boy.
Ed aud Ola Dawson, Italy, Au-
gust II, a girl.
Will and Matte Cox, Italy, Au-
gust 16, girl.
Randolph and Lettie Henry Mil
ford, August 20, two boys,
J. V. and Emma Wood, Milford,
August "a, boy,
Henry and Matte Reynolds, Ma
loney, August "a, boy.
Arthur and Bette Baker, Bard
well, August II, boy.
Robert and Belle Stovall, near
Waxahachie, September 10, boy.
DEATHS,
Grandma Lawson, age II years,
Midlothian, September 7.
J. T. Harp, age 70 years, Midloth-
ian, August 26.
Anime Harris. age ) months,
Ovilla, August 10.
Minnie Myrtle Craig, age years,
near Files Valley, September 3.
s. L. Gober, age 81 years, May
pearl, August q.
Edward Mccain, age 10 years,
near Milford, September 2.
Onie higgins, age IL years, Ennis,
August %.
Mrs. V. Chapman, age IS years,
near Crisp, September 5.
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