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Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ST. Georges Hundred !

The taxable residents of st. Georges
Hundred, and all persons liable to pay
tax in said Hundred, are hereby notified
that the Taxes for the wear 1905 are now
due, and tile undersigned Tax Collector
for said Hundred, will be
AT LLoYD's HOTEL, IN ODESSA,
JUNE 20th, 1905,
From 1890 A, M. to $50 p. M.
an sTIDHAM's HOTEL, IN PORT PENN,
JUNE Path. 1908,
From 10 80 A. NJ, to P, M,
and at the County Tax Collectors Office,
South Broad street, Middletown. Del,
every Saturday during the month.of June
from A. M, to P. Nj.
Tax bills can be obtained hv making
personal application to the Collector, or
BY sending written communication en-
closing stamps.
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS OF DELAWARE,
GOVERNING gHE COLLECTION OF TAXES or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
SECTION 3d. That on all taxes paid be-
fore the first day OF August there shall be
an abatement OF per centum. On all
taxes paid before the first day of Decem-
Der there shall be an abatement OF three
per centnm. On all taxes paid alter the
first dav of December five per centum
thereof shall be added thereto
WALTER BEASTEN,
Collector Of Taxes for st. Georges Hun
dred.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02
p R,sIsTEs's oRbER.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF WILLS,

OFFICE OF REGISTER OF WILLS.
New Castle County, Del, Dec. ..4th, 1905
Until the application OF Howard A Pool,
Admin lstIator of Clarence Cochran, late OF
Sc. Georges Hundred, In said county, de-
ceased. Il Is or Tered and directed by the
Register of Wills that the Administrators afOre-
said give notice of granting of Letters OF Adj
minist-ation upon the estate OF the der eased,
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
adv ftisements TO be posted within forty
days rom the date Of sHch Letters In six OF the
most public places OF the County of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
again the estate TO present the same, on
abide by an net OF Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
10 be inserted withiu The same period in
The Mfddi ietOWn Transeripta q newspaper pub
lished in n Middlet0wn, delaware, and to be
continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and seal OF
@ Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day Bnds ye ear above written
FIRED E. BACH, Register of wills.
NoTIcR-Notice is her ly given that Letters
Of Administration were in due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the Fourth
day OF december A. D.. I've and that all persons
having claims against the estate of the deceased
must present the same Gully atfested, ito the
said Administration, on or before the Fourth
day Of December ls06. on abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made ada provided
HOWARD "A. POOL.
Adminisffafor-
Address. Martin B. BnrFis, Esq, Attorney
at law. Mtddletown, Delaware,
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02
SEVEN MORE DOCTORS

Delaware has seven men in the grad
uating class at Jefferson Medical College
this year. They are William W. Belts,
of Ocean View; George w. Belts. of
Ocean yieY-; Robert Z. EIlegood, of
Glendale; Charles NJ. Walton, of Laurel;
William G. Pritchard of Townsend s;
Owen G. Spear, Of Wilmington, and James
Beebe, of Lewes.
The class day exercises will be held in
the Lyric Theatre, Philadelphia, on Sat
urday afternoon. The class will be given
q banquet by the Alumni Association at
the BELLEVUE Stratford Hotel on Friday
evening.
The commencement day exercises for
presentation of degrees and graduation
ceremonies viii be held IN the Academy
Of Music on the following Monday, June
4. The class numbers 2I4 men, and is
one offhe largest ever graduated from the
institution. Nearly every State Ii the
Union is represented, as is also Cuba,
Porto Rico. Egypt, Syria and Turkey.
: EdGs FoR THE FARMER AND FANciER.-
bred Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds, the best and most profitable bird
for all purposes, excellent layers Of brown
eggs, and unsurpassed as market fowls.
Write or call for prices.
Q. P. CocHRAN,
Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02
I'D EGIsrER's ORDER.
A0 oFrIoE OF REoTsrER OF Wills, !,


OFFICE OF REGISTER OF WILLS,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL. Nov, ~ iSu0
Upon the application OF Joseph Z. Jolls anQ
John A. Jolfs, Administrators OF john w .
JolIs late of st. Georges Hundred, IN SAD
county deceased 1t is ordered AID directed
by the Register Of Wills that the Admiiistra-
tors Aforesaid give notice ofgranting q LETTERS
Of Administration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof ny
causing advertisements TO be posted wltnln
forty days from the dale such letters IN SIX o
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same. III
abide by IN act Of Assembly in snch case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period IN tne
MiddietOwn Transcript a newspaper publish
ed in Middietown, Delaware, and to be csn-
tinued therein two months.
Given under the hand and seal OF
seal office of the Register OF Wills atore-
--- said, at Wilmington. in New Castle
County aforesaid. the day aid year above
FRED E. BACH. Register of Wills
NoTfCE-Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administration were ia due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned, on the Twenty
ninth day of November A. ID. 1905, and that
hll persons having clasa against the estate
of the deceased mnst present the same, duly
attested. TO the said administrators, on or be-
or abide the Act Of Assembly In such case
JOSEPH C. TOLLS,
JOHN A. J0l.LS,
Administrators.
Address, Middletown. Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

If you are looking for the best general
purpose chicken in this country buy a
few settings Of my Columbian Wyan-l
dotte eggs / have the best strain Of
Coiumbians ia America and win only
offer few settings for sale.
JOHN A. JoLLs,
Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

A very bad state of affairs has been dis
closed recently in the Patent Office, and
it is matter that probably will be taken
up by the Keep Commission during their
present investigation OF the whole Inter-
ior Department. It seems that the Patent
Office is as much as eight months behind
hand in some ofthe examining divisions,
and this means that when patent is sub
mitted, 1t is eight months before the ex-
aminer even takes it up to look at it and
sometimes year or two years before
decision is finally reached and a patent is
sued. This is an imposition on the public
which supports the Office. The Patent
Office is not benefcent institution of the
government. 1t is bene6cent, but it does
not give patents away for nothing. It
pays all of its expenses and handsome
revenue beside. The force of Patent ex-
aminers has recently been increased by
100. But the Commissioner of Patents
has not been able to get them to work,
and the result is that the business OF the
Office is lamentabIy behind hand with
little prospect Of catching up except after
q through re, organization.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02
WASHNGTONLETTER

WAsHINGToN, D. c., May 26th, 1905.
Cenator Dolliver, just alter the rate bill
- passed the Senate. had his attention
called to an important feature of the rate
situation that seemed somehow to have
gotten by the august body completely.
That was the chapter of the Garfield re-
port on oil transportation dealing with
tile discrimination of the railroads in
favor OF the Standard through open tar
iffs legally printed and posted with the
Interstate Commerce Commission where
anyone who asked could see them but
where as matter of fact no one ever did
ever see them. 1t was just simple little
device but very effective. 1t consisted in
taking oil out of the classified list OF articles
carried b, railroads at certain rate and
making on it commodity rate as is done
with many other classes of freight. Now
the object OF Commodity rate is to put
all shippers Within certain district on an
equal footing in reaching the main mar
ket. It is often done with different softsof
agricultural produce and serves to even
up the geographical disadvantage under
which some actions would lie as against
competitor selling in the same market.
But the commodity rate on oil was made
to serve very useful purpose. The dis
tricts where the rate was allocated were
arranged solely with reference to the
Standard Oil refneries. A commodity
rate would be made for them that would
carry their oil into the most desirable,
markets and take it from 100 to 300 miles
further at fhe same expense than if it had
come from an independent refinery. At
the same time the commodity rate was
so arranged as to take the Standard Oil
products into the best markets at low
cost while the independent refiners were
never SO situated as to be able to call any
market their own il it lag outside OF
wagon distance from their front door.
Interesting tables we're complied to show
that this juggling of rates worked out to
the Standard from to 20 cents on every
100 pounds of oil sent over the railroads,
varying of course with the distance it was
transported. Now the reason that this
matter was not brought out more clearly
at first was that it was tucked away in the
back of the report and but lightly alluded
to either in Mr.. Garfeld's letter of trans
initial or in the Presidents message to
Congress. But now that the matter has |
been brought clearly to the attention of
the Senate. Mr.. Dolliver promises to see
to it that there is no Ioophole left in the
law by which such discrimination can be
practiced in the future.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02


One of the most interesting and inter-
ested visitors that Washington has seen
for sometime is the GekSar OF Baroda, an
Indian Prince who, under British suzer-
aHity, rules over population of some
thing like 9,000, 600 and has an annual in
come of more than 5000, 900. He has
in addition an immense fortune that
brings him in nothing 1t is the rarest
collection OF jewels in the world valued
at about SAG, 600, 900. But when one
comes to valuations Of that sort on jewels,
it is mostly guess work. because some OF
the gems could not be duplicated and are
thus priceless. He is stockey. unassum-
ing, brown skinned little man, talks Eng
5lish perfectly at the rate. of about 250
words minute, and has already made ar
rangements with the Fish Commission
to take back with him to Baroda an ex-
pert who shall report on the fisheries of
the principality and show the Barodians
how to grow fish. He promises also to
send number. of his brightest young
men 10 this country next year to study at
several of the American agricultural Col
leges and get ideas on modern methods
Of farming.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

There is no question but that the Senate
is going to have a beautiful fight on its
hands over the type Of canal that is TO be
built at Panama. The majority report,
which is expected next Tuesday, will
caIifor sea level canal, but there will be
a strong minority report in favor Of lock
canal and with the President and the
House both pulling that way, there is
lively contest, in prospect. Congress
wants to get away, and for that reason il
is possible If the fight is much prolonged,
the matter may be allowed to go over for
the session. The advocates OF a sea level
canal say that the matter could be held
in abeyance for two years, and if the sea
level type we're decided on at the end of
that time, it could be put through with
out additional expense except for more
digging. This, however, is not so. Such
q delay would cause an immense change
in plans and would make much of the
present work go for naught. The Presi-
dent has said if Congress adjourns with
out action, he viii go ahead under the
Spooner Act and construct lock canal.
But If Congress alter all decides on sea
lsyel canal, it will mean great deal of
additional expense.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

Tap TnAsscsIpr, sl.Oo per year.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

THr TsAsscEIrr, SD per year.
Middletown transcript., 1906-06-02

address. Middletown. Delaware.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15

-B
 Of :0cII EntlreSt
 From Tuesday Eu;io::x
 G., ua l. ,.>;i s;..r:ss.~ ,1,;. ;.,,> :n,3, ju bt c:pvi,z2 ,n; StaitF k ,>risc ;a Ia..l,jt ,s+f.>-e s:,s--sta4- ,..r I,f.c. ib.ljcy c., ysaSsss;i.f ct'.!- s,r,.c ioM :rn3n i!,s- ;o .fS ccai aH.i co:i.vr country. says i.#' ln ni- opinAa lla; roi,;u uiH lr ab;;u,!nu,o; |r t;.r ;"uA #ny "n ac2oul:; e! jh~ yxrrS>ive cost ol con>i!ucti:.',
 United States Engineer Clarr. who has been nEktNg invc>;iga ;inHs near Gtiaila, ;> responsible for tie statement that 460,G00 wards ui cuH:Tc.c would t' r'qH!r,s for the projected hrca kwa;cr to makr harboy hacI; to Martin island, and ;hjs nec item would amount 10 $4.6G0.00O. A road from Cat:lla tu ,he c0a! fields would cos;>fulIy $2,G00,000 more than it would from Eyak.
 In view ol these facts 1t Is con- sidcred probable that the road which k ,o be constructed by lhe Guggcnhcim interests to their holding on the interior will be built from Valdez.
 Last nights arrivals from Fair banks say that there arc now fully 100 men on the trail between the Panama and here. They say thiS will be the best season yet for trail travel.
 Mrs. Allen. the pioneer restau
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15

TeIegEaphic NcES
 Ii ihe Wc1k ..;ii,jys,.,<s, N,N .l&--! k aow .ls.,.,.g,, ,,.a, ;r!:y haii ci Jir las ..s.,. .s,.s-. a,l T., G,,l5i<r,.rcA A;;"l'a-- ~, n.cl ,sain vhi"G caii,,...' vii: a 1T, ;eh; ;ra 5, vy> .sis.'Y au,. W"od- x;ii". fu,aial.;.. ,g>rc l,;i,>: CT iR- jared f'cs;t e,.vv! wcic killed outright or hurr,l jo lta:i.- Scvc.li oi liioSu wHo Were injured will die without hc;ng ahir to ma 10 their identity klsewn. Ai:mGs; a.l oi the l ,ssengcr> were Poles "hd Russian cu4igranls. The injured have bresa l:,krn to Chicago.
 London, Nov. a3-king Haakoa VII, of Norway, Qucva Maud, and the baby crown prince Olaf arrived yesterday on 8 state visit to King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Their arrival was thc occasion for many Salutcs and general icstiyf ties. They will remain at Windsor Castle for a week.
 Spokane, Nov. lS--Fifteen thous- and dollars htrS been raised hy !he people of Spokane to carry on a fight before the interstate com mcrce commission against discrim- ination in railroad rates. IL Is claimed that under present regu- lalionS rates are So arranged that Spokane has no chance al a!i in competition with other western
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15


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 &lp l. witness co: tc cor N. * i'"iiioTii!a i"dc !os3.53 i. rar Na. ,. California lole of hi. SurFt ~.
 l5l9 fl ro cor No !, ,ac p!a", oi beginning Containing g,. ,.I acres. Total uu0 net area Copper Gu' e., fori%nG, Regina van !iyck, krtSina, k&ta"TlA+, Ef!ECo' California and GiorIEi.a Cunt!5il"Hr ipit nm ins claim ;ur>eE %o. ;iS, lTg.H5j acre. This ,laim-is i&rti!tr ucs, s,rilci 'S beinG >l'- .u;,te and l,calpd in EiiiutI creek valley about onr-i:llf mile West of lhe hcad of Elliott creek, and ubn;. cIgl!t mics east ol th2 koIsi.ia river Copper River resion, Alaska, !n the Valdez Mining and Recording District, District oi Alaska, in lntit,id. Gi des 3s min <, longitude ll4 de-. min ", approximately. The ;.djonins claims shown Iy tie rlat oi survey ;,ie the Coppe. King and Mineral King lodeS, Survey No. 565 on the S. l.. ile.c arG II" conflicting claims shown by the plat oi survey or known.
 Tie location oi these mining claims are recorded ill the office of the |. .. CoI1 missioner and eX-OfticiU Recoi de: for the Valdez Recording District ut Valdez, Alaska, as follows:
 Copper Queen Lo%e.
 Original location, Book BA, Page "16
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15


 Miresal Application No. IoS.
 US. Land 3fiie., Juneau, Als>kn,
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 cAsT.x LODE.
 BGxllQlnS 4t COT NO. ]. uiHtstOikS ANAiS ans, chise.cd C-2 it-l G-i S-65J A; whence |. 1 Loc Non. Valdez No. bears $ It deg 33 h, 1l.5 Sac V, ii6.s5 fl. Po..! oi discovery l., ds- .covery cut bears x 4D Gca 52 iail N, Dl4 2o ji TAazcc \ al des Il min 3,i sec +, variation ol
 deg Eo riil E.
 2Ss 1t, Cxs:lv craek. 4 wide, course is aeS W. w Point oi discovery bears 7 deg min W, &5l it.
 .eoy i. 10 cor ,io 2, limestone 2sxl2xS inS, enisci.d 2C-. S-sSJ A.
 Thence 77 deg min ,s, variation So deg "J
 min E.
 1s0o It to cor No. & on line l-2 Survey No. 3oa, cancy Hanks lode s! ; 2l deg Al lpia sj gee V. 8,.35 ft iroui cur No. z limestone .Fxl5x5ins cl,i.e.ed ( -sS3 \. Thence 21 deg q min 30 see H, variation $9 tcs f.
 Poi. ui discovery hears < v deg min l., 1u49ft.
 Eoit ty cor .to 1, cn line l-2 Snwey No 46A Nancy Aankslcde, ei X Fl des Il mlh "' sec |. y5.3. II from cor Nc. :, aL.icS'che :4xl2Xi1 iiis, ciilscisd C-.' E-s0 A. Theme = ocg D5 ii,ip l., yar:auoI 2S CeS s3
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15


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 >,:...;,. t.lH:.,. i,rtr, t. :. ti ',r- ::!l > ...,.i..,i Il Gn ,or ..,:.
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 ..ct area ui ;iA Castle, icirl"itT, nieEp!Nc Sweepstakes. BsDe and W:a:gtll coaiiguPa> iot;es mining claims exclusive of tha arch Y: >o:.ni4t viii. Suryey %o 5:,, i.izzic c.. '.iiG I.ou:Ae lp.e-l ii3.il acres.
 CASTLE AiLi. STR. Beginning dl cor .,o.l, srcens;nne zoXi!I!i ins, :ti,eied C-f6u E. M!4enSe |. :. i-2: Mon Tai :;z Nu j; i.eai, o? siez .I min Gs se" r. 3,4931i,. Cor 70. l. C.sti: lodesOf this survey beais o5 deg II min aS >c>. ~. 36!.'9J IT, Cor No = a;avey No. .t,, t,uo,iyear lode heais 5o deg a liiiu ', lS3, ,.a II. Thence Il des Il min V, 1arSj deg l.. 2Ul $ il, k;;inDow creek, course S:l9 deg '" 251.g5 fl tO cor No. 2, identical Tith cor No. L Survey No. ;,s2 E, Law w,on Mil Site, grteil stone 2ixl0xs ins, chisuled L FSO E.. Thence l5 cics u9 r.in W, variation 3o Geg Il
 min l..
 3l.9 fl. Rainbow creek, Coag:esS 10 deg w. FPS ii Elliott creek, cuur,e,N hS deg W S35.59i It to cor NO. ;. q liaieStohe 2Ll01S ms ciis&ieG 3 3C-ti;9 E. Thence S7IGeg 5i min E. variation ~ deg .
 min F..
 260. .65 it 10 cor Eo. 4, \ limes;cne 2oxiiXS ins cnis1le,! 4C-6i0 B; Thence x IL d-gj9 i:sin F, variation 3o deg .
 Jain E.
 697 il, Elliott creek, course \ Ij deg W S25.6ii to cor %o.l, the place of bsgihIlHg Containing 3s acres: . This Fla igr is iugther described aS being sit uste iu hlhot; Creek valley, a6out seven ihlie' east oi lhc kotsina river, N"np;r klfer region ii. lati;ud. {! deg -S i.lii ;5G see x, lang!iu!t ii deg. ; iljh VI, approximately, i'll the alde@ Recording ana Mining DiStricl, III the ihs'fic' pi Al.sSa.
 Tna adiciRing claims.as shown blythe pia
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-15

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