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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Soldiers At Canyon

Much to the surprise of the people of Valdez, Capt. Helmick and a detach. ment of p men from Fort Liscum were landed in the western part of the city yesterday morning, and immediately started for the Canyon, Such action came as complete surprise, for it is a we'll known fact, that since last We'd nesday the forces of both railroad camps have been working in complete harmony at the Canyon. Before the soldiers began their march groups of citizens were on the streets earnestly discussing the matter, and public in dlgnation was thoroughly aroused Many were for calling 8 mass meeting to wire a protest to President Roose- velt.
 The PROsPECTOR immediately inter- viewed the local Federal officials, as well as Major Van Welt. and the for mer disclaimed any knowledge of the reason for the landing of troops, or as to whom had made the request. The Major stated that owing to the fact that government property was located near the former scene of trouble, that he had sent his men to carefully guard the government interests, as we'll as to prevent further trouble occurring
 Later the action was interpreted as being one of friendship to the side of law and order, and positive assurance that in the future no trouble could occur, nd the rights of the Home Rail- way be protected
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
From Tuesdays Bulletin

Gov. V. T. Hoegstt, of Juneau, arrived on the Burnside this morning, coming to make personal investiga. ton of the Keystone Canyon tragedy He landed about 9 o'clock, and after a call at the cable office, called on the representatives of the Guggenheims, and later visited the Homo Railway office. The Governor stated to the PROsPDOToR, that he was as yet una. ware as to the length of his stay, but desired to get full knowledge of the whole situation. In relation to the visit of the soldiers to the canyon, he stated that the military was placed at his disposal by President Roosevelt, but that that they were not called out by him, but through direct orders from Washington. after he had left Juneau. He had not decided this morning whether he would visit the Canyon or not. He had not been re- quested to come to Valdez, but did so in order that he might make personal investigation of all the circumstances connected with the shooting.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

Another serious complication in con. at the canyon, may face those who arc responsible for the decd and lead to international complications. Fred
 Rinehardt whc was Injured the worst, and who was obliged to have his leg amputated yesterday, and who died this morning at the Good Samaritan Hospital, is 8 German citizen and soldier, and at the present slime is on leave of absence from the German army. He was accompanied by friends
 who have made plans to lay the whole matter before tho German Consul.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Application For Homestead.

Application for Additional Entry Under Sec.
 tion 230O Revised Statutes,
 c. $. Land pffice at Juneau, Alaska. Aug. 3. 1907. Notice IS hereby given that CarrIe Ammann whose Post Oflice address is Valdez. Alaska. assignee of Anthony Wells, being entitled 10 the benefits of sec ion t3oo of the Revised Stat utes of the United states, granting additional lands to soldier. and sailors who served in the war of the Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter the lands embraced in U. s survey No. 343, situate near Valdez, i'll the District of Alaska! latitude 6l deg. 07 min. \. and lopgi- tude 1i6 deg ,2 min W., nd more particularly described as follows:
 Beginning lt corner No. of said survey No. 3i3, which is identical with corner No g. of U. ;. Survey No 3G. Sold,S. AddI Hd. of An treas yon Gunther- Thence south 6l degrees 2 minutes West e3 chains 10 torrfer No. ,, of Sur. No. 3i3, from which cor. Ne. Of Valdez origi- nal townsite bears South 6l degrees 7 minutes West l5.79 chains distant: Thence North 2S de grees 5 minutes West 5.J6 chains tO corner No :. 3ofSur. No. 3i3 Thence south 6l degrees and g minutes West, 0.9J chains to corner No 4, Sur. No. 3i3: Thence North N degrees B nm utes West, l5.9i chains to cor No. Sur. No. 343 Thence North 6l degrees 27 minutes East, 2sS chains To cor No. Sur. No A3: Thence South 2S degrees 33 minutes East, 2l.JU chains to cor. No of sur No. 3i3, the place of begin ming. Containing 56j3 acres Magnetic NarIa- tions 2s degrees U minutes East. as addi tionai to his original homestead which he entered February 24th, 1868 per homestead NO. bo3 al Clarksvil Arkausas
 any and All persons claiming adversely any portion Of the above described tract ot land aie required to file with the Register ami Receiver of the r. :. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, heir adverse claim thereto under oath, during the period of publ cation or within thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by provis- ions of the Statute.
 CARRIE AMMANN,
 Assignee of Anthony Wells. It is hereby ordered that trfe n0tice of the foregoing application be published in the Pros 1ectCr "a weekly news sa per, printed and pu uplished at Valdez, Alaska, for the statutory period, and 1 hereby designate the same ..s the newspaper published nearest the above d''- ''' ' - -''N yoHN DUDLEY. Register. Date of first publication. S. ptember T, 1907 Date of last publication, December ,, 1907.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
Dies from his Wounds

A sad result of the shooting at Key stone Canyon last Wednesday was the death at ,. 40 o'clock this morning of Fred: Reinhardt; whose sufferings were terminated by a call to the great un- known. Reiuhardt it will be remem- bored was shot in the leg, and Satur- urday the mem Der was amputated, and the poor fellow was unable to with stand the successive shocks which he has been called upon to endure. He had been practically unconscious since yesterday noon, and last evening 1t was known that bis death was only mat ter of hours. While it was expected Jet his death came as great shock to the community and the sympathy of all went ort in his behalf. 1.
 To 6r to it all everyone realized that :..., ''ardt's death adds greatly to tho -it. udant consequences of the wtvll affair, and that now those who arc res ponsible must face charge of murder, the most terrible in criminal law.
 Undertaken DeMoss has taken charge of the remains, and will prepare the body fir burial.
 The eteamers Portland and Santa Clara arrived from the Westward thj morning.
 It is sported that the military de. tail which was ordered to the Canyon Sunday morning, has been recalled and VI eturn to Fort Liscum today On arriving there it was found that law and order was being strictly ob. served, and consequently there was TO reason for Captain Helmick and his men remaining.
 The Home Railway is rushing work at the Canyon and has already estab- lished four new camps, mum bered 1.8-9 and lO The last one is up at Wortman's. With the exception of short length of the line over the mili- tary reservation, the line is now prac- tically graded to the Canyon. Per- mission to cross the reservation has been issued oy the War Department, and it will now be but few days be. fore this work will be finished.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

The bark Guy c. Goss, Capt. DS 0ueldrc, the first of the Boring Sea Beet to reach Seattle, carried 3S,OOo cases of Ash from Nushagak. She sailed from Unimak Pass to Cape Flat tsry in eight days--a record trip.
 1t costs IS cents a day to maintain . ''marine" at Sitka, so says Brig. Gen. r D. Elliott, commandant of the U. s. Marine Corps.
 Everything for Ladies and Babies at Tndiass kazaar
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UdySide
Chats
s--t--f

nip" the Sc cigar.
Tel. No. 4 for groceries.
Gasoline at the Courier once.
Ask for cigars made in Hickman.
Jas. MADDOX. Of State Line, was
here Saturday.
Gordon Rice. Of State Line, was
IN the city Saturday.
Mrs. sam Luien is visiting rela-
tives IN Florence, Ala.
Miss Mary Polhamus. Of Dorena,
No, was here Sunday.
We want an kinds Of country pro-
duce. -Moore's Grocery.
John Hagan was here Friday and
Saturday With his homefolks.
Ask your local dealer for a small
box OF Hickman made cigars. Is in
a box.
When you need gasoline, call at
the K. K. We sell as cheap as any
body.
Miss Blanton. Of Jackson, Tenn,
is the guest Of George Helm and
family.
Miss Jennie Curtin has returned
10 Jordan, after a visit TO Mrs. En-
ma Stephens.
Clarence Corum, who has been in
Meriden, Miss, for several months
is home on a visit.
Ivey Frost, who has been in New
Orleans for some time. is visiting ms
mother. Mrs. /. d. Price.
Mrs. Fope Herring has returned
10 Union City after a visit to hel
daughter. Mrs. T. T. Swayne.
See Montgomery for Collins, Cas-
kets, Robes. Etc. Prices right
Day or night calls promptly an
swered.
The Courier Realty Co., sells any
kind OF property. II We don't sell II
YOU are not out a cent. Ask at the
Courier office.
]. T. Stephens and wife gave an
oyster fry at their home Friday
evening. Those present we're D. b
Wilson and wife, Miss Mabel Viii
son and Arch DeBow, Miss Eliza
4 beth Wilson and Finley Randle.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
A Busy Day.

Saturday vas busy day In the
local cotton and corn market. Sever
al thousands Of bushels Of corn aud
thousands Of pounds Of cotton we're
brought TO Hickman that day.
There we're no Indications OF money
stringenoy at J. +. and S. L. Dodds'
Cotton Gin. when a Courier reporter
visited that place about noon. Wag-
ons we're lined up for two or three
blocks waiting their "tum" to un-
load, and S. L. Dodds vas about the
busiest man IN Hickman al the time
Our merchants enjoyed a good
business, too.
While other towns are bowling
about the panic. Hickman is up and
doing. That's as.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Sued Judge hargis.

A peculiar suit, and one that has
attracted great attention. is on trial
al Paris, 10 the Bourbon Circuit
Court. Sam Jett. saloon keeper,
cf Winchester. has sued Judge James
Hargis. OF Brcathitt county, for
So 900 damages for alleged false
arrest. When Judge Hargis and
other Bfeaihitt county men we're
charged With the assassination Of
lanes b. Marcum. Or. B. D. Cox
and lanes Cockrill. Sam Jet took
sides Nth the Commonwealth. and
vas instrumental IN sending his ne
phev Curtis Jet, 10 the Peniieniiary
Tor life. Judge Hargis had samuel
/ lett arrested charging him with
burning bis old store IN Bfeathii'
county, eighteen yeari ago 10 secure
| insurance. When the case vas
brought 10 trial. Sam JET vas ao.
I Quilted and he a. once sued Hargis
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Pay your subscription.

Miss Ellen Anderson is on the sick
list.
Miss Hazel Adams spent Tuesday
IN Union City.
Miss Leila Shaw, Of State Line.
was here Saturday.
Mrs. Lon Naylor. OF Cayce, is the
guest Of Miss Wayne Naylor.
MRS. G S. Harrison and children.
are spending a few days in Obion.
Harvey Hogg. the we'll known
cigar drummer, vas in town Mon
day.
See Shaw & Bettersworth. for
stove boards, coal buckets. shovels
and etc.
George Rawlston, Of Dyersburg,
visited Lowery and Alex. Stone,
Saturday.
J. S. ComDes left Sunday for
Brockett. Arkansas, after a long
visit here.
Ernest Johnson and J. F. Doddi
are spending a week hunting OF
Reelfoot Lake.
Mrs. Lowry Stone and little daugh'
ter. Mary, are visiting relatives il
Greenfield, Tenn.
Mrs. ]. A. Moore and baby left
Tuesday for Louisville, where she
will visit relatives.
John Crawford left last week fol-
Fort Worth, Texas, after a visit te
relatives near town.
Mrs. Bowers has returned to he
home in Paragould, after long Wis
II to her daughter, Mrs. Joe Am
berg.
everything clean, new and nice i
the furniture line at Montgomery
Il will pay you 10 see him befor'
you buy.
While peeling logs at the venee
mill, ]. A. Laird accidentally strucI
himself in the leg just below IN
knee, with an axe. making an ugl,
wound. Or. Hugh Ed Prather wa
called at once, and several stitche
we're taken in the cash, and in al
probability, he viii be out befor
long.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Boost Hickman.

Boost Hickman.
The lid was off Saturday.
Twelve days til Christmas.
Fine weather for December.
II you need coal Telephone No. -.
Do your Christmas shopping
NOW.
Giles Bond was in Memphis few
days last week.
Mrs. May Alexander, Of Dorena,
was here Saturday.
Frank Moore was in Tip,onville.
Friday, on business.
Five gallons gasoline costs Sis
at the Courier Office.
Gasoline in single gallon lots at
25c at the Courier Office.
New Orleans sugar house molases,
6Oc, at Shaw & Bettersworth's.
A. ]. Hammons vent 10 Wingo,
Wednesday 10 visit his son, Louis.
Don't fail to see Shaw & Be,ters-
worth for Heating and Cook Stoves.
The "Florsheim" shoe-a new
10, Just received.-Smiih & Amberg.
Mrs. Sam Parker has returned
from a short visit 20 relatives IN
Troy. Tenn.
For the undertaken al the Farmers
Hardware Co.. telephone number 81
Night phone l64.
Miss Eslelle Reneau has resum-
ed her teaching on No. s Island after
weeks visit with Mrs. W. A.
Dodds.
| Mrs. John Wall returned 10 her
home at Tampa, Fla, Thursday,
after a visit TO her sister. Mrs. j.
| NJ Hubbard.
Miss Wayne Myer left Friday
night for her home in Terra Haute,
Ind. She vas milineT ior Balizer &
! Dodds the past season, and made
many friends while here.
| FOR SALE;-We have listed for
sale farm Of 40 acres, five miles
from town. 90 acres in cultivation.
Dwelling and tenan; house three
cisterns, spring, barn and 1ut houses.
we'll fenced. Good bargain. $500.
Ask about il at Courier Office.
The Embroidery Club was delight
fully entertained last Friday after
noon by Mrs. John S. Dillon. An
unusually large number were pres
ent. and much interest manifested Ia
the embroidery. Mesdames II. L.
Amberg and Z. X. Ellison were the
guests OF honor. A salad course
was greatly enjoyed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
CITY HALL ACCOUNT


To tai. per oct. report ........ tr-..,
~ amt. paid oui during Nov e. Cd
Balance % credit this account ... sidfi
W. c. JOHNSON. CITY TREASURER.
Report Of Uity Marshall Tor Nov. issi
Tasss collected during Nov. ....... 80. -
Pines collected duiins Nov. ........... Nm
/ hold Treasurer receipt for ....... nlN
roa niltos. In. City Marshal
The Clerk reported tha, he had is-
sued the following CemsierY deeds
]. A. Stubs for West half Of lot
No. $50 In City Cemetery. sire Of
half LOT 20K20 feet. consideration
$1,000. Dock ralley for 10, No.
III IN colofed cemetery. size Of lot
20xi6 feet, consideration $500 .
and that he holds Sup, Dillon's re-
oeipt for same.
On motion the foregoing reports
we're received. ordered spread upon
the records. published and fled.
On motion the following notices
we're ordered issued and served
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co. TO move
their pole out Of gutter midway be.
tween Moulton & Carroll Street on
East side Of Wabash Street. and
place same between curb and walk
line. n. c. & ST. L. Ry. Co.. to
move their frame building opposite
the County Jail out Of the Street.
T. +. Benton 10 raise his walk on
South side OF Carroll Street. W.
Ward 10 repair his walk on North
side Of Carroll Street.
On motion Council adjourned "a
meet Dec. 18th next.
II. c. HELM. City Clerk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Why not give me your or
der for all kinds Of Fancy
Cakes. Jones Cafe.

A Miluaukeo tarheior ssys ths' no
suman has Kissed him in 90 years ~
his ife and never siii $50 help mo
God n he's eaoared tn that late
time iu lifo. the chances are q million
o. one that he son have to keep the
Eiris asaY from h.m Atlanta Geor
sian
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13

The Schubert Ladies' Quartette
gave a musicale a, the opera house
on Tuesday evening. Those Who
failed 10 attend missed a rare must
cal treat. Each lady in the company
b an AfliEi.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Tarpine will stop that cough

Geo. Buck. Who has had an engine
factory and general repair shop in
Hickman for several years, vill
leave In about ten days for New
Orleans. where he expects 10 20 In
business. Sorry 10 lose him George
is a mighty good mechanic and a
good fellow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13

Buy your presents early. Early
IN the day and early In December.
That will be your biggest gait OF the
holidays 70 the workers behind the
counters.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13

Art Linen. Purses. Combs, Hand.
kerchisfS- atiraciives presents foI
ladies. al Smith & Amberg's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13

Eat bread that is made in hick-
man. and is made by one OF the
best bakers in the United States.
Our shop is open for inspection
to any one who wants to see
everything nice and clean. Pat
ronize Homemade Bread al
Jones Gale.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13

Christmas Umbrellas beautiful
assortment for both ladies and gen
tlemen. Smith g. Amberg.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-12-13
Council Proceedings

/ g.,-sn. KY Dec. 2nd' 100"
me, in regular session.
-v MAYOR Dillon, Coueilmen
pr" u,ls. Henveck. Edmondi
c'm,bsrs Minutes OF last
O' ..r, read and on motion APP
'I ,sl signed. The following
ny ~ we're presented. properly
i Lad on motion allowed and
4 y, ,rl,rsd issued for amounts
r tr,et vofE ..... hN.''
Dol. eanns for hoss oaris.
s.. aiisr cod nfick ~.
I...on uty Hall ....... .pi'ii
" tt.u.. SOFA on City iiail 80
r..tD,ai Oo- street Sofa ias
....k roal Co.,. street nEhif litf
saI.stooai Co. coal '"' ''' ~ I.
ur.., o. hdw. for oemsniefy ~
80 -.n surk on street tools ~
LEAR ~. CO.. Lum,-f CO.
.......... nl1
-. ,.sfk. t.soks Dor election ios
~. uf. Uo. merchandise ia.i-
- ..palted. chat uuce thr iasi
.tur..uurii aud upon instfuc
f.. valur bel had issued ths
-.... tssnt ffeishtand dsmurf.
...... Eae
..-. uspt -hr- tatss isg ou
i .....ft .unrfsts curnins h.n
4 ..... aadt ~ gravel ..... las
H..... .a.Hassfasei ......... aif
4 action The action Of the May
4 iss clerk uas approved,
5n.H.eanan Hdv Co.. present
,- srpenie bill for repairs and
-nsa,s on City Hall, IN &C.
zee uih their agreement Of
1907 vith the Council,
4 1f t5 $3.50 IS. vhefeupon
i rriap1r3yed and a rent agree.
ordered drawn between them
,. C.,y cfeilting their rent With
4 i-ai 9TH interest az 5 pei
.,f ar1lm payable quarterly,
i r-a. ai $4,000 per annun
f s..s s-aftsflY
f,-r q. City Treasurer for No.
utt ruED ACCOUNT
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05
OUTING AT OAKVILLE
Baseball Game in Which ErrorS
 Were ihe Features.

A number of prominent men of the city had an outing above Oakville yesterday at which there was enough fun to supply those present for the remainder of the summer. During the day ball game between teams explained by School Clerk John Fitz- gerald and "Flur" Clohessey was played and Fitz's nine was walloped by the score of 23 to 8. Mike. Ryan, who played short for the losers had more errors than one could shake a stick at. During an exciting period of the contest Bill" Shannahan's 8 face was the receiving end of large piece of watermelon said to have been thrown by, well. never mind by whom. The coaching of Matt Smith was of the kind that has made Hughie Jennings famous while Bill Mahaney's fielding had decided eff feet upon the game. It Is said he had more errors than Ryan. AL though the majority present were from Brooklyn, there were a few from other parts of the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05
THE LENGTH OF ETERNITY.
This Man Had Nile Own and Peculiar
 Ideas on the Subject.

Mrs. c. W. McCulloch, of Chicago. on taking up her new office of justice of the peace, told a Chicago reporter that in the performance of marriage ceremonies she proposed to omit the word obey" "In these enlightened days" said Mrs. McCulloch, "the word obey has lost its meaning in the mar riage contract. The best wife does not propose to obey her husband. any more than the best husband pro poses to obey his wife. Obedience Is for dogs, horses--creatures without reason. So I think that we should drop this meaningless word. For 1t Is meaningless. AS meaningless as certain other word was to certain boorish husband. The husband had been particularly nasty one rainy Sun day at home. and his wife finally be- gan to cry. Eight years ago. she sobbed. you swore eternal love. and now Oh growled the man. how long do you expect eternal love to last. any way?'"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05
CAUGHT AT LAST
Small Dog Shot By Doorman Lynch Police Looked For Il.

Terrence Lynch, doorman at the police station, who has killed more dogs during the past two years than could room in good sized lot, added another victim to the list thls after noon, and although It was the smallest cur that came under his Jurisdiction 1t proved to be the most difficult to handle. It was little brown pet with sore eyes and has been doomed for nearly year, but somehow 1t man. aged to keep clear of the limbs of the law. although every one of them was trying to get hold of 1t. But in the long run 1t came to the end of its tether and ythis time 1t has been re- duced to ashes in the city crematory at Waterville. Not thinking that any body was watching it, 1t sat down to rest and at the same time look at the handsome floral beds In the green early this afternoon, and while thus occupied Officer Lynch bounced upon it and before it knew what was up the officer had tight grip of 1t behind the ears. It tried to turn on him and fought, all the way to the lookup, but 1t didn't have strength enough to set itself free. It struggled and kicked and snapped while 1t was being given a dose of strychnine. so that while 1t was finally conquered and put out of business if 1t left any friend behind they can say that 1t was true blue and died game, the last move it made as it toppled over. being plunge in the direction of Its executioner, which in this particular case happened to be George Alderman, Mir Lynch sim ply acting as overseer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05
} PURELY PERSONAL

Ex-County Commissioner Dunhan was in town to-day.
 The Misses Larkin. Metheny and Ora Bowen are on vacation to Ban- tam lake.
 Miss Mary Reynolds of River street returned home last evening after two weeks at the shore.
 Mrs Russell Bierce and Miss Mary B. Moore are staying at Mountain View Inn at Twin lakes. The Misses Anna and Nellie Noonnn of Wolcott street left yesterday cn a two weeks trip through Canada. George Darling, formerly employed at Upson Singleton x Co.'S, but now of
 New York, is visiting at this home Ill this city.
 Dr Joseph R. Lawlor of the house
 staff of Vincent hospital, New York, is at his home on North Main street
 and will remain for few weeks, MT and Mrs S. A. Weinstein and daughter, Miss Marion, left to-day for Mt Clemens, Mich.. where they will spend a months vacation. On their return they will visit the diff ferent cities of the western states. T. H. Hayes arrived home Satur- day night after a trip to the old coun- try. He spent couple of weeks at his old home In Limerick and the bal ance of the time was divided be- tween Dublin and the Lakes of Kill larney. He met MT and Mrs Mau- rice F. Carmondy over there and many others whom he knew. MT Hayes says the crops are very good and that so far as he had been able to observe the country Is fairly pros porous. He visited the exposition in Dublin and was very much pleased with 1t, although 1t is not quite as big an affair as he had expected to see. He enjoyed the trip very much and while he was glad to get back again to Waterbury he would not say that he will not take another flying trip over the ocean and have another chat with the friends and associates whom he knew in the time of his boyhood and who prefer to live in the old land rather than try their luck elsewhere.