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Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Notice to Co-owners

To J. NJ. Cummings, Jay Hoover J. Carson. P X. ~lIycr~lOuc, t. B'F otto l.algtl J. Is Reed. their he rs and aSslguS, and all persons having or C amllE an interest m me pacsr mining clair hereinafter described, and Co al whom it may concern:
 You and each Df You are hereby notified that the undersigned, Charles TecNleuOure' cJ- owner with sad J NJ. Cummings, Jay Hoover r. A ~llyer,loue, C. Beyer, otto Laugel aud J. l., Reed in eight certain placer miuhgc.a ms ~IWaged near the mJuJh uf hLik rlNtr ln Cook Inlet preciIct. Territory of Alaska, tO-wII- h" Gravel Group, Northern Group. Montana Group. Cottonwood Group. Southern Group, A. C Group, Gold Dust aim and Fine Gold e ann, iUcagcd October 25th, l5Uj by and for Jhe parUcS herein namci,-haN during lhr year { .OG expended jh" sum Of clgh. hundred dollars $500 IU work a.d labor for the development If said placer claims:
 That uf Jhe proportion of each of you in sad expenditure, tOwIt, the sum ot one hundred IDUarS lSlOO th gre remains unpaid aui uurJu- gributcd the sum of one hundrel dollars (3lUD) each: or seven hundred dollars (S1OO due from all Of You for work and labor expended upuh said eight placer mining claims:
 And You and each Ui you arc hereby further notified that if within ninety days after pubu- cation uf this notice by publication any one Ot yuu shall fau Go contribute his proportion Of said expenditure for annual work and labor upon said eight placer mining claims, tO-wit, the sum of one hundred dollars (GlO0), cNpend- ed by the undersigned a> hcrciuOeiurc stated, he interest Iu sad claims Of said CO-OWher NO failing Co contribute will be forfeited To ana become rhc property ol the underS gucd Charle> rccklcuburg. cO-Owrer; according 10 the pro- visions of Section Twenty three hundred and rwcuty-four t232O ot the Revised Statutes of ahc United States
 Dated at seward. Alaska February 2nd, 1907.
 CHARLES TECKLENBURG,
 CO-Owucr aS aforesaid. Address, Seward Alaska.
 Date Of first publication, F CbruaTy 9th, 1907. Date of last publication, May llth, l9OL
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Summons Tor Publication

In the District Court for the Territory Of Alaska Third Division.
 Julius Sugcr, P'aiutln,
 NH spYiyo,. yE, Defendant No' iSO "he President ot the United States Of Ameri- ca to M Ii. Sullivan, defendant above named, greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required Go appear iu the above entitled acton and answer .hC complaint herein within thirty days from he period ot the completion of ihc publication lf this SUmmCuS tOwit.~withiu thirty days from the s,Jh day of April l4u1 that iS to Na'. on O" before the 21th day of May, llO7, or Judg- maut for want thereof will be taken against you.
 And take notice if you fail to answer the complaint h rein the pla ntiu will apply Go the Court for the relief demanded in said com paIut
 This action is brought to forccloye a certain chastel mDrtgage ma lc and exec ted by NJ. H. sullivan. iu favor uf JUliVS Singer a. Sunrise. Alaska on the i0th day of Sept 'mber. lJU5 which said mortramc NaN made, executed anu lCi yprei tD pIaufiN herein as security Tor the Uaymcut f a certain prOmlSSory note, Ga cd dai sad time and place payable on D'c'mpsf I!.h .gl5 iu favor Oi Julius Singer ? ani,u herein. for the sum of Nour Hundred aud Twenty-Five DOl'arS lEi5OJ) with interest au the ra Ot ] per cent pcra mum. the prDICrIy mentioned m -aiI cha tel mOr.gagc being certain hydraulic machinery. pipes, lumC-, dCrrCis~. hOl~iN cables. p'fOu wheel uId all p.r-OIa. property used i'm h. DI-.Nr .S of m ming rl.Ua on the mining aims of defendant Ou Gu.ch ere 'E, .onuI pgnr ne, dIsirc o' Aa .Ha; and ih which sad ac ion pHulG H,kS -a d Court Ina Icfrnaa b. forecI0Scd of all interest, lien d equity uf oInWp iDu m ~ali m prtgaFeu prop cry, tha, the ~u d property be sold and the prrrnnI thereof auplrt iu IuymnIt uf the amount Iu" Uu >aIJ note and m pra|g', cpS.', aEpeu~Us and ut.uW eyN fees and On" Defendant C D' aiiudgni Ju ugy any deficiency Jha' may re- main u.lor apulyugau said mf.'ys as alo"r- aiI and for such other relief a> io the Cour may seem meet.
 ~a summons was by am order of said Court Ia .rl uu the ,th day Oi March. lJI1. a. Valdez N.a>,l. directed tU h' served upon defendant by pub na IUI.
 uu.n uf Hr,I pU-nca ion March n, l9'1.
 Du.e Of las. publication April g, h, l.p1
 Las, da.c within which appearance can be made May 2,.h, lgU1.
 Witness thH u0uuru3." James Wirkcr>Iam. Judge oI sad Cuur. th.S t.h day Ot March lgJE au Valdez, District ui Alaska.
 r.. J. STEER, CLERK.
 ~. A. tRASDALL, DEPUTY. ". T. Scott and C. u. G.crg, Attorneys for the PlanUu
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
APPROVES FRANK wAsKEY

Frank Waskey, Alaska's first dele gate in congress, may be sure of a warmer welcome in Alaska than he re- ceived in the national capital. When he comes north the people will make it plain wherever he may go that they were with him in his differences with Gov. Hoggatt, Senator Piles and other self-appointed guardians of the terri tory.
 Mir. Waskey was reported in Wash, ington as saying that he was disap- pointed at the failure to get import ant Alaska legislation through con gress. HisconstituentS give him cred it for doing all that any man could do under the circumstances, and they also take note of political ephemeron or two who did about the worst that was possible.
 Gov. HoggaDt opposed two Of the most important Alaska measures be. fore congress that for territorial gov. ernmcut and the Fourth judicial dis lrict bill. The former had no chaucc go pass ir all Alaskuns had favored it, but the judicial bill might have gone through but for the opposition of Hog gatt and Piles. lt was badly needed and supported by everybody who had a right ro take an interest in it. The governor had at first indorSed it,
 Senator Piles need never again pose a, the senator from Ajaska.' He lapped like iumpjngiack on terri torfaI government when the president sided against it, and he tried to annex Alaska Co Seattle for judicial purposes by having two additional federal judges appointed for Western Washington, to oe occasionally assigned to Alaska. What Southern Alaska wants aud needs Is resident judge.
 la this connection jJ m ght be added Una, Congressman Jones of North Yakima and Congressman Humphrey ut Seattle have proven themselves to b. consistent friends of Alaska.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
MUST RueusH STATEMENT

Alaska corporations may 5a inter- es,ed GO know that tua incorporation law of the territory requires a com pauy organized under i,s provisions to publish am annual statement of its business and financial condition. This must be published for three successive weeks in a newspaper of the territory.
 Local Alaska corporations are cord ially invited to publish their state ments in the Gateway.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Notice to CO-Owner.

To F. E. Rudolph, his heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that during the year i9O6 the undersigned have expended more than six hundred dollars in labor and improve mentS upon six certain contiguous lode mining claims. known as the Fourth of July group which group consists of the Lookout ' Little SkoOkum." Red Mike, Bay View" '" Fourth uf July and "Red Boy lode mining claims, situated at the head Of Spring creek on the east side of Resurrection bay. hcnai pre- cinct, Alaska, in which mining locations you claim an undivided One-Jhird interest, as shown by the records of Eeuai precinct.
 You are further notified that the improve mentS and labor performed by you during the wear 1906 upon said six lode claims have been estimated and valued at Sl35.55, and that your proportion of annual labor upon said six lode claims for said year 1906 is two hundred dol lars aS required by law
 You are further notified that if within ninety days after the publication. of this nO- tice you fail 10 contribute the remainder of 'Our proportion aS cn-owner tO-wit, the sum of S6i.45. your interest in above described mining claims will be forfeited to the under signed cO-OwnerS, aud will become their property in the manner provided by section 232i of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 Dated Renal precinct, Alaska January H. lOO5 .. ,.,,,,,,,
 VICTOR SIMONS,
 Co-ownerS. Address: Seward, Alaska.
 Date of first publication, January l2, lN7' Date of last publication, April l3, 1907.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Girdwood Dslegation Arrives

X delegation from Gudwood arrived on the rotary train Thursday. The party included E. W. Young, F. Thompson of Girdwood, Mrs. Martha Smith and her son, Thomas White, of Sunrise. About fifteen persons came over. Mrs. Smith and Mr. White crossed from Sunrise to Girdwood about two weeks ago in the only boat that has crossed Turnagajn arm this winter. The trail from Girdwood to l9 is reported to be in fair condition for mushing and the best part of it is over the glacier.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Making Long Visit

On Sunday March 10 several per sons crossed Turnagain arm in boat, from Sunrise Co Girdwood, the only rme they had been able to do it dur ing the winter. Among them were John L Kasheyuikov, Joe Walton and Joe Beady, who intended 10 return. They found thets boat frozen in next morning and are still at GirdwOod waiting for thaw.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Alaska Monthly magazine is not dead as was reported from. Seattle re- gently. IJ will continue it's promising career but is late this month because of the effort To sell it out Go the Alaska Yukon magazine of Seattle by C. w.. Tavlor, who was manager of the Juneau publication lou, not it's owner according co che Juneau Transcript, which says the owner, Mr. Johnson, will keep .t going.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Notice of Settlement of Final Account

Tn the Commissioners Court for the District of Alaska, Third Division, Keuai Precinct In Prubate.
 In the mater of the estate or hOOert E StOver. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that J. J, McManus, the administrator of the estate of Robert F. Stover. deceased, has rendered and presented his final account Of his administration of said estate and filed the same in the above entitled Court and that Wednesday. the first day Of May, 1907, at the courtroom of said Court in the town of Seward. Alaska, has been duly ap- pointed by said Court for the settlement of said account aJ which time and place any per- son interested in said estate may appear and file exceptions in writing to said account, and
 J. J. MCMANUs,
 Administrator with the will annexed
 of said estate. Dated Seward. Alaska, Feb. 26, l907
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Talk Lunacy Commission for Thaw

New York, March 2l-At ? o'clock this afternoon Justice Ftrz gerald be- gan to listen to arguments upon the motion of Jerome for the appointment of luuacy commission to examine Harry Thaw and pass upon his present mental status Thaw broke down as a result of events in the trial yesterday. It is plain that Jerome k determined to send Thuw to an a.! lum il possible, in the event of his acquitlal
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Nearly every day now tie announce nent comes that John Dough Hocae- fsuer "wu rlve' s5),uo1,o00 or so ro some unique charity, which begins to look as though John has taken Co ad- verti-fug like an actress. Mex. thing he will Iosa a diamond or @ poodle.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

The Aa,sa-Iu,an magazine of So- ut.e |, now published by r.. <. H1rri- -uu. The Nas.1 number wears 30 gor- .r.u, ruDr.. with g,.t lettering and a cag o'u pan of nuggets. This happens to nr from 8 puo,o-rapnmude by Evans .a Seward otou, of the pans taken out u. Nugget gJ,cl in the Eenlua district last year.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

J. II. Roger, and E. Chandler, min- ing men of Bingham, Utah, near Salt Lake Cuy, came to Seward on the Northwestern and will make thi, town their headquartcr, for at least two or three months, while making inye,t- gatiou of the mining resources of Uni, region.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
MIR. WILSON'S GEOGRAPHY

Hon. Euurc Nelson, senator from Norway county, Minnesota, is noted for the freedom with which he issues bulletin, of general information through his large, square hat. Some Of these fragments of knowledge sug- sest the aphorjNm of Josh Billing, chat "I,'s better not Co know so many thiur, than |, know ,o many things Shat ojDr >..'
 Oitl., class is Senator NelSou'~ dc- scrpfse geography without chart, O. Che rou,e oC tne Alaska Central around Che arm, of Cook inlet, thrust torclh'y and violently upon ruc members ot ,he senate committee ou territories. Hear him:
 "When they get over the peninsula IKeuau they strike ou one side P,ar- uf-ar arm. that comes in from Cooks iureru. r.. west side, and Portage bay. tha, comes iu from Prince Wir ham sound uD thc east. The gov,w- men. reports show cha, there !, 9. mile g0ac,es acro,, there, running aIm1-, from the end 8. 9ne bar Co tuo other. wua. i, where Cook Was. Ptmmssu arm Is where ue rmu.a a~oana and l. uU, got 11 ..c. u. c.o. Now Go make gum .5ue they have -o. Co g1 through jhUr .u.e ...a. between. Po~.,. .., and parm..auauu,u..u. cuu O. ru.. g.c.er ]. they can .u. room ua.He.u .u. -.at..r... r.. -.a. Then they have ,o skirt along the north ,uu. oD rum-.n arm. auu they have got CD hu.. un enough ,0 n- Co D. beyond rua, +0-m.. ,.u.. When t.ey ge. around rur..-Hu arm they have Co -1 around another arm. called KaIk arm. Then when they gel around tun. they have Go go over a mountain divide Co get into the valley Of the ~u-h.raa"
 The senator asserted tHar ha derived this startling comnoaad of m.~u.arwa- tiou from -orernmeu, reports though it i, more probable rua, ua extracted it from rne same book of dreams ,aa, supplle, him with fables aaau. Jua-. Wicker,ham. Tn. foregoing gao- graphical lecture requires ou,y the following corrections.
 Cook iu.e, has uo P,arm.gau arm. Por,ag, bay is at least twelve mi c- from rhe Alaska Central line. and over & divide. Th, 'potg," between the glacier and Turna-ajn arm l, mile or two wide and the railroad la, already constructed au exceIeu, dirt grade over it The line does not hrve to be buurup Co le beyond that iU-.uot tide, but vii. b, cut through -.op.ug M., which rise a long distance above it. There l, ro mountain divide between Che Ma.auu,sa river and .he Su,j,na. but level plain. ua>wuyh 30, rhe senatorial geoEranhcr filtered through another uir-,pa.e ta n., Hat rhe news that rhe Nua.u,ea river is branch Of Che Sa-..ua, he should have re- fected that n that ease the lime c"a.t follow rla NrnauSsa Co the Su,.yua. without crossing dlst"e. la truth the two rivers are nowhere nearer each other than fifty miles.
 A good deal al work seems ro lie ahead os the -eodero survey To make Che contour o. the earth, surface cou- form To Senator Ne.sou's geography, and new urine of mound builders may be required.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
COURT ADMITS
 GIRLS AFFIDAVIT (Continued from page l

convicted of manufacturing false ati- dayits in divorce proceeding. His appeal to the court of appeals is now pending.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
SEWARD STEAMERS

santa Clara; sailed from Valdez for Seward at midnight last night.
 Saratoga; sails from Seattle 24th. Bertha, sails from Seattle 25th. Jeanje; sailed for Seattle 10th. Northwestern; sailed for Seattle 18th. Portland; sailed for Seattle 10th. Dora; sailed for Unalaska 10th.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
To Study Thaw's Sanity

New York, March 20-ProceedingS in the Thaw trial were suddenly in- terrupted by Jerome, who asked Jus lice Fitzgerald to conduct an inquiry into Thuw's mental condition. This was agreed to.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Arguing on Thaw's Sanity

New York, March 22-Arguments are in progress in the Thaw trial upon the question of the prisoners sanity. Justice Fitzgerald is expected to rem dera decision next Monday.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Your prediction of success in 1908 may be pleasing to yourself Mr. Bryan, but it would have been easy money to copper all your prophecies for the last twelve years.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Thaw Answers Insanity Move

New York, March 25-rhe defense of Harry Thaw filed in answer to Jcromc'S insanity proceedings today aufdayiCs prepared by DelmaN and Gleason, and sworn 10 by Docto,s Ev n,. Wagner, Hammond aud JuiilTe.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
Erperts Testify ln Thaw Case

New York, March l9-ProceedingN in the Thaw trial today are confined to taking expert testimony on the question of insanity.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

But see here, Secretary Iltt South eastern Alaska may not control all jhe delegate, from the territory in the convention and you had better see the ug,. UI uS also.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

A government school has been es- abolished at Deering, Alaska, for Eski- mo children, where special training Is given in hygiene, industrial training and temperance.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Ala,ka's insane now number S2, be- side, two men in Juneau and one at Ketchikau, who are opposed to home rule and may get worse.-Douglas Isl
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Grover Cleveland l, iJ years old. Jf rae time he was president were .guryd as long as it seemed to the vic um, he would he counted about l4O
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

Gov. Deueen doesn't expect that lion. Joe Cannon will be nominated but ir Is good home politics 10 say so.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23

A Louisiana man Ina, been married a, the outcome of an election bet He lost
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-03-23
WEEKLY WEATHtR RECORD
TEMPERATURE.

Weather record for the week ending March 23:
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Work Of any kind J. s.
Richardson. Wilmington, Del n20-6t
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
FROM
THE HORSE SHOW

Grantley p. Postles has returned
from a two days' visit to New York
in the interest Of his company. and
while there took occasion to visit the
Horse Show. Mr.. Postles reports the
show to be the best of any that he
has ever attended at Tie garden in his
fourteen years of observation. There
have been more entries at other shows
but never so many high class horses
in all classes. Much TO the disap-
pointment Of many Mrs. Gerlgen did
not enter Newsboy in tho show on
Wednesday night for the Forrest King
Challenge Cup. which now takes the
place of Waldorf Astoria Cup OF
former years.
Newsboy has always been an at
traction to local horsenien, as he was
owned by william b. Austin. Of this
city, and was sold by him to Mrs
Gerxen at the Atlantic City Horse
Show some years ago. Mrs. Gerkcn
had advertised her entire stable Of
show horses for sale after the closing
of the present show. but informed Mr.
Postles on Monday that she had de-
cided to rotain Newsboy, which will be
welcome news to his many admirers
in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
CELEBRATES 81
YEARS AS PASTOR
Representatives From Several
Churches Speak at Rev. B.
7. MOOre'S Anniversary

The Rev. Benjamin t. Moore. Of
Shiloh Baptist Church. Twelfth and
Orange streets. celebrated the thirty.
first anniversary of his pastorate last
night. Men prominent in colorod
church work made addresses, and an
elaborate musical program was pro-
vided by the choir under the direction
Of Mrs. Alexander Smith. Not the
least important of the features OF the
anniversary was a turkey supper serv~
ed In the basement by the women N
the church.
The speakers were Harry Robinson.
representing the trustees: Deacon Grlf-
fin, representing the deacons the Rev
Henry c. Jones, OF the Eighth Street
Baptist Church; the Rev Joseph H. A.
Johns, of Ezion Methodist Church: che
Rev w. J. J.. Hughes. OF Nj. JOY
Methodist Church: the Rev. ID. ]. IL.
Dwelle. Of Mt. Sinai Church. Philadel-
phia Mrs. Annie Curtis. one OF the
founders Of the church. end Mr.. Briggs
and Mr.. Corbin
The Rev. Mr.. Moore presided and in
troduced the speakers. He smoke Of
his experiences during his pastorate.
and told many interesting stories Of
his church life. There was a largo
attendance despite the inclement
weather.
After the speechmaling the supper
was served in the basement by the
women Of the church under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. w. A. Anderson.
Mr. Moore is one Of the best known
and respected colored ministers in
Delaware, and no has had remarkable
success during bis long pastorate. lie
has led Shiloh Church from a small
and struggling congregation TO its
present prosperous condition.
Pastor Moore is chaplain for the
colored prisoners at the workhouse,
where he has done much good work.
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
AGAIN SUING
CITY RAILWAY
This Time Father Of Polish
Lad Wants Damages for
Sons Death

Trial Of the damage suit Of Waciaw
Lenkewicg's administrator VS.. the VIII
mington city Railway Company, was
begun in Superior Court this morning.
II Is the second Of a series Of damage
suits against the company that wilt
be tried at the present term of court,
and was called for trial Immediately
after Judge Spruance had charged the
jury in the Lynch VS.. Wilmington city
Railway damage case, which occupied
the attention OF court all day yester-
day. Messrs. Hayes and Cray again
appeared for the trolley company.
Philip G. Churchman ana Philip i.
Garrett appeared for the plaintiffs.
The allegations are that Lewkewlcz.
who was l7-year-old Polish boy, liv-
ing at No. 2O5 Stroud street, was run
down by a car at Maryland avenue and
Stroud street on June Is, 1906. and
killed because Of negligence on the
part Of the trolley motorman in failing
TO ring his bell before approaching the
crossing. The lads mother, Morris
Rove, Of No. 223 South Harrison street;
William McElwee OF No. 309 Madison
street. William Cannon, OF No. 1920
Pine street, and Edward Honderer, OF
No. 1871 Cedar street. all Of whom. ex-
cept the mother, saw the accident,
swore they did not hear the motorman
ring his bell.
The trial will eb continued this af-
ternoon. At the hour Of recess the
jury In the Lynch case had not re-
turned a verdict.
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
SPANNISH WAR
VETERANS MEET

"reminiscences of sultry Cuban nights
AMI the ping pang Of the Spanish
mausers abounded in the smoke of
sundry savorY cigars and pipes at the
smoker given by the United Spanish
War Veterans in the Armory, Twelfth
and Orange streets. last night. Spanish
war veterans of the army and navy
gathered in large number and puffed
to the tune of good stories and a good
luncheon. Prominent among those
present was Major c. A. f. Flagler,
United States engineer in charge Of
the local district. who made an inter-
esting address on 'The United Spanish
WDr eVterans and It's Status as an
Organization"
The smoker proved one Of the most
successful gatherings Of the war vet
Grams this season. and served to at
tract several new members last night.
The United Spanish War Veterans now
have 300 camps throughout the conn
try with a total membership of 10000
Many former regular soldiers and
militiamen. who have not heretofore
Joined the organization, are now being
enrolled in large number and the mem-
bership is constantly increasing. The
organization bids fair to soon take the
place in the public regard so long held
by the G. A. r.
Evening journal., 1907-11-22
NEWPORT'S FIRE
ENGINE HOUSING
Fame Company TO Meet Sat-
urday to Plan for the
&c emOny

The Fame Hose Company win meet
Saturday to arrange to house the new
engine Of the Minquas Fire Company.
Of Newport, on December 3. The Fame
Company viii have fun charge Of the
housing and viii take part in the
street parade preceding st.
City Solicitor S. ID. Townsend. a
former resident Of Newport. viii le-
ceive the engine on behalf OF tho
Minquas Fire Company, after which a
banquet viii be served in the engine
house. Mayor Wilson. Chief William
Ward, of the Wilmington Fire DEPART
ment, and the Radnor Fire Company.
of Wayne, Pa. have been invited to
participate.
The new engine of the Newport Fire
Company VIII occupy a handsome new
structure of two stories. with two
rooms on the first floor with a concrete
floor. one of which will be used for the
engine, while the other will be rented
as store. The second floor will he
used for entertainments and fairs, and
will have a space 80 by 50 feet.