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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10
At THE COURT HOUSE
Continued fir m page three.)

VIM + Greenway to Continental Tim
Der Gu, all sec IA, and NJ OF sec 12-16-
2p-Sf.
Alonzo Weland to Same, nw14 sec "a
l6-l6-Sl.
EB Benn to Same, az of se4 and sa
o!swl sec l4l7.4-Sl.
W Il Lowrie to Same, VIZ OF seq and
seL of sel4 sec 2S-l7-9-$l.
Edw Sigman to Zoa II Sigman, 1t 2, bl
So. Ontario add Hoqulam-$l.
Mary G Cooper 10 Geo Hyder, land in
town of Oakvlle-$l.
J NJ Vashbinder to A W Callow, W SO
hn9, bl 81, w & B Second add Aber'
deen--$S00.
w Patterson to o Engen, all blk 6,
West End add Aberdeen-$l0.
IN Simpson ct al to Jos Simpson, qt
GIN Its IL, bl 3, Scoheld's add Monte.
RP Campbell to A NJ Abel, swA4 of
sxA Of swl4 sec 24-l7.9-$45O.
III ? Leitch to G Leitch, und1a int in
Ito "a 5, b 7, Original plat So Aber-$l.
BY Evans to O N Evans, Sc OF nwH
OF swll sec 20, and part of sw14 OF swA
sec 20 and part Of seA of seq sec 1918
5000.
Glayin to f X Wood Lumber Co, e1a
oinwN and e1a OF swN sec 7-19-lO-$lO.
n w Lumber Co to City of Hoquiam.
&c 50 # 1t 9, tract Is, plate IL. Hoquiam
tide and shore lands and land between
10, 2 and N P Ry right-of.way-$l.
IB Malcomb to Carl S Weatherwax,
omit claim Its to 4, sec 1S-1S.7-$l.
X Bowes to Sverin Biornsen, lots 3
to 6, bl l, Bowes add Aberdeen-$3o0.
Thos Hornsby to W Parks. 1t I, bl Al.
V&B Second add Aberdeen-$SOO.
E Phelps to J w Lghtfoot, W so it Its
IL, bl 5, Bayview add Aberdeen-$600.
Jesse johnson to Edmund Croft, und
y int in 86.175 acres in sec 10-l6-ll-$5OO
Robert johnson to Same, same-$5OO.
Chas Jacobs to Same, 86.175 acres sec.
ond class tide lands fronting on north
and vest OF secs 3-4.9-l0-16.11-$l00O.
JR Evans to A E Van Ormun, lots !
to q, bl 10, South Side add Aber-$140.
Chas Veysey to John Kahle, VIZ lot
10, bl 43, Original plat Aberdeen-$5OOO.
MR. Sherwood to Cartons Packing 60,
NJ, bl Is, Benn's plat Aber-$2O50.
US to d Huston, patent lot 6 and ne5a
Of sw4 and nw1 Of sea and sea Of
DwI sec 6.l5 B.
DIN Ray to o Philbrick, lot Is, bl 8,
North Hoquiam adj Hoquiam -$225.
il Hanson to NJ F Powell, und11a int
in Its l to 6, bl %, Campbell's add Ho'
quiam-$5O0.
Edw Campbell to Same, same-$1.
ND Warwick to Powell & Ross, lot l,
sec 2S and neA Of neA sec 80 and 80
acres of nwI Of nwl sec 34-2l.1l-$18OO
In Demeree to g NJ Demeree, quit
claim 1t 10. bl II, snd It 10. bl SO, and 1t
8, 81 SO, N p add South Aber-$l.
Thos Armstrong to w f Crist. Its SO,
bl 2, Byles plat Montesano-$1200.
+ Smith to G w Briston, 1t 16, bl 5,
d " First add Montesano-$650.
Wa Wakefield to S ] Merrill, land in
IVA, bl 8, Martins add Elna-$S0O.
An;eeallanan.le In nsfans
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-10

remnants
Remnants OF Black Mercerized Sateen,
good heavy weight, suitable for petit
coats, or coat Innings or wrappers,
regular 2oc valre ...........-. .....-..l4c
Remnants of French Ginghams, instripes
and plaids, comes in 3 to ID yard
lengths, worth 15c....~..... 5 l-3c
Remnants of Amoskeag Dress Ginghams
8 to yard lengths, regular 1Oc value
Remnants of Imported highly silk finish
Mercerized Sateens, in all colors, worth
SOC per yard; at. ..~.,.,- -c
Remnants of best quality Outing Elan
mel, to 10 yard lengths, worth loc
per yard ........
Remnants of India Linen, II to yard
lengths, regular lOc value, at .-.....--.5c
Remnants of fine quality of Daisy Elan
mel, comes in blue, pink and white,
15c quality. at Observation-Disclosures I3c
Remnants of Sateen Finish Ticking. "a
inches wide, in 3 to 10 yard lengths,
worth Csc per yard, ATT .,...-.~l 2ac
Remnants of Mercerized Chainbray, in
all colors, comes in 3 to 10 yard
lengths, worth 1Sc per yard, at.-~obc
Remnants of Table Linen, 60 to 10
inches wide comes in l u to 2H yard
lengths. worth up to 50c.~~"........... &c
Remnants of Bleached Muslin, full yard
wide, to 10 yard lengths, regular loo
value at .........~......4c
81x92 Bed Sheets, made of the best
quality muslin, seamless, wide hem;
worth 75c. Sale price ...--.----.ooc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

The two new school buildings
Of this city will l'e dedicated on
May 2nd. superintendent Z. 3.
Ellis is preparing q program for
the occasion which promises to
be one Of The grsndest celebration
ia the history Of Iberia schools.
All the pnblic sbOol children Of
the parish have been invited to
participate a. the guests of the
town children on that occasion.
A lunch for the visitors will be
prepared and conveniently spread
Countr, parents a'e nrg' d to make
every effort to have their children
participate 10 this celebration.
The Governor has been invited
to deliver m address on this DC
csti0n. The board Of Trade will
conclude the ceremonies of day Ivy
giving q splendid banquet.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
HEALTH CONFERENCE

! The Second Staoc Health Con,
ersnce, under the auspices Of III,
Louisiana state Board Of Health
has been called tn meet in One
Ionsas May End, 3rd, aud lth, by
Dr & II. Iron, President OF the
State Board Of Health. This
meeting wi he most important
one.
Besides u number Of nte,esting
and highly instructive papers to he
presented by eminent Physicians
and SaDitarIans, much needed
legislation, relative to Public
Health and Sanitation, will be dis
cussch ard dlafi.d for presenta-
ton TO the legislature Of 1908.
An active Sanitary Campaign
IN every parish Of the State will
be outlined aud instituted at once,
and the Parish and Municipal
Health Officers Of the State organ
lied into concrete body for the
crushing out Of disease, and the
general Improvement of Sanitary
and Hygienic conditions through
out the State.
There il a great work to be
done on these lines in every par
ish and town in the State. This
work can he done efficiently and
with d,spatclr
The attendance at the confer
ence Of the parish and municipal
Health Officers is urged. Iberia
should be well represented on this
The State Board of Health il max
ing an earnest effort to improve the
sanitary and health conditions Of the
entire State, aud from an advertising
alone the value Of the i'm
provement cannot be estimated.
Every day the Office Of the State
Board Is bes.eged with inquiries a. TO
the health and sanitary conditions
and the vital statistics Of the various
parishes and towns Of the State, and
with view Of improving these sew
eral branches Of the service, which
an fortunatel, have been neglected in
the past, this conference - called.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

A BRIEF VISIT

On Friday Of last week IDr e
II. iron. president Of the Stat,
Board Of Heath, paid this Town .
brief visit. liz only stopped ov.l
bet ~"'n trains for the purpose ii
naving \ personal interview will
Dr. W. J. Emmer, president " thu
City Of Health.
DIR. Iron says that there hns
been quite general disregard, by
the health officers of cities Of par.
isles Of the state, Of the require
meDts Of the Law relative to vital
STATISTICS. III has written a
great m,aDy letters on this subject
but these personal communications
have not had the desired result
His last effur. il to see the health
Officers. In the hopes Of i'DpressiDg
upon :hem the necessi y 81 cary
ing out the mandates If the law.
The impression seems to prevail
beyond the borders OF this state.
that Louisiana il y very unhealthy
region INA that the states amman
mortality would he represent I'd
by n high percentage. Ills office
II frequently import uned for =
along th;a line and lis
inability to supply the facts il
frequently construed Mm indispOsi
tion 10 d. 40, thereby enabling
him to cover The real condition Of
affairs. This opinion abroad is
gaining currency and works q
great injury tn the state. liz IS
that this must cfase
and that the law must In. r+su"ct
ed aud Obryed He Int,matrs
that ,he lenaIy for the failure 10
keep aud transmit these
il severe. lie Is trying
every means, without refOrting to
),arshrr measures Of the law to oh
faIn the desired 6gurcA lie now
feels that he has reached the limit
and hereafter the Law must take
to course
lie was assured that Iberia
would not lpe one Of the points IN
,it'ng such u course. Just l~fOre
eaving he Indicated that DR. Fred |
Mayer would follow him in visit !
o this city in the nesr Torture.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
THE lsOVERNORSnlp

Hon. X. +. Broussard, after meeting
most OF his friends here, returned 10
the Crescent City in order to catc., no
with his correspondence, n great pa,t
Of his mail hn, ing been Tor .arded "a
that point. lie expected to return 10
this place this coming week.
lie still refuses I" say what his
course ~ the state campaign vii, be
Ever. body expects him to be a capdi
date and his friends here are mofnen-
tariIy CxW citing the announcement
Ie ". ~ ever. both conservative end
Cautious and seems indisposed tn max.
any announcement until his plans
are we'll matured. whatever the GraI
determination may 10.
II Nj kroussnsd enters the cam
p~iy" for the Governorshir Ibsrie. his
HON parish. will stard 10y by h IN.
This Is possibly more than some or
the o'her candidates m safely clam
their home parish.
THIS state has every reason to be very
grateful to Mr.. Broussarn for his tire
less efforts in itsbel,aIf in the Natjona,
Congress IN securing magnificent r.
suits ID numerous appropriations fur
various improvements, That the poo
pie will substantially show thiAkrntl
tnde Ia further hOnoring him can
hardly bc questioned The entire state
surely recognizes in him. what he IS:
nan ofunusual ability, equal to every
emergency, apt, quick aud sound in
judgment. a foresight Of long range.
loyal !" the entire people, candid,
straight forward and generous. A.
bove all he Is Of unquestioned integr.
IT, This priceless jewel Of his char.
ac'er - more than attractive in the
face Of oft recounted weak csses of
men IN high positions Of public tru.t.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
I.aHrange-Eraslll.

On Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Erath their
charming daughter, Miss Alice Henri
eta, was given in marriage to Mr..
Adolph LaGrange. Of Lake Charles.
Rev. Father g. FROM, of Patterson,
La. Officiated.
After the wedding ceremony re-
ception followed. which was largely
attended and was very enjoyable. The
bridal presents were numerous and
elegant
The happy twain left on the mid
night train for Lake Charles. their
future home, followed by the hearty
good wishes Of their many friends
here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
me = KEEPING YOU -
from owning yOnr "w01mel
fher,a Building Association

A 1erre allotment Of Govern,
- secd bar been sent To Hon.
IL = lIroussnid ~ This I"'ht f"r
- dist,ihn'iOn ]" this section
W1 srs advised that Theses seeds
~ bern turle,i "v.t 10 Mr.. l.
4. prl)a~im IN the Office Of NJ, ssrs
rm6w and BrWls-a,,l, who has
ie((uctjOns I" give them ont ~
- y th~ supply lasts to appli-
'nnnle Tor them The readers Of
~ jssrnsl are advised I" call ~
~ "a apply for some Of thu
let,e rsrietiSs u sou cannot
~ h person, send. The supply
s1nnot last long.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
THE TROLLEY LINE.

A corps Of engineers arrived here
this week and went 70 work survey.
ing the line for the trolley railroad
under the franchise Of the Bsyoa
Teche Railway and Light CO. The
corps 10 under the leadership Of Mf.
n. r. Fine.
Acting under request Of M. Fine
Mayor q. G. I.aughlin called . meet
ing Of the coaocilmsn and members Of
the n. I. Board OF Trade into consa1-
tation In the matter Of right - wav
Ibr the line 10 Jeaoerette. AZ this
meetisg I resolution was adopted au-
thorisisg he Mayor 70 appoint corn-
mittee u four including himself, to
take up the matter. First. however,
ne committee il to thoroughly satisfy
itself that the sction u the trolley
Dompany. 10 shis last move. 10 10 per
fset rood faith sad that baiIdinx opef-
ntloss are 70 be faithfully carried on
10 The comp1rtioo 81 the line. The
Mayor made the appointments. which
the committee - follows
way1eO c. Lasehjin. Jno Brousessd.
Las srA Klinx ard ". J Barks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Mr.. WIN. Henry Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, had rheumatism in his left
arm. "rhe strength seemed to
have gone out Of the muscles 30
that it was useless fQf work." he
says. ~ spilled CbamberlaiD's
Pain Balm and Mapped the arm
IN flannel I niat, and to my re-
lief found TIM the pain gradual
~ left me the strength return
ed. In q )lec weeks the rheums.
tism had disappeared and has not
since returned" II troubled with
rhenmatism try . few applications
of Pam Balm. You are certain to
be pleased with the relief which V
affords For sale By. All Drug
gists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
lrlTlI ACCIDENT.

Sssdsy last = little hny,
s'ssen years II age, was
~ 10 the Bsxus' Hotel ~ this
~ tbs services Of 4 surgeon,
evioG shot himself while hunt
~ woods near his home.
\ wAs Albert Blskemau.
II 80, y asems, At shout 90.
~ nssDing. attempted to
. fsi, which he saw enter
asap. uslng The butt Of
= l'o.e Ia the bole VII. 70
) suffered, holding the gun
: saf'sas. The gun was d,s.
NJ The load VI shot enter.
~ b TIE region Of thu
s'asg mortal injury and
= : sass:ly wound.
49, thought ten miles BY
= e'sstses miles by land,
49, Tor treatment. Al
- attempted, but It
ssssested Tar enough to
n esrible character Of tho
- tts little unfortunate
- away.
- sss,ains were taken
- f. burial.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

]. Abatnlc Bernard. IT., lrfl
Gseek for Alexandria to &C
n pnsit,on With the Eater
~ ySan6ry II that city. H.
- ~ On employee of The y !
~ end Machine shops. Il
l)(y, Tor : long time. He has
oo many friends here and Vt
- - (ScGnra sts'ion) who re-
I sete lose biz association. A.
s1eadtr N The new position
tq1 ~ The nature If \ promotion
hight prospects for the fm.
- bsis 10 lie congratulated up
r. ID G0nd fortune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Mr.. Warren Berwick, who has
been in the employ Of the 1bt.ia
Cypress 20. for a number of year :
as bookkeeper, has accepted the
tender Of the cashlership Of the
bank 1T Eunice and will leave on
Monday next to enter upon his
new duties. tie has made many
friends in this city who regret his
departure, but who wish hlm every
good fortune and pleasure in his
new home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Aaofhsr new lTess-bri:k front
- - house is being completed
InliA streets, between Main
- ~ Peter streets. this week.
"A Eugene Gni'lot il doing the
- The property belongs t"
~ Marie J rBrOn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Judge r. -. Foster was vlsiiD
10 the Crescent city tins week.
Mrs CLas Roy lief. this week Il
/ visit her brother, Dr. Lee Henry
at Lacompt, La.
Mr. j & LcE'anc WAS reg \
tered AT the Commercial lIotel il
New OrloaEs on Wednesday.
Nts D. a Nimi'ry left for New
+, Or cans on Tuesday TO spcnd q
few day with relatives there.
Mr.. Sidney nughln was a Wis
i'ni to his home and friends ia
this city on last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. X w. MorrelI, Of
Arlrl, la Sc nDpaIncd by thr,i
ptrle daughter. spent n ra,t oi
this week vi II relatives here.
Gorge, sman X J. I:lrussa,d
was here couple of days this
week, leaving on "Wednesday io,
.he Crescent City.
Mr. hdo'phe Orillion, formerly u
resident Of this city, now Of Breaux
Bridge, IS reported as down with
thu smallpox.
Mrs. A L. Marshall after spend
ing a few days with her father,
DR.. Tolson at Lafayette last week
IL ~ home again in this city.
Miss Crcllo VOORHEES, Of New
Iberia syent the week here visit
ing her brother, Mr. Dan w. Voor
hies st Ma,i,nvlIDe Messenger
Mr.. Porter Moss leit on Tues
day for BroussardviIIr, where he
will be engaged for some weeks
on the masonry work Of he new
cotton seed OIL mill 70 be erected ut
that place
Mr. Delcambre, Of the firm of
Delcambre brothers, OF Petite
Anse, was u pleasant caller at orr
office on the I'll, inst fIc says
the late frost did quite a deal II
damage in his vicinity.
Mr. Prosper Moity, who has been
located for some time at Morgan
City, dropped in to see us on Mon
lay. He announced that he was
contemplating returning to this
city and again opening a la, Dor
shop.
Mr.. Alex Baggary spent Sunday |
Will, his family in this city. He
was in the vicinity Of Cbencyville
he morning after the frost. The
fell as low az the
reezing point in few places, in
hat locality. Even in that local
ty the injury 10 crops was neither
general nor uniform in character
n bile some fields have been DIES
royed, others are but little hurt.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

The Governor has made the
following appointment. says the
Baton Rouge correspondent in
Tuesday's Times Democrat: Cor
den A. Sdndoz. attorney TO assist
tax collector, iberia parish, vice
J. II. l,avi< resigned.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Rev. &. =. Kramer Of the Epiph
any Episcopal Church Of this city
attended the Diocesan Coupci! at
New Orleans this week. He was
appointed chairman of the Commit
tee on Neurology.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

~1f you eet . s0DpssDsnsasy
oopy II the ll,ssiaM IL 10 tar your
Inspection. We trust that yOa
Sili An4l II 4 We've letter" worth
Two ~ cents .. week. Oene -
pour subscription = only q. - to-
rear ri ~ COnlea.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

A committee from the Board OF
Trade went yesterday evening to look
further into the details Of the pro-
posed Sc. Martinville short road lead.
inr scroes the lake marsh.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Mir. L. r. Smith was one of the
lay mem GERS elected on the Board
of Missions. of the Diocesan COun-
Gil, at New Orleans, this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13
=. .h.,mome4er this morning ind
- n degrees

- ~.stner has again dlsappoint-
~. ..c,;on. The clouds Of yester-
...ee,.r blew away IN = north
m vithOut rain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Fire at Crowley destroyed the
Hunter Rice Mill and the Planters
Warehouse, causing 1900 loss
on Tuesday night Origin Of the
fire not determined.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Money s's."ll;,,f'ss. : t.
= ~ Beasd q DlI etors 81
y Nil 6sildlag A pcistion,
1'!. . w y sld It I e nce Of
A1ssala( daa g 1tt Hednss
5000 q 7:0o 6ch CHI
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

Atk A few .lieln ,,
4 w cheap for s,p(
Philip we'ltin, Ltd
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

E q Civil Services Examination.
RI (ne ,pUelli0m Of Clerks and Car
~ vii h. held ut the Govern
B bsiIdine, New Iberia, la /,
i I'll 20, 1907. For particulars
e11ke -, spp'y to
Sam We'll,
ecty Board Of Examiners.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-04-13

oDonLIss 1xIn1uRA4oAs
q uoah's ~
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07
WII,KERSHAM APPOINTS
 h l)ISTRICT ATTORNEY
Fairbanks. Oct.15-Judge WickersEam

Fairbanks. Oct .15-Judge WickersEam tas appuinted Jetemiah Consiy y dis irlct n,toip pey fer the T hird div sion of Masks. giving his reaSOna as follows:
 Il find III the statutes that !hp res l. dence If 'he distrfct attorney must Ee Tt ihe sane place as is designated as the residence If the court by the at toineN general. 1 find that in the event of tie disability of the regularly appointed attorney to act the court iS empowered ,o fill the piac-. | have confidence in you Mr Coushy, aud in view of Mi" larlan's voluntary absence from Ear banks, and his violation of the statute, am inclined tn appoint you as bis successor.''
 Mir. Conshy tha ked the court for the confidence expressed. and the court theieupon entered au order sub stantialiy as follows:
 Ut appearing to the court that Nath an V. Harlan, district attorney for the Third judicial division, of the Terri tory of Alaska. is disabled 10 the dulie, of his office at tn, session of the court now heI z held in Fairbanks, ami 1t is necessary to appoint a suitable person to perform tha dut.es of the office, il is ordered that Jere iah C usby is here by appointed district attorney for the Thitd judiciai division. of the Terri of Alaska, to til inc office of he said Nathan Y. Harlan until such tune as his successor is appointed. qualified or the disability removed"
 Mr. Coushy will immediately enter on the work of the office m connection
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07

A posse Of fifty are securing the coun- try, but find no trace of the missing man.
 Seattle, Nov. G-D. A. Mckenzie, q delegate to the Juneau convention, says that owing to the vigorous op- position, only modified form of ter riJorial government will be recon mended by the convention.
 Omaha, Nov. G-The Sioux are at- tempting to leave their reservation and join the ou5brcal, of the Utes in South Dakota. A massacre of white settlers in the country districts is feared. Eight more troops have been ordered to the front to assist the com panieg now on the field
 Oyster Bay, Nov , - President Roosevelt arrived home and cast his vote at the election. The polling place was in Chinese laundry.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07
Danger Now Past

New York, Nov. C-The clearing house announces that the danger of crisis is now past. J. Pierpont Mcr- gan has extended further aid to the banks.
 New York, Nov. 6--All stocks are higher and trading easy. Confidence is gradually being restored, and the threatened crisis is probably ayer5ed. Copper is now quoted at fourteen and quarter
 Seattle, Nov. Gone million, ninety thousand dollars in gold coin was re- ,eivod here today by the banks from the '. S. mint in San Francisco. The financial situation is easy.
 Seattle, Nov. G-Pat Grilish was lost in the woods near Port Angeles last Wedne 5day while cut hunting.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07
with the cases brought to the attention of the grand jury.


 Judge Horlan Mas seen by Pros pectot repre- sentative in regard to tine above He said he could not under stand Judge Wickersham's action in the premises. He came to Valdez on important busin"ss in connection wit h the duties of his office, the Japanese poaching case being among the mat. teis requiring hls attention His com ing was approved by the attorney general, who has sole supervision of the distrlct attorneys office He ap. pointed as assistant district attorney at Faii banks Jeremiah Cousby. a young lawyer of recognized ability, and this appointment was app1 owed by the department of justice. His entire course, so far as he knows, has ueen approved bl his superior officer, and he will continue To act as district at. torney for tue Thlrd judicial district of Alaska until otherwise notified by the attorney general, the action of Judge Wicker sham to the contrary uotwith- s;audlug.
 Fller ds of Judge Harlan were in- chned to be more harsh than he iii criticlzing " ickersham's action, say ing t,at 1t was done to injure Judge Harlan, who Is prominently mentioned as Netherlands successor
 Judge Harlan is held In high esteem by residents of Vald z, as evidenced by the large number of signatures at tached to the petition recommending his appointment To tae jndgeship
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07
s. E Likes, copper king of Resur-

$. E Likes, a copper king of Resur- rection bay, was a through pass enger on the Saratoga. Last spring Likes made a remarkable discovery in find- ing ledge of solid chalcopyrite ore, II feet in width It is an unusual occurrence in nature. The ore lies un der capping of titanic iron. The ledge is located behind d large lacier and about CO00 feet of tunheiiup will be required tO mine the pro, 'erty Likes goes to the states to interest capital in his proposition
The Alaska prospector., 1907-11-07

A copper discovery Was made on the Nehesua river during the past summer by J. Ii. Wiles, H' in Valdez. The ore body proper is chalcopyrite, with some hnrni'e associated. An assay gives a return of p per cent Tbe ledge Is $ feet in width, and shows up well where opened, several cuts hav- ing been made