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The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

IN ThE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI TORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION Thomas Booth and CharlesN Iecklenb.r rg, co -pHrtners
 doing bushes under the No 2la hrm name and style Of
 Booth X Company
 Plaintih. SuInmon.
 II. D. Reynolds
 Defendant.
 The President oi the United sIat.s of An,r, II. D. Reynolds You are hereby required to appear iu the District Court for the Territory ot Alaska. said Division and Territory. and to answer the com Plaiht of plmlntins filed in the above en. titled action, within thI'ty days after Inc com. pletion of the period of publication of this summons, to wit: Within thirty days after inc sixth SIX day of February, A, D., l6oS. The order Is dated on the 2Oth. day oi NovcInber n The said above entitled action Is brouA ht to eight dollars and thirty -eIgct cents, due from defendant to plaintiff, upon a certain dreft drawn by said defendant, us and acting ana doing busidcss undc" the name of Reynolds bank," upon the National Bank of Cominerce oi Seattle. Was shinglon, in favor of said plain. tin, as payce. dated October 7th 1907, for the said sum, the said defendant then and there having no funds whatever in the hands of said drnwee subject tU the said draft, and has not since had any funds in said bank, the drawee named ln said draft. subject to the said drait' all Of which the said defendant said sum was, before the COmmcncement of this action, demanded of said defendant by said plaintin. And you are hereby notified thai fl you fall to appear and answer the said com piaint, as above required the said IlAintiF's Will take lunRement against you for the st!m of eleven huntred aud thirty.riRht dollars and thirty. eight cents. with intcTc>t. and costs and dis burscmcnss In said HcIiOu.
 Witness the Honorable James WIckcrshH1n Jude Of said Court. this 2ith dayof Dccem nei In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun. dre'l and seven, and of the independence Of tho United States of America the o.e hun drcd and thirty second.
 EDWARD ]. STEER, Clerk
 By l.. II Henderson, Deputy Clerk OstTandcT X DOnOhOc
 Valdez Alaska,
 Attorneys for PlRintifs
 Date of first publication, DcGuInbet 70, IgE Date oi last publication, February 9th 1905
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

In the Unired States District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division LcRoy V. Ray, Plaintf, D
 ys
 Gertrude If. Ray, Defendant The President Of the United States Of America Greeting:
 To the above named defendant: Ton are hereby required tO appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Third Division, at Valdez, "tthin thirty days after the comp etiOu Ci tEc publication of this summons; tOwlt. within thirty days after the 2oth day Ot March 1908. and Gi,9WCT the com. plGint of the plHintiT filed in said action. or Judgment will be taken against you in default Ot such answer 10 accordance with the prayef oi plaintin In his said complaint. The said action Is brought against yOu the said defendant. by the -plHiuiiff to obtain d decree of divorce dissOlving the marriage rels ton heretofore and now existing between you and said plaintiff.
 An order for publication Uf summons in this action was made by the Hon. Silas II Reid judge Of said court In open court on the sth day of February, IMS Witness the Honorable SilOs H. Reid Judge or sad Court, this llth day Of February 1908 and Of tho Independence of the United States th" one hundred nnd ibirty-sCCOnd.
 Edward ]. Stier
 Clerk oi the District Conrt, for Iho Ieru
 tory Of AHskn, Third Division.
 By F. A Henderson,
 Deputy Clerk First publication, February l3 :9OS Last publication, March 2t, l9.S.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

Dr. Daggett hired q man for $2 the other day to row over to Fort Liscum and mail some letters on the sarato. ga which the doctor wanted to reach Seward in hurry, It is reported from Liscum that the boat Is tod up there, 80 it is inferred that the letter carrier reached that port, but he hasn't como back for his S2, which Is still due and unpaid and Dr. Daggett yearns fercely to hand 1t over. The doctor also would like to know If the letters connected with the steamor, and is hopeful that tho carrier got aboard and delivered them. The dcoa tor says If the steamship company shanghaied tho man they won't got much out of 1t as ho was broke ox- cept for the expectancy of tho s2 which is awaiting his return
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
 TERRITORY OF ALASKA. THIRD

DIVISION.
 Tn the matter of the estater in Bankruptcy
 oi Subpoena to Henry D. Reynoids. fAlleRed
 R bankrupLJ Bankrupt United States Of America,
 District of Alaska
 Third Judicial Division.)
 To Henry D. Reynolds In said Division.
 Greeting: For certain causes offered before the dlstrict court for the TcrritoTy Of Alaska, Thtrd Divi. sion, as g court of bankruptcy, we command and strictly enioin you, laying all other mat. tera aside, and notwithstanding any excuse. that you personally appear before our said district court to be holden in Valdez, in said district and division, within ten days from the date fixed in the f,Teyolng order ns the last date Of the publication Of thie subpoena, that l9( 8, to answer q petition filed by J. C. Martin, John c. Snyder, and T. J. Donohoe, in our said court. praying that you may be adjndRed bankrupt; and to do further end receive thot which our said court shnli consider in this be half. And this you are in no wise to omit un: der tho pains and penalties that may befail thereon,
 And yon shall enter your appearance in said ma ter In the clerks of1ce and shall plead 10 said petition within tho time required by law, otherwise said petition may he taken pro WITTEss the Hon. siias II. Reid, Judge of said court, and the seal thereof, ot Valdez, this lith day of February, A. D., 1908.
 Edward J. StIer,
 Clerk Of tho District Court
 for the Territory Of Alaska
 Third Division.
 ny E. A Henderson. Deputy
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
SKAGWAY SUPPORTS
 POSTMASTER KiNDELl

Washington, Feb. 2O--D> layed in transmiss,on-Delegate Gale received a cable message from Skagway, Alas ka today stating that the post office fight there has boen settled locally In favor of Postmaster Kindoll, by agree mont. NJ. s. Whittier, who was sup ported by Gov. Hoggatt and whose name was sent in to the senate by the president and then withdrawn, will not be candidate.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
BLAST LEAVES N0 . TRACE 0F 28 MEN
Ten Tons of Powder Ex- pl0de and, :, DemoIish
 Plant in California.

Berkeley, Cal, Feb. 24-Delayed in transmission-Ten tons of powder in HerschelPs plant at Pinole exploded this morning blowing the buildings to fragments and leaving no trace of the four white men and 2I Chinamen who were working in the factory. Pieces of the building were carried long distances and the explosion shat tered nearby buildings and broke all the glass within milo. Fire started in the ruins but was quickly extin- guished.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, \ THIRD DIVISION, AT VALDEZ.

DIVISION, AT VALDEZ.
 J. c. SNYDER, Plaintin, , Summon. for II. D, REYNoLDs, Defendant.} f0S,,esis0h So. sis The PrcsidentoftheU United States of Anertcs 10 II. D. Reynolds, greeting: lou are hereby summoned and reauIred to appear m the above entitled act ion nd an WIT the complain herein wihtn, thirty (SO) daye rom the completion of the publication of thE sninmons. to-wit; within i3J) thirty days from dhe 2oth day of February, 1908, to-wit on tine Zist day of March 1908, or judgment for want thereof will be taken against you and in the piaintin will ask of the court for relief de mnnded in said c0E plaint rms acton Is brought upon the contract foS tue recovery or money for goods. sold and ds. nFered by the plaintiff to the defendant, where in the piaintif demands jud gment for Twelve huncred seventeen ($l2l776) seventy six hun. oreth Dol!ars ani costs of the action in which aStlon anu a attachment has been issued out of the clerks office of said Court, and property of the deiendant seized under the said writ and that the Plaintd will apply to the court for 8 Judgment and order directing the. sale of salu property or so much thereof us will satisfy the amount found due the plaintin,
 Satu summons was by order of the court Ou me oth day et January 1908, at Valdez Alaska ulTeGted 10 be scrveu upon the defendant by publication. " Date oi first publication, January, g. 1908.
 pate oi last publication, February 20, 1905. Witness, the Hon Silas II. Reid, Judge of said
 court, thiS Eth day, cf January, 1908 a
 Valdez ' VI
 EDWARD J. STEER,
 Clerk or U. \. District Couct
 By M. II. Cox, Deputy.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
NUT PLANNING FOR
 WAR WITH JAPAN

Washington, Feb. 2G-An official statement was given out from the White House today that the sailing of the battleship fleet to the Pacific side and tho strengthening of tho Pa cific coast dofenses arc merely coin cidenco and havo nothing to do with a supposed possible war with Japan. Rumors that the administration foars a Japanese war arc confined to the jingo press.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
TROOPS SURROUND
 PALACE AT LISBON

Lisbon, Fob 25--rho royal palace is surrounded by troops to prevent an attack upon it aud the streets are pa trollcd in all parts of the city by soldiers with guna loaded. They have orders to fire at the first sign of mob violence. Revolutionists are active everywhere In the kingdom and an outbreak Is believed to be imminent unless oyerawod by military force.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
NEW YORK POLICE
 RAID ANARCHISTS

New York, Feb, 21-Delayed in transmission-Under orders today the police raided quarters occupied by notorious anarchists and made several urrests after careful search of the premises. The raid was ordered be- cause of anonymous letters threaten Ing J. Pierpont Morgan with death and the scattering broadcast of circn- lars urging workingmen to organize and march armed to attack Wall street.
 The gallery of tho stock exchange was kept closed during the session today through fear that some crank might throw bomb upon the floor.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
BOY IF 6 DROWNS
 SAVING HIS SISTER

Fairbanks, Feb. 25-Tho 6-year old boy of Surveyor Robo was drowned by falling through tho ice on the riv- CT Friday afternoon while trying to save his little sister, who had fallen through first. The girl was saved by others but the boy was carried under the ice. Several hundred men arc trying to find the body, for which large rewards arc offered
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
SLAYERS SAFER THAN
 RAILROAD BRAKEMEN

"sociai Progress, an International Year book" gives the following'statis- ties:
 During tho year 1904, out of 108, ,734 trainmen employed on tho railroads of tho United States, 3,932 were killed. During tho same year, according to the same trustworthy book of retor- ence, s,4S2 murders ard homicides were committed In this country, fer which crimes 1t6 persons were exo- cutcd. In other words, one brake man In about 30 met hiD death In that year, and one murdeeer in about 73. Tho brakeman's occupation, there- fore, Ia about twlco as dangerous as the murderer's.
 Whitehorse has brass band in tho NZ-a
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRI Rl1ORY OF ALASKA, THIRD
 DIVISION

III tue mat.ed Pi tho 'h BansfnRtcy henTy ID. Reynolds, Order directing ser
 bankrupt vice by publication
 Whereas peu ion was. on hs tn day of Feb runry 1903. fled herein for h. ..djudr ellon of bankruptcy against Henry D: Reynolds, and it appears IheI eIrom that said bankrupt iJ not within the d strct, and 1t further appearing that subpoena was duly and regularly issued in said ma ter on the tenth day of February, 1903, and placed in he hands 0f the United $ aie+ Marshal On aaid day for service, and has this day been ret irned to the c erk's office Wllh tRe indorSem mt thereon that the said Henry D. Reynolds, after due aud dlilig, nt s ch, cannot b. found within said district, and it appearing thercfrom that personal ser. vice or tn" subpoena herein, cannot be m sde alder X Donohoe, attorneys for the petition ere,
 IT Is ORDEbED:
 That service of such subrocpa be made by publishinE this itr together with said subp )enn in the Alaska Prospectur, 6 weekly newspaper, published at Valdez, Masks, in said district. once week for two consecutive weeks, the last of such publications to be on the 27th day of February, iqOS; and by mailing e copy Of this order and said petition and said s.bp ,ena to the last ku ,wn place of abode of on or before the day of tho first publication.
 WITNESS, the Hon. silas II. Reid, Judge of sa Court and the seal thereof, at Valdez, in said district, on the 1lth day of February, ip0s.
 Seal Sil IT. Reid, Judge Attest, Edward J. stier,
 Clerk of the District Court for
 the Territory of Alaska, Third Division. By E, A. Henderson, Deputy
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
ARREST PRESIDENT
 OF METROPOLITAN

New York, Feb. 2l-Delaycd fir 'ransmission--John Hegeman, presl- dent of the Metropolitan Life Insur. ance Company, was arrested today upon indictments charging him witl f1rgcry and perjury. He was paroled in~thc custody of his attorney.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
COURT TO INVESTIGATE
 RUFF IMMUNITY CLAIM

San Francisco, Feb. 21--DeIayod in transmission Judge Dunno of the superior court decided today that the court has power to investigate the al- legged promise of immunity to Abe Ruet by the district attorney's office, and pass upon It's concluslveness.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
OKLAHOMA FIGHTS .
 RAILROAD MERGER

3 Guthrie, Okla, Feb. Ex-Governor Haskell today ordered tho attorney general to bring suit to dissolve the merger of the Rock Island and other lines. Ho insists that all railroad lines in the state or Oklahoma must be competitive.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
ARKANSAS HAS REAL DIAMONDS Tiffany Says TAO Stones From That State Are
 CrystalIized Carbon.

Now York, Feb. 21--Delayed in transmission-Experts at Tiffany's today pronounced 40 stones found al Murfreesboro, Arkansas, to be gen. uine diamonds. No load has beer found yet showing an extensive bed.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
STRIKERS ATTACK
 NON-UN|ON MEN

Goldheld, New, Feb. 2l-Delayed In Iansmission--rhirty federation min ers attacked aparty of non-union men as they were entering the Mohawk mine to go to work this morning. A battle ensued in which two men were shot. The mine guards appeared quickly and the union men fled and disappeared.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
BRADY SAYS REYNOLDS
 HAS GOT THE MONEY

Arthur Lang saw Ex-Gov. Brady in Boston last month and was assured by him that H. D. Reynolds has raised enough money topay all indebtedness of the Reynolds companies. Part of tho money was paid in and tho rest pledged by responsible men, so MT. Lang was told by. Gov. Brady. Rey- nold's attorney, c. E. IngersolI, made tho same statement. Lang did not Reynolds, who was in New York.
 A great deal of curiosity regarding the Alaska end of the Reynolds enter prlses was manifest in Boston, and Mir. Lang was ross-examined con. corning them by many persons.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
PORTLAND FIGHTS
 FURNITURE TRUST

Portland, Feb. 26-Under c city ordinance the corporation counsel today started suit in the state court to dissolve the furniture trust of the northwest, which has it's headquarters In Portland. It extends to several other states
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
DIR. LUT0SLASWSKl
 SEEMS TO BE LOSTSKI

Los Angeles, Feb. 20--Delayed in transmission--Dr. Lutoslaswsk, Polish revolutionist and author, disappeared here just before he was billed for Q lecture. He has boon warned to leave under pain of death. Chicago police arc looking for him.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
HARTMAN GETS } ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Court Refuses Fish lniunc- tion Against Voting
 Outside Proxies.

Chicago, Feb. 21--Delayed in trano- mission--The court decided in favcr of Hartman and against Fish in the latter's suit to prevent Hartman from voting outside proxies in the Illinois Central stockholders' election. This counts enough more votes for Harri- man to give him control of the rail road.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

A, c. Baker, who but lately com- plotted an audit of the Reynolds- Alas- ka Development Company's accounts has boon engaged to audit tho ac- counts of the Standard, Copper Com pany tBourke &. .Steelo) at Landlock bay.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
Gail for Warrants.

valtes, Feb. I9, 1908, All city warrants uo to Jn1 including No In ton days from date.
 RBs WHEAT. Town Treasurer.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

Chauncey Shaw has turned over the management of the Northern steam laundry to his partner, R. T. Heron, and will sail south on tho next steam or to go to California to reside. He will retain his interests In Valdez and come up onco in while.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

Pete Monahan started this morning wath dogsled for Valdez oreek to spend the summer. His outfit started two weeks ago and isnow at Tonsina.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
The A. Van der Naillen School

"t Prncti"oI Civil, Electrical Mining
 Engineering. Established 1864 OccmP ing their own building, workshop and .nd inborhtorieS Open Hll y'Ar. Great de. mhnd Tor eX students m All lines. New stu. Street and Telegraph Ave Oakland. Cal.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

Tn the United States District Court for tho LcROy V. Ray, Plaintif, r
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-27

Whitehorse has q brass band In tho first stages of growth.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
ELOQUENT SERMON BY REV DR
 WATSON L. PHILLIPS.
PASTOR OF THE CHURCH OF THE
 REDEEMER, NEW HAVEN.

Despite the rain of Wednesday night a good sized audience greeted Rev Wat son L. Phillips, D. D., of the Church of the Redeemer, New haven, at the Congregational church, and all felt re- paid by his masterly and eloquent ser mon from the text, Awake, awake, put on thy strength, o Zion, put on thy beautiful garments, o Jerusalem. |" Isaiah 52-l. It was searching and up- lifting discourse and he held the closest attention of his hearers. After the singing of. the opening hymns, Dea T. M. Smith offered prayer, and the Sd chapter of Colossions was read by Ali son P. Smith, who presided and intro- duced the speakers. Dea Chauncey B. Marsh gave an excellent short address on Sunday school work. At the close of the service an informal reception in honor of Dr Phillips was held in the conference room, when cake and coffee were served. A. T. Nettlteon offered a vote of thanks to Dr Phillips and Dea Chauncey B. Marsh which was unani- uously carried. Rev Dr Phillips was entertained by Miss s. J. Scudder while in town. Dea Marsh was the guest of A. P. Smith. Had the night not been stormy the church would have been crowded, as there was a general desire to hear Ur Phillips.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
New Milford.
TO HAVE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
 AND POLICEMAN.

l
 AND POLICEMAN. ..
 The adjourned annual meeting of the New Milford Fire association, was held on Monday evening, April 6. An unusually large and enthusiastic au- dience was present. which was most creditable in every way as it indicated greater interest in public affairs along the line administered by this aassocia- tion, than is usual at its meetings. It was encouraging to its officers, who realizing that no other chartered organ ization with helpful powers for the gen. eral welfare existing in our town, feel it particularly encumbent upon them to make every effort which their ma ture judgement suggests from time to time to attain to greater degree of progressiveness, always, of course, within the limit of the annual appro- priation available. A largely sustained vote was carried to install suitable Fire alarm system to be connected with Central telephone office, the first cost of which being the only real outlay, annual maintaining such a system be- ing too insignificant as to cost, to be felt. It was then voted by a large ma jority to help pay for night watch man and police officer. the business sec- tion joining equally. A move of great est importance.
 Peabody, the scientific optician, will be at M. w. Hills jewelry store, New Milford, April 13 to 19.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
Lime Rock.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

Mrs M. Patterson and daughter, Ha- gel. and Miss Mae Patterson, were in Pittsfeld, last week.
 Miss Gussie Mover has returned to Naugatuck.
 Charles Hubbard expects to move his family to Greenwich, this month.
 Mrs Alonzo Winterbotton is spending a few days in Wlnsted.
 Mrs Walter Louck is in Millerton, N. Y, with her daughter, Mrs George W. Brown.
 Harry J. Amundson has finished his course at a business college and is now home for visit.
 William Tellerday spent Sunday in Sheffield, Mass.
 The Junior Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs N. A. Mo Neil, Friday afternoon. ..s-. ., Miss Laura Wilcox is spending a few days with Mrs L. Gillett.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10

Coroner Doten of Bridgeport held an inquest at the Brick building, Monday morning, to enquire into the death of Perry Smith, who died a week or more after being struck by his brother-in- law. Clarence Nichols. The latter was arrested and taken to the Bridgeport jail. Dr Kiernan took the stand and testified that he and Dr Brown per formed an autopsy on the body of the late Perry Smith. He thought it doubt full if the blow, had anything to do with the mans death. William Nichols tes- tifed that Perry Smith came to his house on March 22. That. Perry Smith s wife told her husband that Clarence was out in the shed. "I'll attend to him." said Perry. and he started for the shed. Perry picked up an axe helve and started for Clarence Nichols. The latter seized Smiths arm that held the stick and with the free hand struck him between the eyes. Smith fell backward on to bench. He got up and went into the house and told his wife he was not hurt. "That fight is nothing" said Smith, ''I'll have it out again with him." He testified that Smith split wood for several for the neighbors on the following days. An drew Stephen Nichols testified practi- cally the same as his brother. Sheriff Johnson took the stand and gave testi- mony in regard to a conversation he had with Mrs Smith. AS the coroner did not find cause for a verdict for mansIaughter, Nichols was ordered re- leased.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
NEW REGALS!

First Spring shipment just received at Davis & Savard's. There isn't a better, finer or more complete line of new styles outside of New York City this minute-nor inside. either. It's going to be Regal year, you can count on that. The custom style of the new Regals will start it off, the smooth, comfortable fitting of Regal quarter-sizes will felp-and the cer- tainty of long service will clinch it. The Regal is "the shoe that proves" and it's going to prove this season more strongly than ever. Regal qual- ity is at the top in every minute de- tail. The Regal style you prefer is ready for you to try on-in quarter sizes Davis & Savard. Corner Main street and Fairfield avenue, Bridge port.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10

That languid. lifeless feeling that comes with spring and carry summer. can be quickly changed to feeling of buoyancy and energy by the judicious use of Dr Shoop's Restorative.
 The Restorative is a genuine tonic to tired rundown nerves, and but few doses is needed to satisfy the user that Dr Shoop's Restorative is actually reaching that tired spot. The indoor life of winter nearly always leads to sluggish bowels, and to sluggish circu- lation in general. The customary lack of exercise and outdoor air ties up the liver, stagnates the kidneys, and oft times weakens the Hearts action. Use Dr Shoop's Restorative few weeks and all will be changed. A few days test will tell you that you are using the right remedy. You will easily and surely note the change from day to day. Sold by all dealers.