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The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-14

UNITED STATES COMMISSION CTS Court District ot Alaska, In Probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Michael Northman, Deceased.
 CITATION
 To the Heirs of said Deceased and all other Persons, GREETING:- :-
 A petition having been duly filed in this Court on this 27th day of Febr'- ary, 1908, by Frederic NJ. Loomis, ad- ministrator of said estate, praying that an order for the sale of the real estate of the said estate may issue, to- wit: that certain log cabin and the land on which the same is situate, at Bell Island Hot Springs, District of Alaska, you are hereby notified that Tuesday, March 3lst, 1908 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Court House in Ketchikan. Alaska, has been fixed as the time and place for the hearing on said petition. at which time you are cited to appear and show cause, if any there he. why sad order, as pray ed for should not issue.
 Dated this 27th day of February. 1908.
 E. s. STACKPOLE. U. s. mmissioner and eX-offlco Probate Judge.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-14

IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT for the Precinct of Ketchikan-Dis- trict of Alaska, Div. No. l, in Pro- bate.
 In the matter of the estate of Geo. Wheeler, deceased IN otice to Cred itors.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned has this day been duly ap- pointed administrator of the estate of Geo. Wheeler, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present the same with proper vouchers at my office, in store of Tongass Trading Company, at Ketchikan, Alaska, within six months from date hereof, for approval and payment.
 Dated this 2nd day of Nov, 1907.
 FREMONT KING,
 Administrator
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-14
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT

for the Precinct of Ketchikan. Alaska, In Probate.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Cora Martin, Deceased.
 Notice Is Hereby Given, That the undersigned has filed in the anobe court his final account of the admins Iration Of the above estate, and that Monday, May p, 1908, at ? o'clock p. m. at the Court House in ketchikan, Alaska, has been appointed by the court as the day and hour for the hearing of objections to such final ac- count and the settlement thereof.
 NJ. E. MARTIN,
 EXeCutOr.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-03-14

SALE OF TIMBER. Ketchikan, Alaska, March 4, 1908. Sealed bids marked outside "Bids Timber Sale application March 4, 1908, Tongass" and addressed to w. A Langille, Ketchikan, Alaska, will be received up to aud including the 7th day of
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pressure upon the business hump may
be relied upon
The weather maps and charts show
Few brain-storms coming up In 1908,
owing to the frost experienced during
the Thaw affair. In musical circles a
march, "Dementia Americana" viii be
written IL will get the proper time--60
days az hard labor In realty circles
air-castles Will be built In lively shape
as customary.
During 1908 there will he a great work
ahead of the railroad editors on the
various daily papers published in Utah.
Among the stupendous undertakings ON
the part of these interchangeable workers
VIII be the building ION paper) OF the
Salina cutoff, tho completion OF the
Western Pacific. tho manufacturing OF
several millions OF brick for the Harri-
man and Gould depots the completion
of the Moffnt road, the extension of the
Chicago & Northwestern to salt Lake,
the purchase Of tho Salt Lake a. Ogden
from Simon Hamburger by the Bur
lington, the Inauguration of through
suburban express service ON the part
OF the street car system. and the install
lation of warm and comfortable street
cars in time to offset the chilly blasts
OF next winter.
Art viii flourish, becoming more and
more perceptive upon many maiden's
cheek and lips. Tracing the sea lines
ii Is seen commerce may continue
through the year; other sea lions prom
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SURPRISE roR cANNoN.

Anybody who says ] smoke only three
cigars day must belong to the tribe
OF nature takers. said Speaker Cannon
In hls room ut the Capitol the other
day The falling Of the Speaker FOR a
good cigar is common knowledge and
recalls Joke played on the speaker by
Scntanr Hemenway Of Indiana, when
both were members OF the house COM
mittcc on appropriations.
zone day In the house restaurant
picked out what | took TO BE- a good
cigar ana invited several of my colleagues
to have one" said the senator. you can
rendlly imagine my embarrassment when
I paid the bill for a dozen OF them and
found they cost me only 50 cents Tor the
lot, l fully expected everyone to drop
down In their tracks rs we walked back
20 the committee room, hut nobody turn
ed hair. much to nv relief We had
been there only fow minutes when Mr..
Cannon came In | promptly offered him
one of the cigars and asked him to Join
our circle. In a Few minutes the speak
er was wrapped u silence and cigar
smoke. The first thing he said was:
This Is flnc cigar, jim: where did you
get ~ l told hm downstairs in the
house restaurant Calling the committee
messenger to him the senator handed
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lse good crop OF furs but the strength
being acquired by prohibition bida evil
for sea serpcnts, In sports several
records arc 10 be broken In baseball.
and faces In PRIZE hght inW.-but none
of tho latter IN Ogden
Saltair viii have salt water aud hot
air, Lagoon fresh wntcr and fresh nj
tendnnts--not fresh Joke, not even u
passable one, but repeated ON n dare.
Salt Lake viii see hot weather noxt
August and the Fourth OF July prom
lses to be cracking good day. Tho
Salton sea will continue to evaporete
and present indications tend TO show
salt on meat viii be something for
the rich--tho poor viii not be able to
have meat
Turning TO politics, which are next IN
rank to weather and often as rank, one
sees by the line OF talk being heard
that the next president viii be--the man
elected. He will not be w. j. b., nor
others, Locally, politics will be men
toned once every SO often during the
latter end OF the year, II IL not the
time. now TO predict what will happen
In 1908, but II is II certainty what DOES
happen during 1908 will have It's lnflu-
ence and effect upon the event slated
for 1909.
Having disposed of 1908. there is moth j..
ing further to do than take life easy.
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aldnt intend publishing a
~ ,,.sssst for tho year 1908,
M enowing there would he a
" eood Of predictions. But
no certain or defined inform1-
F ne future for the man who
y .,ow because every foreteller
s.d mn a different set of events
y ,ew wear. So having the ac-
Co. Of Doc" Hyatt OF the
hnrro. we are possessed OF
n ia Information concerning 1908,
herewith offered to put the
" s,o the future. The reader VIII
f.., il is perfectly reliable and
fss.ad line running between the re-
,,ls and soup house shows the
,s5S Will open with a financial
500 prevalent. Money will be
s, II has always been and work
y,ssily sidc-stepped than for many
q n win be hard to leave without
~ last fails bill.
nonnt of emotional insanity indi-
mi there win be the usuai grist
sissnnes suicides, comic operas, etc.
z !. VII S,lt Lake police will make a few
l,,, during the year and the hose
v inning between the hydrant and
!. ~ make II appear that there will
-. n unusual number of fires. These
a NJ followed by fire-salos If the
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~ Mount Vernon Unfortunately the
Observance Of this ceremonial Is lim-
tied Ga smaller ships as for such only
IL the Potomac at this point navissble
The dcspatch-boat Dolphin. the presi-
dents yachts Mayfower and Sylpn,
and the smaller cruisers and gunboats
that occasionally visit Washington for
presidential innugurntions or similar
events observe the ceremonial 50
strictly that Il would seem through in
frequent occurrence 1t gains In inter
est. When any naval vessel approach
es Mount Vernon the marine guard
and the band are paraded, tho ships
bell IL tolled, and the colors hnlf-mast-
ed. When opposite Washington's tomb
the bugles sound taps the marine
guard presents arms. and all Officers
and men stand at attention and sa-
Haraer's Weekly
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nAnnEn FACES Counr.

Edward McMann, barber has
been arrested by the local officers at
the request of the officials AZ Brigham
city on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. He Is being held
pending the action OF the Boxelder
county authorities, says the Utah
state Journal Maybe Edward should
have talen out butchers license.
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BRUSH UP YOUR CHARACTER

leap year ball Will be given here
New Years night. This will give the
old maids chance. some OF the
farmers have commenced feeding their
cattle and sheep. Prepare FOR the char
acter ball Jan. 10. A prize will bc given
for the best eharacter.--Cassia County
Times Ida.
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BECAUSE WASHINGTON IS nrAn.

One OF the most impressive of the
ceremonies prescribed ~ the chapter
on "Honors and Distinctions OF ,hc
United States navy regulations Is that
to be followed when a vessel OF the
navy. on it's way up or down the Po-
tomac river, passes Washington's TOMB
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AN INsrDIoUs DANCER

One OF the worst features Of kidney
trouble is that IT is an insidlous disease
and before the victim realizes his danger
he may have fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign or
prevents Brights disease and diabetes.
r. J. Hin Drug Co. The never substl-
tutors
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY IS 1908

fore going out Vt office beautiful
white heeise was purchased this week
at cost Of 5000, Of this tho town
paid 500 and the citizens " the town
subscribed the balance. Every one had
an opportunity ~ seeing II last Sun
day-utnh Exchange,
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EXCHANGE EDITORS GEMS.
UNDOUBTEDLY.

II Is stated by good authority that
the tomb scene In Vendetta that
appears at the opera house Monday
night is one of the most weird pieces
of stage acting before the public
ETemont County News.
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ME PASS Ir rr.

Santa Claus. assisted by Mrs, Luck
presented William Luck, of Roanoke.
Va. With four babies on Christmas
eve and Mr.. Luck seems fully entitled
To his name. Hut what kind of luck
was it?--Phladelphia Enquirer
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cLucKi il.uCKl CLuuK,

4 Rear Lake Blizzard occurred
Thursday. A regular old-tmer. II
caught good many away from home
Exchanged,
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,rth vas again wrappcd In a mantle

earth was again wrappcd in mantle
Of snow.
Dist Atty, Borth IL again az Ills
post I'm the courthouse attending 70
the business " tho county.
The students Of the academy who
went home To- spend the holidays. asc
again at their post In tho academy
ST Johns Herald AllE.
KEEP N \ GOING.
Millions Of dozens lof eggs have
been laid away In cold storage, by
hen Columbus sun.
And II f. claimed that we arc bound
30 have war with Japan. by jiusu -
Houston Post
Aud Cannon would like to be tho next
president. by joo!---Denvor Post.
And Rockefeller would like to have
n few more millions, by grab! Thor
mooplis Record
And Bryan would like to be plrsi-
dent, too. obi metallsm"
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KEEP m \ CONC.
NINETEEN ATE.

II things look blue and nothing bright,
Cheer up, why frown and pout?
There's something left TO int'rest one
sew calendars are out!
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Qvor = dollar bill and told him 20 get
dollars worth OF the cigars for him N
look OF aatonlshmenl which appeared on
the speakers face when the messenger
came back and handed him an unbroken
cript.
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DANCES roErny NNn rosrs.

There were only four dances last
week.
on the night OF the Bird mother
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Given away with every
$500 Outfit.

One IS cent pipe rack.
One IS cent match safe.
One Is cent panel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-17

- g.L ~ trt,usrr. 81 ,4trsffeure
.rta,,tn. r,btr m., aud eyapts
$500. ,,o .~toaus that svs
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-17
THE BOGUS POLITICAL
THUNDER

tIaS vegas pfNNI
Tho attempt of the New Mexican
To make Andrews capital of certain
resolutions passed by the George \.
Warren post No. 3, G. 4. +. IS 80
obviously Il warning Of the spirit and
intent OF those resolutions that II is
hardly worthy of comment But ~
simple Justice 20 the members 81
George X. Warren post and IN reeog
milton of the sound and excellent prin-
riples Of the Grand Army of d Re
public we wish TO call attention %
the statement which the New Mexican
overlooked. and in overlooking. mis-
.re~presented. thai anything bearing
tho stamp of politics or religion ear
not be- discussed in the Grand Army
of the Republic
I'm attempting therefore Co manu-
.|rtcturc political thunder by the long.
MINDED and light-miudcd comment II
the first column Of Mondays paper
tho New Mextcau-to quote from the
resolution itsclf-simply miscon.
ctrue. the purpose ~ the resolution
Tho q. 4. r. resolution recognize
the work which Mr. Andrews has
done i'm securing pensions. and In ~
doing &c merely cmbodics facts viii
which everyone Is acquainted.
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HEARST CLAIMING
MANY CONVERTS
independence League Said 10
Be Getting in Some Smooth
Work in Arizona

To believe their own ralc Of IT, the
esnissaries Of William Aiso-randoiph
Hearst are making many converts 70
che independence League in Arizona
TINE Phoenix Gazette says
The independents Laague Of Will
Ham Randolph Hearst is working
lsmoothIy and quietly throughout the
lterritory. making converts rapidly, ae-
l%cording 10 its leaders. and preparing
To make a heavy campaign in every
county for the election Of an lnde-
pcndence League candidate for dele
gate TO congress. and for the election
of men to fill an county Offices Mar
l~Icopa county and particularly Phoenix
is rather behind the independence
( League PROCESSION. because the lead
ers OF agents Of the party are tNlng
low and waiting until their national
convention in Chicago before cam
~palgning this county very hard.
In the southern part OF the terri
tory. however. and I'm Prescott. a pc
ttition signed by recent converts OF
1.-THE PARTY is being prepared TO be sent
50 the secretary OF the territory. This
move is necessary tn put the new par
Ity on a sound political pasis. and en-
title it TO the use OF the ballot.
LEGAL Independence League organ
igprs say there are between five and
six Thousand signers of the petition
already. aEd that all these signers
can be relied Dol 10 vote with the
party. BY the time the convention
comes Off. they confidently expect to
have enough converts To make the
contingent that elected Mark smith
the last two times Dol small or AZ
least sink into comparative insignili-
eancr.
After the convention the local
fageuts say they VIII circulate the pe-
ttition in Phoenix. They are smoothing
the way now. and state that they VIII
have no difficulty whatever in getting
Ia large number of -igners here. The
reason for holding OF 81 long is. they
say. that there is no particular cause
for rushing matters in Phoenix with
Icnly eleven days in which TO conduct
Il campaign i'm California. the party
polIed $1,000 votes for governor, and
they think that is going some. The
jsame petitions which are being circu-
lated in Arizona are also going the
Ernunds in an the states except Califor-
lnia. New York, and Massachusetts,. III
which states campaigns have been
waged before. and the political status
of the party established. Within four
years they nope 20 Doe I'm shape to do
business on the same scale as the re-
IpublicanS and democrats.
In the national convention. they de-
#|clare. La Toilette viii be- nominated as
= candidate Tor president and a once
defeated candidate for governor on
1.-THE Independence League ticket of
Massachusetts VIII Dee run for the vice
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TO ENJOY BENEFITS
OF SUMMER SCHOOL

The S@ocorro Chieftain says: Through
the Efforts of County superintendent
D. A. Ortega the Socorro County
Teachers association IS now enjoying
the benefits Of "a summer school of
two weeks immediately preceding In
is under the direction Of Superintend-
emit w. ID. Sterling. of the Albuquer-
que schools. a gentleman Of recognized
experience in his line of work. The
enrolment his week has been as fol-
lows: p. a. Marcelino. Ciriaco Jojola.
Gregario Garcia, Florencio Giron.
solomon Chavez Alexandra N. san
chez. Amador Abeyta. j. J. Zimmeriy.
Miguel A.. Vigil. Alejo Aldcrete. Bar
harita Chavez Romaldita Chavez. and
Emma Winkler.
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>rw urxloo suNMrR RESORTS


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minus
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'mr mountain resort I" oe '""h" ~
inc "ofla. Ih' scenery " m"sh'i'-
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MrsIc IT TnE C~oNGEEss.


D chairman "i ih' ''IhH'itt'' ON
music I"f tft iftiEaii"" '''s H7
submitted hts 7tim"t"e Of c'Ti i"f Tire
'afi9us musical feature q" we 'oAfo
% control TIM total 81 @ f'i''i az
amoult. nut property expended as g
becomes apparent o. VIII oe' me
amount IS mono 700 large ana IT'S tx
% ndiiu6' Mih not Only "'a mdt'iiaiis
O" tiT HF5fsfHf H"st' 90 To"
bat u VIII # wisely managed. hfiie
Dos an actual revenue &" the congress
FF..aFFHZ tHHEHH- @4Hf NOR. than hall
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days ago as 4 result of 2 fractured
-kull and Internal injuries received
while riding d pitching horse tn,
horse fcil and rolled on Us rider.
Dulhes Nombres chaeou was shot
and killed last week at IA UnioL.
Dona Ana county by Francisco En-
riquez. q saloon keeper at that place.
The murderer came to Las Cruces and
surrendered.
Mrs. Henry Ritter sustained a badly
bruised hip and i brokrn collar bone
al Williams some days e by being
thrown from . horse which trpped
opc q large dog when going at . fast
clip. The horse broke his neck and
died Instantly.
Tho Elida Cement G mpany. Fids
n. 81. has Installed a ntachin, Tor
making fbcr of the cnmmon beai
grass. so much dlslikcd hy the Far.
mcrs The fiber Is used for MIXING
with cement and plaster and lis manu-
facturc bids fair to develop ino an
important Industry.
a man named Anderson was seri-
ously stabbed iu the hack recently at
the Mccauley ranch near Trone
Grant county with a pocket knife DO
the hands 81 Fred McCauley. The
wound is serious MeCauiev .aims
the act was &C. self defense Thcquar-
rcl arose over a herd OF goats.
Buffalo" Jots.s. superintendent or
tho Grand Canyon game prcscre. r.
Gently shipped from Denver sewn full
blcnded hunalnes. twenty-five eata-
mixed breed and five MAINTAIN
lions .n cages snarIing like dmons
The remarkable shipment wa con-
signed 10 Kansas city. Mo-.
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

we wish to thank the puSlic for
The patronage extended 10 us, ana
desire to state that we have opened
un a new lumber yard in connection
With our mill business, where we will
carry a full line Of all kinds of lumber,
including Texas flooring, finish lUm-
Der. iath and shingles. and every
thing to be found in a well equipped
yard, aud would ask you to give us q
chance to figure with you, and as we
are sure we can ave 0 money.
Superior Lumber aud Mill Co,
5O1-521 South First Street.
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Tho voice Of lie COOPERATION.

The rouort last wreAthat the iudict-
ments returned last ear at Santa
r.. y. NJ. against number of per
sons connected with various indus
tries I'm New Mexico and Arizona com
troIlcd by Philips. D,dge & CO.. OF
New York. were dismissed. creates no
surprise From the beginning of this
prosecution no one wto was acquaini-
cd with the fact. believed that There
was anything NOR than "a
desire of political depagogucs. who
were using government agents. TO at
tract attention to themselves and O."
pose as being engaged in an effort o.
curb corporation greece these political
hypncrites Co New Msxieo are of the
same class as those in Arizona who
put 70 much of their time in bowling
about the intention IT the corpora
tions to ruin the oountry.- Bisbce
Review.
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bryan hos for hs running mate
John W. Kern Of Indiana
90 d. to Doe presumed that The l,m"-
.crats know their own business and
chu-c the man far Vice president
whom they most desired 20 have hil
.thaf uositinn
unt from thr standpoint OF o. man
nu Co tree Dc would appear that d
good political bot was overin'E"a
when both men on o. Ticket Narf
selected from tbe middle west
or course @ was true that mo- prom.
.neut eastern mao could De- found Nh'
ssn.d have stood un D. Bryan plat
form bui BE- anuiH HuFs4r chat owen .
imam ISL douhtfut prominence irnm Ht
easi.rn state Nnui Haf drawn hniif
than ta rnin ths unndIlfi Ii
th. uat m ahIH t haf
InH.
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