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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
Francisco fue atacado
poI su heIInano
Juan, revolver en- mano
quiso disparar contra
Francisco.
Francisco pudo escudar ell tiro
Y deSarMar a su adverSario.
De nuestro co-responsa'.

Ponce, Enero 24.-TriunfoS CO.
losales son los que est:i obtcniendo
todas las noches en- el teatro Ia Per-
Ia la gran compa1ia comica drama
tica espaiiola de Evangelina Adams
Aver di6 un matinef, con un llcno
complete. Puso en- escena por segun-
da vez a petici6n de esta sociedad
Ell drama en- 4 actos "RAFFLES"
Distinguieronse como siemprc en-
sus respectivos papeles. Jambrina
Evangelina Adams. Blanca dc Lora
Marina Rodriguez, Bravo. Los 'lenls
artistas estuvieron tambicn accrta-
disimos. Anoche puso en- escena dl-
cha compania el importante drama
"La Campana de Ia Almudaina
La concurrencla que habla tuG regu
lar.
Ell Sabado 4 las de la tardc 5"
nos informa que el Sr. Francisco
CUTLER, fue atacado revolver "n ma
no. por ell Sr. Juan CUTLER parnr'!o
mo de la Hacienda La E~peranza.2l
Sr. Francisco lc quito cl revolver
V 10 denunci6 ante el fiscal lie este
distrito. Estos dos ciudadanoS son
hermanos.
Ha ingresado il cumpillr 30 dlas
de carcel por u>ar arlnas prohlbldas
el Sr. Juan Audinot.
Ha salido de Ia carcel Epifanio
Quiles que cumplid un afio Y medic
por acometimicnto V aggression, Julio
Vegas, cumplid 6 meses por hurto
Entraron d cumplir condena Maria.
Martinez 80 dias por acometimiento
V agresi6n, v Josi Irizarry e meses
por hurto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

Los artistas probaron sus
cualidade de exce'entes
cOmedlantes.
Pine Y Thuillier no d,frauda-
ron las sspiraeiones del sobe'
rano en- sus justos anhelos.

De entrada fue IN colmo; de aplau
sos una tempestad.
Y al final, las satisfacciones pu-
blicas satisfechas y las exigencias pu
blicas, vencidas. iQue mas Sc necesl
ia para alcanzar el exito para la con-
quista del triunfo? -
Llegaron y vencieron. Como tai
puede juzgarse el exito alcanzado
por la compania Pine Thuillier.
La comedia escojida para ell debut
joya finisima del teatro frances Ma
trimonto INFERNO. Su corte es elegan-
te, de maravillosas situaciones y de
intensisima psicologia. $50
No podemos emitir un juicio def
nitivo de la obra. Vamos q recoger
la impression pdblica limitandonos
solamente a juzgar la labor artistica
de los miembros de la compahia,
pues el tempo nos urge y ell crono-
metro avanza devorando las horas.
La urdimbre social de que ell CO.
medi6grafo Sc vale hasta llevarnos
a sentir todo e( psso de una rea-
lidad viviente, es admirable.
La acci6n es francesa Y como tai
posee toda la agilidad del dialogo
el retruecano sutil y la flexibilidad
de una passion ingenua q. surgi6 ino
cente de un candida convencionalis-
mo y fue en- gradaciones hasta la rea
lidad con toda la magnificencia de
una passion perdad dentro de los limi
tes de 10 humane.
La Pine une q sus gracias sin esa
afectaci6n que conlleva ell esfuerzo
de la stimulation, su irreprochable
elegancia, distinction y cultura esceni
ca.
Sus mimos, sus admirables situacio
mes exigidas por la obra, sorprenden
al principle y acaban por insinuarse
con ell auditorio que permanece SUI
gestionado, por SUI admirable pose
Y las flexibilidades de su voz.
Thuiller es un artista de altos vuelos
Su elegancia y sus gestos exentos
de esa reprochable cursileria que
compromete situaciones propicias al
exito de la obra da, "a SUI papel la adap
taci6n a los personajes que identitIca
q personiflca
ST fueramos a hacer una relacion
de la labor de cada uno de los perso-
najes que estuvieron a cargo de sus
artistas rcspectivos. probariamos
que en- esa compaiiia NADIA falta, ma
da sobra.
Las Sras. Adamuz, Plana, Caro-,
Ortiz, Bru y Delgado,son artistas de
valia.
Ell Sr. Llano a su hermoso corpa-
ch6n une innegables cualidades de
un actor fogueado.
Rousell, Gonzalez, Diaz Barcelo,
Alfonso y Sala sus esfuerzos son dig
nos dc atencion.
La mise en- escene es esxplendida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

Ell comisionado del Interior. el
alcalde de San Juan, Y ell director ge-
neral v el abogado de la San Juan
Light Il Transit Co., inspeccionaron
el sabado Ia nueva carretera en- pro-
vectO entire Ell "Puente de San Anto-
Mo Y Marin Peha-''
Los sisuientes eontratos para eli
suulinlstro de piedra trifurada han
sido prorrosseos:
Chss L.. Chardon. hasta Fcb-r-e
10 de 1910, Antonio Payia, hass,
.Abzl % de 1910.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
F|ESTAS EN-
SAN SEBASTIAN.
Los vecinos celebraron
la apoteosis de su pa
trono.
EI casino del Pepino' do
en- sus salones un lucldo
bale de confianza.
En- artistica carroza iban las
bellas ninas Carde. Cancio y
Roure luciendo primorosos ira
les.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

Enero 22.-Orgullosos debemos
estar los habitantes de San Sebas
tian por las esplendidas fiestas lie
vadas a cabo en- honor del patrono
durante los dias diez al veinte del
mes en- curse.
Orgullosos tambien deben sentir
Sc los miembros de IA dignisima jun
ia de festejos por haber visto reali
zados sus aspiraciones, de cumplir ell
programa al pie de la letra. Nosotros
por medic de esta, lineas le felicita
mos sinceramente, y en- particular
al correcto jefe de distrito de Ia po
licia insular D. Pedro Baez que TIA
baj6 con entusiasmo para ell mejor
exito de las fiestas.
Enumerar la infinidad de los &C
tos publ icos que Sc nevaron a efecto
es imposible.Solo nos concretaremos S
a resehar algunos de los que llama
ron poderosamente la atenci6n, no
solo de los habitantes de este pueblo
81 que tambien de los transeuntes.
Una preciosa y artistica carroza
construida por nuestro talentoso
compatriota Don. Jose Tirado Cor
doves fue ocupado por la bellisima
y hermosa senorita Lupita Cancio,
por la monisima triguena Lucita
Carde y por la angeical Herminia
Roure. ,F
La carroza iba escoltada por ocho
apuestos ginetes que montaban
briosos corceles acompahandola up
gentio inmensoa'&s. los acoreles de
nuestra Borinqueha habilmente eje-
cutada por la orquesta del Senior Va
rela. Despues de racorrer varias Ca
lies, termin6 la manifestation frente
a la plaza Baldorioty, dirigicndose
las tres scnoritas hacia un templete
preparado al efecto donde procelie
ron a la reparticion de la limosna
para los pobres, anunciado en- el
programa. El acto fue amenizado
por los acordes de dos orquestas, Ia
del Sr Pedro Guerrero, V la del Sr.
Varcla.
Por la noche hubo baile de confian
"a en- los saloncs del Casino del Pc
pino" y Sc quemaron vistosos y sor
prcndentes fucgos artificiales, he
chos por ell inteligente pirotecnic
Sr. Alberty.
Ell dia 20 no p.ldo salir la proce
cion del santo por causa de la lluvla,
pero celebrose una misa solemne con
panegirico a cargo del ilustrado sa
cerdote Sr. Garcia de Luque, quicn
nos demostr5 ser un elocuente ora
dor.
Por la nochc bale de etiqueta en-
los salones del casino cuyo centro es
taba acknowledgements adornado. Sc
prepare un explendido ambigi va
las cinco de la maiana saliamos de
nuestro primer cirrulo social, LENA
Ell alma de gratislmas impresiones Y
admirando la labor realizada por su
dignisimo Presidcnte Sr. Juan Bau
tista Cabrera quicn no omiti6 sacri
ficios nj gastos para que el casino
cclebrase SUI fiesta con el esplendor
que todos admiramos.
Para 6l, V para Ia junta de feste
Jos nucstra fclicltacl6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

-Eladio Cruz Vazquez ha sido
puesto en- libertad por haber extin-
guido una condena de | ailo V me-
ses, que lie fue impuesta por el delito
de escalamiento en- primer grado.
Tambien extingui6 condena Josi
Medina Muhiz, que sufri6 un aho v
6 meses por hurto de mavor cuantia.
En- Vieques ha Sido capturado
el pr6fugn Martin Villot Tirado. Hi
10 el sevicio el policia insular Pedro
Davila Cruz.
Sc ha conceiilo authorization
al ST. Leandro Sorra de Ponce. para
practicas an corte en- la carretera lie
Ponce a Ia Playa, kil6metro 1912
V colocar un tubo del acueducto
FL Asst. Superintendent de
Obras Publicas, Sr. ]. Madera,y el
ingeniero auxiliar Sr. r. Skerrett.
han rssresado del interior de Ia Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

pUES q II NdIHdId-
; LloreHs Torres. Ne opongo- Ese.
asunto puede v debe discutirse en- co
mission total, Por 10 mismo que es de
gran ipporsancia, Ia camara debe
discutirio punto por punto. No de-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25

-Esta manana eSuvo en- ell des-
pacho del goE'ernadnr Cotton. el Hon
Presidente lei Tribunal Supreme, g,
Lcdo. J. c. Hernandez V celebraron
ambos una larga cOHfeTencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
Vessela edic 10 de manana.

V dc g,lsto admirable.
Para esta nos-h" Ell adrers1rio seri
un nuevo triunfo i los muchos alcan
zados por To- exeelsntes ARTISTS
que 4 nuestro juleio es de 10 mejor
que nos ha ylsltado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-25
Sucesos en- San
Juany en- Ia is|a
Natividad Lebron hirio en-
Patillas a Nicolasa Soto.
Cristino Figueroa infeTe 3 he
ridas a Jesus Maria ROdri-
guez, hecho ocurridO en- P.
de TERRA.

Los siguienteS succSos han sido
communicates al gohcrnador por eI
jefe de la policia in>ular, Y Sc refic-
ran al dia 25.
Del distrito de Hatillo comuni-
can que la locomotura No. 81 lie par
ti6 el pic izquierdo il Petrol Varcar-
Gel, empleatlo del ferrmarrll.
Del distrito de ratillas que el
individuo Nativiolad hiri6 de un tiro
de revolver a Nicola,a Soto. dando-
Sc Il la fuga. Cuando fu; arrestado en-
barrio Marin Sc diSpar6 un tiro.
quedando gravemcnte herido.
Del di>trito de San German que
ell la fincai,le caiias del Sr. Jos, Ahu-
do hubo un fuego. que 90 cree inten-
cional. queman,Iose proximamente
una cuer,la. Tamhicn comunican
de aqueklistrito que por fuerza del
Mismo fueron sorprendilaS dos ju-
gadas de gallo. hahiendo pre>entadO
denuncia. por cr,Ieldad con los ami
males. contra treintiuna personas.
-Bavam0n cnm,mrao que por
fuerza de aguel ,IiStrito fls:
sorprendila una jucads de gales.
en- ell barrie Hato Tcia>. habienciU
arrestado i Is i1iiviiuos.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
WHY MEAT COMES
 SO H|CH
BEEF TRUST IS ILLEGALLY HOLD ING UP THE AMERICAN
 PUBLIC.
Especial Correspondence. ]

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Thirty-five per cent. is the amount of profit Ar mOur & Co.,, forced the public 10 pay las, year. This became known through statement submitted by Armour < Co.,, in connection with the listing of a bond issue of $3O,- 100000 on the stock exchange. The company by it's own showing made a gross profit of $10,5S2 900 for the year 1909 on capital stock of B 100000 and earned a surplus of B, ,l21,926, or the equivalent of a dividend of 35.6 per cent. As the price of beef was boosted with the beginning of 1910 it would appear that in the opinion of Armour X Co.,, a 35.6 per cent. profit on capital stock is not ample. even though the commodity involved is one of the necessaries of life. Armour & Go. is one of the beef trust firms which en- jOyed perfect immunity from prosecu- tiCn by the federal government until Federal Judge Landis, of Chicago. an insurgent. forced the Taft administra tion to take cOgnizance of the fact that the beef trust was illegally holding up the public.
 CLYDE H. TAVENNER
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
HE RODE NIAGARA
 RAP P|DS
RECKLESS NAVIGATOR GOES THROUGH DREAD PASSAGE
 IN 4 BARREL.

NIAGARA FALLS. x. T.-Rober, Leach. of Niagara Falls. Ont.. made a trip recently through rhe Wh'rl. pool rapids in a barrel. starting from the old Maid of the Mist landing near the canlilever bridge EXcepl for few scratches and bruises Leach. who says he has made the trip several times before. was an- injured
 Leach entered the rapids at 3:57 o'clock and went through them in three minutes, riding the tremcuaous waves smoothly. The Great Wave Caugh, the barrel and hurled i clear of the water. but il righfe4 itself nicely and went on ID the whirlpool without mishap. Five times the barrel cirCled the whirlpool. keep ing to the outer etge, away from the vor,ice5. 4 the south end oG the pool il vas caught in an tnshorc eddy and tloated close enough To be caught with a pole al 5:65 o'clock.
 The only one Of the barrel nayi- gators 10 Le killed in a similar trip was Maud Willard who susfora,ed in her barrel. September :. 1901 She was in the whirlpool five hours
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
AT TER ELECTION
 PROMISES
REPUBLICANS KEEPING MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS IN
 COLD STORAGE
Especial Correspondence )

WASHINGTON. Oct .. The Re publicans promise to make public the source of their campaign confribu- tions-after the November Congress sional election.
 The report of the standpat pub lican members of the BalIinger iuycs- tigating committee k to be made publiC-aftcr the election
 Nothing further is 10 he said of the s5."oo,o"0 Taft-Humphrcy ship subsidy grab bill-until after election.
 The soft pedal is 10 he applied 10 the Oklahoma Indian lands thievery until after the November election.
 Nothing is 10 be done with the Lorimer investigation after the election
 No step is to be taken in the sugar trust.friar lands Philippine scandal until after the November election.
 And, last but not the least, from the standpoint of relative importance. the National monetary commission, .of which Senator Aldrich is chair man, will not make is report recon mending central government hank until after the NoycmiCr election
 CLYDE II. TANENNFR.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.
In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Fourth Division.

In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Fourth Division.
 E. A. Scouse, plaintiff vs. J. s. Bibby, defendant.-No. 1916.
 United States of America, Territory
 of Alaska, ss:
 Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of writ of fieri facias or execution and order of sale dated the 7th day of October, 1910, and is sued out of the District Court for the Fourth Division of the Terri tory of Alaska on a judgment rem dered in the said court on the 5th day of October, 1910, in favor of z. A Scouse and against J. s Bibby, l have this 7th day of October, 1910, levied Ipon the following described real estate situate in the Fairbanks Precinct. Territory of Alaska. to- wit:
 An undivided one-sixth interest in the California Association claim sit uats on the left limit of Goldstrsam
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Monday. October 3i.

Oct. 29.-Q. (. Deed. c. A. Berg lund to Frank Kreamer. sl. Half .'n terest in lower 600 feet above Gilmore creek.
 Oct. 29.-Bill of Sale C. A Berg lund to Frank Kraemer. s1. 25-horse- power boiler. 12 horsepower hoist, cables, pipes, on 1 above Gilmore.
 Aug. 6.-Q. C. Deed John Lindsay to A. R. Heilig. sl0. All his interest in Recorder on Dome creek.
 Sept 17-Q. C. Deed. Otto Nemitz and ] Lindsay to A R Helig s10 All their interest in Niggerhead on Dome creek
 Oct. 31.-Q. c. Deed c. N Tol. bert to Joe F. Cordes s10 One quarter interest in 1 below Ester ere ek. Norton Bench.
 Oct. S.-Lease. B.-P Mining Co. to H. Buckholz and Martin Heath. A so per cent. lay on 3 right limit Chatham creek. Expires October s. 1912.
 July 2o.--Q c. Deed. J. E. Dale to w. B. Barb. s1 Oneeighth interest of Banner. on Solo creek. tributary of Fish creek.
 Oct Deed John Aldridge and C. x. Nelson to John V. Ritter $50 Lot II. Block A, between Fourth and Fifth avenues, Fairbanks
 May 11-Deed w. w Wiles to John Aldridge and c. N Nelson $50 Lot II, block A, between Fourth and Fifth avenue. Fairbanks
 January 70. C. Deed. R. Brum- baugh and H. C. Hamilton to w. I Grimsome s1 Sufficient ground of Chatham creek. to work Lode Claims. Bill Taft. north Star. Grims moe and Union
 Oct. 31.-Revocation. Willie Lar sen to John Quenboe. Revoking pow CT of attorney No. 2954O
 Oct, 29.-Mortgage C. W. Fuller 10 F.. C. Willis and F. F. Welch. S1.0o0. Half interest in upper one half of 2 below right limit. upper i00 feet of lower two-thirds of be- low, and lower one-half of upper one-third of 2 below. all on Cleary creek. to secure note due June 15. 1911.
 Oct. 31.-Discharge of Mortgage. Fairbanks Banking company to B. Estby and J. B. Lee. s54o. Discharg- Ing Chattel mortgage No. 32523.
 July II. Q. c. Deed J. ". Me Cord to l.. T. Lewis. sl Two-thirds of One-eighth of Comet on Solo creek tributary of Fish creek
 June 27.-Surrender. Ed Caldo X Go. to J. C. Johnston et al. Surrend ering lease on part of Michigan and Alger on Chatanika.
 Aug. 15.-Lease. Owners of Mig Eerhead to B. Sandstrom, J. Lush
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
Filed for Record During the Week

baueh, II Doring. A 75 per cent lay for three years on S2O feet O . Niggerhead on Dome creek.
 Thursday. November 3, 1910.
 Nov. 2.-Chattel Mortgage. Chas { Yeager 10 l.. P. Schumacher. s33o Two horses. harness Due July 1 1911.
 Nov go. c. Deed Andrew strom to s. Boedlie. S1. One-sixteenth in, terest in Sigurd, on Anaconda creek tributary to Little Cinema.
 Nov. 50. c. Deed. A. Haarvei to :. Boedlie. S1. One-eighth interest in Sigurd. on Anaconda creek.
 Nov. go. C. II. Lepsoe to S. Boedlie. Sl. Same as No. 32.676.
 Nov. go. C. Deed Vim. Wallace to s. Boedlie. s1 Same as No. 32.. G76.
 Nov 3.-Discharge of Mortgage. John Quenboe to William Larsen. S40O. Discharging Mortgage No. 29l 541.
 Nov 3.-Discharge of Mortgage and Chattel, Fairbanks Banking Co to J. J. Lushbaugh. B. Sandstrom S3,235. Discharging No. 3O46G.
 Oct. 19. - Real and Chattel ]. J. Lushbaugh, B. Sandstrom, H. Dor ing to Washington-Alaska bank, S4,000. Lease No 3267l, 4O horsepow. CT boiler. KS hoist. cables. etc. Due June 1. 1911.
 Friday. November 4, 1910.
 Sept. 29.-Bill of Sale James r. Morgan to John Taylor. s347. Pool able, 12 chairs, lamps. tables and all fixtures and stock in building at Olness.
 Oct 27.-Real and Chattel Mort gage. Gus Dourel to r. k. Peoples. S2,Qf9.S9 McMahon fraction on Gold stream creek and all interest in 30. horsepower boiler. cables. scrapers. etc, to secure note. Due Aug. 15, 1911
 Saturday, November 5, 19eto.
 Sept Adjudication in Re C. ]. Robinson (hankrupD. In District Court No. 1,554 Certified October f. 1910.
 Oct %. = Approval of Trustee Bond in Re c. J. Robinson (bank- rupD, H B. Parkin Nrustee) on $5,oo0 bond. Certified October 31, 1910.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
MISS SEARS COES
 JOY FLYING
DARING BOSTON BELLE TAKES RIDE IN CRAiiAME WHITES
 AfRSHlP

BOSTON Miss Eleanor Sears. the unconventional Back Bay belle who PIaHs polo in masculine costume and takes long cro ,s-couurry walks. went joy riding in the big Farman bi- plane with Grahame White the Eng fish aviator, at the Squantum avia- tion field recently
 Her aerial excursion was the most exciting incident of the program. She was in he air eleven minutes and thirty seconds, and the Englishman gave her as vivid an experience of the pleasures of aeroplaning as has fallen 10 the lot of any passenger who has ever flown in this country.
 Miss Sears was introduced to Man ager Mcdonald by W. C. Barron. In Sears, the partE was introduced to Grahame White, who was resting be- tween flights in the seat of his bi- plane in front of the grand stand.
 Miss Sears might like to take a spin suggested McDonald
 Yes indeed, by love-" assented the Englishman. "Wont you come with me?' he asked the young wo- man.
 Delighted" replied Miss Sears. Grahame White lifted her into the seat behind him and placed her feet in the proper position.
 Ready" he asked The girl nod Led.
 With a bound the craft rose into he air, swinging out over Dorchester Lay. To the cheering voyagers in he sailing boats below the young woman waved her automobile veil As he craft turned the second py- ion, Grahame White abruptly jam med up the eleyating rudder and the aeroplane swiftly slid into the air to an elevation of 1I5 feet. Round and round the course he raced, at times making fancy dips, dizzy twists and abrupt roller coasting slides.
 I'm very much obliged to you for suggesting it." said Miss Sears 70 Manager Mcdonald.
 Tt was perfectly heavenly" she said to Grahame White. Just the finest thing l ever enjoyed
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
CO-OWNER'S N0TICc OF FOR.
 FEITURE.

To Emma L. Kelly and Edna o. Phis.
 cator,. their heirs and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned co-own. CT with you of placer-mining claim numbered three (3) below Discovery on Gilmore creek, in the Fairbanks Recording District. Fourth Division. Territory of Alaska, has expended he sum of six hundred dollars ls6o000) in labor and improvements upon the above described placer min. ing claim under the provisions of section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount of annual labor required by said section 2324 for the years 190<. 5-6-1-S-9, to and including the year 1909, to hold the said mining claim and if within ninety days after tho publication of this notice you or either Of you fail or refuse to con. tTibute your proportions respectively of said sum so expended, as the own. CTS, the said Emma l.. Kelly of an undivided half (12) thereof and the said Edna o. Phiscator of an undi- Vided One-quarter (A) thereof or their heirs or assigns of like amount respectively of said $500, so expended by me as the owner of an undivided one-fourth (A) interest in said claim, your respective interests or the interest of anyone failing to 50 contribute his or her respective hare thereof in said claim will be- come the property of the undersigned co-owner under said section 2324.
 Dated Fairbanks, Alaska. Septem Der 26. 1910
 JAMES McPIKE.
 W H Adams, Attorney for James McPike
 Date of First Publication, Septsm- her 26, 1910
 Date of Last Publication, Dscsm. Der 26, 1910
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

To E. H. Weber, his heirs, personal representatives and assigns; and all persons claiming by, through or under him.
 You are hereby notified that dur ing the years 1907, 1908 and 1909, we expended three hundred dollars in labor and Improvements upon Placer Mining Claim known as Num- Der Two below Discovery, in the First Tier, and on the Left Limit of Goldstream Creek, tributary of the Toloyana River, In the Fairbanks Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska; said Claim adjoins Greek Claim Number Two below Discovery on Goldstream Creek, on the Left Limit thereof, and the amount WAS so expended and such labor and improvements made for the pur. pose of holding said Claim under the provisions of section 2324. Revised Statutes of the United States, and constituted the annual assessment work upon said Claim for the yeAn 1907, 1908 and 1909 And if within ninety days after the last publication of this notice, you. E. H. Weber, fail or refuse to pay the undsrsign- ed, as co-owners, your proportion Of the expenditures legally required ts hold said premises as aforesaid. for the years 1907, 1908 and 1909, to- gether with the costs of this advsr- tisement, your interest in said Claim will become the property of the uS- dersigned under said section 331l, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 ARNE JAMESON,
 CARL MEYER.
 Date of First Publication. August l3, 1910.
 Date of Last Publication, Novsn- Der 19, 1910.
 TANANA ABSTRACT CO.,. Agsats.
The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07
LEGAL NOrICE0,

creek. opposite number seventeen: also an undivided one-eighth interest in the Eagle Association claim on Engineer creek, tributary of Gold. stream creek, all in the Fairbanks Precinct. Territory of Alaska. And that I will accordingly offer said real estate for sale at public vendue to the highest and best bid der for cash on the 18th day of November. 1910. at the hour of o'clock D. m, at the front door of the Federal Court House in tho town of Fairbanks. Alaska
 Dated at Fairbanks. Alaska. this 1th day of October, 1910.
 H. K. LOVE,
 U. S. Marshal
 By M. o. CARLSON.
 Deputy Date of nrs, publication Oct. 10. 1910
 Date of last publication November [, 1910.