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The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
NOVEMBER II, 1911.
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Flat Iron fraction; bench claim
adjoining No. 9, 1st tier, Ester; Oct
i by George Smith
Arkansas quartz claim; head OF
Spruce between Little Eldorado AMI
Dome. Aug. % by ChaIles Hardin
ct al.
Completion quartz claim head of
Spruce, between Little Eldorado and
Dome. Aug. % by Charles Hardin ct
al.
Golden quartz claim; Granite !;
Sept. Ii. By Fred Anderson.
II. V. Galena quartz claim; Steam
boat; July II by Fred Anderson and
J. R. Burch
Dannie quartz claim; Granite. Sep
TENDER Il by Ralph Burch.
]. w. quartz claim; Granite July
10 by Fred Anderson and Ralph
Burch.
Homestead location; H. H. Kerry
north II of n W IA of section II,
township /, south range 1 west,
and two tracts in section II. ad-
joining military reservation.
Deed.
Trustees deed to First National
DIRK, lot II, DOCK 30, 9Iloo, also
lot 4 block IA, 1882.
Mortgage.
Weaver e Smith to Max Manager;
chattel mortgage; certain mining
machinery. $500.
Bill of Sale.
c. F. Burton to Gus Heidrick; bill
Of sale; building Of Homo restac-
rant and lodging house, Fox. $500.
Proof of Labor.
Tom King for himself right limit
1st tier 10. 3 above Pedro creek.
Power of Attorney.
| z. B. Collins to E. ID. Happen
stall; special power of attorney; tc
| locate mining property.
| NOVEMBER 18, 1911.
Louis Larsen for John Sale
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
THE CAGES HAVE GONE.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Gage. f-rmerly
of the Red Star roadhouse. on
Fairbanks creek, left for the Out
side on Thursday. 1t is their inton.
ton to go to Boston, where Nj.
Gage lived for many years Mr.
Gage has been a resident of the
nth for % years, during which time
he has made many trips to the Our.
side. 1t is not the intention of the
Cages to return-but then. the call
Of tbs Northland.
Later-The Cages returned on ac-
count of bad trails. They will wait
for more snow.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
THE HOME SECTION
MEETS

The Fairhaul,s- eection of tho Amor
ican Mining Corprass boId ~, intor
sim, mnefing IN Vodnosdav avon.
inc Ta-r Extraordinarily - ~ N.Y.,
ing, laws of AlasIfa fnrpishcd .
ionic of lively discussien After =
long seesi II vas decided ~
defer taking final action Win the
nariaraI CONGRESS- tbrouob tho hnr-
am af pha American Mining CON.
moss M 1yo.bfne,fon onJ ta Iea,.a
tho mattor mon mil rosido,ts Of
Tho ramp NOT mamhers of rho local
section have had an -t,nortnni+y -
nvpra.s Themselves on tho s,hi.ct
Tho suhiart of = nine insnoct j.,
for TN Fai,hanl,e district ,,.o.,
touched an and il vas docidod to
confor win Covar,or Clarl, ata,,t
Tho matter II is rho intontiGn If
na..ffIe !, hava 1ocaI insnoctor
apnoirted
r. j. bapa5 NV tho timo tho
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,r hand rI,mor-r. criticier,s owl
.ar.neufs an the Wicl,oreham min,
inc hin nov in CONGRESS- Such CRIT.
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rho territory ,f A1aslio and FOR
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hereafter ho located in A1ool,a IN
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cese frartion tboroof
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claim in A1asI.o nc ottorney for an7
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The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
flint CREEK STRIKE
HAS BEEN CONFIRMED

Telegraphic advices have been re
ceived in Fairbanks confirming the
strike at Ruby on Flint creek as re
ported in the last issue of the Alas
ka Citizen. 1t is claimed that a
tunnel has been driven in on the
pay for distance of 80 feet and
that the width is still undetermined
1t is said that the pay will run
$40 to the cubic foot and that it
will sluice up $500 to the square foot
of bedrock. SO far the pay is
about two feet in depth and it may
get more extended as the TUNNEL
proceeds across the channel
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
PAPER BY JUDGE MARSH.

Camp Fairbanks, of the Arctic
Brotherhood, held an interesting
meeting at their new quarters in
Eagle hall last Wednesday. On next
Wednesday evening there will be an
an entertainment little out CT
the ordinary Judge S. ]. Marsh, OF
Chandlar, has been prevailed upon
to present a paper on the "Alchem-
ist." which promises to be very in
teresting.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
IN Two COURTS
IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT

I J. c. Probs,. of Cinema. was ar.
rested Wednesday or the charge of
grand larceny. The complaint WIS
sworn to by \. G. BOul1y. who al
leges that % sacks # potatoes.
a 2o-gallon key OF sauCrk;aut. three
sacks of cabbage leo pounds @.
sugar. with flour, bacon. butter anu
other provisions. together with %
shotgun. 22-rifle and ammuuI.iuE.
the value # the whole being S. ..
were stolen from his cabin by the
defendant in tn action The darc
of the alleged theft is given as No
yember 10.
]. A. Gustafson. as guardian for
Joe Woods, insane has filed his
final account with the commissioner
and asked FIR his discharge. The
statement shows that III" cs..ts
consisted of 224 cords of woO5 ou
Fish creek. from the proc, eds OF
the sale of which Their. remains
s21j.12 to be disbursed
Gustafs II was appointed guardian
May %, 1910. Since that time Woods
has been discharged from the ast-
lum al Mt Tabor Ole. and has re
tunred TO Fairbanks
The marshal's office picked UP a
man named O'Sulliyan Friday. on
the charge of insanity. The com
plant was sworn to by w. +. White
ly. 1t is not know whether the man
is suffering from any particular
form of dementia or not. so n viii
be confined for several days and his
actors watched
In the case of f. r. Peoples VS.
W. O'Rourke, a suit on al acrouu,
was settled Friday b-f-rc the at
tachment could be served on The
Engineer property of the defendant.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
FILED for RECORD

Skookum association placer claim
between Cleary and Little Eldorado.
Location.
Golden Eagle No. 2. quartz claim !:
between Eva and St Patrick: To-
Gated Nov. 90. 1910. by Edward
Hess.
Deeds.
Joseph Coyner to Gus Conradt:
deed: LIST tier, right limit. bench. op-
posite below discovery Ester
creek. 81.
Mortgages.
Fred Martin to Robert Wadden:
Chattel mortgage; certain mining
machinery. $3.50.
For the latest in Post Cards see
Anderson Bros q Nnrland
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
JUDGE sANDsTRoM NOW.

Barney Sandstrom has been ap-
pointed United States commissioner,
with powers of a justice CT the peace
only, for the town of Dimes. The
order making the appointment was
signed Wednesday by Judge Over
field, and will take effect as soon
as the 81 900 bond is furnished.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
TWO WOODEN WEDDINGS.

Two wooden weddings We're cele-
hIated in Fairbanks on Wednesday
evening. The happy fiveyear pairs
were Mr. and Mrs Eddie Suter,
who entertained a crowd numbering
A. at their home on Noble and
Fifth; and Mr. and Mrs. l.. p.
Schumacher. who entertained at
their me on First and Hall.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
HlAWATHA HALL PILlAGED.

Some busy vandal has made away
with the stove, a very necessary part
of the equipment of Hiawatha hall
at Fox. That it was taken as d
joke seems improbable in view of
the fact that the lock on the door
was broken in order to gain entrance
The people of Fox are much incensed
over the affair.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
DEVELOPMENT CO. PAYS OUT.

The checks are now ready for
those who have money coming to
them as stockholders in the Fair
banks Quartz Development company.
At recent meeting of the company
it was decided to disband and Re
fund the moneys that had been paid
in, in excess of % per cent of the
amount subscribed.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
CONTRACT GOES TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER

The lowest bidder having failed to
secure bonds for the performance
of the work, the contract for the
cribbing of the city waterfront will
go to Tom Blaylock and Ed Hen
Erickson at $3.50. The necessary
papers are being prepared by City
ATTORNEY Roth
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
OSTROM COMING IN,

w. H. Mendham has received
word from Charley Ostrom to the
eject that the latter has regained
his health since making the trip to
the Outside and that he expected
to be back in Fairbanks by Deem
Der Is, ready to help the Christ
mas trade
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
INSURANCE MAN LEAVING.

\. F. Herpick, connected with the
First National bank and Fairbanks
agent of the New York Life Insur-
ance company will leave for the Out
side on Monday, November q. He
expects to return over the trail with
his family in March,
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
NEXT SEASON TO
BE A HUMMER


There is oya,v Indication thai
noxt ve,r will ,,.t,ro.. , now. fr,ro.
'1eN' ''' '.' ''.''' III
us given 10 the INNING interests OF
Fairbanks ana yiGury. This state.
menr is mt based OF theoretical rea.
soning, but upon solid facts. There
is at the present Tim enough 4 p:ov-
ed ground being opened up by the
placer miners 70 increase the gold
output considerable. not TO mention
the important developments oecuTr.
ing among the quartz mines,
Mr. c. f.. Davidson, the mining
engineer and mineral surveyor, has
but just returned from The err eks.
To a representative of the Citizen
he said that around Ester, Eva and
Ready BULL Il. roXt season would be
a good year,
Jack Mahalcik is operating or
Ready Bullion. He has the prop
erty opened up for next season, and
will also take cut winter dump.
commencing about February. He
will probably employ from 80 TO
40 men. He has good pay and it is
from 100 T. POO feet wide and 500
ltSN III tA'ttA'.
Gus COnrad1 on the lessen
ground , below left limit of Ester
is opening up block ready for
next spring about 800 feet long
Wagner < Co, on Eva, have their
ground blocked out ready TO hoist
and will take out winter dump.
They are on & Cd pay and it is
their intention to get out all they
can.
Just below Wagner K Co, Horn
er & Co are operating. They have
blocked cut for a winter dump.
Both this plant and the Wagner out
fit haye been delayed waiting for
mine timbers
On the cid Pat DAILY claim George
Smith is sinking a working shaft.
This is the Wickersham claim just
below the Wagner claim.
In an entirely different section
activity is just as pronounced. Max
Manger, who during the week
informed Citizen representative
that things looked bright around
lower Dome and Vault creeks.
1t is being demonstrated almost
to a certainty that the Dome pay
anu ne ' cINill pay - Il4'll 81 \ N1AiiNi
ent runs of gold join and form an
immense paystreak lower down.
This Alabama association claim is
attracting considerable attention.
Weaver. mith & Co., have a 12O0-ft.
lay on this property which they
have opened up and have two
working shafts down to bedrock.
They have determined the pay for
1S5 feet in width. Recently they
gave a ten-day option on their lay
to Williams and Cunningham, who
are now drilling a hole prior to
taking up the option to test the
pay already shcWn.
Below Weaver. Smith & Co. Mr.,
Manger is operating with A. f. Stone
in charge as manager during Mr.,
Managers absence. After Williams
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
SALES BUY HOME.

j. l.. Sale has purchased the Par
sens residence on Cushman street
and Eighth avenue. They have been
living at this place since Mrs Sales
return from the Outside.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
WILL OPERATE JUP!TER-MARS

1t is rumored that Eddie Willis is
disposing of his business interests
on Cleary creek. and that he is
moving a building on to the Jupiter
Mars quartz properly with the in
tention of working lease that he
is interested in with Willie Larson.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
HANSEN OF FOR CIRCLE.

Deputy Marshal Bert Hanson left
last week with a dog team for Cir
Gle, for the purpose of bringing two
prisoners TO Fairbanks. One Of the
prisoners is J. H. Miles, charged with
obtaining money under false pre-
lenses; the other an insane Indian.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
YUKON FROZEN AT EAGLE.

A wire to the marshals office here
from Eagle states that early We'd
nesday morning of last week. the
Yukon river froze over at that
place
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
1ERPICuAR HAS GONE.

Pinkerton & Co.'S caterpillar 1rac-
ton engine has gone out to Gold
stream where it will be employed
hauling wood during the winter from
the Goodfellow wood camp to the
different operators on the creeks.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT


Judgment has been granted in
the case of the Northern Nayisa-iou
VS.. Ed Lahe,ty and Thomas Kelly.
PENDANTS amounting f. f2te8a fo.-
of lumber in barge ed by The
steamer Herman TO the beach II
front of Ruhv civ and also fo--
the barge or for tha sum Of = una
An order was handed down Is
the court in the case of August IIa-
ministratrix Of tha estate If Folly
Pedro deceased and AIoyardar
Harot and August Hanoi Ir Mr.
pedro is ordered IN INV ! = cor.
fer referee, the balance Of his r.ng.
'nensation as referee anorn,ira T..
sqf
Through the banks attornoy l..
X. Pratt. Receiver f. G. Noycs. O.
the Wa. bank. has brought suit
in the district court against Alrhonse
MOrency to collect on a rotc Of
s1.O2S. given November %. 800. anG
due September l.. 1906. This We
signed by EnsOr q G!iffirh. William
II. Hines and AlphOnsn MOrency.
The complaint alleges that tn.
sum of $3.50 has been paid on the
note
ley railroad company. a corr. ration.
and John Xug. plaintiff vs. Wash
ington-Alaska bank. def ndqrrt
Judge Overfied signed ar ordc"
concelling a set-off Of $9G.9S ans re-
storing it to the credit of the Cifi-
zen Printing Co.
The WashingtOn-Alaska hare.
/ through its receiver began aciloa III
the district court a'1'noj ''u-iaE \.
Nedlh ana asalhst RoDer' :. 'iIn
The first suit is for the sum o.
$4,000. claimed on a promis"cy nos
and secured by a mortgage or -
below Cleary. second tier. ligh.
thernon Tba nIaintiff asks for The
sa1o If +bic nronortv
The second suit against Cham
oerIlh q ouItS; Is "lSo ~ ,., d =. VIZ.
lSsoIH ho.e VI >. %-, ooo so o'' "',';i'
claiiieu li'"U 9l'os-''' 'o,,'''i''H "'
: pS'iu " % i,,tora.t ~ tbl
! lower half OF NO. : above dlScoFef'
/ Dome, together with mlnlhS pan.
and wood.
III me ease Vi I F. , N,.artta1a 49,
re,el lluo, iul' Jus ~, t',i W.
which is in the nature of a com
promise. BY this the plaintiff Is to
pay the defendant $3.50, the balance
that the court flhds was que \l"o
are to be cancelled and the costs
70 be divided equally between the
parties. This was an action for
usurv.
! The case OF IhOrsen ct al. vs..
this last week, was decided Satur-
day in favor of the libellanrs
MED the motion for a new trial in
I the case of McKinnOn VS.. Riley.
| Harry Pratt has been entered as
attorney of record in the cases OF
! Vaudin VS.. Foster and OF Hanoi VS..
~
in the case of Dick Thorson ct al.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
ON INSPECTION TRIP.

Lieutenant Tatum is absent now
on his regular semi-annual tour of
inspection of the stations of the
government telegraph system along
the Fairbanks end CT the Valdez
line. The commanding officer left
some DAYS ago and will proceed as
far as McCallum before returning.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
WILL BE TRIED IN IDITARoD

Louis German and Angus Bronson,
the two men charged with looting the
gold car on the Iditarod railroad
of $4,000 last fall, will not be
brought here for trial. They will
have to wait until the court meets
at IditarCd
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
THE LADIES OF ST. JAMES.

The Ladies' Aid Society CT ST.
James held meeting recently at
which the date for their coming
fair was fixed for December ;.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20

For neatness and up-to-date Pic
ture Framing see Anderson Bros. &.
Nerland
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20

Fisher is making preparations for
extensive operations next summer
For Beautiful Rugs see Anderson
Bros & Nerland
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20
NOVEMBER IA. 1911.


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The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-20

Telephone Il. c. Davis 66A foF
Storm Sash.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
The Unfortunate East.

The heat wave has already killed many people in the eastern states, and this is only May. Nevertheless, the residents of those heat-stricken districts always say to visitors from Arizona: Your summers are dread fully hot, aren't they? How do you stand them" They only smile in a knowing and reproachful way when told that the summer climate of southern Arizona is much more en- durable than the summer heat of the interior states east of us; that the hot, dry weather here is invigorating rather than enervating, that most of the doctors go on vacation in summer because there is little call for their services. and that it is only on a rare day in July or August that, be- cause of the moisture in the air. we can understand something of the dis comforts which the residents of the hot and humid east must suffer in summer.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
The Policy of Murder in Russia.

Three thousand political suspects were hanged in Russia last year. They were tried by administrative pro- cess'-which means by court martial, without more than a perfunctory hearing-and were hanged because they were suspected of advocating the doctrine that the people of Russia should have a larger measure of lib- erty The reactionary policy of the criminal czar. who, if history does him justice, will be known as the fOulest murderer which modern civili- satiOn has produced, has developed a spirit of revolt among all liberal minded Russians. During the past few months the students of the vari- Ous universities, to the number of several thousand, have dared to pro- test against these wholesale murders by the czar and his creatures Pro- fessors in the universities to the number of several hundred have shown their sympathy with the stu dents by resigning, so that some of the principal institutions of higher learning are now substantially with out instructors
 Some ten days ago a story was telegraphed from Russia-by consent of the government, of course, for a rigid censorship prevails-to the ef- feet that the government apprehended an outbreak against the Jews at Kiev because of a report in circulation in that city which charged the Jews with the murder and hideous dismem- berment of a Christian boy as a ritu- alistic sacrifice. The American Jew ish committee warns the American people that it has proof that this story of the murdered boy is a monstrous fabrication fixed up by the Russian and telegraphed to the
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
A Municipal Business Manager.

The commission form of government for cities appeals to the average citi- zen as a good scheme, because he knows that under the party system the highest efficiency and the most economical management is not se- cured, and because it is understood that the commission plan eliminates politics and brings only practical business men into the service of the city.
 The first premise is sound-the party system is not the best But the second premise takes too much for granted-the experience of nearly a hundred cities which have adopted the commission form proves that. after the popular impulse of reform has passed and after the commission
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

press of the world for the purpose of
 preparing foreign countries for news
 of another "pogrom," or massacre
 of the Jews. According to the Jewish
 committee:
 The committee is satisfied that only a wide publicity can avert a recur- renee of the horrible massacres insti- gated by the Russian government, which took place between 1903 and | 1906, especially at Kishineff, Odessa
 and Bialystok. when thousands of Jews were foully massaCred and millions of property destroyed.
 The monstrous and infamous | stories recently sent out by the Rus | sian government from St. Petersburg. Kiev and Moscow, and published in
 American newspapers, concerning the alleged murder of a boy at Kiev. are precisely similar to the unfounded | tales circulated by the Russian gov ernment previous to the Kishineff, ! Odessa and Bialystok programme. Investigation shows that the stor- ies which have been sent out to Amer ican newspapers are founded upon baseless calumnies which appeared several weeks ago in the well known anti Semitic and reactionary organs, Russkoye Znamia, KOlOkol, Semstchi- na, and especially in the foremost or gan of the reactionaries, the Novoe Eremya, which, as is well known, is the mouthpieCe of the Russian gov ernment at St. Petersburg. The author of the article in the NovOe Nremya is Prince Mentchiekow, one of the star editors of that paper. He was formerly a liberal and follower of TOlstoi, but within the last ten years he has sold himself to the Novoe Nremya- and since then has attacked every progressive movement in Rus sia and vilely slandered the Jews at every opportunity.
 The political situation in Russia at the present time. due to the recent re- actionary victory of the czar and his prime minister Stolypin. is one of intense excitement. The Russian gov ernment has always resorted to mas sacre of Jews whenever the political situation was one of tenseness. and has repeatedly used this method to provide an outlet for the pent-up feelings of her excited populace.
 The government, by the use of sol diers the police and the administra- tive officials, has always instigated and directed the massacres at such times.
 There is a similar condition at the present moment, and unless the wid- est publicity is given To the vallainies which the government never hesi- tates to perpetrate in order to serve her own purposes, the world is likely to see a repetition at any time of the horrible scenes witnessed at former massacres.
 The Russian government always has controlled the situation absolutely As Prince Urussoff. formerly Cover nor of Bessarabia, and now prisoner on his estates, stated in a speech in the Duma, the Russian government can turn on a pogrOW of ten thousand pogroms when and where it pleases."
 The leaders Of Jewish thought in the United States believe that if our government would muster up suffi- cient courage to sever all diplomatic relations with the Russian government as a protest against that country's treatment of its Jewish citizens, the effect would be salutary.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21

PHoENM. ARIZONA, MAY 21, 1911.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-21
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