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The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
WHAT IS DOING AT
 THE MINES

Emil Furstenau of the Jupiter Mars lode is also having some work done on his Eva creek placer ground. He has engaged for the latter work the firm of Craig. Crook X Esthy. wLo have just finished some work for August C,uradt on the left limit oi Nc 2 below OF Ester creek. That they were successful in locating pay here k believed from the fact that COnradt is preparing to move his operating plant 10 that part Of the tlaim.
 The drill will determine for Faus- reuau the belief that the pay is on the left limit of Eva on his ground or that il continued only on the right limit where Wagner X Co. have it very rich.
 Among the active operators on quartz properties on Dome creek is Captain Spalding who was in town last week The captain reports every thing moving along smoothly with crew of four men As soon as the trails get in condition he will send shipment of ore to the Cinema mill,
 II k reported that a rich vein of quartz has been found on the FIX tension of the Newsboy mine. Ac- cCrding 10 the statements of arrivals from the workings the ledge is un- covered for distaCe of 13O feet. The vein k fifteen inches wide and appears to compare favOrably with the Newsboy Pannings from the quartz give good results though no assays have as yet been obtained.
 Mr Mon. of the firm of Moon X Black. has taken a sub-cOntract to drill the hole on the NeWsboy mine. He expects tO have his work com pleted within the next 20 days. Gas ing has been sent out to Obviate the accidental sticking of the drill bits such as occurred some time ago.
 James Sherard. manager cf the Newsboy Mining Company. was in town during the past week superin- tending the shipment of the Cameron pump. lumber and other necessary supplies out to the property.
 The mill is all set up and ready for the boiler which will furnish the power which is not yet on the ground and cannot be put there until the | ads get in better condition.
 The miners of Chatanika and Cleary. who have been using the water from the Howell ditch, closed down on October ,. according 10 liar ry Badger. who arrived in town last week Mr Badger. who is manager for the ditch has had it placed in condition fGr next season.
 Louis Honson. on No. 16 below, and George Reyes on 13 below. were still operating in the lower end of the Chatanika valley last week. The majority of the operators around Chatanika are reported to have had very prosperous season.
 John Murphy, who arrived in Fair banks on Thursday last reports that the claim owners ,f the Totatlanika are finding the pay along where pros pcctins iS under way He and his brother and John Cook have been shOveling in the past season and the ground carried good values. On HOmestake canyon Charles An de, son. Nels Stohl and Pete Knut- sol are making a good deal better than wages J. r. sherman has had several men employed all season on Platte creek working on good ground.
 Mir Murphy estimates the output for the past season at $l0,OOO. All of the miners use coal for camp purposes in preference to wood as there is plenty of Ignite 10 be had without trouble
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
TURkO-ITACIAN WAR.

TRIPOLI. Africa. Oct. 13. - While advancing southward along the road to Misdah today, the first division of the Italian army came upon the main body of the Turkish forces. A battle ensued The Italians lost 1,5OO men and then retired toward Tripoli.
 STAMBOUL, Oct. 13. - Parliament will convene tomorrow vote Will be taken upCn the question Of ar mistice. The young Turks declare that if the war is declared off they will depose the sultan. Italian news papermen are given "A hours to get out of the city and out of Turkish territory
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
EXPLOSION ON GOLDSTREAM.

Ed Cleary while about to enter drift on the BigelOw workings on Goldstream last Tuesday afternoon walked into a gas pocket. His can dle ignited the gas which exploded resulting in no further injury than a severe burn on Mir. Cleary's face. He is now i'll St. Joseph's hospital getting treatment.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
WANTS CLAIMS SURVEYED.

Aueusr ". C.nradt has asked the general land office to order a sur vey of his property for patent. viz, below discovery right limit, sec nnd tier h nrh; 6 below bench right limit and five and six below creek ,l1itrS all OF Ester creek.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
Rubber Stamps Of all Kinds. Pad: supplies. etc at The Citizen office
 ANOTHER INDIAN CRAZY.

Deputy Marshal Snipes has tele- eraphed rhe local office that he has taken in charge a native named Felix J hn. Who has been adjudged insane The prisoner will be held ill Circle until the f:ceZenp. after which he will be brought to Fair banks Tor lransnnrtation Outside
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
LESSONS HAVE SURVEY.

l.. A. and E. R. lesson have ap- piled for an official survey of their property on No. 1 above dis covery on Ester creek, and an or der was accordingly made by the general land office for Deputy and Mineral Surveyor Davidson to do the work.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16

plaro under the bank where it was F-.. llc lu The season.
 Ised was single and about a. y,... ,f az He i> known to hay" relatives in Yarmouth. Nova Scotia.
 The funeral was held yesterday afternoon under The auspices f the local ay.ic of Eagles. of which de. ceased was member. lui.rment Vas in the plot uf 'be order in Fair banks cemetery
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
ARRESTED FOR BOOZE THEFT

Frank Graham and Mel Matheson have been arrested and are now in tha federal jail charged with steal ing from the N. x. Co.'S dock at Chena four ten-gallon kegs of whisky.
 The complaint was signed by F. W. Griffin. to whom the liquor was f..rSipucd
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER IA, 1911.

Barber association claim, 16O acres, one-balf mile from head of Deadman slough. Located Oct. 12 by lsick Harrigan ct al.
 Sugar association placer claim, l6o acres. adjoining Barber claim, Deaa' man slough. Located Oct. 12 by Wm Mates ct al.
 South Dakota association placer claim. l6O acres, left limit Chata' nika between Pilot and Cleary creeks. Located July 15 by J. J. Rig ner ct al
 Satisfaction of Mortgage.
 F. G. Noyes, receiver Of Washing ton-Alaska bank to A. w. Balzimer and R. F. McCrea, satisfaction or real mortgage, 4-5 interest of hrst bench claim left limit of 10 below Fairbanks creek. $919.1O.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
WOMEN WIN BY 2,000.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l3. - The suffragettes over the state are today celebrating. the official count hay ing shown that they led in Tuesdays election by narrow margin.
 The preliminary returns indicated that they had lost the election by few hundred. Now it is known that they won by a majority of 2,00o votes. Last night, as soon as il became certain that the suffragetes had won, the celebration was begun.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
REPAIRS ON COURT HOUSE.

Some changes were being made in the courthouse during the past week. besides a complete change i'll the judges chambers, the storm doors and other preparations for win ter were made.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
CAN USE OLD FORMS.

Postmaster Boyer has received in structions to use the old forms for money orders until the new ones arrive. Hence money can be sent through this service the same as usual
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
STATES HAVE RIGHT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. - The National Association of Railway Com missioners declares that the separ- ate states have the right to regulate lhe freight rates to be charged with in their borders
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER 13, 1911.
 ocatinpc

Wild Rose quartz claim, near Blue Bell claim. right limit Last Chance creek. tributary of Goldstream. Lo- cated by Thomas keenan.
 Blue Bell quartz claim, right limit Last Chance creek. tributary Gold stream. Located by Thomas keenan. Spruce Hen quartz claim. right limit Last Chance creek, tributary of Goldstream. Located by Thomas Keenan,.
 Willow Grouse quartz claim, right limit Last Chance creek tributary Goldstream. Located by Thomas keenan.
 Bill of Sale.
 Oswald Olson to Washington-Alas' ka bank; bill of sale; certain mining machinery on Ready Bullion creek $l
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BRINGING IN THE GOLD.

The Toloyana Mining Company on Tuesday deposited in the First Ma rimnal bank a thousand-dollar blick of gold. It was the result of cItaH-up after 12 days run.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
pINcHor AND POINDExTER.

SEATTLE, Oct. 13 - Clifford Pin chot and Senator Poindexter will ad- dress large mass meeting to be held in this city on Monday noon. IThey will disc lss Alaska affairs. ana the duties of the federal government Toward Alaska
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
FOWLER WILL TRY AGAIN.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13. = Aviator Fowler will set cut from this city
 Tomorrow on another attempt to tross the states to the Atlantic sea
 board.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
MAIL FOR THE OUTSIDE.

Three sacks of first class mail weighing 19S pounds left for the coast on the Orr stage on Monday last
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OUT FOR CARIBOU.

Albert Bell of Chatanika, ana Jack McLan left for the Beaver riv' CT country several days ago looking for the big caribou herd which It is believed is sequestered in that section. They expect to be gone about three weeks During their ab- sence Mrs. Bell will remain in the city visiting Mrs. Nordale and other friends
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
BANKER WALSH OUT

LEAVENWORTH, Oct. 14.-Banker Walsh, who was pardoned last week, left the prison today. He joyfully took lcavc of the officials here.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
FILED for RECORD

also certain mining machinery.
 II F.. Gardner to Valentine Lind: lay on tract 330x500 feet on Is below Cleary: also certain mining machin- cry.
 Bill of Sale.
 ! !. Lushbaugh and II. Lawson. Williams 10 F.. A. Williams; bill of safe, certain mining machinery on Engineer creek
 Nheelan and MCGoWan to D. Me Pheee. bill of sale to 75 cords of wood situated at head of Engineer creek. $i
 Proof of Labor.
 Henry Stubbs for himself, Wiscon. sin association placer claim, 2nd tier bench opposite discovery and below n Cripple creek. a tributary of Cinema river.
 Locations.
 T. S. association placer claim. l60 acres. Chatanika river Located Aug by II. F.. Gardner ct al
 Sourdough association placer claim 1Gn acres. Chatanika river. Located Aug , by A. c. Gardner ct al. Band Rock association placer claim. tfo acres, Chatanika river. Lo- Cated Aug. 2 by A. C. Chapman ct al HOmestake association placer claim l6o acres Chatanika river. Located Aug by Lydia B. Gardner ct al Gardner association placer claim. l6o acres, Chatanika river. Located Aug. 2 by P. R. McGuire ct al. St. Paul association claim, l60 acres. Chatanika river. Located Aug j bN A. C. Chapman et al
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
TALK TO JUNEAUlTES.

JUNEAU. Oct L. Former For ester Pinchot and Senator PoindeX- ter, of Washingt3n. stopped at Ju- neau yesterday on their way from the coal fields of Alaska They ad- dressed meeting of Juneau citizens last night, speaking on the Alaska coal situation and on the proposal for government regulation of coal mining
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
Locations.


 Eldorado quartz claim adJoins Sourdouph quartz claim head of Soda creek. tributary of Sourdough a trib- utary of Chatanika Located Sept. 14 by r. NJ Keys. ST. by R $. John son. agent
 Hope quartz claim, head Soda creek. tributary Sourdough, tributary of Chatauika Located Sept If by A. < Johnson, by R. $. Johnson, agent
 Chaffeur quartz claim. extension Of OBrion lode, left limit Last Chance. tributary of Goldstream. Located Aug. 2G by George Perusse.
 Comet quartz clam. adjoins Con- way claim on divide between Bear creek and Chatham creek. Located May II by A. j. Smyth and o. c. Williams.
 Paper entitled Center Star, de scribing area Xl.500; sign"d o. C. Williams and A. J. Smyth.
 Conway quartz claim on divide be- tween Bear creek and Chatham creek. Located May Il by o. c. Williams and A. ]. Smyth.
 Dakota quartz claim adjoins Ida hO clam on dlFlde between pear creek and Fairbanks creek. Located July 29 hy O. C. Williams and A. J, Smyth
 Colorado quartz claim, adjoins Banner and Porcupine claims. Locat- ed June 29 by o. C. Williams and A J. Smyth.
 Idaho quartz claim, adjoins Ameri- can Eagle and Fl Toro claims on divide between Bear and Fairbanks creeks. Located July 20 by o. c. Williams and A J. Smyth.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
OCTOBER 12. 1911.
 Deeds.

Henry r. Ray to F. L. Sanderlin: 1: trustee deed; lot 2 block, 42 town of Fairbanks $21O.
 Lay. BaIZimcr ct al to Freeman and Larsen; lay on first tier bench, lefI limit opposite No 10 below discovery Fairbanks creek
The Alaska citizen., 1911-10-16
Mortgages.

A w. BalZimer to Charles Lar sen. mortgage; undivided 4-5 interest in first tier bench, opposite left limit h below discovery, Fairbanks creek. Sl.00O.
 R w. Taylor ct al to F. A Webb: mortgage; undivided 12 interest in creek claim No. above discovery Fish creek $63S.
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WHERE RACES ARg MIXED
In the Ramapo Mountain Are Whites
Negroes, Indians and Dutch.

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man.
Since the period before the RE-
Voudonarf war the mountain range
known as the Ramapo in Rockland
and Orange counties New York, has
been Jha home at a mixed indian, ne-
gr0 and white population which in
teres,lng though t Is has remained
practically unknown 10 out ders.
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tfibe. so-Cailed seems to have been
founded by the blending OF tew
families 0E native Algonquin lndiaGs
probably Minisinks uf fhe Delaware
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ley OH their way frOm Carolina in
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gimc the runaway negro slaves. and
perhaps freedmen from the Dutch
colonial plantations ia the adio ming
counties 0f NeN Jersey Nagab0na
white men of al sorts also contrihut
"a share % the community from
tae eaFlg lays until now The Jack
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
Will Enlarge.

1t may he needless L. call attention to
the announcement OF j. \. Armstrong.
which appears elsewhere in this issue, a.
hc dcNot,~ two pages Ia a description OF
Premium sale which he has inaugural
cd 1t gives lis pleasure, however. Ia
refer L. the matter, and Ia chronicle the
success which has followed in the foot
step, al another OF Jcrume's progressive
business men 1t Was in lNn that Mr..
Armstrong cast his lot among the people
here, commencing in a small way in the
Camas block. Step 10y step lac has
climbed up the ladder oi succcs>. enlarg
ing his business ~ occasion demanded,
and it was not long since that lac rc-
moved to the CONNEXIONS huildine hr
now occupies
For some time hc has seen the nec,'s-
sity of the establishment OF ladies en-
porium. and. alert To his own interests
as well a. the wants ol the ladies OF der
ONE. he has leased the store room al
joining his present location, wherein hc
will install complete stock Of ladies
furnishings, dry goods, millinery, and in
fact. all the requirements al an up-to-
date nutiitting parlor.
This success achieved by Mr.. Arm
strong is due To- his strict attention I,
business coupled with a pleasing person
atty, that has won Tor him numerous
friends. and customers whom he has hc,
by his courteous and nhliging treatment
May his present venture prove rs success
ful as the past record would indicate, IL
! the wish of THE TINES
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
Grand Opening.

The Idaho Theatre will open in ills new
quarters in the Higgins building on east
Main street, next Monday evening. The
building has been entirely nmodcled
throughout. \ stage has been erected
with dimensions large enough to accom-
odatc u large troupe. New scenery has
been put in and system OF c"lord
lights arranged Ia give more effect Ia the
scenes enacted. Another prominent Tea
turc is an inclined floor, giving all u
clear view of the stage from any part oi
the house.
For the opening week Manager llar-
ness has secured one oi the big pantaps
acts, Bell and DeBcll X Co. in harmony
singing and classical music, and prom
Uses his patrons Il rare treat.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
Takes d Partner.

As will be seen 10y card in another
column, the independent Meat Market is
Successor to the City Meat Market, that
has been conducted Tor some time 10y J.
K. Ellis. The latter gentleman finding
his rapidly increasing business too bur
dcnsonc Tor him, has taken partner in
the person oi q. W. Daugherty. who en-
tered upon his duties June LIST. The
business will be- conducted al the old
sand, and ~ both gentlemen are well
and iavorably known, We hcspcak for
them the same continued success that has
followed the efforts of Mr. Ellis
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
THE RAILROAD is COMING
The Track Laying Crew on the o. S.
l.. Making Rapid Strides
Toward Jerome.

The track laying crew on the Rupert
Bliss cutoff OF the Oregon Short Line
are expected to reach Wendell to-day or
Tomorrow, and judging from the record
they are making, should reach Jerome
before another two weeks.
This news seems almost too good to be
true, but actual operations warrant it, rs
II is stated the track laying record is be
ing broken every day, 1000 feet per
hour being laid, and il would indicate
lllat the company now proposes 10 lose
no time in getting trains running through
here. Al hail to the coming event.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
FATS VS.. LEANS
An Exciting Event to be Pulled OH at
The Ball Park Sunday Afternoon.

Sunday next will undoubtedly witness
one Of the most exciting events ever
pulled off on the diamond here At 80
game will DE called, which will be par
ticipated in 10y two mines picked from
among our most distinguished athletics
the fats To be captained by Vie Skaddcn
while Herb Schocnthal will control the
mancnvers OF the leans Some very dis
tinguishcd players, Ito hear them tell III
are numbered among the contestants on
either side, and they ,ropuse to show the
regular nine how to play bali.
The line-up uf the two mines will be
about as follows
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-06-08
Suddenly Summoned.

Friends and acquaintance OF Mrs. q.
l.. F""tc, were shocked yesterday by the
receipt ul telegram from Boise, annonn-
eng the death ri tins estimablc lady,
which occurred at the hospital there
Al two O'Clock A. NJ. Mrs. Footc
slight operation. She Was accompanied
10y her husband and brother, the latter
returning after the ope,..lsiiiif,si al!.ich he
reported 10 be Il very successful one
The husband remained with his wife, and
no thought OF any serious complications
arising wer. INDUCED in by friends here,
until a letter, received Tuesday, indicated
that her condition WAS not a. favorable
~ could he wished Tor, which announce
mcnt MAS followed yesterday by the sad
message ol her heath
The decreased Was the daughter ni Mr.
and Mrs. c. \. Miller, Who reside on =
ranch southwest ni town. coming here
from Dixon, H., with her husband about
Il year ago, taking up their residence in
town, where they have since resided
She Was a lady ol refinement, and gath
cred around her many warm friends VIII,
are grirved al her delnise, just in til,
prime OF lie.
She LEAVES husband, brother, All,
her aged parents. who are Frustrated by
the sad event. and L. whom the sym
pathy oi the entire community goes out
The remains will be- brought here fo
intcrmcnt, and are expected to arrive
either to-day or tomorrow. No definite
funeral arrangements have been made "A
vet. however.