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Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
PASSENGER VESSELS
 MUST CARRY WIRELESS
The New Regulation te Become Ef-
 fective July i.

Washington, D. C., June 15.-After the first of next month ocean going vessels carrying more than fifty pas sengers will be liable to a fine of S5.Oe0 unless they are equipped with wireless telegraph apparatus capable of transmitting messages at least loo miles and are manned by an op- orator carrying a certificate issued by this or a foreign government
 The regulations governing wireless equipment under an act of congress passed June 24. 1910, to become ef- fective July l. 1911. were issued by the commissioner of navigation today
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
IMPERIAL VISITOR.
The Czar Entertained by an American
 Fleet.

Cronstadt. Russia. June 15.-EmperOr Nicholas paid visit today to the sec ond division of the United States At lantic fleet under command of Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger His ma jesty presented signed portraits of him self to the admiral and captains.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
THE PARCELS POST.
Suffragists Get Behind the Sulzer
 Bill.

Washington, b. C.. June 15.-Woman suffrage joined in support of the parcels post. in advocacy of the Sul- ger bill today before the house com mittee on pOstoffices
 Miss Emma Gillett of New York de- clared that the cause of woman's s suffrage needed the parcels post. and she praised the postoffice department as the only government department close to the people
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
FOR AN ARIZONA RESERVOIR.
Application for Area Along Hassay
 ampa Approved.

Washington. D. C., June 15.-Secre- tary of>the Interior Fisher has ap- proved an application by Mrs. Eleanor C. Whitman for the use of 300 acres of land in the Hassayampa valley. Ari- Zona, for the Box canyon reservior.
 Notice of approval will be sent to the local land office at Phoenix in a few days. The reservior will be used for irrigation and power pur- poses
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
THE WHITE HOUSE CONFIDENT.

Washington, June 15.-The Canadi- an reciprocity bill now has sixty votes in the United States senate. according to the White House count. The Root amendment will be killed by com fortable majority in the same body. say the men who have studied the situation for President Taft
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
CONSERVATION CONGRESS
The Next Session Will be Held ir
 Kansas City.

Kansas City. June 15.-The next national conservation congress will he held in this city, September 9. 26, 27. next This information was received here in message from the secretary of the congress.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
DECISION AGAINST SULLIVAN.

Oakland. Cal, June 15.-Claiming a foul which was not allowed, Dan Sullivan quit fighting in the third round of scheduled six round bout with Frank Klaus tonight and was declared the loser by Referee Eddie Smith. Klaus had all the advantage from the start
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
GROCERS AT OKLAHOMA CITY

Denver. Col, June 15.-Oklahoma City was chosen for the 1912 con- vention of the National Retail Grocer's association which closed it's sessions here today
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16
CATCHER RELEASED.

Milwaukee. Wis. June 15.-Catcher Lou Criger of the Milwaukee American association baseball team was given unconditional release today.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16

FOR RENT-5-room brick house with bath, windmill and horse corral sheds, with acres alfalfa; Page wire fence; close to town E.. E Pascoe, no North Center street
Arizona republican., 1911-06-16

room house. close in; rent, s3000 per month. Come quick if you want this snap. E. E. Pascoe. 110 North Gen. ter.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
PERSONAL MENTION

lake. He brought back birds and
rabbits
Tom McClusky, tenderfoot ran
cher, was in town last week and
left for his home with a supply
Of merchandise.
Al Coslett, OF Ophir creek in the
Beaver country, has returned to
Cnatanika He says everything is
at standstll on the creek,
Miss Laura Burnett is on a TWO
weeks vacation from her duties in
the long distance division of the
Fairbanks central telephone station.
Ben DrOShe. one of the oldtimers
has started on the long mush to
Chitna He expects to walk all
the way and to return in about sev-
Ell months.
f. A. Deruchia. merchant prince,
OF Gilmore, returned to that place
early in the week after several
days in Fairbanks, which were util-
ized both for business and pleasure.
Jack McPhal brought in from
McManus creek, suffering from ap.
pendicitis by Or. Sutherland, who
made the trip from Fairbanks after
him, has recovered sufficiently %
leave the hospital.
G. w. Wilson, of the Big Cinema
hot springs. was in town last week,
He reports that Is people are So
jourring al the springs at the pres
ent time. Among them he mention
ed Fred Miller. who he says is gel
ting along nicely now.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06

Judge Adams has decided to go
hunting.
John Metzger is a visitor in town
from Chatanika.
Jonathan Byler is in town from
Byler's rOadhouse.
Walter Fisher, of Olness. was n
town late in the week.
Harry Luckey is planning 10 have
an extended hunting trip.
John McGinn left on last Thurs
days stage for the Outside.
Ed Horney. of Eva creek, was IN
town last week on business.
F.. B. Story arrived recently in
Fairbanks from Goose creek,
Mr.. f. L. French. is confined to
his room in his hotel with a severe
cold.
E. C. Rose. of the Newsboy mine.
was in the city during the pas;
week.
Sam Weiss returned to Chatanika,
last Thursday. after some days in
town.
Judge Wickersham was on; on
the creeks good part OF last
week.
VIM Bruce, the Dimes freighter
was in town the early part of last
week.
Mrs. John Cullaine of Fox is
walking out over the Fairbanks-Chit-
ma trail
Fred BECKER was in LOWE from
Goldstream last week on business
matters.
William Hartwig, who is farming
below Cinema left town Thursday for
Tolovana.
Ira Griffin. OF Cinema, was in
Fairbanks, early last week on a So
cial visit.
Dave Cascaden and wife. of Ridge
TOP. were in town the middle Of
last week
A. G. Johnson.of Engineer creek,
was in the city the latter part OF
the week.
Walter Spott, the Cleary freighter,
was in town Thursday for load of
merchandise.
P. ]. Rickert, who has been out
hunting returned to Fairbanks early
in the week
Lou Conway and jim Reardon are
in town again after having prospect
ed for some time.
Stanley Hess of the A. f. Co., at
Pedro creek, is reported to be sut-
fering from la grippe.
William Wallace and son Earl
killed moose near the Ohio road
house a few days ago.
E. w. Herschberger has come TO
town after doing some prospecting
work on SkoOgy gulch.
Leroy Tozier will leave on the
stage this morning for the Outside.
He expects to return in February.
H. l.. HedIick. of the steamer
Julia B. was the only passenger on
the outbound stage of Monday last.
Rev. Condit returned last Thursday
from months hunting near Birch
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
OCTOBER 30. 1911
Deede

J F Emmott to George Wolf and
John Rosburge; deed is interest in
Tanana association claim: mouth Of
Vault creek. Chatanika flats. $1,000.
Luther c. Hess to Barney Sands
from and +. p Walters; deed %
interest in and 2. Walnut creek A;
also % interest in bench No. 2
left limit. opposite | and ? Fair
banks creek; also 2-3 interest in
part of bench below left limit,
Fairbanks creek; also % interest in
certain mining plant
Mortgages.
John Zugg to J. A. Webb; mort
gage on lots . and T. block 80
Sl1o5.
Proof Of Labor.
S. b. Fretwell for J. 7. Ross ct al;
proof of labor on Homestake asso-
cation claim Ophir creek.
Location.
Asia association claim. Allen gulch
left limit Goldstream; leo acres.
Located by Dave Petree ct al.
kooskia quartz claim; right limit
Wolf creek Located September 6
by Harry Craemer and J. T Me
Croa
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
FILED for RECORD

J. L. Flynn
Oneta No. / and also Oneta No. .
quartz claims, between Eva and
J. =. Norris ct al.
NOVEMBER 2. 1911.
Mortgages.
Henry G. Cook to +. r. Peoples !;
chat'cl mortgage; certain mining ma
Chiuery. team of horses. wagon. etc
situate on above Ester. s2.75o.
Proof of Labor
STANLEY II. Hess fer Alaska Ex-
plOration Co; proof of labor on frac.
ton between and Twin creek.
Grubstake
Agreement between Augusta II.
Stoddard and 5. H. Simonson, ter.
inmates 1912
Power of Attorney.
Marguerite Gallagher. IF Salt Lake.
Utah; also Ida Peters. of Chicago;
also Lena. Josie. Edward and r. D.
Hegg. all OF Denver. collectively;
also Mary Schubert of Denver: to
Augusta II. Stoddard. OF Fairbanks;
powers of attorney to stake and
transfer mining property.
Location.
Chief quartz claim; Eagle pup Lo-
Gated Oct 9. by J. :. Vance.
Sunrise quartz claim; Eagle pup
Located oct .. by G. +. Roadruck
Amended location of Homestead
by F, + Jones; y + Ia of y + IA
of 5 + Ii section II. and w IL
of y w Ii and y w Il of : w
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Nick Panacolas has brought suit
in the commissioners court to re
cover on a note from Gc rye May
glasses for the sum OF $40.
The case OF w. +, Whitley -.
Ludwig Johnson was Withdrawn and
settled cut Of court,
On Thursday Judge Dillon fine0
Tom Marquam $25 and costs upon
conviction of assault and battery
upon Walter King. Notice of appeal
was given. :.
A. H. Jones has filed suit against
John Webster and Sylvester Howell
10 recover $S9795 alleged 10 be
due as wages for work performed
on II and Is below first tier left
limit bench on Cleary Creek.
On Monday morning Tom Mar
guam was arrested on warrant
sworn to by Walter King. charging
assault and battery. Marquam plead
ed mt guilty and was released Oh
his own recogni2ance.
The case OF the t. 5. VS.. Anuel
Mulch. was dismissed by Judge Dill
lon on Tuesday.
Robert I.avery filed a petition in
the estate of Thomas Marshal, de-
ceased, asking to be appointed ad-
miniStIatOr OF the estate. Marshall.
according to the petition diSd in
Seattle on or about Oc'Ober -. 1911.
The letters of administration We're
granted
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
YUKON STILL OPEN.

Deputy Marshal Charles received
a message last week from Deputy
Marshal Robinson at Eagle to the
effect that the Yukon river had not
yet shown any indications of freeZ-
ing Immediately Ice had been run
ming for four days, bur the weather
continued mild The season is re
ported as one of the latest in the
history of Eagle
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
MRS. SEA TEACHING.

Mrs Samuel Sea is filling the
place of Mrs. Franklin, who resign
ed ner position in the city schools
because of i'll health. Mrs. Frank
lin will soon leave for the Outside,
and Mrs Sea who has been installed
in the primary department of the
schools will remain in charge of
the same until the arrival of Miss
Sallady. who is now on her way to
Fairbanks from Seattle.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
CHURCH is MOVING.

John Enlund. who has the contract
for moving the Catholic church from
it's foundations on the corner OF
First and Dunkle streets over to
Garden Island, is getting the work
well under way. The church is now
headed for the river and will be
brought ever as soon as the freeze
up arrives.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
NOVEM Der 8. 1911.

Sterling quartz claim No. L. and
Sterling quartz claim No. .; right
limit OF Middle Fork cf Chatham
creek. 500 feet from mouth of Sled
creek. Located September 80 by +.
w Herchherger
Good Luck placer claim; opposite
and : below. left limit, Ester, in
the fifth tier Located Sept. % by
Dan DOoling and Fred King
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
JOE GONE CUNNING.

Joe Morrow. of the First National
bank has taken his vacation. and a
new Springfield rifle. and gone with
both into the wilds in search of big
game. He expects to spend the
greater part of his time in the neigh
borhOod of the Big Cinema hot
springs. Ferguson. of Graehl is
travelling with him.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
Territorial Government Of Oregon
184S.

Section a. And be it further en-
acted, That the inhabitants OF said
Territory shall be entitled to en-
JOY all the rights. and shall
be subject 10 all conditions. and re-
strictions, and prohibitions in said
articles of compact imposed upon
the people of said territory; anC the
Existing laws now in force in the
Territory of Oregon, under the au-
thority of the provisional govern
ment established by the people there
of, shall continue to be valid and
operative therein, so far as the
same be not incompatible with the
constitution of the United States,
and the principles CT this act; sub
ject nevertheless to be altered, mod
flied or repealed by the legislative
assembly of the said Territory Of
Oregon; and the laws OF
the United States are hereby en-.
tended over and declared to be in
force in said territory, SO far as
the same, or any provision thereof,
NAV be applicable.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
GOING BY BOAT.

According to report received
Deputy Marshal Snipes intended
leaving Circle for Fort Yukon. on
Friday morning. in small boat,
the river being still open. While in
Fort Yukon Mr.. Snipes will serve
several subpoenas:- 1t is expected
that the trip will consume several
weeks
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
OkUAHOM A.

Sec. IL claws of Nebraska eX-
tended to oklahoma. That the fol
lowing chapters and provisions OF
the compiled laws OF the state OF
Nebraska in force November |,
1889. in so far as they are locally
applicable. and not in conflict with
the laws Of the United States. or
with this act are hereby extended
TO and put in force in tbs Territory
of Oklahoma until after the adjourn
ment of the first session OF the
legislative assembly of said terri
tory. namely: (Then follow the
chapters referred to- COG Stat. L..
So
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
Territorial Government Of Arkansas

An Act establishing a separate ter
ritorial government in the southern
part of the territory of Missouri.
Section l. And be it enacted, That
all laws which shall be il force
in the Territory of Missouri, on
the fourth day of July next, not
inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act. and which shall be APP
plicable to the Territory Of Arkan-
sas. shall be. and continue. in force
ir the latter Territory, until modi-
fled CT repealed by the legislative
authority thereof.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
PORTO RICO

tory Of Colorado as elsewhere in the
United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06

blank Smith tells what 3ol., may
do for him. gives him his powers
ard places the limitations. just SO.
congress runs along to section ten
in the Wickersham bill and tells
the Legislature Cine new agent what
it may do. and what it may not
DO And. carrying this analogy a lit
te further when Smith feels 80 in
cliusd he revokes the power grant
ed 10 Jones his agent In like man
ner may congress at any time re-
woke the power ssanted 10 the Iegis-
lature
All of the territories according to
Mr. Wickcrsham which had
the local laws of other states and
territories extended for their use
until their own legislatures could
inset and make new ones have been
given power to alter. amend. modi-
~ and repeal such laws. In some
cases which are herewith printed
special mention is made OF this
fact but not in all OF them. The
reader will notice standing out prom
lnehtH III every "haollhs ACT io'
all the territories this language.
That the legislative powers are
extended to all subjects Of rlghtfuI
legislation not IN conr''ct win 'ne
laws and the constitution Of the
United States" This is the power
: ,t. d a;.u ~ p.
.-
pea e6's''n9 laws "'n'n
that limitation. But in all
cases congress holds the
RICH, of review and may approye o.
"'S"llioNe any law It '''"' ''''"''''
an Illegal act OF the legislature;
likewise it may invaidate an act
tho, !, 1aool
VIII De ''"ui's ho''" ne
says that in all of these newly
created territories in winch the
,o,;s,,,,,o- h,,a ho.r givar r,.,,ar
10 amen" the eA'9'ihS io'"i laws
which have been continued l"tce,
or the laws borrowed from some
o,har sto,o or territory and ay,anJ.
"a io' 'o' 9" "s'' '''' IVY ~ WV
single instance do these sections re-
fer to laws establishing a civil gov
,r,.n.
~ IL, ,.. VII.
10 give Se'''o'' 'o'' s"'9
ersham the language asked to De
inserted by Mr. Roth would not
only give il power to destroy the
.i,;, .. -, Al,sL, I'm, .lso
o-
p~"'' ~ N'7'''E
court, which not even the state OF
New York nos any other state pos
Ae9S'S
The citations bearing Il 'he ais
puted question follow:
ALASKA.
AIS Extended.
c,,.;o ,,d ,,,.s ~
-. r.sLaa 49, .hs
constitution Of the United States
and all the laws tnereo' "n'cn
are not 'oca''y 'nappi'cao'e' sna'
nave the same 'oree anu cree "'',,
in the sad territory as e'sewhere
IN the On'tca states ,na' d'' INC
laws OF the On,teo states ne'1'o-
fore passed establishing the eHecu'
tive and Judicial departments IN
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06

thereof Provided, however. That no
law shall be valid which is incon-
sistent with the constitution and
avs Of the United States.
Section 9 And be ii further en-
acted. That the laws and regulations
in force in the said District at the
commencement of this act. and not
inconsistent with the provisions
thereof shall continue in force un-
til altered modified or repealed
by the legislature
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
Territorial Government Of Missour
-121o

Territorial Government Of Missouri
-1812,
Sect t, And be it further en-
acted. That the legislative power
shall be vested in a general assem-
bly,. The general assembly
shall have power to make laws In
all cases, both civil and criminal.
for the good government Of the peo-
Pile of said Territory, not repu9nant
to or inconsistent with the constitu-
lion end laws of the United States.
Section IA extends the common
law.
Section l6 And be it further en-
acted that the laws and regulations
in force in the Territory of Louis
lana at the commencement of this
act. not inconsistent with the pre-.
visions thereof, shall continue in
force until altered. modified or re-
pealed by the general assembly,
Section Is. And be 1t futher en-
acted, That the general ssembly
shall never interfere with the prim-
airy disposal of the soil by the Unit
ed States in congress assembled,
nor with any regulation that con-
gress may find necessary to make
for securing the title in the bona
fide purchasers. No tax shall ever
be imposed on lands the property Of
the United States.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
HAWAII.

Sec. + That the laws Of Hawaii
not inconsistent with the constitu-
ton or laws Of the United States
or provisions of this Act shall con
tinue in force, subject TO repeal or
amendment by the Legislature of
Hawaii. or the congress of the Unit
ed States 81 Stat. H.. 1922
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
The Territorial Government Of Flor
ida-1822.

ida-1S22.
Sfct:on : And be it enacted, That
the legislative power shall be vest
ed in the governor. and i'll thirteen
of the most fit and discreet persons
If the territory, to be called leg
islative council, who shall be APP
pointed annually, by the president
of the United States. by and with
he advice and consent OF the SEN
ate, from among the citizens CT the
United States residing there. the
governor. by and with the advice
of and consent of the said leglsla-
tive council or a majority OF them,
shall have the power to alter, modi-
fv or repeal the laws which may
be in force at the commencement
of this act Their legislative pow
ers shall also entend to all r'shtru'
subjects of legislation: but no law
shall be valid which is inconsistent
with the constitution and laws OF the
limited States. The governor
and legislative council shall have no
power over the primary disposal OF
the soil. nor to tax the lands OF
the United States. nor to interfere
with the claims to lands within said
I rritory.
Sections 6, and s create and de-
fine the other branches of The civil
government.
Section 13. And be it enacted, That
the laws in force in the said Terri
tory at the commencement OF TINS
act, and not inconsistent with the
provisions thereof, shall continue i'll
force until altered. modified or re-
| naalad nv the LEGISLATURE
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
Territorial Government Of loWa-103o

Section. 10 Ard be it enacted,
That the inhabitants of said Ter
ritory shall be entitled to all the
rights. privileges and immunities
he! etofore granted and secured 10
the Territory OF Wisconsin, and to
all its inhabitants. and the existing
laws of the Territory OF Wiscon-
sin shall be extended over said Ter
ritory, so far as the same be net
in compatible with the provisions
of this act. subject, nevertheless TO
lie altered. modified or repealed. by
the governor and the legislative as
sem!lv of the said Territory CT Iowa:
and further, the laws Of the United
States a:e hereby extended over,
and shall he in force in said Terri
tory, so far as the same. or any
provision thereof. may be applica-
BILE
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
Territory Of Louisiana-1805.

Section 3. The legislative power
shall be vested in the governor and
in three judges or majority OF
them to make all laws which
they may deem conducive to the
good government of the inhabitants
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
The Territorial Government Of Ala
bama.-1817.

All Act to establish a separate Ter
ritoral government for the east
ern part Of the Mississippi terri
10Y.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted.
That all offices which may exist
and laws which may be i'll force, in
said territory. within the boundaries
above described. at the time this
act shall g into effect, shall con
ginue to exist and be III force. I'M
til otherwise provided by law. ..
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT OF
COlORADO-1861.

Section s. And be it further en-
acted, That the legislative power OF
the territory shall extend to all
riahtfui subjects Of legislation con-
sistent with the constitution OF the
United States and the provisions OF
the act; but no law shall be impos-
ed interfering with the primary dis
nosal of the soil; no tax shall be
imposed upon the property Ut the
United States; nor shall the lands
or other property Of non-residents
be taxed higher than the lands or
other property Of residents; nor
shall any law be passed impa'r'ne
the RIGHTS Of private property; nor
shall any discrimination be made
in TAXING different kinds Of property;
but all property subject to taxation
shall be in proportion to the value
of the property taxed.
Sections 9. 10 and II create ana
define the other branches OF the
civil government Of the territory ..
Section 16. And be
Further Enacted. That the constitu-
ton, and all the laws Of the United
States which are not locally inapp'r
cable shall have the same fo'ee
and effect within the said Terri
The Alaska citizen., 1911-11-06
OCTOBER 81. 1911.
neede

Frank Bark ct al to Ben Kennedy:
lot 60xSO and cabin. Garden Island;
next to St Josephs hospital. and
the property OF Mrs. Augusta Grit
fin at the time of her death.
Ben Kennedy to Marie c. Fafard
(Sister MonaldD: same to same.
X. j. Crimont (PrefeCt apostle for
the Catholic church in AlaskaD to
Marie c. Fafard deed to lots ., I,
8, s, 10, II, IA. l6, is. 20, %, "a.
&c, 2S, block /, Garden Island; also
tract along Cinema river; also tract
adjoining ST Joseph's hospital.
Trustees deed to Bion A. Dodge;
lot |. block IL, town of Fairbanks
S64S6
A. II. Jones VS. John Webster and
Sylvester Howell; lien for labor on
II, first tier bench left limit Cleary
creek
Mortgages.
Bion A. Dodge to r. Haller;
mortgage on lot 1, block II. $3.50.
Location.
Homestead location G. Nissen;
east IL section 10, township |.
south and range l east,
Arizona association, right limit.
Beaver river opposite mouth OF
Nome creek Located July q by
Louis Schmidt ct al.
NOVEMBER I. 1911.
Lease
c. H. Talbert to Paul Radlich; lay
on bench No. 3, first tier left limit
Ester creek, three years,
Deeds.
Robert Sheldon to Les Preg; Is
interest in Asia association claim;
left limit Allen creek.
Proof Of Labor.
Tom King for himself; proof of
labor 3 above Pedro creek.
Location.
Relocation of Monroe bench claim,
left limit Ace creek. August II by