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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Will Proceed 10 Riddle
 Country With Holes

Prospecting chief occupation of the Guggenheim within another week they will have pick shovel the teeth of four drills will tearing graves of that devoted stream entirely essential that the syndicate knows all about Flat creek the first of August
 Practically all of Flat creek in the hands of the purchasing company and all this without the expenditure of dollar and that the last week by Aken nancerng skill the invading corporation has accomplished extraordinary which them the right to look claim without spending for the privilege They w however, spend for labor in the months and they will spend plenty because they wish lay Flat bare the human eye before the first of August.
 In this work they will be assisted by the aymen, who operations though nothing had getting cold feet but the majority desrous of taking out what gold they knowing they will be good figure for their operating they have to turn over their poke in the fall.
 present control of Flat has do chiefly with the of claims for they have nearly al into the fold Some of the aymen holding but each day they being persuaded to listen and another weeks will them the band wagon.
 attention Otter and has opened negotiations with Riley Marson chief ground that This deal will time close but the meantime they have acquired through the purchase of the Martin, Chroniste Enger and Chapman interests
 The company the and makes secret of the they If 1t gold tensive enough to make it worth while
 They will take look Black Chicken and Willow, and is than likely that they will find something all of these creeks to interest them.
 that they already looking into the matter of supply for the operations of next and cue much than the buying of mining ground they beginning to look into the financial machinery which will be necessary their work However this
 nder warrant publication and besides everybody concerned denies the story.
 Mr. Copeland who in the city today that he will have 100 within days and have 200 later Besides the practice aimed Flat creek bedrock will be kept up the rest of the summer
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Fire Fighting Apparatus
 Decided Upon By Council

Having definitely the Northern Commercial pany power plant this this the council the meeting held "Wednesday night, last took definite the of providing permanent fire fighting
 the city and have already ordered the apparatus the Outside The plan adopted contempaes the installation of double pumping the works of the Cascade laundry where
 three inch pump will be installed with continuous day and night,
 The matter finally decided only after the fire committee had had consider the question from angle after definite could be obtained the intentions the Co., stationary pumping plant being the only practical method the council sought for the best procube but with the Co., bidding left the Cascade laundry company the only competent handle the proposition Under their offer and following the installation of the nch pump here they will main for $500 per month With the addition of the
 nch pump they will raise the to Sooo which through the winter
 Upon of the whole council decided accept this offer buy the pump available and inch the These position will be i'll shape pending the arrival of the pipe and hose ordered from the Outside This order includes feet of inch feet of hose aud sundries It will be ee gaphed from stuff hurried in fast possible
 Although the method fighting has been decided upon the ton chief still will probably be decided early
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Samson Acc0mpIishes
 Task Equal 10 Name

before in the history of Itarod shipping has the feat Samson been equaed in bringing four bages Deman landing at time total of $50 Under charge Capt Sanford with Capt Worth at the wheel this saunch boat which belongs to Bmbaugh, Hamilton Ke log of this city, brought the freight the lower from the the river in AS hours mark that will doubtless hang the calendar for long me The freight consisted of 90 merchandise hardware consigned Vachon Ster ling, F. G. Noyes Harry Crbb, and Brumbaugh Hamilton and Kellogg addition of lumber brought in by Roy Rutherford of the Independent Lumber Company and Harry Cribb.
 The Samson had been waiting the mouth of the Innoko the Julia B. from Fairbanks That steamer brought the freight mouth of the dtarod where turned to the Samson, which brought the entire consignment to Dkeman Two bages left there and two brought further
 third lumber barge being dropped 20 miles below this town The Samson then with the barge containing the freight dropped back last night for the lumber barge
 The only board Harry Crbb Capt Dob bins, Roy Rutherford and Larry Liico
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

to M. & M. bank, mining machinery, etc. on Texas association, Happy creek slO60.
 Lease-F. Anderson to Dan Daniels, south 20 feet lot l, block ?, Iditarod, S40O.
 Lease-T. McKinnon ct al to Owen Maylin, 1l5 feet upper end Myrtle as- sociation all of Triangle claim, Flat creek, expires July 19, 1913; 75 per cent.
 Bill of Sale-O. P. Sproul to c. J. Hurley, 8 horses, wagons, harness, etc. S1.
 Tuesday, June
 Bill of Sale-F. Wiseman & Co, to Brewis, Jackson & Co.,, 1 Scotch mar inc boiler, $500. Location-Dan Sutherland, 5-a Kel- ley's discovery, Otter creek.
 Frank Miller, s-a kelly's discovery. Otter creek.
 Location-J. A. Cameron, Ga Kellyss discovery, Otter creek
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Five Outfits to
 Work 0n DOnIa1

Making the distance from Don Ian to Flat i'll one day even at this season of the year, Williams aud Keller, two prospectors who have been sinking on the Donlan creek bench during the winter, arrived early this week, and reported that there will be considerable activity on that stream and its tributaries throughout the summer.
 On Quartz, Snow gulch, Lois and Donlan bench there will be five different outfits working, and all of them have a little money ill sight.
 Some of the prospectors are now down at the mouth of Crooked re- plenishing their grub supply from fhe steame:s Quickstep and Lavelle Young, both of which have made trips to Bethel. It is very likely that there will be a small trading station established at the mouth of Crooked this summer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
w Wednesday, June !

Mortgage-Z. J. Loussac to M. x M. bank, City Drug Store building; con- sideration $500.
 Location Oscar Anderson, 26-a Otter creek.
 Location-Roy E. Bigham, l5-a Ot- ter creek.
 Thursday, June
 Bill of Sale-Lee Roby to W. $. Reese, log cabin, barn, wagon and l-z interest in freighting scows; $500.
 Bill of Sale-Frank Dawson to Selma Dawson, house and barn in block on Lyons street, between 4th and 9th avenues, Flat; s1.
 Bill of Sale-Frank Dawson to Selma Dawson, l-2 interest in two scows on Otter creek. SL
 Lien-slippern Mill vs. M. H. Phil lips. W. H. Johnson and W. s. Clark doing business as Clark Lumber Co.,, on 5000 it. saw logs at Flat; s64o.
 Assignment of Note-A NJ, Smith to
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Chicken PaystTeak
 Proves Elusive

Having prospected on Chicken since the late winter, Max Altman and Lew Colbert, partners of Frank Ingles and H. Y. Pierce of Flat have thrown up their lays and will take look at the alleged strike in the Novikaket coun- try. Although they found plenty ot gold in toto, it came in such punches that they concluded Father Time had been stringing beads on Chicken and had forgotten to leave definite pay, streak.
 Below their ground at Discovery and 2-b, 1t is understood that Sam Godfrey and Roderick O'Toole have quit as well as Kelly x Sargent, the two firms hay, ing been prospecting on the Chicken association where a considerable body of low grade dirt was found.
 All is not bad news from Chicken however, for report has it that Bogard is taking out good stuff opposite l anG Pa, with colors running as high as soc It is understood that the Guggenheims are already casting eyes in the direction of Chicken which seems to be fine low-grade proposition.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
All in Readiness
 For Big A. 3. Ball

By rushing work at a rapid rate after tho receipt of the necessary lum- Der, the big A. B. hall on the corner of Richmond and Second streets has been put in shape for the opening ball that will come off tonight, and all that now remains to be done is to start the music.
 The floor of the structure is what might be called 'peacherino" and they have been giving it massage all day. The waiting rooms and the dining balcony have been finished, and there will simply be nothing to it when Charley Miller of the Merchants cafe spreads the salads.
 Besides an orchestra of four pieces, consisting of Berggren, Bierman, Bourret and Drake, the committee on arrangements has devised a splendid program of musical talent, the various selections being interspersed between the dances. Among those whose names will appear on the program are:
 Ed Drake, vocal solo; Mrs Durham, vocal solo; Dr E T Bradbury, banjo solo; Otto Moses, vocal solo; Ben Gold, buck and wing dancing; E G Berggren, violin solo; and Ben Gold in a mono logue.
 Arrangements have been made for the seating of nearly ninety people at one time for lunch, so there will be little delay in this department.
 The Mutchler Bros. and the Keys & Mayhan stage lines established round trip rate from the creeks of s8, but the roads are in such frightful condition that it's doubtful if many of them will brave the unpleasantries of the trip. However, pleasure-lovers of this city will turn out en masse and the event should prove one of the classest affairs of the entire year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Cole MCDOugaI Saves
 Emerald From Pirates

A brave and heroic deed, which would be swallowed up in innocuous obs curity but that it's glory be sung by this great family journal, was pulled off about week ago and will always hereafter be known as "The Salving of the Emerald, or How McDougal Pied the Pirates" "
 It happened as the grey mists of early dawn were lifting their soggy draperies from the river and the loon was loonily Hitting to the solitude. As Nights handmaiden was unbuttoning her flowing garments to the blushing gaze of Day, the Emerald tugged fret fully at her moorings and on the long swell of a passing steamboat, wrenched herself loose and started on her jour ney to the sea.
 Two dark-browed pirates saw the drifting Lunch and started in pursuit, their hearts leaping exultantly at the thought of the salvage that would soon be theirs, and with lusty strokes they soon overlook and boarded the derelict, which had reached some half a mile below the city.
 Cole McDougal saw her too, and act ing in cool, unselfsh regard for the owners, joined in the chase. He chased that chaste craft till he caught her, and then with might frown and an oath, he chased those unchaste pirates overheard at the end of a long pike pole. This dore, he moored the En- erald to the bank and came back to report. Very simple and heroic, eh what
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

D. Gillies, assigns promissory note signed by Anna M. Nee for 5000; $500. Materialman's Lien-Clark Lumber Co. vs. Robert Simpson, Ernest A. Nie- hoff and Nellie Winters, upon Horse shoe corner, Willow and First; slOO4 20.
 Friday, June 9
 Deed-J. F. Fox and John Burwash to Pete Carroll and c. Watson, 1-4 int. in Hilltop claim, left limit of Otter, between Slate and Black, also Is of Pickerel claim adjoining ; Sl.
 Deed-W. F. O'Cennor and John O. Melia to E. P. Drake and Dennis White 1-2 int. in D & W fraction at head of Flat; s1.
 Bill of Sale-Anna Myrick and H. S. Myrick to H. Schlapik, building on lot F, block l east, Iditarod, $550.
 Revocation Power of Attorney-Chas. Krutsinger to Star Ballard.
 Location-Jas. Kelly and ! others, Wild Rose association on Our creek, tributary of Moose,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Grabbing Witnesses
 for the Grand Jury

Armed with bunch of subpoenas that arrived from Fairbanks at the request of the district attorney, Deputy Marshal Donovan has been busy this week putting the sign on varions resi- dents of the camp whose presence is required before the grand jury when it gets on the job after the opening of court on July 10.
 The jury lists have not yet arrived but should be here on an early boat, to allow the officers time to notify those who have been drawn for service.
 Chief Deputy Marshal Charles and Clerk of Court Page are expected here about the 18th of the month, and Judge Overfeld should arrive about July l. A safe and part of the office fixtures for the clerks office have already arrived, and have been stored in the A. B. hall, awaiting the arrival of MT. Page.
 Court will convene on July 10, but the length of the term is indefinite. There are some forty cases on the docket and it will probably require at least two months to dispose of the various matters.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
FILED FOR RECORD
Friday, June 2

Friday, June Location-Pat Mcknight, Homestake claim of 20 ac. on right limit of Otter creek.
 Deed-R. H. Browne to Thomas Nc Kinnon ct al, and 1-ls int. in Mohawk and Homestake associations on Flat creek, sl.
 Deed-Greg Stewart and c. B. Me Dowell to J. E. Richards, south 20 feet north half lot 8, block 4, Iditarod.
 Saturday, June Chattel Mortgage-Alex Tobin to A. McEwing, ? grey horses, s1.
 Monday, June Lease-F. Anderson to s. s. Allison, 4l.S feet lot l, block 2, Iditarod, $500. Revocation Power of Attorney-Jno Megus to Ed Walter.
 Chattel Mortgage-Wiseman & O.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Fires a BroadSide
 On Old Man Care

Young Eddie Anderson, who is a partner of J. F. Baird in the Budweiser Branch at Flat city, opened up his new saloon last Wednesday night, and, since they were digging a grave for Old Man Worry, 1t was entirely fitting that by 12 o'clock there was not dry throat in the house.
 Following the obsequies over defunct Care, the ceremony resolved itself into a wake to speed the spirit of the de- parted to the happy hunting grounds. Eulogies were short and to the point. and all speeches were restricted to that pregnant question, Twill yez have something?" or, should new mourner drop in, he was greeted with the tribal salutation of Here's how ]"
 Judging from the noises that were made in that busy mart of trade, the spirit of Sorrow had become but gos- Samer veil hiding the alluring lines of the figure of Joy. An occasional burst of song told of 8 mourner's deepest grief, and cheery summons before the mahogany was a signal to the company that everyone was about to enjoy some poignant suffering.
 The Branch stands on Front street at Flat, adjoining the Midway Plas- ance and happens to be where all roads meet. As joy emporium it is im- mense. As a drinking house it's very bazmaraz. As the temple of Bacchus it is about the cutest little boudoir this side of Broadway. Its managing pro- prietor, MT. Anderson, is favorably known to every man in the country, wherefore we ask question for which we require ne answer, When is it a pleasure to take drink?"
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Feared Robert Linder /
 Lost. Near Dikeman

Accordind to report sent up from Dikeman this week by Joe Fullerton, formerly with Smiths Gan Store, but now one of the hotel proprietors of Dikemau, a hunter by name of Robert Linder is supposed to have been lost near that town last week and no trace of him could be found.
 The missing man was German baker of Dikeman and apparently started out for short hunt without any preparation for "siwashing" it in the woods.
 After day or so. his friends became alarmed and organized search party, but although they were out for IS hours, no trace of him was found.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Following the retirement of Thomas Morgan from the retail business, his store building on First street has been taken over by Angus Sutherland and Bob Soutar, formerly proprietors of the Caribou cafe at the foot of Willow street, one of the first restaurants to do business in Iditarod. They intend to open a restaurant at their new loca- tion and are now getting ready for business. Mr. Morgan will now devote himself solely to the jobbing business.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
May Have Moving Pictures Here

From late Dawson paper it is learned that the Iditarod is threa- tened with moving picture in vasion this summer and that both this city and Flat will be treated to continuous performance. The Dawson News says:
 Jay Smith, miner on Dominion since 'oo, has sold his claim at "a lower to P. Rost and will leave on the Sarah for Iditarod, where he will have charge of moving pic ture plant for new com biuation from Seattle. Houses will be opened in Iditarod City and Flat City.
 Mrs. Smith left for Seattle over the trail i'll March. and will joti, MT. Smith i'll Iditarod ill the sum- mer' -
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

government for all possible damages to property which may follow the con- struction of the Lake Washington canal, and the lowering of the lake and the building of the canal will proceed at once. This is the culmination of years of endeavor, and Seattle is jubi- lant over the prospects for the future.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Money belts, gold bags and purses. City Drug Store.

Miss J. O'Bryan, the well-known dealer in ladies' furnishings who has conducted a store at Fairbanks for a number of years, has been busy for the last week drying out portions of her stock that were pretty thoroughly soaked on the wrecked barge of tEe
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

The lucky number in the Board of Trade tournament of lottery pool last week was 610, which fell to William awleSS
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Chesterfield and Wellington pipes regular price S2.5o-now Si.5o. City Drug Store.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Tanana, She has more stock coming from the Outside and expects to engage in business here.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Launch Men! lf you have any surplus rigging, store It with the Pioneer Storage. Phone 54.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Fried eggs or ham and eggs at the Merchants, 75c.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Lake Canal 10 Be Built Soon

Seattle, May 20-King county has perfected it's guarantee to the federal
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - North Star restaurant, Dis. Otter, completely equipped. In- quire Shonbeck, Discovery.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Frospsctors', Miners and Loggsrs' Supplies.

Washing machines, tubs, boards, wiring CTS, pillows, comforters, mattresses, stoves, ranges, optical goods, hardware.
 RICHARDS, Willow St.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Fried eggs or ham and eggs at the Merchants. 75c,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Direct from England, imported cloth suits made to order. Vile the Tailor, Second avenue.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Solo is an enjoyable game at the Sherburne.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

Chapter
Assessments exemptions not appH-
cable to cities of second class. ofs
Authorizations Commissioner OF In
surance; taking of testimony be- 0,
Ap 9pro tons: stockbridlge ana saa
Ap 5ereqTg tt legIB Board Of Public At
fairs; examination Of accounts. .oot
Appropriations Charitable and pen o.
al Institutions appropriations. 49,. 58s
Arts; corporations to encourage; 20,
spproprlation isaac Stephenson :,
Ap aa'e ia RalH w p Of Herbert W.
Ap TnSppMt ton; Aditutant general re-
printing of Civil war documents. .o9'
Appropriation; A{toT Ta IN 0' Frear,
Ap SsSy "a saa's 3. j. Castle legal
Aa ssgnieeT annual Registration. 90
Appropriation; salaries; state Of ~
dcers and employees. :..;.....;.. oos
ppropriation; Board of Education;
A5 stog5 InItltute f. j. McArthur, 0l'
Adofph Patzer and Daisy M1lWard OIL
Appropria ton; transportation of pu-
pills to rural schools 01>
Ap 1dSp hii u Firemen's Assn; ..
5aep hl fio aoL Agricultural demon
|Appropriation Committee to Investi-
gate prices of text books. .ozs
Appropriation; State Parks; for ad- o.
An u1rt1nIa ton; For resource survey;
Geological and Natural Hist. Sur "a,
Appropria ton; Wisconsin History .,
Ap HH@misIion Printing or report
Appropria ton; Charitable and penal
institutions ...a.....;,. - ''''''' S SSl
Aliens; registry Of; oath OF. :.:.... 631
ropriation; State Board OF ..
Ap 5pTSolSri ton; Live stock Sanitary
Board; slaughter of cattle and ap- .,
Appp 5 r5IGfh5 state Board Of For 80,
Ae esfoyi dHtie? Lands for forest re-
Approp p Conservation com
Ap misS6qh ton; j. T. Boyle; invalid
conveyance of land by state. :64s
schools of agriculture and domes- -
Ap 5tG eEGat fioH; Geo. w. Rickkeman
and others for disbursements. ~. 641
political pamphlet. .........;;. $50
Appropria ton; Waterpowers, dams,
etc, franchised ........6 co.
BIZ biv 0 eontingent fund .1...........654
Appropriate classification of state
printing ............: $500: 0o'
Appro priation; To carry out provi-
sions Of income tax law. ooe
Apportionment senate, assembly
and congressional districts. 49,. SCI
Amendments to constitution, sub
mission to voters. ............... o6t
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
Chapter.

chapter.
improve street. $40
Board Of Public Affairs; examina-
ton of accounts; appropriation $50
Bridges; railroad; across highways;
alteration; petition 500
Bonds and stocks of public corpor-
atlons; Issuance. .................593
Board Of Agriculture; may permit
use of fair grounds for park pur-
PO'SS QUO
Board Of Canvassers; date of meet
Board of Education; duties; appoint
ment of; appropriation. ...........616
Ben Greet entertainment; appropri
alton for injuries received at. GIT
Board of Agriculture; payments for
lien against buildings authorized. 621
Ballots; separate at general cleo
ei0I,S 20 D
Board Of Health; appropriation; sup
Board of Forestry; deputy for; ap-
preparation 63S
Bridges; required strength test. .642
Bennett; Newton A, appropria ton. .647
Bonds; County may issue; for recla-
nation OF cut over lands. ....... .656
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

Game birds; duck, grouse, etc.
number that may be killed. ,....
Graves; care of; Milwaukee exempt
ed from law relating to; trust
Game birds; hunting before sunrise
and after sunset forbidden. -.
Graves; care Of; assessment against
Game; killing Of muskrat in certain
counties prohibited; when. .....
Game birds; closed season; Shawano
county .....,.........: .....:.'
Game warden; may permit breeding
and domestication of certain ami
Game and Ash warden; office help. !
Graves of soldiers; metal markers
for; powers of supervisors. .....
Guardian for incompetents; Judge
may appoint ........... .,......
cemetery associations. -. .......
Governor; may appoint special coun-
sci for state. ........... .....t. Z
Geological survey; supt. Of; member
comm. of fisheries. 800. .....:.
Gold and silver articles; fraudulent
Governors; paintings of former; APP
preparation .... ........: $500.
Guardians; sale Of real estate by Ia
Groceries; display of foods on side.
walk forbidden unless covered
Government of cities; commission
Game; wild geese, brandt, etc, when
may hunt with shotguns. 49,.
Greenhouses; exempt from taxation;
when ...............
Graded schools; qualifications of
teachers In. ..............
Grain; handling and housing; supe-
rior, appropriation.
Government Of cities; home rule. 4
Governor to appoint comm. Of insur-
ance .......... 4
Gas and electric plant; bonds for
purchase
Governors contingent fund; appro-
priation to, for special investiga-
tions ................ .......,.. 5
Game warden; receipts to general
fund; appropriation from. 8
Goods; uniform law relating to sale. 5
Game; hunting Of rabbits. ........ 8