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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
PARISH. LOUISIANA, DECEMBER 27 1912
Time FOR HOLDING THE
JUDICIAL PRIMARY CHANGED
from December 80 to January a.
THIS and Other Action Taken by
the Democratic Committee.

According to the Lake Charles
Amerlcan'Press the Democratic Elk
ecutlVe Committee of the Fifteenth
JUDICIAL District met in Lake Charles
OIL december 2lSt and transacted busi
ness important to the politics Of the
district. Members present, William F.
hrebbs OF Calcasieu, chairman; Harry
j. Geary OF CalcaSieu, secretary Jno
w. Armstrong, of Calcasieu, P F.
Smith of Cameron by proxy to Geary
MT. Geary offered the following
resolution which was duly seconded
and unanimously adopted:
That the resolution fixing the date
for the judicial primary election for
Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District
be and the same is hereby recinded and
annulled, and that the date for said
primary be fixed for January 81, 1913;
also that the judicial and senatorial
committee for the Fifteenth Judicial
District and the 18th Senatorial Dist.
riot be increased from seven members
TO eleven members; and that the
parishes of Allen and Beauregard elect
TWO members from each parish to rep.
resent these parishes on the Fifteenth
Judicial and Twelfth Senatorial demo.
cratic executive committees.
Resolved, further, That the time for
candidates to file application be extend.
ed to January 4, 1913, at II am.
Resolved, That the secretary of this
committee notify the parish commit.
tees of Allen, Beauregard. Calcasieu,
Cameron and Jefferson Davis Parishes
to meet and hold primary election on
January 81, 1913, for the nomination of
an additional Judge for the Fifteenth
Judicial district; they to meet not later
than January 7, at II a. m. to appoint
deputy sheriffs and election commits.
sionerS and clerks to hold said election,
returns of which are to be made to
VIM. E. Krebs, chairman of the judicial
committee, at Lake Charles, La, copies
of the list of votes and tally sheets to
be placec in boxes and delivered to the
clerk of court of each parish, and list
of voters and tally sheets to be mailed
to the chairman of the committee at
Lake Charles. La.
On motion, the committee adjourned
until Saturday, January 4, 1913, at II
a. m.
WILLIAM e. KREBS, Chairman.
HARRY j. GEARY, Secretary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27

returned in due course of time from
ST. Louis, with the statement Of the
American Supply Co, that they knew
no such man as the drawer. Following
the caShing of the draft, the stranger
departed saying he was going to Lake
Charles, but would be back on the 18th
to deliver the groceries for which he
had taken orders, which of course he
failed to do.
Mr.. Jackson describes the swlndler,
who gave his name as Henry White, as
being from 80 to IS years old, clean
shaved, dark complexion, dark hair,
small squinty eyes, weighing about
1870 lbs. about S feet inches tall and
dressed in light gray suit with drab
silk macintosh, carrying sample case
and suit case and altogether putting
up the appearance of we'll dressed,
prosperous drummer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
Southern Mercantile Co.'S. Store
Broken Into and Robbed
Monday EVENING

The Southern Mercantile Company
suffered loss of about two hundred
dollars worth of goods Monday
night, by some light fingered gent
ry breaking into their store and re-
lieving it of goods to that value, The
goods taken consisted in large meas
ure of gentlemen's suits, seven of
which besides other articles were taken.
No clue has been given out as to the
identity OF the thieves, although it is
believed they will be caught in the near
future
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
COMPLETE ELECTN RETURNS
IN JEFFERSON DAVIS PARISH
Fuselier, Price, Richard. Or. T. S.
Smith and Rev, Howell Elected
Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor Cor
oner and Representative

The complete election returns for the
parish election held in this parish on
the 18th inst shows the following of.
ficers to have been elected: Mr.. Jos,
F. FuSelier, of Elton, Sheriff; Mr.. IL
Price, of Lake Arthur, Clerk of Court;
Mr.. L. L. Richard, of Jennings, Asses.
Sor; DR.. T. S. Smith, of Elton, Coroner;
and Rev. R. P. Howell. of Lake Arthur,
as Representative.
The complete returns are as follows:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
4 MEMBERS s.R.G.A,
| IMPORTANT MEETING
/. association Had Accom-
I.ts'Ite Fully Discussed by
y Manager, Mr.. Philip
Caverdale.

tant meeting OF the me-. contract nna.r'
4 the Southern Rice Grow
cation was held at the a assoc
y thursday evening, Deceln'
sut owing to the McBurney
J on that date was not as wen
i vas expected. The results
. Meeting however were SatlS'
nd everyone felt that they
,,,splished something by their
ace
lB,sdale showed that the
sat Report placed the crop at
ags, being an increase OF
,fr last year. and commented
/ aIsudid movement of the crop
i It's being the largest crop
uped the same had been sold
taIy settled for before Janu.
d accomplishment that had
equalled before, and which
brought about by the con-
lsDtished by the efforts and
movement of the Southern
sprs' Association, placing the
spsltion to know about what
ii would cost, and enabling
.ssce his Offering on the clean
eona afin basis, protecting him.
4olber branches of the distribute
sssaInet losses due to extreme
lba Of the rough market,
Is showed that the membership
|Vdshofice had increased 50 per
hoe August LIST, which was a
l.e showing, as this had been
slsbout during the busy selling
when there was not much time
i On contracts.
lad a report Of comparative
nsde on the same date by AS.
hand Non.Associanion members
ID be showed conClusiVely that
member in the
1 making a saving OF the com.
charged by the Southern Rice
i ASSOCIATION, had in ten actual
aanaVerage Of II IL cents per
ID the equivalent of 20 cents per
afing the market to that ex.
ID thus working against the
sOf the rice farmer.
bTerdale thanked the contract |
u for the unanimous support |
Idbeen given him in the seasons
d cCmplimented the members !
unfdence they had displayed in
agenent Of the Southern Rice
) Associations schedule of |
skiing them to exert similar
1Rlng the next few months, and
saa influence they could upon
ghSors, who as yet have not |
ia association, with a view of
contracts.
slsmale stated that he had re.
|9urance Of several contracts
aada parties, who as yet had
g lae ranks, and would get
llsaets as soon as he had time
9 this branch Of the work, |
ne felt greatly encouraged
outlook, believed that the
son would see a heavy in.
! ae roll Of membership for
lkoilce.
4 ea % a record delivery Of
Haa been made in the past two /.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
Wanted immediately.

Two young ladies as Telephone Opar-
ators. Steady Work. Good hours. In
quire Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
For Sale /!

Improved Rice Farm, 8 IL miles
northwest of Welsh. Price $500 per
acre, on terms, if sold soon.
MRS. C.. H. GRAUKE.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27

weeks, stating that, due to the courte.
sy of the warehousemen, and mills,
they had succeeded in delivering over
$4,000 bags of rice in 10 days, the value
of which would aggregate at least
$780, 0000.
1t was decided that another meeting
would be held on the second Saturday
In January, notice of which viii be
sent at a later date, and all contract
members are requested to attend. as
important work will be taken up at
this meeting.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27
FOR CORONER

But few of the candidates received
majority of the votes cast, owing to the
number of candidates in the field. Mr..
Howell, however, who had but one
competitor, received majority of 43.
Mr.. FuSelier, who made the race
against five competitors, came out with
a plurality of 221 over his nearest com.
petitor, Mr.. VIM of Lake Arthur, and
lacked IS votes of having majority of
all votes cast. According TO the mum.
Der of votes received he made the
strongest race of any of the candidates.
Mr.. Price had plurality of so votes,
running against two competitors.
Richard who also had two competitors
won out by plurality of 80 votes. Dr.
T. S. Smith had a majority over his
competitor, DR.. Morgan Smith, of 2S
votes.
The heaviest vote cast in any pre-.
cinct was cast at Jennings, where 422
votes were cast for sheriff, Topsy
holds the other end of the scale, having
cast but four votes. The total vote of
the parish as indicated by the vote for
sheriff was 1877, as against 1890 votes
cast in the parish September oath, at
the parish seat election.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-12-27

Fresh Fish and Oysters
Thursday and Friday at
Model Grocery.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

and were oSertaken by severe storm the first day out When darkness fell. the two men found that they were unable to keep the trail. and an attempt was made to build a fire about which to camp during the night The storm was such. however. that they could light no matches. and when the effort was given up. Harris discovered that both of his feet were frozen so badly that he could not travel
 Deeteriug immediately retraced hIs steps to this city for assistance. and Harris was later brought to the hospital. where he is now being treated
 BEAR LEAVES FOR SOUTH.
 NOME. Nov lJ. The revenue cutter Bear. which was held here until after all Of the other boats had sailed for the South. departed during the past week. carrying. be sides the numerous witnesses and attorneys who came North in con. nection with the Tiberg and other cases. five prisoners. who are des- tined to MCNeirs island
 Among the prisoners is John Sta ton. who was sentenced to two years for heotch peddling at Council City. Staton was brought from Russian Mission. on the Yukon. together with Chris Betch and Cointe charg- ed with robbing d native store at that place Cointe pleaded guilty, but Staton fought the case and was cleared. Later. however. he was indicted on the charge of selling whiskey to natives on three counts and was found guilty on each of them.
 The trip of the Bear through Der ing sea was accompanied by rough weather. severe storms having pre- vailed along the entire coast at the time the government vessel depart ed. he voyage was further en- dangered by the unusual amount Of ice which drifted in from the NortL about that time
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

the financial clause in the Irish home rule bill. an adjourn ment was taken today until Monday. by which time il is thought the warning members will be ready to proceed more calmly with the con sideration Of the troublous question. CECIL RICE SUCCEEDS BRYCE.
 LONDON. Nov li Sir Cecil Spring Rice has been appointed am bassador to the United States to succeed James Bryce. resigned
 MEXICAN REBEL IN JAIL.
 SAN ANTONIO Nov. IL - David LeFurte, who was a member of General Orozco's staff during the recent hostilities in Mexico has been placed under arrest in this city by the federal authorities.
 IRISH HOME RULE souA66LE.
 LONDON. Nov. 14-Last night $ session of the house of commons ended in riot. in which Right Hon. Winston Churchill. of the admiral ty department. was struck with a heavy book hurled at him from the opposition benches.
 The trouble arose over the con sideration of the home rule for Ire land bill. It has passed the house and was vetoed by the lords. Under curtailed power of the lords. if the bill can be passed twice more dur. ing the term of the present party in power it becomes law in spite ot the lords Protestant Ireland joins with the Conservatives of England in the endeavor to defeat the home rule bill. and the overthrow of the Liberal party which would defeat the bill is sought in every way, for that purpose An amendment had been offered and passed which defeated the financial feature of the home rule bill Premier Asquith last night moved to rescind the amend ment whereupon the riot started.
 ANOTHER AMBASSADOR RETIRES
 TOXIC, Nov. 15-British Ambassa- lor Mcdonald has resigned his post at this court and will be succeeded by Sir William Conwaug. present British minister to Denmark.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

\EN hURk. NOV. L.. - George Fisher Baker. chairman of the board oi directors of the First National Bank of New IorN City. has given >i.nHH.u4u for a new hospital. on the condition that 1t affiliates with the medical school of Cornell
 FOUND DEAD IN BATHROOM
 BOSTON. Nov. l.. The nude body oi Miss Marjorie C. Powers. a typewriter employed by Arthur T. Cumming local merchant vas found in hotel bathroom. an hour after she had entered the home of au unknown man Her employer has been detained hy the police. sus- po,ted of having killed her.
 BOSTON. Nov. L.. An autopsy performed on the remains of Mar Jorl. Powers. the typist. show that sA, came 'u her death from natural causes heart disease
 SUIT TO RECOVER MILLIONS.
 NEW YORK. Nov. l.. This morning the government filed suit 'o recover $G2. .500. GOO from J. B Haggin's estate. for coal. wood and timber alleged to have been taken rom national lands in the state of Montana
 RECOUNT DEMANDED.
 OLYMPIA. Nov T.. - Governor Hays campaign manager. Allen. has given formal notice that recount ui votes Will be demanded in the gubrrHatorIai race iH which Lister, o' Tacoma defeated Governor Hay Ia. .t rarr,W tDargiu
 ANOTHER SENATOR ILL.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. l.. Sen ator Rayuer of Maryland is danger uusly ill of neuritis.
 COAL CASES UP SOON.
 SEAT | l.E. Nov L.. - On Mon day next the taking of testimony in the ease of the North Cunningham group of coal claims will he begun in this city. at the general land of flee
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13.

Placer Location-Th homas II. White Juanita Brundage, Ed Jern, s. $ Carruthers, J. F. Carruthers. Joe Henderson, Frank Shell, Catherine Mccarthy. Mars association. Frog en Foot creek. tributary West Fork Big Cinema. Located Jan. i. 1912.
 Placer Location Thomas II White, Juanita Brundage, Ed Jern s. s. Carruthers, A. s. Carruthers c. w. Fuller Frank Shell. Catherine Mccarthy. Jupiter association. Frog en Foot creek, tributary of west fork of Big Cinema. Located May l5 1912
 Placer Location Thomas II White, Juanita Brundage, Ed Jern. $. $. Carruthers, A. $. Carruthers. G A. Coleman, Albert Bell, Catherine Mccarthy. Eagle association, Frog, en Foot creek, tributary west fork Big Cinema. Located Jan. 1, 1912
 Placer Location Thomas II White, Juanita Brundage. Ed Jern s. s. Carruthers, J. E. Brundage, J. E. Carruthers, c. A. Coleman, Harry Brooks, Catherine Mccarthy Polar Star association. Frozen Foot creek, tributary Big Cinema. Located Jan. 1, 1912.
 Placer Location Thomas H. White, Ed. Jern, Juanita Brundage, $. s. Carruthers, A. s. Carruthers, Joe Henderson, Harry Badger, Cath erine Mccarthy. Union association. Frozen Foot creek. tributary Big Cinema. Located Jan. i. 1912.
 Placer Location Thomas H. White. Juanita Brundage, Ed Jern, IS s. Carruthers, A s. Carruthers, G. A Coleman, o. NJ. Carlson. Cath erine Mccarthy. Morning Star asso- citation, Boulder creek, tributary of north fork of Big Cinema. Located
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
THE FAIRBANKS POSTOFFICE

General Delivery Window open week days, except Sundays and Ho!, idays from 9 d. m. to , p. III.
 Registry, Money Order and Stamp Windows open week days, except Sundays and Holidays, from lo a m. 10 D. m
 Mail Departures and Arrivals.
 Mails depart for Southeastern Alas ka and the Outside: MONDAY and THURSDAY MORNING - Closing hour at the POSTOFFICE 6:3O A. Nj
 Mails for Panama, Ruby, Iditarod, Nome. and all interior points includ- ing Hot Springs and Rampant. leave Fairbanks once each week immedi- ately upon the arrival of the first stage from Cordoya each week. Mail closes al the postoffice one hour be fore the arrival of the mail from COrdoVa
 Mail for the creeks, leaving Fair banks Monday and Friday, closing hour at the postoffice a. m
 Mail for Circle. Eagle. Dawson and Whitehorse via Circle Trail leaves Fairbanks once each week with creek mail in time 10 leave Cleary on the morning of the lst, Sth, 10th and 24th of each month.
 Mail arrives from the creeks on Tuesday and Saturday of each week.
 x. B.-This schedule changes on certain routes during the winter as follows:
 After November 23 mails via Chit na and CordoVa for the Outside and Southeastern Alaska points leave three times each week. Monday. Wed nesday and Saturday. beginning No Vember 24 and ending March 20, Ar
 He also waits who serves-es- pecially if he tries to serve wo- man.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
FILED for RECORD

gulch and Vault creek. for 1912 Dated Oct. 24, 1912
 Deed B. IL Moran to Zack F. Hickman. Lots , and 1 in block west, between 7th and Sth avenues Consideration $Ho0. Dated May 29 1908.
 Power oI Attorney Thos Davies to Louis Larson. General Dated Nov. g, 1912.
 Deed - W. L. Spalding to Re. liance Mining company. Soo lode claim, head of Dome creek. Consider. ation $l. Dated March |, 1912
 Deed - L. B. Clough to Reliance Mining company Waterbury lode claim. head of Dome creek Gonsid. eration $l Dated March l 1911.
 Deed II. C. Hamilton to Reliance Mining company. Carnation lode claim, head of Dome creek Consid. eration $l. Dated March 1, 1911.
 Deed Raymond Brumbaueh tO Reliance Mining company L.arose lode claim, head of Dome creek Consideration $1 Dated March l. 1911.
 Deed Raymond Brumbaugh W l.. Spalding, l.. B. Choush, and H. (. Hamilton, to Reliance Mining com pany. Equity association placer claim, head of Dome creek. Con sideration $1. Dated March |. 1911.
 Marshal's Certificate of Purchase. HI. K. Love to Healey X Parsons Healey X Parsons ys. Peterson X kellum. Undivided half interest iu Lot 3, block 3S. Consideration $1ou. Dated Sept. ;, 1911.
 Marshal's Deed - H. K. Love to Healey X Parsons. Undivided half interest in lot 3, block 3O Consider ation $1O0 Dated Nov. ;, 1912.
 Deed - Healey X Parsons to DaG Driscoll. Lot 2, block @>. Considera- ton $lo. Dated April 1. 1912.
 Deed - o. w. Fisher to NJ. Sticpo. vich. Undivided one-fourth in Fisher fraction, lode claim, Bedrock creek To replace a former deed lost. Con sideration $l. Dated ....., 1912
 Townsite Deed Henry T. Ray. trustee. to George F. Gates. Lot l6, block 74. Consideration St 20. Dated May 23, 1911.
 Deed - George F, Gates and wife to A J. Running. Lot l6, block 7I Consideration $700. Dated Nov. F. 1912.
 Power of Attorney - J. W. Neal to F. E. Bond. To locate and record claims. Dated Nov F, 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
GESANGVEREIN AARMONIs

Meets every sunday evening al o'clock at Harmonic h4lL corner Third and Lacey.
 RICHARD SCHNEIrItR, Pres MAX BEHLKE. Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
PIONEERS OF ALASKA.

Fairbanks Isloo No meets th. first Monday or every month at Eagle hall
 PETER IORIsNTIHN. Pres. GEORGE MARklS. -rc.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
FRArERNAl oRpeR OF EAcLEs

Fairbanks Arrir No Iu31 meet. first and third Saturday nights al Eagle hall al SEQ
 GEO ". PENNINGTON. ". r. GEORGE MARkGS. Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
ROYAL ARCH mASONS

Regular cowocUioH on the ser. ond Monday of each month al s F. h., al Masonic Temple.
 l !. BUCKLEY. Fusa Pr.rst. R n NENZIE. Seeretar.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
ODD EllOM S

Fairbanks Lodge No g. Q O. r, meets every Thur>da> ar p nl. n udd Fellows. ul.l
 JOSEPH DAVIES. N G. |. r. BLAkEEN. Secretary
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
ENRf r. RAY, Recorder.

Camp CDcay No. 22. A. E. Meets every Monday in The month al A. R. Hall Cleary City
 J. R CAMPBELL. A (. ALFRED GiIIIII. Recorder
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
SOCIALIST LOCAL.

Fairbanks Meets the first and third Sundays in each month al 3 D. III. at Harmonic hall
 GUST MILLER Organizer. l. x. GONNA. Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
CHEvRA BlKUR CHOLIM.

Meets first and third Sundays in each month al Steiu's residence. First avenue, ABE STEIN. Pres HERMAN LEWIS. See.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
WHEN YOU WAIT FOR A DOCTOR

WHEN 'oO WAL ron A ooe Oh
 \ busy man some time ago had occasion to visit noted physician. and was compelled for may weary minutes to cool his heels ill an anteroom. Finally. his patience be. coming exhausted. he summoned an attendant to whom he said:
 Present my compliments to the doctor. and tell him if I am not admitted in five minutes l shall get we'll again"
 The man was at once admitted.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
LODGE DIRECTORY
MASONIC LODGE

Panama Lodge No tt2. F. x A. Nj Regular communication second Wed nesday of each month
 GUY E. ERNIN. W. M- HARRY r. MILAN. Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
KNIGHTS TEMPlAk-

Meet on Tuesday of ,d.u week al Masonic Temple.
 F.. II. MACK. F.. (
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
FAIRBANKS COMMERCIAL CLUB

Meets second Mondays of the month.
 A. ] NORDALE, President F. H. MACK. Secretary.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD,

Camp Fairbanks No. lG, A B. Meets every second third and fourth Fridays at Eagle hall at N:5o D. Ill
 HAROLD GREEN.
 Arctic Chief HENRY r. RAY. Recorder.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

Many a woman who looks like q fashion plate makes noise like q tin plate
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
IL 6 SIGNAL CORPS

Telegraph Office open a. m to 9 D. m, week days Sundays and
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1o1,

Chattel Mortgage J. ]. Press to First National bank. Mining plant on Hard Luck association. left limu Vault creek For 5000 Due June |. 1918.
 Townsite Henry T. Ray trustee. To Tracy C. Hayens. Fred frimpr and Thomas l.. Hanna. LoJ K, block S9 Consideration $5.52 Dated May II, 1911
 Deed r. II. HipsNilar to Thos. l.. Hanna. Southcrly portion of lot i9, block N9, extending across lot. with east line - feet long, and west line 9f feet. Consideration $l. Dat rd Nov. ;, 1912
 Water Right O. r. Gaustad 5,oo0 miners inches from Chataniks river, for hydro-electric plant Lo- cated Nov l3, 1912
 Bill Of Sale O. Lind 10 <. | Carlson, James Abbott and Al Gus taysOn. Undivided one-fourth iuteresr ill mining plant and three cabins on ! below, Cleary creek. Consideration fl. Dated Sept. If, 1912.
 Bill of Sale - John Wensel tU John Mosan. His interest ill Pile driver roadhouse, Valdez trail Con sideration $l. Dated Nov b. 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1912.
 Power of Attorney - Dave llurWitz to John Morgan. General as to Alaska mining properties. Dated Oct 24. 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
CAPPER IS GOVERNOR.

count of this state shows that Ar thur Capper, Republican candidate for governor. was elected by ma Jority of 53 votes.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA 1912

'S 'F 0D7N - TFO CIFT DE N IF, TY z
 ChatteI Mortgage Bentley Falls Q Charles Bertrand. Union Sociaf HaIl Dome City For =. Due Dee. =, 1912. Dated April r. 1912
 Power of Attorney W. r. Stair lo Frank Bennett To locate. record. lease and sell claims ill Alaska. Dat rd Nov. r.. 1912.
 Affidavit of Labor Andy Log. strup, Tor himself and Wallace Gathoart. On Alligator association. ,ioldstrcam for 1912. Dated Nov. II. 1912.
 Power of Attorney Mrs Elsie Morse to Harry ieney. To execute leases on No. :. Eva creek provided owner shall receive 25 per cent. gross output. Dated Oct. |. 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-11-18
POLITICAL NEWS
 BY TELEGRAPH
CALIFORNIA STILL IN BALANCE

CALIFORNIA STILL IN BALANCE
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 13.-A,. cordng to the latest returns re. ceived today from the outlying sec. tions of the state. Governor Wilson has regained his lead over Colonel Roosevelt. and il now is believed that he has a good chance to carry California for Democracy, al though the vote'is too close to war rant prediction either way.
 The last returns reported givr Wilson lead of fourteen votes. On Saturday Roosevelt was nearly a thousand in the lead
 RECOUNT ADDS TO HAYS VOTE
 SEATTLE. Nov. l2.-The official recount of the gubernatorial vote cast at Spokane shows gain of 240 votes for Governor Hay.