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The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
AN APPRECIATION.

MT. Tom Rockwell of the uey leloo, at Cleary City. desires to thank the ladies and gentlemen who helped him to make the opcning or the new place the splendid success il was. Mir. Rockwell has oudray- ored to provide upper CIrary with connexions and comfortable place of rest and refreshment and he is thoroughly appreeiatiye of the ef forts in his behalf which made Sal. urday's launching an occasion of eu. joyment for the host and guests alike.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
FILED for RECORD

Fairbanks creek. Located September :. 1912 Placer Location - Adolph Riipa. No. 3 above. right limit. first tier. Fairbanks creek. Located September :. 1912.
 Placer Location - John Helenius. No above. right limit. first tier, Fairbanks creek. Located September 80. 1912 Deed Adolph Riipa to John Hel- nuius. Twothirds interest in bench claim 8 above. first tier. right limit. Fairbanks creek Consideration q. Dated October ?. 1912. Deed AdOIph Riippa to F.. R. Peoples. One-third interest in bench "laim 9 above first tier right limit. Fairbanks creek. Consideration sl. Dated October ?. 1912.
 Power of Attorney - Louis Han son 10 Helbarth Lepsoe To locate and record claims. etc Dated August 1&. 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
MOUNTAIN LION RESCUES
 JACK RABBIT FROM COYOTE

kEOTA, Colo. remarkable sight was witnessed here recently by Jesse Frye when he saw a coy. Ote pursuing a jack rabbit along a l,dge of rock mile from the Frye homestead. He watched the chase, when suddenly a mountain lion bounced upon the coyote and the rabbit escaped. The lion made a meal of the coyote and then dis appeared. Frye did not have his rifle with him.
 Armed only with brilliant red apron, Mrs. Clarence Johnson re- gently scared off three coyotes. which had raided her turkey pen The animals killed seventeen of the birds before the woman frightened them away.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
Tuesday, October i. 1912.

Amended Homestead - Theodore A Markos North half of southeast quarter of section |, township south, range l east and south half Of southeast quarter of section 33. township l north, range l east.
 Release of Chattel Mortgage No. 35,l20-Held by First National bank against r. C. Blocker
 Release of Real Mortgage No 21., 7l0, held by A. II. Keller against F. A Hartman.
 Deed - F. s. McFarline to NJ. NJ. TruXton. Lot ]. block 3l. and build ing and contents Consideration $l. Dated May 9, 1911.
 Deed Tony Batinich to John Campbell. Undivided eighth interest in Butte association, eighth in Alice as sociation and one-siXteenth in Big Sixteen association. Consideration $1 Dated January -. 1912
 Deed A Capewell and Robert Sutar to John Campbell Undivided three-siXteenths interest in Big Six teen association. AnacOnda creek Consideration sl Dated January r.. 1910.
 Power of Attorney Charles Bloom 10 Carl Larson. General Dated Sep tember l6. 1912.
 Power of Attorney -- Mrs. Chas Bloom to Carl Larson General. Dated September It, 1912.
 Affidavit of Labor - Louis Han son, for himself and co-owners. On Ianark association, Chatanika river. for 1912
 Wednesday October 2, 1912
 Deed - N. k. and J. B. Hudson to Mike Beegler. Undivided one-ninth interest in Blue Bonanza, Midnight Sun, Nugget, Teddy, Caribou Gold en Heart, Crater quartz claims. di- vide between Sheep and Nugget creeks. Consideration $1. Dated September ?, 1912
 Deed Frank Miller to Mike Beegler. Undivided one eighth inter- est in Homestake association Sheep creek. Consideration s1. Dated October l, 1912.
 Lease - Andy Logstrup to Hugh McCrorie, S. A Martin, and R. w. Merrill Lower 1000 feet of Copen- hagen association, mouth of Big FL dorado, till October 15, 1915. Terms 10 per cent. Dated September 2G. 1912.
 Lease - Mrs, M. E. Sharpe and Georgia Lee to Gladys German and Gertrude Short. Double house at PIP and 214 Fourth avenue, with contents, for four months Consider alton $320. Dated September 2, 1912
 Location - H. w. Atwood. Mrs E. P Atwood, and Charles Rollin Gold cn Gate association, 60 acres, Gold stream. Located July 10, 1912.
 Deed - Brick Boden to Mike Er- ceg to Mike Erceg. General except as to money in WA. bank. Dated September 21, 1912.
 Placer Location Charles Holky. No. 1 above right limit, first tier,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
DOESN'T LIKE JURY JOB.

James Adams. a Denver brick con tractor, apparently does not relish the fact that he has been selected as a prospective juryman by AleXan der Nisbet, jury commissioner. In his report to the jury commissioner regarding his qualifications and ob- jections to occupying a seat in the jury box, Adams penned the follow ing:
 ''Too little pay"
 No confidence"
 Too many technicalities.
 Don't want the job nowhow- Amen, goodby"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
IN DISTRICT COURT.

A motion was filed Tuesday by the defendant Edwin Richards, in the case of American Bank of Alas ka Vs. Edward Williams and Edwin Richards. petitioning the court for an order requiring the plaintiff to make its complaint more definite and certain in respect to the char acter of the partnership which it claims existed as between the de, fendants
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
BOkE EMIA

The land of the free and the home of the slave" The Bohemian cheerily lends you his last nickel to prove his friendship; moreover. he considers you treat him shabbily if you go hungry while he has the price of your dinner. Herein lies the difference between plutocrat and pauper
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
RODENTS ROB RANCH.

Squirrels, chipmunks, mountain rats and other rodents, like farmers in districts snowbound in winter lay up heavy food supplies to meet the chilly blasts in comfort and ease. as J. R. Callihan, living 20 miles north of here, has discovered at the cost of s200 worth of groceries and meats
 Callihan purchased his winter sup ply of food and took short fishing trip. When he returned all that re mained of 100 pounds of beans was the sack that contained them Holes
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
WHAT IS HADES LANGUAGE?

WASHINGTON. - What language do they speak in Hades? A per picking question pertaining to the rights of a man now dead came up recently for decision at the state department, and officials declared it would be necessary to communicate with him to clear up the question of whether he was an American citizen. Tt should not be difficult to com, municate with him." said Alvey A Adee, acting secretary of state.
 What language shall we address him in-English, French. German Spanish?"
 No, no, mo-" answered MT. Adee they wouldn't understand that in Hades. Esperanto is the official language down there It is the uni versal language"
 Job Printing of the Quality Glass turned out promptly at the Citizen office.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
WOMAN.
diamonds had

II diamonds had never been discovered more women would go to heaven. All Wo- men enthuse over an Adonis. but when one looks around one sees it is the brainy one who wins them A fool lies to woman, a knave about her. Many a woman groans over the vanity of this wicked world, whose pious nose is thickly covered with blanc de perle.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
THE REAL ISSUE
By Charles C. Baruar.

Teller said to Inc rorher day. Now | figure this.away.
 Faint no usr To sit and sHnat
 An scratch your he'd and lrrl About our government or who'll be the president. "lf God keeps on a-scndiu' rain An, sunshine on our hay an erai@.
 An ever fellerll chaw his cpd
 An jist keep on a-sawin' wood An not git riled al every fuss. We'll all be prosperous"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
IN THE COURTS
IN COMM MISSIoNER's COURT.

missioner's court Monday by Rather. inc Dougherty against Oscar Glatz. who is charged with the theft of a number of willow plumes left in one of the packing cases of the furnishing store.
 Glatz was arrested Tuesday fore noon by Deputy Marshal Hansen.
 Through his attorney, Bion A. Dodge. David Hurwitz has filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy with the clerk of the court The liabilities enumerated are $5,2949G and the assets are placed at s7,695.
 G. Sapiloff. Andrew Baroeff, Alex Sopoff, Alex Ephief, P. Pfidaroff, S Zembatov and G. Totikoff have brought suit in the commissioner s court against Nick Lol, whom they claim owes them the sum of SS23. 30 sum of money delivered to the de. fendant by third party to be held in trust for the plaintiffs This sum it is alleged the defendant with holds and is now on his way Out side over the trail
 Accordingly a writ of arrest in bail has been gotten out and wired to Marshal Sullivan at Valdez.
 Arthur Williams filed suit in the commissioners court against Alec Kerr for the sum of SIS, the bal ance claimed for meals served the defendant between November Ii. 1911 and December 29, 1911.
 J. F. Emmett, charged with at tempted robbery of a sluice-box, the property of Julius Gius, was ar raigned Thursday morning. The date of his preliminary hearing has not yet been set Bail was fixed
 August Hanot has filed suit against Frank Flynn, Hal Bailey and H. A. Lazelle, bondsmen of Mary F.. Pedro, to recover the sum of $37995, alleged to be due as attorneys fees and interest on money withheld from the plaintiff during the time the appeal was un- dertaken from the district court to the circuit court in the case of August Hanot, ST, vs. Mary F. Pc dro ct al. The gold dust deposited in the registry of the court amount ed to s447O.9O. The defendants were each sureties on the appeal bond in the sum of 5000.
 Suit has been filed in the district court by Kttie Hensley against Geo. Sproul, to recover the sum of $250 said to be owing the plaintiff by the defendant, the debt arising out of contract entered into between the two parties whereby the barge BudWeiser was to be lowed by the steamer Florence s. from Dikeman to a woodcamp below that point
 Suit for divorce was filed Thurs day by Alice Taylor against James Taylor. The petition alleges that the marriage occurred at Panama on June IA, 1907, and that there is no issue therefrom, nor community property. The divorce is asked on the ground of desertion, which is said to have occurred at Iditarod on ADril Q 1909
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

NOIOr NdF TtaNts FdlfbankS TOT bII- more, l0:3o a. m. and i:o5 r. m. Returning Leaves Gilmore :; 8 a. m. and 12:0J D. Tn. Parker's Auto connects with trains and Electric Car at Ester Siding for Ester City. McLean's Stage Connects With Trains at Gilmore for Fairbanks Creek on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Stage connects at Chatanika for Cleary City.
 c. w. JOINT,
 General Manager
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
Saturday, October 5, 1912.

Lode Location Nels P. Nelson. Alabama. left limit, Moose creek, tributary of Fairbanks creek. Locat- ed August 12, 1912.
 Lode Location - Nels P. Nelson Native Belle, right limit, Crane gulch, tributary of Fairbanks creek Located September l6, 1912.
 Assignment of Lay - Oscar San der to Jerry Paulson. His undivided one-third interest in the Paulson lay, on the Niggerhead association, Dome creek. Consideration $7,500. Dated October 23. 1911.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
Friday, October 4. 1912.

Deed T. W. Hackert, Mike Hoh uodle. A F. Melanius and D. ] Pedcrson from H. F. Grothe. Undi yided third interest in : above. first tier, right limit, Fish creek. Consid cration $25o Dated March 30, 1912
 Bill of Sale - F. F Welch to Col lin McPherson. Dempsey hotel, or L. below, Cleary creek. Consideration Sl, Dated October 1, 1912.
 Chattel Mortgage - Mike Erceq 10 George Wheeler. Keystone drill For $1ooo, Due February 1. 1913 Dated October 3. 1912.
 Chattcl Mortgage - Jacob Mayer hofer to R. P. McGowan. For $500 due June l, 1913. On two horses one wagon, and one sled Dated September 9, 1912. Lease - John Biglow, H. F. Berry and John l.. McGinn, to E. T. Brad bury, Andy Peterson and w. P Young No. s below. second tier, left limit Goldstream till October l 1914 Terms 30 per cent Dated September IS. 1912.
 Deed of Sale - John Biglow, II F. Berry and John l.. McGinn. tc F. T. Bradbury, Andy Peterson and w. P. Young. 296 cords of 4-foot wood, 3412 cords long wood, and 5C timbers, situate on below, second tier. left limit. Goldstream Consid eration s3.022.50. Dated September IS, 1912.
 Power of Attorney - NJ. F. Man son to Max Altman To locate and record claims. Dated September 25 1912
 Power of Attorney M. E. Man son to Leonard Dodge To locate and record claims. Dated September 25 1912
 Bill of Sale - c. DeCuyper to F Wright Model restaurant and con tents. Chatanika. Consideration $400 Dated September 12, 1912. Chattel Mortgage - Charles Schu stedt and Dan Jacobson to Ameri can bank of Alaska. For $1 900, due June l, 1913. On mining plant or l above, Fairbanks creek. Dated Oc tober I, 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
Thursday. October 3, 1912.

Bill of Sale - Sam Hagan to NJ Erceg. Half interest in Keystone drill Consideration s1650. Dated September &o. 1912.
 Lode Location - Frank Bishopric. Portland, left limit Crane euleh tributary of Fairbanks creek. Locat. ed July 3. 1912
 Placer Location Martin r An. derson and Patrick Moran. Fork claim. left fork of Engineer creek Relocation, October 1, 1912
 Power of Attorney - J. NJ. Wis. wall to r. F Lawson. General. Dated April 1S, 1912
 Deed - !. NJ Wiswall to Gust Henk Bench claim above. first tier, left limit. lower go feet of s above first tier, left limit and frac- ton between and s above. first tier, Cleary creek. Consideration s1. Dated April 1, 1912.
 Deed 0. 0. Gummere. s. A Gummere X C. A Gummere by their attorney in fact. 0. 0. Gummere and D Burke to John Delargy Undivid- ed three-siXteenths interest in Hen rietta association. St Patrick's creek Consideration S1. Dated June 30, 1910.
 Deed Louis schmidt to John De iargy One-eighth interest in Henri ctta association. St Patrick's creek Consideration $l. Dated March ?, 1910.
 Deed August Hanot. ST. to J. A Gustafson. Upper half of lower half of ; above. Fairbanks creek. Consid craIton $l. Dated September 2S. 1912.
 Affidavit of Labor Fritz K. schmidt, for James Funchion. On Discovery. Fairbanks creek. for 1912 Dated October 5. 1912
 Lode Location - l.. F. Lemprecht and j. Green. Minnehaha, head of Alder gulch. tributary of Fairbanks creek. Located September p. 1912.
 Affidavit Of Labor - Nick Peter son. for Henry LeOnardy and CO., owners On below. second tier. left limit. Dome creek. for 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

in several sacks of flour told of tH, inroads made by the little animals Sugar, bacon and ham suffered a like fate.-Denver Ex.
 MANZANlLLO, Mex. - Investiga- ton Of the claim that Jose CaIvario who died recently at Tuxpan. was 1S3 years old, has developed that the church records confirm the as sertion that he was born in 112T.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07
Saturday. September 2s. 1912.

Placer Location John Murray and James McGrath. Amending Nt 3I2O9, right limit Little Blanche creek. Dated September 22. 1912
 Lease Mrs. Dora Williams and H. II Mcdonald to F A. Jorgeusen. Edward Wickstrom. and Peter John son. Lower 600 feet of Owl associa- tion. Engineer creek, till October 1. 1914. Terms r. per cent. Dated Sep tember %. 1912.
 Deed Mary F.. Pedro to !. A Gus tafson. Undivided one-haIf interest in lower one-half of 5 above. Fairbanks creek. Consideration sl. Dated Sep tcmber 9, 1912.
 Release of Real Mortgage No. B. l69. held by j. A Gustafson against Mary E Pedro.
 Bill of Sale Lars Persson 10 Jacob kroll and Mrs. W. Gorhracht. Store building and outbuildings con neeted. on \ below. Fairabnks creek Consideration $1 Dated September 2S. 1912
 Deed - j. A. Gustafson to A Ha- not, ST. Undivided one.half in low. nected. on $ below, Fairbanks creek. Consideration sl. Dated September 2s. 1912
 Affidavit of Labor William Auckland. on ? below. Dome creek. for 1912
 Real Mortgage Mrs. L. E. Will son to (. Harry Woodward. For s372. On lot |. block r.. with building and contents. Due one year Dated September 2S, 1912,
 Monday, September 30, 1912.
 Placer Location Thomas NJ Gilmore. Triangular fraction ad- joining lower end of upper half of l below, and right limit side line of Holland claim, Gilmore creek. Lo- cated July :, 1912.
 Quartz Location Thomas NJ Gilmore. Mountain Lion. extreme head of Rose creek. Located August IS. 1912.
 Power of Attorney - Albert Wig and to William Robbins. To lease or sell one-seventh interest in and 5 above. Pedro creek Dated Sep tember :. 1912.
 Power of Attorney - Gus Benson to Warner Nelson To sell one-half interest in 6 below. Fairbanks creek. 10 James FunchIon. Dated Septem- Der 30. 1912
 Homestead Location - John Anag- hostopulos. Northwest quarter of section 1. township l south. range east, and southwest quarter of sec tion s, township l north. range east
 Bill of Sale - Wink Kucal and Joe Dubloyich to Olson and Myers; t50 logs on Ghatanika ditch Consid. eration 5000. Dated September 2N 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

dustrious while l was on a - hunting trip"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

Through his attorney, Bion A
 Dodge. David Hurwitz has filed a petition in voluntary bankruptcy with the clerk of the court. The liabilities enumerated are $5.2949G and the assets are placed at s7,695.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-07

J. F. Emmett, charged with at tempted robbery of a sluice-box, the property of Julius Gius, was ar date of his preliminary hearing has not yet been set Bail was fixed at s3,50O. but this was not furnished
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-24
he Fundamental principles of order and

the Fundamental principles of order and
good government.
l am informed that some of the
members of the Legislature who sur
rendered to the powers that be In the
manner above described, have since
been appointed to lucrative positions.
do not know whether these appoint
ments were made as a result OF their
actions, but let that be as it may, l
desire to ask this question.
Have you heard single word of
condemnation or criticism of this un-
holy act from the lips Of those who are
so ready to condemn the fight to Ala
bama'
If you believe that it is not right to
legalize the sale of liquor in three Of
the cities of the state and not allow
this privilege exercised in other local
tiles; if you believe that it is not
right to repeal our present election
laws under which every man has the
assurance that his vote will be count
ed as cast; if you believe in the pres
ent temperance laws which we're pass
ed for the purpose of protecting the
weak and helpless; if you believe that
it would not be right to elevate to the
United States Senate man who ex-
ercised the pardoning power of the
State to set at naught the findings of
the Court to save from the peniten-
tiary a man whom believe participa-
ted in foul murder; if you believe
in equal rights to all and special priv
ileges to none--not even Memphis,
Nashville and Chattanooga excepted
then vote for me, and will represent
your sentiment. .---
S. Fl. RAULSTON.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-24
RACIAL RIOT
AT COALMONT
One Negro Dead and Two
Wounded.
WHITE MINER GETS
BULLET IN KNEE
Two Hundred Shots Fired Sheriff
BOTum and Posse Now On Scene
and No More Trouble
Is Feared.

y NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 90. As
the result of racial troubles at Coal
mont, Tenn, seven miles north OF
Tracy City, one negro coke puller is
dead and two Others are wounded and
kS. Crick. a white miner. is shot
through the knee according to spec
ial from Tracy City. More than 200
shots were exchanged
Sheriff Borum and posse of depu-
= lies have the situation in hand, ami
4 further trouble is not expected.
The trouble started one week ago,
when seven neg1o cokepullers were ar
rested on the charge of gaming. They
we're tried before magistrate and
fined $40 each and costs. A few days
later threatening and obscene note
was left at the house Of the trial mag
istrate. 1t was charged by the white
miners that the negroes convicted OF
gaming we're the authors of the let
ter, and considerable excitement fol-
flowed. Saturday afternoon late a ne
gro coke puller and white miner en-
gagged in an alteration at the rear of
the commissary of the Sewanee Fuel
and Coke company. The white man
struck the negro over the head with a
shovel, breaking the negro's arm.
Shots were exchanged and S. Crick, a
bystander, was shot in the knee. Two
hundred miners we're present and some
200 shots were fred. Manager Wald-
en-, of the commissary, ordered the
store closed and that no ammunition
should be sold Officers got on the
trail, and Saturday night surrounded
the negroes in their quarters, but be-
fore their arrival unknown persons had
fired on the negroes, killing one and
injuring two The negroes were kent
,in their quarters all night by the Off
Gers. There are about seventy-five ne
gio coke pullers at Coalmont, and ma
ny of them were recently imported
from southern points.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-24
KeIlys Ferry.
Special 10 the Ne7OS.

Special 10 the Ne7OS.
Boatriding seems to be the order of
the day.
Misses Myrtle and Viola Harwood,
May, Phemia and Ruby Newsom went
out riding Sunday, and went nearly
to the pan.
If you want to see Miss Myrtle Har-
wood smile, ask her who wanted to
have an introduction to the preachers
daughter.
Mrs Matte Hartman had an ice
cream festival Saturday night. There
was a large crowd attended and all re-
ported very nice time.
A party consisting of James New
] ON, Joe Fryar, James Long, Joe Sex
ton, Daddy Harwood and Beene Walk
er all went bunting one day this week.
They divided into two sections and
the one on the hill found wild hog
tracks and yelled to those below, "a
bear, bear - They all ran up the
hill to see the bear track and pro-,
snounced it deer, but they came
home with nothing.
Misses Myrtle and Viola Harwood
spent Sunday with May, Phemia and
Ruby Newsom. j.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-10-24
FIRE AT SEWANEE
Extinguished by Students, Pro-
fessors and Fire Chief
Benedict.

Sewanee, Tenn, Oct. 10. "A disas-
ttous fire was narrowly averted Satur-
day afternoon when the residence of
the Rt. Rev. Thos. Fl. Gailor, bishop
of Tennessee, caught fire. Only by
the quick work of the students it was
put out before much damage could be
done. The file was caused by defec-
tive hue on the second story. 1t grad
ually worked it's way up to the roof
where it was noticed by passersby. A
quick alarm was sent in, and the stu
dent body of Sewanee responded, and
with the assistance of the professors
and Fire Chief Benedick, a hole was
chopped in the roof and the fire extin-
guished. DR.. Benedict stated that if
the fire had progressed ten minutes
longer the entire residence would have
been destroyed. However, the loss is
slight, only one bedroom being dam
aged to any extent.