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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Mrs. Madison Passes Away.

Mrs. l.. G.. Madison died at her
home ia this city last Saturday, June
18th, following lingering illness,
The deceased lady was one Of East
Jordan's early settlers. coming here
with her husband twenty-elght years
ago, and was known and beloved by
the majority of our citizens for her
many kindly ways and deeds Of charity.
Le0ra Vincent was born al Chagus
Falls, Ohio. in lS47 and removed 10
Rome City. Ind, in 1868. On Nov.
8, 1868, she was united in marriage to
Loren c. Madison They located at
East Jordan in September 1884, and
had much to do with the making Of
the city's early history. Three child
ren were born TO them, one OF whom.
Ernest V. of CharlevOix, is living, to-
gether with the husband and father.
Ia 1895 she became 4 member of the
Presbyterian church of this city aud
has been a CONSCIENTIOUS member.
Deceased was also an active member
OF the local Corps, w. r.. g., and other
frateTnal societies.
Funeral services were held from the
home Monday afternoon, conducted
by her pastor, Rev. A. d. GriRsby,
and attended by d hust OF loving
friends. The remains we're inferred
in the East Jordan cemetery.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Wilmington Skinner.
From Jackson Patriot.

From Jackson Patriot
A charming wedding was soem-
nized Tuesday evening at @ O'Clock at
the First Congregational church,
where Miss Beulah b. Skinner became
the bride OF Frederick g Wilmington.
Rev. Bastian Smits ofliciated, using
the ring service, and the brides
father, +. III. Skinner, gave her away.
Tho bride was handsomely gowned in
white embroidered marquisette with
veil. and carried shower bouquet OF
brides roses. Her maid of honor,
Miss Hermie Hodges, was prettily at
tired in blue aud carried pink roses,
while the six bridesmaids were in
dainty costumes Of white, green and
pink. Frank Wilmington Of East
Jordan, brother of the groom, was
best man.
The church was effectively trim
med with palms and marguerltes.
Donald Ganiard presided al the organ
rendering Mendelssohn' Wedding
March as the bridal party entered
and gathered about the altar.
A delightful reception for the rel
atives followed, the church parlors
being beautfied with profusion of
flowers for the event. The dining
room was done ia pink and Miss
Flynn catered for the choice collation..
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmington left later
for a trip to East Jordan, the groom S
former home, and will be at home
after Sept. lst, at 1910 West Washing.
ton street, Jackson. The groom is
draftsman aud foreman Of the expert
mental department at the Sparks
Wilmington plant and is popular
among Lis associates The bride has
likewise many friends in the church
and the city and has been the guest
of honor at various functions. n
The gifts TO the young couple includ-
ed mahogany, cut glass, silver and
two substantial checks.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Receiver Suspended

As the result OF the hearing held at
Cheboygan, Judge Frank Shepherd
has suspended the receiver OF the
Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany and has granted ]. l.. Barber, of
Rondo. permission to go aheaed with
his plan in solving the problem of
clearing up the affairs Of the organizd-
tion.
Mr.. Barber will get busy at once,
and expects To have matters satisfac-
torily adjusted by September. In
order that this may be done, he urges
all members Of the company to secure
their notes and have them settled at
once.
Further particulars concerning the
settlement OF the company's affairs
will be given later.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22

Want your parlor papered? Let
MoYer do IL. Satisfaction guaran teed
Phone 1875.
Remember that Rugs are much
cheaper than last spring. See Whit
ting's stock.
Look at those Hull Detachable Um-
brella Handles at Mack's. They make
q fine present,
- For SALE at Bargain:-my house
and lot on Bowen's Additiou.-Jesse
Kimes, HarbOr Springs, Mich.
Tom Sharkey, the former famous
.gugiist who is now employed as an
athletic trainer, recently stated TO an
Associated Press reporter that in
creased interest in healthful athletics
was doing It's part in knocking out
the liquor business. "a fellow can't
be an athlete aud drink at the same
time" said Sharkey. Lots OF cafes
are going out OF business which form
cry catered TO young men. Many men
who formerly drank are now turning
away from the stun entirely. More
boys are being taught not To drink at
all than ever before. School athletics
are helping greatly to bring about the
change" And don't mistake me
said Tom Sharkey, the idea is dead
Fight and | am for it,"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
A CARD

This is to certify that Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound does not contain
any opiates, any habit forming drugs,
or any ingredients that could possibly
harm its users. On the contrary, its
great healing and soothing qualities
make 1t real remedy for coughs,
colds and irritations OF the throat,
chest and lungs. The genuine is In a
yellow package. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound and accept
no substitute. Hite Drug Go.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
DR.. c. D. Owens
DENTIST
East Jordan, July Is, II, Is.

DR.. G.. d. Owens extracted teeth
for great number Of people here last
winter and is going TO return TO take
impressions for plates and bridge
work.
Teeth will be xtracted-tillings or
crown work as before absolutely with
out any pain whatever, no drugs used
to produce unconciousDess, no bad
after results as cocaine leaves, or it
will cost you nothing.
No matter how large the teeth or
how bad condition the mouth Is in
nor how old or weak person is there
is absolutely no danger nor no pain,
and the gums heal more readily than
any other known method of extract
ing. If this was not fact he could
not return to the same town to do
business. There is no other person US
ing this method outside of the G.. ID.
Owens Inc. Office in Grand Rapids,
this office is located on Monroe Ave.
opposite Herpolshimers and is incor-
porated under the state law of Michi-
gan where there are five of the most
skilled dentists in the state operating
and using this Owensolar method.
NOTE. To business men. DR.. e..
ID. Owens does not interfere with the
local dentist for people that go to him
never would have any dental work
done IL this method was not used
Remember the date.
July Is, II, 18th, Saturday,
Sunday, Monday, Russell
House.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Fire Scare at Court House.

At about seven o'clock Monday
evening the court house people had a
bad scare and the building had mar
row escape from a bad fire. The first
warning was smudge which emerged
from the jail into The outer hail, and
smoke that showed itself at basement
openings.
County Treasurer Lewis was yet
about the building, Mrs. Coon, wife
Of the jailor, was ia her rooms adjOin-
ing the Jail. She notified Mr.. Lewis,
aud prompt investigation was made.
1t was found that in one OF the
open cells blaze had started around
a steampipe that comes up from the
basement. On going below Mr.. Lewis
could see blaze, which had burned a
space of eight or ten inches around
The pipe, and was rapidly spreading
along The floor, which is of three lay
ers OF ks plank reinforced with
wrought iron spikes. The blaze was
easily extinguished.
There was no fire in the furnace and
had not been sor some time. so that
IT could not have caught from that
cause. There are three prisoners in
The Jail, and they we're all 10 the
lobby. The most plausible theory is
that one Of the prisoners, who are per-
mitted TO smoke, had careIessly
thrown lighted match into the mar
row space btweeeu the pipe aud the
tloor.-Charleyoix Sentinel.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22

Call and see the two wheel Sulkies
at Whittington's.
Why not have those switches put
in now and save the wear on your
tungsten lights? 1t is house cleaning
time and just the time to do the work
while your carpets are up. We have
tungsten adapters that will fit any
chandelier and can put them on al a
small cost. MILES & MURRAY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Notice to the Republican Elec.
tors of CharIevOix County.

l hereby announce myself as a eau
didate for re- nomination to the Office
Of sheriff on the Republican ticket at
the primary election August 81,
Trusting that my conduct of the Of
flee has been such as TO secure your
approval, your support will be ap-
preciated.
25tf FORD p. ROBBINS,
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Notice to Electors.

/ take this means of announcing my
candidacy for the Republican nomina,
tion for Register OF Deeds at the
August primary. II nv conduct of
the Office ia the past has been such as
TO meet your approval your support
will he appreciated.
20tf ROMEO A. EMREY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Notice TO Electors.

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination TO the office OF
Prosecuting Attorney of CharlevOix
County on the Republican Ticket at
the Primary, Ang. 81, 1912.
25-3 ID. Fl. FITCH.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
Notice.

/ hereby announce myself as a re-
publican candidate for the Office CT
County Treasurer. subject to tile pri-
mary election TO be held August 9th.
2l-3 DANIEL 5. PAXTON.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-22
To Republican Electors of Char
levOix County,

desire to announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
County Treasurer at the August Pri-
mary.
22tf Roy l.. LORRAINE.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
l Local Happenings in Brief

William Catchpole left on the Tana for the States. He will visit relatives probably returning in about a year
 Samuolson got back from Richard son with his new motor truck on Gritay morning. He experienced nn trouble with the new machine.
 Mrs. Henry T. Ray is now in St. .oseph's hospital. where she is sui ferinS from th" same ailment which bothered her last spring.
 Gilbert Germanson. who was re. gently declared insane at Nulato will be taken Outside. and not brought
 Fairbanks as was originally i. tended.
 On Wednesday Marshal Hansen ar. rived from Browns camp about 70 miles below Cinema with William Brown who is said to be insane. The man will be confined in the federal jail here until such time as his mental condition can be look. ed into.
 The announcement has been made that the kaltag wireless station will be closed down this winter. The Alaska Wireless company will work their Iditarod station in conjunc. tion with the governments station at Nuato
 Mrs. Alex Campbell of Chatanika spent the greater portion of the week in the city shopping.
 Joe Handbury. one of the best known quartz miners in the camp. came in on the Saturday train from Dome creek. The old Colorado min CT says that the camp never looked better as far as quartz is concerned. He went back yesterday.
 On the Tana for Whitehorse went George Garwood the sourdough printer He will go to Juneau and Skagway first, and then on to San Diego. Cal. where he plans to spend the winter.
 Mrs 0. C. Williams. well known to all in this town for her genial personality, has taken over the Wilson house on First avenue, which she will continue to run in the same pleasing manner as did her predecessor. Mrs. l.. E. Wilson, who has gone Outside.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
|S THIS VOTE
 4 GOOD VOTE

When the returns came in from the Hammond river in the Ko,ukuk district, the official count was as follows Wichcrslam, T.; Krauezun- is. l9; Gilmore, I, and Jennings. I But two women east their ballots. They were Mrs Nellie Cashmln and Mrs. May Myers. Of course they are the first women to east their votes for an Alaskan delegate, but the question is this, will they have To throw out the vote of the entire district because of that fact? 1ha law does not permit women to vote in Alaska as yet. and as no one can tell for whom these women voted il may be that the entire vote of tn" district will have to be declared worthless.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
IN JUSTICE COURT.

Barney Simon has begun suit in the commissioners court against D HurwitZ for debt, the first cause named in the complaint being an ac count of $G29.50 the balance claimed on note given November 19. 1910 and the second cause being for $7J livered in 1910. On both accounts attorney fees are claimed
 An attachment has been taken out against the goods of the defendant
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
ARRIVE AND DEP ART

Following is the list of passen- gers who left on the Panama and Reliance to make connections at Panama with the St Michael for Dawson and the Herman for St Michael:
 For Seattle-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L.. Williams, H. A. Somerset Percy Palmer, Margaret Thornton. George Allsop, Mrs. M. Hart, Mrs. G. All, derson, J. Yates, Joe Shultz. Charles Hardin, Fred J. Chapman. P. s. Smith, Mrs D. Schiller. J. C. MCGuf, fin. John F. Hatch. Charles Westby. l.. B. Smith, Joe Marta, R. Pique, Albert Ruth, Charles Finwall. Tony Erceg. Arthur Leyn, Louis Heinsor, John Gorga. John F.. Erickson, P. M. Postley, Mrs. A. Greerty, Ray Greerty, Eulalia Greerty. F. Parker. Mrs. J. C. Johnston. NJ. F. Anderson. Peter Wick. Iver Wick. Charles H Grener, George Warner and wife. Charles Bluman. Emma Hatch James R. Sloan. J. w. Gable. Mrs. F. G. Zwicker. Tom Staniforth. Mrs. M. l.. Adams.
 For Tanana-Miss Johnston, F. c. Raine, F, Yamashida, A. J. Camp bell. Mrs Van Pelt.
 For Ruby-Mrs. F. Mathes. Nix Rudle George Hollander. John Fa- hey. MT and Mrs c. J. Sellander, I. B. Espland, Mrs. J. l.. Ward, Tom Samuelson.
 For Skagway-C. F.. Thompson, Dottie Moore. Ed Cleary.
 For Dawson-J. F. Haley. NJ. A. Pinska
 For St Michael-C. D. Murane. For Birches-Reed Harrais. For Circle-N. w. Knutson.
 The following is list of those who were the passengers on the Tana on Saturday:
 For Whitehorse - MT and Mrs R. Greenham, R. c. Counter, Mir | and Mrs. Theo. F. Farrell. Jacob kavola. Alex Kavola. Mrs. R. w Rages. Mir. and Mrs. J. Biglow. c Marks, Mrs. Fogarty. G. A Egbert Mrs. Revie, Dan Sullivan, H. Carl son, J. A. Gustafson. Mrs. L. B | Wilson. Miss Croft. Elsie Morse Mrs. Linquist, G. S. Garwood. Wm Catchpole. B. Petprich, G. F.. Hal sted. Sam Torgens, w. Auckland A. Rachmann, Dan Green. Mrs Green
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
CALL FOR BIDS.

Bids will be accepted at the office of the city clerk for the printing of the city ordinances in book form Bids will be opened next Friday October 1, at & P. m.
 (Signed) A. J. PAUL..
 Clerk
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
Friday, September 27, 1912.

Affidavit of Labor - Ebert Wood for D. T. Boone and co oowners. On below. Cleary for 1912. Dated Sentember 27. 1912.
 Marriage Certificate Francis M. Williams and Mrs. Mary Francis Blankeart J. H. Condit officiating Dated September 21. 1912.
 Lease John l.. McGinn, D. Kelle her. estate of Mark Sullivan and P Mel aughlin. to August Ann. Lower 800 feet of bench claim, left limit Cripple creek, opposite below, til
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30
Tuesday. September 24. 1912.

Affidavit of Labor. -- II. McDonalG for John Biglow. On & below, Ester creek. for 1912 Dated September 24, 1912.
 Location. - Nick Dan. C. A. Phil lips and George Cline. Phillips frac ton. along side Cline Fraction. Grip pie creek. tributary of Cinema river, Located June 20. 1912.
 Deed.-George Noeller by J. A Gustafson, attorney-in-fact. to John Griffin. George Griffin and J. A Gus tafson. Claim adjoining 3 above, Fairbanks creek. Consideration sl. Dated September 24, 1912.
 Chattel Mortgage - Magnus Meis, ingseth to C. De Cuyper. For $2,l00 on one-half interest in Pioneer sa loon. building. stock and fixtures. Chatanika. and two pool tables. Due November l. 1912. Dated August If 1912
 Bill of Sale. Mike Hyland to Magnus MeisingSeth. Half interest in Pioneer saloon, building. stock and fixtures, Chatanika, and two pool tables Consideration S1. Dated Aug uset II, 1912.
  Apache. head of Engineer creek. Lo- Cated June 2S, 1912.
 Quartz Location.-Roy F. Jester and Ray II. Blanchard. Gold Roads head of Engineer creek Located June 2S. 1912
 Location. - w. F. Buswell. No. & Eva creek. Located September 21 1912.
 Release of Chattel Mortgage.-M A. Hemminger to F. M. Lovett. Par. tial release of No. 32,3G9. Dated September 9, 1910.
 Deed. l.. Winstedt to Robert Benson. Lot 2. block 2S. Fairbanks Consideration sl. Dated March 9 1912 -
 Deed-M A. Schaeffer to Frank Van Osdol F. C. Sutcliff, and Louis Golden Undivided three-fourths in terest in Thanksgiving and Last Chance quartz claims, left limit Fairbanks creek Consideration $1 Dated September 23. 1912.
 Deed.-P. A. Wilson to c. Dittmer Rench claim 1 below. right limit Cleary creek. Consideration sl Dated September 9, 1912. Power of Attorney. - George C. Noeller to J. A. Gustafson. General Dated August l2. 1912.
 Discharge of Chattel Mortgage No 34,952, held by F. G. Moves against F. NJ. Lovett.
 Chattel Mortgage-E. NJ. Lovett tC J. l.. Sale. For $415. On four horses four sleighs, two wagons. two sets harness. Due ninety days. Dated September "A, 1912.
 Wednesday. September 25, 1912.
 Bill of Sale D. HurwitZ to Yae Roscnstein. His stock of goods nov in the Panama warehouse. Consider ation s1.000 Dated September 24 1912.
 Agreement Mir and Mrs. Vii fred Bruce with Gus Boulanger James Bernard, Joseph Berrie am
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30

worked out. Consideration 20 pc, cent Dated September 12. 1912.
 Quartz Location James Coch Iauc. Normandie. Dome betw eer ish creek and Little Cinema. Located jane fh. 1911.
 Quartz Location - John Sussang Panama. Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema Located June 12 1911.
 Quartz Location - James Grozzio Florence. head Of Last Chance creek Located June 9 1911.
 Quartz Location - Peter Malano and Little Cinema. Located June l2 1911.
 Quartz Location - l.. F. Protz man. Iowa, Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema. Located June 1e. 1911.
 Quartz Location - L. F. Protz man. Baltimore. between forks of Last Chance creek. tributary of Fish creek. Located June To. 1911
 Quartz Location - Emil Pozza Discovery between forks of Last Chance creek, tributary of Fish creek Located June II. 1911.
 Quartz Location NJ Kambich Buffalo. Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema Located June 12 1911.
 Quartz Location R. C. Wood New York. Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema. Located June 12 1911.
 Quartz Location John l.. Me Girn. Oregon. Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema. To, 'atrd June 10. 1911.
 Quartz Location - H. B, Parkin Maryland Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema. Located June 10 1911.
 Quartz Location - w. F. Whtely Columbus. Dome between Fish creek and Little Cinema. Located June 9. 1911.
 Placer Location Thomas II. White. Ed Jern, Juanita Brundaee l. F. Carruthers. s. s. Carruthers Catherine Mccarthy Harry Brooks and James Wickersham. kismet as soCiation. Frozen Foot creek. tribu tary of west fork of Big Cinema river
 Quartz Location - Mike McNeill and Martin McDousall Black Dia- mond. adjoining Iron Mask, Black Warrior, etc, head of Fairbanks creek. Located June 29. 1912
 Agreement - Peter Meyers and Andy Olson. To group Black Hawk Nos, l and ?. and Blue Jay Nos. 1 and ?. right limit Wolf creek jo be known as the Black Hawk Group. Dated September 2. 1912
 Affidavit of Labor - August Aim. for John Solcn. On II below. Fair banks creek. for 1912. Dated Septem- Der, 1912.
 Affidavit of Labor - August Alm for H. F.. St. George and John Solen. On h below, Fairbanks creek. for 1912.
 Placer Location - 1 below. mouth of Morlock creek. Riss Salfi l.ocat- ed September 20. 1912.
 Deed = James PIcnderlcith and II. 0. Harp to F. R. lesson One forty eighth interest in Gold Hill ditch Cripple creek. Consideration $l. Dat ed June 23, 1909.
 Quartz Location - Charles Schicb and Edgar Brooker Immense. right limit Nome river. Located Scptem- Der H. 1912.
 Placer Location Charles Schick Casper kossuth. Wade Sims, Ellie Sims, Louis schmidt. Al Coslett, Adolph Zhichlun. Dave Cascaden Hearst association, mouth Roy creek tributary of Beaver, Located July 23, 1912.
 Placer Location - Edgar Rrookcr Mary Brooker, Wade Sims, Fife Sims. James Wood. John Anderson Al Coslett, Mike Goonen. Frisco as sociation. Nome river, tributary Beaver Located July 21. 1912
 Placer Location Charles Schick Caspar kossuth. Wade Sims, Fife Sims, Louis schmidt. Adolph Zhich- lun. Mike Goonen. Dave Cascaden Caspar association, Roy creek. trib- utarV Beaver | Oc1tp1 JulV ot 1y1o
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30

Affidavit oi Labor \. I McDon ald for John Biglow. On T and l. hrluw. Ester creek. fraction between 2 and l9 Ester creek. and below Cripple creek. for 1912.
 Monday. September 9, 1912.
 Deed IL H. Hoover to A K. Me Lean. W Carlson and John Swan beck Undivided one-half interest in Teddy l. lode claim. right limit ol No. % Moose creek. tributary ol Fairbanks creek Consideration S1 Dated September :. 1912.
 Power of Attorney Paul Menze' To John Jacobson. To locate and record claims in Kuskokwim Dated September 21, 1912
 Power of Attorney John Gillis to Edward Sandstrom. To locate and record claims. Dated March 2. 1912
 Power of Attorney. Neil E. Gil lis to Edward Sandstrom To locate and record claims. Dated March & 1912.
 Power of Attorncy-M Mrs, George Sandstrom to Louis Olson To locate and record claims. Dated March x 1912
 Power Of Attorney - Mrs. George and record claims Dated March & 1912.
 Power of Attorney Mrs. George Sandstrom to Edward Sandslrom. To locate and record claims. Dated March \. l9l2.
 Lode l.ocation.-Thomas Kecnan Colleen Bawn. divide between Lit tie Blanche and Engineer creeks. Lo catcd September :. 1912.
 Bill of Salc-,E A. Hartman tc Arthur McGoWan. loo cords l3-foot spruce wood. corner of Fourth and CoWlcs Consideration $2o0 Dated February 2G. 1912
 QartZ Location NJ. F Cook Silver King. Moose creek. opposite creek claim. above Located April q, 1912
 Real Mortgage Mary F. Pedro to J. A. Gustafson. For s2,600. On her interest in Discovery claim. Pedro creek. and , above, Fairbanks creek Dated September r.. 1912
 Agreement Mary F. Pedro to ] A. Gustafson. To pay to him 20 per cent of all elean-ups on her part ir Discovery claim. Pedro creek and ! above Fairbanks creek. Considera ton the loan of $2,000. Dated Sep tcmher T.. 1912
 Revocation of Power of Attorney -J. l.. solomon to George D. Horton Revoking No. 35.GS5.
 Power of Attorncy.-I. Lila to Pc ter I.aiti. General Dated August & 1911.
 Lease-H. E. Parkin, trustee foI Charles Hardin, Henry Cook. and Charles Robinson estate. to Harry Nudge On lower foo feet of bench claim below. third tier right limit Dome creek. for two years. Dated September 23. 1912.
 Quartz Location. - J. F. Camp bell. Dolly, right limit of Chatham creek opposite 3 above. Located Aug uSt l2 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30

party defendant through his having purchased on December 20. tauG. the interest of Kelley.
 Nachon X Sterling are also su. ing J. A. Williams. lIcnrs Braomc and George Blonde for the sum of $4,G92 io and for $ioS.25. claimed on two accounts contracted hy the min. ing firm in the year 1907.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30

'o" stored in tn" warehouse and \. Gr"orty has been placed in charge "f the attached property by the mar. ehal
The Alaska citizen., 1912-09-30

Otto Arndt has brought suit in the district court against the mining partnership of Jack Stone and Al Sullivan, the suit being one on his own behalf and that of the other workmcn for wage bills.
 The claims for labor since Sep bin Martin, $125; John Highland $22l; Steve Sobich. $l1250; G. Ma. chain. $ll2.50; Charles Wold. SIP. %. Twenty-four other laborers Wht have worked during the last three months earning $3135.5O that re mains unpaid. have also assigned their accounts to the plaintiff. The total of the claims is $29G3