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The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
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above Wifi creek. Consideration $1. Dated Oct. 1J, 1912.
 Placer Location Anton John son. Wolf fraction. upper 75 feet of D above Wolf creek. Located Oct. l2, 1912.
 Power of Attorney - W. $. Lay mon to Joseph II. Mills. To locate and record claims. Dated Oct. 12, 1912.
 Deed Mrs. Anna Hughes 10 |. ]. Trunk. Southeast quarter lot 6, block 3l Consideration $1U. Dated oct L.. 1912.
 Deed - N lIaslund. D. Stanfeld, P,tcr C. Hotstad and john JussiIa, 10 Louis coulter, Adam Horn and Pete Coulter. Their interest in lay on QUO feet of 6 below. second tier, ,ett limit, Cripple creek. Gold, Hill. Consideration $l. Dated Oct. h. 1912.
 tGaltci Mortgage Mike Nolch to =. (. Co. On two horses. For $i.9"g. Due Jan. F. 1912
 Deed - George D. and Fife Hor- ten to N. If. AGams Lot 2. block S7. Consideration $,t5. Dated Oct. II, 1912.
 f}aeeg location Jim Mihanrie. i!ea;op utass, helHs lower half of , below. Cripple creek. tributary Of Cinema siough Located July 25, 1912.
 Deed '. !. Mahoncy To Anna Holmgrcn. Undivided half interest in star traction between ? and below. Cripple creek, tributary Cinema slough. Consideration $l. Dated April i, 1912.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
WOMAN SHOOTS LAWYER.

NEW YORK. Mrs Elizabeth VI. Edmunds. daughter of an English army officer formerly stationed at Barbadoes and a performer in a Edmunds. a Manhattan dentist. met her in California and married her at Reno. New. on September 27, 1897, shot and seriously wounded Albert c. Each. district attorney of Rich mond county, in the lawyers office on Staten Island.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
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Fishermen who returned from the Little Cinema report that the run of &rayiing there is very poor this year.
 Emil Iiuja, the famous lost sheep. and (. A. kistein. of the same fold reached Fairbanks from the Hot Sgrina Monday after noon.
 Hjlly Burns reports that his milf .on Chatham creek is already in op. eration.
 Falcon Joslin was a passenger on Tuesdays stage for the Outside. He will go to New York where he will be joined by Mrs Joslin. The pres itent of the Panama Valley railroad plans to be in Washington when the railroad commission makes it's re- port 10 congress. and lend his aii in securing for this territory a gov ernment railroad
 On the 21st Of the month. Judge Nurane will convene court in Nome
 Nolrey Richmond was a passenger cn Tuesdays stage. Mr. Richmond is bound for San Francisco. He will return ill April.
 Having received the proper author ization from the department of jus tice, Marshal Love appointed Ben Thompson to the office of deputy marshal to he located at Chatanika
 b.. W. w. Trabue has moved his offices to the Mcintosh X Kubon hui1ding.
 P. A. Peterson. who arrived in town On Monday afternoon. reports that q total of fifty-seyen bridges were built during the past season, in ad- diion to the hundred odd culverts that were constructed. The trail is in good condition for travel now. Mir. Peterson has been a member of he road crew this season.
 tt tho request of the Ursa Maoir, the literary society of the Fairbanks high school the Rev. C. F. Betti- cher, Jr.. addressed the members on Alaska Day His subject was Alas ka"
 Peter McGinn. of Cripple creek. and Miss Ionna Murphy, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony Wed nesday morning by Rev. Father Crimont. The couple will make their home on the property of the groom on Cripple creek.
 At ten o'clock on "Wednesday morning the case of the United States vs Jacob Kroll, of Fairbanks creek, was set for T hearing before Commissioner Dillon. The case had 70 be postponed until II o'clock, as the Marshals office had neglected to summon jury. At II o'clock, when the court again convened to hear the case, the government asked for dismissal of the charge on the ground | that there was not sufficient evidence | to convict. Leroy ToZier was at torney for the defendant Jerry Paulson came to town on Tuesday with fourteen thousand | dollar cleanup from the Nisgerhead association.
 Delegate Wickersham has decided to forego the pleasure of visit to the Big Cinema Hot Springs because of the sudden change in the weather. Oscar Hanes is now in Fairbanks getting ready to haul his winters supplies to his rich quartz claim be- tween Sheep and Nugget creeks.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
MONDAY. OCTOBER 14 1912

Affidavit oi l.abor-james Daly fer James McPil,c. On T. Goldstream. for 1912. Dated Oct. 14. 1912.
 beed li. D. Morgan to Mrs. Wm. Scrrick. Northwest 2 by S0 feet of | lot i. block I0. Fairbanks. Consider i AIoh 5lah. Datcd sept. K, 1912. | Power of Attorney Neil D. Gillis. i 10 locate and record claims. Dated
 .Iareh S. 1912.
 Tower Of Attorney Johuena IGillis to John Gillis To locate and record claims. Dated March 2, 1912. l recd - Mrs. Kate Farrell to Chas l \crhcst. East half Of lot f. bio, k 1 :. and strip one and ouc-half feet l vide atoGg the east site Of west ! half of lot | Consideration $l. Dat l cd Aug. 31. 1912.
 Affidavit of Labor |. II. O'Coh- nor. On Pueblo fraction. mouth of i Clcary creek, for 1912. Dated Oct. 1 Ii. 1912.
 affidavit of Labor ]. II. O'CoHi.Gr. | On Wedge fraction, at mouth ol 1 tl"ary. for 1912. Dated Oct. Ii. 1912. 1 Second Amendment of Homestead 1 toeattor Theodore A Markus. i North half of southeast quarter of section 1, township 1 south range l
 aa.. uDu sUu.n Hai 0I southeast
 quarter of section 3&. township 1 north, range 1 east 1 LOae Location Tony Batiuich, 1 Angus M2Dougah and George Ken
 nedy. Speculator. left limit Clcury ,rceh. Located July 2G. 1912. 1 oie Location - Anguo McDou-
 gall and Ed Farrell. Scotch HighbaIi.
 Located July 27. 1912, These last | -hree to be known as lhe Spoculator
 group.
 1 Lode Location -- C. N. Cries. Tan
 kee Doodle. left limit Moose Pup.
 tributary of Fairbanks creek. opposite l rgth claim ? above. Located July '27, 1912.
 l-o5e Location - L. Fallman. by (. NJ. Critics, Daddy I.onslegs. left
 iInii Moose pup, tributary of Fair 1 Dd!ks creek. opposite above. Lo-
 yated July 24. 1912. ! Homestead Location Charles Hall. Unsuryeyed, left limit of i Cinema s.ou2h, quarter mile bc!oA
 mouth of Clearwater slough. Locat- el Oct. l2, 1912.
 iiCiIi'-f- ttt l.itIulSnIItIt W !. 1 B. Morgan. Southwest quarter of southwest quarter, and east half of southeast quarter. and east half of south west quarter and southeast quarter of section 33, township 1 south. range 1 west. Agreement of Sale - D. Kelleher
 0 August Aim. To convey undivided i one-third interest in 6 below. second
 fer, left limit of Cripple creek, for
 ,3,30e-$l 300 to be paid down. Dat | nd Oct. II, 1912.
 l Deed - Henry Schroeder to Ce- i ii Cle2g. Undivided one-eighth in i 'Crest in Golden Eagle Nos 1 and ? i Consideration $1. Dated Oct. II. | 1912.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 19o12. Deed Andrew Ilolk to Anton
 Johnson. Undivided half interest in 1 , above. Wolf creek Consideration i Sl. Dated Oct. 15. 1912. Deed - Anton Johnson to Andrew 'iolk. Undivided half interest in ,
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

slippery propositions, SC "Siats" gave "lteefy" the slip. Anyway, "Beefy" lost his grip on "Slats.' Whether it Nas because "Hecfy" is fat, and fat is slippery. is as yet unknown, or it might have been because "Slats' gas dry (and "SIats" Tibet is al s avs Gr,) that "Beefy" couldn't hold him. Anyway. il happened thusly, "Slats" got away from the strangie hold of "BCefy." Then our own little "Slats" started to embaim Beef ' When he had "Reefy" done to a
 pra. turned over and done on the other side, properly trimmed and a treat deal of fat taken off, well bled, and otherwise in perfect condition for the hospital, "Slats" quit. Now "Slats'' is not used to hard work. so, when he had trimmed this big bull "Beefy" he was puffing hard But honest. Bo, it was a great go.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

LOS ANGELES. Cal. - To save the life of the small son of V. Marr, manager of the Monrovia office oi the Western Union Telegraph com pany. who was slowly bleeding to death from his nostrils, surgeons young rabbits and the operation was pronounced successful.
 Within ten minutes after the oper, ation the boys nostrils ceased to bleed and he was pronounced on the road to recovery.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
RED HAIR FINGERED HUBBY

Denver. Col.-Mrs. Argie Wolfe wife of Luther Wolfe, a salesman, applied to the county court for di, vorce yesterday because she said her husband made disparaging re, marks on the color of her hair which is red.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

Lode Location F.. A Schneider. Sunset. Chatham creek, Bear creek Divide Located Aug. l, 1912.
 Lode Location - A. A Schneider. Sunrise. Chatham creek. Bear divide. Located Sept 1, 1912
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

il mattered not who the finger was the SoN could find him.
 During the nine innings that n, game progressed, the White So> made a total of r. hits. Not 2 si.. gle error was registered against them in the field or on the bases Th, tuhS made five hits and hal fou. errors Chalked up against them
 The fifth game of the series was played Weduoslay. the Sox winning by score of to .. Nestcrday's game was also won bv the Sox.
 ROGERS TEAM BEATEN.
 ST. LOUIS. Oct lS. - In the ser ies Of games for the chamrioushir of St. Louis. heing played nov be tween the American league toaw tBrownsl and the National leaeu, team (CardiRa'sr. the former won a contest today hy the score or 5 tc
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER is, 1912

WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 16, 1912 and HaN Love. Lost Paystrcak as sociaiinn. adjoining ? below. right limit. Cripple creek. Located Sept. :. 1912.
 Lay Henry r Bay.Gco. Moor. Fred JucHgst. Peter BuchholZ. Chas. sChicE \. Pruning. A. Zinsg and ]. N. Wallis h. to Charles Schink and Edgar Hrooker. On upstream half of Tops, No. 1 association. right limit Some creek, tributary Beaver creek, ill October l.. 192o. Terms 2O per cent Dated Aug. 1, 1912.
 Placer Location James McPiko. No 3 below. Gilmore creek. Located oct. 1. 1912.
 Power of Attorney Phil Carlin to conn .Iorldu. General as to prop crty hereafter acquired in Alaska. Dated Oct l6, 1912.
 Deed Harold Lindstrom to A. '. RayHor. Lot r. block F. together #ith all the personal property belong iHs t0 tha Model restaurant. situated on lot 16, block r, Fairbanks. Con siacratiou $1. Dated March 12, 1912. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, 1912.
 HiIl ef Sale - W. W. Estes to Hanrs Wagner. Two horses. set of 3oubie harness. wagon, sleighs, G05 cords of wood Consideration $l Dat ed Get. 1o, 1912.
 Gha}tel Mortgage - Paul Ringseth 10 n. C. Co. Ringseth store building, warehouse. stoc, and fixtures. For amornt not named. Dated Sept. 2o, 1912.
 Release of ChatJel Mortgage No. 2l.44G. held by J. D. Reah against Harold !indstrom.
 FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1912.
 Real Mortgage - John Atch"sor .o T. Stroutin. Undivided three fourths interest in Ateheson Frac- ton. Goldstrcam, For $l00. Due Aug. 1. 1912 Dated May 2S, 1872.
 Affidavit of Labor - Charles Main for ". A Frank & Co On upper discovery | ,, 2. and below dis covery. Gilmore creek for 1912.
 LoGc Location - Albert Johnson and NJ | l.uvold Monumental. head of Gilmore creek. Located Sept 9, 1912
 Loaa Location NJ. T. Luvold and Albert Johnson. Enterprise, head of Gilmore creek. Located Au2 Q Ia19
 Affidavit of Labor - John Kastel- ic. for C. A. Deruchia. On 2 below. Pedro creek. Dated Oct. IS, 1912.
 sETuchY. OCTOBER to, 1912.
 Deed - Anna Anderson lo Al"T Grecrty. Westerly 20x16D feet. north. east corner Wendell avenue ar' Cheaa slough. Consideration 2 De cd March :. l9D1.
 Placer Location - Lars rersson. Sunrise. hcirr No. l below, Cripple creek. tributary Cheua slough. Lo- ca;ed Oct. l%, 15i2
 HGmes.e cad Location - !. C. Iiou iihao. Southeast cuartcr Of north vest quarter of see. q. township rGrlh rance I east.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
SPORTS BY
 TELEGRAPH
GIANTS WIN HERE.

NEW (ORk. Oct. l4 - The sixth game of the seven 10 be played in the world series was won today on the home grounds by the Giants, by A score of To ?
 The batteries We're Marduari and Myers O'Bricn and Cady. Collins and Cady.
 struck Out By Marquard. 3; h Collins, 1: by O'Rrieu. l.
 Five runs and six hits were made off ORrien in one inning
 No runs and five hits were made off Collins in seven innings
 Attendance. &5.o00
 o'Rrien. sfitball pitcher. was knocked out of the box in the first inning. New York making five runs ia that innings Collins went in on the second inning and the locals scored no more runs
 MarQuard Tor the Giants pitched super hgame, which was the fea- tnre of tOday's play
 CUBS TRIM SOX.
 CHICAGO. Oct Ii. - The Chicago Nationals took another game from the SoX this afternoon. and they are now within easy reaching dis tanee of the city championship Ii theF defeat the Americans tomorrow. the series will be terminated in their favor. The score today was < To l.
 CAROINkLS-5 BROWNS SPLIT.
 ST LOUIS Oct l.. The To- cal Nationals and Americans played d double-hcader game here today in an effort to terminate the series. The first game Was won hy the Americans and the second by the Nationals. result which will ucces- sitate another meeting tomorrow.
 Yesterdays game resulted in a victory for the Nationals. the score being lO to 1.
 GIANTS WALK AWAY WITH IT. BOSTON, Oct l.. The Giants simply ran away with the Red SoN today. scoring II runs to Bos- tons i.
 Iesercau and Wilson constituted the Giant battery. while Hall and Cady were u9 for the Rru SoX after the first The Giants made 16 hits to 2 for the Red SoX
 The Giants batted six tallies off Wood in the first inning and Hall WAS sent To the hoyX and pitched the remainder of the game. but he was unable to stop the Giants run-2ctting streak. Five runs were scored off Hall.
 Evans was at the plate. Riglor in right field. OLoughlin in left field while Ken umpired at the bases.
 BOSTON CHAMPIONS.
 BOSTON, Oct T.. - In the most exciting game and the second longest game Of tie series. the Boston Americans Red Sox1 won the inter league championship this afternoon (Giants). IL was the deciding game ol the worlds series, and ten innings were required to determine the win ners. II he inal score was to2.
 Mathewson pitched for the Giants throuughout the game, allowing eight hits, and flaming four Bedient opened for the Reds, but gave way to Wood in the eighth inning Be tween the two. the Giants made nine hits he Reds were charged with three errors, and the Giants two. Cady was behind the bat for the Bostons, and Meyers did the receiving for the Giants.
 The Giants made their first run Fl the third innings, and their seeonG was scored in the tenth. The Reds made enc in the seventh and two in the tenth.
 THE GIANTS BETTER.
 BOSTON. Oct 1S - The sum- mary of the games in the world $ series has been completed. Both in batting and fielding. the Giants arc shown to have been stronger than the Reds. The New York team made more runs, more hits and less errors than the Boston bunch. but iH tes the series
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
ROYALTY TREATED.

bers of the Red Sox team have been the recipients of many remembrance since the final game fthe series which brought victory to this city. The day following the last game the members of the nine and the officers of the club were escorted . through the streets amid the great est enthusiasm. the sidewalks being lined with thousands of admirers.
 President McAleer, Manager Stahl and Pitcher Hall have been present, ed with loving cups by the people of this city. and each one of the members of the team has received something from the appreciative toWnspeople.
 D. LIS MEN FAIL,
 CHICAGO, Oct. IS. - The feature of the White Sox defeat of tine Cubs in the deciding game for the championship Of Chicago was the game itself. The series. which to day had been made up of closely contested and fiercely fought con tests, has been watched with inter est by thousands of frenzied fans The interest exhibited has exceeded that taken in the series last year when the Sox carried off the series in four straight games. The score of the deciding game. which tool place this afternoon on the White Sox grounds. was phenomenally one siled the whi @ stockinPed ones be ing on the heavy side of l6 to ..
 The Sox started out with theil batting eyes peeled and Managei Chance, of the National league club was soon up in the air. ln an offor to stop the merciless clubbing of th' South Siders. the Perless One uset practically his entire pitching staf within four innings of the game. was all without avail, however, fo
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21

'5NIIIIIIFKlE VT tIVt IV"
 Home Huua-polle anI Gardner each l,
 Three-D2se Hits-IIooper, 3; Carl ner, 3; Yerkes. 2: Speaker. ?; Mur- ray, Herzog, Meyers. Merkle. each
 Two-Base Hits-Murray, i; Her gog, 4; Lewis, 3; Gardner, 10 le and Merkle, each ?; Meyers, Fletcher. Snodgrass, Hooper, Speaker Stahl Wagner. Hall. Engle. and Hcndrick
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1oo1o

TUESDAY,, OCTOBER 75. 19972.
 Deed - Andrew IIolk to Anton Johnson. Undivided half interest in above, Wolf creek. Consideration 1. Dated Oct. 15. 1912
 Deed - Anton Johnson to Andrew 'iolk Undivided half interest in 3
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
CUBS TRIM SOX

CHICAGO. Oct. Ii. - The Chicago Nationals took another game from the SoX this afternoon. and they are now within easy reaching dis tance of the city championship II theE defeat the Americans tomorrow. the series will be terminated in their favor. The score today was <
The Alaska citizen., 1912-10-21
THE GIANTS BETTER.

BOSTON. Oct. IS. The sum- mary of the games in the worlds series has been completed Both in batting and fielding. the Giants arc shown to have been stronger than the Reds, The New York team made more runs, more hits and less errors than the Boston bunch. but i!I ies the series.
 The averages and summary fol lpuS.
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A GREAT ART EXHIBIT.

You may not be able to visit the
great art galleries of the world, but
you will have an opportunity at an
early date of seeing right here in
Brunswick collection of the worlds
greatest paintings, by both the old
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authorities of the city have succeeded
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at the high school on February ITO,
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E. L. Wright, Local Agent.
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directors all members are urged to
be present.
Misses Eugenia and Annie Maxey
viii entertain the FIeur de Lis this
afternoon at their home on Albany
street.
After being the guest Of Mrs,
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some time, Mrs. D. d. Atkinson has
returned home
Mrs. w. G. Peoples gave delight
full boat ride yesterday afternoon in
honor of her guest, Miss Ellen Bailey
Of Bedford, Ky.
After visit To Mrs. James Gould
on st. Simon, Mrs. w. I. Haskell and
Miss Catherine Mortimer Haskell ha
returned to Savannah.
&H
Mrs. w. L. Wallace, who has been
spending the winter at Albany and
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r.
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