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Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
MARRIED WASHER.
Phoenix Man is Pinched in Los An
 geles For Oesertion.

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 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2O.-D. G. Lorenzo. q mining man of Phoenix, was arrested for failure to provide through clever bit of strategy by his wife. Mrs. Lorenzo arranged with a woman friend to make an appointment with her husband. As ne hove in sight on downtown corner d deputy con- stable was there to arrest him. He gave bail. He said his wife deserted him in Arizona. saying she preferred Los Angeles to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
THEODORE WILL TALK
 AT OHIO CONVENTION
Former President Left New York Last Night on a Trip to Buckeye
 State Capital.
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 NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Theodore Roosevelt will leave New York for Columbus. Ohio, tonight to attend the Ohio constitutional convention, where he will deliver an address tomorrow. He declined to talk to interviewers. He was closeted for some time with John Temple Graves, of Atlanta. When Graves emerged from the room he was surrounded by reporters. The colonel followed soon after.
 This is something unusual" ne said to see a newspaper man being inter viewed by newspaper man-it is a case of the bitter getting bit."
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
CROSSED LAKE ERIE.

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 ERIE. Feb. 20.-Earl Sandt. 25, made an aeroplane flight from Erie to Port Rowan. Canada, over frozen Lake Erie today. He started back from the Canadian shore at five o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
ICQUACIOUS LINDBURGH.
Insurgent Says Wall Street"
 Threatening to Create Panic.
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Repre- sentative Lindburgh. of Minnesota, progressive. said today he had been approached by representative of Wall street'' who warnded him a record breaking panic will be brought on if the money trust inves tigation goes on. Discussion of the proposed inquiry will be taken up by the house Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
NEW STARS WILL RISE.
Constellation in Field of Old Glory
 Will be Changed.
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-An of ficiaI order for changing the stars in the national ensign and union Jack in use in the navy 10 show the addition of two new states to the union has been issued by the navy department. The change will be eff fective July 4th and provides for 4S stars to be arranged in six rows of eight stars each with corresponding stars in each row in a vertical line. This arrangement is the one recom- mended by the joint board of the army and navy and approved by President Taft
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
WILL ORGANIZE.
Shippers Want to Know Effect of
 Proposed Nev Rate.
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 ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2O.-Representa- lives of the railroad commission of eleven states and several national shippers organizations at confer encc today planned an organization with the object of preparing data showing the effect of the proposed rate increase in western classified ton territory. This comprises states west of a line drawn south from Chicago and west of the Mississippi.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
MERGER IS COMPLETE.
American Telegraph and Telehone Company Get Control in Missouri.

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 ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3n.-The Ameri- can Telegraph and Telephone com pany gained entire control of the Bell company in Missouri at tOday's meet ing of the directors. Five directors who opposed the merger did not at tend. and were busted
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
BUSY BANDITS.
Two Ranches Were PIundered Yes
 terday in the Cananea District.

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 DOUGLAS. Feb. 20-Bandits from Cananea raided the Mababi and No- gales ranches in Sonora. 25 miles south of here today. and secured eight valuable horses. saddles and firearms, owned by British subjects. Americans followed the bandits on foot as far as Fronteras, where the trail was lost
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
WON CHAMPIONSHIP.

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 NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-J. F. Pog- genburg of New York. won the in- ternational amateur championship at the 1S.2 balk line billiards tourna- ment closing tonight defeating C. F. Conklin of Chicago. 400 to 19l Conklin won second place.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
PANIC AT SHOW.

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 WHEELING. Feb. 20.-In an ex- plosiOn panic at a moving picture show at Albrightsville, Preston coun- ty. w Va. 29 persons were injured tonight. one fatally. Some others are said to be fatally hurt
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

windstorm varying at different points from sixty to seventy miles an hour the most severe blizzard of the winter is sweeping southwest tonight. Traf- fic is denoralized. Wire communica- tion is hampered but meager reports from outlying districts tell of damage to property and cattle. In north Texas the temperature fell from 70 this morning to freezing tonight. In the Panhandle tonight the snowfall is reported to have reached d depth of four inches. In Hobart. okla, build ings were unroofed and store windows brokeu.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
THE WOOL MARKET.
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T-IJyOCIulGU fTLSN UISTuIIWi
 BOSTON. Feb. 20.-Moderate sales of domestic wool are being made with the market firm Trading is along broad lines though nearby wool is becoming scarce. Bidding for the new clip remains active in the west and it is reported two-thirds of the Utah eli has been sold at from l. to IS cents Pulled wool is moving liberally but interest is falling off i" the foreign quality.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
HE'S RE-APPOINTED.

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 VIENNA. Feb. 20.-Dr. Von Bilinski former minister of finance. was ap- pointed to the same place today to succeed Baron Stephen Burian.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
RESIDENT ENTERTAlNS.
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 WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. - The army and navy reception. he last of inc fGL White HouSs fl ot tions which punctUatc the Washington social sea . son. was given tonight by President and Mrs. Taft More than fifteen hundred attended,
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
READY FOR TRIAL.
Jury Has Been Secured at Last in
 tke Schmtz Case.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.-Court proceedings in the trial of eX Mayor Schmitz were limited today to the selection of thirteenth juror to serve as an alternate in case of ill., ness on the part of one of the regu- lar jurors The trial will he con tinued tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
SNOW KING REIGNS.
Biq Drifts Hold Up Trains m ths
 Texas Panhandle.

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 DALLAS. Feb. 20-Trains were in stalled in the north of Texas today by one of the heaviest snowstorms in years Drifts six feet high are re- ported in the Panhandle country. In many cities and towns street traffic is stopped.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
NO MORE TOPPLES.

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 CHICAGO. Feb 2O-Hopples on horses four years old and under will not be allowed in the 1912 season by a ruling of the American Trotting as sociation today.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
SWEEPS
 THE PRA|R|ES
Traffic Blocked by Heavy Snow Which Has Fallen in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Parts of Several Other States.
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 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 20-Carried on forty mile wind heavy snow storm swept southern and southeast ern Kansas. Northern Oklahoma and southwest Missouri today and ragged unabated tonight The Eastern Kansas and western Missouri local weather bureau promised snow before morning. In western and central sec tions of Kansas the snow IS drifting fast, already impeding railroad traf fife The Santa Fe and Rock Island report snowfall at all points west of Empoira and Hering'ton. The snow is bad west of Hutchinson
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
TROOPS MOVE
 FROM PARRAL
Mexican Soldiers Are Yak en From That City and it is Said They Will be Used for the Protection of Torreon.
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 FL PASO. Feb 20.-A telegram received at Juarez tonight from Par ral says all soldiers stationed there have been withdrawn ostensibly for service in the vicinity of TorreOn. Citizens of Parral have organized q company of home guards for their own protection. A dispatch from Culiacan. Sinaloa. says that because of the report that 15.O00 American soldiers had arrived at the border. many Americans in the state have hastily withdrawn across the bor- der. Captain Felix Diaz was arrest ed bv Juarez officials today and charged with complicity in the re- cent outbreak
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
ALAS, POOR UPTON!
Jus;ic. Refuses to Divorce Jurgie Man
 From His Wife.

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 NEW YORK.-Feb. 2O-Supreme court justice Newberger today re- fused to confirm the report of the master in the divorce suit of Upton Sinclair against his wife Meta. The justice stated the evidence was insuf- ficient for a decree.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
HE AIRS HIS VIEWS.
Lewis Nixon, New York ShiPbuilder,
 is Against Free Registry.
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Lewis Nixon. the New York shipbuilder. be- fore the house committee on fisheries and marine today. opposed the bill admitting to free register boats that are American owned, but built by foreigners. He declared such legis- Iation to be a great injury to the American shipbuilding industry.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
PACK TRAIN RETURNS.

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 FORT RILEY, Feb. 20.--A pack train sent to the Mexican border year ago to carry supplies to troops returned from Arizona today,
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21
STEAMER FOUNDERS.

CALCUTTA. Feb. 2O.-A small steamer foundered near Rangoon yes terday Fifty were drowned.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

JOPLIN. Feb. 20.-Thirt.en inches of snow fell here today. Railroad traffic is demoralized and cars on the electric line are unable to cope with the snow. The snow began falling early this morning and at intervals during the day thunder was heard. A blizzard preceded the electrical storm.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

SALT LAKE, Feb 2O-Anxiety as tO the condition of seven Mormon col Onists in the rebel-ridden part of Chi huahua was relieved today by a. let ter from Julius Romney. president of the Juarez state colonia of JuareZ. He tells of an interview with the rebel chief Salazar at Casas Grandes which resulted in proclamation to respect the neutrality of Mormons.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-It was announced by the state department today this government considers the situation in Mexico as rapidly clari- flying. Though reports are meagre none. it is stated. are of a serious nature. but all indicate the govern ment is gaining the upper hand.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 20.-Local sympathizers of Madero say friends of Vasquez Gomez have organized a revolutionary junta in this city. Gomez has taken no active part in the workings of the body. however. and is committing no overt act in any revolutionary plot that may have it's unit in this city Gomez issued a new manifesto today saying: The nation has been enslaved anew"
 MEXICO CITY. Feb. 20.-No at tempt will be made by the govern ment to interfere with the rights of the press. This decision was reached at a cabinet meeting today. and was the result of a protest following the tentative proposal. Other steps will be taken which will be calculated to aid in restoring order
 A measure has already been adopt ed by congress for compulsory mili- tary service, effective March r. The government realizes the difficulty of it's enforcement. It is announced the government will issue a decree pro viding for the purchase of certain large tracts and their apportionment for sale on easy terms in accordance with a decision immediately to begin the distribution of lands.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-21

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 2O-RepOrts today from Cuernavaca. stated that after an all day battle yesterday tho federals routed the strongly en- trenched Zapatistas. The fedora loss was one captain killed and sev- en men wounded. The rebel loss is unknown
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
BROWN BEAR
 KILLING STOCK
Shortage of Food Causes Bear to Descend on Stock Ranges and
 Kill Cattle

Word has been received from M. D. SnodgrasS, superintendent of the experiment station at Kodiak island, to the effect that the brown bear are on rampage on the island owing tO short age of feed, have come down from the mountains and are killing on the live stock on the island.
 The morning that the Bertha was in Kodiak a big brown bear killed a COW and calf from the experimental farm and had eat fn a portion of the calf when discovered and was shot and kill ed by the superintendent.
 Thek bears are being driven down from the hills in search of food, being unable to get any fish from the ash-choked streams and are turning to the stock for food. Mir. Snodgrass reports that the bear killed was very poor and was in a starving condi- ton when killed.
 The stock from the experiment tai farm will be moved from the vicinity of Kodiak to the south end of the island at once, as the grass at that point has not been hurt as much as near Kodiak and Afognak.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
NANENA COAL CLAIMANTS
 WILL APPEAL TO SECRETARY
CONTEND THAT WITHDRAWAL OF COAL LANDS BY RoosE- WELT was CONTRARY TO oLAw--IMPosITIoNs OF sEc-
 RETARY WE'RE oNERous

The brief and specifications of erro held by the coal land claim ants of .hc Healy fork of the Nanana, in their appeal to the Secretary of the Interior. have been filed with the register of rho Fairbanks land office. The dccla- ratory statements filed by the claimants in connection with their locations were rejected by the commissioner of the general land office on March i2, 1912. aud 3 days after the service of the decision was had on the attorney for the claimants notice of ap- peal was filed. The brief and specifications of error, now pre- pared, arc in support of the ap- peal. Tt is believed that Walter Fisher, inc Secretary of the In- terior, will make a final decision on the matter within the next six months.
 The claimants question the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
THE ALASKA BUNCH
 ARE STUNG VERY HARD
THE CROWD WHICH sTAMPEpED BOLIVIA ARE HAVING q HARD DEAL AND WENDIHo THEIR way HOME
 say THERE NOTHING IN THE COUNTRY

The reported rich gold strikes in Bolivia which reached Alaska last fall and were the means of attracting a number of miners from this northland, have turned out to be canards, and the fol- lowing expose in the Seattle Times will furnish interesting reading for those who stayed at home and were not among those duped:
 This ia the greatest fake stampede that was ever conceiy- cd. We wouldn't trade an acre of boggy, soggy, squashy Alaska tundra for the whole country. We're coming back, stuhg again" This is the manner in which Robert D. Adams, Earl Hyde, Tom Doyle and many other well known Alaskan mining men size up Be- livia, the country to which they stampcdcd last winter in great haste and expectation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

News of big gold strike was received here last fall, and im- mediately Earl Hyde hurried to Washington where he gathered up a number of passports and other documents, all covered with gold seals, blue ribbons and other insignia calculated Co impress the Spanish mind with his import ance. He rushed to Panama and then through Bolivia to La paz. Great were the expectations of the northerners, and still greater was their disappointment. One letter from Bob Adams to Felix Brown, of this city, written, like the others, for the purpose of warning Alaskans that Bolivia was good country to keep away from, explains the situation. Ad- ans owns an orange ranch in California for which he paid Sii0,O00. His letter is corrobo-
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
SERIOUS SHOOTING SCRAPE
 IN SEWARD FISHING CAMP
OTTO oLaTz SHOOTS AT FELLOW WORKMAN WITH A RIFLE TWILL BE BROUGHT VALDEZ FOR TRIAL AND IS
 BOUND OVER THE GRAND JURY

There was little bit of the real wild west down at the mouth of Russian river last Friday, says the Gateway, when one Otto GlatZ, got prrvrd at a remark that Bill Abbott passed regarding the Germans ability to carve a fish. and took shot at the former keeper of the Roosevelt road house l." show his diSpIraSurr.
 Otto GlatZ, Bill Abbott and Barney Flahrriy have been put ling up salmon fnr he fall and winter trade at the mouth of Rus. sian river. and Friday mnrnin. Abbott noticed that Dilu was cut
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
GOOD SHOWING
 Oh SMALL RUN
Falls Creek Mines Run Through 70 Tons of Ore and Get
 S1,700

Robert Pollock, superintendent of the Silvrrnian Syndicate mines at Falls creek, came in to spend the Fourth. Mr. POlIub, report ed that everything is moving along in a most SatiSrac tory manner al the mine and that they are taking out money every day.
 With their present equipment il is not possible to put a great amount of ore through, but run of 70 tons of the mine ore netted the company little bet ter than si,7O0, which is consid- cred very good showing indeed. President Silverman is at pres ent outside, where he will pur- chase tramway and Chilean mill to be used as a secondary mill. The orc will first be pass ed through the Nissen, using q 'H0-mesh screen, and then the entire tailings will be put through the Chilean mill and the remainder will be cyanided, making it almost impossible to lose any values al all. At the present time an 80-mesh screen is being used, which of necessity cuts down the capacity of the mill, and it is thought that with higher discharge the capacity of the mili will be doubled.
 The vein from which the ore that has been millcd was taken from is fully five feet wide, and a ton of picked ore, put through the mill as a special run, showed n recovery of S8i.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

right and authority of the execu- tive to withdraw public lands rom entry as provided in his special proclamation issued No- vcmbrr ?, 1906, at a time subsc- qucnt lo the location of the claims. The right of the exccu- tive io withdraw public lands from entry is generally recognized with the qualification that tho with drawal act bc made with the special authority of Congress. and If no such special authority is pivcn, then only lands to bc devoted to some public purpose can be withdrawn. The brief states that Inc acl of President Roosevelt in withdrawing the lands from entry was without statutory provision and therefore entirely void.
 ll also stated that inc action of tho commissioner in deciding
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
PLACER MINES
 STETSON CREEK
hydrauIicking is Going on on Greater Scale Than Eyor to
 the Westward

Charles Harper came in to Sew ard from StciSnn creek. where he iS mining. and rrpnri~ that things ar" bnuming at the lower end of the lake. They have finished their dead work and are now piping Inl" il" boxes. ami while thcy have been lrnIIhlrd some with hrul,irr-. they feel sure that ihrv will talk" out some good money illl$ season.
 The recent warm W"ailIrr has :.iarI"h th" glacIrr ""im" and with Illr m"liim" SHOW added inc water I$ pretty high. and their works have been ilordrd for q few ,lav~. but they will rrSUiI:r operations a> soon a~ the water >u5>iIrS a iriil".
 The llIInrr of the krnai Mining and Milling company. al Cnuprr creek. was washed away last week but has been repaired. and they
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

ting the fish in d manner not laid down in the book.
 Otto rctortcd in German with a remark that had to do with the ancestry of Abbott and then laid down the knife and wended his way to the tent that furnished the home for the trio. At noon when the partners knocked off for lunch, the conversation was re- n"wcd With some heat and the in NItatIon Was given and accepted to gO out side. AbDOtt states that h" thought there Was nothing more serious than IiiiIr scrap on. but when he pushed himself
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

Washington. July 9.--Many standpatters are beginning to be- 1icve it to be a mistake to per init the formation of a new party. Hundreds are sending petitions by mail asking that both Taft and Roosevelt withdraw from the field in favor of any suitable dark horse. in order to keep the Re- publican party together.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

New York, July 9.--ROOSevelt was clearly disappointed in the action 6f the Baltimore cOnven- iinn in nominating Wilson and adopting a. progressive platform, as his plan of campaign was bas- cd on getting the progressive Democrats of the South, and the Republican proGreSSivrS in the North with which to win his bat ilr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
GUARD APPLIES
 THE WH|TEWASH
Old Guard Declare Lorimer Is Victim of Vicious Puritan-
 icaI Fight

Washington, July 9.--Scnator Dillingham;, of Vermont, in de- tending the Illinois senator sc- verely arraigned Col. Roosevelt as the trouble maker of the age.
 He declares that LOrimer is the victim of a vicious puritanical fight irad by such men as Roose- welt. whose only moral code iS their self-aggrandiZemcni.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
GOV. OSBORNE
 BACK IN LINE
Says Third Party Can Accomplish No Permanent or Temporary
 Good

Lansing, Mich, July 9.--Gov- ernOr Osborne says that he hopes no good Republican will join the third party movement, as it can accomplish no perma- nent or temporary good. He urges Republicans to remain with the organization and tn work there for tn" beitrrmrnt of the party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

issuing rations to about 100 pco- pie in Kodiak and 85 at Afognak.
 A Chinaman was found killed at the Haverhill cannery. The murderer has not been appre- hended.
 Edward Kaillakane was bound ov,r to the grand jury for an assault with a dangerous weapon Itpun George GOnZalcy.
 Tn" whaling station at Akuian has so whale anchored along the oil and fertilizer. This represents <
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
THREE MURDERS COMMITTED
 AT WESTWARD CANNER|ES
TWO MURDERERs ARE UNDER ARREST, THE OTHER NOT PREHENDED--NEWs NOTES OF INTEREST FROM THE
 WESTWARD

Eleven vagrants arc in jail at UnalaSka.
 s. Shiazaki was declared in sane at UHga.
 X native woman is reported to have been poisoned at Coffee creek.
 X native woman, the mother of seven children, is reported to be insane at Cold Bay.
 A Filipino employed at the Uy- ak canncry is insane. He al tempted iO fire the canncry.
 The revenue cutler service are
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
Alameda Sails.

Seattle. July 9.--Thr Alameda left here on schedule time wiIh inc following passenger list for Valdez: Mrs. M. l.. Walker. \. K. Daniels. wife and son. D. S. WarIin%. !. II. Kane and wife. l.. R. Lrf'rvrrr and wife. \. l.. Mcckl"y.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

N'iIIian Cnnlry has returned iu Pnrl Wells. where h" and Robert McclI"Snry have minin" inter- "Si> of which they say very lil- il". but of which others >prak Nrry highly. They will remain in llnI section during Ih" ru!ir" season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

Shelter returns of the ore shipped from the Ramsay-R Ruth erford give Q value of s85 to the ton, where the sampling tests made here ran S82. This orc con- stituted the entire mine run from wall to wall. Co' Willard is very highly pleased over the results.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09
RURE MaRQUARD
 MEETS WATERLOO

Chicago, July 9.--Rubr Mar Quard met his Waterloo here af- ter having won 10 straight games. He was taken from the box in the seventh inning. when the locals scored seven to two.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

Charles Brennan and wife left for Portland on ihr MaripoSa. having disposed of his interest in the Independent laundry ln his partner, II. r.. r. King. who will conduct the business in the fu- turr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

k"mp'S cable ferry at Sir,Ir creek crossing on the FurlynIiIr. broke loo>" and Bill Timothy was dragged over the side and drnwn- cd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-07-09

inc heat. The parks have been thrown open. ihOuSandS taking advantage of the cooler places to sleep. The ice supply is brgin- ming iO shorten.