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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-23
PUBLIC SPEAKING DATES

rom state Democratic headquarters:
Enfus A. AyeRa
Lons Hollow: October 2 tesrseeue'.
Bristol. October ~ tnight>.
Cleveland. october . tbarossUs>.
Pearisburs. October ..
HsaIy c. 6tnaf6
Long Hollow. October = !esreeeusS.
Roanoke. October - (niGht.
Richmond. City Auditorium. oesobsr n
Joanoo Hay.
Rockinsha.n. October = to =
Page County. October q. % and 10
Clarke County, 1f e f.. : s.a "''''''
lrpomattox, October n
FincastIe. October =
BUCHANAN. October \
warm SPRINGS; oesoee, e,,.>o
wiliiamsvilie. October y
NiIiboro. October - (night).
B,ena Vista, October y.
Roekhridse County, November ana
Lexington, November Z
Aubrey @. WsovO.
Madison, October ~
]. Geedse nseaaese
Pownatsn. October -
=. L 6sr6ans u.
Paimyra, October q
=. Z DyE6
Roanoke CITY. October - tnisAs'.
DnIwyn. October g
s sr;s:a;. S osssssr 3 t essssS.
Nin;h District. October = and -
xcconac. October y
EassviIle, October -
IoRt1n WImn0A
Pesrisbusg. October =.
Osroe ". CsAsswssA-
Manassas. October =
y0RnA T. 0n0Doo4.
cour,lsaA, October u (baseseue).
Fsirnoan; Psrk. oc,essr q (sisAO.
Z. ~. 0uoog6
pUl~yn, October g
Arvousa October = fn1o1eh.
CentepaYy. Novenber
R1e10Ua Z. 0oonA
r,esmoed ccaasy. NsvsssssG
c. Q. Ca1A
Herndoa. November
MansSsas. October q
brakes Brsnch. October 2.
scu,n Dossoe. october - 1:1 r T.
Ksvav1ile. OCTOBER .. p. =
UaFy - 6eesUe TUeo0.
Richmoed- ciU Audi:crsum; Oessess u
pos housas. October . toa0aep.
Ts.eren Oc,oSsr . ta:sesaeesD.
49, Q. N1seA.
Appomassoe- octeser y
Nsnsssaa. October -
PsImyra. October -
w.rmcre,.sa. oacssr .
r. 3. ~. DUaA
R,eAmend- C:y Asdises5u1- oessssr a
z :. 0o09DG
Ions Hollow. s"yss ce1ss,' oes'"s' :
e,.y.,ssd, Rsss.u css.sy. oesss-s -
S sssrs.:' ss Us,sss.
~.s'ss's. oe''s ). r Z I & 4 ..E..ox
y. Drenamsa. ssessss0.
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Roosevelt Club Organized.

Especial TO Inc IlHes-D1sPoeaJ
Charlottesville. Va. October "a
Roosevelt Club has been ORGANIZED q.
the University Of Virginia, with the
following officers: H. Anderson. OF New
York. president; William NJ. Brown. Jr.:
of Miami. Fla. vice-president. ana
George NJ. French. of Woodstock. sec
rotary and treasurer. Sixteen ehthu-
sia site Bull Moosers were present at
the organization. A committee was
appointed to draw up a set of resolu-
tions indorsing the previous admins
trations of Colonel Roosevelt. his pres
emit candidacy and the platform on
which he is basing his campaign.
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Darectors Elect OMcera.

Especial TO The Times-D patcn.I
charlottesville. Va. october :Z.-At
,be annual meeting Of the directors OF
the Charlottesville and Aioemafis
v.,,,ray COMPANY. officers were elected
for the ensuing year as follows: Major
Channins NJ. Bolton. Of this city. pres!-
dent. Norman James. OF Baltimore.
yice-president: Frederick C. Todd. o.
baltimore secretary and treasurer
John 4. Livers. OF Baltiro ore. man@s
carter Seneral superintendent:
y n FIFE. o. this city. Superintendent
OF ,ransportation: w. r. Grady. man
sxer of new business in wiring de-
parfmeBt
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York October ,-.-Wh!ie so-rsvha: r.
Peg..s- the co..oa market made serera!'y
s-eaHv showing today and cioee! steady at
!. ne. advance % f-orn "a . points. Reports
rra- the National GinRer' Association made
the ginning 70 October. 'ss.s59.ifa 5aies. we-.
s,Cou.Pa nis6 D. sc..ias orders from Mefn
mis- while pressure may also have been
.rcouTaxed ~ Liverpool s5v!ces c!a,n!rg
rha- Manchester bleschers might be forced
2, 90 on sEort TINE. as the troubles IN TIE
Rsika.s were interfering with deliveries
The market took tt. selling quit. readily
urG.- I6;.c. .cr January. and closing prices
snrxeG s!!gh: rally f-or1 the lowest az a
result o: Wal St-e- buying or s-sl cover.
lag
Cotton future. closed steady.
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James River landings. merchandise ano pas
ger gers. virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora Furman, Petersburg ana
Js mes River landings. merchandise ana pas
sengers, Furman Line.
SAILED.
s,..u.r brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. me--
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg ana
James River landings. merchandise ana Pae.
eepgers, Furman Line.
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cash grain c.cs"d- Whea'-Sc rec. 10
3. %. 80 hard ~ q $40. Nc. north
or - 49,. No. northern. Pa e Sc Corn
No sITsF.c.. No white. ein siisc-: No
ys..cw. Classy oA's-No. @1c' NO. :
= re zgi. &c. STANDARD. 5sis y 5fsc.
"a ;f-ao-s. Nc. O-toS.- ---Ihcai-F:rEn.
d.. =a0~- So Ccra-T!T-r q; &c Oats
STEADY. s.ardsrd ~hIts. .. 2.Hc. Rye
. gsr.. E1 = western. domestic. sS9s.c.
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View oriezs. S--ssa- -=~.s.r- s..srs-
,ps.sc steady =" - 49, - go. -s.--.
~ s0o1 cs5iss az f-Ha~aE.s -sa.rss
rss- The c.1,- -aE very ErsaE- a. > 49,
sdvs-cs o, "a % Tolu.f 800 HsFE -a.l war
rs.s--es Over tNe c1---- -. rrt 49,
waiter. accompanying - '->.'. We -sr,--.
q So--n Tsrss z-S CE'aEr-a Hsary 49,
syg resulted cary - rrs deliver s-a-l tss-.
- ss-irra:ss % ~. r-f'r- E'Trsd fNFs as
.srsos. aas ftve-s,0s rHh.ag rs-a~at-E-E =
is-ss crop sr.i-z.s ~ = -rr t-s-s a.rE---
So gs--.hsratse iozs HrTF-v =sFe.sss zsssf
go rrsdt1g = .ss weekly rsa.frr ssE--.
g. tss -lrs sts--e rr-';-Ess - o0-sr -
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posSpus - ssnspsvsvve WesVeeoe Cow
- $1,000

rspeciaI 70 The Times- Dispaseh-l
ssasesvtIle. =. c. October 92.-John
White. q merchant 81 stony Point.
Alexander County. died at local
OF cayto1gc ScsA taken with suicidal
intent. wkee had been Q patient q
the NcspssaI Q month o. longer. SUI
fersne from nervous strain. He sh0w-
morning ne slipped from his room.
ScunH tine a,edcine chest and TOOK from
n the rarbcltc acid. with WMieh ne
ended Ms Hfe He had probably been
dead an hour when elecoverea We
WED ~ wife, two eA0lEUa. ~
mssNes, Ter SsssbssS - shrss. -
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New York
Stock Market

New York. October 2e.-The war in
the Balkans was the paramount inuu-
ence In the New York stock market
to-day though there was an apseuee
of yesterdays large hqaidatioh ioi
foreign account. London bought mooer-
ate!y here of United states steel, Anal
gamated Copper and few o'he' sue"
iarorites.
All European markets continued to
manifest uneasiness, London lah!he
more stocks from Paris ana betiia'
The latter exchanges were Weah. t-oi
don's nervousness was accehtsatso "
fears regarding the outcome OF heAt
weeks settlement. The opening mere
DISPLAYED some irreguIarity, ioIioMS"
by general Improvement. ana oH i",
dsy some substantial gains Ners re-
pocisr Steel and Amalgamated Cop
nor In the latter part OF the sess-on
,ra5jnc feu away. the only feature
being the activity in Shino Soppet
A new high record. Towards me Gnu
prices fell steadhly; nhIl. pacitic
NAMED of early gains, Union
I'd Iehish Valley being espeeiaiis
heavy ,n
For the nrst time In some days can
Loans opened at per cent ana IN
greater part of the days OK a
a, that figure. Loca! oanhs ,.Sas-
ano.Eer heavy drain 10 the suo-treas
a., ,L.,ir total loss since last fr!day
appr 2ximating s6,ooo,eoe. -o,-
The bond list in its heavinessr o ooa
,oySsd the course St stocks: I'd do ona
sales, par value. aggresated snso''y nm.
United states government o"'Ns
changed on call
New York. October 2-.-Money "s
call firmer. -. G per ceh n,;.rsd at
raIe as: closing bid. IA onereI
RAE rri,,,a loans steady: sixty days
"; h't vase Prime mercantile paper
per cent. Sterling exchange ha nssrs s"S SilIs
with actual business in P n,iis and at
e. .+;s: soI f1 demand. commereial bills,
si'ss9iiSo iI Rar silver, IS. Mexican dol
lars ASK. Government bonds s'ea0'
raJiroad bonds easy.
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cuucaGO GRAM NARKET.

rrsc,po october 2a.-Reported command
q. ,ba I,ardaneI.es py the Greek navy hao
a ,u,i;sh effect to-day on wheat. The mar
Iat closed steady at advance OF 81 &C
80 net Corn and oats finished unchans-
81 or no, to exceed l.c- UP: provisions down
a ..c compared with yesterday.
Leading futures ranged As follows:
Omen High Low. Close.
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,be fear o. colder weather in the West to-
night. In the afternoon the market was
quie, but steady. Spot cotton STEADY ana
unchanged: midd!ing. iosc safes on spS..
October. 1888; November. lo1: December.
!of7; January. 1915; March, 1922: July. Ills.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND OCTOBER =. 1872.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mer-
chandise anc passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Ponahort4s. Graves. Norfolk AMI
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Merchants. Richmond, *.
Richmond, Va. October Y. 1SiS'
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
~ MARK Ec
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6OHD LIST.

lll..-chalrers S.. cts Geid): :;.:,.'-'''
Irre-ican Tobacco Co old - Ch!d>.---
American Tobacco Co. old IS 'nio''--'-' i az
Atlantic Coast Line Ist H.......-.-.-'-- 70
&c Ii, and y. Is asked .--...-.-- SIS
n =. l. op.o conv ~. s3A
~ So = fh,sl .. es
, ,!. 80 80 Ne. :, (o,d) ........-... lisa
IoriI!ara Company IS teidb. ...-.-.-...-.-- so,s
I.,-illard company - fsskedb .....-.---- l:ei7
Ea-soTr, a., V,s,,er, cow - (hidD...... IIs;z
S.ahosr I'd Air Line stamped is-..-...-.-- 70
seabos-d Air Line aGj IS toidt..-..--..-
Scryhsra Halfway Observation-Disclosures 80
s,-...-- p.Iivsy ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1865,
1a-i..S Sac. s;.eI IND s.........- 1914
~ -se,s-.r.s g 1853 asked ........-. Ieii7
L : reg!sJeEsd- IS. 1878 'oid'.-.-..'-.-. lG:.s
I. - Panama new So toid,.....----..- 1eirs
,-,,-t-,s S:--1 S-,s cts .......- 81
vtIsinis-Ca- cher =. t........... "a
Ia n. and Power 80. IS. ,asEedb-.-. -
wahs,b seb Is yh!I) es.
WahasE-pit-s Tern .sc is.....---....---- ga
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Reporrsd by Rodgers. McCabe d Coz
Petersburg. Va. October 1z-PeanutA-
SpAnish.-Market nrli: farmers Spanish
sl.!s per oushei: No. ] shetied, Spanish, &C
Pc pound: No. sheiled, spanish. &C. pes
pound. Virginias Market firm: fancy jun
DO &c. per pound: fancy handp;cked, $50
SIC. per pound: extra prime. 3hc. per
pound: prime. &C per pound; machine pick
ed. 90 siSc. per pound: Smelling stock. INC.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. October 3-The cotton goooe
arkets were Steady Yarns were frm.
Mems wear fabrics were purchased rcY I'm
mediate and future shipments. and the bust
ness was o: larger proportions than ever
kaorL in a presidential! year.
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r,.,s,ns susisy 20 N ss1'esneMs essssaes
So ,t,s entering Tire Store 81 Jscces Z
r-yv. In Esss Brood street. ans s'eeliae 2
aus esssy q: uecksses snd other ~esnne ~.
80, f<si,e WOOD, epsesed. wee ssassncpd
=. 80 moths IN sie r0o1S Yesterday ~
y,asr n, z. Rseharosga n the nOeees
Coxr,. ne eovSs wss le0eeNs Win Wse9 es.
esrse sAD crime vas Ase eSN
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NAVAL STORES.

Turpent:ue-Scesty at &c: receipts Il casks
Rosin-Steady a; ssG: receipts 4 barrels.
Tar-Firr, At s. 20: receipts IS barrels. Crude
az S3Sai.25: receipts y
barrels
Savannah. Ga. October e,-Turpentiae-
Firm at - q Ss:c.: sales SIS casks: receipts
i-ZIi casks: shipments 10 casks: stock. - g5
casks Rcsin-Firm: sales 2.is2 barrels; re =
ce.p;s 2.Sl barrels: shipments as: barrels
stock 1891 barrels. Quote: 3, ssTn
Charleston s. G. October I-Turpentine-
Firm a: &C. Rcs'a-Fi-r.. Quote: y, S. -
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CATTLE MARKETA
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond. Va, October ~. lSl.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards-)
Richmond. Va. October u. 49,.
Report Of the live stock maI.et Tor the
Week ending Octoter Il:
Best steers, 70Sc.: medium to good. ~ q
6i2c; common to tdir. A. 4ac.: best hefers'
So q &C.; medium to good. AZ q oAc.: common
to lair, 3,49ic. best cows. tag &C.: medium
to good, "a gao: common to fair. ~ q &C. A.;
bulls, A.. Woc.; best calves. shQsc.: lair to
good 6.auac. dicks. 4hY6Ac. Cows and
calves, s3Vu 5000 per head Best hogs. S4 u
gkc; light hogs. SQst2c.; shoats and pigs.
6Q1c.: sows and stays. 5V7aac.: best lambs
li.c.; fair GOOD. eQ &c; common TO lar.
So csc: best sheep, iiac: common to TAR.
: q Jtxc.
Chicago. October z.-cattle-Steaoy- Cows
and heifers. $2.Se9T+e. Calves, $s1o g ieG9
Hogs-Market $50 &c. off, Bulk of sales, s.. 80
gs.5. sheep weak at s.. +0Q ass: lamos. 50 %
is
New York October 2s.-Beeves-No trading;
feeling steady strong. Calves-Quiet ana
feeling easier. Neals, S7oe @ 1900; culls, $6@
90" sheep and Lam.s-Sheep steady. lambs
easier Sheep s21oYi.25 lambs. S04 '.so.
Hces-Weak at $s.Sogs..5. pigs, ss4s.e9.
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Quotations for interest," paying bonds are AZ
. o,ica 20 which interest must be addeo-
Inrnm. bonds and certificates 81 Indebted
,.x. ar. nat.
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s~,a,rn nav. . chance 20 boy homes ~
auction prices Win their rent Eleven
wess Epd homes. on 1eo1oW go BSesr
sfreees. win b. soS6 By Dsvwn = CO.
so-morroW ssseruooa S0 1osS 800
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M I Glover mixed .,.......... 100 q
M Clover mixed ..,. Nominal
M : C,iover H,..,.,..... 1900 q
M !, Clever Nominal
HAY-SampIe ..... Nominal
STR AW-Comp ... q Sc
Loose pressed. large bales. wv
Lead your cars % that hay At doors req
resents contents and thus avoid fsteettons.
This market grades hay IN accoTeanes
with the National Hay Association.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

... By Richard ". Maury: e.,
stock and Bond Broker: Ais z Main 2, s az.
RivanTTTEs Bid. Asked.
,-;,s1,is q. Old. c. and R.. iss2::.. 81, g:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, October 30. 1912.
Following are the quotations the Rich
nc nd Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
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GRArS Market.

R.sa-nord Va. October -. 49,
= .E-A:.E QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE.
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siis 0sn "e'i Total sales for $4,000 shares
Total sale (two days) lNseV eno.Se.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10

made and entered by the above iHIatied ;itIad court in the, above en- litlcd matter. at Valdez, Alaska, on thc 27th day of March, 1912, the undersigned as Ancillary Re- celVcf herein. will offer for sale aC puD!lc auction, at the front 9oor or the Court House in Val neH, AiaSka, on the first day of way, 1912, at the hour of i zoo O'CLOCK D. m. of said day. 10 inc nlEhcSt and best bidder. for cash. SuDJcct to the confirmation of inc above entitled court. inc follow ing described property. to-wit.
 Eighty-horsc power boiler
 IWcnty-horSe power boilers.
 Tlfty-hOrSc power engine. | Twenty horse power en- zine. 'i-
 Heater.
 1 Boiler pump.
 | io-kilOwat generator.
 5 Transformers.
 l Boat, one set of oars.
 1 Boat, two sets of oars.
 l Aerial tram 5000 feet long. ] Donkey engine.
 1 Sawmill Gold and in diIaDi- dated cOnditiOn).
 700 fire bricks.
 200 feet 8-pOund Trails.
 , Ore cars.
 Several buildings badly or wholly broken down.
 Launch Union.
 That said launch Union is sit
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10

uated at Valdez, Alaska. and all the remainder of the said u nron %' Grty IS situated at Dricr Bay Knights Island, Prince William sound, Alaska, where the same may be examined by bidders be- fore said sale; that a deposit of twenty (20) per cent. on the pur- chase price of said property, or any part thereof, will be required or the successful bidders at said sale, and said sale will be report ca hy the undersigned receiver. to the above court, and if said sale lS confirmed by said court. pills of sales will be delivered tO the successful bidders on receipt or the. balance of the purchase price. and if not confirmed, the deposit of twenty (2O) per cent. Will be returned 10 the party de- posting the same. If said sale IS confirmed, and the successful bidder fails for ten d.vs after continuation to pay the remain d"r or salCb bpurchaSc price, then and Tn that case. said twenty (2Ol per cent. deposit will be forfeited t0 said receiver.
 Witness my hand this 27th day Of March, 1912.
 w. J. MORTON.
 .,, Ancillary Receiver. smith. Bunncll X Weber, attor-
 nnyS for Receiver.
 Flrst pub. March 28. 19i2.
 Last pub. April i3, 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
3=, ALASKA FOXES
 FOR ATLANTIC
Eastern Man will Take 120 Pair of Blues Across the Con-
 tinent

Mir. F. F.. Whclplcy, of St. Johns, N. B., returned from the westward and is registered at the Seattle hotel. He made the trip for the purpose of purchasing blue foxes with which to stock iS- lands on the Atlantic coast and reports his mission has been sue ccSSful
 He has secured contracts for the delivery of 50 pair of animals this season and expects to have no trouble in getting another 50 pair by the fall, when all the ami mals will br shipped across the continent. From the Green IS- land fox farm, owned by Billy Gibbons, he gels i5 pairs. The other 35 pair will come from points west of Kodiak island as far as Unga.
 MT. Whclplcy is planning lu stock two islands, Mahogany and Isle of llaulc in the Bay of Fun dy, with 60 pair each. The ship mrniS from Prince William sound will he made in August and those from inc westward carly in October. He has tried out the experiment of tranSfp fprring the Alaska blues iO the Atlantic and reports Inc has had wonderful success. The animals thrive in the cold climate of Mr. Whrlp- lry'S eastern home and produce a pcli equal if not superior in the >klnS taken nn the mainland of Alaska.
 Mr. WhrIplcy has been cngag- ed in the fox raising business in Alaska for years and is al pres eni connected with the fox ranch at Cap" Elizabeth. He has made a study of the business and is sure of the success of his vcn- turc. He is picking his animals from widely different sections in order iO secure pure breeds. The foxes to be shipped east will all Dc from one tO three years old.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
If you want 5Our turs repair ed see Silverman, phone i98.
Notice of Forfeiture

To Carl F. Hartman. Mabel Hartman and l.. w. Russell: You and each of you are hereby noti- fled that there has been expended during the year 1911 in labor on those certain lode mining claims situated on Long Glacier River Kotsina River drainage, Chitina rrcordiIng district, Alaska. to- Wit: The Lucy, Alice. George, Red Lead, Anaconda. Emma, Dick, Maud, Susie, Rose, Big Jim, Lit He Jim- Phyllis and North Star, the sunr of $i,I0O.OO (fOurteen hundred dOllars). lawful money of the United States. the amount required by law to hold said claims for the year following the performance of the annual labor: that said expenditure for labor aforesaid was made by Patrick Murphy and James Fish, the CO., owners of said c.aimS. And un- less within ninety days after the completion of the publication of thlS notice, tO-wii: within ninety days after the 9th day of July, 1912, you contribute your portion of the expenses of the aforesaid annual labor for said year, your interest in said lode claims will Dc forfeited and become the prup- "riy of the undersigned. who ar, your cu-OWnrrS.
 PATRICK MURPHY.
 JAMES FISH.
 Date of first pub. April 10. 'i2.
 Date of last pub. July Q. igf2.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
Notice to Creditors.

In inc Probate Court, Valdez Pre- cinct, Third Judicial Division, Territory of Alaska.
 In the matter of the estate of Charles w. Shelley, dccpascd.-- Notice to Creditors.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Charles w. Shelley, de- ceased, tO the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said estate, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice. to the said administrator at the office of Smith, Bunncll &. Web CT, at. Valdez. Alaska, the same being the place for the iranSac- tiOn of the business of said cs- tate.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska. Ihis 9th day of April. 1912.
 ED. WOOD. Administrator of the estate of Charles w. Shelley. deceased.
 First pub. April Q, 1912.
 Last pub. May 8. 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
SOCIALIST WILL SPEAK
 AT ORPHEUM TONIGHT

John C. Chase, former mayor of Haverill, Mass, will speak here tonight in the Orphcum the ater on Socialism and the pur- poses of the party. MT. Chase represents the National Socialist party and is said to be fOrceful platform speaker. The citizens of Valdez generally. including the ladies, arc invited to attend. Speaking will begin at o'clock sharp.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
HARRA|S DENIES
 PROXY RUM0RS
Met Many Friends Going to Interior Who Offer Their
 Support

Martin iIarraiS returned from CordOva on the Northwestern and will be here until the next boat going to Seward. He was seen at the Seattle hotel by a ProspectOr reporter and expressed himself as more than satisfied with the news Inc had received from all over Alaska regarding his candidacy as delegate to congress.
 In speaking of his stay in Cor duva MT. lIarraiS said: Tt was lucky l went to COrtlnva just when l did as l met many Alaskans who were returning to their homes in inc interior. They were from all sections and were pleased l had been honorrd hy the nomination and assured me they would work m my interests. I met people fhere whom l could not have seen Tor three months and they will all begin working for me when they set home. They were such men as Frank Manlry, Frank Reese, "f ldItar"d, Henry Riley, of Fair banks and IliIarod, F.. w. Grir- lin, or Cinema, and s. J. Marsh, of Ghandlcr, and many others"
 Mr. llarrais smiled and said: T tell you it. makes difference 10 have a bunch of fellows like shat working for ynu."
 Mr. llarraiS ilaily ronlradirird 1he report that he was d party fo the manufacture of proxies all legged |" hay" been manipulated h"r". He was emphatic in his de- nIal and said: ''I have heard inc rharg" proxies were made here at the convention, but l do mol believe it. If there Was anything of the sort I did not know of it $and would not. have been a party T." such work. don't believe ! 'ihrrc iS anything to the rIrnOr except election talk io diScrrdit .mr."
 MT. 1IarraiS said he would fake l the opportunity of addressing the 1 people of Valdez while here and would announce the date of the 1 meeting after comforting with 1 local supporters
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
MIR. HARVEY RECEIVING
 CONGRATULATIONS

II. J. Harvey, tho well known mining man. iS back after an ah- Srncc of two months. While gone Mr. Harvey has been as busy as ihr prnvrrbial bee. improving each shining hour. with the re- suit hr brought back with him a new h"lpmaIr. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will go lo housekeeping Jn ihr city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-10
ALASKA CLUB OPENS
 NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT

The Alaska Club today rrcriv- ed their furnishings and carpets from below and will have their r0OnS ready for occupancy by Saturday. On Saturday evening the roOmS will br thrown open. at which lime all members are expected io br present and iu bring such friends with them as they may desire.