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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-21

Gilman, Maries friend, Miss Lillian
Holland; Priscilla Williams, a bur-
lesque queen, Sarah Green; Jerusha
Graham, Johns sister, Marion Hazen.
The proceeds of the play will go
to the association.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-21
Young Mems Suits
Regular $500 g. $4,000
At SIS
Don't Put off Till Next Week the
Purchase of Your New Suit
When You Know You
Ought to Get 1t
tomorrow

Young men, this is your opportunity
TO save three to five dollars on your
new fall and winter suit. Come to
our clothing department and select any
$500 or $1,000 new suit at the spe-
cia! price Of $500; exclusive young
mems models, single-breasted sack and
Norfoiks, with patch pockets; variety
of pretty mixtures, in the latest color
ings; sizes 81 to SO chest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

has political convictions. believes thai
the first province 81 newspaper B.
always 20 print Tho news Coz the IN.
formation % lis Subscribers who pa,
their money not ror politics but foi
news The Herald believes thut thi,
ipiics b much more effective In pre-.
curing bona nJe, stcady Subscribers
than h,s,crlcal popularity cpnlca'
81 other srunclpi s,imulauis 20 circu,
iaiion
The other evening one Of the unit.
"a states senators from New Mcxioo
AR Albert ~ rau arrived va Aibu.
guerque from Santa r. ne Nas eei-
svmed ~ the train b. o commities 81
hfiy members u the Commercial ciub
and some iifty other business men ~
the ciiy. There WAS no puiitics in ihc
uroposiiion mcfcis i wcicon,c os tho
buancss men 81 Albuquerque 90 on,
af iisc states United snts srnaiarsi
IS. pnicio ona " Ire nios' ptaularls
iusn n the state quite q receptions
eaa held ts tn ,uaipr Co. the people
af Albuquerque
So mention az ihr recurrence 100
renIrd III tht brehi and nvWs rai
uiuus ol soar morrns oontefupour,
SO mrniion was made of the act met
the Emitted states senator assured enc
business mon uf Albuquerque that ne
was go their command Whenever he
was able a. DO them scrtiec On
account or the mysterious srudgo
wbi.h lho mornins paper hns always
iirid peidnsi tue senator this psrticu
i ncr item was compressed
Wbplhcr ihc motive wac personal
~ p'htI.ai ihc news was suppressed.
We eHe,r the public is more to-
rr,stcd Boz knowing what happen.
than in th- private wtrrcis of q
newspaper PrlntinE al the news
vhilc q IS news - much mory cneci-
i,c In the lone run iu Ralniug ami
holdins the puhlc cor than any other
mcthvd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Tho sauw Fy Sew McSl,uu, since
iis luug drawn out snd somcv bat hys-
tyrIcal efforts az ruuniug th, l,stsla-
turc resulted In one loncloru. SOLITARY
vote for Misucl a utcro fer senator
D. nccyishl, rcrniust each aud every
person Who didn't vote that one veto.
IL is sl,ins an exhibition OF the baby
act 80 similar to That Of ,bc morulue
PAPER nerc thnt n BE- hard Go tell
which is entitled to IA" pria,
The Ncs Ncxicnn has been making
slighting references go Mr. Chr.sman,
ucmhor 20 Ga, house OF ,rprc~eaw.
lives
n would have us inter ,hu MI
Chfisman was @ Progressive who has
proved rorrcani 90 the sacred cause
20 the View MEXICAN ~ matter pf
tart Mr. Chfismau WIS clcrtrd on tBt
Republican tckct br substantial
umioriiy b.ins un. OF tUu GcpubH-
Clans Go win handsomely iu Sru Juan
ruuuty It's maio~itN was au. and
thr a,rrgc Democrats, maJwity wls
anoui 400 iir was u,Nrr ulrnyd
Wild u1o Progressive Go the H,-t 90
nr llnDvledsr 20 a bsinuicd 'hu
he experienced change ST. heart
whom 90 certain nrider nul Boa whi,h
hc Wns .uiviSpttd failed tu lct across
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
rAss rne ssrsna MIA.


= la 90 b. nQfed that fhe siaio leH
islatnfe viii lpst ~ nnf in pasaing
ihs oounis s.laries hiit TIE measure
does not ti#ss pn tht onlco holders,
IN fact therr api,caf ~ hc almiahfy
fca o. Them VINO are satisfied win ail
iss provisions AZ preporod. We be-
heye. hpwesgr. ihat auy of them
wouid prefer a. aetopi what the laii
oncrs rather than a. have ilic scssion
pass ~ and leave them stll suspend
ed AZ mid-atr, - o. speak win tbe
prospect Of tfanHctns the posinoss
at thrlr respective offices ror anolh,1
sesr r awe wthout pas rho
county onltloi who D. not sat-
isnra can nieass rcsign. rhr
Herald believes th.,s che roun-
~ officers shoula be- wcp iaid.
reasonably paid Coz chs work thoy
aeiualls DO. uus it aiso believes that
theg snosid bt faid even less than thsy
dcsirc raihef thsn thar thrs should 81
for a further indennt, time without
Salaries and rather than thag the lrg-
isishire shoaid 81 acd go udcanteN
with enc bni There are some prou-
aions that aont enu The Hsfaids
exactlsi Oh, @ hus been demon
straiea 90 Der impossible e. pioasr
everybody v3th this saiar, blu and
cohpramiss such as the biil oncrs
~ the oniy s8iution 10 The trouble
And there are either matters of lesls-
intion which nus' De attended 60
IN This connection We should re-
spoctfuiB advise Inc legislature to
t4norc the ssstsrers ideas in the
matter ~ fnf - possible anu Go finish
ap the count, rsian hiu as q, tbs gov
crnor go noi evi-t Thc Herald bee
ueysd iu .hr governor during thc FIRST
pcri, ~ ms COMMUNICATION BE-
'ioonn ms loueer lr the matter 81
the csnnb aflary hiil az "a evwy
aiher matter me go,crno may hc ex-
pected 10 aas pclltcs aud politics
atone
Has cycr apruiuturn, hap been q
matter OF pontlr pure ami simple
~ posed rhpr boz nsmutd oa,,e. af
d big 1road ilan vb" would NOT rc
gard poUtl,e n administering thr az
fairs ~ the state as matter OF fact
D. has roEafied noihnv but routcs
lrsi. TART and an ths t.iuo
We agrec moreover, with che
iuornins parer that go spite ~ hits
nsrsletent ,tomnts to uht politics.
IT, gocrnlF lass demonstrated lhst
De- 's AN utter railnr ui thr business
aud that his cnoris lead to nothing
but disaster I, waufa Geo Uu hc
dossut kunr hou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
MANY OPERATORS
INVESTIGATING THE
ARTESIA FIELD
General Activity in Promising
New Petroleum District Of
the PeCOs Valley in Evi.
dence the Past Week.

Artcsia. y A.. Feb. 3. The bay
t,u OH Held is coming into It's own
During the past week a number 81
prominent operators from ~ fasu
aud santa re- have thuruushly ntcs-
tigatcd the entire ui-trict south ~
Aricsin. and az lcusl i've more cuu-
ranivs are ucing formed Ia addiu m
tn the three now engaged boa pros
pocJiug ~ different SECTIONS ct chs
district
m, pc.us valley coll aud Gas com
ptut is tearing down thg DERRICK pu
the Martin ranch Jud intends To-
rrrtt 90 uu the Everett tract Th,
uvN location BE- fourth mills sudth
COT the Brown wei, ana "a, company
vili begin drilllus az soon as thu rif
.s iu place The we'll BE- 900 feet dscp.
be- risht iurhvs iu diameter. aud n1H %
guud How of Irtcsiuu water The uil
hts been pluygcd out Co prevent
fpoilins Tho water rr irrigation.
4 ,ompsnN composed of 90 rsae
capitalist has auh leased couHidvr
shlp property southwest " Dayton
from tho Sovon lIitrrs pu company,
Hud ,.pyrts Gao begin WORK on test
V,u ls soon 4s th, necessary ylWp.
ui'u arrives
M Frederick NU,l,r. Howell ~
sin uud leroy Mo"r' Ill oI santa
Pc. v,rr 300 the 60, WEDNESDAYS aud
mud" . thorough iuN,~tIsatiuu eft thu
uu Hrids loo tho vicinity uf Dayton.
MI D. o. MrNdJms. ur th, seven
l;i,crs pn company, arrived from 81
ptsu Tuesday and reports THAT W"rk
b. progressing rapidly 900 the con.
pJuN- test we'll go Du 'it,
Contracts calling Tor turtt 1.-TWO hnr
tells oI uil Go hr delivered duIN iu
Nri,sts concerns have been mad, with
thee Py.ua valley uil and GJs .uir-
Iauv Co Dee supplied from tic Brown
",.i TN. NU,aIJ iLsht ana Power
company be- On, latest coucttu Co uk,
'ad'r uugv oI cheap url having con
ltn.t.J inr nu,on barrels daily
% hu been reported bog member
OF ih' Stu,iin pil company. opcrat.
Ius u h, Cottonwood anil Walnut
districts TINT th, company has
brought u welt making p,tWc,u
t'o hundred uud three, hundred hur-
u.Is dHl',. 20 few miles vr-t pt lak,
Arthur WITH this v,ll druutug lh,
rotihcIn limit cot tht ucld. aud lh,
battun nvld ,Nirulius o.. rr south
.s DU D.is Nrirsiu uiIi ID, thr dis
'r Irus r,uiyv uI tu. district
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

for years Secretary Gcorue H. AL
len Of the commission has kept thor
oughly in touch with the gtuaiion.
and any signs Of trouble in shy section
has been thus promptly stamped out.
The next annual meeting ~ th"
commission viii be- held la Phoenix
on June 80 nest This was decided
by Mr. iienncssy and Mr Alien ~ tho
conferences held in the cts during
no, past two days The last meeting
was held Ia April. 1919, ttis shortly
after tie appointment of the new
commission, bat u was thought best
this yuar ~ mako a definite date for
The Wiud-up of the years business,
aud to Keep 10 a. Fiscal ycarH 10
many sections sud with the cnh ~
The month VT June The state nscai
year dues. go u was decided tu have
the sheep commission year end thus
also.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
NNI'NtGN AGNIN~T
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
ARIZONA IWOOL TO
REACH 100000
POUNDS 1872
Sheep Interests in Good Condi.
ton All Over State Accord.
ing to President Of Sanitary
Board.

Phoenix, Atiz. Feb g. Tho Nri-
Hunn woul Clip this year. accord
ing 10 President John ilruuossy eft
the sheep sanitary board who hns
been paying short husin,ss visit tu
tbs city FROM his home iu tic FLAG
stan district viii reach over 5000 zoe
pounds The shpop Interests are in
excellent condition 900 ovcr the STATE.
The ,igihncy of %, sheep commits
sionor- thcmuritw tuscthrt with that
ct Ga, invrocturs Hpi ih, stat. tptrt-
marian has rr,,utrd any iutu.,ds into
the 0ocks cot ANY disrpsD. and this
Years sheep are siuguarh fr," from
scubics cor foot ana mouth disease.
thu pest that Keeps ga, wool men tt
other states awake uights.
The record thls ,rnr b. us result
oI this WORK r.lt,t than it has b,pu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
\ Nicc Ii,tlr Place.

,FrHW % Belgian could, juok1
THE. ut" IV thousands visitor,
wondered ldmdr.u ur -u.n mag.
uinU.ucp rud Vnp newer got tired Goo
CON. mppty thusy suhum, natural
urchUtrotur,s.
TIE upf,uncs auidr-tnI -iuuuiH,
broks Hr, uuauimuu. 600 'It" the Grot-
lor OF Van like tb. must mal.stl. o'
tlr worried. ne ,uHu. its Wu'i,fprw
,uucr, tiups whittier us titrn-i,r WtNr
ga Impression OF uutasti. eI.u .s uu-
spvaKuhc \ scrl.s of halls tb" MOST
tutirt,d. vuupu.c a. TN, last pJrf
is visited .n b",t o. ie then that hr
Traveller enjoys ihr most wonderful
sp,cta that might 90. uuagiu1tod.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

PUTTING THOSE Sew York nhl.
iiOus into NrR MvNlco politics looks
to be very much simiior to thUt In
uocrnt pariimr 90 poundlns sand into
"a mt hoie
PERHAPS WE should have alb-d
h "A Rar1h-irt
JourN Tu-EL 81 na,ius bic TROUBLES
an risht
uNE MUST maud &, ~ thc wrestling
ri~trfrr-a uf Turkey
~ rite MATTER or wall street.
% De- tase ~ thr iunib turning
@
wHE cUaUNpnog told tho TRUTH
f1r Dnrn.
WELia VIZ nave lous ancr
siupr"l trying io do Ncrpnl lnstlcc io
this e'imatr
AID fT o. NEvEu too late to
mcna ttc broken View Year rcso'u-
pons.
NhGATlNFt.Y SlENEING. the AZ
mnnao is rrr'alnly one 90 uur most
iniluoutpu preparations.
so. nEAB INQUrREB. of podunk
Tenn. a nctrr SHOWS n Nlhuuucruur
aud frssl is absolutely untnoNu.
o
PRETTY sOoN rHE samhllns sra-
eou ehru So, fiam uie government
aasra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
can for Gid- rot INSTALLING Ii,ntna
sA-tfui.

Nuu.. H,r.b, rNfW iU.T Ih.
.,.nl manufacturers nr roo, county
of N.U. ... of N,H N,s'.t. .I
t',.It, .H. 700 an, udi,r coli tu' .uuu-
.u ,l.ra . .Id ,"autN. uu tu tuu n.
oiudus Do, ,th duy ~ NnuI a H.
l'l.. .oI ,.. installation '' h#uu-
'ti,m .. hH alr ium.n ln tu,
court p.... .ullIug ui thr counts u'
Mur situated 40 Morn. Sew N,N."
iH| information tud description D.
th, "'..u tropu-,d 600 h' Installed.
uIH.I ., aft hrd '" 'ts. Hd. N-
aurI.l 5000 p,uih,j ,h' i.r I..
I.f .,n. .0 .nr tuiouui ui il. 's
TllI UpNEp OF COUNTY 'pMHI.
slONIIi- pF TIVE COZ NIN oF
MpItE
ts,bI Up JpiiN GANiI.I'I
Aitra chairman
TITO MEIENDEI,
tlcrk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

ttrom the Now vurk rressi
thb locke erul u" e man uU o. TO-
'orm comuittcg
IN" Way tu teach anN bod, no t"
abuse poWor is MOI jo l,t him have ans.
u seems az lt mo man COULD haN, Co.
SANS account whom his family has o.
shop account
\ Vomuu's n~i resort ,s Goo 20, able
Gao respect seer hdshaud hcctus, he's
tho i1th,r of her children.
\ 211 torsut hnt, O." %" pee very
t nrldiv 600 bp'uhIr t' ma.,o h,r father
lhluK She's us Wuu.,ut uv tu' day
ahp was born
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

This IL The srnsun nf the y-nr when
mothers fnci very much concerned
over iht frequent colds contracted hN
their children. ana have abundant
reason for Il. ~ every cold wcakcnH
the lungs lowers the vitality and
pavcs tn" way tor the more serious
diseases that su often follow. cham
bcrlans cough Remedy rs famous for
its cures aud D. pleasant and safe 10
take. For sadie iN an druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
Nrul,iucth.

"S,r bow can count. mamma.
stid XIII. There's ~, rient foot
That's one. There's my LETT foot.
That's two. Two and ono make three
Thry, feet muec u yard. and want
Go x" "ut end play iu iI.'--Chicago
TrIluu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Thrre is o." h'1'r W.II.in. wuI.
for colds than Chamberlain Iu.-h
B,m,d, U acts uu uJjur,. rtUr r'.
urt.s tuu hngS nl'ns Go, ,-.r,t. .ue.
aids ,Np,rt"rnusn. and rest re- Ga,
sS-trm go 10 huth, condition tuf
SOD, bN 100 drJggi-is
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03
nN rnINTING Iln. IN.

AZ We have stated with some to-.
oasucy tbs Herald, while u siv'uy :
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

thc celebration 90 the ono hundfedth
anniversary of rracc among Eusilsh
speaking rcuple.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

Trimblo's rAvsry; ia N. Second g.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

uid TightNnd had a coug1lns spell
Aud aursi number sixteen collar
Tls WORSE than that tho uclwhours
teii.
Whenever ho tuushs ur GO dollar
Paul cook
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

YOW NIGHT ENI1Y writing e
rhroR Zoe fI" o.'Irr of John a. stew
900 chairman uf tho executive come
mlttr, uf thr national committee for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

a rNDEBSTNNp YOU went over to
CRIMSON Gulch and lynched u'v wrong
man" 40. trWisd Thr+c-nugcr
Sam "You can't Nuch the WRONG
man 10 Crimson cullen We icst got
riut" Pete little bIt nh"ud of hls
torn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-03

"pu Yur BELIEVE tnt Vc e,ey
Show o1 rW b,ui Nh,n 500 arc
children" ast,d riubs of tho g,uul
phuosophDr eyes. boz said. 20 know
barber iu thiy town Who ot thc age
81 use Vsa th- most diEa-rg,1ulr l.t-
o." shaver Won over saw ana always
miNcd Voc in Humr Kind uf bird
scrape"
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
PEACE oN EARTH, GOOD WILL TO MEN

Nearly thousand years ago there born into the world ed whose advent heracd with songs of Peace earth good will to men Brought into the world in the humble stances this child destined exercise during his brief life among hs and the succeeding among ali the peoples of the earth influence greater than that of other the worlds history Throughout the world Thursday will be celebrated the birthday of the Prince of Peace In all Christian the day will be observed with religious and feast ng expressions of good wishes and giving of presents Even Christian lands there will be found those who will observe the day solemn do honor to Jesu of Nazareth.
 Laying aside all question the divine origin of ess the people of the word and Gentle, Moharmedan Buddhist Con- tuCan and paganaye to honor the teachings o Christ and recognize them the great factor the upft of humanity. The spirit of Christmas indlged by of all creed and naonaes and this the spirit of the ov Naz to pevade the hearts of and to take them for the least of the sordd affairs of life and give them thoughts of the welfare and happiness of ther fellow It time of general rejoicing and fecaon, and he indeed hardened md vdua who through the without least feeling that this old world good place live and experience sentiments of love and unsehhness.
 To the children especially the should be made of de light The ondest ecoectons of childhood often associated Chsmad and making the kddes happy least u6no the wishes of Him who showed such great tenderness for cen and announced that of such the kingdom of heaven.
 The Pioneer wishes its readers and all others Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
THE SHORTEST DAY

Monday December 22 the shortest day of this year. and the 22d day of December usually the shortest day of each year. al though occasion, it drops back to the Zls.
 Authorities print differ nightly about the shortest and the longest day of the year. that surprising that authorities around the "desde' should also differ.
 The American Encyclopedia Dictionary gives June 2l and De- cember 22, which right times than 1t wrong but is strictly for stated above the shortest day December 2
 Webser International Dictionary says June 21 and December 2 the American Encyclopedia gives the 22d of both months and Johnson Encyclopedia follows agrees with, Webster.
 Some of these eorsfor they due wrong reckoning the part of the early astronomers and have been copied and reoped without any attempt independent investigation proof
 The Standard Encyclopedia says: "Solstce that point the ecpt which the fhes removed from the equator and where consequently the turning point of its apparent There such pointsthe June and the winter so]sces (about December 2 in the northern hemisphere that the word about well chosen, for this would imply that the shortest day might the 2Oh well the 22d either one being about the 21st
 The Standard Dctonaqute different ang from tie Stand ard Encyclopedaays: Sotce the time of year when the at Its greatest dcnaon either north out and before returning usually June q and December 22 called the northern hemisphere the and oces specvey and the m the southern hemisphere.
 This seeming pause what the oce from so the and sto, to stand Instead of stand lake choice, If Latin scholar, pick the right
 lhs, you the word usually rather than about, and thus has the advantage of being both and
 the subject capable of beng made aside from astronomical tables.
 Ordinarily speaking, without astronomical tables tell exactly any year whether the shortest day falls
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL DlSTIN
The Pioneer has received the following communication whl 

The Pioneer has received the following which is e-explanatory:
 Flat Editor Ldiarod htarol Alaska.
 Dear herewith General cup will terwarl O n feel highly whom the here much the propoation s who wish contribute the walk the bank involved Token of the Form of Loving Hon. William L. Dstn, Retiring Surveyor General and Secretary of the
 Territory of Alaska In token of the respect hold for worthy official general of Alaska Hon. William L. DSin who of be honed 
 is fitting presented loving solid gollln and solid gt the Alaskan Pmelel rel Alaska showing the of the principal well the gloo of the 
 The ooEkln will be furnished
   collection o G of A1urIock 0
 All ued will be deposited the Miners Merchants Bank of to of of the can O o q Merchants
 Let Aakans show that they the faithful performance by public officials
 address the proposed hobookle be mailed t them
 Thanking you n anticipation, yours truly
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Mat Pesola and E. Oksanen. and to your
 heirs and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned has expended in labor and improvements the sum of one hundred dollars ($l00.OO) for each of the years Of 1911, t9t2, 1913, upon placer mining claims numbers five and six (NoS. and 6l above discovery situated on Yankee creek tributary of InnOkO river Tn the lnnOk0 mining and recording district District Of Alaska.
 Location notices therefor being of record in Vol s at Page 63 and in Vol. z at Page 2S9, of the records of location for said mining district.
 You are further notified that if at the expiration of ninety l90l days after the last publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion ot such expenditure. your interest Tn said claims will become the property Of the undersigned, your CO-OWner, under section 232i of the Revised statutes of the United States.
 Date of first publication Dec. 6, 1913.
 Date of last publication. March :, tot4.
 CHARLES ANSIO. Co owner.
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
FOR SALE

Dry b.azed wood birch and spruce, 16 foct lengths, cut in April. 1913, replied in sumner on sb,ids, SIP per cord, CT green birch and spruce, S1O per cord delivered Difference in price is difference in produc- tion. Sample of blazed wood may be seen ut FiCner office. DAN HARTNETT.
 Assessment Work Blanks at Pioneer
Iditarod pioneer., 1913-12-20
MAX SEWEL, DISKAKET AND CRIPPLE CITY
 Big Stocks, Standard Goods
 Gasoline and Lubricating Oil Good Roadhouse in Connection
NOTICE OF EoREEIrURE

TO Margaret Brandt and W. II. LanfreII
 their heirs, executors. admin. tratoI>
 aud aSSlgns:
 that during each of the years 1912 anh 1913 l have cAptntrd 2tOO lu labor and lmproycne entS upon placer. mInlns claim known ac NO above, right limit, Ophl,' creek situate in the Ophlr mining and rr- cOrdnS district territory of Alaska.
 In order 10 hold your interests ln said claim under the provisions of section 252 of the Revised Statutes of the United states, said expenditures being for your shares of the annual assessment work ror said years, and if within ninety days after or refuse 10 pay to the undersI gned. H. co-oWner, your proportion Of the expendl- lures arore said, your interests in sad claim will become the property of the un der>iGned aS CO., owner under said section 232i, R. 5. HENRY COX.
 First publication, october IS, 1913.
 Iast pMhllcAtiOn. LanMArN t1. 1911.