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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

10 Chris Tjesevlg. E.. P. Cash man, Oscar Olson. N. p. Jensen, Frank Gustafson, l.. M- Price, ad- ministrator of the estate of Alex. Nesbilt. deceased, and the heirs of Alex. Nesbitt, deceased, and the heirs, assigns, personal rep rcsentatives, and; successors Of each of you:
 You and each sf you are acrc- hy notified that the undersigned, Lars Holland. John Nc Donald. Chris Johnsun and Adolph Lar sen, Eo-Owners- with you Of the Viking group of fouFteen lode mining claims, situated aboesi five miles nOrthcasterly from the head of Gravlna bay, Prince Will liam sound. in Valdez lssining and recording da-trict, Territory of Alaska, tO-wit: Th~ Viking No. 1, Viking Mo- 2, Viking No. B.. Viking No. {, Vsking No. 5. Vik- ing No. 6, Viking Ne., 7, Viking. No. s, Viking Ne. g., Viking No. 1ey Viking Mo-, tl. Viking No. i2s Viking No. 1'3, Viking Mo- if, have expended labor and Improvements, upon; said; group of claims to slse amount and: value Of fourteen hundred; dollars ($f, ,aO0) in eaah of the yaaHs 1910, 19f1, 1912, ip- claading ceptain amounts consrib. uted by you or some of you :thaa each Of y0M ahove-namect 'G0-- owneGs in said group. respectiNa- Ky, is delinquent in tho amount due for. annual labor, m, the anao,lfts and Tor the yrnss- haxe~- matter, speeiffed, to-wit:'
 ]. Chris Tiosevig. s700 fop tho Cashman. sl37.5O for the. years 1910, f9ii, 1922; Oscar: Olson, Ss25 for the years i9aO,. tSii, 1919; N. P. Jensen. Si80 Tor the wears 1911, 1912; Frank Gustaf- son. Se7O for the yeans. i!9,tf I 1912; estate of Alex. Neshitt,. deceased 1 S0O for the years f9dli, tet2; tha, the amounts specified are the amounts due faspectWely from each of you as your respective un, necessary to De expended for tht years rameth to. hold possessor!
 right and aitle to said fourteea
 mining claims u!.stler the proy,.%
 ions of Seotlon. s32i of the lse. N1Scu Nt&GuIcS ol iut oAhfo>
 States. and the ' amendn.aAt: thereto: the last of said atfnus
 expenditures being the a afinuf
 necessary hold said clain'S te
 and during the year endim3 t>e cetpber 3t, 1913. . .. Ei. And ii you, or any ol you, ial Z or refuse to make payment Of th
 amount above specified and recit T rd as due from you as a CO., own < CT, according to law. within hinct E days after personal service q : ,ihis notice upon you, II persona
 service be made, or within n'nrl : ninety days after the cOmpletio
 of publication thereof accordln
 to law, the interest of any of yo
 who may fail or refuse to mak the payment due from him as
 co-owner will become the prop
 erty of the undersigned oo-own
 CTS, who have made the require III expenditure, pursuant to sal
 Dated Valdez, Alaska, Januar liz, 1913 ,, .,. II LARS HOLLAND, I'll JOHN MCDONALD. II ,... GUS JOHNSON ~ I ., s ADOI.PH J. I.ARSE' | Date first pub, Jan. ?, 1913. L Date last pub. Apri 1T, fs!3'
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15
Congregational Church.

sunday school l2 to 1 o'clock. Song service for the people at 1:30 p. m. Prayer meeting at 1:30 Wednesday evening. All are welcome.
 Subject for Sunday at the Congregational church will be "A World Christianity.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15
SERv|ANS KILL
 THE DEF:ENSE:L,ESS |: !,

London, March l5.-The Serv- ian army, working south in the province of Kossova, captured 300 defenseless Albanians and mur- dered them in cold blood. The causd for the act is not given and much adverse criticism is ex- pressed here against the action and England may ask for an cX- planation from Servia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

'' It is worth while taking a chance on the $500 diamond ring being rallied at Plant & Com pany's, jewellers *, .> r
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Lazy people out to be trans formed into: rivers then hey could stay in their brd>.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

People who are rolling in wealth should be able 10 find a Nrtf use for il.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

The average young man WOr- ri"s a lot more about getting his salary than he does about earning 1t.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

If you want to hear a quiet man ialk flucnlly, start him to talking about bis pet enemy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

The Panama Canal a, the Or phcum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Just received the latest, up-t0- ihr-hour Eastern millinery at Irs. $. F., Gleason's, Keystone ave-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

If you have d kick coming put Y nur whole sole in it.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

.Just received a large new line nf Easter millinery at Harvey 5 T0ggery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Don't forget the Moose dance tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

FOR RENT Five room house
 on Sherman St. Inquire of Mrs., H. Leavet.:s 4 f4 ,,n :, se 4 {,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15
EnisconaI Church.

Services at the Churc1l UI IHe Epiphany Sunday are as follows Morning prayer at fl a. m; Sun day school at 12 m. Evening prayer at 7:30 D. m.,. n,
 Short Lenten service on Wcd-; s1rsday afternoon at o'clock and Friday evening at 7:30. 1.ltany and penitential office,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

If you want all the news all the time. read the Prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15
BANKER P|NCHE6,
 STOLE $14,0OO.0O

Sau Francisco. March ij.-Ru- pert Hooper, of the Mercantile Nat innaI Bank. was arrested Iu- day charged with the theft of Sii,OOO of the banks money. Hooper has been going the wine. women and song route.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Dnn'l forget inc MmnSr tauc' tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Subscribe for tn, Prsspeetor,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

FOR RENT--Small four-r"0m furnished house. Inquire nf Mrs, w. Crary. Phone Al. ",s
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-15

Mckinney St. Va.deI'
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The citizen., 1913-03-28
Under Coat of London SCOT

America vas discovered al o-s- again II -Joo-
du- receu-t- SAYS ths Washington Stars co--e-
s-o16e1- a lezs- lons-1i6dsI stalus O. amer
i-z wzs L Is really nc uss putting II : statue
c. an o-hs- KID o. memorial L L0l6o1- t0- Il
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b practically suvalorsC Z Z pitct black clo2E
O. -o1dor soo- some 5000 -ozs Of which accord
m u a- e-Z--es-s rscsz- estimate Is always
hanging II tae atmosphere G FMS metropolis
-hs stz-uz o. america which rs US Dss-
discovered s6c-ls re frczI O. ths Cannon stree
note v1ica sd5o-1s uae G rhs biggest O. In
5--z rzLiTa- stations and i ta-c-lts place to-
rs political z16 Other gatherings Il Tzs pu-
q II 1855 s.1es when is walls Esvs lo1 bes-
cleaned hence fo- forty ysz-s OF --o-e a. C. 1As
rather elaborate decorations which cover tAsD
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mex asvz- had existed TIE pal o. mingled scot
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The citizen., 1913-03-28
WIFE IS FOOLED BY 3oy8-;
Ay--zr Sees -saus-s- O. StrG
arc n stakes -T -
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Chicago Somewhere v u
civ -oaus 3 double q EDWARD Hsf
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seublauce. buc 2 fac.a- s-1--- -
would do o7edt- 70 2 -v--I- i,
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Fab 4 hv Judge Geu--- o. 1'
cou-- OF domestic relations t9r loE
surpo-, O. lis vie Eeca1-E IN
HeHe-r raced into The cou-- and aa'-'
sd W 10 ! Z Na-ek, 8 bai-i- i.
aov Is il that ny husband Z o-'
OF jaie" she painted He hasl 4'
er me any money ..
you- husband is s1in II c1s oli-'
vel NJ. Na-ek assured ne
Don't you .hink know ny ',-
husband when ! ses him. sAe
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corner a minute ago. ! looked " -
there was ny man driving Vas'-
Sure I know him-whsn ! iook 81 -
close. anyway
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o-ds and found HeEs-r coun-..,sl !,
SIX months. He called I'D me ~,
wen and was assured that -ls - -
was still there He called = ..n
ferns former employee and Nas ~. ~.
rha. Hefe-n vVas II jail
fern stared 81 him il asronislil-i l-i'.- -. +
Wei what d'yuh know aoo4- -
she exclaimed. turning sloW-' avs
The citizen., 1913-03-28

continents besides some balus--adinz and arch
tns with decorative panels compose -hs long.
s1rouded tsoade o. -he Cannon S--ee- ho-el ~
thess statues. -wo. Europe anG asia have nov
bes1 brought completely ro hight America has
5us- bse1 located and partly unveiled and Africa
appropriated enough ts sill chs -5z-k~ cer-L
neuI Hearing @. ths discover Of america IN
Cannon street ths writer hasts-ef rr -hs sr,,
asd after mounting u DIZZY heisnts n means n.
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eish-T fes- above ths ls7e. o+ -hs ground Vas
rewarded win 2 sizn- os -hs nz--.v sxhu-,as
statue which STANDS some dt-eer a. seer fss4
high
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designated 7 the EiidV l-to--a1 ps-iod !. was No
surprise 70 md 8 lacking II an suecia1 hser-v
Z x ths figure o. vouz1--9s<i51- Z --5lt-,.
su1rsgerre-hol6-1s Z oae hand sun anF i
the Other some ears o. corn or -he s-nunS !
something which nay represent either s tome.
hawk u- the 81 G. ths pioaez- and un5a-nss-s
Il ,lsttsrS tha, ones wsre gil. auaea-s -hs v~o-s
america
The citizen., 1913-03-28


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though 4 s9-e parts @ 9-i
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fairy winch shows =c-= ls5ga
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however a1ol1cz Ea stories
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s=-1e- -a1el-u- * Hes -=-=c-- Il ne
churches. which zre a-se --=- 1-la
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people q -ns land -1= - 1rsya
EN- style IS ms ear.T --- 81
The citizen., 1913-03-28

1zd occasionally 70 step Tor & few 1li1-
urss until mere 1u1sy was brought
-nis was b-saki1E 1ns bank E1d
gained Wells ths ho1o- q becoming
1tls hsro @ 2 popular zuzic 1aI song
Nowadays however, writes G Il.
= sIliz-so- u McClu-ss. n success
fl plays- can have 1hs thrilling Joy
CT Hraak11E the hank As s0ou q j,
S seen tzzr ozs gambler c. Zo7e Zay
-s5uee tas funds o. & Ezala 70 loV
sb1. mere 0o1sT = u1ostsz-z1o1sly
brought y ozs c. ne f0Otuz1 and
plzT nsTs- steps to- II instant
The citizen., 1913-03-28
THssTER CLOSED BY STRIN
cs-per4e-s Gut IN New Nors "
house arc Actors IssNs ~
Sszgs ir sympathy

New vo-k-A strike Snat o--i al
100 carpenters. musicians ao19's, .ss
t-eSsss. stage hands. ushers s--i- -
emploves prevented perioT ln-a- -
ron being held IL two O gag ~
heading Jewish theate-s- lils =. N,
ters walked out first decis1-As. .,,s|
employers had erected 5 As" n
with the aid of non-union n
sympathetic strike followed I. s-s,s III
When patrons who had s,sl
tickets demanded their none M
sn6 we're refused theT became ~ II
leps Police reserves were oA''
olsz- lohhies and Sidewalk
The citizen., 1913-03-28
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The citizen., 1913-03-28
CAN'T BREAK MONTE CARLO

simple chances. : Modification O the
famous method o. GAls-bz-- ths
E~sa. -s1ns--z-5ciz1 Wells began
WIKI STAKE q tn u-irs. decreasing
% u-ne Z Il wc1. bl- Increasing tc
eleven T ~ -1z- His game Ezs q
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tas other dow q o1s EE- z tine 1s
4 c111TITs6 & prosper 50 ss1sztloZall5
1nz1 1as tables e. w1ieh hs 1lzysd
The citizen., 1913-03-28

REPRESENTATIVE Dudla- Il Hughes ot Geo-E51
is called { farmer Statesman and ds-o-=s --u-1
O. rs --ns lc -he aE-lcll---a- interests O. LIS
Gls--i--
= 1zz requests ta- 1a-v new Kinds n seeds.
a-5 --0e $40 -sce--=c -1.s ls--s~
--lsa- CuG.-Sau -orT beer 7e-l1- ue Of Z
nav se=dless ro--a--s- ms Gu-1en- Is z-ov.r'.
2 v--i--oe -c ~-u II hop=s -ou VIII sz-1 ms
so--z O.. -he SEEDS Saturday E-s-l1- Pos
The citizen., 1913-03-28
PLAcE But LITTLE KNOWN
Nlnsccn0 e Sussex, Like t-s
sooic~rst Hard 70 Get A.. 4
cyslntec Win.

Lo1lol -T1e kingdom Of sr.
o".ls perhaps 70 ase ana Ian,
pcrieace q trouble. has t.- ar. - T.
c@almelt TIE country. Ike -4s WI WI
PIE. ls hard 70 know lis bas,.,. t70'
often coue Il with z certain u.-y,.' are
ness and the best cf them s-z t.'. ny
often not discovered a. all. sy-a,. III
those vino have been Al ,-ortra ~,
pains " become familiar with .r -'
land u out-oc-the-way places =, -
men o. the South sazcns w--- -'
great e talking but il was
otoer thing . mass tteuse'r-s t-.,-- @-
er IL towns. aad to grow cf-wf,,as
ana restless for t-a-el as -gv-..I
are Their ways Of t1o-e H.
those of the oxen who tv-s .t@
heavy land have always bean ..-'. s--'.
The citizen., 1913-03-28
s--.-zs Suns q Money --s Nsr. q
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-z7iss

A-1-z the cassie system ElaTz-z
va zzza5 EaE- su-s = Monte -zF
r. r-az -zzrles TzI.s adventure z-C
s--s---- ws1 cane 70 Eo-tz CzTlu
xi-r 1as mc1sT Cs other psopas. Eu
wt- q loss & ~ Il testing MS
--zs+ s5sa Ee 2laEed. 2lso c tAs
The citizen., 1913-03-28

@5cv Gi5 vo- @-C "a 7Caus u aroma 7.--l=
vie Corners asked E--.E--s ut S-s-1a-s berry.
v1- hat 1us- returned --1- Corc- ----
."oE Z wasn't Particularly s-u-E OF cls1 sai1
S-s-la~oa--y
-Rsz--T-- SAID 5illE51s Well guess ~1u. =
III 1z-- 1a1 -ha- wasn't Esz stucs r- IN zo-
E whole 1zr las sz-'-5la-pe-z TeeE-r
The citizen., 1913-03-28
human Aos

CTswto-o-Do1'- you beheve that q
1zzn should bs the srchitect az his
oZD fortune.
CraES1aV7-Tha-'s az right: but he
shouldn't build OF fhs oths- fellows
loS--AIszaztDs OF TN
The citizen., 1913-03-28

Gi5os-Does you- wife do much
Ez1cT wc-E
Dl1ns-Tas. When IN late II get.
ms home evenings she fancies an
sc--s G. things
The citizen., 1913-03-28

y. pis-,e's 7els-s. s-nsG s--l--,'ste5-
exs- rs raNe $ csulr Requisite sa- 2
sts stuasaa. l.ve- sa5 asVe.s ac- co-s oya-
Utuzsiaa- ASv.
The citizen., 1913-03-28

A nans chl6-e-. JAKE -4s- uo.Aa-.
are an. 20 ask g 5ot 81 esl czr-eSs =
cues-ac1s
The citizen., 1913-03-28

boring .-act ccr
rz~-u--- to- -ns
purpose u effect
rg repairs 1s
vo-Ere1 80 I-o
III co11ec I'll 2
c1zrb- close =
auc az IL -1sl ID
ni--ed u1-l t1s
pressure equals --1-
.. -he flaming oam-
Eed one
59ns -1s dividing
5oo- i opened nd
-ae wo-1ms- ca-
proceed Win -l=
-aak
Theoretically I'll
lie co1ps- =-
z 1E1--LE 5--p
are supposed -
v---z
caLr some a-e ~
50 Es A -
-le sle-
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The citizen., 1913-03-28

Fwe- -ezE nh- =sowe a~str-E A =-v
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The citizen., 1913-03-28

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-02
ehanges In Egyptian Life.

4, e;p''ahs who have been educated
~ a's country or who have been here
q, ~ business trips or simply as IA part
~ o,. ,ne'r education, are working zeal
,h~, ~ their native land To have
idsa. wives adopt many American
,vs ss and customs. In the last TWEEN
NV. hive years American influence has
fa,ha. 'eit greatly In Egypt. Many
dsm.a IN Egypt are educating their
ana h 10 read and write English
m. u nave encouraged them to play In
AM, games just az English and
ca,,o.' ''an girls do. Through that edu.
n. 'oa the social life of Egypt Is go.
Jug through a transition
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-02
MARKET REPORT

Kansas City, April 2S.-Beef eat
tie declined 10 to % cents last week
and stock cattle and feeders outside
Of a few choice ones lost as much
or more Dealers here predicted n
light run today and the supply here
j. moderate at 5000 head. But Chi
cago had enormous supplies of both
cattle and hogs today, which put the
situation everywhere into the hands
of buyers. Light cattle moved pretty
freely this morning at about 10 lower
prices, but heavy steers were un-
touched up To- II o'clock. Statesmen
refused To conccdc the reduction of
ID To 20 cents on them demanded bv
buyers, but late sales were on a com.
promise basis no, far from that de-.
cline. Two ears of Oklahoma hei
fers sold at $40 and some Panhan.
die fed ycarings at $685., the lead.
ing early sales today. A larger per
rcntage of the receipts today are fed
steer than on any previous day in
several months, indicating that the
country is tired Of waiting for the
market TO advance. The break L..
day, however, will probably causr
astutc feeders to hold on awhile.
where it is possible. Best fed steer,
will stop around $3.50 today, which
is very close to the figures they we've
bringing year ago this week. the
first time this year for them to get
80 close to last years prices.
Stock grades and feeders are
quarter lower than a week ago, but
are still one dollar higher han a year
ago, a condition, in conjunction with
the relative prices of fat cattle this
year and last, conducive to increased
caution on the part of country buy.
ers.
Quarantine receipts are light to.
day, largely middle class fed steer,
from Oklahoma and North Texas, ut
$3.50 to $3.50. Colorado and West.
ern steers today ranged from $40
to SS.25.
Hogs regalned a part of their los
of early last week before the close
Of the week, but the market broke
worse than ever today, account Of
the big run at Chicago. Receipts t..
day, 10000 head, which is 1000
more than the early estimate. 1t
will take some days Of light runs TO
subdue the gloating of the packer,
INDUCED today, and though thing
look blue, most of the dealers still
believe prices will soon advance. To,
today is $500, bulk of sales, $3.50
to $3.50.
Sheep and lambs sold good lat
week, with minor changes. Receipt,
are 1000 head here today, fed stuff,
10 cents lower; clipped muttons.
steady today. Top lambs brought
$500 today, clipped wethers $3.50.
clipped native ewes 1915. Texas
will not ship more than 60 per cent
of normal number this year, be-
cause of dry weather there, and
dealers therefore look for n good
market ahead.