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The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
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u :. Land Office. Iuneaa. Alaska. September. 30 1913. Notice is hereby given, That .he North Pacific Trading and Packing Company. a corpora ion incorporated under the laws of the State of California md doing business in Alaska, by it's duly authorized attorney II fact Chas. H. Cosgrove, of ketchikan, Alaska, has this iay filed it's aplication for pat mt for the following Trade and Manufacturing Site. desie- hated in this office as U. s. Survey No. ifOl. and describ- d by the plat and field notes m file herein as follows:
 Trade and Manufacturing Site:- Beginning at Cor. No.i. NJ. c. T.. s. L. NJ. No. tt0i bears South 3 deg. 42 min. East.. |. 54 chs. dist. West [. to Cor. \. bears West. oS inks dist. Thence West Var. % deg. East 6.5S chains to .or. No. ?; Thense North Var. 90 deg i5 min. East i9.3i ehains to Cor. No. 3: Thence East Var. % deg. East i. B hains 10 W. c. to and 5.02 ehains to Cor. No. i NJ t. Thence by meanders; Var. 30 leg. East South deg. 3i min. East.i. s4 chains. South 4e min. West. 3.70 chains, South f6 min. West f. so chains, South ' deg. IS min. West f.92 chs. South i6 deg. 40 min. E. 27G chains. South B deg. g min. East i.76 chains to cor. No. 1. the place of beginning.
 Containing 9.95 acres.
 | Said site is located on li;c vest shore of Kalwack Bay. opposjte the town of Klawack, Ion Wadleigh Island, Wes, Icoast of Prince Of Wales lsland Southeastern Alaska. Bounded on the north. west and soiitn Inv un-surveyed land. Plat Q said site and this notice posted l on said claim on the 4th: cay iaf June 1913: Latitude Nef,h I55 deg B min.: Longtime IWest i33 deg. o5 min.
 Any and all persons claIminp I.adversely any portion ol .he .le shave named claiEs or the surface ground thereof are re. hu;red to file said adverse Irlaim with the Register oi ,h' land Office at Juneau, Alaska hosting and publishing of inc, ,,itbin the sixty days period ol notice or within thirty day, thereafter. or they will b' iarred. rao anl
 Packing Company
 CIimant
 chas. II. Cosgroye A,'otnus .s sh, ? IT k hereby ordered that LII III foregoing notice be @ PuSI,she, in the Ketchikan eilner, . weekly news paper pubhsanle' ale at Ketchikan, Alaska, Tor e'
 Tio5 consecutive weeks.
 " c. B. Walker, Register T [ First publication Oct io' ioio io,o . Last publication Dec i'' i'
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
a SUGGESTION REGARDING
 THE CANAL

A noval interpretation of how the Monroe doctrine should be applied after the completion of the Panama can-
 al has just been voiced by a
 German diplomat of authority
 and high position. In sub
 stance it Is 10 give the United
 States full control as far south
 as the iSthmian waterway. but to let the countries of Eu-
 rope, including Germany. have
 a free field from Panama to Tierra del Fuego.
 The high standing of this
 diplomat may reasonably be
 expected 10 influence the standpoint of. Germany in any
 future controversy involving the famous doctrine of Ameri- can foreign relations; conSe- quently his views are not with out a certain interest He
 would cut the American con-
 tinent in two at the Panama canal and allow to the United States full and free hand as
 far south as that waterway. but excluded from the sphere of any Washington supervi- sion or control the relations of Germany and the other Eu- rupean powers. with the states of South America. He be- lIeves Germany should refrain from any interference whatso- ever in Mexico. and that the
 same rule apply to all the Gen. sral American states. This
 would involve a virtual eNten- sion of the southern boundary of theUnited States to the canal. so far as the relations of these states to the Europen
 powers is concerned This
 t will be seen, is the Monroe
 doctrine for Central America
 in an even stronger form than
 is at present enforced.
 ] But the Europen states must l and should. this diplomat be- ! lieves. be allowed to settle their { controversies with the countries south of this line in their own way and without re- ference to Washington. Role ! of the United States as guard ian and protector to the whole ! continent is. he believes. 6 l thing of the past: the South American states have reached wears of discretion: they are
 out of the legitimate sphere of control of the American de- l partmeni of state; the
 countries Of Europe are en- titled to insist on free hand lin their relations with them.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
Notice of Hearing of Final Account and Petition For
 Distribution
In The Matter of the Estate of Helen Johnson, Deceased.


 Notice is hereby given that he final account of Henry foemaere the administrator of he estate of Helen Johnson, deceased. has been rendered Q said court for settlement. and that a petition for a final listribution of the estate has aeen filed with said account, md that the oth day of Dec amber, 1913, at , o'clock D. m. has heen duly appointed by said court for the settlement of said account and hearing of said petition, al which time any person interested in said e3- late may appear and file his exceptions, in writing, to said account, and contest the same. Dated this 7th day of Octo- Aer, 1913.
 F. S. Stackepole,
 Probate Judge. Charles H. Cosgrove,
 Attorney for Administration.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
WEST COAST PACK

According to Captain DeGuil- dre, canning is all finished on the West Coast. He did not know what had been gotten up at Craig, but stated that Kla- week had 44,000 cases up, Rose Inlet has Al, ,000. Hunters Bay 37,oo0, and Waterfall tH o0O
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

Manager J. C. Barber of the Citizens Light, Power &Watef company. is working out q schedule of prices for shpply- ing electric heat. When tbe second unit Of the coH panSs power plant is in operation. which will be within The next few NeekS, ifey will have elec- lricity 10 sell for heating pur- roses. which VIll Dc a grea. convenience for local mouse l.olders.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
OLD TIMER HERE

James Mowat, one of the or 'sinai old-timers of this region arrived from the Portland can ai country recently and is shak- ing hands with his old friends
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

Bruce Thornton. bookkeeper at the Loring cannery is q To- cal visitor. He is strengthening out the cannery's business be- fore leaving for San Francisco.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
No. 1sA, k.-ay Summons In The District Court for the District of Alaska, Division

'St VI
 No. 1.
 Edna Gertrude Cantrall, plain
 tiff, vs. Amos B. Cantrail. de
 fendant, Greeting;
 Tn the nanne of the United States of America, You are hereby commanded to be ani appear in the above entitled Court holden at Ketchikan III sand Division Of said District, and answer the complaint file.l de alnst you in the above entl- ted action within thirty days from the service of this sum mons and a copy of the Sai3 complaint upon you. and, T you fail So to appear and on- swer, for want thereof, thn plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in sai.! complaint, copy Of which is served herewith. This suit is brought to obtain decree of absolute divorce from tlc bonds Of matrimony now ex- listing between plaintiff and .ie fendant.
 And you, the United State Marshal of Division No. |, of the District of Alaska, or ans deputy, are hereby required u make service of this summon Irpon the said defendant, and leach of them as by law 7s- lqIIred, and you will make duf lreturn thereof to the Clerk oI this Court within forty days o Ethe date Of delivery to you with an endorsement herenr Iof your doings' in the premises 1 Order for publication of thi' summons is dated August 4tl' 1913, and requires the sam, in be published for the statI tory period in the Ketchikal Miner, weekly newspape published in Ketchikan, Alas ika. Defendant is required t ouswer within thirty days afte tIe last publication.
 !n witness whereof, I hav' hereunto set my hand ant af fixed the seal Of the abov' Court this 3Oth day of July A. D. 1913.
 F. w. fETTIT, Clerl;
 ly F. S. STACKPOLE, Dept p. NOLL, Attorney for plain
 Tiff.
 First publication Aug. 8, i9! Last publication Sept. t0. 1912
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

of the United States occupy only about twenty per cent Of the total forest area Of the country.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

One of the largest forest nurseries in the United States | conducted by the forest ser- wee near Hangen. Montana | is known as the Savenac nur Serv and has q capacity Of f. 000.000 young trees year.
 Much Of the cork used throughout the world comes from Portugal which haryests about 50.000 ions year.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
FOREST NOTES
By the Forest Service

There are about 9 pines naive to the United States. Of which . are western species. and l2 eastern.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17
MIKE CUTS HIS HAND

While working on the pIaner at the lighthouse depot this af- ternoon, Mike Harris had the to cut his hand ra- Gher severely.
 &-
 Ed. Drake will sing a song at the Dream tonight. adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

Germany is said to have an oyersupply of foresiers; so that well educated men have hard work to secure even in- ferIor positions.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

The forests of Norway are mostly in private or municipal owner ship. the nation owning zS.5 per cent of the total for est area. The national forests
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

winter. The Thompson took on a little over five hundred thousand pounds of frozen halibut at this port.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-10-17

Paraguay has valuable forest resources, inc most important of which Is quebracho. partic- ularly rich in tannin-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
kERM|S PROGRAM

The KrmIs committee has an rouAced the following ProgTana' OvctluEh . ... ..,,-. -QTcheslra :. Comedy. Who Js Whe: nr All "a Il
 Fo&.
 CAST OF CHARACTERS; Hr 9Iunnd4s Swsnhopper ta
 model SOunE bachetorJ- ........
 .... .. e.. .,.Mr Oliver Weaver I.awrAaos Lavcndar R valet rum
 MayfaIl ...,.- bfr. Ralph I."Inen MT. HIoamreid TrAmblsron Ia
 country EentIenssnp .... .,.. -,. ...-.--. Mr. Hugh o'Neill CiGeiY tHraJueIetoHis daughter'..
 n.,..... Hra Charles Thsnpscn Matilda JInc (u superior hOusc-
 mnidl .. .-. .. Mrs. Harry Stntt g. Iuat1Hhsntas 's0lo-GeE enGtn
 tdos9kowsssp ..Mrz. N- $. Tolls 1. Vocal Soto-lh ihe Garden nI
 My Heart .. hIFh David RuEyuu p ' pcNh 1Q4O-&1CCn pG Lbbe E$HI kN
 (Ctru Pensutl) Mra. 4. IT. Bartlett ( Monoiogus.. g. .... .. 4. 9psaght ' Vocal aolO-Eyas ot Irsgh Hue
 ---,,.... M:Sa 9adLe NcponoVtsh , Violin duet .... ........".
 Ernest Derggren, 0sc1r SunberE : In addition to the foregoing pro- gram. thsrs will bs divers ether en- taE EtRIalAg feaSures. Mrs, McNAnrs will occupy ons ur me booths dsvosed to naImlSrry, and read the fUrttnas uf thc patrons Of tho Kcrmis. Don't fcrKct to sxQTvss your sentiments un W0men suffrage. the eiEht.hour law and raxat;on Of rAtIroads. Every nsr- son in Eagle hell Saturday night will hrYs ths tine ut n!a Ilre.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

The ~emen of Nome will Yots to- npfrcw AftsrncOu tp decide, whhthAr or not thsy are In fRrrr of tha ra1- zaec of thA %oman's zlG6+Rgs Act which h hoH before the JunRau lsE- is1utNFe.
 To ennhle them tp eHVrtsa thsn' ylATs the only wumlehs club tn Nd1ne. ths K-ao0yah KoxEA. has taken thu matter in hand Hnd haa Rrransed 10 convert lhoar club rooms on Steadman avepue, Saturday afternoon from 3 to : o'clock tHia Il rnI'ing nnrth'
 The votes will bs received as at . regular election and the 1allrt will be. R Htsiotly aErres one. Three 5udeas VIII pFeside. They are kITA RAChsld- CT. Hth. 2ehner and Miss Mabel Saari
 M.E Murnne, pFASltsnt Ur the club. dhAIrhs it tu be well kn0wn thAt all
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
POLITICS ARE
 WARMING UP
ANcTHEA TICKET PLACED IN
 TIE FIELD LAST EVENING.

LAsl evening hnuuEht forth RH- <tl,1er t;ekoe in the nlunlcipn nsin O1 pnIitica 1t ia comprsed 0f "m LowerpAhlo, Dan J. Crowley. Gus BuT- zen. ". J. koWs. N. d. Alt!mus, H. q. Roberts Hhd Iot Badger.
 one @ 1he quaHtluns which ore naw rrlain To be Os.d In ttte mlnl = eLpaI campa1en is ttlr uuoalinn Of q tetrltntlni eight hour lnw- The iHny"r, hy his u.lirEaI business telegram stat- ing thAs all Nome favored tho lnlE- haa raibud enE lssut whether he naSaHt to do so UT nuI, II iA EHnfrR. IT. believed Lhh1 Lhls telegram was rasalIy uaod with tlm municipal elar- ton Ia rleR. hpl, In be fair t0 hlu,. IhEa .Iz onlr A snrmise 117 the pntt or those %nu sue erAul Hat U was bid Eur votes in the city cIccsinn.
 It Ia not uuiIu Uertain. haAerer, thaa evrn labor union mn of thc most <1- treme type will hlIndIy support S"ch q kiIl aH t fnisht mc1n cut ID wages- They would probably mske certain first rIIat such I law would Encluae tile eEtzblishnent of mlnt- mum wage At so Ceuts pAr hour the AlghL-hour laT wnuld rD'II"4 the wages iU t% Der daY uIti'-as some rIanae were Iuecrrcd tm make q mi"i- uurl wage scale and it lE doubtful if this WDuld bu within the power nf ehr territorial Legislature.
 This issus'. As sa'h befoTc. may h% -stlIl,ishea az the TesuIt of Mr Gii' nore's teIolsrpH. It may br that he dhil Irlf iEt4nd iC Is fpir 1" aaauu'+ that Il randihnte psTtormE in public pnIy ntls which Sre Uglr'IIatAd to EId t.s cause. F:thar that or onc w"nld h. LpreeHs pUl3tlciun-
 IL Is generally thought around t1'En that "a ~eie by the miners AHd opsrn- Lufs would Dc a much moTu CHlIahle rneihud GG judEiuE the Uu1niur ot the people than by taking rhA hAafI Sprd ot que mar,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
WOMEN WILL VOTE
 HERE TOMORROW

lie wulueIl Of Nome nre rrGueSted to take ndvnntnEc uf the opportunity to haNs th1iE oplnioHz on the 1Uestinn expressed in this ooncrst" fashion 8" thnt the tupT<fsntarI~as in Jnnear might be directed hoT t0 act-
 ThdfpnlIz open at two o'clock nno clesk AE Two. During these thT"e hnnrs IF Ia certain that tho vpteA or every urcmAn tn Nome cAIl bN pQ1lsd without difficulty lind 1 rsry pardcH- lar request 10 iaaned that cath woman who can at all do go will vVte Ar6 ie' Alaaka See how E1mc wpmEn feel tn tItIs respect It Es zlEo wished to i'm pre5R .Rli tuterh lhat tho banct 1H etrrct one
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
MANY AMATEURS GET
 READY FOR THE RACE

Nome far the past f0w days has hnd M Veritable epidemic Of dug fHrer brcExhi afnut hY the numaCnn0 aTIH.- t,u drivers who arc training for tlIr race for the lsoaohen cup tomorrow.
 Tue rIce TI1 start form tho caty hnII at 2 b. nI. and several entries are certaiu, Owing to tho fact that sn hElus new Iuen will appear q huge amcuul vT interest 1s being manifest ri1 And rzL1lLns raeA IS sure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
FRISCO CASHIER
 LET OFF EASY

thH n@faK:atIan nc quoted Hume wurds of the Savior uIE1nt foTgivinE and Ghan intsmaIGh thRt Rnker VIII not Ir prosecuted.
 I3Rker ls welt hIoEn IToHud tGwn and lived amongst psopl@ ~h' hHh more money. IlIB trouble Ls EuPprs . ed to be due to his amh1tioo IU live skr Ihr tFsf-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
aIa L0ss SUSTAINED
 sT REINDEER BUTCHERS

A cunaidGrabe tuEs 1las been ears- ed 10 tha na ttIes who conduct a rein . deer butcher x1Vp bY I;Ie faulty ar engagements made for cold storage. Several c1rcsEes nf deCr were utterly ruined during thp past lew dayH hS the soft weather. The meat was stured in a shaft near StCadman are nua hnr 1t thAncd cut ln spite If tts fact that 1t was stored 60 or G0 feel uuadcr Sr0und.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
MAY POSTPONE
 THE SESSION
UNDERWOOD WANTS M0kE TIME TO ncaTfoNE SOME
 BILLIE
5peul.I Nugget asrYi%A


 WASHINGTON. D. C. MEIch LS.- Representative Underwood has had nIs iLrst enrterAncn With PreA1d"ni WIs,n and lhs rkauIt will pr1hnp'T hr n YAnatpnnemOhs Of the daIG ret fnr the beginning of the special seF- sLon, Mr. Underwood wants tc EiTa lnc ways and meatiS conanailtss Lure to prepsr1 zeverni hills and hb nsAeta ,he prssident to provide for A rnEt' uonsmsnt of one week. Thia l-ost- uouemrnt will probably he mad4 and ths seshiun wili probably aVer an ne seventh e. 4s.Ynth pf Anril inst sad GT ths hTat,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
eAYs cHAuNcET c0WpEk
 WILL STAY OUTSIDE

ln \ letter ta George Iiraf from h1s father ii is stated that ChEInceS' CuwLen Is figuring upnn entering hukinArn i1s Los Angeles. ThlB 1a only rurnVr he S0yG
 While hr. Reed and Era Reed wert' u, the EIsiuorr Hot Springs recently Ihry were vIsIteh by T. M. GlhSeA and NTs Gibson, An are naTinE Kuod time
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
:retiRI HuRast 's%T"cN

:ue+ iRI Eupaa1 Ns%TV'cSL
 BAN FRANCISCO. MaF"h ts-- L.hnrtea F. Baker. AssIata''t cashlet ar the Sroeker Fatl0nzi lIaHE h". hesn tsutd to br short EI1N.00o in hLs ac- counts but hr is HOW free TIn and will retain his fTeedoH through thr eensrvuliy ot Ih" mnE's pIcsident.
 When President Cr0~%+r heard uf
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
!. o. o. F. SOCIAL.

I. Q. 0. F. ~Il! give A social md dance Friday night, March h. Ai their lodge funtn al Eagle ball Wait
 tiE members and Rcbeccls :nf their lyly fTieiId lIlril e1, Nne F Ill shnTp'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
BURROUGHS WING.

lfd Hlrrn,txnS heat D0n |Oles b1Et niEII in Ihr Lobby tHT6e cGSnIon nL- ILIru luurralnt.ni by ST to 2. Jonrs Taa m sAd form and Tnade no LeaE llHn uina fJuIis.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
WoMEN VOTE AGAINST
 wdMARs euFFRAoE

NI ule UnTIy In the PtOncef lxioo tho nt,.Hs night a poes of women was raken on the qIastIcn of WumGha aIf7 traE% fer Alaska and tho voting was 9I In I? agsihst ,N% s1I1frAF4 Sin.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
PETE BERNARD AT
 ncLQVIK WITH MAIL

Peta Bernard arrived today aL Gueoyin With the emergency nl9il which he went oYsr tn unAlaklSet fe pick Up. He will aFrlge here probably on Sunday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

The girl that s4lIs tI1~ Haoat tiobeak2 fer thH kargnis wilf ba aivan : brlas .YI,lsh is on exhibition in mUslisTs hindoT. "
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
hvDE JURY OUT.
SnutiaI klurpp4 4Hrxiea.

ENNSAS CITY, March l4.--Thn Jury in the IIydG a5sa Is out and q .ArdtuL is rQw petaE awaited. The defcndanr iE accused of the murder df t-rInnpl swoDe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

Uo TO THE NORTH PoLE a,Ler, for tI,x GAss b+A4H snA 1sst<y. The erIy SIHH@ HNuA~ N ts~~".
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

TzAVELoc FRIDAY EVENING. Eali'z Land: pictures Vr Senny In din. Congregational chnrnh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

LEGISL LATuRE ADJSuRNs. apseisI Nugget ssVics.
 OLYMPIA, March h. Thc Et1lF' Legislature adjourned i1HGy,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

Thx Nugget gives 0Il the news t'' Q hutAhAll.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
BARN PARTY, MARCH 26.

Hy request; Parish hall, woTana Aux. TEc. innl hdins rsfreshnr7ItS
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

suhscribu Fet Nama Npgest
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14

For Nams ksws and WaridV na"E get tie Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-14
KIPPEREo HERRINn

Thrsa Cans for 4O eSHts at Lsh mxnIs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-12-26
THE WIDOWS MITE

l. And he looked up, and saw the
rich men casting their gifts into the
treasury.
2. And he saw also a certain poor
widow casting in thither two mites.
3. And he said, of a truth I say
unto you, that this poor widow hath
cast in more than they all.
4. For all these have of their
abundance cast in unto the offerings
go God; but her of her penury hath
cast in all the living that she had.
5. And as some spake of the tenn
pie, how it was adorned with good
~ stones and gifts, he said.
s. AS for these things which We
behold, the day will come, in the
which there shall not be left one
stone upon another, that shall not be
thrown down.
Z. And they asked him, saying
Master, but when shall these things
be? and what sign will there be when
these things shall come to pass?
8. And he said, Take heed that
we not be deceived; for many shall
come in my name, saying, 1 am Christ
and the time draweth near; go yet
not therefore after them.
8. But when We shall hear of wars
and connections, be not terrified; for
these things must first come to pass;
but the end is not by and by.
10. Then said he unto them, Ma
ton shall rise against nation, and
kingdom against kingdom.
IL. And great earthquakes shall
be in divers places, and famines, and
pestilences; and fearful sights and
great sights shall be there from heav-
en-.
IL. But before all these, they
shall lay their hands on you, and per-
secute you, delivering you up to the
synagoguees, and into prisons, being
brought before kings and rulers for
my names sake.
IS. And it shall turn TO for a
testimony. st. Luke, xxi: 1-13
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-12-26
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