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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
&anpf Der MonupoIe.
g /. 2ouis. Meo., 81. 81

ct. 2onis, Mo. 81. Stunt.
Die r8oit-Dispati6" mel6et in If.
rer beutigen Iebter Musgabe, BOB sic
@aters- Hieree Oil Company rer1 or
ganiiiert nnb- finon5iert tper6e, nnb
5par tperbe 6as 8etriebsfapital bon
100000 auf $1O,OO0,O0O erbobt.
SIZE e11rop6ii9e 8orfiersfamilte SLOT
i9tl6 fei an Ser Reorganization in
be6euten6er @eife betbetligt. Die neue
@efeqi6aft bat fein geringeres 3iel
I'M @,1ge, oIs Ser Stanoarb Oil 60.
Ben Stang ab3uIaufen. &enrp @lap
8ierce bon ct. 2omis 8orfibenoer Der
Direftorenbeborbe Ser 8alter-8 ierce
So. tpiro ben fontronierenoen Mntben
an benz nnternebmer bebalten. Sic
Moti9iIos iinb beretts an einem abn-
liden ll1ternebme,1 in England be-
tbeiligt, bas 6ofelbit Ser Stanoaro
SO. pieI gu idaffen ma@t. Die
v@oftD itpati9" erfl6rt 6es meiteren,
6aB Iekter 8inter, als s. @InD 8terce
Sen M1tbetI Ser 5tanoaro Oil on
benz nnternebu1er faltfte, bns 6a11s
Mot1diI6 III 2on6ort bic @elber lie.
ferfe. DbtpobI Bic Baters. 8ierce
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

unbeilperfiinben6 5eigte, bertbeilte,
modt MIDI gang beionoers glifli@."
8e5ugli6 Ser pielen Snititutione1r,
oie in @erbin6ung nit Ser S11bild=
nmsfeier ms 2eben gerufen ml1roen,
iagte ser &aiier:: yDos S11bilGl1m 1T
ourd Die ollgemeine Opferfreuoigfeit
oes oeuti6en Bottles CUR nnberiiegba=
rem Auene zines @tromes ser Seq
nl1ngen au6 fir oie fommenben @e=
neration %gepor6en, Ser ii6 nod alien
Sbeilen bes 6el1tf6en 8aterlan6es
ber5peigt. @it Dem @efiibl ser Greu=
6e un6 Der &iibrung bringe id ieoem
@in5elnen, Ser meiner geoa6t bot,
meinen mairmiten Can't bor. Mu6 in
Der 3ufunft tptr6 es meme erite &uf-
gabe iein, meine gauge @raft ein5u,
ieten fir sic 8oblfabrt BEG beutiden
8olfes, folange 6er allmddtige @ott
mir bier5l1 Die Madt rn6 @tdrfe Der,
Ieibt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
9ie 3eppeline be,pabren fid.
Berlin. 20. esuni.

Berlin, 20. Stunt.
Cine glan5enoe 2eiftung, ote in
6udfreiien groBe @enugtbuung ber=
borruft, bat obermoIs 6os in Soban=
nistbal bel Berlin ftationierte 8eppe<
lin=@arineluftfdiff a,1sgefubrt. Ser
gemaltige 5egler Ser 2ifte fnbr
madtlider @etle bon Sobannistbal
nod ser Sniel &ugen an Ser &iifte
bon Bommern, nor6oftIi9 bon @traI-
FUND. Sort nmfreifte er Stubenfom.
mer, bas ienfre6t ins Meer obfaGen<
oe &rei6egebtrge auf Der Morboitfii1te
Der &albiniel Sasmun6 ser SnfeI @m<
gen, 6eiien b0biter &nnft, @onigs<
itubl genannt, einbunoert6reiBig See
ter in sic 2uft ragt. Sos Marine-
luftidiff lieb ii@ 6arna@ auf 6as
@aiier nie6er, mo- es etne 3eitlang
perblieb. Dam ftieg es tpie6er ouf
uno flog nod Sobannistba1 5lriid.
Die ean5e 6abrt berlief gIatt, obne
ieben 3miidenfan. Das 911ftidiff be-
mabrte bon rel1em oie manntgfaben
bie idon bdl1ftg an linn ge-
riibmt mor6en iin6, infon6erbeit sic
bobe @eidutn6tgiieit, be6entenoe
Gragfabtgfeit un6 itarfe 8%ioeriton6s-
fraft gegen Seetptn6e. Mn9 bas mebr=
nele experimentation
uSo9fen" bat cine n6dtlide Sobrt
nit groBem @rfolg betperfiteuigt. sc
flog bon 8a6en-Sos nod Samburg,
uno ales flappte bor5iigli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
@rmbembeiiter nnerbittlid.
IS oihinQtonx 81. Sui

- -
6iinf8ig @rubenbeiiber, Sic @tgen-
thinner 3iemlt6 aller 8ergmerfe inn
Seem &iper,x be3p. &ocabontas= un6
@trgtnian=D titrift @eitbirgintas, ner-
pfli6teten fi@. in elmer geftern in
@oibington, 9. g., abgebaltenen 81
tnng e%inftimmtg, bon nun ab bel Ser
b%anolungen nit ibren Mrbeitern 6en
Gerban6 Ser limited Mit1e @orfers of
Mmretca ni6t mebr an3uerfenner. @s
lit Dies sic Mnttport Ser @rubenbe<
iiber auf 1ie bon feiten ser Irbeiter
Dor einigen Sagen erfolgte Mnfnn6i-
gurg, es meroe am 1. SSuli ein &C.
neralitreif beginnen, me1tn tie Sic
Union ni9t anerfennen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Gin Gdnapsberbpt.

IS obington,@ 9. g., 81. Sum-.
8rtn6esf enator @orfs bon Calf or.
ME (&ep.) itellte om @mitag 6en
Mntrag anf ein ENHANCEMENT our
Understanding, Sos u@erfanf,
@eritellung un6 @infubru 6eitiuierter
(alfobolbalti9er) @etrdnfe innerbalb
Der Ser. Staaten, obgeieben bon te6=
niiden, piiienidaftliden 1tn6 me6i<
5inii@en 8meden, berbieten tpiir6e.
@as ENHANCEMENT ionte int Sale ieiz
ner Mnnabme in 6ret Sabren in &raft
treten, UNI ser Deitinationsin6mitrie
8eit gu laifen, lire @ef9dfte ab3u<
tpideln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Madl bentide11 Mmiter.

&anias @ith. AGO., 81. Sum-.
CHARLES s.. &apene, @toats=Geuer-
Notwithstanding, tritt in fei=
mem Sabresbert6t bafiir elm, 6ab ser
Stoot Die 6euerperli9erung iiber=
nimmt. ST bermeiit auf sic @rfolge,
Sic 6enti4e St66te bereits I'M II.
Sabrbnnoert nit itd6tif9er Se11er-
berii6erung er5ielten. @taatIide
6e11erberfi@erl1ng bot iid ni6t BLOT
in Deuti@lan6, fon6ern al16 in SET
S6pei5, Seiterrei9 -un6 Meu.5ee
lan6 bep6brt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
9ea Suffers 9anf.
Berlin. %. S1ni

|+HZEa
Die 6reube iiber ben berrli4e,1
8erlauf Der Geier feines 25i6brigen
&egieringsiubildumS beranIaBte &oi-
fer 8ilbelm, feline 8efrieotgung in
Der naditeberben ge6rdngten Sorm
gum Musbrlld 3u bringen: sd 6an-
fe @ott, 6aB ih nit @enugtbul1ng ouf
Dos 5uriidbliden fam, mas mir nab.
reno mei1er 25idbrigen @egiernngs.
5eit Segenbringen6es fir Dos @oter.
lamb gu fdoffen berg6nnt NOR. Dab
ibas bebre @erf t1nter ben frudten-
ben Strablen Der Come bes Grte6e11s
boubradts nerben fonnte, Bic iebc
@oIfe, tpelde iittd am fernen &ori3o,t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

GETTYSBURG, 3D., %. Sum-.
Muf ben &iigeln bon @ettpsburg,
400 Dor SO Sobren 6ie Mrmeen bon
Meaoe nnb, See lire 3elte aufidlu=
gen, iiebt man beute i6on Sic @or-
boten Ser 3eltitabt, Sic in menige11
Gaeen bort entiteben ion. Die S6a-
rem ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. font
men aus oem Sii6et1 11nb Mor6en, =
I'M gon5en nabe5u 10000, - einige
menige in obgetragenen l1niformen,
ane aber obne lire @etpebre, I'M am
SO. Sobrestoge ser bll,tigen Sdla6t
bes &rieges cine gemeinidaftli6e SUI
belfeier ob5ubolten. gtnige Ser alten
&rieger iino bereits eingetroffen; Sic
Mpamtgarbe miro innerbab elmer $50
DE o1f Dem 6elb bipouafieren; nidt
mebr ols 4S 5tunben fpater nerben
oue ouf Dem S6auplabe bes Crime
rlngsfeftes %periammelt fem. Man
ermartet, ale 5tooten ser Union BEL
ser Teier pertreten 5u ieben. Sic
@eteronen fommen als @aite Ser
811nbesregterung 11no ibrer Stoats-
pertpoltungen, Sic 6ieiem 3med iber
cine Milion Collars 5ugefubrt ba<
ben. Sir Sen @mpfang iinb bon Ser
8unoesre9iernng nn6 Dem Stam
Nenn1Dlbanien petteitgeben6e @orbe>
r%eitungen getroffen tporoen.
Set mebr als bier Sabren bat 1t6
sic @eripolt11ng 6es @taates 8ennipl=
panien NIT SEN &lGnen fir cine Mir
bige 6eier 6es so. Sabrestages Ser
S6lo6t bon Gettysburg befaBt. Die
@taotslegislatur betpiQigte $415,000
CUR Dedung zines Shells Ser Soften.
Ser @ongreB tporf $4,000 aus nnb
ernannte iiber6tes cine &ommiiiton
sur l1nteritiituug Ser Durhfiibrnng
ser 8lGne. Bait Elm ieber Staot
nobm 6ie @inla6ugn CUR 8etbeilignng
an Dem Seit an nnb erflGrte it4 be-
reit, sic 8ef0rbernng ieiner Bete<
ronen Gorge 5n tragen. Das groBe
3eItlager ion o1f Dem iuotpeitli@ bon
@ettpsburg gelegenen Ebei1 oes
@dIadtfeI6es erridtet tper6en. @S err
itredt fih al1f nabeau 300 Mcres 2an6
nno bietet @amm Fit mtnbeftenS 1000
8elte, sic bas &,riegsminiiterium auf-
idIogen Idbt. Sort fdmpften Nor6
nn6 Sib am eriten Sbla6ttage. SSn
1tddbiter gedibe befin6et fid Sigh $50
ter Marf, mo Bidetts beribmter In-
qriff an Ben 2inie1t ser 8laren 5er-
fpIitterte. Giinftauien6 3elte finb fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Dr. 2anrp seberinu MmQer,

81. 2anrp @eberinp MaIer, Ser
braiilif9e Mtnifter 6es MeuBern,
ser gegentpdrttg als Spe5ialbotf9af.
ter ietner &egierun9 in unierem
2on6e meilt uno BON uns ols Der
oriBte Ieben6e Stoatsmo1n 6euti6en
@eblits Ser meitli6en 9emiipbGre
tpur6e, miro als FOLDER nit
Gbren nnb Mns5ei6mtngen Mber-
bGmft. Sos @brenbiirgerre9t Ser
Stabt Seem Sort bat er audi fdon
meg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

Company 11ur nit Ser Id6erli9 ge-
ringen Summe BON 100000 fapi-
t%aliiiert lit, 10 lift 6as @igentbum ser
@eieui6aft bob piele Miuionen tpertb
un6 6te Mftien mur6en gu 5000 bis
$500 6as Stid perfauft. sis gu
Dem 3eitpnnft, oa oas Antitruitgeieb
gegen Die @efeai@aft geri6tet muroe,
5oblte tie 600 Hro5ent iGbrli9e 9ipi-
6en6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
@ieber am @erf.
9pn1pn n. 81 E

II, II. SH11t.
Die Observation-Disclosures ser Gnf-
fragetten tpar geitern oben6 mie,
Der in 81. Mn6retps, SdottIon6, mno
IN South @n6 an Ser mnteren
9bomes tbatig. Sic beruriadten be-
oel1tenoen S9a6en. sSn ct. Mn6retps
5~eritorten iie Sen oitIiden TliigeI 6es
@atlD Neutrality-suspicious. 6as Ser
nntberiitat 5l1eeb0rig lit. gieIe mertb-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

edattelt Guren @benmatism1ts ab.
Sebt lit oie 8eit, @uren @beur1a.
tismus log at tperoen. 8erfu@t eire
funfuno3pon5ig Gent Glai9e @barn.
.berIain's Ointment un6 iebt, nie raid
Cure rbeumotii9en 2ei6en berf9tpin.
Sen. 8erfnuft Bel allen &dnolern.
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

6enertperf am Mbeno. Die Geranitol-
tl1ngen iollen in einem &teien5eit ab-
gebalten neroen, in Dem ungefdbr
$4,000 &erionen Blab fin6en fonnen.
@s liegt am Siioen6e beS 2agers,
neben ser gmmitsbnrg @oao, auf Ser
Sees Nrmee nod Der breitdgiger
S6la9t ab3og.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

Sen ol1Si9lieBli@en @ebraud ser Sc
teranen beltimmt. DaS 3eltlager tit
mie cine 9toot ausgelegt. Se6e 5tra-
&c nno ieoes 3elt tragen Mummern,
10 6aB es Sen @eteranen ni9t i9per
folen miro, ebemolige &ameraoen
anf5uin9et1. SSn ser Mitte 6es 2a=
gers bat ser @befquartiermeiiter iei=
ner 5ib. Die @i,tbeilung erfolgt
na6 Staaten. Erob6em ieoeS 3elt
geniigeno &aum fir IL @eteranen
bietet, min man aus 8equemli6feits=
riidiibten Sen ein5elnen 3elten MIR
ie o6t @eteranen 5utbeilen. Sober
@eteran befommt fem Gelbbett, Deden
u11o iein Menagegerdtb, 6as aus Sci
Ter, Eaiie, Meifer, @abel unb 2offel
beitebt un6 nod Abbrr6 oeS 2agers
fem gigentbum miro.
Sir sic bier groBen 6eittage lit
oos folgen6e porlduftge 8rogramm
feltge1eet moroen: 1. Suit, = @ete-
ranentag. Mngemeliene l1ebnngen nn-
ter ser gemeinf6aftli6en 2eitung Ser
Benniplpanter &ommiiiion iotpie Ser
S~berfomman6anten Ser @ran6 Mrmp
Of tie &epublic un6 Ser United Con-
Tolerate Geterans. 2. Snli, - Weili=
tdrtag. Inter Der Se1tlng oes Wene=
rolitobs9efs ser 8nnbesarmee. 8.
SsSuli, 8urgertag. Inter Der 2ettung
6es @ouberre11rs bon BenniDlpanien
unb Der at1tpeien6en @ouberneure on
6erer Staaten. Mnfpra9en uno &on-
5erte. A. SS1tlt, Motionaltag. &atrio-
tii9e @eran1taltungen un6 &e6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
@panien nitu1tt an.

50 afbington n, 90. 81. Stunt.
5panien ift sic adt5ebnte Station,
Die iebt I'M @rnn6fob Staatsiefret6iir
BrDans Griebensioee 3ugeitimmt nno
fi9 berett erfldrt fat, Sen @eoanfen
in @rtpagrng gu 3ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26

polle Hra3iiionSinitrumente fir me-
tereologiide 8eobabtungen tpurben
bernidtet. SSn Soutb gnb ribtete ii@
Der Mngriff gegen sic ct. Sobn Sir
de, einen mo6ernen un6 foitipieIigen
8a1,, Ser Dor fanm einem Sabre our
Nnsfubrung gelangte. Mit Del ge<
tranfte @ade un6 ionitige 1ei9t ent=
5ln6bare Stoffe, iopie Snffroget-
tenliteratnr tpur6en in alien SbeiIen
Ser Stride gefnnben. 9ie 8rano=
itifterinnen binterlieBen feine @pur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-26
Nereiut III
Gettysburg.

@orbereit1nsen fir ae~uueiniaune Teier
bes S%abrestages Der blutisen
Sdla&t beinabe beenbet. - Cine
3eltitabt. - Mebr ais 1000 3elte.
- 8nnbesre9iernng ,trb @taater
ior8en fir 1lnterfnnft Der @etera.
men. ~ 9as Hrpgra1n1t.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
WANT WOMEN
 ON COMMISSIONS

Denver. Culu.. Jan. o2:'.--The Denver Woman < Equal Suffrage league at meeting last night took stops iu drnanI from Cover uur-rl,ri .\mmnnS he appoint Hlrni of one or Mul't women upon all state boards and rOlnmisS ions. A committee of seven was ap- pointed tn r"nfrr with tn" Public Srr\ ice league tu bring pressure in bear upon the new governor. The league especially desired on" nr Their number upon the lUnacy. the state industrial school. school of mental drfertivoS. deaf and dumb school and school for the blind boards.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
HISTORIC SHIP IS
 TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE

Washington, D. C., Jan. 3D. The wooden Frigate Nipsic, for several years past prison ship at he Brcmerton, Wash, navy yard, is to be offered for sale within q few weeks. The vessel was launched in 1879 and performed many important duties on he Pa rific coast and in the Orient. She survived the typhoon in Samoa in March. 1889, when the American WarshirS Trenton and Nandalia founlcrcd and the German man. uf-War Scadl"r sank with her crew. The NipSic iS of 1900 Ions displacement and formerly car rich a complement of i1 officers and men.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

r" John McpIlcr>on, his heirs.
 administrators, and |" all
 whom it may concern:
 You are hereby notified thai l have expended Sl00 in labor am! : improvements upon the Larh lode mining claim. situated about two miles N. F.. of Shoup bay and s. E. of Shoup glacier, ill the Val drZ Recording District, Territory of Alaska, the location certificate of which said claim is of record in Book ? of Records, page 392, in tn office of the recorder of the recording ditsrict aforesaid, proof of said expenditure appear ing by affidavit filed on Decem- be, 28. 1912. in the office of the
 recorder aforesaid: that being $lOO per year, the amount rr- i quircd to hold said claim for the year ending December 3l, 1912.
 And if, within ninety days after
 this notice by publication. you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion $50 your interests < in said claim will become tn" property of the subscriber under ! Section o32i. Revised Statutes of ! the United States.
 JOHN PAULF.. , First pub. January IT.. 1918. Last pub. April l5. i9i3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
STEAD'S SPIRIT IS
 ON UPHILL JOE

London. Jan. 23.--Miss Estelle w. Stead, daughter of the late William T. Stead. who perished in the Titanic disaster, claims to have received a number of mes- sagrs from her fathers spirit in the past few weeks.
 My father tells me-, she de- clares, that he is working where hr is just now the same as he did here, for the promotion of world peace. Being untrammelcd by a physical body and able to be here. there and everywhere, he is working and influencing by inn prcsSiun. His latest message said: There is heavy work ill front. Do not imagine the Turk has left Europe yet.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
THE GRAND JURY
 E TO INQUIRE
A Second Grand Jury Convened in Extraordinary Session on
 important Matter.

Another grand jury is being drawn to meet on Jan. 21th to inquire into certain matters brought to the attention of the court and requiring immediate at lentiOn. The clerk of the court and jury commissioner are eXcr- cising great care in only select ing the best men in the commun- ity as members of this body, a new list from which to draw from having been prepared by Clerk of the Court Angus Mcbride.
 The purpose for which the sec nnd grand jury of the year has heen assembled is to judicially inquire into the reasOn why cer- lain of our citizens are not pur- chasing tickets to the firemcn's hall, inasmuch as the object in giving the dance is to purchase q fire alarm system, a matter of benefit and protection Iu every resident of the city, be they householders or renters. Buy your tickets and avoid an inqui- Sition by the grand jury into either your sanity or financial standing, the only two legal ex- cuscs for not lending a helping hand to a public cause.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
RE-ENACT OLD SCENES AT
 ,G BANANA. ExR0eiTloM

San Francisco, Jan. 23.--RiOt-
 ous in color and action a min
 ing canp~of '49" promises to be
 one of the chief attractions at the
 panama-Pacific exposition here in 1915. The concession, which en- itails an expenditure of $i00,OOO,
 was granted today to sam Davis, friend of Mark Twain, and of
 Flood. Mackay aud other bonan-
 za kings in the early ComstOck
 days. Davis staged such a spec
 tarlc here at tho mi'l-Wintrr fair in I9l2.
 Thorough bracc' stage coach !rS, among them the one in which Horace Greeley made his famous ride through the Sicrras, will take visitors direct from the hotels to The camp on the fair grounds. Rugged mountain scenery will greet the visitors. Near crash ing waterfall will be located the main camp with it's Chinese res taurant and laundry, dance halls, gambling, saloons, postofficc and store.
 Red-shirtcd miners will pan the gravel of the creek for gold in the dull intervals between shOotings, and there will be horn spoons and ;pans in plenty for everyone to try his hand at placer mining. Let the tenderfoot well conceal the nuggets he finds, however, for with every ticket goes a guaran-
 co that reckless dcspcradoes, car ing not a split drink for any hu- man life, will hold up and rob every stage coach.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
HEIR TO GROWN
 NOT TO BRAINS

London. Jan. 23.--Prince AL bert, second son of King George, who was born in 1895. stood six ty- fourth in order of merit ill a list of siNty-five persons who un- dcrwcnt an examination for na- val cadets last month. The news papers comment on the standing of the Prince as evidence of the complete impartia iality of the cX- aminrrS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
Suixer for Governor.

Chas. Sulzer, prominent min ing man of Prince of Wales is land, and brother of Governor
 Sulzer, of New York, will be the
 next governor of Alaska. succeed ing Walter l.. Clark late in March This is the genuine political dope arriving by the last mail from an Eastern source which is au- thentic, and sets at rest a great deal of speculation locally. e There had heretofore been scv-
 cral aspirants in the field for gov
 crnor, it being known that the resignation of Governor Clark would be in the hands of Presi- dent Wilson when he assumes Of flee on March 4, and it being gen.
 erally conceded that the appoint
 mcnt would be made early, as the office of governor of a territory is generally considered the per sonal representative of the ad-
 ministration.
 Chas. Sulzer has been at the head of the Alaska Industrial company, mining for copper on Prince of Wales Island, for a doz- cn years and is we'll Known in this
 section of Alaska. He is a broth
 CT ofGovcrnor William SuIzer and
 has not been identified with any
 particular faction of the party in
 Alaska. The appointment of Sul-
 ger is sure to bring satisfaction,
 particularly in this section where
 he is so we'll and favorably known. Juneau Dispatch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Frank Rcase, his heirs, ad- mjuistrators, and to all whom ii may concern:
 You are hereby notified that l
 have expended $500 in labor and improvements upon the follow
 ing named lode mining claims,
 to-wit: The Two Friends No.
 l." "Two Friends No. o,' and
 ''rwo Friends No. B." the lOca- 'tion certificates of which said lode claims are of record in Book
 3 of Records, pages 377, 377 and 3i6, respective,ly.' in the office of the Recorder for the Valdez Re- cording District, Territory of Alaska, said lode claims being situated on the west side Of Shpup glacier. about six miles from Shoup bay. in the recording i district aforesaid. proof Of said heXpenditure appearing ny atil- fdaNit filed on December 28, 1912. 1 in. the office of the recorder jaforcsaid; that being $500 per tvcar. the amount required t" hold Said claims for the year ending December 3i, 1912. And if.
 within ninety days after this mo-
 tice by publication, you fail or
 refuse to contribute your pro-
 portion ($75, being s25 for each i of said claims] your interests in 1 said claims will become the prop
 erty of the subscriber under Sec 1 tion 232i, Revised Statutes of the 1 United States. @"--' i'..
 !. .~ -. ...1. JOHN PAUI.E. , First pub. January fl, 1918. - : Last pub. April IS, 'i9i3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
QUEER STORM OF -'''''''-' -''. '. '-' DUST AND SNOW

Nalla ,Walla, Jan. 23.--The weather man sprung new one on the valley today--a dust storm ill January, with snow on the ground. The storm developed ill the southeast about the middle of the afternoon, and cut from view Milton, Freewatcr and College Place sections, which usually are visible from the observatory building.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-01-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Chri, Tjosevig. E. r: Cash Frank Gustafson, L. M. Price, ad- ministrator of the estate of Alex. Nesbitt, deceased, and the heirs of Alex. Nesbitt, deceased, and the heirs, assigns, personal rep resentatives and successors of each of you:
 You and each of you are here by notified that the undersigned, Lars Holland, John Mcdonald, Chris Johnson and Adolph Lar Viking group of fourteen lode mining claims situated about five miles northeast,erIy ,al nfISda from >,ti1 the liam sound, in Valdez mining and rccoruing district, Territory of Alaska, to-Wit: The Viking No. 1, Viking No. 2, Viking No. 3, Viking No. {, Viking No: }, Nik- ing No. 6, Viking No. !, Viking No. 8, Viking No. 9, Viking No. 10, Viking No. il. Viking No. 12, Viking No. IS, Viking No. if, have expended labor and improvements upon said group of claims to the amount and value of fourteen hundred dollars (Si, ,i0O) in each of the years 1910, 1911, 1912, in cluding certain amounts contrib uted by you or some of you; that each of you above named, CO., owners ill said group, respective ly, is delinquent in the amount due for annual labor, in the amounts and for the years here matter specified, to-wit:
 Chris Tjosevie, S700 for the years 1910. 1911, 1912; F.. P. Cashlnan. Si37.5O for the years 1910, 1911, 1912; Oscar Olson, s225 for the years 1910, t9i i, 1912; N. P. Jensen, Si8O for the years f91 1, 1912; Frank Gustaf- son, S27O for the years 1911, 1912; estate of Alex. Nesbitt, deceased, S9O for the years 1911, 1912; that the amounts specified are the amounts due respectively from each of you as your respective un- paid proportions of the amount necessary to be expended for the years. ramed. tn hold pOesessOry riglh and title to said fourteen mining claims under h" prov l>- ions of Srrl!nn 2j2 rl In" Re- vi>rd Sta!ut"- of he ! nIIrd states. and lir anlr"'!inrnl> thrrrir the last uf ~a!H annual expenditures being the amount necessary Iu hold said cllli'> for and lurim.: iEt" year rnGln@ De- rrnii,rr 3l. 1913.
 And if you. ur HnN uI you. liti' or refuse In !I,ah" pH>H}"ii' "i Ii 'r ;!'lirilnt above specified and l'trlt- c.I H. iii" tr',Iii \nu as il '''-uWi- CT. Hrru,,iilt. IL, law, within uin"ii Ha> nEt;r p'i'-r'ii,i .ri> ir "! ihi~ nnllce upon Acu. II .p"rS"Hhl service be made, or within ninety ninety days after the romplct ion of publication thereof according to law. he interest of any of you who may fail or refus" to make the payment due from him as cu-nWnrr will become the prop rrty of the undersigned co-own- CTS, who have made the required expenditure. pursuant [" sald statute.
 Dated Valdez. Alaska. January, ,. 1913