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Adam Luft to Annie Luft, live
stock machinery, 81.
Assignments
Vermont Loan and Trust Co. to Nj.
IL. Bronson, real mtg.
Miscellaneous
Greenawalt-Folger Co., articles of
Incorporation.
Main Street Garage Co., articles of
Incorporation.
Carl Worm to the public, affidavit.
K. J. Tramill to the public, two
affidavits.
T. S. Hutchinson to the public, at
fidavit.
G. b. Carter, sheriff. to H. d.
Mills, tract in NEG 32-20-39, $256,
certificate sale.
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Superior Court Proceedings
Civil

Edith Taggart VS.. William E. Tag
gart-Decree of divorce.
Henry w. Reid VS.. Temperance o.
Reed-Decree of divorce.
Pioneer National Bank VS.. Earl W.
Observation-Disclosures demurrer sub
mitted for ruling OF the court, and
demurrer overruled.
Bush VS.. Ellis-Order directing
county clerk to turn over surplus
funds to heirs who have become OF
age and to guardian of minor heirs.
Sophia Golden VS.. Myrtle H. Col
den ct al.-Order of dismissal.
Allie Worthington Graft VS.. Wal
ter B. Graft. Order OF default.
Standard Lumber Cows. ]. A.
Waggoner, two cases, in one OF which
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MONDAY, JAN. 81, 1913
Deeds

Deeds
Mary Critchfield to John f..
Stubbe, lots 13, Ia, Is, 16, blk s,
Sunset. $500.
Willard H. Roots and wife to EN-
ma M. Whitman. pit lot Q, blk "a,
Pullman, 1910.
Emily E. Moulton to Geo N. Lam
phere Sr., lot 2, VIII lot 8, blk 10,
Wiley's End add, Palouse, 1925.
John F. Stubbe and wife to Mary
Critchfield, lot 8, blk 6, 1st add,
st. John, $2O3O.
Real Mortgages
Robt ]. Park and wife to Yer
mont Loan and Trust Co., nwq 25-
1899. $3.50.
Make C. Morse to Whitman and
Wagner, lot IS, McGees subdivision
of lots /, 2, of 5-14-45, $3.50.
Chattel Mortgages
Jas. S. Chase to st. John State
bank, live stock, $500.
W. G. Braman to r. c. Jacobs ct
al, 2-3 crop on sh swq 24-1S-4O,
1915.
Releases
Lippitt Bros. to e. r. Sargent,
chat.
Conditional Bills of Sale
National Cash Register Co. to H.
S. Groat, register, 1855; to R. X.
McMullen, register, $50.
Assignments
John ]. Busch to Dolph Coolidge,
real mtg.
Miscellaneous
Monroe F. Sayles to the public,
affidavit.
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TUESDAY, JAN. 81, 1918
Deeds

N. w. McGinnis and wife to p. F..
Hughes, seq 32-19-45, $4,000.
M. J. Cowling and wife to T. w.
Butler, lots 81, SO, 80, blk 81, Pull
man, $3.50, contract. This has
been assigned to John L. Erwin.
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SATURDAY, JAN. rs, 1913
Deeds


Deeds
w. r. Anderson, referee, to Nancy
j. Hubbard, lots 3, A, eh swq 10,
lots /, 2, Ell nwq 19-16-42, lots /,
h, ell nwq 30-16-42, Ell nwq rs, SD
neg 20, neg neg 25-16-41 undivided
half interest in lot 5, blk 5, Pullman,
$4,000.
John Knoll and wife to Edw. Krue-
ger, NEG 27-16-42, $1,000.
Clara Dingle and husband to j.
{. Allen, lots 3, A, blk 10. Beach s
add, Palouse, 81.
Real Mortgages
Mary A. Dysart to Emerson Mer-
camille Co., lot 6, blk 4, Campus
Park add, Pullman. 5000
Edw. Kruger and wife to First
Savings and Trust bank of Whitman
county, neg 27-16-42, $4,000.
Hattie 7. Henkle and husband to
Henry Slender, lots 4, 5, 6, blk |,
G. I. Huffman's add. Tekoa, $1,000.
VIM. p. Gilbert and wife to Union
Trust and Savings bank, neg 30-16-
43. $4,000.
Chattel Mortgages
Mrs. Louisa Chappell to Fockler-
Carpenter Co., live stock, etc, $146.
G. Hanson to Colfax National
bank, 2-3 crop on nwq 28-14-39.
live stock, $400.
Releases
Annie Wilce to Mildred Moor and
husband, real mtg; to Martha A.
Bluett. real mtg
Effie M. Marshall to Luther c..
Kerns and wife, real mtg.
John d, Ellis to w. p. Gilbert and
wife, real mtg.
J. K. Mccormack to F. l.. Titus,
real mtg.
Matthew MCGOWAN to F. L. Titus,
real mtg.
Bank of Sprague to Harvey L. Llv-
ingston two chats.
Assignments
P. B. Stravens to Farmers State
bank of Colfax, real mtg.
Miscellaneous
J. w. Richards to the public, affi-
dayit.
John Pattison to the public, affi-
davit.
Frank A. Lee to the public, affi-
Gavit.
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Records of Whitman County

Logsdon, seq 10, swq IL, nh l5-15-
80, SIS.
Ralph Leonard and wife to Ben
Bowerman and wife, lots /, 10, blk
/, Anderson's add, Rosalia, $I6O.
Edw. Pierce and wife to Peter Ter
rell, pit nwq l7-20-44, $3.50.
Pandora Orchards, Inc, to Edw.
Pierce, pit nwq 17-20-44, $3029.
Geo. Mackliet and wife to Phillip
Hergert and wife, VIII 1-l5-41, con-
tract, $12.60O.
Real Mortgages
Mary A. Dysart to f. Nj. Thomp-
son, lot ., blk 4, Campus Park add,
Pullman, $500.
Nj. c. Smith and wife to Archibald
McAyoy, lots l to l6 inc, blk g.,
Second Syndicate add, Guy, $500.
Frank Leslie Titus and wife to
Security State bank, nwq, VIII neg q
l5-45, seq 34-16-45, swq 35-16-45,
$4,000.
Chattel Mortgages
Andy Leach to VIII r. Heglar
crop nh neg 30-1S-39, $50.
Releases
n. w. MCGEE to II. Nj. Chambers
and wife, real mtg.
Wheeler Motter Co. to- Jonathan
Luther and wife, real mtg.
Arthur j. Logsdon to Francis M.
Dyer and wife, real mtg.
Harry H. Peterson to Bert c.
Brown, chat.
Bills of Sale
b. G. Brown to Ed Shinkosky.
BARRIERS outfit, 5000.
Assignments
Jacob Ogle to M. A. OgIe, real mtg.
First State bank, Lacrosse. to
Arthur J. Logsdon, real mtg.
Miscellaneous
Mary A. Dysart to the public, lot
g. blk 4, Campus Park add, Pullman.
declaration homestead.
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500 REWARD

The Pullman Rod and Gun club
will pay $25 reward for the arrest
and conviction of anyone killing
quail or any of the game birds in
the vicinity of Pullman out of sea
son.
PULLMAN GUN CLUB,
Harry Austin, Sec.
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. %, 1913


The following deeds have been is
sued to the Maiden Cooperative Co.
K. P. LOOMS ct al, lots s, 9, II, blk
Is, Maiden, 81; r. P. LOOMS and
wife, lot 10, sh lot II, blk so, NAL
den, $4750; H. A. Kaeppler and
wife, undivided half interest. lot 9.
blk so, Maiden, 81; Eta Nj. Kaep-
pier and hus., VIII lots /, 2. blk 40,
Maiden, 81; &. e. Stark and wife.
lot 16, blk Is, Maiden, 81, lot 8, blk
3, Maiden, 1926; H. A. Kaeppler and
wife, lot z, blk 2l, Maiden, $500:
Jos. A. Wilkomm. lot 8, blk SO, NAL
den, $240.
Jonathan Luther and wife to Geo.
Mackliet, pit VII 1-i5-41. sl2,6Oe.
Geo. w. CARROTS and wife to ]. E.
Miller, tract In S3-1s-45, 81.
Francis n. Dyer and wife to A. ].
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MONDAY, JAN. 90, 1913
Gov. Patents and Receipts

Gov. Patents and Receipts
United States to Andrew B. Max
well. VIII neg. sec nwq. NEG swq 1s-
1914. patent.
State of Washington to NJ. Snyder.
nwq 16-20-44. 1920.
Trustees of Lacrosse Lodge No.
22S, /. o. o. F., to Andrew Hoist, nh
lot so, Lacrosse cemetery. $40.
Leonard L. Miller and wife to
Edw. d. Roberts, lots 8, 4. blk 10,
w. f. Simpsons add, Garfield.
Alpha NJ Guehl and husband to
Henry Helmer, lots l, 2. pit lot 9,
blk 8, Thornton, $4,000.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Co. to Colfax National bank. eh 81
17-4O, s2240.
Elk Drug Store of Dayton to Wal
lace c. Goddard eft al, nwq, nh swq
22-17-4O. $4,000.
John Leinweber and wife to Day
and Hansen Security Co., nh nh 90
1910, $1,000.
Myrtle II. Golden and husband to
Sophia Golden, NEG pit seq 1O-2O-4O,
$6127.
Geo. w. CARROTS and wife to Ar
thur J. Logsdon. blk 8. Warnings
add, Garfield, 81.
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
Sound Ry. Co.. to Chicago Mllwau-
gee and st. Paul Ry. Co. all of its
railroads, 81.
Real Mortgages
g. H. Horn and wife to Henry
Slender, lot 3. blk II. McDonald's
End add, Tekoa, $3.50.
Arthur ]. Logsdon and wife to
Daniel M. Dobbins, blk s. Alvin
Warnings add, Garfield. $500.
W. v. Ewing and wife to Elber-
ton State bank. neg 36-17-44.
$4,000.
Harry e. Jordan to Vermont Loan
and Trust Co, NEG neg. sh neg, seq
20-19-4O, $4,000.
Henry Katerhagen ct TX. to Farm
ers State bank of Uniontown, sh seq
2, VIII neg 11-11-45, eh, Ell nwq, sh
NEG rs, nwq, nh swq 35 nh seq "a
12-45, $4,000.
Chattel Mortgages
d. L. Dutton to Bank of Rosalia,
live stock, etc., $500.
e. d. Rice to ]. C. Rice. live
stock, ETC., $40S.
Releases
Robt. w. Fleming to Clifford S.
West, real mtg.
Sophia Golden to Myrtle H. Col
den and husband, two real mtgs.
First State bank, Garfield, to Jas.
I. Woody, real mtg; to John A.
Churchill. real mtg.
Sophia Golden to Myrtle II. Col
den and husband, two chats.
Assignments
Hannah Anderson to Mack Mar
tin, real mtg.
Union Savings and Trust bank to
American Central Life ms. Co.. real
mtg.
J. A. Perkins ct al to Eleanor
Truax Harris. two real mtgs.
Miscellaneous
e. f. Crawford ct al. to the pub
lie, affidavit.
Cash Hardware Store, articles OF
incorporation.
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Real Mortgages


VIM. Werner and wife to Mort
gage Company Holland-America
lots 1, 2, 3. A, blk 10, Lawrence and
Holbrook's add, Pullman, $500.
Releases
Commercial State bank to Daniel
M. Collingwood, real mtg.
National Bank of Palouse to John
w. Mcnamara, chat.
Bills of Sale
Mrs. Evalyn r. Carlton and hus-
band to W. F. Bonnet, house fur
nishings, $3.50.
Conditional Bills of Sale
Brunswick-Ba lke-Collender Co. to
r. X. McMullen, pool tables. etc.
$105e.
Lee Allen to Mrs. F. T. Carlton.
range, s67.
Barnard Mfg. Co. to p. A. Wag-
ner, plansifter, S445.
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THURSDAY. JAN. 23. 1913

THURSDAY, JAN. 23, 1913
Deeds
Milwaukee Land Co. to Chas
Knott, lots 5, 6, blk %, Maiden,
$3.50.
M. j. Rumbaugh to John Biedel,
lots 3, A, blk 2, L, F. Smiths add,
Endicott. $3.50.
Farmers State bank, Colfax, to
Sherman f. Town, nwQ 16-17-43, 81.
Real Mortgages
Nick Deligiannis ct al. to Farmers
lmplem ent Co.. sh sh IA, lot /, neg
nwq nh neg 23-14-41, except, $3250.
Sherman F. Town to Farmers
State bank, Colfax. nwq 16-17-43,
1920.
Chattel Mortgages
Nick Deligiannis ct al. TO Farmers
Implement Co.. live stock, imple-
ments, etc, $3.50.
E. NJ. Johnson to D. A. Hart, live
stock, etc., $500.
K. r. Sargent to Bank of Starbuck,
live stock, half interest in crop on s.
1887, etc., $500.
Gus A. Klingenberg to Wilmer,
Dwyer and Stone, bankers, live stock.
etc, 1858.
Releases
Jas. Gordon to Gus A. Klingen-
berg, two chats.
Bills of Sale
Clara Lake to Eva Askins. person
al belongings, etc, 81.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
CANADIAN ROAD
 BUILDER HERE

H. MolyueauN. Sperlntendens Of Road Construction for the British Columbia Government. = local visitor. He came down on the Maripo>a last night from Skagway and Is go ing 10 Weansell on the first boat. From there he will go IT the river to Telegraph Crees and Smperintend the construc- a0n ol the road from that place te DeeSe Lake. On account O. the short season II will he i'm possible 10 finish a wagon road this summer so a winter sleigh trail N-ill be made. The next summer inc road will te fin- lshed until II i> 8 good wagon road. The distance IS abou! seventy five miles.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
BALL TEAM OUT

Manager purinton had a nun. ter of the aspirants to posi- t,olls on the ketehikan hall team out yesterday for the first tune. They chose up sides and had a practice game in the at
 ternoon. There is plenty of material here for a cracking good team but the boys are badly in need of practice. They are also short of d pitcher and in an interview this morning Mir. Purinton said that they had 3 cracker jack pitcher in view but t was necessary to get him a sob n town before they could secure his SerivceS. Any of the stores who need to hire any more help or anyone that
 has a position open should
 bear this in mind because if wc can get a good pitcher we will
 have one of the strongest teams | in Alaska. How would this look for a line up against Ju- Iuedu9 .AinSworth, catcher; ?
 .? ? pitcher: kubley. first; Me
 Bride, 2nd; Mahoney. 3rd: Mur- lphev R. F: Williams, c. F; ana
 Payne L. F.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
CHANGE IN ROUTE

The Pacific Coast Steamship company has announced & chance in the routing of the Spokane on her first excursion trip of the season. She will pass hy here and make Sitka aid the northern points first and on her return will arrive fere at nine P. NJ. of the 27th and will lay here until eight {. m. of the 2Sth. The Curacao Is due here on the 18th on her regular run to the West Coast She will bring all of the Spo- kanes freight for Ketchikan and Juneau.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
GLORY OF THE SEAS
 PASSES THROUGH

Many people who were out last night about eight noticed a tug coming up the bay with small battleship in tow and failed to recognize the Glory of the Seas. The Glory looks entirely different this year a she has been changed from I eannery ship to modern cold storage plant. She has had a lot of new house built on her Gechs and has been completely remodled inside. She will op- crate i'll connection with the plant of the Hoonah Packing O., and instead of canning sal mon will freeze fish of a;' kinds. The tug Goliah had hea i'll tow.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
% FOOT GASOLINE BOAT
 LEAVES FOR ALASKA

[ 7. Abelson 0f South Ts- ,oaa left June T. for Keicbi- -ae- Alaska in 2e-toos gasp sln- 5oat He wa accom- pan ed bg a companion in a t6-f0oi gasoline launch.
 The two men expect fo b.s gone about t~-0 months and v-5ll travel OnIy by day because -tbgasgh captain and crew and f-e bo' sum too." II l. impo=- -i5le for either of shern so ss on duty all Of the tune.
 With sEe exception 0t $ few places she route E. we'll pro teesed by the shore on both sides. The men will -pend T pars ot their slrae fisbsng-Ta- coma Ne@s
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
YouNG-PRUELL WEpp,HG

The Miner is in receipt of a copy of the Cedar Rapids Ga sotte giving an account of the wedding of Miss Laura Gather inc Young, and Mir. Ignatius Gustav pruell. They were mar rled at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. q. Young at Cedar Rapids on the evening of June ith, before twelve people who were all relatives or very dear friends of the bride. The house vas beautifully decorated and tEe service was without music Ter attendants. The bride was gwen away by her brother Mir. w. G. Young. The key note Of the whole ceremony was sim. fleltS ana was the more lm- pressive and beautiful on that account The bride wore x gown oi white hand embroid- cred crepe trimmed with lace. Mr and Mrs. Pruell went to ( hicago where Mir. Pruell has business to transact, after which they will spend two weeks touring Canada, return ing to the coast ill very leisure manner. They expect to be at
 home in Ketchikan about the
 middle of July.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
CASH REGISTER MAN HERE

Emmet Harris, Alaska repre-. sentative of the National Cash
 Register company of Dayton, Ohio arrived on the Jefferson fast night. He is accompanied by Mr. Shook from the factory representing the mechanical end Of the business. Mr. Shock Will mak" an inspection ann- raly i'll behalf of his compan: 0Gd in addition to the regular free inspection service is pre- pared to make changes and al- terations in the product of h.s company. This new departure for Alaska means a boom to Alaska merchants. Mr. Harris is making q hurried trip and leaves for Kew York City on the first boat for the south to aitend the reunion of the Bat tlc Of Gettysburg, Pa. on July ith and will be in Dayton or Jlly 7th to attend an lnternat- iotial convention Of store ex.. perts from all parts of the world.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
EXCURSION COMING

The local commercial club l. in receipt of & letter from the Commercial Club of Seattle tell ins about au excursion to A. aSka that will benefit Masks more than any that will ne giv- en this summer. The Seattle organization has chartered the Jefferson to leave Seattle ot' she twenty first of June for an excursion to Southeastern Az .aSka. They have invited thirty
 five influential business men e
 the East and a number of spec sAi magazine and newspape
 men to accompany them. The
 schedule calls for stops al
 Prince Rupert. Metlakahatls, ketchikan. Wransell, Sltka, Douglas. Juneau. Flames, SkaS
 way. They will reach this ' lace at six \. NJ. the morning 0l the twenty fifth and will re main two hours. They eN pressed their desire to see Us
 many places of interest ana
 meet as many of the people sS po>Slble. The local Commer clal Club have the matter oi entertainment under advise ment. They should be royalty entertained as they are all bus
 il,es> man and special writer who are coming to get acquain' ed with the country. The a.
 gents of the steamship com pany have been advised that the b0at will handle no passenger al all other than the member.
 gl the party.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
HAS pEllRlUM TREAMENS
 JUMPS FROM MARlPOSA

Last MOnday when the Mart pe>a was crossing Gross Sound James Mcclure was siezsi with an attack of dellrium tre- mans and jumped overheard. He wsS drawn under the boat and one of the prcpelless struck him Killing him at once lie was drown under the boat and has been employed as a cook on the steamer Dora. He took the MaripoSa at Valdez and was working his passage south. The first that WAS known about it was when ons of the passengers saw him iloa. ing about 900 feet astern O! the boat.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
HERBERT GOES FISHING

Herbert Kingston. | loyal sne et hlnd George and manaser for Capt Gonnell at the Sted, llsn. for inc last few years. suddenly decided that he was tired of the daily grind in or der to provide bread and but ser for himself and severed hls ccna-csion> with the hotel a. tore>aid- He has purchased ST outfit and i> going to the West Coast today with Roy
 ThompsonS outfit for .hs pllr- pose 0f pursuing inc elusiYs salmon n his native element Herbert says that he has trav- elad lois in steamers of dlf- ferent sizes and he d9es ID. SC why he would not make a eo1f Captain of trolling eklff- Anyway he is determined to try his luck
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
WILL STOP ON
 THEIR RETURN TRIP

\ letter has been received by Mr. Bersstresser from the secretary of the Alaska Bureau t.f the Seattle Chamber oi Com snerce. The letter follows IL full and will speak for itseli.
 June fl. 1913. ketchikan Commercial Club.
 ketchikan Alaska.
 Gentlemen:
 h arranging the itinerary for The Alaska tour under our aus pices. we find that in order to make the tide at Wrangel Mar rows with the calls at Metla- katla and yVrangell. which can only be made by the "Jeffer- son" We will have 10 cut shor. eur Slop at ketchlkan on the ur trip. On our return aboard the S.S. "Vietoria'' We plan to make s second call Of from i0ur to five hours. As the it. ilierary is now arranged, v'u will arrive at ketchikan C.. June 25tli about 6 A. NJ. leay- ing about s 4. NJ. for Metla- Le.hla. This Is such an uE- scasonable hour that we w.:l not consider it as in any wise entering into our visit with ycn We hope that upon our returf' aboard the S.S. Victoria OFT arrival in ketchikan will be al Z more seasonable hour.
 Ners truly yours,
 ALASKA BUREAU,
 J. L. McPherSon
 Secretary.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
rAyrcN RAISES BIG FUND

Gmmss Harris the Alaska rep ~espsntasNs of the National Cash Register Company. Is in receipt 0S $ letter from John
 II. Patterson. the president Q: she Company, i'm which he tells os the efforts of the City of Dayton to raise two million dol lars for flood prevention, Mir. Patterson was chairman of the Hood relief committee and l. @lSo chairman of the e2llecti0u conamistee. The letter lS dat et May 25 sni states m psrt, Exactly two months SEQ the whistles III Dayton were tied down to warn the people that 'a great disaster was upon them This afternoon the whistle , were again tied down to an nounce to the people that the attempt to raise two million dollars for a flood prevention fund w2S successful. The campaign for money took just three days and Is a remarkable performance for q town ths
 >aze of Dayton considering that is has just passed through a flood that caused 8 property loss 0t one hundred and twenty
 seven mlllgon dollars.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
NEW soAr HERE

The halih,lt schooner. Chief Skusald, belonging to the Can Sdian Fish and Cold Storage Company of Prince Rupert was ln here yesterday and last eve ming. They came here atfes Oli, The Chief Skugaid Is a new boat that has just gone in- to commission. She was built as Vancouver and Is powered with ts5 horse power lmperla' engines.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
FISH OUTFIT LEAVES

i large number Of peoFle were down on the dock last E ght to see she outfit of RGs Thompson leave for the We,' Coast. They left about eight thirty. The Nigilant took th= large >c0w and the Blanche. and was the first 10 leave. Shortly after she had gone the Grey and Ethelyn took th.. Myrtle n tow and followed. The outfit is going to Watef- 9sll Bay on the West Coast of oall I>land.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
SEATTLE NEWSPAPER
 MEN INDICTED

Seattle. June I9-The Gran @dry of King County yesterday handed in tHeir report III which they mildly scored the County Commissioners and returned 9ndictment- against four of the hig newspaper men Of Seattle. Those indicted are Colonel Alden J. Blethen and Clarence Bsethen for publishing an q
 Iscsd libel against Wells the leader of inc Socialist part : here and candidate for Mayor lon She Socialist ticket last el- eef5on. LeRoy Saunders the Fdstor of ihe Star was indicted for .an alleged libel of County Commissioner Hamilton. Ed ward ClaYsOn inc editor Of the Patriarch was also indicted for an alleged libel against Judge R0aaid. All Of inc men were arrested and released on bail pending their trial. LeRoy Saunders j. already under 4 suspended jail sentence Of six months for libel committed by tis paper. some time back.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
LAWYER TAKES
 WILSON'S PLACE

Seattle. June i9-Seth Manp, a1 attorney Of San Francisco. w.lI represent President Vii sOa on the Seattle Chamber C Commerce tour Of Alaska. M.. Mann wili take notes and get acquainted with the country and will report the conditions direct t0 the President on his return.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
NOTABLE PASSENGERS
 ON BOARD SAMPSON

Among the passengers Of G,vse abOard the Admiral Sanp- son this trip are John H. Bur ion and wife. Mr. Burton l> commercial agent for the Al s>ka Pacific and Masks Cca>l Steamship CompsnseS and i> making 8 r0mnd trip combining business and pleasure, Mir. <. ls EEaal. who iS located III ths Auditors office Of the above so.nPaniss IS also making a rCant trip. Nus. Chas. s. Fss 1n3 her daughters, the Misses Marcaa and Elizabeth Fee. g.. rsag5ns 6 round trip. Mrs. Fe9 l- she wife Of Chas. Fee the General Passenger Agent ol she Southern Pacific Railroad sg San Francisco. Mir and Ms. Cfa>- l. Brown gre returning from their honeymoon trip s1 she States. Mir. Brown i> ! psaraner n the firm ot Brow > Hawkins ai Seward. 1Ir. F |. Rlee. a prominent business man 0f Tacoma. accompanies Y his wife i> , rOund tripps' iges> srio.
The Ketchikan miner., 1913-06-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Slika Sound. Change in Aids, May 29 and June |. 1913.
 EASTERN CHANNEL. Cape E5zeeomba Bay Mark . square horn zonialLy slated white day mark established on Siska Pg.ns about 5Q feet alsgvs sha water. Point cf Shoals t4ngen. = l-2 deg. true, NE 5-I0 T nag Pes-ar Island. Jeff is8- gent if3 deg true, L 5-s \ rag kasnehali Island. l35 deg true. ESE- a.f6 [ mag. Position. Las- 56 deg 5e mIn. sS =s.- W Long. t35 deg 5@ fl4n- 2f Se- ".
 MIDDLE CHANNEL Max i.sasI Rock Buoy Hs ehaneeJ from 2ad class to a ii cla- aBm buoy. West Beaeou fOun,' destroyed Mas rebuilt
 WESTERN CHANNEL The north Channel Buoys 2 and , changed from 2nd class f0 3r'l els-s can hsgO9-.
 AgVA STRAIT. Higfswat-- I-ssnd sa9sl Buoy :. a 2nsi el4~S ea. lyu0g established ir t- feet ef water to mark shDsI opposite High Water Island IiagA Island. left tangent 5G - 5eg. true. @NNR 5-f6 [ mag ColYmblne Rock Bea- egn. i5f i-2 deg. true, SE 7 r 3-tg E. mag Entrance F. isnd. left tangent. 3s9 deg. ssase. NV. 3-8 '. mag.
 Bg direction Oi the Commit <.Oaer Of Lighthouses.
 RAY L. PARKINSON.
 Lighthouse Inspeesos