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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07
MIIIERS

Don't forget the picnic to be held
in the grove afternoon ANA night ON
Saturday, July ID MuSic by the band.
Those who were entertained at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. William Graf ON
Sunday last were Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
". Garrett Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, OF York. Pa; Mir and Mrs. Ely
cretl Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Mil
Ter and son, Melvin. Mr. and Mrs. Jes-
sic Hare and daughter. Mildred Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Graf and son. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. HJratiu hunt and daueh-
ter Miriam Mr.. and Mrs. William
ll0steld. Mir ANA Mrs. Howard Gar
rett and sons. Kenneth. Russell and
Howard. Mrs. John Graf. Mr. Henry
Graf McSSrs. Curtis and Herman
Graf Misses Lizzie Graf and Helen
Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and
daughter. Mildred. of Manchr ster.
spent last Sunday visiting the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John X. Miller.
A very pleasant DAY was spent last
SUNDAY when Mr.. and Mrs. Henry *.
Miller gave Il sumptuouS wedding
dinner in honor OF their daughter.
Eva, who was recently married. Those
resent were Mr.. and Mrs Henry *.
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin. Mr. and
. Mrs George Bpllingcr and children.
Doris and Calvin, MIR. and Mrs Charles
Miller and daughter. Frances. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Miller and son. Earl
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller and chill
. rem. I.uclla Ruthpita and ;;rur.sp
Henry Misses Fern Miller. Myrtle
Cape, Mvrl Miller and Helen Martin.
Messrs, Milton and Murray Miller.
Mr.. Charles GilIer. Miss Marguerite
Giiler Mr.. William GiIler and chill
dren. Marguerite and Bender. spent
several davs the past week visiting
Mr.. Cflrles Giller. ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Dun. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Dull and Mrs. Taylor
Of near Glcnville spent last Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rinrhart.
Nr. and Mrs Joseph Smith. of York.
Pa. spent several days the past week
visiting relatives here.
Master Norman BOllinger spent
several DAYS the past week visiting
relatives at Baltimore.
Mr.. Edwin Shaffcr and lady friend.
Of Baltimore spent several DAYS the
mast week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. :. II.
Hare
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan and
daughter. of Hanover. Pa, and Mr.
ana Mrs. William Sullivan and daueh-
~. of Milton. Pa. spent last Sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zcpp.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07
HOT kSNlLLE

Mr.. Winnie Hoffman and family, Of
Baltimore. We're weeks end guests al
Mr.. and Mrs y. +. Basler
Contracts have been awarded to the
following tor Wesley Church: The
furnace will he put in by J. II. Allen
der. Of Westminster. the art glass
windows by George Hardy PAYNE Stu
do. OF Patterson, y. j., and the lurnl-
ture by Theodore kundtZ Co., Of Phil
adelphia. The carpenters are now at
work on the church and the building
committee hopes to have the church
ready for dedication by the first OF
October.
The Wesley Sunday school picnic
day is August -. II probably Will be
an all day picnic.
Mrs. Nm. Grumbine returned to her
home the past Monday after spending
ten days with friends in Mt. Airy.
Mr. X. +. buchanan and family
spent the past Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson Ebaugh, of Carrollton.
Anyone that is fond of dahlias
should visit Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Sprinkle They have S2j plants or At
least one hall acre in flowers.
Wesley social hall has been crowd
ed every preaching Sunday. Rev. 10
Seph e. Sinclair will preach July 9th,
in the hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
Will meet at Mr. Noah W Rill's. July
20. at p. III.
Miss Carrie Green and Mrs. Gussie
blizzard organized an l.. r. l.. at Yves
lev about two weeks ago. The past
Sunday they held meeting to get
new members. They succeeded in get
ting quite IA number. Miss Mary Lee is
president
The correspondent has just been in
formed of the death of Estv Orleans
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert \.
Ebaugh. Of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
Ebaugh were residents of this place.
Rev. Clifford Gray. of StandiS!l
. Lodge. left the first of the week for
Boston.
Mrs. r. W. buchanan spent the past
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Lydia D.
Sin@lev. OF Asbestos.
The Dorsey-Lee wedding was very
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07
B4CHN4A'S VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs Fern Sullivan and
children. Ivan and Margaret. spent
Friday evening visiting Mr. and Mrs
James Ham
Misses Edith and Mae Herbert. ol
Baltimore, and Carrie and Dorothy
Lester. spent Thursday evening with
Viola and Elsie Wineholt.
Mrs. Chas Tracey and Mrs. Jesse
Tracey and daughter. catherine. ca!l-
ed on Mrs. Geo Tracey Friday after
noon.
Miss Mvretta Lester. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Lester
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. fisenhuth and
son, Levere, spent Sunday afternoon
swith Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Erb. OF
Deep Run
Miss Edith Herbert. of Baltimore
returned home Sunday after visiting Il
couple weeks at the hCme of her I'M
Gle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Leis-
Ter.
- II. $ Wineholt and daughter Elsie
made II trip to Baltimore last week.
Nh. and Mrs. e. G. Bish and Miss
Maize Beachtel. of Ebbvale. called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis KinedinSt and
FAMILY last Saturday evening
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. CGnperSmith visited Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Coppersmith. of Lineboru.
number of our people from this
place motored to Gettysburg last sun.
day.
Miss Treva klinedinst visited Miss
Evelyn Coppersmith last Sunday az
teTnoUn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Matthias ant
daughter. Mildred and Wilbur Sher
fey, spent Tuesday evening visiting al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John -
Schaetfer.
There will be festival held al
Bachman's JeruSalemb Church Sat
'nrday evening. July s. Ii weather
proves unfavOrable it will he held the
following Monday evening or the frs
fair evening. Music by the Plcasam
Valley Band.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

Dr. Clark and his faithful wife and
helper who have just returned from
five months trip to Europe, advise.
Don't go to Europe to live cheaply! y
They had a breakfast at Budapest at
a fine hotel. consisting of one egg. de-
licious bread and butter and two
cups of superb coffee which. during
the war. would have cost more than
twelve dollars. but is cheaper now.
And the examinations along the way.
You cannot go to any hotel. even in
Britain. and stay twenty-four hours.
without reporting or being reported to
the police. who want to know the mid
die name OF your grandfather's sec
ond wife, or something equally alb
surd. irritating. or useless
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07
HER ALIMONY INCLUDES 4 LOAF
OF BREAD.

The Turkish girl is welded with a
great ceremony to Il man she has nry-
or seen The lady is escorted to his
house bv her friends and she is az
companied by Il couple OF loads of
furniture which comprises part of
her dover. After entering his house
the friends leave her alone with her
husband and he is then privileged to
remove the 'feredge" or National veil
and then he sees the face that he must
look at daily for some little time. The
veil is being discarded now and is us
ed only in the more remote sections of
the country. Divorce is somewhat easy
and in this case her part of the ali
muny is Il daily loaf of bread
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

Large and Complete Line OF Grass,
Fiber, Brussels, Mating and Congo
leum Rugs. See lis for Prices before
buying floor covering.
Heavy Ditch fammOCks
$2.25.
II. S. Army Tents Xxi Feet $500.
Hosiery, Underwear, bingham and
House Dresses For Girls and Women.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

that labor will be scarce and will de-
mand spondingly high wages on
the farms.
In those cases where the duties on
a agricultural products will be most Ell
fective in increasing prices. they are
levied uDOn commodities produced IN
restricted sections by the small per
centage Of the farmers Of the United
States. To a great majority these will
10 benefit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

largely attended The bride received
many presents. They spent several
days in Atlantic City.
ANYONE in the community that
would like to have Il memorial win
dow in Wesley Church should make
it known to the Building Committee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

Ten thousand people have been
made destitute by a lIndslide in Italy.
and in Washington Il landslide has
been known to do the same thing
American Lumberman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

Henry Ford's long-cherished preju-
dice against self-starters didn't aD-
ply to his Presidential boom.-New
York Tribune.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-07-07

Practise makes perfect. Fourteen
bases were stolen during the first
game played by Sing Sing conVicts.-
Columbia Record.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Tn Che C0mmia toner's Court for Che Territory of Alaska. Div No. J.
 Before Felix Gray. u s. Com missioner and eX-Omcio Probate Judge. Douglas Precinct In Che matter Of Che ostato Of Aib.n
 BlHtoIo. deceased
 Notice Is hereby given Chat Che un- derIeneI has been duly appointed admnHEat0r Of Che estate Of AlbIn Baulcuo. docaaaed An persons have ne claims against said estate are hereby requested to present same. duly verified. vith proper vouchers attached. to Che undersigned at No. f2l GoIdsto.n Building. Juneau. hIaaka. or at his residence at Doug ast Alaska. within siz months from Che date of thia notice.
 Dated at Douglas Alaska May lI 1922. JOHN F HENSON.
 Administrator. Fmt publication May 20th. 1922. Last publication June 17th. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
New Files Ten of HanHmmu on Coughs Island Twenty Yeu
 Ago This Week

Tho TrulweI Company was ad- .yuaane eoa. at flo per tou
 J J. Pmeae purchased ho Norlrou ho..'
 Work or che odd Fellows hi. Was started
 Prank Uaou too. h.. family o TauEee Coyo for Ono aammor
 Great utrc. both by players and spectators was b.He taken .u Che basketball game. at .ho Nata.or.um
 Archie Mcdonald returned o Douglas ator being away live yeara. most or which was spent n Che kionJEe.
 Nearly One entire town O. nous'm p.cn.oteI n. sheep Crook although U wa. c.HoI school aIa.r
 Attenuation o.u.gl John shervr who un. employed oI I.c Tr.ldWe.I market lo r".m hH position and h... oT tor lhc south.
 Nr Walter Gould very pleasantly entertained n number o. ladies a. a um.u. u.r.N EaoH uo. was pre-
 rleI wln n m.rmmeI hat nnd the uhor.W.h to trim II Mrs. N R Hubbard won ur. prize and oo- ond won. Io Nn. E. w. Woemer
 Joe Patterson was passing around ..rar I'm honor o. Che arrival oI a uuc young daughter
 \ meeting Io arrange for u Fourth u. July celebration was called tor Che stH of June.
 nr numolre.tc h.a sister, Mrs. WIIermrn and George HeiI had n narrow escape from le.In whom u uH boat .u which lher wore having nm outing un..t while nr namour ..... who was aoUu. aH uIot was shooting n Iu.E Uo- au hour Che .hr.. cme Ia Che overturned boat. and mU NoI Ief and sWam to Ono shore. u l...auce O. moro chan ruul0r of mile. He got another boat and rescued h.H partners a'I o. whom were a.or ..oro. ny warm clothes and ho. drnE.
 Nm Jennie Lawrence. . m. .on- nrr worker. io-. for her homo a- Richmond. uI
 Hraum.H.er rhuHr.l.nhcree. mnIr ns rr brew .. .Ho noue.. nr.uorr n W.. pronounced .u- n.rnr uIoIr.
 Trore were .Hr.e .cHur.Ho In u1ueas and m were W..uou. preacher .H.c. Hooks W..H0u. shepherd
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
ACCOUNT GIVEN OF
 REGENT MARRIAGE

Thc following account or them mare raeo ot tuH Eahor oliver a uoue Ias eIr who has boon employed for tHa nust two yolm m felcH0r n. Esbn and lo,er at Ch.caa'oon. and John H Ha'I which took p'aoe re cenUy n. Anchorage H from Che lnoHouee Daily Imo
 "suurlay afternoon Mr. John n Hm Uu.E.o HaDI and Mics Ea.hU Cnu OIror wolo married I'm tho Eneonu church by Row. E w. mrhoa Mr. Ne'aon Glbwtaon and Na Ewlum EIy Wcro praont at Che ceremony Mr. Ha1 hu boon u Ha par. of h'un for several l0Hr and has heon connected WIth Che mines aI ChIcsu'oon Mu HHI was Ono eh0oI teacher thorc Laat night ne.r .r.nI. from ChIcEa'oon raro a dinner party for Ihcm in One Grom room oI Ono Er0.n About n.na couple. wore present.. Mu HaI. re- turned hH morning lo Ch.cNaIoou. uhoIe she win remain muI Che end oI Che .oHoo' yelr whom Hho win join Mr. mU who Is leaving for Nmana TuoIay Tho Times joins witch thcr multitude of friends Iu w.ah- me Mr. and Mrs. HaI n long and happy married IIe.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
IsrlTD PERSONALS

Gordon Ora. H.. ue.er.c. posi-. U.. ..- n. mmm.. a. HHane
 n Io.nr E.II arrived homo or th. I.-.rar Sunday from au .t.0no. .I .. n. ..r o'I bonn. i'm h.nce I... r.r.. eHe reports things .H. gradually coming back to norma. from m. ..e.H o. -ac war;
 w Emrr 0.. nm ttc Ic.er IT. ........ from .n. local or. .. odd Follow. for .H..r .ouroa ... nn WHHeon.
 H .Hr.o. '.r en tae rt with 0.r sons who .r. ....... -. s.....
 n- John n.. H.s purchased Che ..m. .. I.m. H...-.. Tho H..or ..' ..... 0. ... .. m. ..r.I boats .r m. s.. whom. ". m" nur-
 . H... ..m and i'm. ..... ". .. ... ..u. who arc 1.- .... ....
 u. Oliver '... ou One Ie.
 . . ." u.U.. N... "..h
 ".. ". recently mar. e......
 n U Wr.r.n and .E od.. m. m. I....0H Tor .o.0r Wash. .. ... ....u. has H"r
 . m
 r w. Il Polk. and children l..
 . .u m. I..oH Tor Oregon .... .. wi. mako ..er future Nr.. and Doug oliver 'rI
 NH..u Iu. for l..r when. .... ... ... .H. U... .. ... mw.-
 M I0.". Patterson .... moved II. r.u..H. ....r having boon . Han. for
 patrol 0. or. -.oH. . .. I. .... .".-"" .' One -. III. ..- M" Mary Na- ....
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
MEMORIAL DAY sEBWCEs

rnIe. Che auspices oI ..a Gr. rr. 70. .H. MnnI Memorial Day .l.r.s. W.r. hold Tuesday a.Iar- noon .. a.. o'clock at Ono Liberty ham,
 \ program consisting o. nr.rn... .. h. m. ruI..u0.. an aIIr. by N-. IT. L. H.H..r or .eHrrI.Hn. o. .. Hmue. and recitation
 .rI.- Field" by W# r.ou kr- .H...... .... worry WeI rendered.
 Following m. services tHe Scouts and friends formed in HH. aul u.r.U.. from .na han .o In. lo.. ..... flower. Horr .on.Iare. into .r. water. o. che channel m honor ID. .ro.. who had 'o.. tr.r Nr" n.
 Tho march u.. .hen mH.e 'o .He rem..er. H0... Che soldier.
 .r.. won. decorated
 Mayor Irm. c.H..oe acted as o' 0..r o. One day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
MANY POOLS ON
 RIVER BREAKUP Ice Moves at Nonana May 12 and Much Money Is Distributed
 Among Lucky Guesseu

Tho Nouana News of May 13 con- ta.ned Che following which win be most appreciated and understood by former residents Of tho Interior
 where Che annual going out of tho fec in tho spring is Che biggest event Of Che year:
 The bis sporting classic of Interior Alaska. Che breakup on Che Panama river. occurred at 1:2O:25 yesterday afternoon. May 12. with Che move monl of the big fee sheet on which Che official flag was firmly anchor ed. The movement was of short duration. however. Che fee sliding down stream scarcely more than enough to operate Che automatic
 signal at Che Commission power plant
 Tho winning ticket was held loint- ly by John Welsh and B. ". Miller. each receiving half Of Che f7955.25 pool Hall of Che amount received by Miller went to Joe Mills. under Che terms of am agreement entered into few days previously.
 The movement of Che icc was tame aGalr, as breakups go for the rea- son chat Che big sheet damned at tho bar just below town. and is still there. The water level is rising steadily now. however because of Che Jam. and a general movement Of Che fec may be expected shortly.
 Tho movement of Che flag mark . lug tho official breakup was heraldod ! by a long blast of Che Commission whistle which resulted ina general movement Of excited citizens toward ! Che waterfront Business was almost suspended for Che time being and Che school children were dismissed in order chat they. too. might wit- ness Che big event. but general dis appointment resulted by reason of Che jam.
 The 30 minute pools at Che Port land and Terminal were won by Pat
 Crowley. who also captured one of Che dollar pools The dollar minute pool at tho Railroad Cigar Store was
 won by Mrs. John Wahlgron and tho dollar pool at Che N. c. store was won by Miss c. C. Held. Harry
 Waite. visiting Fairbanksan. won a minute pool at tho Torminau which enriched his pocketbook to Che ex- tent Of S6O. A hastily gotten up pool among Che railroad officials was won by P. A. Hansen engineer main tonanco and construction.
 John Welsh. who received half of ! Che money In Che bis pool, is a sour dough prospoctor who win use part Of Che money for an outfit for @ prospecun gtrip he plans Co make ! thIs season. Joe M.lis is also am old- timer who has spent most Of his time ! in Che hills. and who works at the ! barber trade between times Co acc cumuIato mubstakes He was ale ready planning a prospecting Grip be- fore tho fec moved and it is likely ! he win get away soon after Che river clears. B. w. Miller is local representative of Che Waechter Bros. ! Co.,. and had more than 800 ice pool ! tickets. Mills also had a large num- ber. but it Is said that Welsh had only }25O invested.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03

noneIa GreU son of Commission or Gray. had One misfortune lo frac !. ure hIa arm Wednesday WIh sum mer vacation Iu0. H.aruur m. Ilsur. n hard u.. for Che Utle chop
 Richard Hunter left on he Caro- Une for LIlur hay lo .reud th. summer nroare.arr
 Colin H.a.n. n former noue'W..c !. now 'r.atol n. WmIohor. where he l. in Che .UooEn. lenu.men. o. Che White p." Route
 Mrs. w. EduIna Is moving taH ue.. Io Che telephone ou... build. m. 0n s. Anne avenue
 At Che city council mo.unr oa Mnnlur night Ono date. oI Ihe at Une. of tl. board O. equalization n. .lg uEo. was s.t for July -.. .0 and 1r The n.E. council meet.u. Wu he held or July l.
 Jules Iers.r i.r on Che Earl M for V...l l1 One Ho. springs a. In- ...e He expect. to he away .or s.r- .r.I Wcoss
 Qut. an Interest s ho.ue aEu i'm playing .onnH by oue ol ... Gen. n. artru. oI tre leland
 M trUI Johnson n.. returned rem. from .he s. Ann hospital Iu. r0.u wH.r. s.e has been for Ho ... tHo HOo..
 Miss August. WIDmmn entered .He s. Ann hospital In.t week and u.. operated or for 0nnoH0.e.I. Tho young lady H recovering worry nicely.
 Nr. I'd. s.n-aH0n and daughter E..r Ier THmI.E morning for Cap. F.u.H.W. when. ther win h. employed n a .aiIe1 tor One m mar
 Mr. and Mrs Joseph ManIu took One noue.a basketball e.r.a .o Tcn- ..ae as IH..r .r.... for n Wea.
 Miss Virginia IHr.HUn .e.l for LHe por. WHl.r on one o. Che ..nn.rr ..nIar Thursday morn.ue sI. H.. accepted oun.orm0n. lHoa .. Tn. .urro.U
 Mr. and M.. Ia.E Henson and ....r daughter Marie. .o.t yesterday ar m. s s uH..u for Che .ou.H They win spend Che summer n. Port trr...
 Thor. was very good crowd o. .0.u. I. attended che WhIIoHor celebration. from .re leland AM TO- DOT. n splendid Grip. with W..law conditions I.rL
 Mn. L.o u.Mr.r entertained Che nmen. leland Wrm.ua Club on rHrr..r eron.rr
 r.. I.r..aH Miss Gladys pe.er- or Miss Miriam Hngue- and Mics Prod. n...rHr ..-.r o. M Po..r. nn pond word h..E To Douglas trI. .H.r a.. er.o.ne lovely Grip .o m. westward and over Che eotorn- mont railroad
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
MINING ACTIVITY
 ALL OVER ALASKA
News Culied From Exchanges Tell of Operations Throughout
 thc Territory

Mr. Badol. foreman for Ono Kon. noeot Corporation nc LaI0ucho won. l1 Anchorage recently for Che Dur pose of securing mon to work iu th, mnc He stated that Latolcho is iu for good year as Che mines win bl operated to fu capacity
 Jaso MulcbIcr Idimod m'nIn1 man has purchased tho Dan GUI. steamer at Fairbanks and shauns il put I'm condition for trip to lh. Id.urod when navigation opens.
 Herman Maau a1. who has boon prospecting on Che benches on th. T0.0raul river near tho mouth o. Wilbur creek reports Chat he hal found encouraging prospects and win. develop a1me of Che ground uoHt lnll Ho s.atc. ihcro has been no now dc. FeIonmcut on Wilbur creek proper
 H IT. Budd of thc Willow Crock Mines Company has let a contract tc pau Hogan and Andy Choctas0u l0I 500 fec. ol drifting ou Che War Baby c'a.m.
 It n reported that considerable work ha. been done during Che pas, winter on thc Qmsloy property iu Ono Copper Mountain section of Che Kauushua and chat good values arc in eight
 Supplies ore now being hauled lc .he Copper Mountain district for tho AtEo1 oulul and it is expected chat considerable work win bo done thit summer ou Che Grant e Giles prop. ery which was recently sold ,c AItEon
 L. n. Colbert. representing a IarE. asbe..os manufacturing concern o. San Francisco. was Q recent visitor at Anchorage Ho ia looking for commercial deposit Of asbestos and H anxious to get In touch with pros nee.ou or others who have kuowi. edge of such dcpo..-
 The Jovo Gold Mining Company near GrIiW0od has recently rc co.ved a twenty and ffty-ton stamp min and win install chem on it property on Crow crock Tho com pauy already has a twenty-five ton miu up ready for operation aa soon as wator Ia available
 The Kcnm Gold Sw Mining Come nany uas recently organized at An. .louee to take ovor Che property O. Natt Ba.oh Oscar piowm and Prank Cooper located about ten miles from Hopc On Che property hore Is n ledge about Owe foot wIdc and about f0 feet Of tunnel has becu driven There ore S0 tons Of ore on Che dump and Che Trcadwo'. Gold Mining Company aayod it at m average Of sIs9 per tou A Ave. stamp min a now ou Che property and crow Of men win be sent lc Che property to install Che min and continue Che work on mining
 L. G. UucEcI. manager Of On,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
LOW GRADE PLACER
 DISCOVERY MADE

John Wahlwon. who returned to town several days ago from Che scc1c of tho recent placer discovery i'm Che vicinity Of Honolulu creek. re- ports Chat s.ampoder have oyorrm Ono district witch Che result that most Of Che ground is ued up for purposes of speculation. He 6tahod a couple of c'oims and put a holo down as far os water conditions would permit and arranged for ad- lluona work later on. The pros poets found Indicate that that dis- r.ct can bo worked prodtabiy by drcdeca or Che hydraulic method. Noulna NcNa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-03
Nnm0r rl rlEnIT1Hs

 In ho United sUIo. 0umm.Honera Court for Iuuuu Precinct Ior- rtorr oI Alaska. in Hrohate. Tn Ono matter of .He o.a.o o. John Richards. Ior0rHeI
 Notice Ia hereby ..rou Chat Che m- I.rmeI has boon duly appointed hr Che IT. s. Comm |ouer and iro- hrfa Judge or the ahoEe entitled court. by order made and entered. ar.eu.r.N witch win annexed ol Che .at.fr Q. John MeHurIr ac....'l. AM ueronH having claims against said o.atc are hereby uou0el to pre- sent them W.Ih Che proper vouchers In IornI form within H.N month. from Ono IaIe o. lI.H uoUco .o Frank InNo.r ut Che oI.ee ol Ono Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company Ju. uoru h|H..u.
 Dated lHIf second day of hay 1922
 GRACE BENNETT RICHARDS.
 EEoou.r.N rnt publication May d Ia22. Ln.t publication Juno 6. 1922.