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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Minutes of the regular meeting OF
the town council, January Is, 1928.
Present Mayor Miles, Councilmen
Friis, Teas, Riste, Harding and Sex
son. Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved as read. Annual
report of town clerk was read and on
motion was approved and ordered
published.
Letter from P. D. Smith and decree
in case of Devon vs.. Town Of Oroville
was read and ordered filed and the
clerk was instructed to telephone MT.
Smith in regard to the filing OF the
cost bill
The matter of pool hall licenses was
taken up and motion was made and
seconded that the ordinance in regard
to licensing fee for pool halls be al
lowe ed to remain as it now stands and
M action be taken to amend this or
dinance.
Mayor Miles then made the follow
ing appointments:
Standing committees Finance
H. Sexson, F. f. Teas. ]. P. Friis.
Health:-F. e. Teas, A. M. Riste, X
d. Harding.
Fire and Light-R. D. Harding, F. e
Teas, J. H. SeXson.
Water-F. r. Friis, A. M. Riste, Il
D. Harding.
Local Improvement--A. A. M. Riste, j
n. Sexson. j. P. Friis, F. E. Teas aht
r. d. Harding.
| Health officer-E. NJ. Bevis, M. ID.
| Attorney-W E. Grant.
| Marshal-O. G.. Hershberger.
Police Justice--F. M. Headlee.
Motion was made and carried tina
the appointment Of F. M. Headlee al
police justice be confirmed. oh mo'io'
council adjourned
E. r. HOOSE. Clerk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19

AS a side diversion. and to add to
the gayety of the evening, a town bas-
ket ball team met town basket ball
team of Tonasket last Friday evening
on the occasion of the visit of the Oro-
VILE high school ring shooters to our
town. The Oroville town
team did not have the same luck as
the Oroville hi, for the Tonasket town
boys cleaned up the Oroville visitors
to the queens taste. 1t is difficult to
get the score from any Of the home
boys who took part. 1t appears to be
something they are anxious to forget.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19

A community meeting was held last
Friday night at the home OF Lee Rice
at which there was upwards Oh oo
neighbors present. Besides discussing
community interests delightful dun
cheon was served and everybody pres
ent voted the event one of the most
enjoyable that they had participated
in for many a day. 1t is the intention
to hold a series of these meetings
from which 1t is expected that mater
ial as we'll as social advantages to the
participants will result.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19

This office is in receipt of small
collection of seeds from one of the
congressional delegates which are for
free distribution, at the cost to the
government Of thousands upon thous-
ands of dollars and no one will be
particularly benefited That graft has
been cut out and the seeds coming out
this year will be the last from that
source
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19
MUSICALE POSTPONED.

The musicale advertised to be given
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
of the NJ. f. church this Friday even
ing has been postponed until Monday
evening, January %, owing to the
death of Mrs. c. M. Zediker.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-01-19
TRINITY CHURCH (EPISCOPAL.)

Church school 10 a. m. No church
service this Sunday. Services Sunday,
January 2S, as usual. Young Peoples
Club Thursday evening, at the church.
D. VINCENT GRAY, Vicar
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

it will be filmed Sunday. One of
the largest crowds that ever Wis
tied Tent City is expected, and
transportation arrangements are
being made by the San Diego Elec-
tric Railway and San Diego and
Coronado Ferry companies.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Strange Not es
Found In Auto
of Missing Man
ny United Press Leased Wire

Long BEACH, al, August O.
Strange notes, in which two Eugene,
Oregon, girls apparently renounced
their love tor hm, were being held
by detectives today in their efforts
TO check zap the mysterious disap-
pcarancc ot George NJ. York Of
namanda Park.
The letters were discovered in
and near York 5 automobile which
was found deserted on the lonely
sand wastes near Anahcim land
ing, few miles from here. Signs
of a struggle were evident near
the machine and police were work
ing today on both suicide and
murder theories.
Several of the letters were writ
ten by Helen Adams Of Eugene.
In one Of them, dated July %, the
girl told York that she "coald not
accept his love
On the sand nearby u curious
pledge signed by Emily Roberts
and dated "Eugenc, Ore, Februa-
ry Il, 1923, - WAS discovered. 1t
read:
"If | am married on or before
six years from this date, / hereby
promise to pay the holder Of this
note SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
COAST SCIOTS
CIT READY FOR
BIG CEREMONY

san DIEGO, August All
plans for the coming Sciots' cere
monials of August IS, have been
greatly improved and elaborated
within the last few days, according
to ". II. Ellison, general chairman
of the affair. The number Of APP
plications for membership and the
large number of prominent men that
it includes 50 greatly exceeded
their earlier hopes that every eff
fort is now being made to make
this ceremonial exceed, or at least
compare favorably, with the one
held last year at Coronalo Island.
At that time the Sciots charter
cd the steamship Ruth Alexander
and entertained more than 1900 To-
cal members and visitors from al
over the state.
Harold Dill, who, assisted by
the members of the Sciots, Lybian
Guard, will have charge of the
stunts at this ceremonial, promises
many features that viii be diff
ferent from anything heretofor
seen at an affair Of this kind. Din
says that anything may be eXpec.
ted - and the new candidates
may be entertained with more
aquatic, geological a IL Il aerial
performances than usually seen in
a threc-ringed circus.
The enthusiasm among h e
Sciotsw was greatly increased when
it was announced that the added
feature Of Il birthday party for
John ID. SpreckeIs was to be
included and the officers are now
planning Il feature in this con-
nection that will be as much a sur
prise to Mr.. Spreckels rs to the
members who attend.
According to Ellison, this class
of initiates will increase the total
membership TO well over 1000. The
local Pyramid was started only a
year and one-half ago with just 13
members.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

Haircut or Jail;
Says Judge to
Asphalt Arabs
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND, Ore, August
o.-The war or tho shcifls of
Portland continues with the bit
terest sentences the law books
permit being dealt out to tho
corralled offenders.
Hard hearted Police Judge
Eckwall late yesterday passed
cruel verdicts on three-a hair
cut or fifteen days in Jail.
The youths toarfully took
the haircut. They were taken
the night before i'll an incense
perfumed apartment with two
girls. One youth, the officers
said, was languidly reclining ON
a couch, clad in silkea
kimono. Another was painting
his eyebrows. The sentence
yesterday was executed by
member of the local American
Legion post. Several score
Legionnaires who have pledged
their aid to the police in the
campaign against the city's
"asphalt arabs were in police
court to see that justice was
done.
The veteran who carried outa
the judges order was not a
barber, he said, and his crude
work with the shears, done in
the court room before q litter
ing audience proved the truth
of his confession.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
STUNT MAN TO
Dive INTO BAY
FROM AIRPLANE

CORONADO, Aug. 9.-Arrange-
mcnts have been made for Frank
Sheltz, aviator, and Ben Thrash,
driver, to stage another attempt at
the perilous airplane dive at Coro.
Hado Tent City, Sunday afternoon.
The death-defying dive was mani
pulated successfully once before by
Ben Thrash, the same day a similar
attempt over the Potomac river re
suited in the diver s death Sunday
June II, was the date Of the pre-
viouS thrilling aeroplane exhibi-
tions by Sheltz, eliminating in the
daredevil stunt by Thrash, since
which time there has been clam
orous demand by persons who wit
messed it as well as those who
missed the opportunity to see the
attrastiop to have the perform
ance repeated.
The former exhibition and dive
were features of American Legion
day at Coronado Tent City. It was
afterwards learned that only a
miracle saved Thrash from n broken
neck or a less serious accident. Mis-
taking q sudden drop of about 10
feet by the aeroplane from which
he was hanging feet foremost for
signal from Aviator Sheltz to
"let 90. - T hrash barely had time
to turn ut the low elevation of the
plane for a swan dive into Gloriet-
ia bay. The sudden lowering of
the plane Sheltz said was caused by
striking an air pocket. This pos
sible danger is expected to be over
come by Thrash leaving the speed
ing plane Sunday from higher
elevation than was planned for the
previous dive.
In the opinion of the crowds
who were present June II, no
more spectacular feature had ever
been witnessed and the pictures
taken of the dive by both the Pa
cific and Atlantic Photos and the
International News Picture service
were reproduced afterward in
newspapers and periodicals, all
over the United States and Can
ada. NO motion pictures of the
stunt were taken at the previous
exhibition, but it is expected that
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
in the'Bay
On the Bay
By the Bay
State Salaries
Held Up By
Decision
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. Aug. "a
decision in the legal fight over
Governor Richardson budget
bill has been postponed for at
least 25 days by the action Of
the state supreme court here in
ordering the four cases con-
cerr7d with the matter to be
submitted in briefs.
Meanwhile several thousand
salaries are held up pending
word of the court as to whether
they shall be paid out of o
general fund created by the
bill to supercede all others or,
as formerly, from the various
commission, bureau and depart
mental funds.
The four cases came before
the supreme court on petitions
for writs of mandate directed
to State Comptroller Ray l..
Riley to compel him to pay GER
tain warrants.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Consider the Lily Of the Beach,
Tolls Not Neither Does She Swim

all other types of suits and since
the ban on the .one-piece has been
lifted at most resorts, the woman
who goes in for swimming as L
sport need have no qualms about
wearing what she pleases.
Certainly the one-piece suit, lie
signed for swimming purposes, is
less conspicuous and shocking than
the long sleeved, highnecked frock
which ends at the hips, boldly dis
playing naked limbs for no ap-
parent reason.
Double rubber caps with the
chin-strap areD-quite the best sort
for the swimmer. One cannot real
~ enjoy the water with ends of
batik and bandana handkerchief3
flowing in the foam. Even the
girl with the permanent wave
hesitates bit before getting her
hair wet is continual applications
of cold water tend to eliminate the
curl.
Coin in Bathing Suits
Rubber uppr-arm bracelets for
swimming have tiny pockets III
which small change may be kept.
They come in very handy, as it
ism t always easy to get back to
one S locker for change and pop
corn and peanuts taste mighty good
after a long swim.
The newest bathing shoes are
made i'll sandal effect, with solcs
of heavy chamoiS and upPcrS OF
white canvas, Straps Of colorcd
leather are used as trim and as
Il support to the foot and ankle.
Often Il beach shoe of this kind
extends half way to the knee. The
all-rubher beach shoe is pretty in
its bright colors but unless the
beach is free of broken glass and
stones, it is inadviSable to wear "a
rubber-soled shoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
ID BY HEDDA HoYT
(Fashion Editor United Press)

NEW YORK, n. Y, August @
Consider the lily of the beach,
She tolls not-neithed does
she swim.
AT every beach we find them
these lilies of the beach! Their
compilations are as white as the
foam of the sea. Lo! They parch
not and peel not, but WAX fat on
the sands under enormous unmbrel-
las. Be the sun S rays too bright,
they are goggled III amber lenses
What sun pcnetrates through their
sunshades hits not flesh, but lay
ers of powder.
It was rumored last season that
Zeigfeld offered a prize to the
Follies girl who went through the
season without becoming disfug-
ured by sunburn. 1t may be that
the vogue for sun-protection started
in this way.
Quite the most astounding sight
that | have witnessed this year on
the beaches was ''beach lily y
done up i'll a brown batik frock,
which had Il hlgh-lace-trlnmed meek
and long skin-tight sleeves. Her
parasol hid her neither portions
from view and | presumed that
she was dressed for the day, so to
speak. When suddenly, without
warning, she leisurely lifted her
parasol displaying two of the brown
, est bare legs that | have ever seen.
The incongruitv of the bather s
legs and the Fifth Avenue "upper y
was amazing.
Real Bathing Suit
Of course, there have been all
sorts of lovely bathing suits intro
duced this season ranging from
silk batiks and velyets to simple
little ginghams and printed linens.
But the real swimmers are still
wearing and will continue to wear
the Jersey suit as it permits com
plcte freedom for swimming, Va
cation girls find its preferable to
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
OH, MIGOSR! S N o w
FALLS IN NEBRASKA

SCOTS BLUFF, Neb., August
"a snow furry fell in this
neighborhood last night. Workers
in the hills declared the snow CON
tinucd falling for five minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

People who have seen bum shows
may be glad to learn a New York
actor is in Jail for 60 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Golf Unknown
Bird in Brazil;
Only One Course
BY U. B. KEENER,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

RIO DE JANEIRO, (By mail to
Omitted Prcss) -" Golf! Why we
don't have that bird in Brazil. It
only inhabits Ang.o-SaXon couu-
tries.
Such is thee reply the majority
of BrazilianS would give anyone
curious enough to ask the direction
to the nearest links.
SO far there els a grand total Of
one golf course in all the a,293, 600
square miles of Brazilian territory,
These links are near the. city of
Sac Paulo and the grass over them
is kept tramped down by Americaps
and British.
Rio de Janeiro has q golf club
which was organized some two or
three years ago and which owns a
good size plot that has never yet
been shaped out for use of the
followers of the sport.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

Among the evils of returning
from Il vacation is finding you left
in the ice box.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09
Supreme Court
Denies Pehearing
Of TingIey Case
ny United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-Thc
state supreme court has refused
Mrs. katherine Tingley, Point
Iona Thcosophist leader, a rehcar-
ing of its decision upholding the
San Diego superior court which
ordered Mrs. Tingicy to pay
500 600 TO Mrs. Irene NJ. Mohu for
alleged alienation of the Ettor's
husbands affections.
The Mohns were members Of the
Tingley colony. it was recited in
the suit and Mrs. Tingloy, it was
alleged, attempted to prevent the
marriage Of the couple and being
unsuccessful in this, then attempted
TO separate them following their
union.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-09

NEW YORK, N. Y, August O.
Consider the lily of the beach,
She tolls not-neithed does
Shn cu,i M
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23

terajsieho predsedu Ligy, aby s,I
osvedcil, ci Lfga platila "a pod
pisy, alebo falsovala mena a aby
Dol vyzvany DIR. Srobar, aby do
kazal, kto dostal "a podpis $4,000
a koho podpis boil falsovany a to
predtym, kym sa ztratl 2 Ameri-
Ky. S lctou,aV. Panak, 5209 s..
Winchester Avenue, Chicago, Ill. &
Odpoved':
Jestli toto tvrdil DIR. Srobar ma
spomenutej schodzi-doplnil sno-
sku Iii a insinuacii, jakych sa O.
hl'adom Pittsburghskej Dohody q
vobec stavu ,Sldxenska dopustil
pocas svojho pobytu Amerike.
Brat Mamatey je chory neviem,
ci bude odpovedat'. Co terajsi
predseda Ligy vsak osvedcujem
sa, re NIKTO NEDOSTAL IA
PODPIS PITSBURGHSKEJ Do
HODY NC, zE NIKTO NEBOL
NUTENY, ABLY JU PODPiSAL
A TYM MENEJ Boil PODPIS
NIEKTOREHO Y PODPISOVA-
~ Il
TEL'OV FALSOyANY MA DO
HODE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23
23. N0vEMBRA lo23.

Ora Srobara nebrali SINE nikdy
vazne a tym menej po jeho k6tr-
melcoch, ktore popachal ma svo-
iich prednaskach Amerike.
Muz: neinsinuje, nepotvara, ne
podozrieva, ale tvrdenia PODO-
PRE- DOKAZMI a "a poslednie
nepovazuie NIKDY: POVEDALA
POVEDALAl
Je to ozai smiesne, ked' kto
Pittsburghskd Dohodu, co vladny
agent vyhlasuie "a neplatnn, ne
zakonitil, neiestvuj1cu ked IA
druhej strane j male diet "a vie, ze
vlada prazska mlfa ma sspotiera-
ME tel neiestvuj1cej neplatnej
Dohody" take miliony penazi
robotui1ceho danuilceho l'udu!
Ale taketO Vecl delu Sa pret0
leho v Prahe panuje nahl 'ad,
re: "Slovaci jsou izasne hloupi!'
A tax 81 al myslia, ze hlupemu
mozno cokol 'vek nabulikat'!
IVAN BIELEk,
t. {. predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23
VECI, MA KTORE MATKY MA
JU PAMKTAT.

Nikdy nedayajte ziaden lick be-
be, jestli ste len ku tomu nedostali
lpravu od lekara. JestG je potreb
nou, vas lekar yam ju predpise.
Nedovol tie svojmu diet at u
chodit jestH je prlmlade. Chode-
ME alebo static predtym, nez udy
su dostatoone slime, moze sposo-
bit trvacne poruchy.
Nikdy nenechajte mokrd alebo
zaspinayenn plienku ma vasej be
be. Odstrante ich zaraz a vyper-
te ich elm skorei.
Davajte vasmu kojencovi hodne
vody, jestli yam len lekar inu Il
pravu medal. Vsetka voda ma .byt
najprv prevarcna vystydnuta
PRIV, nez date ju diet at u.
Zvyky sa tvoria rychle snad-
no. Preto zacnite hned' cd zaciat,
ku bebu svoju navykat' dobrym
zVykom.
Pri prvych priznakoch dave
MIA, hnacky alebo zapecenia od-
poruca sa hned volat' lekara.
Pozlvane mlieko ma byt' pro-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23
vEREJNA ODPOVED'.

Cd brata V. Panaka Chicago,
H., dostal som nasledovny dopis !:
"Bol som na prednaske dra
Srobara dina 8. novembra, kde sa
DIR. Srobar vyslovil, , re Pitts
burghska Dohoda je neplatna, le-
bo ma nej je podpfsany jedon, kto-
ry potreboval peniaze ma cestu do
kraja a ju podpfsal, "a co dostal
100000 a druhy je tam podpisany,
co nebol ami ma sch0dzi prltomny.
Ttk vyzyvam al p. Mamateya /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23

sts vsetkych lnoznych miesanin.
E gle Brand Mlieko .ie proste cd
vsetkych skodlivych bacilov. Je
dokonale bezpecne a ije dobrym ]
usitocnym pokrmom pre- bebu.
lynn matkam, ktore maj1 beby
"a nemozu ich pridajat', olporu-
came uzlvat Bordenovo Eagle
Mlieko ma flaskove pridajanie. Je
to tym najjemnejsim mliekom a
ne jlepsim cukrom, vedecky spo-
lu smiesanym' a pripravenym.
Borden-ovo Eagle Mlieko je tou
potrayou, ktora zbuduje pevne
nohy a zdrave telo. Ono umoznu-
ie kojencovi naberat vahy, ktorn
musi mat, aby bolo normalne a
zdrave. Je schvalene a odpornca-
ne lekarmi vyse sest 'desiat-pat
rokov pre- jeho znamenit1 ako
vost'. Matky vynajdu, re pravi-
define zdrave nemluvnata stale a
ustavicne sa vyvihuju na Eagle
Mlieku. Jestli neznate, re ako uzi-
vat Bordenovo Eagle Mlieko, pls-
te ma Borden Company, New York
a dostanete upravy, tiez knizku,
ako mate opatrovat' svoje decko
a sama seba. .........,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-23

Citajte pozorne tieto clanky ka-
zdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadne upotrebenie 5u,
dncnosti.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-01-20
LEGAL ADVERTISING

Department of The Interior U. s. LAND OFFICE at Jun eau, Alaska. December 5th. 1922. NOTICES hereby given that John Wash, of Strelna, Alaska, who; on December. 4th, 1922, made Home. stead Entry, No. O4175, for E12 SEE IA. SEA NEH4 section Is; WIZ SW IA, SW14 NW14, E12 NW14. Sec ton IA, Township 4 s, Range 7 E., Copper River Meridian, has filed no- tice of intention to make final three year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before c. F. M. Cole, at Mccarthy, Alaska, on the 10th. day of January, 1923.
 Claimant names as witnesses: i. V. J. Dwyer, of Strelna, Alaska H. Malcolm, of Strelna. Alaska Oliver Radobaugh. of Strelna, Alaska Thomas Lynch, of Strelna, Alaska
 Frank A. Boyle
 . Register. Date of First Publication, December 16th. 1922.
 Date of Last Publication; January 2Oth. 1922.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-01-20
SNOW

"Snow, snow, beautiful snow" Where is the fellow that wrote, Snow, snow, beautiful snow'?. I'd like to get hold of the goat! I'd roll him we'll in his beautiful snow; How'd he like to be me, Breaking this trail with pack on my
 back In snow we'll over the knee? Sixty full miles to the railroad track : In snow to the top of the hill, With a seventy pound pack on my
 bloomin' back Up grade that's fit to kill. Snow on the trail and snow in the trees That falls with a thud on your head, You can't stop for sneeze or you bally we'll freeze. So you plug to the top. half dead!
 EEK
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-01-20
WHAT'S IN A RUMOR?

There has been much talk during the past week of trying to induce the Kennecott Corporation to sell electric electric energy to the people of McCar thy. Roughly the proposition is this. Mccarthy is to build power trans mission line halfway to Kennecott, a distance of two miles; and the Corpor ation is to build the ,rimaining two miles, A meter is to be installed at some convient point and the people in Mccarthy are to pay for the electric energy consumed. The details of divid- ing the cost could eaisly be arranged. Tho there seems to be no one at the head of the movement, as far as we are able to discern, it keeps re occurring in convrsations everywhre.
 The idea properly managed would smean a great deal to the community the head of the Kennecott Corps lation could be induced to makeaarr- angements, Mccarthy would undo1bt- edly do her share toward the complet
 
 ion of any good plan.
 A good lighting system would effect saving that would amount to large sum per capita in the course of year. We would also have better lights and reduce the fire risk to great extent.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-01-20
COUE'S SECRET REVEALED

In especial article to the NY. press recently, Boyd Fisher. re- ports that during an interview with Dr. Emiel Coue, the latter stated he had gained his success thru studying Hypnotism.
 Coue was for many years sue cessful induttrial chemist and is the inventor of several modern that have attained prominence.
 He became intrested in the subconcious mind and bought d correspondence course from an instution in Rochester Naw York which he absorbed, developed and transmitted Then he gave it back to the would in a form that appears new, certainly it has new value. Boston Bureau
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-01-20
DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INFERIOR U. s. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska November 27th, 1922.

NOTICE is hereby given that Frank A. Iyerson. of Mccarthy, Alaska, who on October 2Oth. 1922, made Home stead Entry. No. O559O, for W12SW "A, NEASW14, SW14NW14, Sec. ton g, Township 5 s, Range 13 E. Copper River Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Wm. D Coppernoll, at Mccarthy, Alaska, on the 27th day of January, 1923. : Claimant names as witnesses: R. L. H. Marshall, of McC Carthy, Alas ka
 Al. V. Doze, of Mccarthy, Alaska John B. Barrett, of Mccarthy, Alaska John Nelson, of Mccarthy; Alaska
 Frank A. Boyle
 Register Date of first publication December l6 tn. 1922.
 Date of last publication January 2Oth, 1923.