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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-03-18

TOOIE COUNTY
~ T@eas Counay AbsaRmrs Co.
SHELBY. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Harold 8. Johnston TO o. b. Joseph
l-S Of 1es royalty on S1NE3 1891
West. 81
Ethel l.. Bennett to Dorney H. KurtA
~ Of ~ royalty on 81 16-S4-3 East
81.
John J. Buckley to Donald MeFar.
lane 1 -32 OF 10 on S1SWa 1 NaNWl
12-3T-4 West 81.
&. Victor Day TO Fred @. Rannard
ct ux IL OF 196 on EkNE4 1885,
West $4,000
ARTECLEs OF INCORPORATION
Big West on Co. Of Montana, I'd
The Public, Capital Stock 6000 no
par value shares. $1,000
ASSIGNMENT OF INTEREST IN
8 s. Ford, Trustee to G. A. Reming.
ton 283R in NbSE3 SWaNE1 2-34.
. West. g.
8. s. Ford. Trustee to c. A. Reming.
ton IS $40 in NE3SE1 30-35-1 West
500.
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smmnYFFss sALE UNDER WRIT
or EXECUTION
Under and. by virtue OF an execu-
ton In the above entitled case, the
sheriff OF said County will sell at
Sheriffs Sale on Saturday, the 18th
day Of March, 1858, az z:S0 o'clock
P. NJ. OF said day At the West Door
81 the Court House. Ia Great Fails,
Cascade County. Montana, al the right,
title, claim and interest OF the above
named defendant in and 30 the follow
inw described property, to-wit:
The South Hall OF the North
east Quarter Of the Southwest
Quarter (saNEasw3l and South
Half Of the Southeast Quarter
or the Northwest Quarter o. the
Southwest Quarter (S3SE3NW3-
sW4) OF Sector Twenty
(27l. Township Twenty enc (21l,
Range Three (Sl East.
Dated Al Crest Falls, Montana, this
10th day Of February, 1883
b. L. SHIELDS, Sheriff,
N. L. CARVER. Under Sheriff.
Date Of first publication February
18th, 1855.
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GLACIER COUNTY
rs aan1ier Ceantx AbsaTmee 90
COT BANK. MONTANA

MWAE0AO& OM4hO
r. A. Anderson ct TX, Mower GO.
AIinn. TO Burton T. Robertson SsSE4
SAN aSE3 Sec 10, NE3 NBN3Sh4 sec
STFT ~ Extending LIEN or
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
Wm. f. Riechoff, Orange City, "a.
to Xavier Billedeaux et ak erecting
SW3NW4 1851, Recorded 1920 at
u. NJ Book 2, Page $40. $500
PARTYAL SATISFACTION OF
MORTGAGE
John g. Lindhe 10 Harry NJ Raj
stone et ok mortgage e e@sed 1870 aa-s,Sa !,
ri9lt of way across SW3NB3 3O-31-1.
on AND GAS LEASE
state az Montana 20 X ID. Pardee,
Billings. Mont. SEA 1885. $4,000
Ferdinand G. Abraham ct al TO Louis
B. o'Neii SEA ls-S4.S; ~
]. w. Stewart 10 The Public CLAP
per Motor Co., vs.. Elmer n Cardwell
Lot A In 10, Lots 4, 2, ;, In 10 Lot
in 29-35-6. $12894
Gordon Campbell ct a 81 I, NJ 12-S4-
RELEASE OF on Gas LEASE
Santa Rita on g. Gas Co. to G. q.
Frisbee. ct TX covering WI 83-S4-o.
AsgEGNhaENT or OIL a GAS
LEASES
r. c. Tarrant to Steele Greek Pro-
duction. Inc, 68et OF his right fn
leases covering NE7SW3 1S S4-5. SEA
SWA WRSEs 16-3A-5, SE3SE4 -, Lots
4. q R5NW3 NaNE3 sW2NE3 1884
B, Lots 3. 4, EHSW3 12-S4-5. a. reserv-
ing 4ae6 interest
QUTT CLAIM DEED
Glacier County 20 II. y. Johnston
gW3 See. 1888 D826.O 90.
VIM 0Ilham g Board @ GO; Con- con-:
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an or IsN.T vALUARI.E

Isn't the over-pr0duction aw-
fnli So ask the Standard COM
panies as they point with horror
to what the Independents are do
ing. Humble Oh & Refining COM
pany. standard subsidiary. com
pIeted 10 wells in East Texas
last week. All the other opera
tors completed a total Of IS
wells. Humble is drilling 1877
wells in East Texas field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-03-18
MAPLE LEAF

producers around 81. There
was some talk that the Maple
Leaf win be able to pay pro-
ducers $1.25 when they run
the OIL through their own
line. eliminating all handling
charges. The Cut Bank Oil IS
q superior refinery stock and is
in great demand among tOpp-
ing plant operators through
out Northern Montana.
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speaking OF high Of government take the case
81 me motor It cost the motorists s7ooo000oo TO
be governedr-in regular taxeaduring 1881
Federal gasoline s640000o0 state gasoline taxes
raised S525 cities tackled another
making 87O0O0o0o0 paid By motorists
thereafter they paid IKE else
they thanks for this three-QuArtsr billion con-
trfbution?
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NorrcE DO CREDIToRs

Wafaks Of George Mackay, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY the
nndersfgned Executor Of the Estate
II George Mackay, Deceased 20 tine
credfkors OF and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after first
publication OF this notice, 20 the said
Executor at his office. SIS First
National Bank Building. Great Falls,
Montana, the same being the place for
the transaction Of the business OF
aaid estate In the County OF Cascade.
Dated March lat. 1883
JOHN McKENZIE,Jr.
Executor OF the Estate Of
George Mackay, Deceased.
Oats Of first publication Mareh 4
less. AZ
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Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest to Refiners and Marketers
1OBBERs BUYING GASOLINE

reports gasoline iobbe buying heavily
apparently believing present prices the bottom q
present possibly explains the withdrawal Of
$1,000 barrels OF during February, reducing Total
stocks to compared with 4642s0oo barrels
at this time year ago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-03-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THIS
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT %
The STATE OF MONTANA. ~
AND FOB THE COUNTY OF
CASCADE.
PEOPLES FINANCE and THRIFT
COMPANY. q corporation, Plaintiff.
SAMUEL xEAoLE, MRS. GERrRUDH
xEA0LE. Ids wife. JOHN ,. HART
NEx, and A. MADISON, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA Sends
Greetings 10 the Above Named De-
Pendants, and to Each q Them:
You are hereby summoned 70 answer
the complaint il this action whien is
filed IN the office Of the Clerk o. THE
Court. & eopy Of which Is herewith
served upon one Of yOu IN each County
wherein any OF you reside, and %
file your answer and serve copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney
Within twenty days after the service
OF this Summons. exclusive Of the dag
Of service, and In case Of your failure
TO appear or answer, Judgment VIII pc
taken against you, By Default TOR tne
relief demanded IN the complaint;
That the nature and object q ne
above entitled action IL fe reeoxer
from said defendants for said plain-
tiff the sum Of $1,000, with interest
thereon from July 1nt. 1851. at tbs
rate Of eight per cent per annum,
due from said defendants, and each o.
them, 70 said plaintiff on q eertain
promissory note or contract IN writing,
dated August 18th, 1884, made exc
cuted and delivered by said defend
ants, 10 said plaintiff on said date,
wherein and whereby said Defendants
and each Of them, promised 20 pay y
the order Of said plaintiff the full
sum o. 911000 on or before July lat.
1888; together with 5000 attorneys
fees and the costs and disbursements
Of this aesicn.
witness my hand and the Seal Of
said Court this oath day Of February,
gEnALl
MCKENZIE q MCKENZIE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Great Fails, Meskana.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk
( ~ J. n. HlLGARD, Deputy Clerk.
Date Of Firet Publication, March
A6h. 1883. AZ
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what does petroleum industry to this country?
During 1881 refneres paid s10ss15,s07 in con-
sumed materials costing $12OOs1sso4 and produced products
valued at 81 s115s7.ss5 small number Of re-
neries vet compare with industry
output was valued $15sss574,s14.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EKGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
TME STATE OF MONTANA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
CASCADE.
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POWER OF PRESS BEAUTIFIED
JOHN D. WHEN HIS NAME
WAS MOST EXECRATED IN U. S.

with the nation pointing accusing fingers towards three
four men IN Street. charging them with responsibility
for the economic the so-called eapasc system
an interesting story is told by Gods Cold" by John
Elvnn and published by Harcourt, Brace Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-03-18

Under and BY virtue Of Decree IL
the abeve entitled case the Sheriff
~ eai6 County win sell At Sheriff 3
sale On wednesday, March "a 1885, sc
aa s'clock r. NJ Of said Gay ~ tne
Wsss Deor Of the Court House IN
areak Ealla. Cascade County Montana
al the right. 6laA@nalaim and interest
~ khe above named defendants IN
aad - The following described prop
erty, te-wfks
Lot numbered Thirteen (lal l9
BRaek numbered One Hnmased
Warkg Nln& f1AD} ~ tbs KeHrsh
AasseSan 10 Great Naz1A, T0wnr
ef&n. In cancmAa Cenntw, Mau&Mne,
asmsrAlna 20 Tee EMap 81 ptaH
MhmaHmf "a fzse am& 81 Te&e10 sn
a Mfzsee s1 the Clerk and Re-
mT@sf n ana tsF said coanfy
am6 Btaks
mmaaa Al Great WMaka. AAanaaaa tails
asga aaw * February, 1HsH
"a IA mNgmRpN @Aarifs
@ M a. c&M#MM xIA&e9 ssHAEk
mnKk ~ fsHaa peasAzm2Sam 9shEmnEa
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NOTICE TO CkEDANuMH3
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF LIZZIE HERGET, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
Undersigned Administrators Of the
Estate OF Lizzie Herget, Deceased, 20
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said Deceased, 20
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers. within four months after the
first publication Of this notice, TO the
said Administrator at his office IN the
odd Fellows Building. in Great Fails,
Montana, the same being the place
for the transaction OF the business or
said estate IN the County o. Caseaoe.
A. v. SWANBER6,
Administrators Of the Estate OF
Lizzie Herget, Deceased.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, lsSA
II. NORSKOG,
Attorney for Administrator,
ODD Fellows Building,
Great Falls, Montana.
Date Of first publication March II.
1893. n
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w. +. RALEIGH COMPANY.
corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
0Ln AAFEDT. Defendant.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA IN
AND FOE THE COUNTY OF
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mon stock from 80 cents to IS
cents per share. payable Narch
81.
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IN wwm DxsTRxCT COUNT or TMN
MH@HTH JUDICIAL D18TMACI "
TWw STATE or MONTANA, IN
AND WOR THE COUNTY OF
oAs@ADM.
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VRWD WEAR AND CORDELIA I
WRAR. Plaintiff,
w
4 AfwwNA WRIGHT, also known e
aARAM n. WRIGHT, G. 4. FLANNl-
GAN. A. =. PHILLIPS AND MAhA
al PH1LLTRs, hsH wins. JAMNE g.
ANTHONY. ALSO KNOWN As 7. q;
AND WILLIAM MADISON, operating
uMaee TIE firm name and style OF
yahnasm Madison Lumber Company,
q s-partner-shlp, DESCENDANTS.
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P0NDERA COUNTY
ny POmasrn Caunav Ahnazwes o..
CONRAD. MONTANA

WHIT OF ATTACHMENT
Godfrey J0hnson va Warren Oil Co.
Recover 91s875, int costs, att fee.
Attaches sESNE3 17-27-4W.
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PriceleS
Protection!

The smell Of smoke
sudden illness during
the night /. +. an enMrgen-
cy Of any kindand ths
telephone summons aid
Immediately.
Emergency use Is Just
8 part Of telephone serv-
ice. Frequent contacts
with friends, daily trips
saved hare and there and
many other common uses,
make the telephone wen
worth the few cents it
costs q day.
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LAID ss H.emsa Ter al ana mnm b..
kwnaz MeRAa4 aaS Cut nank fsaA6a
Wasta @mnas Rsx "a ~
An. 3@
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1HxAs TRADE efmdebaker fse.sqsse -.
8ef rw9nlav is Cot Banh yield. 49,.
1H bxd ave. North, crest
nfams. SAs-N
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KonD COUPE, good condition, g
fraAe 6or landowners royalky % Coi
Nank neld. Wrfta 11le Eixat Ava.
Markh. Grea9 Faiie. Montana.
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other line is built. The con-
struction Of a 6OO-mile line to
Montana is looked upon as more
probable.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
DRILLER GOES BACK
AFTER LIGHT CRUDE

Red" Mcclure, contractor,
drilled one OF the first wells
in northeastern Kevin-sunburst
field. known as the SHELTON well
in Section 2-S5-1W. 1t encoun-
tered a good flow of high grav-
ity oil in the basal Colorado
sands. The well was abandoned
but Mcclure determined to take
another look at it. He is now
drilling a well near the SHELTON
and believes he will have a COM
mercial producer at around
400 feet. He is now drilling at
1900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
TWIN CITIES
HOLDIHGOF
OHFRANCHISE

Proponents Of Montana natural
gas for the Twin Cities have been
informed that the Minneapolis
city council has granted an ex-
tension to the franchise for
supplying artificial gas but with
the provision that it maye be
terminated on six months
notice.
Proponents of municipal own
ership are within two votes Of
controlling the Minneapolis city
council and no renewal Of the
franchise is expected until after
the matter of natural gas is
settled.
Texas gas will be delivered to
the South st. Paul packing plants
through a 14-inch line. the pack
ing plants getting a dump load
rate with the understanding that
they get whatever gas is avail
able after the balance of the
market is provided for. 1t is
not enough gas to provide an
adequate supply for the Twin
Cities. indicating that no Texas
gas will be available unless an
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
SEEKS NEW Pool,
SUNBURST FIELD

Somewhere between the Cory
pool and the Hart pool in Kew
in-sunburst field there is an
oil pool. in the opinion OF many
operators. Frank Kitchener, who
located the Fulton-common-
wealth well in Cut Bank field.
is one Of the proponents Of this
theory. He is drilling a well
on the C. S. DeGroat farm. in
Section 1O-S4-2W, to prove his
theory. Other wells in the dis
trict have had convincing show
ings of gas and Oil. The Michen-
er-DeGroat we'll is drilling at
1900 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
Why Not Bend Your BaCk?

DO you know, said Mr.. Marshall, 4 positive
" debated with myself two three times whether
should take the trouble to bend my back to pick up
one of the pieces and had decided not doing so,
when further on another gttering morsel caught my
eye-the largest of the pieces before you con-
descended to pick up and to my establishment found
it was thin scale of what appears to be PURE
GOLD"
That is the narrative of the discovery Of gold in
California and the start of the greatest gold rush in
history.
We often wonder if that same thing isn't keeping
many Montanans from fortunes in this present sit
uation.
The gold is here in Montana. The price is $31 per
ounce.
SHOULD WE TAKE THE TROUBLE TOI
BEND OUR BACKS TO PICK IT UP?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
NEW CORPORATION

Thompson Gold Mining Co.,
Bannack, Madison county; capt.
tai stock 100000 st 81 par:
F. C. Brewer and Helena B. and
J. Arthur Thompson, all OF Ia
coma. Wash. directors
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MnL
TOTAKEOn IT
FRENCH NLCH

Extensive development Of gold
properties in French guleh. Deer
Lodge county. and Of properties
in Beaverhead county in Elkhorn
is to be undertaken by National
Boston Mines corporation, a
s12.000,OO0 concern which has
acquired the entire Boston prop
critics including the Montana
Southwestern railroad line from
Divide to Coolidge at the Elkhorn
plant.
Announcement was made by
w. r. Allen. formerly lieuten-
ant governor who is chairman Of
the board, following an inspection
of the properties by John e.
Edgbrton Of Lebanon, Tenn,
president Of the company.
The French gulch quartz
pOrphry dixie will be worked
this winter to block out the ore
with view Of installing large
mill next spring At the Elk
horn properties the 750-ton flo
tation mill will be reconditioned.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
RELEASED OLD CONTRACT

Petition Of ]. H. Hamilton. re-
ceiver Of sunburst Oil & Refining
company to release to Continen-
tai Oil company all interests of
Sunburst company in an undivid-
ed 500 interest in 240 acres
in Kevin-Sunburst was held in
Federal court Monday and per-
mission given to make the deal
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
WORK NIGHT AND DAY

Virginia city Gold Mining
Company, operating the Prospect
quartz group, near Virginia City,
has started its flotation plant
and is operating "a hours per
day, under supervision of Walter
Mallette, one OF the principal
stockholders in the company.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
NOT MUCH TO DO

Montana's share of the U. S.
G. S. funds for plugging aban-
doned oil wells on the public
domain is $4,000, out Of total
of 100000 appropriated for the
western states. South Dakota
gets $3.50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
ooEn HlAnDERa REWARE

From now on, gold hoarders
are on the spot Uncle Sam Is
looking Tor $500 ooo,ooo worth
OF gold Or which s1.s1s.5oo has
been spotted By federal sIeuths
among 500 individuals owning
Il. Prosecutions are supposed to
follow.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
REPoRT Good YEAR

Big Horn Oil & Gas Develop
ment Co., meeting at Hardin.
reported to stockholders that in
addition to payment Of 20 divl-
dend, a considerable part Of its
Indebtedness was retired from
the sale Of gas to the people Of
Hardin. Four members Of the
old board were rejected. They
are Henry Kray, Charles c.
Quinn. Frank ]. Buzzetti and
John C. Kopriva. Three new
directors are Arthur H. Roush,
Mrs. Helen l Koch and Thomas
H. Mouat. Old officers re-elect-
ed are Henry Kray, president;
John C. Popriva, treasurer and
Charles @. Quinn, secretary and
attorney.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
HAUL TEST SHIPMENT

Bullock Brothers, OF Basin,
Jefferson County are hauling
test shipment Of gold ore for
treatment at the Madden amaiga-
nation mill, from their property
located to the northeast OF the
properties of Basin Goldfields,
Limited.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07

Nugget Placer Mining Co. has
engaged Albert Rethrum. to op-
crate diggings IN Lincoln Country,
under W. r. Logan, superintend-
ent, who expects to move 500
yards Of gravel per day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
BAI.IARp GRoUP SOLD

Properties known as the Bal
lard gold mines, near Woodland
Park. II miles southeast OF
Jefferson City, Jefferson County,
recently were sold to Seattle
interests.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07
OPTIONS PROPERTIES

Properties (gold placer Of
Butte-Georgetown Mining co.
have been optioned to Arthur
v. Cory prominent Butte Mine
ing and civil engineer who is
now in New York.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-15
WORK STARTED ON BOY SCOUT
 CABIN SUNDAY
Friends Asked to Help with Work Remaining
 to Be Done

Cars crowded with Boy Scouts ana friends of the organization left Juneau at 9 o'clock yesterday morning to work at the camp and start getting it ready for the an- nual outing which will be held the first part of June.
 In the first car to leave town was Emil Krause, Dave Burnett. Karl Weidman and Irving Krause, Who have done a great deal of work for the boys camp in laying cement floors and building chim- neys without any charge for labor The Scouts consider themselves fortunate to have the friendshin of these men and are grateful for all of the help they have given them in improving the camp
 Other cars which took loads of boys out were those of Dr. Robert Simpson, Curtis Shattuck, Harry Douglas, Harry Stonehouse and H L. Redlingshafer.
 Take Sh0vels, Teo
 In addition to the boys the cars were crowded with shovels, gunny sacks and other equipment to be used in packing sand to lay the cement floor in the new kitchen.
 Though no trouble had been anticipated with the water system. consisting of a pipe line from a small stream on the hill behind the cabin, it was found that ice and sediment had got into it during the winter and the day was spent trying to get it in shape. It was disconnected last fall as usual and in previous seasons only half an hour was required to put it into service again.
 Next Sunday Will Return
 Next Sunday the boys and their grownup friends plan to return to the camp and lay the floor they had planned to fix yesterday. The following Sunday they will move the heavy kitchen range from the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-15
fl HALIBUT BOATS SELL
 AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, May 15.-Eleven hali- put Schooners arrived here today and sold their catches as follows:
 From the western banks-Sun- dae, with 36oO0 pounds; Neptune with 33,000 pounds; Akutan, with 25,000 pounds, Franklin, with 36,- 900 pounds, Arctic with 32,00O pounds, all selling for 51a and 4 cents pound.
 From the local banks Oceanic, with 18,000 pounds; Ethel A, with 18,000 pounds; Katalla, with 10000 pounds; all selling for 6A and cents pound; Alitak with 10000 pounds, selling for 6 and 4 cents pound; Wesley with 7500 pounds and Alma with 1000 pounds, both selling for 6l5 and cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-15
MORE BEER LICENSES
 ARE APPROVED
Ketchikan. Petersburg and Tenakee Firms Granted
 Licenses by Court


 Thirteen beer llcenses were granted today by the Federal dis trict, including two for beer dis pensaries. All were for out of town businesses.
 Ten were issued to Ketchikan ap- plicants, two to Petersburg and one to Tenakee. Two or three ad- ditional applications are pending before the court.
 New licenses issued today were: L. s. Ferris, beer dispensary, whole sale and retail. for the Stedman Hotel. Ketchikan; Ryus Drug Com pany, Ketchikan Grocery Com pany, Ben R. Kunze, all Ketchi- kan retail, Pioneer Cafe, Ketchi- kan restaurant and retail, West
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-15
ALTAR BOYS COUNCIL MEETS TO DECIDE ON SUMMER ACTIVITIES

At a special meeting of the All tar Boys kCouncil iof St. Anns Parish, held last Saturday in the parochial school building, Joseph Smith, President, appointed com mittee consisting of Frank Metz gar, John Doolin and Lincoln Tur- ner, to outline plans for the sum- mer appointment of servers and to arrange for a series of outdoor ac- tivities.
 It was decided to establish an altar boys camp at Pearl Karbor on the grounds of the Shrine of Saint Terese. and later in the sum- mer to hold a pacnic for the sen for boys at the site of the shrine
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-15

old cabin to the new kitchen and connect up the chimney.
 Camp Much Improved
 With the new kitchen, the camp will be much improved this year as in the event the weather is rainy, the boys can be moved from the tents to the old cabin, for which L. H. Metzgar has had built a fine big drum stove.
 Friends Invited to Camp
 Friends of the Scouts are in- vited to picnic at the cabin next Sunday and the one following and to lend hand in the work re- maining to be done as funds are lower than usual this year and much of the work will depend on volunteer labor.