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IN THE i. NlTiO> STATES DISTRICT
COI KT FOR l.Ui DISTRICT OF
ALASKA. DIVISION NLMHKR 1.
AT JL'XKAl .
No. J4T-A. NOHut and OKDKR.
c.Mit-jJ M'Ait-j OF AMERICA,
PlaintiXT,
The- instate oX llt.ViY c UOS:-.
IX ceased. ami ?. U . I'ET TIT,
C.erk of the tciteu tuiiea D;^
tsict Court for Uk Dairies, of
Alaska. Da.^.oi. Number On*. .
Utih.tvi.AS. t-.t i ...i-evl S -ACS Of
Aaterica ior the District oi Alaska,
It ed aa uiforu.u.uo:i tu the above en
Uled cWit:, iu.i.pu.i, Ui&i iivury
Cross died intestate, at h..c?.o', Al
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Skaguax, .a Ska^?ai i'rcv.:ui, I'i
\isioa Number O;. . District oi Al
aska, o t Oat iiu.. ired Tweut} -eight
Do'lars ai:vl ttvtat; u ->Tv?t,
?nd Urn said dv c ci>;J left u o Seirs
trouey. but !?at th same has escheat
ed U> and become the property of
the United States, aud that said
.s ao? ou deposit ?iUt sa.d K.
W. Pettit as Clerk of the District
Court for the D.?tr;ct of Alaska, D:
?
sa;d information j>rays thai the said
sum of moat : be adjudged and de
creed to b< ti t lawful property of
tht l niteU Stat? - . the plaintiff here
in;
EFRKD. that all persons interested
tu the sa;d
oititled Court, at Skai; way, Alaska,
?.nd show cause-, if a?y they ha\e.
on or before the i.ft . day of Aug
ust. A. D. J?ll. why the title to the
said e^uiti . a. or property should
tha? this Not. i and Order b pub
lished for six consecutive weeks 'n
tht. Si as way \la*kan, a newspaper
of general tircvlatkm, published in
Skyway Precinct, District of Alaska.
Dated this 11th day of May, A. P.
First publication May 15, 1911.
Last publication June 2T, 1911.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- V.-Law
P. O. Ho* E. Juneau, Alaska
M. B. LE FEVRE
Attorney- At-Law
8k*r*ay. ? ? Alaska
DR. L. S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods.
Open Evenings.
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
Ajaakas Building. ? Broadway.
Dental Supplies.
M. F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealers In ?
dental supplies
S4&-&2 C?utrai Bid*, , S>a.ttle, Wash
Orders by mail or cable will re
c*it? prompt at ution. Cataloga*
o* request
Engineers
H. P. M. B1RK1NBIME
ENGINEER
U. ?. Deputy Land and Mlnera
? ; Surveyor : ?
Polity Bldg. ? Hainea, Alaakt
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms for a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN v i ALASKA.
Arouiii ail jk> with d j acmu, !
Wa;
C4at rati &i aight;
io make any one "give
ou-"
Doan's Kuiney i'Jlla will give re
newed iiie.
Ihey will cure tiie backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
IS so.
Mrs. H. il. Thomas, 1402 34th St.,
c'ikiand, Cal., says:
' The mem of Doan's Kidney Pills
uaa been taoroughiy pro\en to me
and consequently 1 have no hesita
i on in recommending them. About
iwo years ago 1 suffered ?rom pains
ia kv back and 1 believe the trouble
vsajs caused by excessive running of
Uie sewing machine. As Doan's Kid
;.ej rills ha1 e been used by a mem
of our family with the best of
i^ulls, 1 was au\ised to try them.
\U?ch to my gratification they proved
to be just what I required, driving
. w ay my aches and pains and impro\
?ng my health, 1 have kept a supply
in Uie bouse since then, knowing
tha* they cai be relied upon to give
u-iief from kidney disorders."
For sale by ail dealers. Price 50
vtals. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Nts York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
lake no other.
nil now
DO NOT FAIL BECAUSE OK BAD
EYESIGHT.
The season o i acti\ tie* is upon
us, and every one should meet it
fully equipped to do his best and mak<
the most of Ms opportunities while
"tie season .3-ts. No one with de
? v Uve ey.js ;.nt can do his best- We
are prepared to fit the eyes with
?; . sses ihit *.11 make them capable
of meeting anj tests which you may
impose uoi ttem. Come and set1
us, and let us prove our statement. !
'.Ye like the show m;" men, be- j
ikuse our specialty is SHOWING PE(>
TLE Jl'ST WHAT WE CAN DO
Examinations do not cost a cent
Our repair department neveV was
ia better trim for work ? good work,
elective and business-. ike work. Try
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Our stock of everything in the
jewelry line leads. We have every
tL'iig you want.
CUR PRICES IN ALL LINES ARE
J. IKUTA,
Jeweler and Optician
Alaskans Find It Con
venient To Bank
In Seattle
Under our system there can be|
no delay, loss or expense. We main
tii.n a special department for the
Kindling of out-of-town accounts.
We shall be pleased to write you
concerning it if you will send us
your name.
Write today.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN G. PRICE, President
Northern Bank & Trust Bldg.
SEATTLE
ALASKA'S PARALLEL FOR 1776
Cob. tinned Croxn pa go three.
ELEVEN
Ht has affected to render th? mil
itary Independent of and superior to
Wte civil power.
T^e military in aii?ka in iw
when it was vsed to <Jrire the min
i.'^ from the'r claims and deliver
'hesn luto the possesion of the coi
rupt N'oyes t:ng, thought Itself .mi
!>crior to anything on earth. And it
ex>t away wlti it.
TWELVE
He has combined with others to
*>.ibject us to a Jurisdiction foreign
o our constitution and unacknowledg
ed by our laws.
Ajaska has neither a constitution*
nor laws of tU own, and therefore
rn> Jurisdictiri would bi foreign
rhi- jurisdiction of Alaska is nt>v
aua always l>as been foreign to the
co-.intry.
THIRTEEN
For cutting off our trad?> with all
parts of the world.
Atassa s truer nas not i < <?n c -t on
with all par's of the world, but it!'
hss been compelled to buy Its coal |
i'l Canada, and to pay to the United j '
Stales a duty thereupon.
FOURTEEN
i
Pot Imposing taxes upon us with
out our consent.
Every known busintr9 in Alaska
is taxed: T'jc telephone the rail
iv&d, the water system, the Hich'
plant, the hMting plant, the peanur
st-ire, the ci^ar stand ? it's all th<
same; everyone ha> to dis u]> Tht '.i
consent was r.o\er even asked.
FIFTEEN
J-\>r depriving us in many cases of
tiial by Jury.
It has deprived the coal land claim
ants of trial by jury. Yh land do
pai cment is combined prosecutor.
Jury and Jud^ And there is no ap
peal from its otcision.
SIXTEEN
For transporting us beyond the j
sips to be trltd for pretended offen
coal claimants nave icon trans
ported from Alaska to < hlcago to
federal grand juries. Ont of them
was followed to Rome. Italy, where
his deposition was taken. The coal
claimants hav> follow*?! the laws of
tcrpreted by tLe best Ivlb! author
SEVENTEEN
For abolishing the free system of
English laws in a neighboring prov
ince. establishing therein an ar
bitrary government and enlarging its
boundaries.
1A .-MASK ft ???? UUUUU.il i' - w ?
enlarged; thcv were restricted b?
were not abashed in Alaska. Thej ;
were arbitrarily set asi-V and sus
EIGHTEEN
For taking away our charters,
abolishing our most valuable laws
and altering fundamentally the forms
if our governments.
St 'f- government to be "a!terr-d fund- |
ainentally."
NINETEEN
tor suspending our own jegisia ;
tures and de<laring themselves in
vested with power to legislate for
us in all cases whatsoever. He has
abdicated government here by declar '
: ng us out of his protection and de
railing: war against us.
iia? uu jvt.^'<?vu. ?
ponded. It is indefinitely worse* oft
in fhis respect than wore 'he foiin
d<-rs of the American i-onstitntion
The government has noi been ah
abrogated by the President.
TWENTY
_ i : _ . f t i/? . it ?
He is at this time transporting |
large armies of foreign mercenaries
to complete works of death, des
elation and tyranny, already begun
?v-ith circumstances of cruelty and
ttrfidy scarcely paralleled in the
most barbarous ages and totally un
worthy the head of a civilized nation
A conuiuuu ui u
in Alaska by foreign merc>-nari>
kans are willing to a<ln : that th;?
condition was consummated "with
circunistan< es of cruel'" ami p^rfidj
barous ages, and totallv unworthy the
head of a civilized niUon." They
will use even stronger language thar
TWENTY-ONE
He has incited domestic insurrect
ion amongst i>s and has endeavored
to fcring on 1ue inhabitai ts of our
frontiers the merciless Indian sav
ages.
;mernai 'nsuirecuons u:i?e m-t-ii w
savages haw not bwn brought upoi
tUe residents of the frontier in war
faro. But tlit-y have been afflict' i
<vftft the merc'lesw attacks of savae* j
.mickrakers v lio have
represented the facts.
TWENTY-TWO
I ]n ovorv stAtrt of the<^ oppressions t
In every stage of the??e oppressions
we have petitioned for redress in the
most bumble terms.
the Alaskans l>ave petitioned for r<
dress In the most humble terms
V> lion they ? expended a thousand dol
lars in telegTams, Secretary Fishet
spent two cents in sending them ?
reply by letter that would be a mouth
In reaching ' s destination.
TWENTY-THREE
Our repeated petitions have been
answered only by repeated Injuries
A prince, whose character Is thus
'uarVtod by every act which may de
fine a tyrant Is unfit to be the
nik-r of a free people.
Repealed petitions 01 aiuhihi
have been answered by "repeated in
juries." No prince of the royal
blood could h;i\. ;i t ? i i: ? i . -t.i j
ily and tyrannically ^hau President
Roosevelt whti. he order. <1 that th>
land laws be suspends, !. He repeat
edly broke hej promise to the people
of Alaska to appoint Alaskans only
to federal positions within the terri
tory.
TWENTY-FOUR
Nor have we been wanting in at
tention to our British brethren: We
have warned them from time to time
of a'.tempts Ky their legislature to
-xtend an unwarrantable jurisdiction
over us. We have reminded them of
the circumstances of our emigration
and settlement here. We have ap
Nor have the poopie ot a *? ? n ? ?
been wanting In attention to their
American brethren. They even pay
ra'lroad and other taxes tc the gov
ernment which the govprr.nifnt spend
in bettering the conditions of their
little brown brothers in the Philip
pines ? the murderous, but misunder
stood, Moro ar.d the kindly, gentle,
ro.iFranlDilty />nd we hav* c onjnred
ri'd *o disavow th<w nsurpatlonu,
T1:ey. too, have b?ii d*af to th*
io* I Th'r ??rn
1 jd tbeHr br-thnn in tho 1 nit?4 8Ut#?
'tin tim* t? tl?<? of zf!*mft9?*n
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*'wr^ to w.~?4 an on??rrantabl*
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?cars have *.>p?-?1?h1 to tliolr "R?Ut*
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rr.? ProMmt and ro?ti * ?<?? of th?
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