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IRRI3P0NSIBLG REPORTING
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A newa disnatch from Victoria
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says thaj a new ore body struck in
the Premier mine increases the
value' of tjie property $8,000,000.
Wl ■ • f I i\: i « T '' ' V/J.
e would like to know now the
feporter arrived at his figures. V, e
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wonld like to know pow an absi •
lute value can be placed on a. y
new ore body. If fhere is a report*
11) Victoria who can determine
/mng!s v due witjiouj, developa.
the ore, he h s no business in V u.
toria. His piace is with one of tlx
big iqipipg companies \yby, th>
Guggenheims, for ipstance, wouU.
pay spcj} a piap apy pfice jtfiat ht
might name to keep hup in then
employ.
Just imagine Wjiat if woul.
mean if gome njan, jyhen a new on
Body is encoijntefed, popld gay with
authority: fiff body is wort!
such apd suqh g prjqe.” it wouh
obviate gj) necp§gj|y for explpratory
work in mining, and save to th»
industry millions of dollars.
The Victoria dispatch is just
piffle, a$ arp ninety-nipe per cent
of news dispatehpf concerning min
ing. They are almost invariably
written by reporter* who know not
one ioata about mining.
Sometimes this ignorance hurt*
the mining industry; it never helpt
it. Sometimes the reports are piti
ful in their stupidity, sometimes
laughable, and sometimes just fool
ish. A paper in Republic once re
ported that a certain property was
"sinking an upraise” and “building
a winze.” “They have passed
through the gouge,” it said in an*
other report, "and within ten feet
expect to hit the gangue.”
Such reports do no harm, but do
they help?
IT CANT BE DONE
“Commissiener A. W. Fox im
posed a fine of $600 and a sentence
of 45 days in jail at 11 o'clock this
morning.”—Ketchikan Chronicle.
What we want to know is, how
can anyone serve 45 days in jail at
11 o’clock in the morning?
We were going to ask you to
swat the fly, but you netdn’t, now.
You do not need to wait for
spring time to spring yourself.
Send the Miner to a friend.
A large tobacco firm has adopted
the slogan; “Roll your own." It
is said that married women are the
most adept at this, having had so
much practice in rolling their own
husbands.
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ALIAS
- UNIONS
! IV THE DISTRICT rqup'i jr0p THF
r'RRITOBY OF ALASKA. DIVISION
N’U'TFl? OV R, AT KETCHIKAN
'TASK A.
WM. Mr crew.
PlainnfT
vs
DKI. WAKEFIELD
nee DFT. NICHOLS
AND
BILLIE I.AHERR,
Defendants f
TO Del Wakefield nee $el Nichols, and
Billie T.nherr, Defendants. GIJEETING:
IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED
STATES Cf AMERICA. You. and each
f you. are hereby commanded to be and
inpear in'-tj.' i)} >•/ . . entitled Court
mlden at Ketchikan, in sai^d Division o'
aid District and answer the complaint
He I against you iff the above-entitled
iction. within thirty days from the date
f the service of this summons and a
~npy of said complaint upon you. ahd. if
vou fail so to appear and answer, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will take
judgement against you and each of you,
.or the sum specified in said complaint,
ind will apply to the Court for the relit,
iemanded therein, a copy of which said
complaint is herewith served upon you.
This suit is brought to recover judgement
against the defendants, and each of them
■n the sum of $2485.00 fpr mpney loaned,
jrder to publish summons dated January
27, 1922, and command? publication ol
,aid summons in the Hyd r Alaska
Miner for the period of once a week for
ox weeks, You are commanded to an
'.wer ims summons wumn imrty aays
after the expiration of said period of pub
lication.
And you, the United States Marshal
of Division No, 1, of the District of Alas
ka, or any deputy, are hereby required
10 make service of this summons upon
the said defendants, and each of them,
as by law required, and you will make
due return hereof to the Clerk of this
Court within forty days trom the date cf
its delivery to you, with an endorsement
hireon of your doings in the premises.
Publish February 8, IS and 22. and
March t. 8. 15 and 22, 1922.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
hereto set my hand and affixed the seal
of the above Court, at Ketchikan Alaska,
this 27th day of January, 1922.
JOHN H. DUNN.
CLERK OF COURT.
CHAS. H. COSGROVE. Attorney for
Plaiiltlir, Ketchikan, Alaska.
C. H. SUNDMACHER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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