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KERENSKY IN DANGER.
Man/ Factions In Russia Would
Lika to Sea War Minister Out.
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Reports have It that Minister of War
Alexander K. Kerensky, the energetic
young Russian leader, Is In danger of
assassination at all times. He goes
about with a strong bodyguard every
day. Maximalist anarchists have been
■ the most active In starting internal
troubles In Russia, and It Is thought
they wouldn’t hesitate to take Keren
sky's life If they got the chance to
do It.
While Fritz Nelson, a miner was
wot king at Porcupine, a dynamite cap
exploded in h,s hand, completely blow
ing off the member. He was placed
In a wagon to he taken to Haines for
treatment, and on the road the king
bolt of the wagon gave way. permit
ting the wag m to run back down a
slight grade and over a bluff 225 feet
high. When a team and wagon was
sent to the foot of the bluff it was
found that Nelson had escaped unin
jured. although the wagon was
mashed to hits.
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Newest Ge irgttto Crepe Waists at
Mrs. Kate Rolfo's.
SCENE IF STRIFE
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BfSBEK, Ari/., Aug. Id. — Tills min
Mng camp town, which has attracted so
much attention recently because of
the labor and I. W. \V. troubles here,
Is one of the most unique and pictur
esque of the oi l mining canrps of the
southwest. Kounded by old time pros
poctors who followed Ed Schlefflln,
Warren and other pioneers Into the
Cochise country mineralized district.
Blsbee is built on top of a half dozen
red hills and al mg the floor and sides
of as many more gulches. The houses
are perched on high knobs, or built
one above the ether on the sides of the
gulches.
Because there are no streets cross
ing at right angles in the town, there
can he no block number system of
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TO HELP HOOVER.
President Tenor of National League
li 8ti f I In Baseball, However.
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Photo by American press Association.
President John K Teller's enlist*
ment as a volunteer on Mr Hoover's
stuff does not mean that lie will quit
liaseball "1 have no Intentto • to re
sign." said he when asked about It
‘I was In Washington for s few days
utid liecame Interested In the food . on
servatlon matter, which will need cure
ful handling when It becomes a law "
The fight between Mayor Valentine,
of Juneau, and the city council o\er
the purchase by the city council of
certain waterfront property Tor the
establishment of accommodations for
the fishermen. Is on. The members
of the council have voted to purchase
the property, and in tills they are
hacked by the business men of the
city. Valentine is opposing the pro
position and threatens to veto the or
illnance providing for the purchase of
the property.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To R. a. Lindsay:
You are hereby notified and will
lake notice, that we. the subscribers.
Frank Farnam and Jack O'Hara, have
expended as the annual assessment re
quired by law the following sums on
the following described quartz claims
Luring the year A. I). 1916, the sum of
*'<0© In labor and money on The Ange
line and Sybil and Greenstone and
Cosmopolitan and the Abe Lincoln and
Avalanche, situated on Snag river In
the White (fiver recording district at
t'blsann. Territory of Alaska, the lo
cat Ion notices of which are of record
In the office of the U. S. commissioner
and district recorder at Ghisana
Alaska.
If you fail and refuse within ninety
(90) days from the personal service of
• his notice. If personal service be had
or within ninety |9») days after the
publication of this notice, to contri
bute your proportions of such expen
diture as a co-owner, your proportion
belie: as follows: Frank Farnam.
$L' io 00; Jack O'Hflra, $200.00; R. A.
Limi- ay, $200.00, your respective inter
est:. In and to said mineral claims and
*“*'*• :i"<l every one of them will be
come i he property of the subscribers,
wlm rue your co owners. and who have
mode the expenditures and improve
ments as above mentioned on said
mineral quartz claims, pursuant to the
provision of the said statute and the
said session laws
frank farnam.
JACK O'HARA.
First publication. June 21, 1917.
Of. PART ME NT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office, Juneau!
Alaska.
July 19, 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that William
•lilil.s, of ('hitina. Alaska, has filed in
this of I ice notice of his intention to
make final five year proof to estab
lish his homestead claim under the
provisions of the aet of March 3, 1903
Stat. 102S), to the land embraced
in U. IS. survey 1225. situated about
one half mile north of the town of
Chitlnu. in the Copper river valley,
latitude 01 degrees 32 minutes north,
longitude 141 degrees 27 minutes west,
ami more particularly described as fol
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. 1, whence
I . S. L. M. No, 590 bears south 32
degrees 31 minutes east, 02,73 chains,
thence west 20 chains to corner No 2
thence north 20 chains to corner No!
i, thence east 20 chains to corner No
4. theme south 20 chains to corner
No l. the place of beginning, contain
ing an area of 40 acres. Mag. Var, 31
degrees east.
Said proof will he established by the
lestlmony or said William Tibbs be
fore the IT. s. commissioner, (', M
Berry, at his office at Chitina, Alaska,
m the 31st day of October, 1917, at
10 o clock a. til., and by the testimony
if two of the following witnesses, viz:
Ihomas H. Holland. William Clark,
>. V. Nelson and William Mahone, all
>f Chitina, Alaska.
C.'TI. WALKER.
Register.
I lrst publication, August 4, 1917.
Last publication, October G, 1917.
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