REPORT SAYS
THAT FOURTH
IS FOR SULZER
(Special to the Dally Times)
FAIRBANKS, Oct. 28.—'Terrltorla
Attorney General George Grigsby ad
dressed an overflowing crowd at thi
Auditorium Saturday night, refutinj
completely all Wlckeraham's charge:
and reversing the situation here t>:
placing Wickersham on the defen
sive. Mr. Grigsby was enthusiastic
ally received, and his address was in
terruptcd by frequent applause.
It is the consensus of opinion fo
the first time that Wickersham "11
lose the town of Fairbanks. Many o
the former delegate's strongest su|
porters either are silent or are opcnl;
supporting Sulzer.
Mr. Grigsby delivered three ad
dresses at Nenana and at the rai
road camps, and walked to Brook
and addressed the entire voting p«I
illation there. Brooks district ha
heretofore been practically concede
to Wickersham. Sulzer Is now sui
te have a majority.
Mr. Grigsby spoke at Ghatanik
and at the railroad camp at Ilappj
the tour ending with the meetin
here Saturday night. He leaves her
tomorrow for the coast.
The meetings everywhere wore a
tended by great crowds and the a
torney general was accorded an ei
thusiastic reception.
Idltarod reports a big majority i<
Sulzer. Tanana and Hot Springs di:
tricts a slight majority. Ruby and th
lower Yukon are strong for Sulze
and Fort Yukon. Circle, Eagle an
other outlying precincts are est
mated at two to one for Sulzer.
The vole in this division is poss
lily not more than three-fifths as lars
as .11 the last delegatoship elertio
Bets that Sulzer will carry tl
Fourth diiision remain uncovered.
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The steamer Northwestern is sched- r
uled to sail for Seattle, via the inside j
passage, at 6 o'clock tonight, with the q
following passengers from here: f
Mr. and Mrs. Cl. H. Birch, M. Finkel- ^
stein. Miss Jane Murray, Nels Hawk- c
inson and family, K. G. ltobinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Wittlg, I). D. Irwin and wife,
I Miss Marshall, F. Kernan. Mrs. Ben
son, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Barnes, J. E.
. Nelson, F. Kelly, F. Radovan, Mrs. F.
. Radovan, J. 1*. Coren, Mrs. Coren, T.
| Thompson. E. Martensen, A. Marten
, sen, C. Wadhants, J. Keenan. I’. A.
Walden, Pete Olson, O. C. Reiton, C.
II. Manning. Mrs. Manning. Mrs. Bee,
C. Sulzer, H. Thompson. C. H. Cawker,
F. McConaugh, Mrs. ltudler, T. R. Mc
Clellarn. Nels Bosech, E. O. Telespoo,
! J. Hanson, B. E. Bee, Modesto Guer
. one, Tom Nelson, E. Gordon, M. Zar
vos, A. F. Parker, C. Hanson, C. Sum
meralin, Tom Teets, C. A. Barson, W.
King. 11. Rogalli. Tom Mattos, W. M.
Crosby, J. W. Brown, C. F. Buebber.
Henry Alheight, Joe Benasey, M. J.
Florence, Sivert Wern, Gust Erickson, ;
5 E. O. Seberg, John Rosequist, A. Kiddi.
A. Salmon, J. F. Hoag, A. Gossman. A.
1 Anderson, C. W. Morris. Dan Hasnow.
* J. Bozach, H. Bamareaux, and Miss
llrasch.
1 The steamer Alameda sailed for Se
' I attle at 10 o'clock Sunday morning
’j with the following passengers for Sc
attle: Edward F. Medley. Malcolm
Brock, (!. A. Madden. E. II. Boyer. J
M. Elmer. Mrs. T. Rickert, S. Hagan.
Mrs. S. Hagan. H. Wagner. Sig Iiar-j
‘ lund, E. B. Stephens, C. Ennis, W
Hartman, J. Thompson. Oswald Kuhn.!
r B (‘animus, Carrol Pierce, J Par
;'| quette, John Pocraglis, Emery Gra-j
e j ham, C. F. Townsend, E. M. Ball, I.
■j Wingate, H Bamaroux. Mrs. Bama-i
'* ronx. o. Olson. Carl Garwood, Hans
1 j Christensen. E B. Barham. J. E. Me
! ('anil. M. Bindley. .1. Oliver, I’. W
H Kern. S. li. Olson. A. Wilson, Haipb
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1 Stone. Herman Maid, E W. Green.
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| Driscoi. Ciiarle-, Bloom. t' Peterson.
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; ! Meyers. F. Emil, (ins Kenner, Bonis
i Melmff. S. S. Whitikor, I Osomoif.
! Pete Dune. F. Ilermando John Olson,
e J r tn Nugent. Gideon Yollcaur. W
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eorge Dentopolis, Goel Rumqulst
harles Norgard, Gab Hogluns, F
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. Peterson. M. Gencle, Ed S Olson
I. Padua, J. Wakkuri, E. Stelnen
one Iluchiane, Curl Bowman, Georgt
ouback, Alfred Storm, .1 H. San
ord, John Back, W. Smith, J. Malta
ulso, J. R. Hoglund, W. 11. Bene
losh.
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FORFEITURE NOTICE
ft To Gust Carlstrom:
ft You are hereby notified that I havt
ft: expended during the years 1911 am
ft: 1916 $200 in labor and improvements
ft: upon the “Deep Gulch" placer mining
■ft claim, srtuate on right limit of Chititi
ft creek, adjoining No. 8 creek claim ami
ft: on first tier of benches, In Nizina
fti mining district, McCarthy recordinf
ft: precinct, Alaska, the location certiti
ft: cate of which Is found of record ir
■ft Book 9. Page 41, In the office of tht
ft: recorder of said recording precinct
ft: in order to hold said claim under th<
ft: provisions of Section 2324 of the He
■ft vised Statutes of the United Statei
ft: and the amendments thereto approver
ft: January 22, 1880, concerning annua
ft: labor upon mining claims, being thr
ft: amount required to hold said claln
•ft for the period ending on the 31st da)
ft: of December, 1914, and the 31st da)
ft: of December, 1916; and if wlthir
ft: ninety days after the publication o!
ft this notice, you fall or refuse to con
ft: tribute your proportion of such ex
ft: pendlture as a co-ownor, whicl
ft: amounts to $100, your Interest in thr
ft: claim will become the property of thr
■ft subscriber, your co-owner, who hai
■ft made the required expenditure, b)
ft: the terms of said section
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■ft Last publication, Nov. 16, 1918.
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