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Victoria, June 3.—Wm. Mackenzie
and D. D. Mann, president and vice
president of the 'anadian Northern
railway, have purchased Nanalmc
coal property valued at 34,OO0,OCc.
The output of these mines is 2,000
tons per day. : '
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San Francisco, June 3.—All busi
ness in connection with the Panama
exposition is at a standstill until the
selection of a site has been determin
ed, Golden Gate Park being the fa
vorite place at this time.
J*tris, June 3.—Mary Frothing
ham, of New York, who was recently
married to Count Tolstoi, finds that
he has two other wives wnich he mar
ried after having a. good dinner. -
New York, June 3.—Six magazines
have consolidated and incorporated
for 34,000,000. They include Hamp
ton's, Columbian, Home, Sterling,
Farm Review and Woman’s Review.
Seattle June 3.—Five men have
’
been arrested charged with defraud
ing the government out of |7,00d
in navy yard bids.
SMITH LOSES IH
41 ROUND
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Sap Francisco, June 3.—Charlie
Miller wins in his fight with Gunboat
Smith in the fourth round.
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Washington, May 31.—After re
ceipt District Attorney Walker’s re
port of his investigation of the dem
onstration at Cordova the Depart
ment of Justice has decided to take
no action against those who partici
pated in the ‘‘coal party.”
M work at the Loader office.
INFORMATION WANTED.
In regard to-Max Mordeja, born
at Zagorze, Russisch Polen, on Dec.
22, 1885, who Immigrated to the U.
S. A. in 1910, and who went to Cor
dova, Alaska- his- last address being
Cordova, Alaska, camp 122.
some Hack
EAST
Kansas City, June 3.—The mer
cury registers 105 throughout the
southwest and there is much suffer
ing in consequence.
MEXICANSVOTE
Mexico city, June 3.—The elec
tion- will be held on October 1 for
electors who will name the new pres
ident on October 15.
welITdefeats
LEACH
New York, June 3.—In a ten
round contest Matt Wells gets a de
cision over Leach Cross.
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LOPEZ’ESCAPE IS
Cananea, June 3.—Reo Lopez, who
wa9 ordered imprisoned by General
Madero, was shot by guards while
attempting to escape.
LORIMER WANTS
TO BEHEARD
Chicago, June 3.—Senator Lori
mer today wired the Senate commit
tee requesting that he be allowed to
testify in his own behalf.
New Orleans, June 3.—Jeff Davis’
birthday is being generally observed
throughout the South.
turkITout
ATJALE
New Haven, June 3.—A Turk
wins two coveted prizes at Yale uni
versity.
New York, May ol.—Theodore
Roosevelt wants a powerful navy so
that the .United-States can force ar
bitration of policies that this coun
try is upholding' .
Washington, May 31.—President
Taft declines to change his summer
residence from Beverly.
DR. A F. HEMP
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MacCORMAC HOTEL, CORDOVA,
v" • Telephone 20
.1®fvtesto:-.E. Mi^lm
Washington, june 3.—Secretary of
State Philander C. Knox refuses to
give up the confidential papers of his
department to a probing committee
of the House.
Washington. May 31.—The govern
ment decides to follow the Supreme
Court rules of reason in shaping its
policies.
Rome. May 31.—The Pope is suf
fering from an affection of the ar
teries.
Topeka. June 3.—The state of Kan
sas wants IS,000 harvestmen.
CHIEFREFUSE8I0
fiETOUT
San Francisco, June 3.—Chief of
Police Seymour, who was removed
for grafting, refuses to abdicate and
his successor. White, takes legal steps
to secure the office.
Belfast. Me., May 31.—The Ham
burg-American Steamship line has
sel in the world, which will be 950
placed an order for the biggest ves
feet long and a floating palace.
Mining Companies and
Mineral Claim Owners
Publication of Final Proof Notices
Preparations are now making by many com
panies for the securing of patents to copper and
gold claims in that rich mining section known
as the Chitina-Kotsina-Xizina district. Publi
cation of final proof must be made in accord
ance with the requirements of the law- which
are contained in the following excerpts of in
structions issued by the Geueral Laud Office at
Washington:
A notice of intended final proof must be published
in a newspaper of established character and of general
circulation in the vicinity of the land affected thereby,
such paper having a fixed and well known place of pui>
lication.
Xo newspaper shall be deemed a qualified medium
of notice unless it shall have been continuously publish
ed during an unbroken period of six months immediate
ly preceding the publication of the notice, nor unless it
shall have applied for and been granted the privilege of
transportation in and by the United States mails at the
rate provided by law for second-class matter, a privilege
available to all newspapers having a legitimate list of
subscribers and a known place of publication.
The notice must in all cases be published in the news
paper which may be issued at a place nearest to the lands
which the notice affects. By the word “nearest" as here
used it is not intended that geographical proximity shall
be measured on an air line drawn between the land and
the place of publication, but by the length of the shortest
and piincipally traveled thoroughfare between such
places, being the highway ordinarily used and employed
for travel by vehicles of any kind.
The law invests registers with discretion in the se
lection of newspapers to l>e the media of notice in such
cases as are here referred to.
Persons seeking to establish their right to a legal title
to any public lands are not authorized to interfeie with
the discretion of the register in the choice of a news
paper in which to publish notice of their claims; nor
will any designation of a newspaper made by a register,
in the reasonable exercise of that discretion, be disturbed
on the ground that the claimant recommended anotlier
newspaper.
Upon the receipt of the papers, if no reason appears
for rejecting the application, the register will, at the ex
pense of the claimant (who must furnish the"agreement
of the publisher to hold applicant for patent alone respon
sible for charges of publication), publish a notice of such
application for the period of sixty days in a newspaper
published nearest to the claim, and will post a copy of
such notice in his office for the same period.
The law imposes upon registers the duty of procuring
the publication of proper final-proof notices, and charges
the claimant with no ooligation in that Itelialf. except
that he shall bear and pay the cost of such publication.
The Chitina Leader
fills the above requirements, and will publish
the necessary notices at less than 50 cents per
line, the price allowed by law to weekly news
papers, for the entire publication during sixty
days. So that there may be no delay, publish
ers’ agreement should be secured by writing to
WILL A. STEEL, HARRY G. STEEL,
Publishers of
The Chitina Leader, Chitina, Alaska
Cordova Daily Alaskan, Cordova
Or to the SEATTLE OFFICE, 551 Column
Building.
GEO. DOOLEY
General Commission Merchant
Agent: Agent:
Armour’s Hot Drink Supplies Fire Extinguishers
Knhn Bros. “Monogram” Royal Typewriter Co.
“What We Haven't Got We Get”
New and Second-Hand Goods Bought and Sold
: I- J- ST. CLAIR T. W. CLONTNGER,
Proprietors
THE WORKINGMAN’S RESORT
LOG CABIN BAR
WINES, LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS
Solo,"Pool and Billiard Tables. Comfortable Chairs
and Reading Room up stairs.
Restaurant and Assay Office" in Connection!
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CORDOVA’S RIG STORE
S. BLUM & O.’S
WE SOLICIT YOUR O^ERS
We Carry a Large Stock of :
General Merchandise
Of Every Description
Hating been in the outfitting business for many years^ tve are
particularly well equipped to furnnish your outrit, whether lurge
of small.
We have reduced the price of hay & oats t $50 per ton (in ton lots)
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
We Will Save You Money Cordova, Alaska.
The Nevada
Just Open
Special Line of OLD CROW and other Standard Brands
of Whiskies. Double Stamp Goods, Bottled in Bond are
-oundhere. Special Wines a ad Liauors for Family use.
Our prices are the lowest a ^d sroods the best in town
WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE.
Watch this space for fntrre announcements
McCUTCHEON GRIFFITHS. Prons.
The Fort Seward military band is
touring southeast Alaska, giving con
certs.
The Indian police service in south
east Alaska is to be resumed on July
1st.
Two theatrical companies will tour
Alaska this summer.
Pete’s Lodging
House
AND
SECOND HAND STORRE
CHiliNA HEIGHTS
Bunks 25c: Beds 50c.
PETER CORDES. Prop.
Chitina
Pharmacy
Drugs Toilet Articles
and magazines our
Specialties
Parisian Chocolates
The Best of the Bast
Mi Eleccion Cigars
An All-Havana Smoke
A. G. MOREY, Proprietor
Chitina, Alaska.
SAVOY
RESTAURANT
Opposite Chitina Trading Co.
The Only First-Class Cafe in
Chitina
An.erican and European 1'iau
Dinner 75c up
A la Carte all day
Cater to special dinner parties.
Read the Leader for the news.
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