Alaska Prohibits Sale of Alcohol Starting 1918 Under Federal Act
The act prohibits manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors in Alaska from January 1, 1918. It defines intoxicants, sets penalties for violations, and details pharmacist permits, carrier records, sacramental wine provisions, and enforcement. It allows district courts to issue permits for scientific and medical use and establishes nuisance and forfeiture provisions. Approved February 14, 1917.
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Alaska
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Territory
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Territory of Alaska
Territory of
Gsy Club
United States Internal Revenue Tax Receipts
Nana
United Fates
Palice Pharmacy
Internal Revenue
United Internal Revenue
Fisheries and ‘Forestry Crvies
Bureau of Education
Atierne
Jorce
Peru
Ala
District Courts of
Unmarried William D. Bocker Sought by Ill Mother in Utah
William D. Bocker, 25, recently moved from San Francisco to Alaska about 18 months ago, is sought by his ill mother Mrs. A. S. Bocker of 261 West Second North Street Salt Lake City Utah.
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William D. Bocker
Alaska
San Francisco
A. S., Bocker
West Second North Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Skagway Donates 35000 to Liberty Loan for Town of 700
Skagway contributes 35000 to the Second Liberty Loan, amounting to about 50 per resident based on a 700 population. The donation highlights local support for the wartime loan drive.
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Skagway
Liberty Loan
For Sale Dogteam and Sled Inquire Van Kirk Power Plant
For sale dogteam and sled available with contact at Van Kirk Power Plant. Tub and steam baths offered at all hours at Sny der House Flat.
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van Kirk
Steem
Snyder House
YANKEES TO BEAR BRUNT OF BATTLE
Secretary of War Baker said American troops will be the principal fresh reserve on Europe’s battlefields and bear the brunt of fighting. He noted enemy awareness of this and linked peace feelers and an intensive West front drive to the same fact. He also reported Teuton efforts in Macedonia and Italian lines repelling Teutons. The U.S. shipbuilding for the first year is one-fifth complete.
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Washington
Europe
Baker
West Front
W. W. Agents Face Ugly Charge
Chicago authorities accuse I W W agents of shipping rock salt containing poison and disease germs from St Louis to cattle dealers in the South and West, alleging the shipments were deliberate to injure livestock.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Forfeiture Notice on Rainbow and Mon Mining Claims Alaska
Notice to J F Baird Marie Baird and Charles Hoxsie and heirs that $100 annual labor was expended in 1915 and 1916 on the Rainbow association claim at the head of Flat Creek Otter precinct Alaska and on the adjoining Mon association claim to hold the claims under Section 2524 of the Revised Statutes and its 1880 amendment.
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J. F. Baird
Marie Baird
Charles Hoxsie
Rainbow Association
Flat Creek
Otter Precinct
Territe Alaska
Mon Association
Abey Scribed Rainbow Association
United Eend
Coowners Face Forfeiture Of Placer Claims
Notice to coowners of two placer mining claims warns that failure to contribute shares within ninety days of service or publication will transfer their interests to the subscribers who have funded expenditures. Names Gro W Albrecht and Cas E Taylor cited. First publication November 3 1917. Last publication February 2 1918.
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Gro. W. Albrecht
Cas
E. Taylor
Forfeiture Notice on Ophir Creek Placer Claims
Co owner Alfred Johnson warns Gus Johnson and heirs that from 1913 to 1916 he spent labor and improvements on Lower 3 4 wood 5 above upper discovery placer claims on Ophir creek Alaska. If Gus Johnson does not contribute 200 dollars per claim within 90 days after service and publication, his interest may be forfeited to Johnson. Date Ophir September 4 1917. Published Feb 2 19
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Gus Johnson
Ophir Creek
Innoke
Territory of
Alaska
United States
Ophir
Alfred Johnson
Partnership dissolution of Otter Dredge Company Alaska
Notice states the dissolution of the Otter Dredge Company partnership between Joseph E. Riley and Lottie R. Marston in Otter precinct Alaska Fourth division. Marston sells her interest to Riley who will continue the business under the same firm name Otter Dredge Company. Dated September 30 1917.
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Joseph E. Riley
Lottie R. Marston
Otter Dredge Company
Otter Precinct
Territory of
Alaska
Joseph KE. Riley
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Shipper
Transportation Com
Pany
Uus
Jude
Macedonia
Germany
Macedo
W. W
CICAR
J. W. Farrell
General Merchandise Discovery
Otter
Mitchell Lumber Co
Merchants’ Cafe
Robt
Soutar
Crosby
Caribou St
Bet
Black and Willow Sts
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