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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
3
This text outlines requirements for placer and lode mining in Alaska, detailing annual assessment work, survey credits, claim size limits, powers of attorney, recording of work, penalties for false affidavits, and procedures for locating lode and tunnel claims and millsites. It specifies labor values, survey credit limits, and timelines for recording certificates and affidavits.
A detailed provision set governs proof of annual labor and improvements for millsite and lode claims in Alaska Territory. It includes filing affidavits showing $25 value of work, recorder fees, Treas urer receipt in lieu of labor, and survey requirements. It covers amended location notices, field notes, recording rules, annual work thresholds of $100 per claim, common labor for grouped locations, and strict filing deadlines within 90 days after year end. It also lists required affidavit contents, such as claim name, location, work details, dates, days worked, costs, payer, wages, travel exclusion, and eight-hour work rule.
White Pass sleighs hauling 300 cases of eggs broke through the ice near Tahkini river below Whitehorse. Most damaged eggs were salvaged or repacked after a crew dubbed egg wipers worked to save the consignment. Damaged eggs were discarded into the river as shipments to Fairbanks from Seattle could not be localised. American pens hold about half Britain's market for such conveniences.
A Seattle motor accident report claimed Captain Sid Barrington of Lidy Streams Navigation Company lost a leg. Captain Steve Martin, once with Captain Barrington on the Vidette, arrived from the Outside and relayed the rumor. Barrington replied that he is well and nothing is wrong. Separately, Alaska Territory District Court orders a special term at Iditarod on June 28, 1915, to handle public business. The order, signed by Judge Charles E. Bunnell, directs notice through the court clerk, E. Clark, with deputy G. Geraghty.
In Otter Precinct Alaska Peter Thibault appointed administrator of the estate of Joseph Nolet deceased. Creditors must present validated claims to the administrator at his Front Street residence in Discovery Otter Precinct Alaska per law. First publication May 20 1918 last publication June 9 1915.
Notice of forfeiture to Robert Evans informs that labor and improvements amounting to one hundred dollars were expended in 1914 on the Gold Run Group mining claim near Little Creek in the Smoky district of Alaska. If, within 90 days after publication, the co owner fails to contribute his share, his interest will vest in the signer Robert Evans under the U S Revised Statutes. Published dates noted April 17, 1908 and July 17, 2006.
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