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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
7
This text outlines Alaska mining law from 1912 detailing annual assessment work for placer claims, rules on survey credits, claim size limits, and penalties for false affidavits. It covers lode claims including location, boundaries, discovery, and record-keeping, plus tunnel rights and millsite rules with required annual expenditures and recording procedures.
The act requires affidavits showing twenty five dollars of labor or improvements for millsites and sets filing, recording, and fee rules. It details survey requirements, amended location notices, annual work of one hundred dollars per claim or per group, and the need for detailed employee and cost descriptions. Failure triggers relocation voidability after one year. Approved April 20 1915.
White Pass sleighs carrying eggs broke through ice near Tahkini river thirteen miles below Whitehorse. Roughly three hundred cases entered water but only a few dozen broke. most were saved and repacked. Damaged eggs were discarded to prevent spoilage, leaving a disrupted Seattle to Fairbanks shipment. American fountain pens hold about half the British market for their kind.
The Dawson News reported Captain Sid Barrington of the Lidy Streams Navigation Company allegedly lost a leg in an earlier accident, with Captain Steve Martin noting Barrington’s condition as fine. The Alaska District Court in Iditarod orders a special term beginning June 28 1915 at 11 a.m. to handle public welfare and court business.
The Probate Court Otter Precinct Alaska names Peter Thibault as administrator of the Joseph Nolet estate. Creditors holding claims against the decedent must present verified claims at his Front street residence in Discovery, Otter Precinct, Alaska, per law. First publication May 20 1918 and last publication June 9 1915.
Co owner Robert Evans warns that after ninety days from last publication failure to contribute to a $100 expenditure on the Little Creek mining claim on Creek in Smoky District Alaska will transfer the interest to Evans. Location recorded in Vol 10 Page 6 Innoke Nin ing Records. First publication April 17 1908 and second July 17 2006.
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