Mutchler Returns From Mysterious Stampede
George Mutchler and party return from a Yukon area stampede begun June 2 after a mysterious prospect near Marshall City. The Sea Wolf reports little wealth at the site with no pay dirt found, while other party members pursue a separate voyage up the upper Yukon aboard the Green Swede and Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lison
George Mutehler
Seitement
Jack Mutehler
Herb Kearney
Louis Seyler
Yukon
Tolovana
Dikemsn
Pioneer
Iditarod
Alaska
Marshall City
Marshall
Bonanza
Muicbler Brothers
George Mutchler
Jack Mutchler
Frank Waskey
Trip
Jorge Mutchler
Msde
Mutchler
Jack Cameron
Marie F
Iditarod Ladies Leave for Trips to Outside
Passengers depart on the Prairie Bell last Tuesday to connect with the steamer Delta at Dikeman. Mrs Joseph H Smith wife of the Iditarod hardware merchant and Mrs Tom McMshon wife of a Flat City businessman travel with other ladies and companions named Onyett, Marsh, and Marius Jacobsgaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Bell
Delta
Dikeman
Joseph H. Smith
Iditarod
Tom McMshon
Flat City
Onyett
Child
Otter Creek
George Marsh
A. G. McLeod
Marius Jacobsgaard
Iditarod Gun Club Trap Shoot At City Grounds
The Iditarod Gun Club held a trap shooting event on their grounds in the western part of the city on Sunday. Members show improving scores, with potential expert shooters emerging, though many players refuse to publish their scores yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iditarod Gun Club
Boas the Clothier Opens New Flat Storefront
Notices advertise a new Boas the Clothier shop at Flat with placards mentioning a storefront opening. Read as a brief promotional item describing the new location and signage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boas
Laborers' Lien Law for Mining Claims and Dredges in Alaska
An act establishing liens for labor on mines mining claims dredges mills and related property in Alaska Territory. It creates priority liens on mines dredges dumps and fixtures, requires filing within thirty days after work ends, and allows action in district court for foreclosure with specified costs. The measure treats multiple claims as one mine when connected and sets limits on lien duration and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Alaska
Isbor
Recorder’s Office
United States
Mining Liens Act Provisions and Definitions Declared
The act clarifies lien priorities and sale order, extends foreclosure procedures, and defines mining terms. It covers mine and mining claim scope, mineral deposits, mill machinery, dumps, and different property classes for lien enforcement. Emergency enactment takes effect on approval.
Letter of Appreciation From T. J. Lynch's Nephew
Percy Charles reports a March 27 letter from Thomas J. Campbell of Washington D C nephew of T. J. Lynch who died January 17 at Flat City and was buried there under Moose lodge auspices. He thanks those who gave the uncle a suitable burial despite relatives' absence and recalls the stormy funeral as noted in The Pioneer. He adds an offer of help and mentions two stores Flat and Iditarod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Charles
Thomas J. Campbell
Washington, D. C
T. J. Lynch
Flat City
Moose Lodge
Flat
Iditarod
Boas
Clothier
Edna Brings News Of Diskaket Post Office Closure
The Edna captained by James Haley arrived from Innoko river points with passengers and gear for the discontinued Diskaket post office. Over the past month it ran two trips to Cripple City to move Max Sinel’s trading goods. Sinel’s store removal leaves Diskaket without any mercantile establishment and natives have deserted the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
James Haley
Innoko
Diskaket
Cripple City
Max Sinel
Mr. Simel
Horse narrowly escapes death on city sidewalk
A heavy draft horse belonging to Mutchler Bros. broke loose from its corral Sunday morning and endangered pedestrians by blocking a sidewalk in front of H Boas' clothing shop. The animal broke through and was freed with help from several men after considerable effort. It escaped unharmed aside from a scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutchler Bros
H. Boas
Special Term Court Held at Iditarod Alaska in 1915
District Court in Alaska orders a special term at Iditarod Otter precinct starting 11 a.m. June 28, 1915. Judge Charles E. Bunnell approves and the clerk is instructed to give due notice. Seal of the court attested by Deputy Geraghty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Territory of Alaska
Fourth Judicial Division
Mitsrod
Alaska
Iditamd
Charles EB. Bunnell
Territory of
Dk. Clark
GG. Geraghty
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Joseph Noket
In the Probate Court Otter Precinct Tee bury of Aleka in the matter of the Estate of Joseph Noket Nina Netive is appointed administrator of the estate. Creditors are warned to present their claims to the administrator at Front Street Otter Precinct, Otter. Dated May 27 1916 with first publication May 29 1915 and last publication June 9 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Tee Bury
Aleka
Bette
Joseph Noket
Nina Netive
Anderstened
Bern
Adiains
Dy Nalety
Elias Agaist
Sait
Joseph Nove
Front Street
Piscovery
Miter
Preenet
Maska Pete
Eor
Notice of Forfeiture for Gold Placers in Alaska
Notice to Robert Evans outlining forfeiture of a mining claim on Gold placer at Willow Creek under the Alaska district. It describes labor costs of $1000 and a 1916 expiry, with publication terms and co ownership by Robert Evans and Phil Keith. Public record details include the location in Innoke mining and recording district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Bitte Creek
Innoke
District of Alaska
United States
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Miners & Merchants Bank
Iditarod, Alaska
Seattle
Scandinavian American Bank
Charles Ross
John Holmes
C. Button
Herbert E. Riley
Prop
Iditarod Pioneer Omee
Fairbanks
Crosby
Caribou St
Bet
Black and Willow Sts
NCCO
N. C. Co
Hunter
Baltimore
Hermitage
Ge “Cyrus Noble
Qld
Oscar Pepper
Bond
H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
House of Commons
Strathmill
Dewar
Scotland
Usher
Stanley House
John Bagoy
Olympia
Robert Evans
Phil Keith
Willow Creek
Waa
W. L. Leonard & CO
Geo. Adams
Adams House
Fraser
Dis
M. Earl
Frank McGibney
Drs. Otter
McLean’s Roadhouse
Ummings
Mrs. H. McLean
Sage
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