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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
3
A man named McPoild facing multiple charges due in court July 8 after extradition from Guatemala. He was arrested by Warren authorities on earlier suspicion of involvement in crimes he allegedly planned to defend. The defendant paid extradition expenses himself and awaits trial with support from a memory deputy.
June 10. The senate committee investigated charges by President Wilson that lobbyists blocked legislation. Many senators appeared and denied involvement as subpoenas issued to dozens of manufacturer agents face tariff interests. The committee seeks attendance in the Capitol complex for ongoing hearings. The fragment mentions a separate discovery and a quick meal at a place called The Fiver.
A strike at Dodge creek near Ophir City on Innoko river is reported by Mile Witlmer from the old Tnnoko camp. Ground depths reach about 12 feet with nuggets found, one weighing 10.26 feet? miners Billy Lodge Jack Smith Robby among those tied to Ophir City. Dodge creek named after a boon punctured with many holes in six years of prospecting.
Alaska letters reveal the Post Office Department seeking winter viability data for Seward trail mail, inviting reports on Arctic travel and prior winter trips. Proposals list emergency routes Tanana to Nulato, Nulato via Kaltag to Iditarod, Innoko via Cripple to Ophir, and Ruby via Long Creek to Ophir with monthly round trips and weight limits, to be opened June 30 1913.
Notice to Toco Detoska and other co owners that nonpayment of their proportion of labor and improvements on the Sayies Creek claim in the Takoma Musiee and Recording District Alaska will result in transfer of their interests. The notice details expenditures, deadlines, and the legal steps to property transfer if contributions are not made within ninety days after publication.
Fire hall records show an inquiry about A McComber formerly of local post office bank service. Information is sought by H L Mc Comber box 8 Lynn Creek British Columbia Canada. Thomas P F Barry a native of Cazenovia New York aged inquired for by a family sister due to a recent death in the family.
Sam Wilmer’s happy family of rabbits at the Miner's Home saloon gained three new young sters on Friday. Sam takes pride in his sprightly pets as they attract more attention from visitors and locals alike.
Earl Bohunt gives notice of location of Third tier placer claim on Otter Creek opposite Que Above, Oster Creek, Alaska, detailing labor expenditures of 1120 dollars and demanding co owners pay their share within ninety days. failure to do so transfers ownership to Bohunt as per 2244 Revised Statutes. First and last publication dates noted as April 5, 1913 and July 1, 1913.
All parties owing theura of Fred F Webber and Co are hereby requested to pay amounts to Claude Baker only This notice cancels notice published in this paper Sept 7 04 2s and 2s 112 Authorizing Wm B Thomas to make recollections in our behalf As published also the partnership between Fred B Webber and M D McDermott existed prior to Aug 21 1912 was dissolved by mutual consent on that date M J McDermot
Notice to Whelan Ward Whelan Morrison and heirs that labor and improvements totaling ten dollars were expended on the Shakespeare association placer mining claim on Moore Creek Takotna Territory Alaska. If they do not contribute their share within ninety days after publication, their interest may be forfeited to the claimant. First published May and August 101s.
A notice to heirs and successors of poesia representatives warns that annual labor expenditures of two hundred ten dollars must be contributed within ninety days after publication. Failure to pay will transfer the claimant interest to the undersigned owner Rod. IEWE. First publication May 1, 1013. Last publication August 019 si.
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