Predicts Busy Season for Iditarod District
Harold Seddon, claim owner of Flat and Willow, speaks in Seward of a booming Iditarod district season. He notes strong past production, a Yukon Gold Company power plant bringing work, extensive dredging ground, and plans by Aitken Riley Stranberg and others on multiple claims including Otter Creek, Gaines Creek, and Independence quartz property with high grade telluride assays. He believes Takotna and Discovery area prospects will spark next season’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Gateway
Seward
Harold Seddon
Flat and Willow
Space
Iditarod
Yukon Gold Company
Flat Creek
Marietta
Fiat
Aitken & Riley
Wildcat
Dave Stranberg
J. Gedd
Otter Creek
Riley & Marston
Seddon
Takotna
Raby
Aniak
Kuskokwim
Joaquin & Co
Gaines Creek
Discovery
Independence Quartz
Vinal
Ophir
Aska
Jury unable to reach verdict in Darrow retrial
In Los Angeles on March 11 the jury after 38 hours of deliberation could not agree on Darrow's second trial verdict. Polls showed eight jurors for conviction and four for acquittal. the jury was discharged. Darrow moved to set a new trial date for March 30 and a possible motion to dismiss was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Darrow
Bear Creek Tuluksak Mining Boom Eyes Heavy Investment
Returning from Bear Creek with Charles Stanford, G F Kilroy reports on the Tuluksak district’s growing mining activity near Iditarod. Prospects include dredging plans, new ground options, and multiple outfits staking claims from Bear Creek to Crooked River. Local camp dynamics feature legal matters, roadhouses, and a surge of exploration by Bettles, Jensen, Nogaki, and partners as crews eye bedrock and potential high channels under a milder Tuluksak climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek
Charles Stanford
G. F. Kilroy
Tuluksak
Kilroy
Iditarod
Sleepy Hollow
Alaska
Yukon
Neer
Bedroc’s
Princia
California
Montana
Kuskoky
Gordon Bettles
Kuskokwim v Ud
Tommy Forrest
Dominick Soraciba
Emil Johnson
McConnachie
Bear
Cale Creek
Cinnabar McDonald
Harry Johnson
Kisaralik
Duke E. Stubbs
Washington
Stubbs
Aniak
Johnny Bennett
Marvel Creek
Whitehorse
Pete Jepsen
Bergland
Crooked River
Bob Hart
Dan McKenzie
al Goslow
Jimmy C Moody
Thej
Miner Camp Plans Shift as Supply Post Opens
Tujuksak remarks on awaiting a turning point in the district and contemplates a stay at the camp. reports say N C Company will set a supply post at Duke S Stubbs place on the Aniak River enabling miners upriver to collect provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tujuksak
N.C. Co
Duke S. Stubbs
Aniak
Secretary of State Bryan Policy Outlined in Brief
A Washington friend details Bryan’s expected approach to foreign affairs. The plan emphasizes peace, rejection of dollar diplomacy, and equal rights for all U.S. citizens abroad, with strong protection for expatriates and their property. It also notes a shift from Roosevelt and Taft era tactics toward fair treaties and universal protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Senat
Europe
Carnegie
United States
Mail Stile Delayed On Copper River Railroad
Valdez reports the Copper River railroad remains snowbound causing mail to be packed over slides. Travelers face inconvenience as two men from Iditarod and the Koyukuk are blocked from reaching Chitina to catch fair weather stages. The McIntosh stage out of Valdez has quit amid unusually warm coastal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper River
Valdez
Charles E. Taylor
Iditared
J. M. Hastings
Koyukuk
Chitina
Fairbanks
Notice of Claim and Public Provisions in Iditarod District
The document notifies recipients of a claim related to mining and land use in the Iditarod district, Territory of Alaska. It references a stated debt and legal actions under United States provisions, naming parties such as Mideven, Clary, Salven, and Wy Wold, with publication dates in March and May and an attorney involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailure Notica Tajtirod
Mbisha
United States
Ausmen
Dts
Janvier ‘Soucett
JM Pekel Chas
E. Taylor
Notice of Sale of Personal Property for Freight Charges
Northern Navigation Company announces sale by public auction in Iditarod and Dikeman Alaska to recover unpaid freight and storage charges. The sale includes described consignments with rates two dollars per ton per month for heavy storage and five dollars per ton per month for warm storage, under law, cash on acceptance. Publication in Iditarod Pioneer begins March 1, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Navigation Company
Seattle
Washington
Dikeman
Alaska
Iditarod
Steamships of Northern Company
Iditara
Larly
Iditarod Pioneer
Cyril P. Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miners & Merchants Bank
Scandinavian American Bank
Chas. Ross
Nestor
John Holmes
Merchants Cafe
Chas E. Miller
Prop
Clarence Darrow
G. P. Sproul
Capt. Anderson
Minneapolis
Toudeau
Keiser
Price, Sanderson & Thorns
al Thorns
Pete Jensen
Harry Nogaki
Bed Rock
N. C. Co
Secretary OF State
Curly Robinson
Cigars
Optimo
Lovera
Juan DE Fuca
Consignee
Idit
Rudolf Mills
Schw
Howe Co
Buk
Wes
Nufy Wicks & Wolfe
Seattle Tir Co
Hensley & Co
M. Co
Nefy Tom Kopovices
Les. Smok. Tobacco
Eli Pervich
Eli Perich
Bale P
Marymont
Fae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!