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Newspaper
Iditarod Pioneer
Location
Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
4
The case against Owen M Grant for shooting game out of season was continued to Wednesday next after the absence of key witness Robert Kemp. The defense and prosecution sparred over witness necessity and subpoena scope while Kemp remained unseen since May 5.
The Iditarod breakup occurred yesterday near Willow. A flag marked the official time at forty one minutes past twelve thirty, with Hurst Bros. in charge. Several small craft such as the Mosquito and the Gnat were frozen to the bottom and deck-houses ruined by the rush of water and ice. hulls may be saved. Charley Miller's cold storage barge also suffered a similar mishap and was towed to the riverbank.
Waino Pantila, fined $100 and costs on April 25 for cutting wood on a mining claim at Granite Creek, has appealed to the district court. Imperial Baths Turkish steam and tub baths rooms in connection Maude Earle, Prop.
The town opens spring with rapid street and sidewalk work. Citizens and private firms such as N.C Co and Jack Baird fund improvements on Richmond street and along the waterfront. The N N boats still frequent the area as gravel is laid to pave the street from waterfront to first avenue. The Second avenue sidewalk near Willow is replaced at the Iditarod Meat Company and Joe A Smith expense. William Ansley and Postmaster Thurston assist by ditching and tidying their premises.
The Summit roadhouse moved back to its old location on the Summer Trail near the tram way. Moving completed Wednesday and proprietors will welcome guests at all hours. Leave your horns at the Krusby baths.
The bulletin lists river conditions with water heights at the N C dock and notes from May 6 to May 9. Upper LeBarge is open, Lower LeBarge is holding, Tanana river is breaking up with expected ice movement tonight, and the Yukon at Eagle is opening with 49 miles above Eagle reported open.
Cy Cobb is reinstated by the Detroit club in the American league after paying a $50 fine for breach of contract. He returns as a top all around player amid wage demands.
A notice states that within ninety days after the last publication you must contribute your share of expenditures on a claim. If you fail, your interest will transfer to TEWELL, owner. First publication May 10, 1913. Last publication August 9, 1913.
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