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Newspaper

Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

3

Tanana Set for Porcupine River Trip From Dawson

The steamer Tanana is scheduled to leave Dawson for Rampart House on the Porcupine River to support an international boundary survey party and possibly deliver supplies to Cadzow's trading post. Rampart House, though moved to New Rampart, remains a key interior hub with high prices and scarce goods, while the Porcupine is famed for scenery and has a history tied to early fur trade.

Northern Navigation Tanana Dawson Sterday Rampart House International Boundary Survey Cadzow’s Porcupine Alaska Interior Interior Muska Hudson Bay Company United States Canada New Rampart House Old Rampart House Cadzow Con Prese Arctic Yukon Territory Fort Mgbert Amundsen Northwest Passage Gjoa S. J. Marsh Chandler Yukon Old Crow River

Republicans Nominate Gilmore Shackleford Lindeberg in Alaska

The Cordova Daily Alaskan reports a smooth territorial convention with William A. Gilmore of Nome unanimous as delegate to Congress. Louis P. Shackleford of Juneau and Jafer Lindeberg of Nome win unanimous nominations for delegates to the Chicago national convention. Charles E Herron of Nome elected chairman. Committee members chosen from each division.

Cordova Daily Alaskan Platform Committee Charles KE. Herron William A. Gilmore Nome E. Coke Hill Charles E Herron

Busy mining season seen across Iditarod and Otter districts

Reports from Iditarod mining chapters indicate a bustling season with major operations planned at Otter by Riley and Marston, Lipsett Bros, Ellis and associates, and others. Ground shows prospecting, paystreaks, and strong yields from Black Creek to Granite Creek, with cleanups near forty thousand dollars on Discovery bench Otter and multiple crews already at work across Flat and other sites.

Yukon Gold Company Iditarod Otter Riley & Marston Lipsett Bros Ellis and Associates Chronister & Flinger Black Creek Glen Guch Glen Gulch Chronister and Ellinger Alaska Granite Creek Howard Barnes Oscar Margraf Tom Gardner Sammy Gillie Bates Brown & Me Vlat Creek

E Coke Hill Returning an Interesting Talker

Coke Hill arrives home on the Little Delta bringing vivid notes from Cordova and Nome contacts. He praises Gilmore, doubts Wickersham’s Independent nomination, reports rich recent pay at Ruby camps, and describes harsh trail conditions, scarce water, and varied pay streaks across Glengulch Trail creek Long creek and Quartz creek with prospects for the season yet uncertain.

Coke Hill Little Delta Cordova Gilmore Shackleford Hill Wickersham Valdez Ruby Glengulch Trail Creek Long Creek Quartz Creek Tip Creek Iditarod Nome

No Quorum Halts City Council Meeting

Mayor Barnes adjourned the meeting with six active members present, Ira Wood absent at Dikeman, and George Auten missing, leaving the council one short of a working quorum. No debate occurred as a result. Citizens protest encroachment of women onto Third Street, pledged to fight the issue to the finish.

Barnes Ira Wood Dikeman George Auten Roden Charles Kemp Alexander Watson John Saunders Ori Third Street Messrs. Watson Saunders

Major Gall Knows It All Like A Grand Old Sport

Poet Walt Mason lampoons a boastful, loudmouthed figure who argues relentlessly on any topic from weather to art. The viciously confident critic, named Major Gall, dominates discussions with overpowering bluster, leaving opponents silenced and wrong in every field.

Major Gall Gall Walt Mason

Cordova Almanac Reports Local Political Harmony and Change

The Cordova Alaskan notes Democrats claim harmony rivaling Republicans while acknowledging factional tensions. It discusses the Republican convention and hints Delegate James Wickersham may not seek re election, amid shifting support and hopes he won t reverse his stance.

Hough Feaures James Wickersham Cordova Wiling Hessel

Resignation Accepted by Washington Amid Alaska Posts

Cordova Alaskan notes a resignation accepted by Washington after a year of efforts to relieve Frank G. and his wife from responsibilities at the office. The Iditarod travelers from last fall are mentioned as heading via Fairbanks.

Cordova Alaskan Idittrod Fairbanks Krink Washington Frank G Tieappy Bee Hot Springs

Notice of one third interest in Pack Mule resociation

We notify all persons that we own and claim one third interest each in lay and option on Pack Mule resociation, Otter eresk, held by and in the name of D. S. McDonel, Kru Ray a, May 17, 19) Singer. RK Iditarod, R.

D. S. McDonel Kru Ray Singer RK Iditarod

Successful Art Exhibit at Iditarod Hotel

The art exhibit by Mrs. L. C. Thornton and students at the Iditarod hotel drew favorable comments. It featured about 17 pieces including landscapes, floral works, and charcoal studies. Notable contributors included Miss Emily Sjernstrom with 14 pieces and Mrs. Robert Graham-Towers on landscapes and place cards. A Remington-inspired black and white by Miss Cahill and a moonlit study after Artus by Miss Grant were praised. An embroidered center by Mrs. J. H. Rogers was part of the display. a drawing by Nelson won a prize at Tuesday’s reception.

L. C. Thornton Iditarod Hotel Stillaguamish River Washington Thornton Prichard A-Y-P Alogether G. Hamilton Emily Sjernstrom Kinney Robert Graham Towers May Cahill Remington Helen Grant Artus Thornton Sometme J. H. Rogers Hibi S Neleou

Fine furs from Kuskokwim bring strong prices this spring

Helverson returned from Kuskokwim with 200 murten and mink pelts, all high quality, sold in a single lot on Swift River. Trappers report favorable prices from Iditarod traders this spring, with the total value of Helversons sale rumored to exceed $2,000.

Helverson Kuskokwim Swift Jump Iditarod

Lawrence Auten Mourns Loss Of Patsy The Trish Terrier

Lawrence Auten mourns the death of his nine year old Trish terrier Patsy a loyal companion known for a pugnacious streak. After weeks of battle weariness Patsy died in his sleep last Tuesday morning leaving Auten grieving a longtime family friend. Fresh eastern oysters sold at one dollar per can by Tillarod Meat Co.

Lawrence Auten Daisy Phedor Patsy Lawrence Tillarod Meat Co

Lynch Again President of Typographical Union

Indianapolis May 18 James M Lynch of Syracuse New York has again been re elected president of the International Typographical Union He has been re elected annually since 1900 Fresh eastern oysters 100 per dozen listed in ad for Iditarod Meat Co

Indianapolis James M Lynch Syracuse International Typographical Union Iditarod Meat Co

Notice to creditors of John S. Harding estate

All persons indebted to the estate of the late John S. Harding are urged to settle with the undersigned to liquidate claims. Olin SL Harding, deceased.

John S. Harding Olin SL Harding Otre Cinet Territory of Alaska Tate Judson D. Schwarty Judson D. Schwartz Massrs Wickersham & Roden Iditarod Alaska Alich Schwai

Notice of mining claims and financial liability in Alaska

Claim notices list owners R.E. Kincaid and M. McKenzie and associates in the Three Star and Holtman mining claims in the Alaska Isa mining district along Trail Creek. Co owners must pay their share of labor and improvements within ninety days after last publication or their interest will vest in the undersigned per section 2524 Revised Statutes US. First publication Feb 94, last May 25.

Alasks Gap Association Elas Meshood Agcucation Leisy Ot Feck Thibatary Araiik Trail Creek Tititar Fred A. Nichols Wales R.E. Kincaid Miles Holtman Association United States of America WM. Boisfli Lotehitore M. McKenzie Three Star Association Innoke Aliska Minety—Co United States

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Miners & Merchants Bank Seattle Scandinavian American Bank T. J. Nestor Chai. Res J. G. Lindberg John Holmes Porcupine River Fiat City First Avenue Soutar & Sutherland Cascade Steam Laundry Stewart & Vogler Kilroy, Martindale & Co Seddon, Morman & Major Strawberg Bros. & Jolson Shropshire & Burns Sterling Dark & Co Gold Hill Association Hills Bros Mission Cordova Alaszan Otiersime Typographical Union Miss Tjernstrom McDonald Hotel FORFE J. A. Wes Toro Tor Wners W.griffin General Merchandise Otter City
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