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Iditarod Pioneer

Location

Iditarod, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

7

Tanana to Make Trip Up Porcupine River

The steamer Tanana plans a Dawson to Rampart House voyage up the Porcupine River carrying the boundary survey party and possibly supplies for Cadzow's trading post. Rampart House, 170 miles up, is a historic hub with Hudson Bay Company roots, now a thriving trading station under Cadzow. The Porcupine is praised for scenery, navigability, and winter openness, though gold prospects are slim.

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

Nominations Set at Cordova Territorial Republican Meet

The Cordova Daily Alaskan reports the territorial Republican convention proceeded smoothly with William A. Gilmore of Nome chosen as delegate to Congress after a single nomination. Louis P. Shackleford of Juneau and Jafer Lindeberg of Nome were unanimously elected as delegates to the Chicago national convention. Charles E Herron of Nome was unanimously named chairman. Four committee members were selected 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 along Iditarod creeks

Reports from the Yukon Gold Company and many outfits indicate a bustling season in Iditarod mining camps. Otter and Pack Mule grounds show early activity with paystreaks developing on Granite and Black creeks. bold ground values run from $25 to $175 per foot, and cleanup at Discovery bench nears $39,000.

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 Is Interesting Talker

Coke Hill arriving home on the Little Delta Wednesday morning shared many insights with friends. He attended the Cordova convention, praised Gilmore, and said the Shackleford Republicans were accepted as true in spirit. Hill doubts Wickersham’s nomination by the Independent Republican convention at Valdez on May 29. He reported hard sledding on the Valdez trail, and noted Ruby prospects with 20 days of discussions among Nome and Mitavod friends, pay found in several places, including a $20 nugget and pay at Glengulch, Trail Creek, Long Creek and Quartz Creek. At least one sluice yielded $357.45 in six days with two men employed. He described varied gold quality and a narrow pay streak, with frozen ground and shallow overburden. He believed Ruby may not provide full summer employment, especially if dry, yet the district shows promising prospecting potential with gold found widely though not always paying.

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 opened the council session but adjourned immediately as only six members appeared. Ira Wood and George Auten were absent leaving one short of a working quorum. Protesters Alexander Watson and John Saunders challenged women occupying Third Street near the old restricted district.

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

Know It All Major Gall Poem by Walt Mason

A humorous portrait of Major Gall who dominates conversations with bluster and certainty. The verse mocks his tireless, loud debates across topics from weather to art, showing how he silences others and claims ultimate authority in every field.

Major Gall Gall Walt Mason

Cordova Alaska Political Items Report Harmony Claims

In Cordova Alaska Democrats complain of limited harmony compared with earlier open discussion during invention while Republicans face featured yet lively disruption. Delegate James Wickersham is not expected to seek another candidacy and efforts to keep old supporters from changing minds are noted amid hopes for stable unity.

Resignation Accepted for Washington Office Chief

Cordova Alaskan reports the Washington department has finally accepted the resignation of Krink from the office. Frank G and his wife arrived at Hot Springs after a year of efforts to be relieved from responsibilities and expense of the position.

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

Notice of third interest in Pack Mule resociation

Notice claims one third interest each in lay and option on Pack Mule resociation Otter eresk held in the name of D. S. McDone l Kru Ray May 17 19 Singer RK Iditarod R.

D. S. McDonel Kru Ray Singer RK Iditarod

Successful Art Exhibit At Iditarod Hotel Draws Praise

The exhibit by Mrs. L. C. Thornton and students at the Iditarod hotel features about 17 pieces plus works by Mrs. G. Hamilton Miss Emily Sjernstrom and others. Landscapes floral pieces portraits and black and white studies gain admiration. The show closes with a framed piece to be raffled and center embroidery by Mrs. J. H. Rogers.

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 Fur Lot From Kuskokwim Nets Over Two Thousand

Helverson arrived from Kuskokwim last Sunday with a fine parcel of furs including 200 murten and mink pelts on Swift river. The lot sold quickly and trappers report high prices from Iditarod traders this spring. The exact amount is not disclosed but rumored to exceed $2,000.

Helverson Kuskokwim Swift Jump Iditarod

Daisy the Trish terrier dies after nine loyal years

Lawrence Auten mourns the loss of his favorite Daisy named Patsy a terrier with a pugnacious streak. The dog showed signs of strain in recent weeks and died in the early hours last Tuesday morning. Fresh eastern oysters are advertised at $1.00 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 reelected president of the International Typographical Union. He has been reelected annually since 100 fresh eastern oysters 1.00 per dozen from Iditarod Meat Co.

Indianapolis James M Lynch Syracuse International Typographical Union Iditarod Meat Co

Claims against the estate of John S Harding

All persons indebted to the estate of the late John S Harding are requested to settle with the undersigned so the estate may be liquidated. Olin SL Harding, deceased.

John S. Harding Olin SL Harding

Notice of mining claim expenses and loiters in Alaska district

Notice to Fred A Nichols and others that costs incurred by R.E. Kincaid and WM Boisfield on the Three Star association Yar Kee claim and related Holtman and other mineral properties must be paid within ninety days after last publication. If not paid, interests revert to the undersigned under section 2524 Revised Statutes. First publication Feb 94, last publication 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 Hough Feaures James Wickersham Wiling Hessel Otiersime Typographical Union Miss Tjernstrom McDonald Hotel Otre Cinet Territory of Alaska Tate Judson D. Schwarty Judson D. Schwartz Massrs Wickersham & Roden Alich Schwai FORFE J. A. Wes Toro Tor Wners W.griffin General Merchandise Otter City
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