Florence S. Reaches Florence City Dock After Ice Clearance
Steamer Florence S under Capt E J Smythe tied up at the Florence city dock last Sunday with a crowd along the waterfront. The Iditarod river had cleared of ice 12 hours earlier, allowing navigation. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Otto Moses from Diskaket and Jack Price from Cripple camp. Captain Smythe plans semi monthly trips on the Smoke river run to Cripple City.
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Florence S
E. J Smythe
City Dock
Diskaket
Smythe
Iditarod
Inneko River
Otto Moses
Jack Price
Cripple Camp
Regina Hotel Reopens Under Mrs Gilmore After Renovation
After a winter closure the Regina hotel reopens tomorrow under Mrs N P Gilmore who has long influenced the town’s development. The largest hotel in town, it has been renovated with painters at work to present a clean welcoming appearance for guests.
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Big Regina
N. P. Gilmore
Were to Old to Be Divorced Albany Case Denied
Albany Ore Circuit Judge Galloway dismissed the divorce suit of Isaac N Watson against Mrs Mary E Watson saying both are too old to be divorced Isaac age 83 and Mary 74 have been separated over 20 years Also mentions watch repairing by Wm Taylor Flat City
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Albany, Ore
Galloway
Isaac N. Watson
Mary E. Watson
Watson
Willow Creek Gold Reaches Local Bank In Winter Dump
The first significant gold from Willow Creek winter dumps was deposited at the local bank last Wednesday by several small operators, totaling nearly ten thousand dollars in dust.
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Willow Creek
Last Valdez term costs public funds
The last Valdez term of court cost the government over 75000 dollars. Witness fees totaled 160000 and juror fees 15000. A total of 237 jurors served across special venues, some for several days. Ten specials were called, ranging from five to thirty days.
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Valdez
Gov Sulzer Nomination Draws John Mitchell to Labor Post
Albany April reports Gov Sulzer will appoint John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers to head the labor department at a salary of 3000 dollars annually. Mitchell, former coal miners' president, is an avowed Republican who ran as a Progressive last election. The post is among the best in the governor’s gift.
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Albany
Assignments for Revenue Cutters in the North Pacific
Seattle May 16 The revenue cutter Thetis will be court ship taking the judge and court officials from Val dez to the westward for holding the floating term of court Thetis spent winter at Honolulu and left for San Francisco to refit Tahoma will be around the entrance to Uni ass until May 31 when she joins the Bering sea fleet Unalga stationed at Juneau arrived last week recently from the East coast replacing the Rush which has been sold
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Seattle
Thetis
Valdez
Honolulu
San Francisco
Uniass
Unalga
Juneau
Jordan retires as Stanford president to become chancellor
Palo Alto May 23 David Starr Jordan has retired from the presidency of Stanford University to accept the chancellorship. A stray dog description notes a white and brown spotted cur about 8 pounds cared for at Flat City for a month with owner to reclaim by paying for keep and advertisement. Mead Maynard Discovery the place to eat
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Palo Alto
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Flat City
Mead Maynard
Court docket for term at Iditarod Alaska 1913
Docket lists civil, bankruptcy, and criminal matters for July term in Iditarod district court. Cases include divorces Emma Holloway v Landis Marnest Holloway Lizzie Opsgen v Edward O Opsgen, debts from Northern Commercial Co v Walker, promissory notes American Bank of Alaska v McDonald & McKinnon, foreclosures, specific performances, and contracts. Also notices: estates, bankruptcies, and an assault with intent to kil.
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Iditarod
Alaska
District Court
Martin E. Meavey
Heavey
Thomas P. Aitken
F. G. Manley
W. S. Clark
A. F. Morgan
Herman G. Deitz
Charles Krutsinger
Emma Mittehler
John Boulton
S. R. Sanderson
J. D. Schwartz
Antony Cannon
E W Griffin
E R Peoples
Clark Lumber Co
Robert Simpson
Ross & Nestor
Ernest Niehoff
Mortgate
John Green
Samuel Dubin
Replevin
Forceles
EG Lindberg
Marsh & Ashland
Geo W Albrecht
J E Riley
Barney Haggerty
Actmr
JE Riley
Josure
Hussey & Mannion
McKay & Hot
Matti Matson
Griffs & Haley
Orlo Moses Ev
John A
Stews
Promissory
Osterholtz
Fisher
Charlotte M Fisher Lumber Co
Is 1 & McDowell
Manuel Galart
Lee Roby
Abe Wagus McLellan
Northern Navigation Co
ZJ Loussac
Sullivan County Prospered With Great Summer Prospects
The Hot Springs Echo reports Sullivan County’s outlook rising. More than 800 men expected to work this summer, with new funds and camp improvements boosting crews across the district. Fred Dahm notes Midnight Sun and Joe Eglar’s Independence project will expand, and overall output is expected to double prior seasons.
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Sullie
Fred Dahm
Joe Eglar
Sullin
New Cutter for Alaskan Waters Seeks Fleet Upgrades
Washington Feb 16. In his annual report Captain E P Bertholf of the United States revenue service recommends building a vessel to replace the Perry lost in the Bering Sea in 1910. He also asks appropriations for three vessels to replace the aging Manhattan Winona and Woodbury. Bertholf urges up to date wireless apparatus on all seagoing cutters and notes the current limits allow only two wireless operators per craft, three needed for continuous service.
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E. P. Bertholf
United States Revenue Service
Perry
Bering Sea
Manhattan
Winona
Woodbury
Bertholf
Camp Iditarod Extends Thanks
At the 73rd regular meeting of Camp Iditarod No. 27 held in the A. B. Hall in Iditarod Alaska on May 26 1913 the group extended its thanks to supporters and members.
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Iditarod
Alaska
Camp Iditarod No
A. B. Hall
Vote of thanks extended for painting and decorating hall
On May 18 a motion was carried to record a vote of thanks to subscribers who funded the painting and decorating of the A B Hall. The motion directs a copy to the record and to the local paper for publication. Imperial Baths advertised with Turkish steam and tub baths. Maude Earle, proprietor.
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A. B. Hall
J.C. Currin
Avete Recorder
Maude Earle
Notice of Forfeiture and Mining Claim Expenditures
Notice to D Sayles and others that $100 per year was expended for 1911 and 1912 on Sayles Fraction placer claim on Little Creek Smoke District Alaska. If not contributed within 90 days after final publication, interest will transfer to co owner per law. Includes other Alaska mining notices and court summons with dates in 1912 1913.
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United St Court—Territory
Idisarod Pioneer
Territory of
Alaska
Towit
A. D
F. E. Fuller
Notice to coowners on Hard Luck placer claim Alaska
A notice to J B Connolly George don Shea and Ben Smith states total labor and improvements spent in 1912 on the Hard Luck placer mining claim on Flat creek Otter precinct Alaska. It warns coowners must contribute their share within ninety days of service or publication or the claimant will take full ownership by Currie acting as subscriber. First published April 5 1913 last July 5 1913.
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J.B. Connolly
George Don Shea
Ben Smith
Flat Creek
Otter Creek
Otter Precinct
Fourth Division Territory
Alaska
Rgit
Otter
United States
Mitarod
A. BL Currie
A. D. Currie
Haw, Gor
Forfeiture Notice on Otter Creek Placer Mining Claim Alaska
Earl B. Hunt directs a forfeiture action against Tom DeCamp Mrs. Tom DeCamp Isadore Goldstein Julius Schrader P O Sundberg and B N Thorsheim for nonpayment of 1912 annual labor on the Third tier bench left limit Otter creek placer mining claim in Otter Mining and Recording District Alaska. If they do not contribute their shares within ninety days after publication the co owners’ interests will become Hunt’s. First published April 26 1913 Last publication July 26 1913.
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Pueteitace YM
Meavey
Leo Demoska
E.M. Whi
Lone Star Association
Mt Jag Dam
Moore Creek
Ute Ta Kulia Mining and Recording District
Territory
Maska
Commissioners Office
Takoina
JEWEL
EB. M. Whelan
Wise Naughton
Edward Charlton
M. E. Heavey
Wiseman
E. Loves
Julia Association
Takota Mining and Recording District
Territory of Alaska
Takotaa
B. L. Jones
B. M. Whelan
F. Wiseman
James Rice
Win. McNaughton
J. W. Whelan
Republic Association
Cakotoa
Territory of
Alaska
Takoma
Juwell
A. Walden
E. M. Whelan
Alg
Chester
J. Blanchell
Leo Demuska
M.T. Morrison
Shakespeare Association
Mooreeceel
Yakoma
Commission of Five
Leo Demosia
McNaughton
Jone
Eclipse Association Placer Mining m
Moore Erees
Kona
J. M. Whelan
M. Whelan
BE. L. Jones
Wim
Naughton
M. F. Heavey
Annex Association
Moore
Takoma Mining and
Takota
Jewell
Iditatod
Tom DeCamp
Isadore Goldstein
Julius Schrader
P. O. Sundberg
B.N. Thorsheim
Outer Creek
Otter Creek
Iditarod River
Otter Mining and Recording District
Earl B. Hunt
City Hall Building Bid Notice, Iditarod Alaska 1913
Notice under an April 9 1913 town order invites sealed bids for the Willow Street City Hall building between First and Second. Bids due by May 31 1913 at cash on acceptance. council reserves right to accept or reject. Clerk B A Meyers signs.
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Iditarod
Alask
City Hall
Willow Street
B. A. Meyers
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Chas. Ross
T. J. Nestor
John Holmes
Merchants Cafe
Chas E. Miller
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Regina
Wm. Taylor
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WH Golder
Karvey Ttgeerty
John MiGraw
Joe Porter
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Elata
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Salmon River
Sushok
Dotice
Alereto
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Sayles
Littlecreek
Gane Creek
Smoke Mining Distrit
Sels J. Vibe
Frank Hanks
A. R. Eldredge
G. M Whelan
Leo Demoski
Robert Jones
Lu Edwards
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Takotna Mining and Recording District
Commissioner’s Ofice
Takotna
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