City Scavenger Sale Notice in Nome Alaska 1908
The Seward Ditch Company trust deed dated October 7 1907 will sell at public auction at 12 o clock noon on September 16 1908. The sale will be at the front door of Nome United States District Court to the highest bidder for cash. All property belonging to the trust deed is described in the document recorded in the Cape Nome Recording District Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atce
Rust
Seward Ditch Company
Cape Nome
District of Alaska
United States District Court
Nome
Alaska
Seward Ditch and High Pipe Line Placed Under Claim
Description of the Seward Ditch Company water rights and improvements including the Ditch, High Pipe Line, and associated water conduits. Details cover intakes on Nome river and Anvil creek, rights of way, and mining interests, dated Nome Alaska July 1908. Also references to a Nugget’s Special Service and Stockton July 15 notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl Seward Diteh Company
Opewe
Metriet
Kergarot
Aten
Vite
Nome
Anvil Creek
Sewat Ditch
Tigethier
Salt Sewarditeh Co
Ant Ihe Grint Wre
Cab
Grand Centra
Eal Seward Ditch Company
Mrantors and Presse
Welomedog
Aahl
Seward Chitel Co
Th Frat Water
Thalia
JD Leedy
Eo Dt
Seward
Nugget
Stockton
Rees
Agaist
Official Map Draft Sparks Historic Territory Debate
Fragmentary notes describe a proposed official map amid conflict over territorial boundaries and transportation systems. The text mentions ARP related terms, a Southeast region, and references to rail and highway networks, indicating a dispute over jurisdiction and development plans.
Explosion Kills Two at Benton Wharf
Nugget's Special Service reports an explosion at a Benton wharf on July 18 killing two workers and injuring several others. Rescue teams and inspectors arrived as the cause was investigated, with witnesses describing a sudden blast and fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton, Mien
Claim on Louisiina bench placer mine in Alaska
Co owners Mil Wandelder and Robert Wandelder notify heirs that expenditure exceeded 100 dollars on the Louisiina bench claim on Bourbon Creek, Shake River area Alaska. If not paid within 90 days from publication, their co owner shares may vest in the undersigned under 324 Revised Statutes. First published June 20 1908 last publication September 29 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gudibers
Asigen
Louisiina
Bourbon Creek
Shake River
Cape Minkng
Alaska
Times
United States
Mil Welander
Robbert Welander
Dissolution of Partnership at Nome Alaska 1908
Newens and Glan don firm dissolved by mutual consent in Nome Alaska Isaiah Newens purchases H J Glandon interest including the Five Hundred Store J Glandon July 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newens & Glandon
Nome
Isaiah New
H. J. Glandon
Five Hundred
Isaiah Newens
J. Glandon
Ome
Alaska
Notice of Attachment in U S District Court Alaska
A notice from the United States Marshal of the Alaska District directs all claimants to the steamship Heceh ley her boilers pare and furnit nd salvage to appear August 4, 1908 in Nome Alaska. The libellant seeks fifteen thousand dollars and the vessel tackle and furnishings may be seized to satisfy the claim. Proctors Shannon and J T Reed represent the libellant. John J. Lesnon Company filed the libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibel
District Court of the United State
District of
Alisha
John J. Lesnon Company
Hecehley
Furnivur
Nome
Alaska
T. ¢. Powell
District of Alaska
Shannum and
J. T. Reed
Fragmented OCR tale of civic events and figures across a city
A jumbled OCR paste describes various names, places, and dates interwoven with political figures, ceremonial notes, and civic concerns. The text music shifts between political commentary and local notices, hinting at a broad schedule of meetings, petitions, and public actions without clear coherence.
Deed and Forfeiture Notice Across Mortgage Matters
A fragmented notice outlines deed and forfeiture actions connected to a mortgage. It references parties, locations, and possibly filings or affidavits, with mentions of labor proofs and publication affidavits, indicating legal actions nearing enforcement or transfer stages.
Native boy wounded in hunting accident amputation to follow
July 14 native Antisaloktuk was accidentally shot while duck hunting near ANVIK. He and three companions paddled in a canoe when a gun went off, lodging a bullet in his left arm below the shoulder and shattering bone. The arm will be amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget’s
Anvik
Ned Antisaloktuk
How Heid Was Defeated In A Confused Report
A garbled OCR fragment references a defeat of Heid and various persons and places, mentioning names like Wane, Peete, Grin, and Amna. It alludes to political or organizational contexts, with scattered terms such as committee, nation, and convention, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear.
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Kodak
Dobbs
Kodak and Supply
Actes
Faomus Nechach Valley
B.C
Eure
American Bank
Seattle
Quesnelle
B. C
Vancouver
L.B. Tanner & Co
Bailey Ridg
Alaska Banking and
Safe Deposit CO
Cabell Whitehead
Thatcher
Cere K. Alleho
R. E. Trongove
Assayer
Bank Cape Nome
Waskey
Adam Jam
AB. Todd
Jacheldy
Nome Bank & Trust
Bank of California
Seattle, Wash
San Francisco
Tnerest
Alaska Bantine Sate Deposit Co
Suena Hoffman
FRONT
Peter Lee
Riverside Iding House
Augusta C
Pete Bernard
The
Nevada
Lacy
Seattle Real Estate
M. Jordan & CO
American Bank Building
Second and Madison
Ind
Monopole
Cigar Store
Code & CO
TEL. Main
New
Prosser’s Harness Shop
Fainbanks Papers
Distriet
Aviv
Hey
Vegan
Tin
Lemp
Board of Trade
Alina Juneau
Alweker
Alorma
Pesperiener
Albert Pink
Madam Goodrich
Staples
Corson
Hall
Evseradiir Hidvagientoin
Oahu
Pavel Pee
Aby Sk
Saale
Anteaaton
Anid
Patel
Aileen
Howe
Bea
Matters Recorded
Banker
Iter
Ribakolin
Bret Hatentact
Iether
Bereuillet
Peatodinne
Boe O Ney
Settatner Ered
Az Partnership Agri Rohiyeri K Stevela
Porellaes
Elalan
Does
iNugget
WPA Noo
Miak Hitchcock
S. Sherman
Wiee
Tutt
Hye
Heid
Fainiyy
Oman Cement Tee
Burton
Naylon
Walle
Fediajatety
Winall Fedeltateons
Winall Fedeltateons Vee Lidrig Imam Digelleitie
O. D. Goetze
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