ALASKA NOTES
(From Our Exchanges.)
Considerable excitement was occ.
s'.oned lucent I \ on Midway creek by
«he- jumping of Williston's ground.
The leloeators claim ttiat the original
claims were more than 1320 feet in
length, contrary to (lie territorial law.
Legal proceedings will likely arise out
of the jumping.
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Reports arriving in Fairbanks from
• tines state thal Takala * Co. have!
picked tip the lost Pome paystreuk on
No. 7 below, second t'ler, right limit
and that the ground will average hot
ter than $1.50 to the si | a art foot of
bedrock. Two nuggets valued at $(i
and $!) have hern picked out of the
gravel in* the face of the drift. .
The horse feed monopoly at Fair
banks Is reported to have been broken
and horsemen who have been compell
ed to pay 10 cents per pound for feed
are now getting it for half that price.
The large number of horses which
were expected to arrive early this
spring did not materialize and* the ‘
speclators are now trying to dispose
of their slocks.
The Thinklet Packing' Company,
operating at Funter Bay and the I
Nook sack Packing Company operating,
at Portland have placed an orde**
with a Seattle boat building^ concern
• f" four power sene l^gls,todie deliv
ered early in .Tune at a cost of about
$■.’5,000. The boats will he 50 feet
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SPRING TIME IS HERE
FOR THE BEST.;
LINE IN TAILORING
For the* best wo;g In tailoring see us. j
We make alterations.
We do cleaning, pressing and re- ,
pairing for ladies and gentlemen.
'Wo make suits to order.
;First class. workmanship, modern
method and prompt service.
We appreciate your patronage.
Your3 to please,
NOME TAILORING CO,.
Next door to Segerstrom & Ilagon.
NOTICE.
Her fltPSi mass work an ft prompt '•e-.
livery phone Main 151 and the I*ca
pt-.-'s laundry will send and got your
laundry. W. .1. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
. long. 14 feet beam and powered with
. to horsepower motors.
Tennis Foley, while working on No.
I I '"'low, Livongood, in a slmft ISO
i*^'''1 deep, was struck by a falling
I hoisting bucket, loaded with d'irl and
'.‘I'illy injured. Ills partners had to I
go to an- adjioning claim to secure a
! windlass'to get down the shaft, which
j took n.-in; tin hour an ' when they
! reached Foley was conscious and
I asked what, had happened, riiought to
I the surface it was found that his left
side was complete!;/ shattered. He
j died a short time aft -/ being brought
| to tile surface.
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JUST THE
PLAIN TRUTH
Loins! The •war has made Uncle
Sam the monrfy lender <;f tlie world.
Belligerents on both sides have been
accommodated. \ hanking syndicate
has just completed negotiations for an
unsecured loan of ?)00,0TT,000 to Rus
sia. The money represented in these
: loans does not go out of the country,
hut 'is used to pay for the foodstuffs
and raw products, as Well ns muni
tions. that u • purchased here. The
gold of the' nations at war is ex
hausted, and unless w'o can lend them
money on their c red 11 they will not
| ho aide to luiy from us. It is not the
political agitators and disturbers who
j iave made these loans possible hut
■ iur great, hankers mil industrial load
1 ers. These are the men who are keep
ing our factories going at full blast,
and securing to Ihe farmers the best
prices tin > have ever enjoyed.
Fresh Eggs $1.00 per dozen also
Chickens for sale at -Prosser’s Harness
Shop. Phone Black 5.
Office and residence of J» F. McAl- I
lister, freighter and transfer. Elite ;
Baths. Phone Red 157.
WAR NEWS—Inflat your name now
on the subscription list of the Nugget
and keep posted on the war.
DELINQUENT i “E
Notice 'is hereby given tliat the delinquent t i\ lull of tile real property
of the City of Nome, Alaska, for the year 1916, has In ,-n completed and is open
for public Inspection at the office of the City Clerk, in Nome, and oil Sat
urday, the 21st day of July, 1917, at 10 o’clock a m. or as soon thereafter as,
the same c an lie consider<‘.j the said loll will in- p.c.ienled to the District Court
of Alaska, Second Division, for ai|justi,ient and older of sale of the' property
described in said roll.
t The* following is a description of cacti tract on said roll on which tin
tax lias not been paid, and the amount of tax, penalty, and interest due to
(late and to .Whom assessed, fo-'whiicft • mount.,Will be added accruing interest
and costs of advertising.
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, ’Lot. Block. T’tl tax Ponalt’’ Int. Total
-- - - - ----
♦ '
Wentiund, Robert.. . 1 1 .40 .02 .. .42
•Bates,’ J. M.. ’. 2 ■ 1 . .50 . .02 .. .52
Kstes J. M.!t 1 -Go .03 .03
Kuehne ....... . ........t' U’.- 1 1.00 .Oil 1.0a
Schnedling, Fred . 7 1 4-00 .07 .. 1.07
Boburg, Morelius.. . 9 i 1.50 .07 .. 1.07
Frantzen, Chris ..In 1 .10 .02 .42
Wattach, Shell . It t 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Haydenfeldt, Thomas.12 I .10 .02 .42
Coggins, Barney . Hi 1 1.40 .07 .. 1.47
Bakke,’ Hilda . 18 1 .50 .02 .. .52
Scrivanlch, Dominiuk . 19 1 -30 .01 .. .31
Dibble, Jfl. K..... 22 1 3.00 .15 3.15
Berg, P... 21 1 .30 .01 .. .31
Kciser, 41. U... . 25 1 . .40 .02 .. .42
Jvaason, John ....- . 20 I .10 .02 .. .42
Campbell, CJeo. A., agent. 27 1\ .30 .01 . . .31
McFarlne, J. A. '28 I .10 .. .. .10
I) ('Fries, John.* 29 1 .50 .02 . . .52
Badger, .1. S.*. 30 1 .50 .02 • .. .52
Dalby, H. J. .. .. 31 1 .50 .02 .. .52
Frickson, Louis. 32 1 • .40 .02 .. .42
Fl'ickson, Louis, w 22 ft . ... 33 1 .50 .02 . . .52
Botania, Manuel, c 16 ft .. 33 1 .20 .01 .. .21
^'ampbell, Ueo. D. 33 f .40 .02 . . .42
Botania, Manuel . 36 1 .60 .03 .. .03
•Purson, K. 37 1 .Jo •• •• *16
Botania, Manuel . 38 l .lo • • • • •}“
Sawyer, JuliaA . 39 4 .1 •• •• -10
.Wentiund, Robert . 1 2 .30 .0 .. .31
Nicholas, Antonia. 2 2 .30 .0L .. .31
Fates. J. M. 3-i 2 .40 .02 .. .42
Bell, John. I 2 .30 .01 .. .31
Kwing, C. V.... 9 2 AM ’ ’ ,.2'L .. 4,20
Alaska. Mining & Devclopipenu ckj. 11 2 —* •• •’•-•’
Miller, John . V.'.’.. 12 2 .50 .02 .. .52
Pacific Cold Storage Co. 13 2 3.00 .15 .. 3.15
Peterson, -P. J., e 25x70 ft. 15 2 .30 .01 . . .31
Wood, James, w 1-2 .... 15 2 .30 .01 ,31
Peterson, P. J.;...16 2 .30 .ot .. -31
Williams, A.bby H.•. ...... 20* ,*3-; .30 .01 •• •;£
. Reed, C. W... 22-«' 2 0.00 .30 . . 0.30
Felkel, John. .V. 23 2 .2.50 .12 .. 2.62
; noi/i/p Hildii . 24.i 2 .20 .01 .. .21
Christensen, I.C., cxc. nw. 14x40.. 27 2 1 00 .05 .. 1.05
Stout. John . 2?_ 2 1-00 .03 .. 1.08
^ti chard, lttfbcrt ... *2 * *;7 77 ••
. O’Farrell, Hugh, n. 5(1 ft jpt \v. 42 ft, .»6 4 .50 .0- .. .0
San Francisco, John s. 76**1. w, 12 It 28 - .50 0- •*>
(Pacific Cold Storage' Co.- v. 3( 2 1J -0a ■ • l-0»
Pacific Cold Storage Co. 37 - LOO JM - 105
^Pacific Cold Storage Co. 38 2 1.00 .05 .. 1. .
Pacific Cold Storage Co. 39 2 -50 .02 •• -
y-Balto, Marie . 40 2 1-®(® ;JP’.
-Albrecht, C. T„ n 86 . 42 ~ 1>2t) k0,6 1’J,
Campbell. ■ CJeo. D„ s. 40 ...A.... 42 2 -40
..SSpSi/s8:.:::..-vv,it | - :: •■ :«
it i :i« •• ” -j;
palteon7i)uT :;.vv...v 52 2 :S £ :: :5i
Albrecht, C. T., n 1-2. 58 2 .30 .01 .. .31
Lot. Block. T'U tax Penalty. Int. Total
Euler. W. A., s. 1-2 . 53 2 .30 .01 .. .31
Erickson, Louis, e 1-2 . 51 2 .90 .05 .. .95
Grimm, S. G. w. 1-2 . 51 2 .90 .05 .. .95
lleed, G H . 55 2 .50 .02 .. .52
Beal, I. S. 50 2 5 i .02 . . .52
Campbell. Lucy J . 57 2 2.50 .12 .. 1.62
Campbell, Lucy J. 58 2 .70 .04 .. .74
Holtz, Gus, C> 70 ft. 59 2 .30 .01 .. .31
Botanl, Manuel, s 58 . 59 2 .00 .01 . . .31
Ueed, C. VV. 03 2 i.oo .05 .. • 1.05
llains, Edward . 00 2 .40 .02 . . .42
McDonald, Hugh . 8 3 .40 .02 _ ^[2
Ralble, Fr. estate, e. 18 . 13 3 .40 .02 .. .42
WitUnberg, .4. 15 3 .2' .01 .. .21
Carey, Alfred, exc n 50 ft of e 3 ft 18 3 .0 .04 .. .84
Seidenverg, Leu . 9 4 12.00 2,10 17 44.27
Zehnor, R. B.. w. 13 . 5 5 28.00 1.40 .09 29.49
Seward Com. Co . 7 5 40.00 2.00 .10 12.10
Ilulpin, Fanny.-. 3 0 17.00 .85 .07 17.92
Hatpin', 1). J. 5 0 8.00 .40- .03 8.13
Meilke, F J. 10 0 12.00 .00 .05 12.65
Meilke, F. J. 1 1 0 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Meilke & Rank . 12 , 0 10.00 50 .04 10.54
Rank, Ira M. 13 0 51.00 2.70 .22 50.92
Wittenberg, A.19 0 13.30 .00 .05 14.01
Wittenberg A. 20 6 8.00 .40 03 8.43
James. Geo. .'. 21 0 12.20 .01 .05 12.80
Pullem, H M. 24 0 25.00 1.25 .10 26.35
Seward Fen. R. It.. Co .25-26 6 76.00 3.80 .30 80.10
Kelley, Con. ... .i. 14 7 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
Sull'ivan, M. . 15 7 1.40 .07 .. 1.47
Abramson, llans . 16 7 1.40 .07 .. 1.48
Bering Sea Mining Co. 7 8 * 1.50 .08 .. 1.58
Kaitikuk, F. e. 29 ft. 9 8 -.20 .11 .. 2.31
Gcrrardy, Emile, e 20 ft, 4 ins_ 10 8 1.50 .08 .. 1.58
Johnson, Conrad e 20 ft 4 ins. 11 8 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Johnson, Conrad . IS 8 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Watson, J. J. 8 11 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Talsness, 0. 10 11 1.20 .06 .. 1.26
Eeklund, Gust. 12 11 .60 .03 .. .63
Munson, I’etef . 20 11 1.40 .07 14
Zubrunsky, Joe . 21 11 2.00 .10 .! 2.10
Howard, E. L. 22 11 2.10 .lo .. 2rio
Graven, S. 0. 2 12 .80 .04 .. ~84
Graven S. G. 3 12 2.SO .11 .01 2A5
Seven, O. N.;... 8 12 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Lo Clerti, Charles . 23 12 .70 .03 .. .73
Lo Clerq, Charles . 24 12 3.50 .18 .01 3.69
Berry, Geo. R. 25 12 1.50 .07 .. 1.57
Becker, Adolph . 26 12 2.00 .10 .01 2.21
Ashby, Gscar . .. 29 12 5.00 .25 .02 5.27
Cttoson, Andrew . 35 12 1.00 .20 .02 F22
Knox, Harry, w. 12x37 ft. 46 12 1.50 .22 .0*2 4.74
Knox. Hurry, e. 1-2 . 47 12 .50 .03 . f .53
Cahill, Geo. T. n. 28 ft. e. 50 ft.. 6 13 .50 .03 53
Larson, Sum, c. 25 ft. 1, 13 4.50 .22 02 4*74
Jensen, Julius, 11 25 ft. 6 13 .50 .03 .. ‘.53
liainofsky, Fred . , 13 .80 .04 .. 84
Swanson, Alvin, exc. 31 ft of w 57 ft 1 1 13 .50 .03 .. .53
Schmidt, A. M., Mrs.17 IS 13 3.50 .17 .01 3.68
Ross, Charles, ex. w 20 ft and n 31
ft, of u 25 ft 6 in . 12 14 4.50 .22 .02 4.74
Larsen, William, n 73 ft. 5 ins.... 6 15 4.50 .22 .02 4.74
Kent Leo, s 72 ft. 8 15 8.00 .10 .03 8.43
Spinney, E. E. 20 15 8.00 .40 .03 8.43
Seward Pen. lty. Co. 5 16 4.00 .20 .03 1 '-2
Sew aid Pen. Ry. Co. 6 16 1.00 20 0- 1 --
McIntosh, J. S. II 16 3.50 .17 lot aitSS
McIntosh J. S. 12 16 3.25 .16 .01 3 4''
Seward Pen. Ry. Co . 25 16 25.00 1.25 .it) 26 35
Holt. E. J,. 26 16 40.00 .20 10 4U 30
Burley, D. M, Mrs. n 35 ft s. 28 16 .
Burley, D. At., Mrs. 31 10 14.00 .70 .06 14 76
Oliver, A. G. s 17 45.00 .23 .18 45 41
Darling & Dean Co. II 17 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Darling & Dean Co. 12 17 4.50 .23 .02 4.75
Whistler estate . 5 IS 9.00 .45 .01 £49
Hester Cy . 6 18 5.00 .25 .02 5.-7
Darling A Dean Co. n 10 . In is 2.50 .13 .01 >54
1 Xu ling & Dean Co. li! 1$ so.00 1.00 $1.31!
Guggiu, G. P. .. 17 is 95.00 4.75 .38 100.13
Gsgootl, 1. 1,. est . 9 19 24.00 1.20 .09 25.29
„*.'n A- ' • 13 19 10.00 .50 .04 10.54
Meilke, J. b. 42 19 50.00 2.50 .20 6- 70
Warren, Clark A Warren, %int. in. 11 19 61.60 3 08 -5 6l's3
Luiuaroux, A .I 21 3.00 .15 '.01 316
Berg, Fete. 1L 21
Berg, Peter . 12 21 3.50 ,lV .01 3 69
Benson, Bernhardt, n 25 . 18 21 s.oo .10 03 8 43
Berg, Peder . 29 21 1.00 .05 '. l'05
Lamuruux, A . 39 21 1.00 .05 .. 1 05
Spnngstcin, W. L. 1 22 14 00 70 m: u'-r
Peterson 1*. L., Mrs. n 19 e 11.. JO 22 loo '05 ' 4H5
Alexson, Gust Mrs. 8 -3 450 ;• 4-®»
Dili, Chas. 10 23 '0“ l-74
J >i 11, Qhas. 11 23 !
V!!l,,,„StUI'S •••.'. 13 33 16.00 .80 .06 16.86
AllgUBtessen, A . 2 24 3.00 .15 01 3 16
Jens.n 1-red . 3 24 2.50 .12 .01 2Ji3
4Al‘!l 4 --. 13 31 6.00 .30 .02 6 32
1 loin, Joseph . 2 25 3.00 .15 01 3 16
Neibiing, Mary Mrs. 11 1-2. 5 25 6.00 .30 02 o’s
Kelsberg, Trygue, s 1-2. 5 25 4 00 -0 “
Sitton, A. N., n 36 ft less 4 2-3 w 25 9 25 6 30 '0- -°“ H3
1 .arson a Nelson .”.. 17 ->i; , '.,3 ;; b-33
Grace, D. C....W. j, j,';' 4'“® 33 • 13 *■ 75
McKenzie, Nola .14 15 “>f\ (1'm, 'ii •®3 J-3S
Sheldon AllanD . w 5..,. .. ... 15 26 ° •03 c-33
Sheldon, Allan D. 16 26 11.66 .55 .65 II 66
Nelson, Oscar F.. s 1-2 . 20 26 5.00 .25 0- 5-7
W imiuist, N. O., exc 5. 3 27 1.5o 07
McAllister, J. F., s 40 ft. 3 27 loo " HI
Bliown, C. N. n. 30 ft. w. 10 ft. . 7 27 30 ' '' Hr
Geirs, James . S 27 9j)o .45 .64 9 49
. 11 27 2.00 .10 ul 2 11
McAllister, J. F. 12 27 2.00 .10 01 o'77
McAllister, J. F. 13 27 2.00 .10 01 -11
McA lister, J. F. . 17 27 20.00 LOO j's 21.08
Hondt ieksson, N. 18 27 ns 00 911 ,, — ,,, ..
Lunaraux \ F' “ 65x20 ft. 7" 37 3'-5« 13 '.oi lot
LanmiCx-: A.'.‘.. 1] 4^°° 'J5 ■'* >•!«
RoakoEt, Tnomas. 23 ne cor. lo ft s 4 29 2'.50 '.12 J °'«3
Wentworth Bros .. 6 29 2 50 3 Hr
need, s l.. w 1-2.:::: 6 si! 3:2o is oi t-4
Burton, James s 0 ft. 10 29 3 00 15 in nii
Kontjens Bill, n 70 ft. 11 29 loo 2(1 'oi 4 --
Austin, William, s 70 ft. 11 29 .3.00 15 'ill 'i'Tu
Anderson, Fred, el-2 . 12 29 4.00 n-0 !u2 4 23
Pu lam, H. M. 16 29 6.0(f .30 .02 6 32 I
Nelson, Anna. 17 29 11.00 .55 .04 1 1.59'
Harris estate . 19 29 6.00 30 0- i; 3
Austin Wm. 14 ft 7 Ins. 22 29 .50 03
Manas, John . 23 29 .50 .03
O'Sauye, S. O., 11 23. 24 29 4.30 .21 .02 4-53
Bennett, John, s 1-2 . 1 30 6.00 ■ 30 02 6 32
Nieon, Nick . 3 30
N'icon, Nick, w 30. 4 30 3.00 ,15 ,6i 3 16
Corgan, B. J. Est . 5 30 4.00 .20 .02 4.22'
Bobry, Sam . 7 30 4.00 .20 .02 4 22 i
Russel, J. W. 15 30 6.00 .30 .03 6.32
Wittenberg A. S 3" 4.00 .20 .02 1.20
Wittenberg, A. 9 30 5.50 .22 .02 5.71 I
Hanson, A. L. C . 16 30 4.50 .23 .02 4.75
Brltzen, John 1* 22x16 . 10 30 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Sauvian, M. L. Mrs. s 90. 20 30 5.00 .25 .02 5.27
O'Connell, 11. S . 21 30
O'Connell, H. S. 22 30 5.00 .15 .02 5.17
Hall, Frank, ne 37.5 of s 17x30. 26 30 .60 .03 .. .63
Miller, Inez, e 33 ft. 30 30 6.00 .30 .02 6.32
Miller. Inez . 31 30 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
llall. Frank . 32 2" 4.80 -.24 - .02 6.06
Tracy N. A., e 1-2 . 36 3" 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
Sweeny, II. J., w 1-2. 36 30 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Shields, H. E. 30 .10 6.00 .30 .02 6.32
Shields, H. .E . 42 3" 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Cordovado, Antonio . 48 5.50 .28 .02 0.8®
Greenberg, H. 51 30 1 1.00 .5;> .04 11.*>9
McockfSeena Bauch, e. 17 s JO w ## ^ 4 00 ,20 ,02 .422
Van Sick)''. 6. B. w 3.34. 61 30 .50 .03 .. .53
Van Sickle . 02 30 10.00 .50 .04 10.54
Seward I’en. Ry. Co. o 26 .' 2 .1 3.00 .lo .01 3.16
Seward Pen. Ry. Co. n. 95 wxs 33 18>00 ,90 >07 18.97
sewJd ivu! 'R'y."c6'.".'4 31 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Derenthal E, s 33 e 48x41 and 3 of ,f( 11 0() 55 04 11.59
63 '' V-. 5 til 13.50 .68 .05 14.23
McIntosh J. S. S 51 ft. .. i\ (;"0() \%() J)’> o!:i2
Mulda, Charles, n 29x75 f. ;; ■ ;30 03 7.53
Wheeler, II. L s G~x2o It. 34 8.00 .10 03 8.48
Carlstrom, Jacob, s 1-2. - .1 » • -•> ■ -
Hover, Edw'm n 1-2 . 20 81 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
.26 31 10.66 .50 .03 10.54
X "i W'w'i'-' " . 29 31 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
McIntosh. J. S. w 1 - .. • 3 :il 8.00 .40 .03 8.43
McIntosh. J.S. 3S 3i 5.00 .25 .02 5.27
McIntosh. .l.S.;. 39 :!1 5.00 .25 .02 5.27
McIntosh, J. .. 4n 3| .40 .02 .. .42
McIntosh, J. S . . 4| ;!l 47,00 2.35 .19 49.54
Nome Realty Go. , 40 :i| 6.00 .30 .02 G.32
McIntosh. J. S. 34 ->.50 .12 .01 2.63
Oazaras Starr . 4. 10.00 .50 .01 io.54
Wttenberg. A. 33 2.00 10 .01 2.11
Moore A. in .. . 3 32 j no .05 1.ob
'oore. .. 1t 32 2.00 .15 01 3.16
r A Davi's on. I 33 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
n'.Xf 10 33 F10 .06 .. 1.16
Borg ( . 'llep1 . .. is 33 1.50 .07 .. 1.57
Hansen. P. AMs. 22 33 1.20 .00 .. 1.26
Hewitt, IT. .. ,,, 33 4 50 ..22 .02 4.74
Johnson^ Adolph . 22 33 ,«o .03 .. .63
; 47 -50 ;; ;6S?
McDonough, M. J.. s 1-2 ... 30 .02 .. .32
go ward Pen. Kj • n 1 - .
Lot. Block. T’tl tux Penalty. Int. Total
Seward I’en. Uy. Co. 2 48 .60 .03 .. 6”
Seward I’en. Hy. Co. 3 48 .60 .03
Seward l’on. Uy. Co. 4 48 .60 .03
Seward l’en. Hy. Co. 8 48 .80 .04 ‘84
Seward i’en. Uy. Co. 3 48 .10 Xl
Nicola, Eli, ex. 30 It right of way 9 48 .30 .02 " '32
Seward Pen. Hy. Co. 10 49 .30 .02
Sewar i’en. Hy. Co. 1 49 .40 .02 .. 42
Seward Pen. Hy. Co. 2 49 .60 .04 ” 1*4
Seward Pen. Uy. Co. 3 49 .80 04 .. .84
Seward Pen. Uy. Co. 4 49 .80 .04 .. .84
Seward Pen. Hy. Co. 5 49 .80 .04 ... .84
Seward Pen. Hy. Co. 6 49 .80 , .04 ,. .84
Seward Pen. Uy. Co. 12 49 .80 .04 .. .84
Corbin H. n. 60 ft. 4 50 6.00 .30 .20 6.32
Seward Pen. Hy. Co. 6 50 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
McIntosh, J. S. 7 50 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
McIntosh, J. S. 9 50 3.15 .17 .02 3.34
Crooks, C. C. 2 51 13.00 .65 .05 13.70
Sims, Charles n 1-2. 6 51 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Walker, Henry . 15 51 8.O0 .10 .03 8.41
Boscovich, Vido, n 54 ft. 9 ins.... 17 51 2 40 .12 .ol 2.53
Corrigan, J. \V.,W 14. 2L 51 .40 02 .. .42
Sewaid Commercial Co.*ex. e 25x60 22 51 155v .75 .06 13.81
Chilberg Caroline. 24 51 7.8 1 .30 .03 5 .'2
Clarke, Jussie . 26 51 4.20 .21 .02 4.13
Hanson, Thomas . 28 61 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Graham, Churlott, 11 1-2 . 42 51 4.10 .20 .02 4.3
Bennett, John. 6 52 3.00 15 .01 3.16
Charley (Native) southern pt. 7 52 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
Olsen, Sarah, s 40 w 25 ft. it 52 7.00 .35 .03 7.38
Brown, A. J. e 1-2. 14 52 6.00 .30 .02 b.32
Uthans, Charles. 10 52 12.00 .60 .05 12.65
Foster, O. C. 8 53 6.80 .34 *02 t.16
Foster, O, O. .. 9 53 7.80 .39 .03 8.22
Linch, Bart, w 15 ft 6 ms. of e 72 ft 11 53 450 .27 .02 4.79
Gritiin, H. H., n 100 . 2 54 1.50 .02 .. I.08
Unknown, s 40 fl. 4 54 4.00 .20 .01 4.31
Gunderson, Jule. 10 61 (.50 .38 ,C3 7.91
Carlson, Christine, n 1-2 . 12 54 6.00 .30 .02 6.32
Shafer, V., n 16 ft. 13 54 3.00 .16 .01 3.1b
Larson Hans C. n 32. 14 64 4.00 .20 .01 6-21
Fromm, Anna. 6 55 10.50 .52 .04 ILOb
Merdieth, E. E. 14 55 7.00 .35 .03 7.38
Cora, S .S. 13 55 8.00 .40 .03 8.43
Brannun, John . 5 56 1.40 .07 •• f47
ilatson, Albert, s 1-2 . 6 56 *2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Brennan, John, n 1-2 . 6 56 .40 .02 . . .42
Finley 68 Gordon, n 15x43 . 7 56 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Neilsen, Jorgen . s 56 3.x) .10 .01 4.00
Aretic Placer Milling Co., s 30 ft. . 2 57 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Bauer, A. W. 9 57 .50 .03 .. 63
Wachenheimer, J. J. 14 57 1.50 .08 .. 1.58
Christoffensen, G. E.21 and 22 57 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Bendson, S. P.24 and 57 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Olson, Knute . 26 57 .80 -..04 .01 .85
Moore, Herny . 27 5i .. •• •• ••
Moore, Henry. 28 ot 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Vick, liolph.59 57 2.00 .10 .01 -.11
Christoffensen, U. E. 33 5< >'•00 .-u .0- .>.-1
Christoffensen, G. E . 34 61 .80 .04 .. .84
Williams, Eliza A. 35 01 .8) .Ui .. .84
Williams, El'iza A. 36 57 .7p .30 .. .,3
Bedding, Charles. ab 57 l.aU .0i .01 l.oS
Seward Pen. By. Co. 10 60 .40 .02 .. .4
Sewarel I’en. By. Co. 11 60 .40 .0- .. .4
Sewaid I’en. By. Co. 12 60 .40 .0- ... .4
lioper, Miton, 11 25 ft. ... .. 5 61 4.00 .20 .02 4.-2
WHackle, Charles.6 7 61 10.00 .50 .04 10.54
Byan, Bart, w 16 fl. 9 61 .80 .04 .. .84
Byan, Bart . 10 61 1.30 .04 .01 1.35
Bovey & Davison. 11 61 1.50 .07 ,01 1.58
Danniens, T.13 14 61 6.50 .32 .03 6.85
Koek. w. II. 1 62 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Seguyuk, Fred. 6 62 4.00 .20 .02 4.22
Seward Peu. Uy. Co. 8 «2 .60 .03 .. .63
\UUson Erick A ' . .7.7.13 62 s'.oo '.4o .03 s',43
Ledding N O . H 62 7.00 .35 .03 7.38
Seward’l*en. Hy. Co., ex a lu ft.. ~ .so .04 .. .84
Seward I’en. By. Co. ■> 63 .80 .04 .. .84
Sewaid Pen. l!y. Co. . j 63 .80 .04 .. .84
Seward Pen. Hy. t ol. oj .80 .04 .. .&4
Seward Pen. By. Co., 30x80 fl. Ht. of
. 0 (>.» .80 .04 • . .*4
Bosworth, Louis, less- 30x50. 0 63 2.20 .11 .01 2.22
Anderson, N. B... w 1-2. 11 63 1.20 .06 .. 1.26
McIntosh. Finley . 12 63 6.00 .30 .02 6.32
Gooma C., n 1-2 exe. 5 ft at n end 14 63 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Seward Pen. By. Co. w end to 15
ft s of track . 1 61 .40 .0- .. .4
Makarounis, Mike,, exe. w end.. .. 1 61 3.00 .la .01 3 ,6
Nugus, B. J. 3 64 2.00 .10 .01 -.11
Gay, Louis . 2 61 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Peterson, Gust, w 1-2 . 6 64 1.90 .10 .. 2.00
Peterson, Gust, n 40 ft. e 1-2. 6 64 1.60 .08 .. 1.68
Matties, Paul. 8 64 5.50 .2i .02 6.7J
Blake. A. G., ll 38 1-2 of s 127.... i 65 2 i'J .10 .01 2.1*
Fitten, D. M., s 38 1-2 of S 98 1-2. . 1 65 1.65 .07 .. 1.72
Fox, S. Lilld1. 6 65 4.00 .40 .02 4.22
Moon, Thomas, w 47 ft. 8 65 5.00 .25 .02 4.22
Oliver, A. G. n 60 e 43 . 10 65 .50 .02 .. .53
Gettchell, \V. W. 13 65 .70 .03 .. .73
Brown, G., e 40 ft. 21 65 140 .07 .. 1.47
Seward Pen By Co. w 15 ft. of e 1-2 43 65 .50 .03 . . .53
Melntere, E. F. 46 65 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
Piling King, exe n 15 ft e 1-2. 53 65 2.40 .12 .01 2.53
MulgreW. E., n 40 ft . 54 65 .50 .03 .. .53
Weltou, Francis, s 100 fl. 54 65 1.80 .09 .01 1.89
Bobitaella, Michael, n 1-2. 55 65 2.50 .12 .01 2.63
Seward Penn. By Co. 3 66 .80 .01 .. .84
Dodd. Ed . 11 66 4.00 .20 .01 4.2F
Cameron, A. W. east part. 24 66 2.70 .13 .01 2.84
Sewatd l’en. By. Co. 35 66 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Seward Pen. By. Co. IS 6i .80 .04 .. .84
Seward Pen. By. Co. 19 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Seward i’en. By. Co.. 30 67 .90 .ot .. .94
Seward I’en. By. Co., e 10 It.... 31 67 .30 .02 .. .3
Seward l’en. ity. Co., 30r50 . 33 67 .30 .02 . . .32
Seward l’en. By. Co. 34 67 .90 .05 ... ,9a
Seward Pen. ity. Co. 35 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Seward Pen. By. Co... 3b bi .bO .03 .. .63
Seward I’en. By. Co. 37 6i .60 .03 .. .63
Seward Pen. By. Co. 38 Oi ,bl) .03 .. .b3
Seward I’en. By. Co.19 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Seward l’en. By. Co. 40 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Seward Pen. By. Co. 41 67 .60 .03 .. ■ ;>
Seward Pen. By. Co. 42 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Seward Pen. ity. Co. 43 67 .60 .03 .. .[>3
Bovey, J. E. It 67 .60 .03 .. .63
Bennett, D. A. n 25 s 50. 10 91
Bennett, D. A. n 25 s 50 . ll 91 8.80 .44 .04 9.28
Darling & Dean.12 and 13 91 15.00 .75 .06 15.81
Konnunasuc,, Toni s w cor 25x40. . 10 91 1 20 .06
Seward 1’en Hy Co. n 15 It of track 14 91 •- ••
Seward l’en. By Co., s 15 ft, o track la 91 .10 .0- .. .4
Darling & Dean Co., n ot track.. 16 91 1.10 .U6 .. 1.16
Seward l’en. By. Co., light of way 17 Jl .30 .01 .. .31
Seward I’en. By. Co., right of way 18 Jl .30 .01 .. .-1
Sewant Pen. By. Co., right ot way 19 Jl .30 .1
Seward Pen. By. Co. right of way 20 91 .30 .01 .. --1
SeWard Pen. Hy.] Co., s 50 ft.. .. 21 Jl .-0 .01 . . .31
Seward I’en. By. Co. 22 91 1.-9 .08 . >1 1...
Seward Pen. By. Co. -- Jl l--o • ; ■■ 1 J "I
Seward l’en. By. Co. 24 91 1.20 .06 .01 1.-7
Seward Pen. By. Co. 71 J- .80 . 4 .. .81
Seward I’en. By .Co. 8 J- .80 .04 .. .84
Seward i’en. By. Uo. J 9- .80 .04 .. .84
Seward l’en. By. Co. 10 9- .80 .04 .. .84
Ochman, Thomas . 1 93 2.80 .14 .03 -.9<
Hrotopapaa, James . 1
Carter, A. Mrs . 7 94 6.00 .30 .0- 6.3
(Vll'flil* A \| .. 8 114 J .10 .Vu •• 1.1.J
Nicholas, Anton . 9 94 3.60 .18 .02 3.70
Sin'ingstein, VV. L. It 94 1.20 .06 .. 1.-6
Oulbaum, Henry and Mary . 9 anil 10 95 12.70 .64 .05 13-39
Johnson, Louis. 5 96 1.80 .09 .01 1.90
Delmotte, S. C. 6 96 2.a0 .12 .02 2.6..
Bobenston, J. A. H. 7 J6 4.60 .-7 .0- 4.i.l
Seward Pen. Uy. Co. 0 98 .10 .. .. .10
Seward Pen. U. Co. 7 98 .10 .. .. .10
Sewurd l’en. By. Co. 5 104 .10 .. .. .10
Seward Pen. By. Co. 7 104 .10 .. .. .10
Seward Pen. ity. Co. 8 104 .10 .. .10
Segayuk, Fred. 10 109 .80 .04 ..
De FaWiUS, Antonie. 9 125 3.00 .15 .01 3.16
Van Kirk. I . 12 125 .80 .01 . . .31
Sauvain, M. I. 1 126 .30 .01 .. .31
Sauvain, M. 1). 2 126 .30 .02 .. .32
Norgen GW. 12 126 .30 .01 .. .31
KX?*2L Mrs. * X% *2<> -i[
Seward l’en. By. Co. 1 13- k} ~r,\
Seward Pen. By. Co. . » 122 -2« °n\ •• v(
Sewa rd Pen. ity. Uo. 9 13- .-0 .01 .. —1
Improvements on—
Brown, John, Cabin.* - ^ S’.1.1
lohnson, Ola, Cabin ... .. 2 ?•!!!? 4.!!
Storm, John. Cabin on 6 1-2. .. 6 uo 1.60 .08 .01 1.69
Bice, Hobert, (‘abin on n 1-2. 6 56 1.00 .06 .. 1.0j
Buuies G. Cabin . 6 14 1.50 .08 .01 1.59
Greenberg, H- Building. 36 19 30.00 1.50 .12 31.62
Heed, Chas.. Cabin . 6 60 1.00 .Oo .. 1.0a
T^LepU:.C‘b1".™ - .1.‘.2. 6 61 2.00 .10 .01 2.11
McLeod. Win., Cabin. 7 64 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Watson, Chas., Cabin .. .. < 63 1.00 .05 .. 1.05
Improvements on Arthur Placer Mining claim.
Munson. Oscar, Cabin.2.00 .10 .01 2.11
Bongard, Joe, House .4.00 .-0 .0- 4.
Erie. Andrew, two Cabins .2.00 .10 .01 2.11
(invent. Fred. House .>.4.00 .20 .02 4.22
[•arson, Emile, Cabin ........40 .0- .. .4
Schrader, Wm.t Cabin..0-j .. 1.0;»
Nelson, Paul. Cabin .1.60 .08 .01 1.09
Kams’ie, Albert, Cabin .2.00 *40 .01 2.11
Oration, Cabin.1-20 .06 .. 1.26
E. GRIMM,
City Clerk.