Alaska Beats Hawaii.
The comparative value*of Alaska
am! Hawaii to the United State*
from a commercial pfint of view,
are shown in the latest summary
of commerce and finance published
by the treasury department.
Among public men, usually well
informed, not one in ten probably
would hesitate to say off-hand that
Hawaii is comiflercially much
more valuable to this country than
Akiska.
This popular belief, however, is
not borne out by the official figures.
Although a great part of our
northern territory lias been closed
to navigation for seven months, yet
the total commerce of Alaska for
the eight months ending on Feb.
28 last, was only about 5 per cent,
less than that of Hawaii, which is
open to navigation every day in
the year.
For the eight months in question
which were the first two-thirds of
the currnrt fi*cal year—the com
merce of Alaska amounted to fit),
801,494; and that of Hawaii to 120,
2‘23,Q*2'2. Naturally, Hawaii was
far in the lead in February com
merce, for that month is alnnit the
dullest of the whole year for
Alaska. This fact, however, makes
the comparison for the whole period
of eight months (including Feb
ruary) all the more remarkable.
For the first two-thirds of the
currant fiscal |>eriod the value of
goods shipped from Hawaii was
•10,888,900. The value of goods
shipped from Alaska during the
same period was •15,174.000. This
advantage in favor of the northern
territory in outgoing commerce did
not obtain, however, in the incom
ing shipments. Hawaii’s inbound
commerce during the eight months
in question amounted to•9,384,122,
while Alaska received only 14.187,
494, This record docs not include
the spring season, when the
heaviest cargoes are sent to Alaska;
otherwise the comparison would
probably not be in favor of Hawaii.
C. R. M. T. ft D. Co.
The Cop]>er River Mining, Trad
ing and Development Co., organized
for the purpose of transacting busi
ness in Alaska, have considerable
possessions through this section.
They own the Copper Center town
site and a number of mining prop
ertUfl, they are also conducting sev
eral road houses and trading posts,
and are ever ready to enter into
any new enterprise to suit the time
and conditions. The latest addi
tion to their many enterprises is
the opening of a real estate depart
ment at Valdez, a notice of which
may be found in a half page adver
tisement in this paper.
A. Holman, the Alaska manager
for the com; any, 1ms an office on
Broadway, Valdez,and R. Blix, the
secretary and treasurer, has an of
fice at Copper Center, where lie at- 1
tends to affairs in the interior.
Both these gentlemen came with !
the rush of *d8 and have remained ;
ever since. They are thoroughly j
acquainted with all sections of the
Copper River valley and adjacent
country, and are fully competent
to give information on its many
conditions and possibilities.
The book published by the com
pany contains useful information j
together with several maps of this i
part of Alaska.
Now that the city council is be
coming an active body, and looking
after the welfare of the town, one!
of the very first evils that should
be looked into, is the way in which
the beach is becoming strewn with
refuse of all kinds and extending
up to the buildings.
A line should be established near
the low water mark beyond which
all refuse matter should be thrown.
If any member of the council
will take a walk on one of the
wharves and look over the beach,
he will see the advisability ot in
troducing a measure to that effect.
The view at the present is not
pleasing, neither is the condition
conducive to good health.
Ladies’ fancy hosiery in black,
white and colors—plain, drop stitch
and lace. Any kind you want.
Fish & Co.
Since the shake-up the cows are
giving butter.
To Report on Rand Raws.
Washington, D. C., May 11- -By
directions of Secretary Hitchcock
of the interior department, Judge
J. W. Witten, principal law clerk
of tlie general land office, has i>ecn
sent to Alaska to make a general
investigation of the land situation,
and the public land service. His
instructions are partly secret, but
the secretary announces that there
is nothing sensational involved
cither in the way of grave frauds
or gross misconduct on the part of
the Alaska land officials. It is ex
plained that there is scant infor
mation on file in Washington
showing the true condition of the
public land service in Alnska, and
little data oi any value in guiding
the department in carrying out a
practical policy toward the miners
and settlers of the far north.
It is possible that the recent laws
need some modification, nnd that
other land laws heretofore extend
er! to Alaska should lie mollified,
and Judge Witten has been in
structed to ascertain what modifi
cation should he made in the in
terest of the public service. He is
to use his own judgement in laying
out his trip, hut in the main will
visit the principal cities, the lead
ing mining districts, and make an
inspection of the local land office
at Juneau, ns well as the office of
the surveyor general. It is rumor
ed that the conduct of these offi
cers, while not corrupt, has not
been so efficient as has been ex
pected, and improvements will he
suggested by Judge Witten on the
occasion of his visit.
At one time there were four land
offices in Alaska. At present there
is hut one. It is expected that un
der the new homestead law there
will be an increase in the land of
fice business and it may be advis
able to re-establish one or more of
fices.
A man who makes a tour of the
territory and who is thoroughly
familiar with the land conditions,
as is Judge Witten, should be able
to make a comprehensive report
on this subject, and it is not at all
improbable that by next season
new land offices will spring into
existence in Alaska, to share the
work that is now going in bulk to
Juneau.
It is desirable that these new of
fices, if established, should he at
points where they are most needed,
and where they will be most read
ily accessible to the greatest num
ber of intending settlers and pros
pectors. Without an official report,
the department would have to de
pend largely upon private advices,
and might duplicate the ridiculous
action taken ubout four years ago-.
Tour of Investigation.
Wilfred H. Osgood of the United
States Department of Agriculture
is on his way to Alaska, where he
will investigat this summer the
animal and plant life of the country
in reference to its geographical
distribution.
This branch of the work of the
department is devoted to a great
extent in the United States to a
study of the various forms of insect
pests that destroy trees and growing
crops. In Alaska however, it is
more comprehensive, and includes
the mapping of the country with
reference to locating the habitat of
the various species of forest trees
and vegetation generally, while in
cluded with the studies of animal
life are the framing of game laws
and the collection of specimens for
the National Museum.
Additional Entry
Under Section *2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
U. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, 1901.
The Alaska Portland Packer#’ Association, a
cor|x>ratiou, incorporated under the laws of the
state of Oregon, assignee of Jonathan Hislc, be
ing entitled to the benefit# of section 23 *> of the
revised statute* of the I'nited States, granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailor* who
served in the war of the rebellion, does hereby
apply to enter t\ 8. survey number >27, situate
on the left bank of the Xaknek river, about 5
miles above its mouth, Alaska.
Beginning at C’or. 1, whence corner number 1,
ameuded survey number 60, bear# south 'si deg
30 min west about 3 miles distant; thence north
67 deg east 20 chains to Cor. 2; south 23 deg east
10.00 chains to Cor. 3; south 67 deg west 20.tK
chain# to Cor. 4; north 23 deg west 10.00 chains to
Cor. l.the point of beginning. Area 2v> acres. Var
latlpu 22 deg 06 min east as additional to hi*
original homestead on the w 1, «»f * w *4 and
sw^ofnw Hot sec 6, tp 13, r 1 w, at La Crape,
Win., August 30, I860, per homestead nurnbei
4633.
Post office address is Portlaud, Oregon.
Kbank M. Wakren, Jp.,
Secretary Alaska Portlaud Packers Association
Publish for statutory- period in Alaska Phos
pectob, at Valdex, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register
ENUFF SAID
Of
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The shelves are now filled with the finest and most complete
line of Staple and Fancy GROCERIES ever brought to Valdez—and
any one will say after seeing our line that we can please you all—in
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Tomato Chutney Kippered Herring
Green Mango Chutney Caviar
Indian Relish Anchovies
Heinz’s Preserves Pate De Fois Gras
Pirn Olas Italiana Bologna
Graham Wafers Uneeda Biscuits
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. Phone 12 Goods Delivered Free
Meals a la Carte Open All Night
“W i k i d e I’s”
Most Elegant Restaurant in the Northwest.
Cor. Keystone and McKinley Valdez, Alaska
Advertise in the Prospector.
Application.
IT. 8. Land Offic e,
Juneau. Alaska, April 23. 1903.
The Xaknck Packing Company being entitled
to the benefit* of section 10 of the Act of May
It. 1898, entitled “An Act extending the home
stead laws and providing for right of way for
railroads in the District of Alaska, and for
other purposes” does hereby apply to purchase
tiic following tract of public laud, situate on
the right bank of the Xakuck river about 2*,
miles above its mouth, Alaska, and more par
ticularly described as follows,to wit:
Beginning at Cor. Xo. 1, at high water mark
on right bank of said river, whence witness cor
ner bears north 16 deg 45 min west 25 links dis
tant. and l*. 8. I. M., So. 8A, across river, bears
south 41 deg east 71.20 chains distant; thence
from true corner north 16 deg 45 min west 12.50
chains to Cor. Xo 2; thence north 73 deg 15
min east 11.uo chains to Cor. Xo. 3; loeuce
south 16 deg 45 min east 12.88 chains to Cor. Xo.
4, whence witness corner bears north 16 deg 45
min west 70 link* distant; thence along me
anders Xaknck riyer south 75 deg 15 mill west
1100 chains to the point of beginning. Being
l*. S. survey number 544. Area 13.84 acres. Var
iation 22 deg 05 min east.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
!»ortioii of the above described tract of public
and, are required to flic a protest in accord
ance with law with the Register and Receiver
of the lT. 8. Laud office, at Juneau, Alaska.
Xaknkk Packing Company,
O. C. Has LETT, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska Pkospectok, a weekly
! newspai*er, printed at Valde/.. Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the newspaper published
nearest the land described in said application.
John \V. Dudley,
Register l\ 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Application.
l\ 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23. 1903.
The Bristol Packing Company being entitled
to the benefits of section 10 of the Act of May 14,
1»98, entitled “An Act extending the homestead
laws and providing for right of way for rail
roads in the District of Alaska, and for other
purposes” docs hereby apply to purchase the
following tract ot public land, situate on the
left bank of the I'gasliik river, (Just above na
tive village,) Ala&ku, and more particularly de
scribed a* follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence corner uum
ber 4, survey number .wo, bears south 16 deg 32 |
min east 42.21 chains distant; thence cast 2.uu
chains to Cor. 2; thence north 2.uo chains to ,
Cor. 3; thence east 4.00 chains to Cor. 4; thence
north 8.oo chains to Cor. 5; thence west 8.00
chains to Cor. 6, whence witness corner bears
east 3o links distant; (hence along meanders.
I'gasliik river, south 7 deg east 7.00 chains;
thcuce south 20 deg 30 min east 3.23 chains to
place of beginning. Being l* H survey number
»V). Area 6.40 acres, \a.iaiiuu 21 a eg 22 ruin
cast.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portiou of the above described tract of public
land are required to file a protest in uccordauce
with law with tile Register and Receiver of the
l* S Land office at Juneau, Alaska.
Bristol Packing Co.
per E. Carlson, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska PrusckiTok, a weekly
uewspaper, printed at Valdes, Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the newspaper published
uearest the land desciibed iu sain application.
John W . Ut'bLEY.
Register l* S Land office, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230t> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
V 8 Land OrricE,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23,1903.
Frank M. Warreu, Jr, of Portland, Oregon,
assigucc of Sylvester Lynn, being entitled to
l the benefits of SectPm 2300, of the revise«l stat
utes of the l'nit ed States, grantiug additional
lauds to soldiers and sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, does hereby apply toeuter
l* 8 Burvev number 517, situate ou right bank of
Hear creek, about *, mile above its couliucucc
with Kviehaa river. Alaska.
Beginning at Cor No. 1, whence Cor No. 3,
survey number 128, bears uorth 36 deg west
36.39 chains distant; thence uorth 54 dtg 15
iniu-east 5.00 chaius to Cor 2; south 35 deg 45
min east 8.00 chaius to Cor 3; south 54 deg 15
1
min west 6.50 chains to Cor I; the nee along
meanders. Bear creek, north 48 deg 15 min west
2.10 chains to station; north 15 deg C> miu west
6.00 chains t«> the point of beginning. Area
4.99 acres. Variation 23 deg 03 min cant. As
additional to bin original homestead on lot 3.
* e '4, * w *4. see 27 and lot 3, see 34, tp 19, r 7
west, at U Crosse, Win , Jin. 27, 1866, per home
stead No. 2327.
My post office address is Jftrj chamber of Com
merce, Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2S(X> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. H. Land OmrE,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, 1903.
I, Harry C. Jensen, of San Francisco, Califor
nia, assignee of George W. Enirick and George
Mackenzie lieing entitled to the benefits of sec
tion 23«M> of the revised statutes of the United
States granting additional land* to soldiers
and sailors who served in the war of the rebel
lion, do hereby apply to enter U. H. survey
number 532, situate on left bank of Grave Yard
Creek, about ti chain* above its mouth conflu
ence with Kvichak river, Alaska. More par
ticularly described a* follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. 1, thence south 52 deg 15
miu east lu.no chains to Cor. 2; north 37 deg 45
min east lo.no chains to Cor. 3; north 52 deg 15
min west 9.'JR chains to Cor. 4; thence along
meanders Grave Yard Creek south 46 deg 15
miu west 7.11 chains, south 18 deg 3n min west
3.10 chains to point of beginning. Area lo.Vi
a« res. Variation 22 deg V8 min east. As addi
tional to their original homestead on the
west half north west quarter and south east
quarter of south west quarter of section 18,
tow nship 10, south range 2 east, at Concordia,
Ks., August 12, 1872, |*er homestead number
K.VII, aud homestead number 11771 at Kuliua,
Ks., June 11, 1873, [uo description.]
My post office address i* 3u8 Market street,
Sau Francisco, Caifornla.
Harry C. Jexsex.
Publish for statutory period iu Alaska Pk«>s
pector, at Valdes, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230d of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. S. Land office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, pro.
The Oregon and Alaska Trading Company, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of the
stale of Oregon, assignee of Abraham Smith,
being cutillcd 10 the laMielit* of section 2306 of
the revised statutes of the Cnited Stales grant
ing additional land to soldiers and sailors who
served in the war of the rebellion, docs hereby
apply to enter l\ S. survey number 514, situute
on the left bank*of Xushagak river, about oue
tjuurtcr mile below Xushagak Village, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence Acorn Peak
bears north 78 deg 40 min west ami \Y. C. to
Cor. So. 1 survey uuuiher :IW, bears north 18
deg 4-5 min east 28.117 ehaius distant; wituess
corner hears uortli 88 deg 45 miu east 2-5 links
distant; theucefrnm true eorner north 88 dec
45 mill east 10.00 chains to Cor. 2; thence south
1 deg 15 in in east 11.00 chains to Cor. 3, thence
soutii 88 deg 45 min west ln.25 chains to Cor. 4;
wheuee witness corner bears uorth 88 de-r 15
inin east 25 liuks distant; thence meander Nu
sliagak river, up stream, north 1 deg 15 iniu
west 5.50 ehaius, north 1 deg 30 miu east 5.50
chains to the point of beginning. Area 11.22
acres. Variation 23 deg oil rain east. As addi
tional to his original homestead on the sou'll
half of south west quarter of set tiou 2k town
ship 27, ranged), at Springfield, Mo., Juue 21,
1864, per home.dead number 212.
Post office address is Astoria, Oregon.
John .Nordstrom,
Secretary Oregon & Alaska Trading Company.
Publish for statutory period iu Alaska Pro>
pectoh, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
For typewriting and shorthand
work, apply to Nellie Richard*.
Richards & Co.4
PACIFIC PACKINQ
& NAVIQATION CO.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
E. E. Cain, Operating Agent
From Seattle for. Valdez, Cook Inlet and
Str FYCHciftr Wi,.v lN,rt,,> 25th "f May. From
Oil* LAUDIUI Valdez for Seattle and way ports, Nth of
„ June.
* a
f From Seattle for Valdez, Cook Inlet and
Cfr C'lnfo Ann ! wav ports Nth of June. From
Oil* Odllld /illd j Valdez for Seattle and way ports, *22d of
(. June.
(From Juneau to Unalnska and way porta
1st of eaeh month, connecting with Str.
Excelsior from Seattle. leaves at Val
dez 2ot 11 of each month, for Juneau.
Company reserve* right to change steamers or date of sailing
without notice.
Seattle Office-tilS First Ave. J. Q, Martin*
Agent.
PHONE 16.
Loomis
T ransportation
Company
Contracts Freight to aii Interior Points.
i
Freighting by sleighs begins Feb.
1st Freight consigned to them
must be in Valdezby Eebruary 25
First Pack Train leaves Valdez May
25 Best line of Saddle Horses
in the Northwest
Trading Posts at Tonsina and Nizina Full Line
Miners and Prospectors Supplies.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2M(H> of the Rev hod
Statutes of tin* United States.
1*. H. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 22. listf*.
The Alaska Portland I'aekers Association, h
eorporation. incorporated under the laws of
the state of Oregon, assignee of John II. Rus
sell, bei ug entitled to the beuetits of see lion
ik’d of the revised statute* of the Putted States
granting additional lauds to soldiers und sail
or* who served in the war of the reliellioii,
d<**s hereby apply to enter P. S. survey iimula r
Im, situate on right bank of Nushagak river,
alaiut \ mile below Snag Point, Alaska.
beginning at Cor. 1, wheiiee for. number I,
! amended survey uuniber tVi, In ars south tkideg
2ft min west 14.7H chains distant; theuee north
7 deg lo min west :tY20 chain* toi ur. 2; north
M2 deg Vi mill east l».Hj ehaiiis to Por. 2; south
7 deg l'» min east :i».uo ehaiiis to for. 4; them e
along meanders Nushagak river, south MM deg
weal lO.uu ehain* to station; south 7*»deg west
lo.tw ehaiiis to point of beginning. Area tiM.f.n I
acres. Variation 22 deg 10 min east. As addi
tional to his origiuul homestead on the w lot
2, u e *4 ami e lot 2, n w 1. sec 3 tp 3M, r la. at
Ihstuvnle, Mo., Feb. i*. ltkS, |»er homestead
number .»ltW.
Post office address Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr..
Secretary Ala-ka Portland I'aekers Assiadatlon.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pros
l K(ToM,at Valdez, Ala ka.
John W. Dudley. Register.
Application for Patent Under Sec
tion 3306, Revised Statutes.
United States I.and Office, at Juneau, Alaska,
A . »ri 1 23, 19u3. I
Notice is hereby given that the North Aiucri- •
rail Commercial Company, a corporation, or- '
gunized ami existing under and by virtue of ;
the laws of the state of California, and having
it» principal place of business at the city and
county of San Francisco, state of California, as (
assignee of Robert D. McCord, being entitled to
the benefits of section 23u6of the Revised Slat
utes of the United States, granting additional j
lauds to Foldiers and sailors who served in the \
war of the rebellion, lias applied to cuter tin
land embraced in U. S. survey. No. 53, on the 1
westerly coast of Wood Island, Alaska, more •
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a point on high water on the j
north easterly side of the strait between Wood .
Island and Kodiak Island, designate d by a
stake marked “No. 1.” Thence south 57 deg east :
60 links to a stone marked “Cor. No. l.W C,” be
iug a witness Stott* to corner number 1; tticiu-e ;
from true corner south 57 deg east 2U» chains
to a stone marked “Cor. No. 2.” and a stake I
marked number 2. Thence north 33 d g cast 1
chaiu amt 2 links to a stone marked “Cor. No.
3,” and a stake marked number 3. Them c
south 57 degrees east 3 chains and 55 links to a j
point on the shore of u lake designated by a
stone marked “Cor. No. 4,” and a ‘-take marked
number 4. Thence meandering along the shore
of said lake south 47 deg i5nin west l.tiOcliain*.
south 29 deg 45 min west 5.uu dm ins. south 1
deg 15 min east 2.65 chains to a stone on the
shore of said lake marked ‘No. 5,’* Theme
north 67 deg west 6 chains to a stone marked
“No. 8.” Thence north 33 deg east 2 chains and
50 links to a stone rnaiked “No. 7.” Thence
uorth57dcg west 2 chains and 15 liuks to a
point on the strait on the line of high water.
Thence north 49 deg 30 min cast along the liue
of high water 6chaiu* and 5t* liuks to the point
of begiuuiug. Ci niainiug an area of I.Wacres.
Magnetic variation 24 deg east.
As additional to his original homestead entry
No. 9441 at the U 8 Iat ml office at Junctiou City.
Kau»a». dat *d Nov. 11, IhTo, for the sw ** of see
18. tph s, ranee 4 cast, 6th p m.
Any ami all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described laud, must tile
iu the U. 8. I-aid office at Juneau, Alaska, au
adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the
l»cri al of publication or within thirty days
ther< after, or they will be barred by the provi
sion of the statute.
John W. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be WtMished in* the Alaska Fk«meeitok. a
weekly ucw> pa per. published at Values, Alaska,
which 1 hereby designate as the newspaper
published nearest the land described iu said
application.
John W. Dudley,
Register U. 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2H0K of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
r. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April SI, I'.NCI.
Ole It. OlfFon, • *f Astoria, Oregon, assignee of
William It. I hattin and I'loada* \\ illiams, lin
ing entitled to the benefit* of seetlou JXwi of the
revised statutes of the I*tilted States, granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailors who
served in the war of the rebellion, doea hereby
apply to enter I'. S. survey numWr .'do, situate
on the right hank of Wood river about ten
miles above its eon H tic i tee with Nushagak
river. Alaaka.
Beginning at for. 1, the nee north XX deg l»
nut west l:u*> chains to Cor. 2; north V* deg k>
min east 19.H7 ehains to Cor. X; south XX deg 1*»
min east It mo ehains lit Cor. I; thence along
meanders Wood river, south t'»> deg west 11..*)
chains to station; south P* deg :k» min west H.oft
chains to the pluee of loginning. Area 1**0
acres. Variation 2:1 deg lu min east. As addi
tioiial to their origiual homesteads on the
West half of south west quarter of section A,
tow nship 1, south range X1.) east, al La Grande,
Oregon July IX, 1K72, per homestead entry No.
and at New Orleans, La., Jan. lu. lM7u, [no
description! per homestead No. 120*. *.
Mv pnstonicc address is Astoria, Oregon.
olk II. Olsen.
Publish for statutory |»eriod in Alaska Pros
PE<to«, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley. Hegister.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230*1 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. *». UNDOmrR,
Juneau. Alaska, April 23, 1908.
I, Sofus Jensen, of Astoria, Oregon, assignee
of Kit ward Wil.-ou. Udng entitled to the bene
fit** «>f seel ion of the revised statutes of the
t uited States granting additional lands to the
soldiers and sailors who served iu the war of
the rebellion, do hereby apply to enter l*. S.
survey number 1.T7, situate on right batik of
Nushagak river, about 1»4 miles above Coffee
Point, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, theme north 77 deg
•in miu wist 10.0*1 chains to Cor. 2; south 12 deg
in min west U.'*» chains to Cor. 3; soutii 77 deg
*20 miu east 10.00 ehaius to Cor. 4; thence along
meanders Nushagak river, north 12 deg in min
east 11.An chains to the point of beginning.
Area 11. An acres. Variation *23 deg iKl miu ea-i.
As additional to bis original homestead on the
west half of south west qtiurier section P.»ami
west half of north west quarter section 3u,
township loo, rauge 3T», at sioux City, Iowa.
Nov. 17, Htf**. per homestead No. 1171.
My post office address is Astoria Oregon,
Sort's Jensen.
Publish for statutory period iu AL*s&a Pro*.
PEcTUB, at Valdes Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revi*td
Statute* of the United Stale*.
r. s. i.amj Office,
Juneau, Alaska. April 23, 1908.
The Alaska Portiaud Packers Association, a
cor|*orati«*n, incorporated under the law* of the
slate of Oregon, assignee oi Torge K Hudson,
beiug entitled to the benefit* of *eetlon 230ft of
the revised statutes of the Culled Htates, grant
ing additional lamia to soldiers and sailors
who served iu the war of the rebellion, doe*
hereby apply to enter l\ H. survey number 5|ft,
situate one tnile inland from mouth of Hcur
creek ami left bauk of Kvivhak river. Alaska
Beginning at Cor. No. I, w hence cor. nutul or
3, survey uuwber 12H, 1*mi* north A3 deg an min
west idi.lAehaius distant; thymic south 23 deg
At miu west N.AJchains tut or. 2; south «tf deg
30 min east lo.no ehaius to Cor. No. 8; north *23
deg 3ii miu east 8.A0 ehaius to Cor. I; north Hi
deg 3n min west lo.ou ehaius to point of begin
ning. Area fcaO acre-. Variation 2-3 deg U* miu
east. As a«ldiiioual to hi* original homestead
luo description) at La Crape, W is.. Mav 2, lb»vs,
l*er homestead No. 37A8.
Post ofliee address is Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren. Jk ,
Secretary Alaska Portland lackers Association.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pkoh
FecroK, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.