Hit ALASKA rKOSPECIQR1
Published at Valdez, Alaska, every Thursday by the Prospector
Pcrushivi Co. Piione. Main 1.
Kntered at-the Valdez postotlicc as second class matter.
hbl.se . ■ ,» i.sis: $ > per year. Jp'J for six months. hinirlc copies lOcents
Proofs of tbe annual report <•{
Governor Brady were received on
the last boat. He discusses gen
erally the condition of affairs in
the district, and among o'her
tilings urges the providing of bet
ter transportation facilities to the
tstvrinr valleys as an incentive to
settlers to locate.
He mr.uions the two railroads
in course of cons! met ion from Val
dez, and recommends remitting
ihe $100 pet mile license t-ix on
railroads. Special attention is in
vited to- the necessity for a divis
ion of the Third judicial division,
citing the great size of tire district
and the distances between places
where court must Ire held. He also
recommends that the court he pro
vided with a sea-going steamer,
wir& which tu visit the communi
ties along the western coast.
The election of a delegate is
recommended, and in case this
is deemed inexpedient, that a com
missioner, who shall he a resident
*f i!i* iC strict, he appointed, nnd
given the privileges of a delegate.
The creation of a permanent Ala -
ka committee in Congress is also
suggested. He expresses the hope
lint the government will continue
its policy of aiding wagon road and
railroad construction, extending
telegraph and cable system, .im
proving the mail services, provid
ing lighthouses and buoys, and
making experiments in agriculture
sail stock raising so that the set
tler will be attracted to the j
eon* try. __
The Wickcrshain question lms
the center of the stage at Fair
banks. The News challenges any I
one to'bring forward a substantial
Mason why the jndee should not
le reappointed, and offers to print
any communications bearing on
die question. The Times seems in
clined to give everyone a little
roast, but is concent ratng its en
ergies on roasting the Fairbanks
delegates, whom it calls cheap
si *>.ns and mountebanks.
Speaking of the delegates t'’ the
Seattle convention, the C’hena
Times says: “Carl Johansen is ar.
amiable gentleman, perfectly harm- j
less, possibly a little weak. Cap-1
tain Barnett is a man with few1
fr’ende among the miners, and a
jioor speaker. He went to the con
vention as green as grass, and with
gubernatorial aspirxtLMa*. Mr.
Sve is a young attorney of no in-'
dueuee ex'ept bis vote, and Frank
Manley could not represent tin* i
dogs of the miners who know him.”
Vnldtff. could! make a better
showing than that.
Representative Cushman has in
ttrodueed a bill to prevent aliens
Irom iishing in Alaskan waters.
The Tatiana Miners' Association
at Fai banks has passed resolutions
repudiating the delegates appoint
ed by the Seattle convention.
Congressman Hamilton, of Mich
igan, is chairman of the commit
tee on territories this sossion.
Houses—Furnished or unfur
nished, for sale or to rent. See
Valdez Heal Instate Agency.
Fresh Oysters for Wikidel on j
every boat.
Mineial Application No. 74.
Survey No. *«*».
lT. S. Jatnd Office. Juneau, Alaska,
November i>,
Notice is hereby given that i;» pursuance of
»Ji- Art of Cougie - approved May huh., li>7 :,
and all subs«i|UrM acts aiul r gulatitutn the
Al . ku livih'piueut Conipe.uv, a corporation
arganlxed under the laws • i n.e Mate of Wash
ing-on and having io primitj.il place ot l;» si
uess a? heuttl *, Washington, l*y tb.be rt!». Cray
its duly ui.tmiri^ •» attorney in mri. who e
jp**t oflit * 1 * Kayak, Alu.sk -, lui* made appli
cation lor a p.t't ist for the nr. a embraced wl n
tu the placer mineral « ii claim known as the
IfHwo «i Oil Ci'iiut No. K, I ted wo d Oil Claim
No. 7, tte.U'uti'l Oil Clalia No. Ledwo. il oil
Hluija No. A, lied win al Oil Claim No. 4, i.ed.
Wood Oil t l :1m No. ? ttdatud Oil t laini No.
2.1 n I Hed'.v.. sl oil Claim No. 1. r.niti :n.M's «.,1
daiin~. embraced in survey $o. OUI, t-huu e hi
Kt,.ck li -orbing l-istriet. I'nird l<tvisi n. id
iridof A! a ku, nml de-eribed by t;.e .»nieial
flM here writ d p>-ed, and by the h,*l l note- on
I*!_•* h» th;* oJJS • « t ih.* 1‘egis.er « f Juneau Land
l i* r.*. t, I i-tih'. o: Alaska, wltieh C l I notes
< I survey <L fe.-rit e the bouudarie ami event
of said elaini w th mae antic variation i'l JJ deg.
•s) min. fc. k» loilow* to wit:
hnDuo •!> Oil clou No. 8.
l: fining It C?MV ‘o dwU |t4NM 34x8x6
eniseleii a LK--.*ft7 .;oi fro.u widt h I'nlted
IMiimuihi-# Kayak No. « bear- .
^ d <4«g. ;U min. 1> se •. K. f. et.
1 Then e S. 7.1 deg. ini.i. see. W.
ffcet tit Cor. No. J idealteal*with Cot. No. i
•'* KwIwimI Mil Ci,.im N. . j survey No. V.u *
rhalw stone 21' ins. eh Is. |r<«| 2i;“ *m :iH-W.
Toe lie s. 9 <| .V• mi.-. 8“ m- -. K.
21V».‘>8 f-et Wigui road Ih-hisN.71 deg. Mmtti.
. :*nd S. To dtjo min. E. •.usi.M ict'l to Cor.
No. | lc:itir.i| with Cor. No 2 lU-nwrotiri oil
claim N«*..9 Survey No. V.M. .\ *doii • slot) - 21*1“
\7 lt;S el.itU.iSK fW’KM 2K9 Nlt from which
C i.it ik y b ir*S..V*dcg. 4S min.8U*ec. E.H4'.*“ 9
(«*..
Them-** N. 7-Jd-g. .vt mir..3b*e -. E.
182»*.: t fee to Cor. No. Im shale stone 24x8^M
ins. eni-eled il:*.li.7 ‘MM.
Th n»- • N. l*t deg. its min. W.
2**9 5.i ,*i Wsgoti i.».id i e .r* ‘-•»d»,k;. 4t min. 'V.
and •. vj deg. ii min. i . *» *.»;».9 fe* t to e- rn*-r No.
1 me piece of Leglniitng, « •iilai.iing l»7.71.
ii ere*.
ItKimoon On. claim No. 7.
4ill “ill* at C *r. No 1 a shale stone 2rtxH
'<•!»**. • In t ail I It 7-2 It 9-tLfci from whieli I nW
ie«i *.i*t»-s l. » alioti Monument Kayak No. 2
tears N. 4l«kg. H min. I «ce. E UV..72fect.
I v s. 7J deg. 2t» min. " .
1-' ’; : *•» Cor. No. 2 kh-nti v»l with Cor. N«*.
I i. -->v:*od Mil« loim No. Hof thi* survey pro-.
Vi iy dc-crih.*d.
. I •■.“lice S. M dcit. 8s inln. E.
27»M.o lc« t Wagon r«*.ol h ar**S. Ht» deg. 41 mill,
".mill s.Hitm, .iiiuiii. K. '29.1.9 ft. to corner
So ■> i- tin*I with Cor. No i Redwood • •!!
cl 'i»“ •'-»*. Hof this * irvey nr vloosljr described. 1
i iN *1:11 lay be irs S. _*7dcg. 18 mm. E* Jvdl.7 feet.
Them e N. 7.»* e,. :»2 min. «»s c. E.
! 18'.' . i.-et in Cor. No 4 mii right bunk of l*uffy
-lough, n slmlc atone 24xl“xM Ins. chiseled l ft 7- '
I It tWi.i».
'i hi in-.* N Hdcg. .Y2 min. W.
| I * i et t'lt'o;-. No. -i spruce p >*» I Ins. mi. i
, king Act 2 feet in th, ground scribed-*It7
I ilesie.- N. || deg.«» mill. W.
I-I l - le' V* agon road bt-ur> N. 7>d -g. 81 min.
V\. . i I s 7 »dcg. at min. E. I '»•>».n.» feet to t or.
No. j tue place of beginning, containing l'»9.11»
acres.
ItEOWonb (Ilf. CLAIM No. ft.
K ginning At Co,-. No. t u sliacvtame 26 .x 1 »x7
in>. eh..h 1 K 6-2 It .7-6: to, front which Cnitcd
Stele* l.ocath.u Monument Kay ak No. 2 hears
N. 2* d**g. 2 mill. 3 see. E. 3j:C.02 feet.
Thence ,s. 72 deg. .71 min. »V,
I'd i »; i ci to C-*r. No 2 Idcn hal with Cor. No.
1 It**dwoo*| oil claim No. 7 id tills survey pre
v bendy d.-s; rlbcd.
riieiiea* S. II deg. 6 min. E.
otHl.KiH ct \\ Mgoii r» nd l» up N. 7'idef. HI min.
; W. hum s. 7 • deg :!n iniu. K lu’.si o, feet t«> Cor.
No. 3, Identical with Cor. No. .7 Kcdwut.d Oil
» l.iim No. 7 oi this survey previously dc*cribed.
I'oint Hey h isr* S. 17 deg. llinin. E. M3hJ.lt feet.
Tneiitv S. 8 leg. .*»2 min. K.
«»'8. 1. feet to Cor. No. (on light hank of Puffv
■klough. Identical with Cor. No. I Heal wood Oil
• la tin No. 7 if thixitrvi y puvioii-1;. deaenbed.
Then e N. 63ileg. o min. :w», c. E.
h* ig rigm h.iuk of Puffy Slough I ill.82 feet to
or i No. .7 on right hank ot 1 iiffy shuigh
i a* <i wnie'i wiincs* ('or. lo Cor. No. .7 bear* N'
8 cleg. .►* min. 30 sea*. W. in fact.
Thctiec N. Hdeg. Vs min. .’ft) see. W.
■ ram Cor. No..'»in feet Witness c»>r. to Cor. No.
a dial • .'alone 22x3x6 ins. chiseled W.C..7K6-4P.
j J-tVM
e»4.i.j feet to Cof. No. (», u spruce stump 2
tcct high It ins. ilium. si|imrcd to U) ins., scribed
nlh-.vit vhm.
Thence N. 11 deg. 17 min. \X.
; lh» 7 feet Wagon roa«l tears N. hi deg. 2min. W
ami S. si deg r»min. K. 131. (>» feet lo Cor. No.
I tli • place of beginning, containing 176.078
• acres.
Redwood oil claim No. 5.
beginning atCor. No. 1, a nhulestone 22x12x6
ins. ehi'cicai l l; .'>-2lMa'ioo from which Cnitcd
! states Isolation Minium tit Kavak No.2 hears
1 N. »d g. il :nin. 22 cc. E. 276 >.3* feet.
_ Then •• s. s i alcg. 1 min 3>scc. \V.
j feet to Ci.r. No. 2. Identical with Cor. No.
1 lied Wood oil Chiim Nt». 6. of this survev pre- 1
viously ah scribed.
1 hence S. it aieg. lam!II. E.
3>>h.ls. feel. Wagon r aid hears N. 81 deg. 2 min.
M . and s. l alcg. l*. min. E. 1312.66 to ( or. No. 3
Identical with Cor. No.6 Redwood Oil Claim
y*» of thU Matvey pra.vL»usiy described.
Point Hey bears S. 8 deg. 11 nun. 3) sec. E. 3677.2
■ feet.
Thence S. H deg. «8 min. 30sec. E.
t.'*7.tk» feet wit nos Cor. to Corner No. 4 lileutic.il
With witness t a*r. to t'a»r. No. 5 l»a il'Aood Oil
claim No. a. of this survey previously described.
, 7 ;.*>.» to t o,. No. | on right bank of Puffv
| slough Identical with Cor. No. A. Redwood oil
« hi ini No. 6 of this survey previously ah serihed.
witness a** riier to corner No. 4 bears N. 8 deg. ,
VS min. 30 see. W. 1 i feet.
Thence (V4 deg. .VI min. E.
From Cor. No. I along right hank of Puffv
do.ign 1311.14) feet to Cor. No. A. on right bank
t»i Puffy slough from which witness corner to
( or. No. .7 bear8 N. 10 deg. VI min. W. lo feet
rheiiee N. 10 alcg.-VI min. W.
l n*n: i'oi. Na». V, ;u feci witness corner to Cor.
No. A A shale stone 24x12x7 in ., chiseioal W. C.
i * li A- I R 4-6#) 732.63 feet tai fair. No. 6 n spruce
; ’♦tuiiipo in*, diam. squared toOius. Wins, high,
scribed ai U 7-3 it i ai ».
Thence N. lo deg. 11 inin. 30 see. W.
I 2**8.1 iavt \\ agon ro-'il bears s. 7>dcg. 27 min. \V.
j and N. 37 il g. ;jj min. E. 32-7.23 feet to I V.r. No.
i 1 lire place of beginning, containing 114.222
acre#.
KCDwoob Oil Claim Vo. 4.
I H ginning at C«ir. No. 1 a spruce post i f*et
lo:iK • ins. >«i- scribed 1 K 11 it 3-600, from which
i nited stat< * Tax ation Mointiueni Kayak No.
| 2 bears N. 23 deg. 5 min. 3s see. V*. 2VtkS.*0 reel.
Tuciiiv ...» deg. 31 min, 3> se;-. \V.
• .66 I el Emerald < r. ek, course 8. 33 deg, E
1281.2 feel to Cor. No 2 identical with Cor. No. i
1 Itt Iw-mmI i*il Claim No. 5. of this survey pre- '
: vioUsiy described
.1 henee S. id deg. 41 min. 30 see. EJ
• 3i_27.-^> feet V, Mgou roud bears S. .'ri deg. 27 min.
W and N. :13 d.g. 3» min. E. .i'.UV.w *»e t to Cor.
No. 3 Identical with Cor. No. 6 Redwood Oil j
t laim No. . ol I a is survey previously described.
Point Hey bears S. 0 deg. 21 min. E. 9163.1 feet.
Them e 8. Id deg. ■>! mui. E.
72d is* le l witness Cor. to Cor. No. 4 Identical
with witness Cor. to Cor. No.:, Redwood oil
( Uiin No. j oi this survey previously des
cribed.
Tid.r^; feet to Cor. No. 4 on right bank of Puffy
slough Identical with Cor. No. 3 Redw >od Oil
t laim No. 3 of thissurvey previously described.
W itue»*Cor. to Cor. No. 4 bears N*. Id (leg al
mm. \V. Id it.
Them e N. 76 d g. 33 min. 3d see. K.
From Cor. No. i along the right bank of Puffy
sbrngh i>67.81 to Cor. No. on right bank (if
Puffy slough, from which v. itue- t . r. to Cor.
No. .» bears N. Id deg. r» min. 3 * sec. W lu fe t;
which is a shale stone 24x10*6 ius. chiseled VV.
C. a K 4 JkiO.
Thence S. M deg. 43 min 30 sec. E.
I ‘■‘du Cor. No. 3 along ri;rut. bails of puffy
dough 121 feet to t or. No. 6 o:i right b uilt ol
Puny slough from which witness : * Cor.
No. 6 bears N. Id deg. 13 ruin. 3d sc. \\. id feet.
Thence N. 10 deg. 13 min. 3J see. W.
Id fe t wP.ae s C.»r, to Cor. 6. a s!nn • j
21x12x6 ins. chiseled W.C. 6 it. 4-3!i3- 6»i, i-»77 -> 1
net to Cor. No. 7 a shale M >:.e 2lx .*> in*.
ChiselI d 7It4-2lt3-600.
Tin m e N. li deg. 23 min. ’!» s e. \Y.
Vfttft.l:: ft et Wagon roa t bran 11 deg. 4 ♦ ...in.
, \\ , and N. 7 »deg. fid min. E fe t i n<-'.i|.|
»'r. ek 6 feel wide, corns • S. 6f deg. 1.. t*ri s^e - \
age hems N. 7d d**g. E. 41 feel,
i •»*li.-sl it-vI to Cor No. 1 the plate of beginning,
! containing 139.682 acres.
liKMvof’h Oil claim Xo.s.
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. Identical with Cor. i
No. 1 kcdwtKul oil ( laiiu No. i of* tic* survey 1
previously deM-ribcd. Cnited Slut;;- Location !
-'l.muiiieut Kayak No. 2 hear.* X. 23 deg. 5 win.
j 3*» see. \%\ 2h.ix.fi fe d.
Th nee F. ll deg. 23 win. 30 see. K.
1 feet Wugou road bears H. 71 deg. 40 mill.
W. and N. 7"» deg. 3h win. K. :stil7. kl f-et to Cor.
No. 2 Identical with Cor. No. 7 Itedwuod Oil
Oahu No. 4 of this survey previously described.
F-iul iley bears s. 7 deg. 4 min. 3u see. \V 974: .1
feet.
Thence 8. Ill deg. 1*» miu. 30 see. E.
1 »’«’•« .54 fe.-t Witness (or. to Cor. Xu. 3, blent!-!
»*«l with Witness Cor. to (or. No. fi CoIwinmI '
oil Claim No 1 o» this survey previously des- •
cribed.
iu77.*>Lfvt to Cor. No. 3 on right hank of Puffy
Sioiigu identical with t or. No.fi l‘cd\v<>«>d Oil
Claim No. 4 of this sui vcy previously described,
wit ness.Cor. »o (’or. No. 3 bears X. 10 deg. I >
i .in. :to see. W. in *tcr.
Thence s. 77 deg. •>» min. E.
From ( or. N«u 3 along lighi bank of Puffv
si •ugh 1*91 1 • ft. to (’or. No. 4 o»i right bank of
dough, i'row wl.b h Witness Cor. to Cor.
No. | bears X. 9 d«g. JS miu. W. Ji feet, which is
#. shale slou * 24x10x8 ins. chiseled W. C. 4 l:
3W>.».
Thence N. fi9 d •?'. 42 min. E.
Fr .m Cor. No. i al .ig right bank of PufTf'
sl o.gh 4*X* tvet to ( r No..» * n right bank-d
I'uffy aioigh. fr- iu which witwes-t or. to Cor.
No. •» bears .**. 9 d*»«r. lx sain. W. Ji feet.
Then* e N. 9 ue<. IH min. V..
From *’* r. No.
Jo ?e t Witness Cor. to Co. Nil. • a *!. » !♦* • fise
24 • S<7 >i . . ) •> It* 1 V : |{ _ >; », «.*•;
feel tof«*r. Xu. fi a spruce stump 8 ins diam J
•q mired i Inn. Is inn. hi :h n-rlhd A R. :i-2 K.
0»«».
‘TTicjm e V 12 (It u. 8.1 min 81 et*. W.
US* i»v i V. n*.»n fond l^-nr- N. h* do if. p min. \V
ai.d N. >.Sd, y. K.
IW-* l« pi KinernM Crtt ls 4 feel wide. cour«c H.
T 1 d<*£. K.
•» f «t to for. No. 7 « *j»ru«e |w».*l 4 1 2 ft* t
h*n*. •'» in;* nq. ib* d 1 R *-l R i
Then.** S. .s*i d*»i(- •»* in»n. \V.
12.;viU feel to for. No. 1, tin* | In* e«»f Ixglnnlntf,
i-outnlning IM8K4 • * rev
R RDM non Oil. < t. \ im .V*. 2.
lies inning at for. No. 1 Identical with for I
No. 7 Redwood Oil flaiin No.3 of this survey,
previously dv^-rlM. 1*ulted 8;ates Location
Monument Kayak No. 2, bear* S, 47 deg. Vi niin.
4 » S *c. W 31 rj.n f«ft.
TheUee 4. 12 deg. 39 min. :k» see. K.
-7*7.‘» feel Wagon road l*ear* N. w deg. 49 min.
W and X HM d*g. K.
3926.1* feet to for No. 2. Identical with for. No.
*’• Red w«*od Oil < laim No. 3 of -his survey, pre
vlously described. I’oint Hey l*enrs X. 14 deg.
74 inin. 3»> see. W. feet.
Tlicnt ex. 9 deg. IH min. K.
1**73- IS It et w it tics'frit. to for. No. 3. Idelit leal
withwltms* for. to for. No.;* Redwood oil
* I’tlin No. 3 t f this survey previously described
I'W.Wferl to for. No. 3 on right hank of Puffy
slough, Identical with for. No. Redwood
Oil! iaim No. 2 of tills survey prevloioljr tie*
cribed. Wltne-s tor. to for. No. 3 »*ears N. 9
deg. im min. \V. 21 fee*.
Tlietiee N. .*9 deg. 12 ruin. K.
Kr«»m for. No. 3 along right t*ank of Puffy
slough Rtf* 1.1.7 feet to for. No. Ion right bank
of Puffy slough. W itiles> i *w. to t or. No. I
beam N. 12 deg. IM min. \V. lo foot.
Thence N. 12 deg. IM inin. W.
From for No. I.
!’»led wlttie*.* for. to f< r. No. I a shale stone
22x12x8 in**. ehi‘« led W. < . 4 It 2-3 It l-tkio, m.i
fe- t P.iffy f re *k 2* feet wide eo;irs • s. 8i t.
Mow- from N.bode** W'.
1P78.I8 feci to for. No-.**, a spruce stump lrt it**.,
high. 7ins. s<i., scribed >R2-2Klrti<IO,
Tlielico N‘. 11 dog. 12 uiin. W.
7*»7 feet Wng..n r .ad bears X. 8* deg. 27 *jiin- \X.
ami N. f. deg. 17 min E.
l.’H i.7 f, c' el. arerl r< adway hears s. ::i deg. E.
atel N. 31 deg. W. 2883 feet Last fork Puffy
ere -k, J*) feet wide, course X. W . 3u70.lo p et.
floured Roadway hears S 37deg. 1.7 niftn. \\ . and
N. 12 deg. K.
3*73.47 feel to for. No. 8 u spr;n e post 4 1-2 feet
long. 7 ins. s.j. scribed 61i2d111-tidt).
Then •. s.79deg. *2 min. \V.
41* feet Wot fork of Puffy f reek, 8 feet wi V 1
course S. lt> d> g. E.
121-9.2s fe t !•» < or. No. 1, the place of beginning,
containing l:ts..K7 a. res.
Keduood Oil Claim No. I.
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. Merit in I will, Cor. :
No. ti Kedwo >d (Ml Clnim No. 2 of lid* urvcv
nrcvionsly (ImtII cd, Cnlted Slat-* l„*ntb>ii !
Monuiu-nt Kayak No. 2 bears N. Cl deg. 11 lain, j
39 sec. W. Hnsi.S.; feet.
Thence S. n deg- 12 min. K.
I »8.8A ft el. Cleared roadway hears 8. 37 dee. 17
min. \V. and N. 42 deg. K.
14ttl.tr> feci Cleared roadway bears S. 31 deg. K
ami N. 31 deg. W.
27Hi.lA feet \i agon road liear* 8.88 deg. 2A niln.
U . r.nd N. 8» deg. 1*» min. K. 3173.4A i -et to ( or.
No.-.* Identical with Cor. No. A Redv.o »d Oil
< laim No. 2 of this survey pievlously dc'cribcd,
coin! I ley bear* 8. l.l deg. 12 min. 30 see. W.
1091A.4 2e t.
Thenee 8. 12 deg. 18 min. K.
1'Ki‘MC feet Witness ( or. to Cor. No. 3, Identical
with witness Cor. to Cor. No. 2 I it dwood Oil
( Prim N'o.2 of Iliis survey, pr-vloudy d—ciih d.
1 T '.. 11 feet to ( or. No. 3 on right bank o; Pu.»v
*i *ugh, Identical with Cor. No. 1 Redwood oil
claim No. 2 of tliis sttivey, previously des
cribed. Witless Cor. to Cur. No.3 bears N. 12
deg. 18 min. W l«» f el.
I hence N. II deg. K.
From Cor. No. 3 along right hank of Puffv
slough. 824 feet mouth of Puffy Creek 10 feet
wide, Hows from N. An deg. W.
1338.88 feet to Cor. No. 4 oil light bank of Puffv
slough irom which Witness Cor. to Cor. No. t
bears N. 12 deg. 1 min. 3*» s *e. W. lo feet.
Thenee S'. 12deg. 1 min. 3u sec. W.
From Cor. No. 4.
1»feet Witness Cor. to Cor. No. 1 a shale stone
2lxlilxii ins. chiseled 4 K 1-iVKi, 807 feel to Cor.
No. A. in centre of wagon road bears S. 82 deg.
Vl min. W and K. A shale stone 21x10x8 ins.
burl d 1 1-2 feet below th • surface from which
witness Cor. to Cor. No. A bears X. 3deg. 33 min.
W. 2A feet.
Thenee X. 8 deg. 221 min. W.
From Cor. No. A
2 < fe t V. itiiess Cor. lo Cor. No. A A shale stone
23.x Mx8 in*, ehiseb d W. c. :» I? 1 -tV8*. :nM.17 feet
to ( or. No. *i, a fprme post 4 feet long, 4 ins.
s«|. scribed ti R 1 »Vo i.
Thence 8. t. * deg. 21 min. 3) see. W.
109.fi feet cleared roadway bears 8. V2 deg 17
min. W. and N. K. 480 fe.-t Hast fork of Puffy
<dec 1: 2A feet wide, course >. lo deg. W.
bio.inVei lo eorin r No. 1 the place of begin
ning, containing 139.819 acres.
Variation at ail corners of this survey 29 deg.
30 min. K.
Total and net area, Redwood No. 8, Redwood
No. 7. Redwood No. ti, Redw.-o i No. A, Redwood
No. 4, Redwood No. 3, Rcduood No. 2, Redwood
No. l oil ( lutui Survey No. 1182.201 acres.
This claim’s bounded on th • N. by Puffv Oil
Claim No. I t, Puffy oil t laim No. 12. Puffv Oil
t laim No. 11, Pufly oil » I.m No. lo, Puffy Oil
Claim No. 9, Puffy Oil Claim No. 8, Puffv Oil
( lasm No. 7, aud Puffy oil claim No. ti, on th *
Fust by Parrelt oil Maim No. A, on the S. bv
Puffy 81migh, aud o. he West by Survey No.
•>99 Kenwood oil claw.. No.9.
The notices of location of the ubovedescribed
claims are of record in the office of tlie Record
er of the l\H>*ak Recording District, as fo’low*:
Redwood So. 8at page 12, of \ ol. 1, of Hook 4
of the Chilknt Records.
Redwood No. 7 at page 11, of Vol. 1. of Hook 4
of tlie Cliilkut Records.
lied wood No. »i at page 10, of Vol. 1, of Book 4
of the Chilknt Records.
Red Wood No. A at page 9, of Vol. 1 of Book 4
of the Chilknt Records.
Redwood No. 4 at page 8, of Vol. 1, of Book 4
of the Chilknt Records.
Redwood No, 3 at page 7, of Vol. 1, of Hook 4
of the Chilknt Records.
Redwood No. 2 al page ti, of Vol. 1, of Book 1
of th-Chiikai Records.
Redwo .d No. I at page A, of Vol. 1. of B»R>k 1
of tile Chilknt Records.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
placer mineral oil ground premises or any por
tion there, f so described, surveyed, planed,
and appiiyd for, arc hereby notified that unless
then ml verse claims are duly nied according
to law, and tlie regulations thereunder within
the time prescribed by law, with the Register
of th-( ii ted States Rand Office at Juneau,
Pistiict of Alaska, they will la* burred by virtue
of tlie provisions of raid statute.
John w. Ri dley.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice fa* published for the statutory period in
•‘Tin: Alaska PnospKcro;:,’* a weekly newspapv-r
printed at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Ridley,
Register.
Date of first publication Not*. 30lh., |9uA.
Application For Patent.
Ill the Cfnitcd States Land Office at Juneau.
Alaska.
Notice of application of the Hubbard-Elliott
Copper Mi nes In* ve! opme n t <\ > n*. pa n y«»f A la »k a,
a corporal! »rt. fora l nil <1 State- 1’uiant tothe
Outhrie and Albert Johu.-tou contiguous lodes
claim.
Mineral Survey No. ivw. Juneau Laud District.
App.icatiou for l*. S. Patent No. 71.
I* 8. l.un d Office, Juneau, Alaska, (KdoberU,llMA.
NOTICE ;• hereby given, that in pursuance
cf rhap Cl Six (•'.) of Tit!* Thirty two (S*J) of the
Devised Statute* of the Ci-ited .'state*, the uu
dcr-igne'l. the Hubbard-Klliott Copper Mitr s
I uvelopuieiit Company of Alaska, u corpora*
ti*>u, organized and existing under and by
virtue of the Laws of tin* State of Waslii igton,
at.u ic.liy «|uajiiie<l to do aiul doing business ill •
ti.e l istriet of Alaska, acting by and through
its duly designated officer, authorized ageut
ami attorney fai fact, Charles li. Hubbard,
whose post office address is room ill New York
IHock. Seattle, Washington, claiming the
til TUP IK AND ALBEKT JOHNbToN Contig
uous Lodes Claim, \ein or deposit, bearing
copper, has mad • application to the Cnite ;
States for u patent to said Lode Mining Claim
which is mote fully described as to incle* a ml
bounds by the official plat herewith posted
and by the field notes of survey thereof, being
Miueral Survey No. 030, ozi file in the office of
ti c Legist of the Juneau Land District, Dis
trict of A tanka, which Held notes of survey
dtscribe th- boundaries and extent of said
claim on the surface as follows, to-wit:
M TU HIE EOI>K.
1V.W. Hm ur ffi t ou tli • tiutlirie !a.de, 1 IVJ.G3
fl. running N. tvj deg. 25 miu. W. from point of
discovery. In discovery cut ami 10.37 ft. run
ning S. 62 <:«;• 25 miu. K. from said tsdut of
discovery together with the surface wi’hiti the
Hues oiks id (iuthrie I.< dr. as officially surveyed
and platted and described as t diows:
he ;i.'.ring at (Vr. No. 1, a limestone 31x14x10
in.-., s ! uia wound < f r»>ck, chNeled 1 (i-tVj»,
f4.n1 which, p hit of discovery bears S 7*.» deg.
3 min. \V. tsl 7 It. and t'ntled States Location
NhHiunir.it Valdez No. JWurs R. ■!<» deg. 13 mill
22.t* C* K 7IJN.JI ft.
Them-* S. 7» deg. *>I mm. \V. Va. 3n deg. :a»
mi:i. E.
loO.nH Ft. t\ r No.4 Albert Jidmston Lode* of
tills survey.
SiM Fl. Pe c'ption f’teek, oft. wide, course s
W leg NV.
t do gj Fr I:» er-.vi pres* m.-d f.«d • fine I chi
N.02 ; *'• f i!l. ' : • ' ft., point •»; di -
i «ner . U N * .*. <. min. W. 4*».:<7 ft. ;
7 »J * • S i. I »» NH. 3 Aideit Johnston 1 .dr • f ,
: i.i- -i r-. .
U'les* ill. lui'iir. No. a fciv* nslotie 44xiixo i
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 30 VALDEZ.
offices: alaska'
Fish Building. MeKinlev St.
_ '
Dr. C. A. W1NANS.
Physician and SurgeGn.
Office: Rooms 1 and 2,
Swan Building Phone 10
W. A. RYSTROfl,
Dentist.
Fish
Building. Valdez.
Op**a evening*, Sunday excepted. Ts» t 9.
John A. Carson,
i
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Menilter of
Alaska liar. OREGON
' * w '.v. . - ■«— - .umwmvc ■ annia i i
R. BLIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.;
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bid?. Seattle.
E. R. KING,
Assayer and Chemist
Keystone Av. near Wharf,
VALDEZ.
Ins. chiseled 2 <1-639.
Thenee X. 82 deg. 28 mill. \V. Va. ftl deg. ft*
min. K.
Ft. to for. No. 3, n spruce plug 12 ins. !
long,2 In>. >«|. at the top, set 7 it:*. in u I !
*IM n holt drilled in the solid rock, scribed f
3 H-630.
Thenee N. 75 deg. 51 min. K. Va.30 deg. 5 min. K ,
4 mi.82 Ft. intersect presumed l.ode line bears •
S 82 deg. 26 min. E. 1500 it., point • f diseov- 1
e» y !• i>is S. 82 deg. 28 min. h. I iV.M2i ft.
¥81.81 F». tot or. No I. a limestone 24xH.\6 in*,
chiseled I <i-830.
Thence S. 82deg. 28 min. K. Va. 29deg. 41 min. K.
17o. Ft.«;ntbrie f reek. 1 fi. wide, course S. .'si
deg E.
1155. Ft De-cption t'reek, 5 ft. wide, course
H. 25 dog. \V.
l.MK). K*. to for. No 1, the place of beginning,
containing 20.861 acres.
Liue 12 la eoutlguous to and adjacent with
line !M Albert Johnston Lode of this claim.
ALBERT JOHNSTON LODE
1400.93 linear feet on the AP*ert Johnston
Lo<|e, 125.93ft., running X. 12 deg. 46 min. W.
from point of discovery, in discovery cut, and
1275ft. running S. 42 d g. hi min. E. from said
p int of discovery, together with the surfne.
withiu the lines of said Aliiert Johnston hale,
as oilicially surveyed an i platted and described
as follow*:
Beginning at Cor. No. l.a limestone 24x14x6
ins., chiseled 1 AJ.-RM from which |*oint « f
discovery bears X. 5i deg. 32 min. 42.3 sc*. W.
1480.82 ft., and I nited State* tax alien Monu
ment \ aides No. 3 hears S 17 deg. 53 min. 17.1
see. E. 6 ‘87.31 it. for. No. 3, Survey No 5i » Rain
bow I.«Mie, bears S. 58 deg. 31 min. 39 3 -e.v E.
1577.78 tt. and for No. 3, Survey No. 831, Eliza
beth Lode, bears S. 20 deg. 37 min. 51.2
see. E. 1163.83 ft.
Thenee S. 75 deg. 51 mill, W.# Va. 31 deg. 51
min. E. *
3ll.71ft. Intersect presumed lode line bears!
N. 42 deg hi min. W. 1 im. »3 ft., point of dis
tovery, in di>et.very cut, bears N. 12 deg. 46
min. W. 1275 ft.
815.19 Ft. Witness for, to for. No. 2, a spruce I
plug. 12 ills, long, 2 ins. **| at the top. set 7 j
ins., in a ! inch it do drit’e l i t the solid ;
rock, serf* ed W. f. 2 AJ-610
683.48 Ft. to for. No. 2, from which Witness i
for. lofor. No. 2, bears N. 75 deg. 51 min !
E. 38.29 ft.
Thence N. 42 deg. 48 min. W. Va. .32 deg. 15
min. E. *
68L Ft. Johnston freek, 2 ft. wide, course N I
7o tleg. W.
lulH. F*t. Deception f reek, 8 ft. wide, eourae
S. 28 deg. W.
lhx>.93 Ft. To for. No. 3, on liue 1-2 Huthric
Igale of ibis survey at N. 75 deg 51 min. E.
109 08 ft. from for. No. 2, a greenstone
28x12x5 ins., chiseled 3 AJ-630.
Thenee N. 75 deg. 51 min, E. Va. 30 deg. 38
min. E.
Along liue 1-2 fiutbrie Lode of this survey,
previously described.
341.74 Ft. iutersect prc'iimed lode line bears
S. 42 deg. 48 min. E. 14tM.93ft.; point of dis
covery, in discovery cut, bear*. 8. 42 deg. id
min. E. 125.9-! ft.
6*3 48 Ft To for. No. 4, a limestone 28x12x12
ius. chiseled 4 AJ-830.
Theuce K. Vi deg. 4»» miu. E. Ya. :*) deg. »»
min. K e 1
748. Ft. Johnston Greek, i ft. wide, course s. 71
deg. \Y. flows from X. rtid.-g. F^.
lV.M».v:i Ft. To for. No. I. the plate of begin- !
ning, containing ltijw; artes*. Line i is
contiguous to and adjacent w ith line 1-J, of
Guthrie hale of this claim.
Total and net area Gttihri* and Alta rt Jolin
ston contiguous lodj.*' claim, t;» S">7 acres.
This claim is further de -erfbed as being sit
uate iu Fl.'iott Greek Valley, ebou J»-j u
North of Elliot » reek anti al> *ut mil- s East oi
ltie Kotsinu River, ('« |.jvr Liver Region. iu
Latitude til tie *. :fci initi. X., Longitude 141 deg.
* miu. \V., approximately, iu tie Valdez Miu- I
i!i*j aud Recording Listrict, District of Ala ska,
aud is bounded on the Northeast by the Lawton ;
Lode dull!*, ami on t he Southeast by the Ophii j
and Marie Antoinette Lode ( laims. There arc
no eouttietiug claims shown by the plat « f sur
vey, or known.
The location notice of said Guthrie lode and
Albert Johnston lode cud each oi them, ia of
ret ord in the office of the Recorder cf the Val
dez Kccurdiug District at Valdez. District of
Alaska, the fortu- r in Bmvk ’’ita'-ttf Miuii g Lo
cation* at page ‘Jtiti, thereof ami the latter at
page -70 of the same b. ok.
Any and all per-oas clnimhrg adversely the
mining ground, veins, lode*, or auy \* r i ui
t. eretd .-«» d'»crib d, survey, d. platted and up- !
plied for, are hereby notified that mile s tlieir
adverse claims are duly t>h d according It* law,
and th»* regulations thereunder, within the
time prescribed by law, with the register of the
Gulled State* 1-md Office at Juneau. District «<t
Alaska, they will la* barred by virtue of the
provisions of said statute.
Thk lifttov: t»-Elliott g« rt: k Mixes i
l’.vvKLocutxr Gomcany or Alaska.
RyGilAlt! KS«; HGHBAUh.
Its duly designated officer, i
authorized agent and at
torney in fat t.
JOHN VV. DGM.EY,
Legist* r. '•
I* is hereby ordered that die above and fore- j
voiair r»oti *ebe t cl.lb! .<• i:» the ALa.-ka I'uo- •
rwioa. n \\«-e ly newNi*sj'er • f g-*n. n:11 *r« . bi- ■
tion, pmdbhe i . • ah’. \h«*K:.. ? • f
•••’» • #
•at.*:;' t,.* new pep r pnt-Mrbid ji .:.**.*! th
bind described in *,i: l .!m 14.*.:
ii-u.N * I t I LEV. !
f r of r 1... ,.t office,
Jut. . , a I . *ic«.
kstcut iical pubdeatwa Nov. ii_ tan* l>
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
<>u lht> trail to all interior point*. I.ar>re cum
for: a Ho quarter* wiM» erery aeenninsoilation tor
n un or iNaat. tiurilen protliiet* in mumoi
Frerh Milk ai.tl Home Growr' Vegetables
C. (’. KOBKRTS, Proprietor. t'J Mile* Krum Vit!de*.
I*. MACiXUSSON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse hnilt on (iovermnenl
Trail. Can neeoinodutr •"><> people. has large
w- : iii harn for *20 horses and _oo. -poirters
for dots, tiooil meals and everything the
ninsher desires. *
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. Doty, Prop.
Best accommodations between Fuiihanks and Valdez.
All kinds of provisions, as well as horse and dog feed
for sale. Good aecoinmodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passengers and freight trans
ported over the summit.
First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Best of accommodations for man and beast. Fresh Meat,
Poultry and Vegetables always on band. Best feeding ground
for horses on the trail.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
Hoyt & Smith, Proprietors
Cc~l of accommodations for the traveling public, and com
fortable quarters for horses or dogs.
This hotel is the largest and lsst. equipped house between
Valdez and Fairbanks, and is situated on the Onlkana Cut-off
Trail, which saves four miles of travel on the Fairbanks trail.
128 MILES TO VALDEZ 2« MILES TO COFFER CENTER
V. ¥. Co.
Tli** following Roadhouses, situated on the ronte to Fairbanks,
operated under the managemei.t of the Valdez Transportation Co.|
will be found to be first-elass in every particular:
BEAVER DAM Roadhouse
41 Miles From Valdez.
Rates $4.00 per day. BILLY KAUFFMAN, Manager
GAKONA Roadhouse
135 Miles From Valdez
At Junction of the Eagle and Fairbanks Trails
Rates: Meals, $1.50, Beds $1.00
GEO. B. RORER MANAGER
School ot Open.All Year
Practical Minin?, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, £n?<neerin?, Meiallur?y,
Cyanide Process.
Survcyiutr, Architecture. drawing uu«l Asimv
fug. Asking of Ores, f\'»; ttuUiou an.I rbio'r- |
iuation As ay, fJA; Him* j»t j.** Ax-ay, fio. Full'
course*of .'stay tig, ?**. K-taLli-Jn «i lain. Semi '
for circuh r.
A. V/ N DEF HAILEN, President.
li:i Fulton Street, San Francisco, « ul. One ;
block west of City Hall.
I I
1 !
I
Operates the finest trains in the j
world every day in the year, be
tween
Minneapolis,
St. Paul,
Chicgo,
Milwaukee,
OMAHA and KANSAS CITY.;
making direct connection* with1
through trains for all points East I
and South.
As cheap as the cLost 1 ar.d the
liest to be had. F >r ra... . r reser
vations, call or vt rite.
F. \V. FAKK I'll,General Agent,
lal Yesler Wav. Seattle.
SANDERS
PAINTING
PAPKR HANGING
DKCORAT1NU
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
EUaiaax.