Which Are Vos ?
There art two kinds of people on earth to-day.
Just two kinds <4 people, no more. I say.
Kot the sinner or saint, fur 't»* well understood
The good are half had, and the had are half good
Kot the rich and the poor, for to count a man's
wealth
Yon must first know the state of his conscience
and health.
Kot the humble and proud, for In life's little
span
frbo puts on rain airs la not counted a man.
Kot the happy and aad, for the swift flying
years
Bring each man his laughter and each man his
tears.
Ko: the two kinds of people on earth that I
mean
Are the people who lift and the people who lean
Wherever you go you will And the world's
masses
Are always divided in Jnst these two classes.
And. oddly enough, you will And, too, I ween.
There Is only one lifter to twenty who lean.
In which class are yon? Are you easing the
load
Of overtaxed lifters who toil down the road?
Or are yon a leaner, who let others hear
Your portion of labor, and worry, and care?
Ella Whkki.fji Wilcox.
" v 1
Hanging a Thief at Unga.
Unga, May 20.—The finger of
anspicion pointed that way, and
they all lielieved that an employe
in the kitchen of the Appolo mine
was the one, who had stolen $100
from one j>arty, $W) from another,
and smaller minis from other*.
Many previous theft* of the same
diameter had taxed every one’s pa
tience to the trigger-stage, but tiiis
was the last straw that broke the
camel’s back. In short, once the
light-fingered gentleman found a
rope around his neck and himself
standing upon nothing. After being;
drawn up three times, lie finallv!
confessed and disclosed the hiding
place of the money, whereupon he
was most considerately given the
ghost of a few minutes to vamose
and leave the island, which out of
respect for that hit of rope, he lost
not a moment in doing.
Quickly following this drastic
proceeding, and supposedly the out
come of a saloon altercation of
the evening before, a Swedish coil
fisherman named Edward Ander
son, was found dead in the early
morning of May 4th, on the hill
side with a bullet hole through his
head.
Whether a murder, accident or
suicide hud occurred, it seems to
have been no one’s particular busi
ness to ascertain. Representatives
of law and order in the persons of
a U. 8. Commissioner and deputy
marshal are unknown quantities
in this, one of the most important
island settlement* of north western
Alaska; a fact which seriously re
flects upon our boasted form of
government.
The Appolo Consolidated mining
company recently struck a large
body of water in their 700 foot lev
el, which lias caused much trouble
and threatens to completely flood
the lower level.
The mail boat Shelikof arrived
at Coal Harbor on the 14th instant.
Among other passengers were Mr.
Stone and party, attaches of the
Historical Society of New York,
and Capt. McDonald, of Kodiak, to
be stationed at Sand Point as Dep.
U. S. Collector. Mr. Stone’s party
is loaded for bear.
Tlie people of Skagway under
the advantages of reduced rates
paid a visit to White Horse, to help
celebrate the queen’s birthday on
May 23. If the British diplomats
on the boundary question are as
successful as usual, then the Skag
way .people may look forward to
celebrating the day each year for
the future at home.
Not a shoveler has left Nizina
yet, and there is a shortage of sev
eral hundred men. The Blei outfit
is trying to establish a price of $5
per day and board, but the price
will really tie 11 per hour.
For Srategic Reasons.
Rear-Admiral Bradford in re
|>orting on the Dutch Hurltor coal
ing station, sa id:
“Attention is invited to one of
the great political questions of the
day, namely: The settlement of the
boundarv let ween the territory of
Alaska and the dominion of Can
ada. There is altundunt evidence
to show tliat tie spirit of Canada
iu the matter may be considered1
threatening. Between Alaska and
the continental limits of the United
States is located the domain of a
foreign country. The territory
separating Alaska has good harbors
and ample interior waters, and!
this fact alone constitutes a great
strategic advantage to a possible!
opponent. It certainly constitutes
a strong reason why the sinews of
war, whatever they may be, should
be stored in Alaska.
Although Sitka is located in the
vicinity of the disputed boundary,1
no coal is kept there by mercantile
companies, and the navy has been
frequently embarassed for the want
of coal in the protection of Ameri-1
can seal and other interests.
A coal depot at Dutch Harbor,
it is lielieved, also will prove a
great aid to commerce, as ships are
frequently in need of coal when
reaching this port and an arrange
ment will he made by which the j
government can sell coal to steam
ships applying for it.
Embezzler Hart Dead.
The officer* of the New York life i
in*urame company believe tliat I
they have at Lott located Frank
Hart, lint too late for their purjiosc. \
Information was received at the ■
Beattie office that on May 23d, at
tinker City, Ore,, Frank Hurt, an
insurance man, phyzieally a wreck !
and without lands, wait found dead ;
in his bed, at the hotel. The oir-1
cumstanees surrounding the case |
togetiier with tlie description of tlie !
man, leaves no doubt in tlie mimU' J
of those wlio sought him tliat lie'
is tlie absconding agent from Val- j
dez. Very early in the year Frank
Hart came to Valdez with letter*
of introduction from the Beattie 1
office to Ous. SjKrnlierg, the local'
representative of the New York life.
Together in ten days they placed
$39,000 worth of insurance, and
Hart left with the iuitial receipts,
amounting to over $2,200, ostensi
bly to place it with the Beattie of
fice, He was seen to land in Seat
tle, but tliat was tlie last seen of
him notwitlistanding tliat detect
ives had been scouring tlie couutry.
Hart was a pleasing character and
made friend* rapidly. Tliose he
insured will of course lose nothing,
as the company will stand respon
sible for tlie contracts.
The Loomis pack train for Niz
iua will start Monday. Leave all
freight at office by Saturday night,
13th instant. Oscar Fish.
Ladies’ fancy hosiery in black,
white and colors—plain, drop stitch
and lace. Any kind you want.
Fish & Co.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of .he United States.
U. 8. Land OKKiriffi
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, lWM.
The Alaska Portland Parkers* Association, a
corporation, iucoriairated under the law sot the
state of Oregou, assignee of Jouathau Hiale, be
ing entitled to the benefits of seetion 23tJti of the
revised statutes of the Cnited States, granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailor* who
served in the war of the rebellion, doe* hereby
apply to enter l’. S. survey number .>2”, situate
ou thedeft bank of the Nakuek river, ulsmt 5
tnilea above its mouth, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. 1, whence corner uumlier 1,
amended survey number tw, bear* south'aide-'
30 min west about 3 miles distant; theuee north
•»" deg east 20 chains to Cor. 2; south 23 d**g east
lo.uo chains to Cor. 3; south i>7 deg west 20.00
chains to Cor. 4; north 23 deg west lo.uo chains to
Cor. l.the poiut of beginning. Area 20acr >*.Var
iation 22 deg«» miu east as additional to his
original homestead on the w of s w *4 aud
• w of u w Lof sec «, tp 13, r 1 w, at La Crape,
Wis., August 3u, ltkiii, per homestead uumber
4ii33.
Post offiee address is Portland, Oregon.
Kbank M. Warren, Jr.,
Secretary Alaska Portlund Packers Asstadatiou.
Publish for statutory period ia Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdes, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior {Mints. Large com
fortable quartern with every accommodation for
man or beast. Garden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. 12 Miles From Valdez.
ENUFF SAID
Of
Our Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, as everyone knows we have
the most Complete and Up-To-Date line in Valdez.
Vt Will Hon Talk. (MERITS.
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
Quality and Prices.
Chile Sauce Finnan Haddock
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
A. L. Levy & Co.
Phone 12 Goods Delivered Free
Meals a la Carte Open All Might
“Wi-ki del’s"
Most Elegant Restaurant in the Northwest.
Cor, Keystone and McKinley Valdez, Alaska
Advertise in the Prospector,
- A
Application,
V. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska. April 23. 1903.
Tbe Xafcnek Backing (’<uu|aiuy being entitled
to the benefits uf scclitiai 10 of tbe Act of May
II, 1898, eutitled “Aw Art 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
the following tract vf pubhie lamb situate on
the rigid bank of the Xukuck river ab«)ut 2}a
miles abeye its mouth., Alaska, and more par
ticularly described as i<*llow«v to wit;:
Beginning al Cor. No, L at high water mark
on right bank of said river,, w hence witness cor
ner bears north JC deg J3 min west 23 links dis
tant, and 1'. 8.1. A1-. No.8A,g|.eross river, bears
sonyb JJ deg east 7J.20 chains distant; thence
from true corner north P» deg J3 min west 12.50
chains ta ifor.. Sit J; thence north 73 deg 15
min rast 11.on chains to (’or. No. 3; thence
south 16deg 43 min east 12418 chains to Cor. No.
d, wheuce witucss corner bears north 16 deg 4-3
inin weal 7o Jinks distaut; thence along me
anders Xaknek river south 73 deg 15 mill west
11 UU chains to the point of beginning. Being
l*. 8. survey number 314. Area 13.94 acres. Var
iation 22 deg 03 min east.
Any and ull persons claiming adversely any
IHirtion of tbe above described tract of public
and, are required to tile a protest in accord
ance with law with the Register and Receiver
of the l*. 8. Land office, at Juneau, Alaska.
Naknkk Backing Company,
O. C. Haslktt, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska Bkospectok, a weekly
newspaper, printed at Valdez, Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the newspaper published
nearest the land described ill said application.
John \V. Dudley,
Register l\ 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Application.
r. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23. 1903.
The Bristol Packing Company being entitled
to the benefits of section luof the Act of May 14,
1898, entitled “An Act extending the homestead
laws and providing for right of way for rail
roads in the i»istriet of Aluska. and for other
purposes'* does hereby apply to purchase the
loilowing tract ot public laud, situate on tlie
left bank of the Cgashik river, (Just above na
tive village,) Alasku, and more particularly de
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at 1’or. No. 1, whence corner num
ber 4, survey number .W>, hears south lft deg 32
min east 42.21 chains distant; thence cast2.uo
chains to t or. 2; thence north 2.00 chums to
Cor. 3; thence e-iat i.uo chains to Cor. 4; thence
uorthft.uu chains to Cor. o; thence west 8.l)J
chains to Cor. ft, wheue • witness corner boars
east 3.) links distant; thence along meanders,
Cgasnik river, south 7 deg east 7.00 chains;
thence south 20 deg 30 miti cast 3.23 chains to
place of beginning. Being 1 b survey number
its*. Area ft.4 j acres. Variation 21 deg 32 min
cast.
Any and all persous claiming adversely any
portion of tuc above described tract of public
land are required to tile a protest in accordance
with law with the Register and Receiver of the
1 V 8 Land office at Juneau, Alaska.
IsKtsToL Packing Co.
per h. Carlson, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will he pun*
I lislied iu the Alaska Pkoaeli tor, a weekly
newspaper, printed at Valdes, Alaska, wbieh I
l hereby designate as the newspaper published
| nearest the laud described in said application.
John W. in dlkv.
Register C 8 Land office, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
j Under Section 230:> of tlie Revised
Statutes of the United Stales.
1* B Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23,19U3.
Frank M. Warren, Jr, of Porllaiul, Oregon,
assignee of Sylvester Lynn, being eutiilei to
i the Gene fils of Section 2306, of the revised stat
utes of the Ini ted Slates, granting additional
lands to stddiers aud sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, does hereby apply toeuter
l* B Burvev number 517, situate on right bank of
Bear creek, about W mile above its confluence
with Kvichak river, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor No. 1, whence Cor No. 8,
survey number 128, bears north 36 deg west
30.39 chains distant; theuee north 54 deg 15
min east 5.00 chains to Cor 2; south 35 deg 45
min east 8.uu chains to Cor 3; south 51 deg 15
min west fi.'m ehains to Cor 4; thence along
meanders. Bear creek, north 48 deg 15 min west
2.10 chains to station; north 15d<-g 45 min wot
O.oo chains to the |>oiiit of beginning. Area
4.00 acres. Variation 23 deg 03 min east. As
additional to his original homestead on lot 3,
m-'^iiw1^ see 27 and lot 5, s *c 31, tp 10. r 7
west, at Lai Crosse, Wis , Jau. 27, i860, per home
stead No. 2327.
My post office address is3trj Chamber of Com
merce, Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr.
Publish for statutory i>criod iu Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John \V. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Umlw Section ‘iSOfi of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
1*. s. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska. April 23, 10*13.
I, Harry C. Jensen, of San Francisco, Califor
nia, assignee of tieorgc \Y. Kmrick and Ceorge
Mackenzie being entitled to the l*»ncfits «»f nee- |
tion 23Uii of the revised statutes of the United
States granting additional lands to soldiers
and sailors who served in the war of the rebel
lion, do hereby apply to enter C. S. survey
number 532, situate on left bank of Crave Yard
Creek, al»out t» ehains above its mouth conflu
ence with Kvichak river, Alaska. More par
ticularlv described as follow's, to wit:
beginning at Cor. 1, thence south 52 deg 15
min east lo.no chains to Cor. 2; north 37 deg 15
mill east lo.no chains to Cor. 3; north 52 deg 15
inin west 1L1I8 chains to Cor. 4; thence along
meanders Crave Yard Creek south 40 deg 15
min west 7.14 chains, south 18deg3n iniu west
3.10 chains to point of beginning. Area 10.52
acres. Variation 22 deg 58 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,
township 10, south rauge 2 east, at Concordia,
Ks., August 12, 1872, |>cr homestead number
8541, and homestead iiuiuIkt 11771 at Salina,
Ks., June 11, 1873, [no description.]
My js»st office address is 3»i8 Market street,
Sain Francisco, Caiforuia.
Harry C. Jensen.
Publish for statutorv period iu Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John \V. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2:i0(> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. S. Land Office,
Jant-AU, Alaska, April 23, imtt.
The Oregon and Alaska Trading Company, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of'the
state of Oregon, assignee of Abraham Smith,
being entitled to the »K*netit* of section 231»i of
the revised statutes of the t'nited States grant
ing additional land to soldiers and sailors who
served in the war of the rebellhui, does hereby
apply to enter l*. S. s irvey number 514, situate
on the left hank of Nushagak river, about one
quarter mile helow Nushagak Village. Alaska.
beginning at Cor. No. 1. whence Acorn Teak
liears north 78 deg 4 > miu west and W. C. to
Cor. No. 1 survey nutnU-r bears uorth 18
deg45 miu east 2H.tr7 chains distant; witness
corner hears north 88 deg 45 miu east 25 links
distant; thence from true corner north 88 deg
45 min cast 10.00 chains to Cor. 2; thence south
1 deg 15 min east ll.ao chains to Cor. 3, thence
soutii 88 deg 45 miu west 10.25 chains to Cor. 4;
whence witness corner {tear* north 88 deg 45
miu cast 25 linka distant; thence mcauder Nu
shagak river, up stream, mirth 1 deg 15 min
west 5.50 chain*, north 1 deg 30 miu east 5.50
chains to the jsiint ot In-ginning. Area 11.22
acres. Variation 23 deg 00 uiin cast. As addi
tional to his original homestead on the south
half of s.iut’i west quarter of section 2t», town
ship 27, range 20, at Springfield, Mo., June 21,
18»*4, per homestead number 212.
Post office address is Astoria, Oregon.
John Nordstrom,
Secretary Oregon & Alaska Trading Company.
Publish for statutory period iu Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
For typewriting and shorthand
work, apply to Nellie Richards.
Richards & Co.
17/KIFIC PACKINQ
r r S' MVIQ/ITION CO.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express,
E. E. Cain, Operating Agent,
Froni Sfattlf for Yuldrx,
Str FYCfkinr wa.v i’or,!‘- ,,f M®y> f«"h>
*JU« LAkllMUl Valdez fur Seattle ami way |<nrts. 8lh i>f
„ June.
Front Seattle for Valdez. Cook Inlet aiy|
Str Santa Ana i wa.v *th of June. Fr.**
• odllld olid ^ Valdez for Seattle ami way |«*rts, 22d of
^ June.
Front Jnneatt to Cnalnska anti way |M>rta
Str N.awnnrt J l«t of each montli. connecting with Sir.
<311* lltWJ1UI l j Excelsior front Seattle. leaves at VaU
L dez 2*>th of eaeh month, for Juneau.
Company reserves right to change steamers or date of sailing
without notice.
Seattle Office—CIS First Ave. J. C. Martin,
Agent.
PHONE U.
Loomis
T ransportation
Company
Contracts Freight to aii Interior Points,
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
Trailing Posts at Tonsina and Nizina Full Line
Miners and Prospectors Supplies.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2.'i0t> of the Revised
Stututew of the United States.
I', s. I. \nj> Office,
Jlinenu, Alaska, April 2H, l'.mct.
The Alaska Portland Packers \s*«**latioij. a
c<H'.ji».tR-,i«a«. ’meorporated undw the laws of
tiles bite «*f Oregon, assignee of John II. Hlis
sell, being entitled to the lieiiefits of section
of the rev ised statutes of the Putted Stab >
granting addiiituial lands to soldiers and sail*
ors who served in the war of the rebellion,
doe* hereby apply t«* enter P. S. survey iiuuiIh r
1V», situate on right bank of Nushagak river,
about ^4 mile lieinu' Snag Point, Alaska.
beginning at Por. 1, wlienee Pur. niiuilter 1,
amended survey number r*T>, bears south «'gs deg
2A min west 14.7M eliaius distant; iheuee north
7 deg 1A mill west 3A.2M eliaius tot or. 2; north
H2 deg T» min east 1eliaius to for. :t; south
7 deg 1*> min east :P».ui eliaius to for. I: theuee
ahuig meanders Nushagak rivet , smith HH deg
west in.no eliaius to station; south 7<’» deg wi d
lO.uUehains to (Ndiit of beginning. Aren as.iV.i
acres. Variation 23 deg lo min east. As addi
tional to his original homestead on the w ht
2, n e *4 ami e ** lot 2, u w se ■ A ip As, r 1M. ait
booiiviile, Mo., Feb. t», IHtis, per homestead
number *'d»».
Post offlee address Portland. Oregon
Ficank M. Warren, Ik.,
Secretary Alaska Portland Packers Association.
Publisa for statutory period in Alask a Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Ut'liLBY, Kegister.
Application for Patent Under Sec
tion 2306, Revised Statutes.
United Static* Land Or kick, atJuneau, Alaska,
April Si. Itttf.
Notice is hereby given tli-t the North Ameri
can Commercial Company, a corporation, or
gauized ami existing uuder and bv virtue of
the law* of the state of California, and having
its principal place of business at the city and
county oi San Francisco, state oi California, as
assignee of Robert l>. McCord, bung entitled to
the benefit* of sectiou 2JUt» of the Revised Siat
Utes of the I'nited States, granting additional
land* to soldiers ami sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, ha* applied to enter the
land embraced in l\ S. survey. No. wi, on the
westerly coast of \V«*a| Island, Alaska, more
particularly described as follow*:
Commencing at a point 011 high water on the
north easterly side oi the strait between U'immI
Island and Kodiak Island, designated by a
stake marked “No. 1." Them e south »7 deg • u.-t
U» links toa stoue marked “Cor. No. 1,\V C,” be
ing a witness stone tocorueruuuilier l; tlienee
from true corner south 57 deg east 2Uichain*
toa stone marked “Cor. No. 2.” and a stake
marked number 2. Thence north 331 deg east 1
chain aud 2 link* to a stone marked “Cor. No.
a,” and a stake marked number jt. Thence
south 57 degrees east :t chains and 55 links to a
point on the shore of a lake designated by a
stoue marked “Cor. No. 4,” and a stake marked
uiiiiiltcr 4. Thence meandering along the shore
of said lake south 47 deg 45 n in west t.Ho chain*,
south 29 deg 45 min west •>.«»» chains, south 1
deg 15 min east 2.ii5 chain* to a *toiie on the
shore of said lake marked ‘No. 5,” Theme
north 57 deg west clny.u.*- * stone
“No. tl.” Thence north deg east 2 chafu*and
50 link* to a stone marked “No. 7." Thence
north 57 deg west 2 chain* and 4■» lings to a
point 011 the strait 011 the line of high water.
Thence north 19 deg .**> min east along the line
of high water 5 chains ami 5s link* to the polut
of beginning. Containing au area of i.btiaccug.
Magnetic variation 24 deg east.
; As additional to his original homestead entry
No. Mil at the 1’ 8 Laud office at Jape tu*i*'ity,
Kansas, dated Nov. 14, IK7U, for the *w ,l4 of sec
1 !H, tp K s, range 4 east, nth p 111.
Any amt art person* claiming adversely any
portion of the above described land, must tile
111 the 1*. 8. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, an
adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the
period of publication or within thirty day*
thereafter, or they will be barred by the’ provi
sion of the statute.
Jons W. Dudley. Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published in the Alaska Pnoarct tuk. a
weekly newspaper, published at Valdcz.Alaska,
which 1 hereby designate as the uew*pa|ier
published nearest the laud described in *aid
application.
John W. Dudley.
Register V. 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under Section of tin* Revised
Statutes of the United States.
r. 8. I. am* Ornrs.
Juneau, Alaska, April Si, P.«i8.
4»le II. OleSop, nf .'.Sim la, Oregon, assignee nf
i William |{. < Imttin anti l‘h«aaUe William*. be
j ilig t ill it ifil to the la-lit-lil* til .seetiou Jigs', of the
I reviseil statutes of the I'lined Htate*. granting
i additional land* to soldier* apd sailor* who
served iu llte war of the reladlioti, does hereby
••pply lo enter I*. S. survey number d».#ituaie
••it the iigln bank of Wood river about ten
miles above its eoiiHoetioe with Niislisgak.
| river. Alaska.
beginning at for. 1, lhetu*v north ;e< deg b
min west Polo ebain* lu Cur. 2; liortb ’*'» deg !•"»
min east l'.i.HT • bains to for. :{; south ;tideg \:»
min east lo.iw elm ins to 4*or. I; thenee along
meanders Win si river, south iVJ deg west I l.'si
ehaitis t<> station: south 4!» deg 3n min west N.'si
•'haius to the plaee i*f l»eginning. \rea ls.su
ai-res. Variation Si deg in mill easi. A* addi
tional to their original homesteads on the
west half of south west «|tiarterof seetion «•,
tow nship 1, south range :fc» east, at i.a orande,
Oregon July 13, Ihtj. |*t homestead entry No.
*4". and at New Orleau*. I .a ., Jan. |u, lKTo, [no
desriptionj per homestead No. 1J***.
Mv |K»stoniee address i* Astoria, Oregon.
OLK H. OLSEN.
Publish for statutory |*eii«*d in Alaska I’kos
1‘Eitok. at Valdez, Ah.ska.
John W. IM'ULEY, Kegister.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230<i of the Revised
Statutes »»f the United States.
r. S. Land office.
Juneau, Alaska. April 23, I'.sVt.
I, Sofus Jensen, of Astoria, Oregon, assignee
of hdward Wilson, heiug entitled to the beue
i tits of section t*f the rex wmI statutes of the
i 1'uited states giuntiug additional lauds to the
soldiers and sailors who served in the war of
the rebellion, do hereby apply t«• enter I’. S.
survey uumU r 1.V7, situute on’ right bank ot
j Nushagak river, about 1*.4 miles ab»*ve t'offee
[ I'oiui. Alaska.
Beginning ai for. No. 1, thence north 77 deg
20 miu w. si hMm cha in* to for. 2; south 12 deg
; to miu west ll..'ii) etiaiiis to for. 3; >outh 77 deg
miu e ;st lo.oo chain* to for. I; then v along
[ meanders Nushagak river, north 12 deg to min
! east II..in el.Mins to the |»oint of beginning.
I Area ll.Vt acres. Variation 23 deg 03 min east.
As additional to hi* origiual homestead on the
west half of s uith west quarter section loaud
j west halt *»f mirth west 4|uarter section .bt,
township Ion, range :b», at Sioux Pity, Iowa.
N 41\’. !7, 1N70, per hoiuestea4l No. 4171.
My |Mtst oitiee aihliess is Astoria Oregon,
Sort s Jensen
Publish for Mtutut4»ry peri4Ml in Alaska Pro*
I'EeTOR, at Vahlez Alaska.
John W. InjiLKY, Register
Additional Entry
Under Section ‘2300 of the Revi^oJ
Statutes of the United Stales.
r.-js t.i.vi omri.
Jiini'MU. Vlitrkn. April -*A, M
The Alaska Portland Packets Asjc-t iath»u. a
corporation, tg corpora bd under the law s of the
[stale td Oregou. tvmi&cK «|i Torgi kuuilson.
I elng ci»UtV«t tv the vu* fib uf a *» tion 23nrtnf
}he.5t*,vj*ed P.tyA;vr^'NW-'. grant
ing udiUUmiinl tiamW to ♦ dtltauv and sailor*
wuo served ,iu thei war of the rebellion, doe*
hereby apply to enter I*. S. survey nuiitlirr :»l*,
jdtuate tine mile inluud from imxuth of hear
ereek and left bank of Kvichak river, Alaska.
lk'ginuiiig at for. No. 1, wheuee eor. timuU>r
3, survey number 12ft, hears north -Vt def 3H Him
west tW. i:. chains distant; tlien.ie south deg
3i» min west n..*s» eliMin* to for. 2: south w> deg
:b> min east hum eliaius tut or. No. 3; uorth 23
i «leg 30 miu east n.'si eliaius to (*or. 4; north fib
j deg 30 miu west lu.lt) chains to |*dut of l»egin
j ning. Area 8-Vn acre*. Variation 23 deg On min
cast. Am aililitiotiai to his original homestead
li»» description 1 at La t'rape, \\ is., May 2, 18»w4,
per lmmeMtead S'o. 37'ift.
Todt office address is Portland. Oregon.
Prank M. Warren. Jr.,
Secretary Alaska Port lain! Packers Association.
Publish ft»r statutory period in Alaska Pros
fcctor, at Vahles, Alaska.
John W. Lvdley, RegUlgr.