THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
I
Published al Valdez, Alaska, every Thursday hy the Prospector
Ptri.ishino Co. Piioxe, Maix 1.
Entered at the Valdez postoffice as second class matter.
In looking over nn old file of pa
lters a portion of a speech made by
Judge Wickersham Inst winter be
fore the Seattle chamber of com
merce was found, in which he form
ulated some of the prime needs of
Alaska at that time, as follows:
1. A public survey, so that land
laws can lie put in operation.
2. A delegate to congress.
:l. An extension of the home
stead laws, allowing the settler to
take up acres.
4. The establishment of fish
hatcheries.
*>. An all-American wagon road
to the interior via Copper river.
t». Coast surveys and light
houses along the entire coast.
Looking over the laws that have
been enacted for Alaska since that
time."we find that four of the re
commendations are being or have
lieen acted u|ion. Bids have been
called for a public survey in Cop
per river valley. The homestead
laws have been extended to Alaska.
Fish hatcheries are Wing establish
ed. and surveys of the coast are
Wing completed as rapidly as pos
sible. The two most important
recommendations, however, have
not Wen acted upon. Those arc<
the wagon road and the delegate to
congress It is more than proba
ble that an appropriation for a
wagon road will lie made this win
ter, and it is to lie hoped that the
people of this section will then
turn their attention to the delegate
question and get it through.
Owing to the failure to get the
delegate hill paused last winter,
the matter has been dropped tem
jMirarilv, but the people of the div
ision should see that it is brought
up again, for in the election or ap
pointment of a delegate, we stand
a good chance, with the assistance
of Nome, of securing a representa
tive who will be favorable to this
section. Under present conditions
territorial government would give
southeastern Alaska the entire say
in the district, as is proven by the
apportionment of the delegates to
the Juneau convention, while with
a delegate in congress who will
look afier the interests of this sec
tion, we will 1m* able to secure need
ed legislation until such time as
conditions warrant a territorial
government.
Application,For Patent.
IN TIIE UNITED STATES LAND OFFIC E AT
JUNEAU IN THE DISTRIC T OF ALASKA.
NOTIC E IS HEREBY tilYEN, that iu pursu
ance to 4‘napter six of Title thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes of the United States, the
Kllamar Mining Compauy of Alaska, a corpora
tion, by T.J. Donohue its agent, whose post
office add res- is Valdez, Alaska, being the own
ers of, and claiming 1500 feet on eaeh of me
Totuki, Mountain, loist Cliauee, Convict, S«ila,
Copper Queen, Blue Jay and Pandora quarz
mines, veins, lodes or mineral deposits bearing
gold sud copper,with surface ground. 3UU linear
It. on each side of the lode line or vein or veins
of said claims; nlsncluimiiig 1-VJO linear It. of the
Copper King quartz mine, vein, hale, or miner
al deposit, bearing gold and copper, with
surface ground ou the northeast side of the bale
width varying from 125 fed at the northwest
end to 3iiu feel at the southeast end, and on the
southwest sideid llie hale, width varying from
125 ic •! al the northwest end to feet at the
southeast end, and ou the southwest side of
tlu* lode, width varying from 125 feet At the ,
northwest end toiVKi f.-et at the s uitheast end
of the claim; also claiming 274.9 linear feet of!
the (lladhuugh quartz mine, vein, bale or min
eral deposit, bearing gold and copper, with
surface ground on the northeast aide of the
hale, width varying irom 25 feet al the north
west end to 139.3 feel at the southeast end, and
ou the southwest side of the hale, width vary
ing from 25 feet at the northwest end to luu.7
le t at the southeast end of the claim; also
claiming H29 linear feet of the Wharf site quartz
iniii*.vein,lode or mineral deposit,bearing gold
mud copper, with surfaee ground ou the north
east side of the hale varyiug in width from 32.5
. ft. at the northwest end to3u0 feci at the south
east end amt on the southwest side of the lode,
width varying troui 32 5 feet at the northwest
end to3i)o feet at the southeast end of the claim;
al-o claiming lii&i.H linear feet of the Marliuroy
quartz mine, vein, hale or mineral deposit
Waring gold uud copper, with surface ground
ou the uortheast side of the hale, width vary
iug from joo feel at the northwest end to 32.5
feet at the southeast cud, and on the southwest
aide of the lode, width varyiug from 2U0 feet at
the northwest end to 32.5 feet at the southeast
end of the claim; also claiming 1500 linear feet
of the humpback quartz mine, veiu, hale or
mineral dcptkdt, bearing gold and copper, with
surface ground 200 feet on eaeh side of the hale
line or vein of said claim; also claiming 1500
linear feet of the Phonograph quartz mine,
veiu, lisle or mineral dep »slt, hearing gold and
copper, with surface ground on the northeast
side of the hale, width 171 feet, and on the
southwest aide of the lode, width varyiug from
171 feet at the northwot end to 229 feet at the
southeast end of the claim; alao claiming the
Copper King mill site containing a surface area
of 2.27 acres; also claiming the tdailhaugh mill
•ite. containing a surface area of 4.993 acres;
also claiming the Copper Queen mill site con
taining a surface area of 4.992 acre*. The above
consolidated hale mining claims and mill sites
are situate,lying ami being on Virgin Bay with
in the Prince William K.mud Mining District
District of Alaska. And the said Ellamar Min
ing < ompany of Alaska, by T. J. Donohue, its
agi-nt, lias made applh ath*n to the United
Blsli** for a patent for the said mining claims
and mil) sites, which are mure fully ilescribod i
as to metes and b-•iiuds by the official plat now !
posted on said mining claims sud each of said
mill sit-?*, and by the field notes of the survey
thereof now filed in the oftlr* of the Register of
the United states l.and Office, at Juneau, Alas
ka. which field notes of survey descrlla? the!
boundaries and extent of xtid lode mining |
claims and mill sites on the surface, with mag
netic variation*, at 29degrees X* minutes east of .
north, as follows, to wit:
POTOSI LODE.
Beginning at Lor. To. No. 1. Pntoti Lad*',
whfinv 1’. ?. Lie*. )|on. No. hear* N. 4>c|eg*. ‘
85 n»ln«. W. |4T\ d!«l49L »et sej:iu«l}
l-.vV** I l*oi4»«t: ibcnie.? SJ «l«*g- •«>miu.L. l-Vr*
ft. to post scribed 2-S-YV.-A-I'otosi; thence, 8. 42
dc*r. Hi mtn, IV. rtM feet to post scribed S-S-.VWW
A-rotast: thence north 29 deg.nomin.W. lAnnft.
to post scribed 4-8-Vig-A-Potost; them e N.4*2 deg.
Hi mill. E. rtflo feet to post No. 1, place of licgin
ning, containing an area of W..W acres.
MOCNTAIN LODE.
Beginning at Iam*. Cor. No. 1, Mountain hair,
whence C. 8. Iam*. Mon. No. 2 bears N. 4A deg :t7
min.W. 4V24.JM feet di'tant, set |miM sc rilicd 1-8
Ya*-A-Mountain; ibeiice, N. 42 d g. Hi min E.
«m ft .to |mM Scribed *2-S-Y7rt- A-Mountain; therce
8. 29 deg. t«> min. E. I.Vit feet to |iost scribed 3-8
YY A-Mountain; thence 8. 42 deg. Hi min.W.
•*4V. ft.it* |> 't scrUwd 4«8-Yift-A-Mountain; them* •
N 281leg. on min. lAtinfcei lop»st No l.tlie place
of Ifcgiuniiig, containing an area of 19.3HP acres.
LA8T CHANCE LoDE.
Beginning at l«oc. Cor. No. 1, laM Chance
lode, whence C. 8. 1am*. Mon. No. *2 bears N. 44
deg. tl mill. W. :t02Y.Hi feet distant, set post
scribed l-SYA-A-Iart Chance: tlienee8. 47 deg.
H*inin E. 1A00 feet to |mis| scribed 2-8-YrtG-A-!<a*t
Clialiee; thence 8. 4*2 deg. Hi inin. W.fiOOfeet to
post scribed 3-8-YVt-A-lAlSt Chance; thence N.
17 flcg. Hi min. \V. along the meander line of
Virgin Bay 1-VM feet to jact scrilied 4-8-YabA
l4»st Chain*.*; thence N. 1*2 deg. Hi in in. E. lion
feet along the meander line of Virgin Bay to
|xis| No. 1. the place of beginning, containing
•ill area ol 'Jrt.ritt aercs.
CONVICT LODE.
Beginning at l<oeatioti Corner No. I, Convict
Lode, whence C. 8. L »c. Mon. No. *2 bears N. 41
deg. II min. W. hij-YHi feet distant, set post
>cril»cd l-8-Vifi-A-Colivlct; theme N. 42 d *g. Hi
mill. E. Iks* feet to pout scrilwd 2-8-YYV-A-Con
vict *. thctn*e S. 47 deg. Hi mtn. E. 1V« feet to
post s« ribed 3-S-YaU A-Convict; tin-nee 8. 42 deg.
Hi mill. W. lino feet to post s« ribed 4 -S-.V«rt- A -
Convict; tiiem*e N. 47 deg. H> min. W. 1A00 feet
to post No. 1, the place of beginning, contain
ing an area of *J0.tirt acres.
SOLA I.ODE CLAIM.
Beginning at Iam*. No. I.SoIh Lode. wlu*m*e C.
8. Iam*. Mon. No. 2 liears N. Art d*'g. 43 min. W.
28lfi.sn feet distant, set |m»s| scribed l-S-YV*-.\.
Sola; thence N. 42 deg. ;sn min. K. rtnu f.*et to
|s»st scrtlied 2-8-YVi- A -Sola; tlienee S. 47 deg Hi
min. K. l.’nsi fret to post scrilied H-S-YY*-A-S« la; ]
I hence 8. 42 deg. Hi min. W. ikm feet to post 1
serila'd 4-8-YY*-A-Sola; thence N. 17 deg. Hi min.
W. lAno feel In p >*t No. 1, the place of begili
lting. containing an area of 20.rta acres.
COPPKK KINO LODE.
Beginning at Iam*. Cor. No. 1. Popper King
Lode, whence l‘. 8. Iah*. Mon. No. *2, bears N. YA
deg. 2*2 mill. W. 1AI4.80 feel distant, set |m>m
scribed l-S-YV.-A-Copper King; tlienee N. 4*2 deg.
Hi min. K- 128 feet, shaft 2x4x4 feet. 240 feet to
|H»st scrilM*d 2-S-.Yai-A-Copper King; tlienee
8. 47 deg. HI mill E. 1491.40 feet to post sc riled
3-8-AY,-A-Copper King; tlienee S. 42deg. Hinilii. <
W. MSI feet to post scribed 4-8-AY-A-Copper
King; tlienee N. 20 deg 17 rain W. along the
ineamlcr line of Virgin Hay 787.1A feet to peat
scribed A-S-Yirt-A-Copper King; tlienee N. 17deg
Hi mill. W. 791.10 feet to jMisf No. I, the place of
beginning, containing mi area of li.m acres.
OI«ADII01?<U1 IA IDE.
Beginning at lasmUmi Corner No. 1, Olad
liougli IamU*. whence V. S. 1am*. Mon. No.*2 bears
N til deg. At min. W. 1341.80 feet distant, M*t
post M*r|b**d l-H-YHl-A-Oladhotigh; thctiee N.42
oeg. Hi mill. K. AO feel to post scribed 2-S-YYi-A
cladh ougli; tliem-e S. 17 deg. Hi min. K. 2A0 ft I
to (Mist scribed 3-8-YY»-A-4tlMdhough; thence S.
12 deg. Hi min. W. 139.30 f*et, intersecting hale
line from w hich center of shaft, I».,x9 ft.. Hw ft.
deep, bears N. 22 deg. Art min. W. Irtfeet. distant
24n feet to post scrilied 4-8-YY.A-i dad hough;
thence N. 10deg. Irt min. W, along the ineamlcr
line of Virgin Bay 311.00 feet to p«i't No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing nn area of 0.83
acres.
COPPER tJl’EEN LODE.
Ilcginuliig at Location t urner Xn. 1, ('npis'r
ifueen Isiilf. whence I . H. Lav Mem Xn. 2 bears
X.fsi .leg. V. min. M . 1357.;*) feet distant, set
post scribed 1-S-.Ysi-.t-t't*p|»er (jiiccn; tlience X.
42 deg. -in min. K. :tihi led, dlseuvcrv simit 4x4x4
feel, tint) leet to |sist scribed 2-S YsiAloplsr
tjucen; tlienee S. 47 deg. ill min. K. l.'ssi (eet in
|nst scrilast :l-S-.Ys'eA-t'up|K‘r (Juec.i; tlience S.
42 ilcg. :to min. W. .SSI feel In [K.SI scribed 4S-.Y*.
A-Ci.p|a-r ifueen; tlience X. 17 deg ikl min. \V.
I.shl leet to pcsl Xn. 1, tile place nf beginning,
isnilainiiig an area nl Jn.Hfi acres.
HU E JAY.
Iteginiilng at Licatinu Corner No. 1 lllne Jay
•sale, whence C S. Lav Mini. Xn. 2 bears s s',
deg. :tu mill. IV. 1*I7,XI (cel dixtanl, si-t anal
selllieil l-S-.YSVA-Hluc Jay; Ihcnc.' X. 12 deg. :«i
min. K 2*si feel aernas Kissli Creek, 2n Lei wide
enlli sellnrlll li'i deg.00 Mill. W.lrOO It.lo |ae.l scrlli
ed g-K-.YaV- V-ltlue Jay; tlienee S.47 deg. ;tn min.K.
.'d(i feet, aernas Fiali Creek, IS ("el wide, course
north 53 il 'g. no min. E. l.'ski (ect in |H.sl serilasl
J-S-Ysi-A-ltlue Jay; Ibciice s. 42 deg. :k. in In \v
:fc«i ft., w hence abaft 4x4x4 (tvl la-ara X. 47 deg.
30 min. W. Inn fed. distant Urn feel to post
scrlli d 4-S-YsV-A-Hllle Jay; thence X. 17 deg. :»•
min. W. t.'sai feet til post Xo. 1, tin- place of In
ginning, ciiiitalniug an area of Jo.is. acres.
WHAKK SITE LOIKE.
Hegiiuilng at Licatinu Cor. Xo. 1. Wharf Site
Laic, whence l'. S. La-. Mon Xn. 2 Lars S 70
deg. :ts min. W. ',*u.2o (ect distant, set post
serlleni LS-YsV-A-Wharf Site; tlience X. 42 deg.
:tn mill. E. 145 feel lo post scribed 2-S-.s'SeA-Wlia?f
site: thence s. ist deg. so min. K. 5£I feet to post
scribed 3-H-.Yai-A-Wharf Site; thence S. 47 deg
:to min. K. :«»i feet lo imst scribed t-S-Ysh t
Wiiarlsite; tlienee S. 42 deg. :ai min. W. Ono ft
t» post scribed -YS-.Vs.-A-Wharf site; them-c X
20deg. 31 min. W. 01.1,20 it. to post No. l, the
place of beginning, eontninlng an area ofii.idl
acres.
MAKL1XKOY I.ODE.
Beginning at Location foruer Xo. 1, Marlin
roy Lisle, whence t\ K. be. Mon. Xn. 2 hears a
12 .leg. ;*> mill. W. 425 feel, set |s.st seriln-d 1-F
.2si-A-Marliiiroy; llincv X. on deg. :*i min. w
i'.H feel lo p a! scribed J-S-YsUA-Marlilirov
Ihence,,X. -*2 deg. ikl mill. E. pm feet to lsi'si
scribed 3-S-Ysi-A-Marltnroy; tlienee S. isi deg.
;w min. E. ism feci aernas Flail Creek, 25 feet"
wide, course E. 070 fed to pad serilasl 44t-Y»U \
Mailinroy; thence S. 42 deg. ;ki min. W. iYi Let
to post scri last c-S-.Vsi- A .Marlllirov; tlience X
70 deg. on min. W. along the line of Virgin Rav
'si fed aer.ias Fish Creek, 25 fed wide, course X
:io deg. Hi min. E. .702 (cd to post scribed ti-S-556
A-Marlinrov; tlienee S. 12 deg.20 mill W. along
the line of Virgin Bay is) feel to post No. 1, n,e
place of beginning, eoiilallilng au area of i. sd
aeres.
PANDORA LODE.
Beginning at Isieatinu Corner Xo. 1. Pandora
Lode. » hence l\ s. Lie. Moll. No. 2 bears s. H
•leg. 2u min. W. Mi;I feet disiaut. set post scribed
l-S-.Ya'eA-Pandnra; tlicucc X. 42 deg. 20 min. E
ISSI it. to |K.Kt scribed 2-s-Vsi-A-Pandora; tlience
S. i'si deg. 2n mill. E. 1500 feel to js.st serilasl 3-S
.YseA-Paiidora; tlienee S. 42 deg. 30 min. W. 240
Let across creek 20 feet wide, course norili Mo
deg. tHk min. W. tiuo led to p >si scribed 4-S-Yse t
Paiidors; thence Jf. On deg. 3o min. W.OOU Lei
across Fish Creek, ii fe *1 wide, course east l-'sio
feel lo |s.st Xo. 1, the place of beginning, con
taining an area of 20.123 acres.
HUMPBAC K LODE.
Beginning «l Location Corner No. 1, llmnp
brtek Dale, whence U. 8. L*m*. Mon. No. 2 bears
S. II deg. 24 min. E. .*>74.tin feel distant, set post
scribed 1-S-558-A-II uni pback; theuee N. fie deg.
:m min W. H5o i-et to |hmii scribed 2-S-Vai-A
II n in pback; thence N. 38 deg. 30 min. W. 450 ft.
t«i iHist scribed 3-S-55fi-A-lIuuiphack; thence N.
42 deg. :m mill. K. 44Hl feet to post scribed 4-S-AV.
A-llmupback; thence 8. :is deg, 30 miu. E. 450
feet to post scribed .W- Vx>-A- II urn pback;
thence 8. HO dog. 30 min. K. 950 feet to post
scribed li-S-Vsi-A-ll uni pback; thence S. 42 deg.
80 min. \V. 400 feet to |m>hI No. 1, the place of
beginning, containing an area of 12.58a acres.
PHONOGRAPH LODE.
Beginning at Location Corner, No. 1. Phono
graph Dale. wlicuce i*. 8. Luc. Mou. No. 2,
Wars 8. 43 deg. 26 mill. E. 1410.50 feet distant,
set |atst scribed 1-8-550-A • Fli onogra ph: theiiee
8. 42 deg. :W mill. W. 4MI feet to post scribed 2-8
55fi-A-Fbonograpli; thence N. 2fi deg. 04 min. W.
573 feet to imst scribcil S-S-.VsUA-l'houograph;
thence N. 42 deg. 29 miu. W. along the line of
Virgin Bsv'.i'll.81 feet to (xait scribed 4-S-.Yifi-A
Photiograph; thence N. 42 deg. 30 min. E. 312
ft. to p»al *cril*M|.'>-S-.Vjfi-A-Phonograph; thence
8. UK de«. 30 miu. E. I.»K> feet to post No. 1, the
place of beginning, euntainiug an area of 10.845
acre*.
COPPER KING MILL SITE.
Beginning at Location Corner No. 1, Copiier
King Mill Site, whence U. 8. Dm*. Mon. Nik 2
bears N. a deg. 44 min. \Y. 2Strj feet distant, and
Car. No. 1 Copper King Dale, hears N. 29 deg. 35
min. E. 2205.5o f.*ct distaut. set post scribed 1-S
556-B-Copp.*r King; the/re 8. »»7 deg. ou min. E.
along the line of Virgin Hay 412 feet to po»t *
scribed 2-8-.\V»-B-Cop|ier King; thence8. 49deg.
00 min. \V. 156 fe *l to po.-t scribed 3-S-VA-R
Coupcr King, ou liue of virgin Bay; thence N.
1*1 deg. 39 mm. \V. 393.3h fi*et to post scribal 4-8
vguH-t'opiier King; lhence N. ;*'• deg. an min. E. i
along the ill! • of Virgin Bay 117 f *et to po-t So. !
I, the pluce of beginning, (roiitaining an are* of '
2-27 acre*.
GLADflOUGIl MILL SITE.
Beginning »' I *•-utiou c*»"m*r No. I. i;ho|
h«*ngli Mill Site ini line of Virgin Bay when***
\ . S. L*»r. Mon. No. 2 hear* N. Hi deg. 4-. min. W '
feel, and Tor N«*. i. t-ladiiougii laalc, .
t»cara N. Mmin. K. 247Y7U fee! distant,
a *f |*»>t scii(Hit !-H-.Y«V-K*<.|Hdli. ugh; thence H. ;
44 deg. txi min. K. along the line of Virgin Max
®*1 lie* to p-*t sciila-d 2-S-V»*v, H-* dad I; ••ugh;
thenc*-S. |-.t deg »*t min. \\\ A-'-i.VH feet t«* po»l
Mviliel i.Inilno igh; (lienee N. l*i deg.
1 * miu IV. 4li|i-rt along the meander hue of
Virgin Itay to puat scribed 4-H-Y*-|M dad hough;
tlienee X. 49 «leg. OH min K. Vat f.-et to |**«t No. i
I, the place of beginning. containing an area of
4.999 acre*.
TOPPER gt'EKX MIU. SITE.
Beginning at Location Turner No. I, t opis-r !
gueen Mill Site, on line Virgin lla>. whence !
f . S. he, M«-n. No. 2 l»er.r« N. 14 deg. 2ti min. >Y
.Tt-gt.aO feet distant, and Tor. No. l# Copper
gueeti l**de, bears N. H deg. II min. K. 'J7;ii.in>
feet distant, set post perils d 1-S-VaWR.Coppcr
gueen; tlienee S. 44 deg. 19 min. K. along the
line of Virgin May. 3li9 teet to pmt *-ril-ed 2-S
YavIM opia-r gueen; thence M. 49 deg. OH nun.
7**2 feet to pst st-tilie-l 3-S-.Yax.ll.Topp r
(pieen; tiietn-e X. 26 deg. min. tt . along tlie
line of Virgin May 91H.7.I feet to post pi-rlh.-d 4-S
»iA-M-t'upper gueen; thence X. 49 deg. up in in.
K. (VM..HI feet to poet No. I. the place of begin
ning, containing an area of 4.992 acres.
The notice of ha-alion of paid mining claim', *
or Vcius and mil) sites, are «»f record in the J
office of the mining recorder of tlie Prince
" llllnm Hound Mining Mistriet, being the Val- •
de* recording district in tin-district of Alaska, j
The presumed general conn*- or direction of
each of said “'dadhongh.“ “Topper King.’* I
••Topper gueen,” “Pandora,” ••« onvict.” “Mar i
llnroy,” Up! Chance,” “Sola.” "Mine Jay.”
"j’honogi npii,*' "Mountain,” “Humpback.”
“Polled. ' and “Wharf site*’ claims or veins, is i
shown upon the plat posted ii|m>ii said mining \
claims, and in the I'niied Stales Land Office at |
Juneau. Alaska, ns near as can l*c determin e ]
from the present development; am) each of
saitl claims la-lug for the uumla*!' of linear ft—t !
together with the surface ground shown upon ■
said oflicial plats. Tlie sanl mining pn-iuiM-s ,
her.-by sought to la* patented ate pnrtlv bound
cjl on the west and northwest by the waters «>f,
\ irgin May and the "Hidden Treasure” hale
claim, and on till other side* by unclaimed j
public domain. The dndhough. Toppr Ring'
and Topper gueen mil! site* herein sough! t-> I
I*.- iiatenled are situated on a ncek of land ex
tending into the waters of V irgin Hav, ami are
bounded on two sides by said waters, ami on |
the south by unoccupied and uoclaime«l pub
lie domain The said mining claim'- and mill!
sites are designated as Mineral Survey No. YV.
A mid II »*n the oflicial plats.
Any and nil peraons claiming adversely the
mining ground, veins, hales, premia***, mill
sites, or any |Mirtiotis theieof so de*trlla-d, sur
veyed, platted and appli-d for, are hereby noth
fled tlmt unless llielr adverse claim* are duly
tiled according to law and the regulation*’
thereunder, within the time prescrlb -d bylaw,
"llli the Register of the Tutted States Ijuid of
ih-e at Jum-Nd, in the district of Alaska, they
will la- barred by virtue of the provisions of
said statute.
. JOHN W. IH'MLEY. Register.
It is hereby ordered tiiat tlie foregoing notice
lie published for the platutorv |**rh*d In the
“Alaska Prospector,” a weekly iiewsiaiper pule
lished at Valdez, Alaska.
JOHN W. IH DI.EY, Register.
Hate of first publication, Sep. 24. pjua.
T. J. Iminoiioc and T. R. I.YoXs,
Attorneys for Applteant.
Notice to Creditors.
In tin* United States Commission
er’* Court for the District of
Alaska, Third Division, Valdez
Precinct.
In'tlic Matter *f the Estate of » Notice to
«i. II. M'XIIY.
Deceased. S Creditor*.
NOTICE is hereby giv . n that the undersigned
, lias been duly Mp]»oinicd administrator of
the estate of 4J. ||. Untidy, deceased.
All iH'tsoiis having claim* against the *ahl
estate arc required to present tin sunicwith
the proper vouchers, within six mouths from
the date of thi* notice, to the undersigned ad
ministrator, at mv office in tiie town and pre
cinct of Valdez, in the District of Alaska.
Dated September 10th, HUM.
A. L. LEVY,
Administrator of the Estate of li. H. 1U'MiY,
Deceased.
First publication September hi.
latst publication October 8.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Aurora, Alaska. August l.*», lwct.
To the Kenai Mining A Trading Co., Francis X.
Waldron, S. M. Thomas, John M. Snook,
•h»hn Doe and Kichard Hoe:
You and each of you are Hereby notified that
the undersigned, Joiiu M. Murry, hascxiaMulcd
during the year?, lool, par* aim ukcs, four huu
'•red and nfty (ft.*') dollar* in labor and im
provements, etc., iiDon the Silver Fox milling
claim, situated or near Halibut Cove, Cook In
let Kecordiug I'reciiict, Alaska, the locatiou
notice of which claim is now of record in the
office of the Culled States Commissioner at Sun
rise. and to which notice refeience is made for
a more |»articular description thereof, in order
to hold .said claim under provisiou of Section
StM. lie vised Statute* of the Fui'ctl State*, and
the amendment* relating thereto concerning
uiinual labor upon mining claim*, being the
amount required to hold said claim during the
year* lMU.pHrj and hxo, ending December :tl.
line:. And if at the expiration of ninety da vs
from tiie publication of ihi« notice, y.'.u
fail .ir refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure, four Interest said
claim will become tiie property of the under
sigued, your n-owner. who has made the re
quired expenditure by the term* of said sec
tion.
. JOHN Si. MCKKY.
First publication. Sept. 3.
Last publication. Dee. 3.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.
Third Division, Alaska.
Mary sullen*, kk. a
Plain t iff, ; Hum mo ns fur Publics
vs. \ lion.
CHARLES S1LI.EN*.FK. | N«. 100.
iH-fendaut. j
The President of the United States of A me r lea. i
greet lu:
To the above uame«l defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In the
United States Ihstrict Court, in and for the |)is
iriet of Alaska, Third Idvisioii, within thirty
days after the completion of the publieation of
this suiiiinons, that is to sav, within thirty
days after the eighth day of tietober, liktt, and
answer the eompiiilnt of the above named
plaintiff, iu which complaint, us tiled in said
court, the plaintiff demand* that the bond* of
matrimony existing between the plaintiff ami
defendant lie dissolved, and that she have the
future care ami eustialy of the minor child,
U*na. issue of said marriage. The order for tills
publication was made July 21, I’>
Unless you so appear ami answer the plain- :
tiff will apply to the emir* for the relief de
manded in said emit plaint.
Witness the lion. James Wiekersham. Judge
of said Court, this 24lh dav of July. putt.
ALBERT R. HEILIti. Clerk.
First publication, Sept. H
Lust publication, Oct. 8.
E. M. Mahnks, attorney for plaintiff,
Offices at Eagle, Alaska.
HOTEL D1LLER.I
llraalquartrras fur \ alit'.-x p,-anile. lat rooms. I
Katci af> fonts, |1 anal ll.Sai per aluv. Flrstf laasa
Kestnurrnt in aunnea'llaau. Free Hus. uppaasite
r. 8. Fawlaaffla-e.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
i'aaa. Flrat Av. A I'ulversily ai.. SEATTLE.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar. Alaska.
■" ■■ 1 _
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ.
Ofli.-w ALASKA
Swan Building. McKinlrr St.
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Swnn
Building. Vai.dkz.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN.
Lawyer
Mining anil Land Lana. H|w«ml1lan
VALDEZ, ALASKA
LEEDY & KELSEY.
Attorneys and Counselors.
Kkyhtonk Ave. # Valdez.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
U. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
O A LI A.NO (KAYAK), ALASKA
T J DONOHOE,
Attorney at Law,
SWAN Rl'ILDINO. VALDEZ
A, JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer ami Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and I .and
Surveyor.
Next door to Nizina.
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-7B Sullivan Bid;. Seattle.
s. q. n/rniEws,
M« - P umbiiR.
Steam Fitting and
Water Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Vai.de/.
H. R. Elliott E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
Prospectors J Hunters
Will save their freight ami expense of
handling by pureliHsing their
supplies at the stores of
H. n. WETHERDEE,
KENAI AND KUSS1L0FF
COOK INLET.
Full line of
General Merchandise
CLOTH IN'S, llAKbWAKK,
1‘ROVISIONS, *TC.
QEO. 5. HEARN5, Ag't
KENAI, ALASKA.
mi unr
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
ScIukjI ot Open All Yenr
Practical Mining, am Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying, Architecture, Drawing and Assay
ing- A»w»yIn* of Ore*, f£'»: Bullion and Chlor
ination Assay, 9Blowpipe Assay, flu. Full
r.nirseof Asaaying, 9**). Established 1#64. Send
lor circular.
A. VAK DEE MAILFN, President.
I»:t Fultcus Street, San Francisco. i al. tine •
t»l*H‘k Wc>| v»l City llall
j
GOOD GOODJ. GOOD SERVICE
THE * mZINd”
CLUB 'ROOMS IN CONNECTION
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT ft SMITH, Props.
STRICTLY AMERICAN
AND
FIRST CLASS. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Hotel Northern
GEO. B. MCMULLEN, Owner and Proprietor.
Only Billiard Hall In The City.
COR. KEYSTONE and THIRD PHONE 15
Felix's Restaurant
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St Valdez.
Copper River
Draying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior ]>oints. Large com
fortable quarters with every accommodation for
man or beast. Garden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. 12 Miles From Valdez.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGNUSSON, Proprietor.
Firpt roadhouse built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate 50 people, has large
warm barn for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
• mushcr desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
“Our Road Blouse”
At Foot of Summit on Route to Interior. Best Ac
comodations for Man and Beast. Freighting to all
Points Contracted for. Address Valdez,
21 Miles From Valdez. Good pasture fenced.
WILSON, DAVISON & LITTLE, Proprietors.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Nizina, Chisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
Best of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roadhouse.
USX THOMPSON, * MANAGER.