The Eagle Screamed.
And Ivverycne Fnjoyedthe Day's
Entertainment. How It
Happened.
The (lav we celebrate has come
and gone, but it will long remain
in the memory of those who were
fortunate enough to be in Valdez
July 4th, litOtJ.
The town was in gala attire and
the people also; the day even
woke and remained in condition to
take part in the festivities; and
our board of aldermen saw to it
that the streets were in perfect con
dition.
ai Ahum one o clock tlie local
brass (?) band in full uniforms,
(they appeared to be tilled) assem
bled on the corner of McKinley st.
and Keystone ave., and were there
joined by all who were to take part
in the parade. The procession led
to tln> Keystone wharf, where the
steamer Perry landed a force of
soldiers from Fort Liscum, invited
to take part in the day’s events.
The visitors were escorted through
the town, occupying the head of
the line. Mr. E. Cameron, with
his snoot organ led the hand which
did nobly barring a slight pause to
clean out of the large brass horn
alanit a quart of dog feed, which a
mischievous Ih>v had dropped into
it.
Among the notable features of
the parade was a fac simile of the
style of locomotive to he used on
the Valdez Rail Road. It is of
12-dog power, and shows great
shill in construction. It was never
given a trial until placed in the
parade, and then the only defect
found was that the smoke was a
little crooked. The screw top was
taken off the headlight for this
special occasion. After the parade
the engine and tender was sold to
W. S. Amy, one of the directors of
the road, and will be kept as a
model for future use.
A very exciting feature of the
parade was performed by Jamesev
McHicski, who, with the permission
of Whittlev, the owner, entered the
slaughter house corral and selected
the largest and fiercest wild hull.
In an incredibly short time he re
duced him to submission, and in
the garb of a Spanish toreador rode
him fearlessly in the procession.
After the parade the entire popu
lation of the town crowded along
both sides of McKinley street to
witness the sports. The first event
was the egg race by girls, 50 yards;
there were H entries, ranging from
5 to 10 years, and some of the eggs
were evidently of the same age. At
the word "go” off they started, each
trying to reach the goal and save
the egg, but before the tape was
reached there was enough egg juice
spread along the trail to give a
hungry muslier from Xizina a good
breakfast. Miss Lucy Codiga got
first money and Caroline Kelsey
second.
The boys sack race was humor
ous and after many falls was won
hv the Ilazclett brothers. Calvin
receiving first, and Craig second,
out of 9 entries.
The 100-yard dash had three en
tries, all soldiers, and was won by
Mero No record broken.
The wheelbarrow race with five
entries was closely contested, hut
Charley Crawford came in for first
and Gotterdain for second money.
For the broad jump there were
six entries, all soldiers. Mero got
first money on a jump of 14 feet,
Had second money went to Cossett
for 13 feet 11 inches.
the sidesplitting event ot tne
(lay was the pie eating contest. Six
boys entered for the pies and the
money. The first few mouthfuls
were easy, but after that it was a
stulling match, and as some of the
pies were made of black berries, the
smeared faces presented to the au
dience were enough to make any
one hurst a button. Tom Work
man got tirst money, and the !x>y
known as “shorty," second, and
niether are hankering for more pie.
The fat men's race with 12 en
tries attracted considerable atten
tion, nearly all the heavy weights
of the town took part, although no
one of them weighed JJOO. Xizina
Jimmy refused to enter as the
rules allowed liitn only two assist
ants in carrying his corporation.
P. K. Carpenter took first money
and Charley Crawford and I)r. Ry
strorn divided second.
The obstacle race for I toys bad 9
entries. The obstacles were diffi
cult but the Itnvs all got there, with
young Dwver in the haul and mas
ter Dougherty a close second.
The horse race was short, hut ex
citing. l’iie winner was a large
bay with Kaltv Hamilton as mount
The next in order was 'the hall
game. Everyone repaired to the
hail ground and witnessed a lively
game.
After supper Henderstein’s Great
Hoi Air Show was given in the
mammoth canvas pavilion erected
on the Valdez parade ground. Spid
er Blei talked the crowd nearly to
death Indore the show started, hut
finally the hand liegan to produce
its sweetest melodics, led hy Happy
Harry on his fhitclet, while an un
sus|>ecting public wus taken in by
a gang of ticket s|>cculators led by
Kid Brownelli, much to Hie dis
comfort of the manager, hut to the
benefit of the fund.
On the inside all was ready and
at the appointed hour the great
doors were thrown open and the
rush Itegan. In less than ten min
utes the pavillioii was crowded by
a moving mass of people.
Mr. J. H. Patricio Fielding, as
lecturer descrilted to an apprecia
tive audience the merits of each.
The first he dilated on was Boh
Wnlpolio, the wonderfully tatooed
man, who when expossd to the au
dience displayed an undershirt ele
gantly decorated, which, as describ
ed hy Patricio was a painless oper
ation.
The next was the charming Mile.
<'ontiau«il on Sixth Pagt*.
Trading and Manufacturing Appli
cation, No. —.
T. 9. Land Office, at
Juneau, Alaska. June 1, UXVt.
Notice i* hereby given that the Alaska Can
ning < ompuny. a corporation, being entitled to
th • betiufits of the net «*f congress of May 14,
lH'.'H, section 10 thereof, for the laud* in the
Cnited Stub* survey No. ;*k». in the District of j
Alaska, described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a mound of stones at ordinary!
high water murk on tin* beach of ciiignik Bay. !
a granite boulder. ::r>x24xi> inches. 24 inches In j
the ground, ami marked Sur. No. B- g Cor. ;
No. 1, thence first course south 30 dog 24 min '
east 12.Mil chains to I or. No. 2; thence second
course norfli 53 deg .14 min east 12.8b chains to
4'or. No. 3; thence third course north :k» deg 24
min west 12.80 ehaiiis to Cor. No. 4; thence me
ander at ordiuary high water mark on beach
south 53deg 84 min west 12.80 chains to point of
hegiiitiing, Cor. No. 1. Variation at all corners
21 deg 30 min east; area, 10..44 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said laud are required to tile an a«l
verse claim in this office during the period
of publication of this uotice, or within thirty
days thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of
said lands will lie made by said applicant.
John \v. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
lie published for the full period of ten Weeks in j
the Alaska I*kohi*e«'Tdr, a weekly uc.wspapcr
published in the town of Valdez. Alaska, which !
is hereby designated us the newspaper publish
ed nearest the land described.
21 John W. Dudley. Register.
Soldier’s Additional Homestead
Application, No. —
I*. S. Land Office, at
Juneau, Alaska, June 1,19u3.
Notice is hereby given that J. L. Wcathcrhee.
b-ing entitled to tiie benefits of section 230b of
the revised statute* of the Cnited State* grant
ing additional lauds to soldiers and sailor*
who served in the war of the rebellion, has
made application to this office to make proof
and entry bv the said applicant uuder an act of
congress approved May 14, lKHH, for the lauds in
r.H. survey No. 474 in the District of Alaska,
described us follows, to wit:
Beginning at h mound of stone at ordiuary
high water mark on the beach at Auchorage
Bay, f o n w hich a sandstoue boulder 30x12x10
inches and 20 inches in the ground marked W.
survey. No. 575, beginning 4'or. No. 1, lataru
north iio deg 14 miu east l>.3b chain*; and the
initial monument connected with survey 307
hears sou ill 2 deg 3n mill west 4l.74eliai us dis
tant; theuce variation 21 deg30 miu east, first
course north till deg lamia east 8.10 chains to,
for. No. 2; thence second course north 22 deg ,
30 min west 7.5o chains to for. No* 8; thence
third course south «'a* deg 15 miu west 24 chains
to 1 'or. No. 4 at ordinary high water mark ou
l**acn, at the end of spit; from which a saml
s:o c 5Jxl->xl4 inches JO inches in the ground
marked W. 4*. survey 575 for. No. 4. hears nortli
bo d**g 14 min east u.75cluiius distant;thence me
ander at ord ins ry high water markon beach,
fourth course south 2 deg 15 tuiu ea*t 1 83 ehns;
| thence fifth course south 55 deg east 2.13 chains;
| thence sixth course north U3 deg 40 min cast
7.32 chains; thence seventh course north 82 deg
cast 4.28 chain*; thence eighth course north 88
deg 25oilu cast 4.17 chuius to place of begin
ning. Area 13.01 acres.
-Auy and all per* »ns claiming adversely any
p"rti«»n of *aid lands are required to file an ad
verse claim in thi* office during the iierind of
puhliration of this notice, or within thirty
days thereafter, otherwise proof aud entry of
*uid lauds will be made by said applicant.
John w. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten weeks iu
! the Alaska I’n epee tor, a weekly newspaper,
published at the town of Valdez. Alaska, which
, is hereby desingated an the newspaper publish
; ed nearest the laud described.
| 21 John W. Dudley, Register.
Additional Untry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the Uuited States.
U. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska. April 23, 1SU3.
The Alaska Portland Packers* Association, a
coronation, Incorporated under the laws of the
state of Oregon, assignee of Jouatliau Uisle, be
ing entitled to the beuefits of section 2306 of the
revised statutes of the Tufted States, granting
additional laud* to soldiers and sailors who
served in the war of the rebellion, does hereby
apply to enter T. 8. survey number .127, situate
on the left bank of the Naknek river, about 5
miles above its month, Alaska.
Beginning at Tor. 1, whence corner number 1,
! amended survey numlter titf, bears south .'si deg
1 ;w uiiu west about 3 miles distant; the nee north
67 deg east 2» chain* to Tor. 2; south 23 deg east
lfMHt chains to Cor. 3; south 67 deg west 20.00
I chain* toC'or. 4; north 23 deg west 10.00chains to
I Tor. l.the point of beginning. Area 20acres.Var
iation 22 deg mi min east as additional to his
original homestead on the w *, of s w *4 aud
s w > 4 of n w *4 of sec 6, tp 13, r 1 w, at La Crape,
Wis., August 30, 1IM8, per homestead number
44*13.
Post office address is Portland, Oregon.
Keane M. Wakken, Jk.,
(Secretary Alaska Portland Packers Association.
I Publish for statutory period In Alaska Pkus
1 peclok, at Valdes, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
s
ENUFF SAID
Of
, Our Ladies’ and dents’ Furnishings, as everyone knows we have
the most Complete and Up-To-Date line in Valdez.
Ve 1 lov Ti (MERIC.
The shelves are now filled with the fim-st 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 Night
“W i k i d e I’s"
Most Elegant Restaurant In the Northwest.
Cor. Keystone and McKinley Valdes, Alaska |
Advertise in the Prospector.
Application.
U. 8. Land Omrs.
Juneau. Alaska, April £1, 1903.
The Nakuek Racking Company being eutitled
to the l>ciietit» of section ill of the Act of May
14. 1*08, entitled "An Aet extending the home
stead laws and providing for right of wray for
railroads in the lMstrict of Alaska, and for
other jMirptme*” doc* hereby apply to purchase
I he following iract of public land, situate on
the rigid Wank of the Nakuek river about 2*,
miles above its mouth, Alaska, and more par
ticularly described as follows,to wit:
beginning at Cor. No. 1, at high water mark
on right hank of said river, whence witness cur
lier bears north 1C dcg«t.'» min west 25 links dis
tant, ami l’ .8. I. M , No . HA, across river, bears
south 41 deg cast 71.20 chains distant; thence
from true corner north 1C deg 45 min west 12.50
chains to Cor. No 2; thence north 73 deg 15
mill east 11.no chains to (‘or. No. 3; thence
south 1C deg 45 mill east 12.HH chains to Cor. No.
4, whence witness corner hears north 1C deg 45
min west 70 links distant; theme aloug me
anders Nakuek river south 75 deg 15 mill west
II uo chains to the point of beginning. Being
l*. 8. survey number 544. Area 13.YM acres. Var
iation 22 deg 05 min east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described tract of public
laud, are required to tile a protest in accord
ance witli law with the Register and Receiver
of the l*. 8. Uuil office, at Juueau. Alaska.
Naknkk Racking company,
O. C. IIaslktt, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the ALahka Rkospkctok, ate kly
newspaper, printed at Valdez. Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the newspaper published
nearest the laud denyibed in said application.
^ John f. In di.ky,
Register 17. 8. land Office. Juueau, Alaska.
Application.
T. K. Land OrriCR,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23. 1303.
The Bristol Hacking Company being entitled
to the benefits of sectlou lUoi the Art of May 14.
l»na, entitled “Au Act extending the homestead
laws and providing for right of way for rail
roads ill the District of Alaska, and for other
purposes” does hereby apply to purchase the
following tract ol public land, situate on the
left bank of the i'gashik river, (just above na
tive village,) Alaska, and more particularly de
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at for. No. 1, whem-c corner num
ber 4, survey number Vm, bears south 16 deg 32
min cast 42.21 chains distaut; thence east 2.U)
chains to for. 2; thence mirth 2.U) chains to
Cor. 3; thence east 4.UU chains to for. 4; thence
north K.uo chaius to for. 5; thence west g.uu
chaius to for. 6, whence witness corner bear*
cast 35 links distaut; thence along lueauders,
I'gashik river, south 7 deg cast 7.UU chaius;
thence south 2h deg 30 mill east 3.23 chains to
place of bcgiuuiug. Bciug l 8 survey number
Area 6.46 acres. Variation 21 deg 32 min
east.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
portion of the above described tract of public
laud are required to tile a protest in accordance
with law with the Kegisier and Receiver of the
l* 8 Laud oAcc at Juneau, Alaska.
Bristol Hackixu Co.
per J£. Carlson, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska Hkoscrctor, a weekly
Wewspafier, printed at Valdes. Alaska, which I
hereby desiguate as the newspaper published
ucarest the laud described in said application.
. John W. 1u*i>lcy.
0Register V 8 Land ottre, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Eatry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
I 8 Land OrrtcB,
Juneau. Alaska. April 23,19US.
Frank X. Warren, Jr. of Hortlaud, Oregon,
assignee of Sylvester Lyun, being eutitled to
i t lie benefits of Section 23U6. of the revised stat
, utes of thes.l'uited States, granting ailditional
> lauds to soldiers and sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, does hereby apply to cuter
l 8 Survey number 417, situate an right bauk of
Bear crock, about L mile above Its confluence
with Kvichak river, Alaska.
Beginning at for No. 1, whence for No. 3,
survey number 128, bears north 36 deg west
| 36.33 chains distant; thence uorth 44 dtg 15
min east 5.00 chains to for 2; south 45 deg 15
lulu cast 3.00 chaius to for 3; south 44 deg 14
✓
min went 6..1U chain* to for 4; the me along
iiicamlcr*. Bear ereek, nortli 4H ileg 4*» min we>l
i.40 chain* toHtallou; north rnliyii miu went
i.tw eiiaiuk to the |aifnt of bcgimiflig. Area
199 acre*. Variation St .leg IB min cant. An
Ailtlllioual to Ilia original tioiucMeail on lot .7,
‘ t1» w we 97 ami lot 5, aer HI, tp 19. r 7
neat, at lat I'niaae, Wl* , Jan. 77. law, per hnmc
«tea«i No. 7:171.
My poat office ailitreas la :»r» ('ham tier of Com
meree, l'lirtlaiel, Oregon.
Krask M. Warkkn, Jr.
Puhliali for statutory imriial in Ala*ka I'ros
rKCToR, at Valilei, Alaska.
John W. DiiiLry, Kegister.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230<> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. 8. Ijmo Unrmt,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, 1003.
I, Harry C. Jensen, of San Kraneisco, Call for
ilia, assignee of Ceorge \V. Kmrick and Ceorge
Maeketuie being entitled lo the benefits ora
tion 2306 of the revised statutes of the (’piled
States granting additional lands to soldiers
slid sailors who served in the war of the rebel
lion, do hereby apply to enter l’. S. survey
mimlair 582, situate on left bank of Crave Yard
Creek, about 6 chains above its mouth conflu
ence with Kvichuk river, Aluska. More |»ar
tietilarly described as billows, to wit:
iteginuing at Cor. 1, thence south 52 deg 15
miu east lo.uu ehaius to Cor. 2; nortli :fi deg 45
miu east lo.uu chains to Cor. .3; north 52 deg 15
miu west tf.aH chains to Cor. 4; thence along
meanders Crave Yard Creek south 46 deg 15
min west 7.14 ehains, south 18 deg .30 min west
llo ehaius to poiut of beginning. Area 10.52
seres. Variation 22 deg 58 min east. As addi
tional to their original homestead on tin*
west half north west quarter and south east
quarter of south west quarter of section 18.
township 10, south range 2 east, at Concordia,
Ks., August 12, (872, per homestead mnnirer
8541, and homestead utimljer 14771 at Sulitia,
Ks.. June 11, 1873, [no description ]
My post office address is 308 Market street,
Kan Kraneisco, Caifornia.
Hakky C. Jensen.
Publish for sututory period in Alaska I'kok
i*k<tok, at Valdes, Aluska.
John \V. Dudley, Kegister.
Additional Entry
Under Section *2HCX> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
l\ S. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, Ittttt,
The Oregon and Alaska Trading Company, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of the
state of Oregon, assignee of Ahraham Smith,
beiugentitled to the benefits of nertiou £«k> of
the revised statutes of the I'nited Stale* grant
ing additional land to soldiers and sailor* who
served in the war of the rcliellion, does hereby
apply to enter l'. 8. survey number 514, situate
on the left bank of Xushagak river, about one
quarter mile below Xushagak Village. Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. Xo. 1, whence Aeorn Peak
bears north 7H deg 40 mill west aud W. C. to
Cor. Xo. 1 survey number fcio, liears north 18
de£ 45 min east 28.1*7 chains distant; witness
corner bears north 88 deg 45 min east 25 links
distant; thence from true corner north 88 deg
45 iiiiu east lo.uo chains to Cor. 2; thence south
1 deg 15 min east 11.00 chains to Cor. 3, thence
south 88 deg 45 min west 10.25 chains to Cor. 4;
whence witness corner bears north flit deg 45
min east 25 links distant; thence meander Xu
shagak river, up stream, north 1 deg 15 min
west 5.50 cliaius, north 1 deg 8) min east 5.5o
chains to the point of beginning. Area 11.22
acre*. Variation 23 deg 0» min east. As addi
tional to his original homestead on the south
half of south west quarter of scctlou 20, town
shin 27, range 20, at Springfield, Mu., June 21,
lti»4, per homestead number 212.
Host office address is Astoria. Orwon.
John Nobimthom,
Secretary Oregon A Alaska Trailing Company.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pko’
fettok, at Valdes, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
For tyjicwriting and shortliand
work, apply to Nellie Richards.
Richards & Co.
PACIFIC PACKINC
& NAVIGATION CO.
Carrying U. S. Mail and Express.
E. E. Cain, Operating Agent
Str. Excelsior j
Str. Santa Ana j
Str. Newport
F run* Seattle for Valdez, Cook Inlet and
way |*>rls, ifi)ili ol May. From
Valdez for Seattle and way ports. Kth of
June.
From Seattle for Valdez. Took Inlet and
way jH»rts Hth of June. From
Valdez for Scat tie and way ports, 22d of
June.
From Juneau to Unalnska and way ports
1st of each month, connecting with Str.
Excelsior from Seattle. leave* at Val
dez 25th of each month, for Juneau.
Company reserves riglu to change steamers or date of sailing
without notice.
Seattle Office—618 First Ave. J ^ Martin
PHONE 16.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior points. Large com
fortable quarters with every accommodation for
man or beast. Carden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. « 12 Miles From Valdei.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Xizina, Chisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
Best of aceonunodationx. Good liorxe feed near
roadhonxe.
LEN THOMPSON, MANAGER.
PROMPTLY PROCURED
through lay office, sold
on commission basis.
UVD FOB SOUYBNIB LIST
Inventors, Manufacturers. Sellers and Users
of patented articles defended against Infringers.
Policy Issued by one of the largest Trust Co's.
Secure Further Particulars.
OSCAR A. MICHEL. REGISTERED ATTORNEY,
820 BROADWAY, NEW VONN.
MOTION TMS MMI TO MOM TMS MOWS MONTHS
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove ami wood.
All comforts, 25c j>er day.
Bock Beer may now lie laid at
the Bohemian. Try it. •
Additional Entry
Under Section 2iKMi of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
l\ S. USII OFFH'IC,
Juneau, Alaska, April Si. PJU3.
The Alaska Portland Packers Absocitition, a
corporation, incor|M»rated under the laws oi
the slate of Oregon, assignee of John Ji. Rus
sell, Udug entitled to the la* lie fits of section
2£«j of the revised statute* of the lulled States
granting additional lands to soldieis and sail
ors who served in the war of the rebellion,
does hereby apply to enter l*. S. survey nuinbt r
bk>, situate on right bank of Xushngak river,
about % mile below Snag Point, Alaska.
Beginning at for. 1, whence <’or. number 4,
amended survey number liTi, bears south »wt deg
2a mill west 14.7H chains distant; thence north
7 ileg la min west -LYjn chains to ( or. 2; north
H2 deg 4a min east W.tti chains to Cor. .*•; south
7 deg la in in east chains to (’or. 4; thence
along meanders Xushagak river, south Hs deg
west Hmm chains to station; south 7(» deg west
lo.uo chains to point of beginning. Area tW.ti'.i
acres. Variation 23 deg 10 mill east. As addi
tional to liis original homestead on the w lot
2, ii e h and e lot 2, u w 1. sec 3 tp:«, r In, h(
Boonville, Mo., Keh. «'», 1N»»K, per homestead
number d*.iu.
Post oftiee address Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr.,
Secretary Alaska Portland Packers Association.
Publish for statutory pcri<»d in Alaska Pros
mini:, al Valdez. Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
Application for Patent Under Sec
tion 3306, Revised Statutes.
United States Land Office, at Juneau, Alaska,
April si. Haw.
Notice is hereby given th- t the North Ameri
can Commercial Com|wtiiy, a corporation, or
ganized ami existing uiuier and by virtue of
tlie laws of the state of California, and having
its principal place of business at the city ami
couuty of San Francisco, state of California, as
assignee of Robert D. McCord, being entitled to
the benefit* of section 23Ut> of the Revised Stat
utes of the United States, granting additional
lauds to soldiers and sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, lias applied to enter the
land embraced in C*. S. survey. No. 53, on the
westerly coast of Wood Island, Alaska, more
particularly described hs follows:
Commencing at a point 011 high water oil the
north easterly side of the strait between Wood
Island and Kodiak Island, designated by a
stake marked “No. 1.” Thence south 57 deg east
tit) links toa stone marked “Cor. No. 1,W C,” lay
ing a witness stone to corner number 1; thence
from true corner south 57 deg «nist 2U» chains
to a stone marked “Cor. No. 2, ami a stake
marked number 2. Thence north 33 deg east 1
chain ami 2 links to a stone marked “Cor. No.
3,” ami a stake marked number 3. Theme
south 57 degrees east 3 chains and 55 links to a
|M>iut 011 the shore of a lake designated l»y a
stone marked “Cor. No. 4,” and a stake marked
nmnl»cr 4. Thence meandering along the shore
of Mid lake south 17 deg 45 ir.in west 1.80 chains,
south 29 deg 45 min west 5.00 chains, south 1
deg 15 min east 2.4*5 chain* toa stone ««n tlie
shore of said lake marked ‘No. 5," Thence
north 57 deg west 0 chains to a stone marked
“No. 6.** Theuc* north 33 deg east 2 chains And
50 liuks to a stone marked “No. 7.*’ Thence
north 57«leg west 2 chains and 45 liuks to a
point on the strait ou the Hue of high water.
Thence north 49 deg 30 miu cast along the line
of high water 5chains amt 58 links to the point
01 liegilining. Containing an area of 4.88acica.
Magnetic variation 24 deg east.
As aihlitional tolus original homestead entry
No. 9441 at the 1*8 Laud offi-w at Junction City,
Kansas,dated Nov. 14. 1870, for the sw ?-4 of sec
18, tp 8 a, range 4 cast, 0th p us.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
portion «»f the above described land, must file
in the l*. 8. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, an
adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the
l»eriod of publication or within thirty days
thereafter, or they will be barred by the provi
sion of the statute.
Jolts W. Dudley, Register.
It i* hereby ordered that the foregoiug notice
in* published in the Alaska I'm* I'miok, a
weekly uewspaper, published at Valdez.Alaska,
which 1 hereby designate as the tiew*pa|a*r
published nearest the land described in said
application.
John W. Dudley.
Register U. 8. laud Office, Juneau. Alaaka.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2301) of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
f. S. I.ash Orriei,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23. Pju3.
(He H. Olcsou. of Astoria. Oregon, assignee «»f
William It. rhattin ami I'hoda* Williams, Ihj
ilig entitled to the benefits of section 23ih. of the
revised statutes of the I'nitcd States, granting
additional lauds to soldier* and sailors w ho
served in the war of the rctadlinu, does hereby
applv to enter I*. S. survey in.iuher 515, situate
on the right hank of W*hm1 river about ten
miles above its confluence with Nushagak
river, Alaska*
Beginning at Cor. I, thence north 33 deg 15
min west Burn chains to Cor. 2; north 56 deg 15
min cast PJ.M7 chain.'- to <*.»;•. 3; sooth 33 deg 15
min east hum chains to Cor. t; tlicnce along
meanders Wood river, south »*2 deg west 11.50
chains to station; south l1.* deg :t»» min west 8.50
chains to the place of lieginnitig. Area is.80
acres. Variation 28 deg in mill east. As addi
tional to their originnl homestead* on the
west half of south west quarter of section 6,
tow nship 1, south range *•* cast, at La o ramie,
Oregon July 13, 1K72, per homestead entry No.
5|o, und al New Orleans, Ij»., Jan. 10, 1870, [no
description 1 |»cr houn stead No. 1200.
My postomce address is Astoria, Oregon.
OLE B. OLSEN.
Publish for statutory (tcriod in Alaska Pros
PETTOH, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. IM'ULKY, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2304iof the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
t\ 8. LaSPOPPWE.
Juneau. AI auk a, April 23, 1903.
I, ftofus Jensen, of Aslot ia, Oregon. assignee
of Kd ward Wilson, Wing entitled to the lame
nt* of section *2Hsl of the revised statute* of the
Cnited States granting additional land* to the
soldier* and sailor* who served in the war of
the rebellion, do herei y apply t«» enter C. 8.
survey mini her 137, situate on right hank of
Xushagak river, about \\ mile* above Coffee
Point, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. Xo. 1, thence north 77 deg
Jo min west chain* to Cor. 2; south 12 deg
4n min west 11.30 chains to Cor. 3; south 77 deg
2o min cast Bum chain* to Cor. 4; thence along
meander* Xushagak river, north 12 <leg 40 min
east 11.30 chains to the point of beginning.
Area 11.30 acre*. Variation 23 deg 03 min east.
A* additional to his original homestead on tho
west half of southwest quarter section 19 and
west half of north west quarter section to,
township loo, raugc Hi, at 8ioux City, Iowa,
Nov. 17, 1670, per homestead Xo. 4171.
My jaist office address is Astoria Oregon,
ftorrs J*nskk.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Itom
UKcToi:, at Valdez Alaska.
Jottx W. lifWjY, Kegtsier.
Addit inrtal Entry
Under Section 300 of the Revised
Statutes of tlie UoiUxl States.
I*. 8. La mi Office,
Juneau. Alaska, April 23, pan.
The Alaska Portland Packer* Association, a
cor | Miration. im-or|M»raied under the lawsot the
state of Oregon, assignee of Torge KHudson,
being eutitled to the lieneflt* of section 23ml of
the revisel statutes of the Cnited Htates, grant
ing additional lands to soldier* and sailors
who Her veil in the war ui the rebellion, does
hereby apply to enter C. 8. survey nuuiler 316,
situate «tue mile iuland from mouth of Bear
cneek and left hank of Kvichak river, Alaska.
Beginuiug at Cor. Xo. 1, whence cor. number
3, survey number 128, Wars north 33 deg »• min
west 06.13chains distant; tlien.w» south 23 deg
Hi min west HJiO chains to ('or. 2*. south 66 deg
:'«» min east in.uu chains to ('or. No. S; north 2B
deg 3h ntin east 8.30 cuains to ('or. 4; north O*
[ deg H) min went lu.ou chain* to point of begin
ning. Area 8.3o acre'. Variation 21 «leg 06 min
east. As additional to his original homestead
Ino description} at La Cra|*», Wis., May 2, lMitl,
per homestead So. 3738.
Post office address is Portland. Oregon.
Piaml M Wai rib, Jn.,
Secretary Alaska Portland Packer* Association.
Publish for statutory perital in Ai a>ka Pkub
PeCTUK, at Vaitlcz, Alaska.
John W. DviiUY, hcgbier.