Alaska Game Uw.
Whoever drafted the game law
for Alaska was eitliei unacquainted
with the conditions, or was advised
by people as ignorant of Alaska’s
needs and requirements, as himself.
It is too early in thcday to make
a game park of Alaska, which one
would naturally supimse (nftcr
reading the present game law) was
the intention.
I do not wish it lo be under
stood that I am averse to a law
protecting the game food animals ]
and birds of Alaska and the wan* I
ton destruction of the gnme; for'
any one advancing such an idem,'
would lie an enemy to his own in
t rest. In other words, “killing the
goose
no one in his right mind would do!
that.
It is not so much the citizens of j
Alaska that wantonly kill the
game animals. It is the people
that come in during the summer to
spend their vacation and have a
good time hunting and fishing.
They are the ones that abuse the
privilege, and Alaskn, to my mind,
would lie far better off without
them.
In the enacting clause of the act.
the following language is used in
part: ’‘The wanton destruction of'
wild game animals or wild birds is
hereby prohibited.” Now as I un
derstand this phraseology, a wan
ton destruction is killing game you
have no use for, shooting it down
merely to see it die, or for the hide
or horns, leaving the carcas to rot
or be devoured by other animals or
birds. Such a destruction is crimi
nal and should be punished to the
full extent of the law. But in this
portion of Alaska no such criminal
destruction has ever been indulged
in to my knowledge.
It may not generally lie known
to our lawmakers, but it is a fact
nevertheless that miners and pros
pectors, as a rule, are not hunters.
They wotdd rather pay for their
meat than take time to hunt it, as
that is not in their line of business.
They are hunting mineral, not
game, and the two are seldom
found in the same locality. Then
it is necessary for some one to turn
hunter for the camp, who gwnerally
has to go a considerable distance to
get game. Now under the law, a
man is allowed to kill in one year,
eight deer, four cariboo, sheep or
goats. How far I ask you will that
go to support a mining town, and
what inducement for the hunter?
The law prohibits the killing of
water-fowl after Decend>er 15th
and as they don’t get around here
until about the first of November,
we have only six weeks in which
we can legally kill and eat ducks
and geese.
\\ hv they make December 25th
the commencement of the closed
season 1 am unable to understand.
It does not tit this locality at all.
Ducks and geese in this latitude
do not pair until about the 1st of
April, and why they should be
allowed to sit around from Decem
ber 15 until April, while they are
in the Itest condition for food,
tempting the appetites of us Alas-;
kans, is beyond the comprehension i
of the wisest. We are dependent |
here during the winter on ducks :
and geese for fresh meat. They \
are killed by natives and find a j
. ready sale. The demand is always
greater than the supply. This past,
winter we have been deprived of
this food supply, by the resident
Deputy Marshal and Commissioner i
having received orders to enforce
this law.
The protection of the large brown
bear is a mystery to me. Why
such a brute should be protected by
law surpasseth my understanding.
I see that the Secretary of Agri
culture is inviting settlers to Alas
ka with the view of taking up agri
cultural pursuits, stock raising, etc.
Now I wonder how long the stock
raiser and his bearship will agree.
I venture to say not very long, for
in the division of the spoils Mr.
Bruin will be around, and if be
does not get the lion’s share he will
surely get his own, which will be
just as bad on the stockraiser, and
I’ll venture to say without fear of a
successful denial, that a hear will
kill more slieep and young stoc k
to tin* square inch than any four
footed animal that runs the hills,
not excepting a coyote, and he is
l>y no a vans slow.
I lie sea linns also come in for
their snare of protection, why, I
don't know, without it is that they
are passionately fond of fish—»»’
mon preferred. 1 see by the p;i|x*rs
that the govcrnim nt is about to
erect a number of hatch) ries in
Alaska f>>r the propagation of sal
mon. Now I can’t see the cob
sislencv of building hatcheries and
protecting sea lions. Anyone that
kows the habits and nature of a
8t*a lion should know that salmon
has no greater enemy.
Now, I think any fair minded
man will say with me that this
law is not fitted for Alaska. If we
are going to have a game law give
us one that we shall respect, And
every honest citizen will live up
to ami try to inforce. Don’t ask
us :o protect animals that prey on
our food animals and fisli. Make
it a crime for any person at any
time or season of the year to kilt
gniuc food animals for trophies,
and compel every person that kills
such to bring in the carcass; nml
anyone violating such In# inflict
with a heavy penalty. If the huut
i rs were compelled to save and
carry in the carcass of every* ani
mal killed, it would do away with
this wanton destruction and suit
the people 1 letter.
ALKUT U.\ ALASKA.
Land Owner# l>e on your guard
road notice to land owner# (No. 2,)
in C. R. T. A |)ev. Co’s, ailv and
Ik* guided.
There are at the present time 45:)
people in the Nizina country, 200
of whonrare on the Rlei properties.
^ You can rest contented with an
Elaterite roof over you.
Trading and Manufacturing Appli
cation, No. —.
V. 9. I.and OrnrK, nt
Juneau, Alaska. June 1, lUCW. ,
Notice is hereby given that the Alaska Can-1
ning Company, a corporation, l**ing entitled to :
the benefit-* of the act of eottgr -ss of May It,1
iH'.m. section in thereof, for the lands in'the
rutted Ktat-s survey No. »si, in the District of
Aha .a, described as foil iwi, to ait :
It ’ginning at a inoiind of stones at ordinary
high water mark on tile i*»a«h of ChitMiik Rav,
a granite boulder, ::»‘.x2lxf. inch**. 24 inches in
the ground, and mark-d Nur. Nu. n., It. g t or.
No. 1, thence first course south :*i deg 2ft mi:;
cast 12.M» chains to Cor. No. 2; thence second
course north fta deg :tft min cast 12. MU ehains to
(‘or. No.;(; tliencc third comse north :k*» deg 2ft
miu west 12.nn clialns to Cor. No. I; tliencc me
ander at ordinary high watermark on beach
«u>uih .Ntda* min west li.Hii ehains to point of i
beginning, Cor. No. 1. Variation at all corners i
21 deg :to min cast; area. Iti.ft4 acres
Any and ail persons claiming adversely any
portion of said land are required to file an ad
verse elaiin in this office during the periial
of publication of this notice, or within thirty
days thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of
said lands will be made by said applicant.
John \V. Diolky, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten weeks in
the Alaska Rkgspwtob, a weekly new-* pa per
published in the town of Valdez, Alaska, which
is hereby designated as the newspaper publish
ed nearest the land described.
21 John \V. IHULKY, Register. |
Soldier's Additional Homestead
Application, No. —
U. 8. Land Office, at
Juneau, Alaska, Juno 1, PJtiS. j
Notice is hereby given that J. L. Wcathcrbe*-, i
b* ing entitled to the belli fl’s of section 2305 of
the revised statute* of the Coiled States grnut
ing additional lan*1» to soldier* and sailors
who served in the war of the rebellion, ha*
made application to this office to make proof
and entry by the said applicant under an act of
congress approved May 14, 1898, for the lands rn
l'. 8. survey No. 575 in the District of Alaska,
described as follows, to wit:
beginning at a mound of stouc at ordinary
high water mark on the tieach at Anchorage
Ray, f out which a sandstone boulder 30x12x10
inches a d *20 inches in the ground marked W.
survey, No. 575, beginning Cor. No. 1, bear*
north HU deg 15 min cast 0.3b chains; and the
initial monument connected with survey 307
bears south 2 deg 30 miu west 41.75chaiiis dis
tant; thence variation 21 deg 30 min cast, first
course north Ho deg 15 miu cast 8.10 chains to
Cor. No. 2; theuce second course north 22 deg
30 miu west 7.5o chains to Cor. No* 3; thence
third course south no deg 15 miu west 24 chains
to Cor. No. 4 at ordinary high water mark on
beach, at the end of spit; from w hich a sand
■to- e 32x10x15 iitch -s 20 inches in the ground
»u«r ed W. C. survey 575Cur. No. 4, lanir* uortii
Ho d g -5 min eu>t •».75chains distant;thence me
ander at ordinary high water mark ou beach,
fourth course south 2 deg 15 min east 1 A3 elms;
thence fifth course south 55 deg cast 2.13 chains;
thence sixth course north H3 deg 40 min cast
7.32 chains; lhence seventh course north 82 deg
cast 4.28 chains; thence >dghth course north »8
deg 25 in in east 4.17 chains to place of begin
ning. Area 13.H1 acres.
Auy and all persons claimiug adversely auv
portion of said lands arc re (Hired to file an aif
vt rse claim In thi* otfi-c during the j»erind of
publication of this notice, or withiu thirty
days thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of
said lands will he made by said applicant.
John W. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten week* in
the Alaska Pnsuector, a weekly newspaper,
published at the town of Valdez, Alaska, which
is hereby desingated as the uew’spaper publish
ed nearest the land described
21 John W. Dudley, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
U. 8. Land Offic e,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23. 1903.
The Alaska Portland Packer*' Association, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of the
state of Oregon, assignee of Jonathan Hislc, be
ing entitled to the benefit* of section 23U6 of the
revised statutes of the I’uitcd States, granting
additional lauds to soldiers and sailors who
served in the war of the rebellion, doe* hereby
apply to enter 1*. 8. survey uuiuber 527, situate
on the left bank of the Naknek river, about 5
miles above its mouth, Alaska.
Beginning at (’or. 1, whence corner number 1,
amended survey uuiuber 09, bear* south 5H deg
30 min west about 3 mile* distant; thence iiorili
H7 ileg east 20 chains to (‘or. 2; south 23 deg east
10.00 chains to (tor. 3; south H7 deg west 2u.uu
chains to Cor. 4; north 23 deg west lo.uo chains to
Cor. l.the point of beginning. Area20 acres. Var
iation 22 deg oti miu eaia as additional to his
original homestead ou The w X, of s w *4 and
s w X4 of u w X4 of see tif tp 13, r 1 w, at La Crape,
Win., August 30, new, per homestead uuiuber
4H33.
Post office Address is Portland, Oregon.
Lbank M. Warren, Jh..
Secretary Alaska Portland Packers Association.
Publish for statutory period iu Alaska Pko*
m-ToK, at Valdes, Alaska.
John W. Dudley, Register.
ENUFF SAID
Of
Our Ladies’ and dents’ Furnishings, ns everyone knows we hav<
the most Complete ami Up-To-Date line in Valdez.
We Will Dos tt W DEC.
The shelves are now filled with the finest and most complete
line of Staple and Fancy GROCKRIES ever brought to Valdez—ami
any one will say nfter seeing our line that we can please you all—in
Quality anti 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 Valdez, Alaska
Advertise in the Prospector.
Application.
U. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April Si, 1903.
The Naknek PackingConi pan > being entitled
to the benefits of section lo of tin* Act of May
14, 1*98, entitled “An Act extending the home
stead laws and providing for right of way for
railroads in the District of Alaska, and for
other purjMtscs'* does hereby apply to purchase
the following tract of public laud, situate on
the right bank of the Naknek river about
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 bank of said river, whence witness cor
ner bears north 16 deg 45 min west 25 links dis
tant, aud t*. 8. I. M., No. HA, across river, bears
south 41 deg east 71.20 chains distant; thence
from true corner north 16 deg 45 min west 12.50
ehalus to Cor. No 2; thence north 73 deg 15
min east 11.is) chains to Cor. No. 3; thence
south 16 deg 45 min east 12.MM chains to Cor. No.
4, whence witness corner bears north 16 deg 45
min west 70 links distaut; thence slung me
anders Naknek river south 75 deg 15 miu west
lino chains to the (stint of beginning. Rciug
l'. 8. survey number 514. Area 13.94 acres. \ ar
iatiou 22 deg 05 min east.
Any aud all person* claiming adversely any
Kirtioii of tl»c above described tract of public
lid, are required to til - a protest in accord
auce witli law with the Register and Receiver
of the U. 8. Laud office, ak Juneau, Alaskr.
Nak.nkk Packing Company,
O. C. IIasLBTT, Secretary.
Notiee of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska PkosPgcToK, a weekly
newspaper, printed at Valdez, Alaska, whieh 1
hereby designate as the newspaper published
nearest the laud described in said application.
JoHS W. Dt DLKY,
Register l'. 8. Land office, Juueaii, Alaska.
Application.
t*. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 28. 19U8.
The Bristol Booking Comp* ly be.tig entitled ]
to the Delictiof section 10 of the Act oi At ay it,
1898, entitled “An Act extending the homestead
laws and providing tor right of way for rail
roads ill the lilstrict of Alaska, and for other
pui'iMises" does hereby apply to purchase the
following tract ot public land, situate on the
left bank of the Cgashik river, (just ab* ve na
tive village,) Alaska, and more particularly de
scribed a» follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence corner num
ber 4, survey number •»>>, bears south 16 deg M
min cast t2.2i chains distant; thence cast 2.no
chiiius to Cor. 2; thence north 2.U) chains to
Cor. 8; thence east i.UU chains t<» Cor. 4; thence
north 8.00 chains to Cor. 6; thence west 8.00
chains to Cor. 6, whence witness corner bears
east 25 links distant; thence along meanders,
Cgashik river, south 7 deg cast 7.on chains;
thence south 20 deg 30 min east 8.23 chains to
£lacc of beginning. Being i* 8 survey number
v». Area 6.46 acres. Variation 21 deg 32 min
east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described tract of public
land are required to file a piote*l iu accordance
with law with the Register aud Receiver of the
C S Laud office at Juneau, Alaska.
Bristol Packing Co.
per J5. Carlson, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska Prom*e tor, a weekly
ucw»paper, printed at Valdes, Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the ucu»i»aper published
nearest the laud described iu said application.
John W. Iu m.ky.
Register C S Land office, Jtuieau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C 8 Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23,1903.
Prank M. Warren, Jr, of Portland, Oregon,
assignee of 8y!vester Lynn, being entitled to
the benefit* of Section 2306. of the revised stat
utes of the United States, graining additional
lauds to soldiers and sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, does hereby apply to enter
U 8 Survey number 517, situate ou right bunk of
Bear creek, about ^ mile above its confluence
with Kvichak river, Alaska.
Beginning at Cor No. 1, whence Cor No. 3,
survey number 128, bears north 3»; deg west
36.39 chains distaut; thence uorth .*>1 dig 15
; min east 5.00 chains to Cor 2; south 3.7 deg 45
min east 8.0J chains to 1 or 3; south >4 deg 15
min west 6..rf) chains to Cor I; thence hIi>iik
meanders, Bear creek, n..rth IM de* (.'> tuin we*i
2.*) chains to station; north 1-’» dca 4’* min west
B.ou chains to the |»oint of beginning. ,\rca
i.W acres. Variation 23 deg 03 min east. As
additional to his original homestead on lot 3.
* e 1 j, a wr >4l sec 27 and lot .*». sec 31, tp Hi, r 7
west, at I .a Crosse, N\ is , J*n. 27, 1 *>., per home
stead No. 2327.
Mv post eftice address |a 302 ('hainberof Com
merce, Poitluud, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr
Publish for statutory |*eriod in Alaska Pko.'
I'Rctor, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. IH’PLEY. Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of tlie Revised
Statutes of the United States.
1’. 8. Land Office,
Juneau, Aluaku, April 23, l'JOH.
I, Harry C. Jensen, of Kan Francisco, f'nlifor
ilia, assignee «»f Ceorge \V. Kmriclc uud Ceorge
Mackenzie being entitled to the beiicflts of see
lion 23Wi of the revised statutes of the rutted
States granting additional la mis-to soldiers
and sailoiK who served in tiie war of the rebel
lion, do hereby apply to enter I*. S. survey
uu in Iter 532, situate on left bank of Crave Yard
Creek, about ft chains above its mouth conflu
ence with Kviehak river, Alaska. More par
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. 1, thence south 52 deg 15
tnin east lo.uo chains to Cor. 2: north 37 deg 45
luin east 10.UU cliaius to Cor. 3; north 52 deg 15
mil! west 9.98 chains to Cor. 4; thenee along
meanders Crave Yard Creek south P* deg 15
luin west 7.14 chains, south 18 deg Hu min west
3.10 chains to point of beginning. Area !*»"»,
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 Is.
township 10, south range 2east, at Concordia.
K*., August 12, 1872, per homestead number
8541, and homestead number 11771 at Saliun.
K , Juti j !!. 'nr> description.]
My post office address is :tnft Market street,
San Fraiiciseo, Caiforuia.
Harry c. Jensen.
Publish for statutory fteriod in Alaska Pro:—
petto*, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley. Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230ti of the Revised.
Statutes of the United States.
8. Land Office,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, PJtKl,
The Oregon and Alaska Trailing Company, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of the
stutc of Oregon, assignee of Abraham Smith,
being entitled to the benefits of section 23Ufi of
the revised statutes of the Cnitcd States grant
ing additional laud to soldiers aud sailors who
served in the war of the rebellion, docs hereby
apply to enter C. S. survey number 511. situate
on the left bank of Nushagak river, about one
quarter mile below Nushagak Village. Alaska.
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence Acorn Peak
bears north 7H d *g to min west and W. C. to
Cor. No. 1 survey uumt»er 3MJ, boars north IN
deg 45 min east 28.97 chains distant; witness
corner bears north 88 deg 45 min east 25 links
distant; thenee from true eoruer north 88 deg
45 min east lo.ot) chains to Cor. 2; thenee south
1 deg 15 min east 11.00 chains to Cor. 3, thenee
aoutli 88 dog 45 mitt west 10.25 chains to Cor. |;
whence witness eoruer bear* north 88 deg 15
min east 25 links distant; thenee meander Nu
shagak river, up stream, north 1 deg 15 min
west 5.50 chains, north 1 deg 30 min east 5.50
chains to the point of beginning. Area 11.22
acres. Variation 23 deg 09 min east. As addi
tional to his original homestead on the south
half of south west quarter of section 29, town
ship 27, range 2*1, at Springfield, Mo., June 21,
ltC-4, per homestead number 212.
Post office address is Astoria, Oregon.
John Nordstrom,
Secretary Oregon A- Alaska Tradiug Companv.
Publish for statutory period iu Alaska Pro -
fkttok, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. DUDLEY, Kegister.
For typewriting and shorthand
work, apply to Nellie Riehards.
Richards & Co."
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Carr} tog U. S. Mail ai.u Eshus.
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f
Str. Excelsior ‘
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Str. Njv. port |
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fay I'TtK, ttftth < .May. From
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From S«*nttl*; for Valili z. Cook Inlet nml
wav |iona Hih <f Jiine. From
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June.
From J11 iieau to l nninska nml wav»j>ortn
lft of eneh month, eotimetin^ with Str.
Kxeelnior from Staff|»nvu* at Yal
<!ez -nth of (ai'h tnon h. fi r .11 m an.
Company reserve# right to change steamers or ilate of sailing
•vithont notice.
Seattle Office- (UK First Ave. J. Q% Martin,
Agent.
rHOHE 16.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior points. La rim com
fortable quarters with every aceomuuxlation for
man or lieast. Garden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. RORKRTS, Proprietor. 12 Miles From Valdez.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Xizina. Cliisna and the Tanana,
near Government Rilief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
Rest of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roadhouse.
LEX THOMPSON, MANAGER.
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through tujr office, hold
on commission basis.
• BEND FOR SOUVENIR 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,
220 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MtNTON Tttt f«M TO UCUS TMS MOvC PfcOMPTCV
Parker Bunk House, on Kev
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Bock Beer may now lie Pad at
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I
Additional Entry
Under Section of iln* Revised
Statutes of the United States.
I*. S. I.AN|> OKKIC K,
Juneau, Alaska, April 21, IDKi.
The Alaska Portland I *iu kith Association, a
<*<>r|Hiration, tneoi p utile I under tin* laws of
the slate of Oregon, assignee *d John II. Kiis
sell. Iieitig entitled l«» lire I cuetits ot sr.-jin,
-•ks* of the revised statutes of the I tilted Mn4 >
graining additional lauds to soldieis and '-ail
ors who served in the war of the iehcilioii.
does hereby apply to enti r l*. S. stirvc) nujiib, r
l*V>, situate ou right Imtik of Ntishngnk river,1
about \ mile below Snag Point, Aln>. u.
Peg inning at ('or. 1, whein-e Cor. number I.
amended survey number tV*, ts ars south deg !
-A mill west 11.7* chains distant; them-* tiortb |
7 deg !•'» min west jn chains lot or. j; north ;
hj deg to min east P.i.iii chains to 4'or. south '
7 dc* l'» mill east chains tutor. 4; thcticc
along meanders Nusiingak river, soiiiii H- deg j
•vest iO.uw clot ill' to station; so. tit *: we
. ' chain-io i. > ni o| beginning. Irt •
acre*. Variation gtideg in min east. As addi
tional to his original homo tend on tiie w lot
til'1, ami e 1 bit ‘1, n w 1 , sec :: tp is, r ' '■*. m
Poonville, Mo., Feb. ♦•, IMG*, |*»r homestead
number dun.
Post office address Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. YVafiikn, Jr., I
fhnTetarv Alaska Portland l ackers Association. I
Publish for statutory |**riod m Ai.a.-Ka Pros
pector, at Valdez. Alaska.
John YV. Di'DLEY, Register.
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Application for 1 atent Under Sec
tion 2306, Revised Statutes. .
(’kitedState* UsbOmcE, atJi seac. Alaska, i
April !pu».
Notice is hereby given th- t the North Ameri
can Coin no-rein 1 Com pai y. a corporuti- a, or
ganized and existing under ar. l by vi.*m* . i i
the laws ».f tlic slat-of California, ami having)
its principal place of business at the city and
c unty of San Francisco, state of Califonii as
assignee of Robert l». McCord, being entitled to
tilt* benefit* of ta ction £44'. o! pile Revised StMt :
uteft of tiie l’nited Stat s, granting additional
lands to soldiers and sailors \v ho served in the
war of the rebellion, ha* applied to cuter the |
•and embraced in C. s. survey. No. VI, on the
westerly coast of Wood Island, Alaska, more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a point on high water on the i
north easterly side of tin* ►trait between Wood
{►land and Kinliuk Island, designated by a 1
stake marked “No. 1.” Thence south 57 deg east
•it) link> to a stone marked or. No. l.W c,” Ik- 1
iug a w itness stone to corner number 1: thence
front true corner south 57 deg east 2no chains]
to a stone marked “Cor. No. 2,” and a *dak- ;
marked number 2. Thence north 33 deg cast 1
chain and 2 links to a stone marked “Cor. No.
2,” and a stake marked numi>er 3. Thence
south 57 degrees east 3 chains and 55 links to a
point on the slioro of a lake designated by a
stone marked “Cor. No. 4,” and a stake marked
number 4. Thence meandering along the shore
of said lakesouth 17 d -g 45n.in west 1.80 chain*,
south •2'.) deg 45 min west '».«« chains, south 1
deg 15 min east 2.ti5 chain* to a stone on the
shore of Kuid lake marked ‘No. 5,” Thclice
north 57 deg west ft 'chain* to a atone marked
“No. 6.** Thence north 33 deg east 2 chain*ami
50 links to a stone marked “No. 7.” Thence
north 57deg west 2 chains and 45 links to a
point ou the strait on the line of high water.
Thence north 19 deg 80 min east ab-ng the line
of high water 5 chain* am! 58 links to the point
of beginning. C« ntaining an area of l.bnacre*. :
Magnetic variati. n 24 deg east.
As additional to Ins riginal homestead entry !
No. 9411 at the C S Land office at Juuction city.
Kansas, dat* d Nov. 14. 1870, for the mv ^ of see
i8. tpHs, range 4 «a*t. lith p in.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any !
portion of the uliove described land, must file !
in the r. H. I.amt office at Juneau, Alaska, an
adverse claim thereto, under oath, during the j
j period of publication or witluu thirty days I
thereafter, or they will la.* barred by the provi
sion of the statute.
Jo: x W. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby oidered that the foreg- iug notice
)k* published in the Alaska 1'k » i e. a
weekly new spaper. published at \ aldez.Alaska,
which I hereby designate a- th- n-wspaper
published nearest the land demaibed in said
application.
Jons W. In dlkv.
Register I’. K. Laud (iflic.; Juneau, Ah.ska.
Additional Entry
I'mler Section jdtiC. nf tla- Hi vi*ed
Statute* ni the I’nited Stall*.
r. s. j.am* outre,
Juneau. »lankn, April !*■
Ole H. OIcmoii. <>i .W- rl op , on. •.«* _ t;» .• ,»f
V illi..in It. t hut tin nix I 111...!.. V. .lltMit . be
ing «.-i*iit! to On- !*• lx . . • . M‘**tioii j:u*> i f thu
cviseil statute-»>t tio* I itttf -1 Mates, grunting
ixlnitioiml lnti«U to -ohi. - mx! v.ilo:- ujlo
-ervnl in il war of tin* rel»- Ixm. . •. 1.. . l.v
upplv to enter 1 . < - - i, ,,-r . *- t ;.it*«
'•n the right hank >-i W-...1 r;..-r ah *■. ten
tuiles aln\e its conllueuce with Nn-haguk
river. -In-La.
i teg inning Ht Tor. 1. then-** north :l". ilog lj
n in weal h>.hi chains to* or north .V. «teg i:»
min east lt*.H7 chains to for smith g i;>
mill east ln.oi: chair - to < or. i: thr-ii«*« n.oiig
iu Drier* Wood . a. - |
chains to station: so.! it i.i *leg » min w* - ■ - ‘si
1 i'il'S tit the I !»|- of hef'i ni t ;. Alt-1,
a r.-'. Vari.itiou ih-g ]<« min . i m. .* ■. a«hil
tiotuil t* their original I •»:n. -te. .!- .m the
w• -1 h.-.li of front i wes! i|iiarti r oi sc. ii«>n r»,
towns!.i| 1, smith !!„*•:;• i«s:. a! I.ji i
Oregon .July 1*7 jar hoim-stemi entry No.
■* 1 atni at New orle; us, | a., .tali. Ill, i*7h, [no
liesipiion] |n-r ix.un s»e...| ' ... 1j i.
My poHioihec aihiters is ..gloria. Oregon.
UU. 1>. OLSfcM.
Publish for statutory perioil in Alaska I’kog
fKi Tok, at VhMc/, Al .-ka.
John W. I holey. KegUter.
Additional I.ntry
Umlor Section g$Hlof the Revised
Statutes <*{ the United States.
I . S. I.AM.OFKUT.
Juih-mu. Ua*1 >.. \pril 23
I. Sofuw Jensen, of , *itv '«m. assignee
of hdwnrd \\ i! d.i lii iu rn-iile • tin •.»•!.»•
li!* of »fc! ion •..'• «! *’.noi :he
I’fii'.*•*! Slates grantiug additional lamia to the
soldiers amt sailois who vr\.*d to the war • >/
the reladliou, do hereby apply i. * t . >.
survey number 1 ", situate on right bank oI
NusIiHguk river, atM»ut l1* miles above t offee
i’oiut. Alaska.
beginning at for. No. 1, thoneo north 77 deg
Jo min \%*-*t lo.uueiiains to t or. 2; south 1' .leg
4“ min west 11. si e'.uitis to « or. 3; south 77 * leg
2s* min e.ist bum elm ins to for. i; theme Hlong
meanders Nu&hagak river, north 12 deg *•» min
east 11.Vi chain* to tin* |*..m of beginning.
Area 11. si aer* s. Variaii.ni .-I deg 0*: min .-u*t.
As additional to his original homestead on thn
west hall of south wel quarter section i:> and
west half of uorlh w.st quarter it*:*»,
township luo, range at siont fity, lowat
Nov. 17. 1^7*'. |«er hoim-stead No. 4171.
My post uttiee undress is Astoria t rog.ni.
Son s Jensen.
I’ublish for statutory period in Alaska I’i:os
PEeTOR, at Valdez Ala km
John \V. IM DLEV, Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section *2300 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
1'. S. Land OurirK,
Juneau, Alaska, April !'«*!.
The Alaska Portland Packer* A«>*.eialioti, a
eorjM.ruli .n. incorporated under the laws ..i the
•late of Oregon, assignee of Torge
l*dug entitled t«* the hener'!!* of station ‘S-*of
the revised -tatute* of the I'nited State*. grant
ing a.lditioiial lull.is to noldier* and sailors
who served in the war of tii»* rebellion, doc*
hereby apply to cuter l. S. survey numlx-r M»»,
situate one mile inland from mouth of Hear
creek and iefi hank of k\ichak river, Alaska.
Beginning at for. No. 1. alienee ror. nuniher
3, survey number 1:>. i.eais north iili deg an min
west t'*». 15 chains distant; tiien.*e south 23 deg
:>*•' min west 8.5a chains to for. 2; south »* deg
30 min east 10.n0 chain* t«> for No. 3; north 23
deg 2fc> min cast H.5o chain* to for. 1; north tsi
deg an miu west lo.m chains to junta of begin
ning. Area 8.5* acres. Variation .*3 deg08 min
east. A* additional to his original homestead
luo description} at I .a t rajs*. \\ is., May 2, lNt.*,
per lionieslead So. 3758.
Post otti. e address is Portland. Oregon.
Frank 'I \Yarrfv Jk ,
Secretary Alaska Portland Packers * asocial ion.
I*ubli*h for statutory |m ri*xl in Alaska I’Lok
h*( t"K, ill \ ahtex, Alaska
J*dl n . 1 vin.t i, iiegisieC.