From Tuesday’s Bulletin
Johu Hosfeld. who is now in Seattle
lias two deals for th^ transfer of cop
per properties under way.
An option on the Singletary & Ed
wards property* eleven claims on
Knights Island, has been taken by
Chicago capitalists for dSO.OOtt, and ar
rangemeuts are practically completed
for the sale of 1<> claims on lower
Herring bay, belonging to Scnssdorf k
Wilson. The latter deal is with Scotch
Capitalists
II Tozier, formerly a resident of
Valdez, who has been working at Ka
talla for several months returned to
town on the Yucatan.
During the fierce storm which was
raging for ten days prior to the ar
rival of the Yucatan at Katalla 300 ffcet
of the Copper River k Northwestern
Co’s, breakwater was destroyed, en
tailing a great loss on the company.
This breakwater is of piling, ‘died in
with rock, and according to the Katalla
company officials,will eventually reach
out into the ocean far enough to pro
vide a safe harbor for vessels
Work has been progressing slowly
on the breakwater all summer, and
when the big Storm came up about 400
feet bad been completed. Three
fourths of this was torn out by the
immense seas, which rolled in from the
Pacilic; the piling and rock being car
ried away completely. A large new
lighter was also washed ashore and
broken up by the seas.
No attempt is being made at present
by the company to repair the damage
done by the storm, and it is ve:y doubt
ful if any more work will be done on
the breakwater this year.
Miss Minnie Roach, of Omaha, and
\Vm. L. Mooney, of Valdez were united
Iu marriage Monday evening Sept. 10,
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Beris
ford . The bride was an arrival on the
Yucatan, coming here from Omaha to
join Sergeant Mooney, who has been
stationed at the Valdez cable office for
some time.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Turned iu the presence of a small
party of friends of the bridegroom, and
later in the evening refreshments were
served. A fine set of silverweir was
presented to the newly married couple
by the cable office force.
r>0 voti want a boy’s shoe that
will wear? Get a Billy Buster at
Levy’s.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the busine*
kmnvn as the Valitez Sheet >'••{*! Works, has
I i,. . n -old to il I>. Kevno’o: The undcrsigneo
I will ; uv all 1. cal > di- op to and including
I uigu-iPith. 11*17 a .1 will collect all acconnt
1 „,.0 that date Tiie said Reynold- i-to. pax
i'ie ldils for Invoice <>t go..dsns greed upon,
i .uid i nvoices are oil file Til the odice of said
; August 21th, 1W - V(;SES YA1M#If AW.
' 1-,-tc of First Publication August 27, 1907.
i :>ate of Isi publication September W, Mb.
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Mineral Application No. 144
' lu the ITiitcP. Stan * Innd Office at Juneau,
Adt.-ka. July g. lo '7.
\,„u. • 1. in rebv u veil tiiat in pursuance o:
Ji t ,.f r.d gie", hi.prov 1 May in. 1**2. K •'
ii. niole. v. In -e Post Office addr« ss is i.c tow n
. r Yaiocz. Alaska, ha-made appi cation tori
r s' • ;■•..•!{ tor the ‘Hidalgo Lode" the “Last
! t'i.an* c Ixuie," the Nero L • ic." and the
! >• sv 1 ar Lode ’’ bearing g >!d. copj cr and otliei
valuable iiiiuera.s. together \>nii s inner
1 ground as allowed by ,mv. hiiif ncinsr and
i situate n the Vablez lle -ori. :>g .u-triet lli.
i did d Alaska, and desciucd oy the cllicia
1 plat, and bv the fo ld note* of I S. Mineral
j Survcv No. 737, on me in 1 lie *>tlie ■ ot tile Itegis
! ter oi ‘lie Juneau Lufir, lustriet, Alaska, as
! follows, to-wit
r i i>.\ i/o » li* m’i- •
Beginning *it theS. E. Location Corner, a
1 post".'* inches -quart*, 3 itel above* grown..
1 ,lu;l . r, Fidalgo Claim. Amended Lo.-n
t or renlaced witii mound of stone 12>:8x4 >n
I e,lt- -Ct 12 inches in tl." ground.chiseled with
a erossfXjahd 737 F. 1. L\ ft. L. M. No. 12. bears
is. ;is <ti g. 11 min. IN.. H>. >7.8.) teet distant.<
1 Them e N. 61 .leg. 34 min. \V. 113 s.-it feet to Cos.
I No •’ Thence N. 36 deg. 00 min. E. )99.t>0 leei
to CoV. No. 3. a stone chiseled with a cross
(X)an i marked 737 F. 3. J hence S. a! deg. .d
iiiir. E. 1 '.39.<*2 to Cor. No. 1, identical v.'.tl.
N. F. location corner, a st.uie chiseled with ;
eioss(X)and marked 737 F. 1. Tln nce S. -5..
ti-’g. (»,i nun. NV. 6ii7 leet t<» corner No. l.^tln
idnet o beginning. Discovery cut bears N. 61
i deg. ."*1 min W. A7o feet distant. VarwCioit a:
: ,,11'corners of this survey 28 deg. 30 min. L.
Area lft.369 acies. .
'Hir location notice ol Mllu mi Til Ilf? <■ 111 1111
i being dulv of record in the office of the Ids
trret it. c .Vder at Valdez, Aiaftka. in Book 11 of
.wining Locations, at page 332, of the records o
the Kecording Precinct of Vuldrz. Alaska,
This claim is bounded on tin* -north by tlo
List Chance and ftylar lode claims: on tin
, ;i,t l.v Discovery and Keystone lode claim:
on 11* s.iuili bv’ It. dempuon, and unknowi.
c aimantft: and <»n the west by the Nero lode
claim and by unknown claimants.
NEKO LODE.
Beg inning at t e S. E. Location f orner, a
greenstone 24xloxlo inches, set 12 inches in
the ground, marked witlui erossfX)iuid 737 N.
1. Front which l S. Location Monument No.
■ p> l,ei:rs ft ::o <leg. 14 rain. E. 1474.36 fe t distant.
’ Then.-e N. 32 deg. 3ft min. W. 12'feet to Corner
No. 2 a greenstone marked 737 N. 2. c.
' Thence N. 49 deg. 18 min. E. 613 23 feet to eor
i n.*r No. 3. a greenstone 2!xl0x i inches inarkeo
with a eross'(X)and .3. N. 3. 1 licneC >. 4, deg
l:i niin. E, 1183.13 to Corner No. 1. a greenstom
18x48.\2l iunites marked witii a cros.-(X)and
' 737 N. l. Thence S, 49 deg. 18 min. W. Lode
Lin ■ hear- N. 47 deg. 49 min. W. 11*3.13 teet.
1 dscoverv’ .-lit bears N. 17 deg. 49 min. N\ . l.»
feet distant, 311.60 feet to Corner No. 1 the
, place of beginning.
| The location notice of said mining claim
being duly of record in fho office of the bis
| trict R.eorder at Valdez, Ala-ka. :n Book II.
1 of Mining Locations at page 331, "f tLe records
of the Recording Precinct of Valdez. Alaska.
; fins claim is bounded on the north by mi
| known claimants: on tlie south bv unknown
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; ci.-.imants; on the east by the FidaJgo Uining
claim, and unknown, and on the West
bv unknown claimants. V aration at all cor
ners of this survey 28 deg. 30 min. E. Area
14.332 acres.
LAST CHANCE LODE.
Rcginning at the 8. K. Location ( orner, a
green store 24r 10x5 inches, set lv. inches in tne
ground, marked witli a cross(X)and /•>/ L. C. l.
From whim 1*. 8. Location Monument No. 12,
bears S, 41 dtg. 05 min. tv. 107o.7-> feet distant.
Thence N. 65 deg. 24 min. W. 1( 82 feet to ( or
ner No. 2, a gre nst'Oie set 12 inches^ ill tiie
ground, marked \> it li a or ‘‘--(X)and oS, L. ( .
2. -. l. ll.ei.ee N. 20 deg. 45 min. K. Lode Line
nears 8. 65 deg. 24 mill. E. 1 82 feet. Discovery
cut bear.- 8. 65dog. 21 min. E. 95 feet distant.
>it, 60 feet to corner No. 3. a greenstone '26x21x8
inches 13 inehe: in the ground marked witlia
ero*s(X)and 737 L. C. 3. 8. I. Thence 8. 69 deg.
d min. E. 1( 79.40feet to Corner No. 4. a per
nendiouiftr cliff of rock :!» ie* t high, inftrked
with a cross (X) and 737 L. f . 4. tt.( . riikiices,
_m deg. 15. min. W. Desecn ling don feet to place
of beginning. Variation ;u all corners 11 >i>
sipvey 2ft deg. 30 mill. E. Area 13.081 aer£s.
Tne location notice of said mining clfrim
Meing.dnlv of record in the office of the Difl
trim Recorder at Valdez, Alas’,: ■ in Ho >k 3 of
Mining Locations, at pag*' 63, of the Records of
he Recording I'recinct of Valdez, Alaska.
I'iiis claim i» bounded on the north by nn
inowii claimants: on the south by the Fidalgo
Lule; on the east by unkm.wn claimants!
ind on thewest by the 8ylar Lode.
SYLAR LODE.
Rcginning at Corner No. 1 identical tvith S.
E. ! cation corner, and with Corner No. 2
Last Chance Lode of this survey, from which
. s. Location Monument No. 12 bears S. 3 deg.
o min. W. 1713.58 feet distant. Thence N. 58
leg. in min. \V. 1192.20 feet to Corner No. 2 a
creenstone 24x8x6 inehes. 12 inches in the
ground, marked with a ero.-s?X)and 737 8. 2.
Thence X. 20 deg. 45 min. E. Lode Line Erar>
S. 58 deg. 10 min. E. 1193.2 feet. 486 feet to < , r
ncr Xo. 3 a greenstone 24x6x6 inches, set \2
inches in the ground, marked with a er—
and 737 S. 8. Thenee S. 59 deg. 87 mil
1187.fa' tf.'t to Corner No. 4 identical with *
E. location e rner, a I < < < J < o.
Chance Lode this survey. Tlience 8.2 • •
15 min. W. Lode Line bears N. 58 deg. hi i
\V. liy;;.2. Discovery cut liears X. 58 deg. 1 c •' ,
W. pi fr et distant. 516.6 feet to eorter No. 1. rte
p'ace of beginning. Variation a; all com. i-. i
this survey 28 deg. 30 min. E. Area v -T:«g
acres.
The location notice of this mining eln’r- ’ <
ing duly of record in th6 office of the I)'
Kt e 'riier : t Valdez, Alaska, ill Do< !<.
Mining I.< eat* ns at page 209. of the rc> <*'
the Recording Precinct of Valdez. .Mm- .<
This claim is hounded on the north i.y nr
known claimafits; on the south hy Knin .
i.0ih and unknown claimant!’ onilu e« :
the Last Chance Lode; and on tl> west I \
unknown claimaints. The survev covering
♦ aid mining claim* bfcitig designated i<<
Mineral Survey Xo. 737.
Any and all persons claiming adversely m
portion of aao' t/vt*. o'- surface groin...
Are hereby required to file thei" ad\«c.
claims, with the Register of the C. 8. I v ;
(iffice at .funeau. Alaska, during the sixty dm .«■
period of publication thereof or they will ' <■
barred hv virtue of the statute.
John \V. DtM.KV.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice be published ior ten successive wed
in the Alaska I’kosPECTOK, a weekly newsj a) •
published at Valdkz. Alaska.
Jobs TV. l>t'!>LKv.
Register.
John Lyons.
Attorney for Applies fit,
Dare first Publication .fuly 25th.
Date Last Publication 0i t. 3rd.
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