Telegraphic News
Of The Week
Redding. I'alih. Jan. •!—Toni
and J.d.n 1’iicc. aged t«0 and <54
years. vcfor.in aii i-r- tiilifi-.i i
were murdered »n their elaim »l«i~
week. Tom Brice was killed and
murderer liad iIi-ImIv p.irJv
uried when his brother appeared.
John was shot, hut succeeded in
reaching a nearby camp ami call
ing lieip before he succumbed.
Albany, (5a., Jan. 4—Hundreds
a::< I • ineb.many dt ad and scn-i s
injured as the result of a tornado
here. Dozens of blocks in the main
part of town were devastated. The
damage is estimated at £750,000
Albany, X. Y..Jan.4—A big figlil
is brewing in the State senate. It
was started on account of the in
surance scandals, in which Depew
was impleated. A resolution was
introduced by Brackett demanding
Depew’s r> -ignation. It was with
drawn hv a vote of 27 to lit. indi
cating thi' tiic opposition to |>c
pew is wink. The i--oln:inn was
wit! ds'v .. ns in jt., ..i e on ilie
first day of the session. Wads
worth was to-day elected speaker
of the assembly.
New lork.Jnn. 4—Alexander E.
Orr has succeeded John A. McCall
as president of the New York Life
Insurance Co., at a salary of *50.
000 a year. This is half the
amount paid to M Call.
St. Petersburg, Jan. 4 In a let
ter written by Rojeslvenskv, by
permission of the minister of the
navy, for the Novos Vrsrnya, lie
says teat the British fleet was con
centrated at Wei Hai Wai, at the
time of tin Russian-Japanese naval
battle, to destroy the Russians in
ease Togo failed to do so. The let
ter is an ingenious one, giving
Rojestvcnsky great credit for his
part in the fight. A render would
almost he convinced that 'he Rus
sians were the real victors Eng
land has demanded an explatia
nation, wlm h will be given. Witte
is astounded by the publication of
such a document.
Tokyo, Jan. 5—The Chinese-Jap
nmse trc.uv will tie ratified to
morrow. The old cabinet, under
Count Katsura will resign and will
be succeeded by Marquis Satonji
and a constitutionalist group.
Washington, .fan. ."> — -The presi
dent has fixed K\ brnary 17th as the
date of the wedding of Congress
man Nicholas Longwortli and
Ali e Roosevelt. The ceremony
will he performed in the east room
of the White House at noon.
Uenv( Jan. o—Harry Orchard,
who is held for the murder of Gov
ernor Stcunebcrg, at Caldwell.
Idaho, is wanted at Cripple Creek
for a crime committed Juried, 1904
when he caused explosion in the
Independence mine, in which 14
miners were: killed. The authori
ties have been searching for Or
chard for several months.
Washington, Jan. t>—A sub-com
mittee will lie named Monday by
Chairman Clark of the judiciary, to
investigate the charges made
against Judge Wiekersham. The
senate will look into every charge
from the beginning of his term and
witnesses will he summoned from
Alnska and elsewhere during the
hearing, which will probably not
he finished till late in the spring.
St. Petersburg, Jan. 5—Witte or
ders the arrest of everyone connec
ted with the plot against the Czar.
Some of the ; prominent citizens
are included on the lis’. The most
severe ropiession policy in the his
tory of the country will he adopted
All agitators will he immediately
arrested. Witte says the socialists
have been working for blood and
lie will let them have it.
Roise, Jan. 5 -Though Harry
Orchard alias Tho llogan, the al
leged murderer of Governor Sti-un
cberg has seen no one and sent no
messages since his an\-st, it is an
nounced that the Spokane law firm
of Robertson, Rosen lump! A: Miller
will defend him. Robertson lias
always been attorney for the group
of dynamiting miners, and is re
garded by outsiders as being in the
plot.
Cane Haytien, Jan. 5—General
Rodriguez, tne leader of Morales
toreos imd prospective usurper of
I lie presidency. was killed in a
battle outside Puerto Plata. M r
nles’ troops were muted nib i,i v v
I «*st s. Puerto Plata N etitin-! v do*
sernd • 'V all but t! ><• liter, lairs
and jiuyioess at a s amistili
The Theninioan exilea gave a grai d
weli-unie in Moral.-s when lie laedi 1
at Corpus Christi.' '
New York. Jail. S— While tie
j battleship squadron under Hear
, A Imiral Kvans was prortcding to
j sea yesterday, the hnUiosbips j
| Ivcarsarge and Kentucky ran i
aground in the harbor. The Ala-;
I hania and Illinois were m-x' in line ;
land before they could alter theii
! course the Alabama collided with !
. tin Kt ntueky. striking a glaneing
j blow The starboard side of the.
latter sl ip aUive the water lino I
| was badly damaged, and she will j
| have to he taken to the navy yard !
j tor repairs.
liakona, Jan.8—The V. T. Co. j
stage. Joe Bell driver, left thisj
i nmming with six passengers from!
Kairlianks. They will he at Cop- j
per Center tonight.
Washington, Jan. 8—Congress-!
iiian Knim, of California, has pro
posed a lull appropriating $20,000
for a hospital at Bristol bav, Alas
ka.
Seattle, Jan. 8—William Walsh,
port engineer of the Xort hwestern
steamship Co., has been arrested
charged with securing a rake-off
on contracts let for the company.
Washington. Jan. 8— The hill
j introduced by Congressman Jones.,
j of the state of Washington, to sell ,
I the lands of the Yakima Indian!
reservation in that state, carries:
with it provisions for an irrigation
system.
Washington, Jan. 8—A medal
and $100 gratuity lias been author
ized bv the navy department for
each of the crew and ollicers of the
Bennington, who displayed such!
heroism last spring at the time of
the explosion of the boilers on the!
vessel.
Washington, Jan. 8—A delega
tion from Fairbanks is lure to
urge tiie confirmation of Judge!
Wicker-ham. The hill to divide
the Third division will propably!
be favorablv reported next week.
I
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Kansas City, Jan 8—A serious j
tire in the lower town last night j
threatened to destroy the entire
business section of the city, but
was linailv confined to two large
store buildings, on which the loss 1
u. s $8nO.OOO.
New York .Tan. 8—The state of!
Missouri is taking testimony in
a. suit to oust the Standard Oil Go..
Waters-Pierce Co., and the lv(*|*n 1»- ,
lie Oil Co from the state. It is!
charged that they have formed a j
j tool or trust in Missouri in viola-1
lion of the law. Many witnesses!
called refuse to testify regarding!
the deal. II. II. Rogers demanded
a private hearing, hut his request
was refused.
Vashington, Jan. f)—Senators
Nelson, Foraker and Petttis have;
heen appointed as a suh-eonnitti e ,
of the senate to investigate* the
charges against Judge Wiekersham.
Nelson is a personal enemy of the 1
Judge, and Pettus last winter
fought against Wickersham’s eon
firmation. It is vervdouhtfui now
if he will be confirmed.
Kansas City, Jan. 8 An enrth
quak' shock, lasting nearly a min
ute. was felt yesterday in western j
Missouri, eastern and southern.
Kansas. The inhabitants of these j
sections were badly sored, hut very i
little damage was done.
I
Washington, Jim. 8—A special j
statement regarding Alaska wagon j
roads is being prepared by Major:
Wilds P. Richardson for the use- of;
Secretary Taft, who is very tiiqeh
interested in the project. He is
trying to figure out how much of;
an appropriation can he secured for
tl e purpose this year, and will use j
every endeavor to get the appro-i
priatinn through.
Washington, Jan. 8 - It is ru-j
moicd that Governor Brady will:
resign to accept the position of
president of tlie Reynolds-Alaska
Development Co. If Churchill’s
! report is unfavorable, Secretary
'Hitchcock has advised Brady to
resign, and avoid the necessity for
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Wikidel’s -
- Restaurant
(Old "Post-office Building.)
Regular Pinner 35c.
Private Apartments Open Pay and Might
making public the report. II l>.
Reynolds is nmv in Washington
trying to investigate and forcstu'l
Ur idy’s rent >vai from I’m gover
norship.
. iVtcr-’*ui g. .Ian S — Tor in
auguration of die ("irs: n ■- ms i
i'.1 - ii.is s i all rhe ing !o !!
.-ia. and Witte is cmifi !• n' that nil
d.-i■r.icrs will i nd afti r theholi
■ ' - for good. fhe t ’z: i j r idoii
a! a Christmas tree at Ts.irkoc
Sell*.
Tacoma, Jan. it The grand jury
meets here Monday to investigate
tiie matter of a wide open town.
The citizen's committee his
massed a l"t of dangerous It - i
ninny which they refuse to give to
t'uiinty Attorney Hates. They de
mand the appointment of their
own attorney, hut. the law gi.es
Hates the le ht to conduct the
hearing, and he refuses to yield
Scandal will probably follow.
1 In verst raw. N. V, Jan. it — Six
teen people were kided by a land
slide at the head of dockland street
hist night. Eight houses along the
i dgc ot a brick clay i xcavation col
lapsed and fell into the hole. The
ruins caught lire, and the caving
of the street h.oke the water mains
so that the tire department, was
helpless to stop the lire or save the
hod es.
Washington, Jan. 9 — Special
Am nt Churchill's report on Go’-,
ernor Brady ami Alaskan condi
tions, lias been filed with Secre
tary Hitchcock, hut will prohabiy
nev* r he made public. It is known
that Churchill lavs considerable
stress on the fact that Brady nsi d
his position to aid the Reynolds
Alaska Development Co Rumor
are persistent that the report will
be suppressed if Brady will resign.
Revi olds has offered the Governor
a life position as treasmrer of his
company.
Washington, Jan. 9—A report ot
the Panama railroad, owned by
the government, shows an increase
of income of •f.i-j-l.'i-lK in ten
months. The presali nt sends in a
message urging an appropriation
for the canal, denying he scanda
ions s’orics, and opposing the re
duction of salaries. He says work
is progressing rapidly on tin- isth
mus.
Chester, N. C., Jan. 8—A fire
started yesterday in the tar.:
warehouse of the Kureka Clot to:
mills, and in spite of all efforts to
extinguish it, is still horning. Tb
loss is estimated a! $100,000.
MOTEL FILLER.
lie,mi ters l'o. ’. ul«i« z people. 120 rooms.
I*.it Ti < oj5ts, *1 and i’l-.V) per day. Firstclass
•: . .rai.l in connection. Free Bus. Opposit
i s. }’os tori ice.
\V. G. POTTS, Manager.
Cos. First Av. & University si., SFA TTLIi
Nolice of Forfeiture
Valdez, Alaska, Jan. il. lfthti
To A. JI. MeNFKIt.
V ware hereby notified that 1 have expend
ed, during i l.e \ ear l.d'b n:ii' nm-lrcd d-llar
C 100) wottii of work upon ea-h of the Ic.rcii;
a.i.er ;;aid placer milling claims. in labor mat
improvements, to-wit: Bex Culeli bench ( ,
j;,- \ '.uirh ;i No. J. White <Milch bench No.
1. White tilth h bench No. 2, .lo'jy C’.Uca bench
No. 1. Until bn-di, Mo'«|u;to hcm-ii, Martha
heach, Fhuen-e i*n *!i, F action A an I lYuc
ti >n B. ivc.rrded in it mk K, ]•« lb. 2 ).
27. amt 2H. and Bonk ii. page- IP', I n atid IT* i
ltie mining !*••• : !- of t..c Valdr;-: Kccording
In-trirt. at Yi'.hie::, Alaska. Ail oi tic* nb.iv
named ciuims me situated mar ih" itr sec
»i ii i White and Box gulcn •<, trite.cnvs of
t hitita civ •!<. in tin* Nizhni Mining district,
I i-trici of 1 h>a. Said exjiendiiuie was made
in order to hold said elutin'* under tl.e pro*:*
ions oi section 252! of the Uevistd Statutes • :
the United states, and amendments then o,
con Jiing annual work on mini:igeiaiiii>,ijc
ing «iie I'uiount required to hoUl s. id claims
until ih*cei.ibor HI, itUH'.. And, ii at tin* cxpiia
tioii of ninety day** from the publieaiiono: tfii
no* ice you fail or refine t » cont ributeyour pro
portion "t such o.xpceditun* as co-owner, you?
interest in said mining i laim v* ill h« ome th •
property of the undersigned, L. 11. Carvey,
your co-owner who ha- made the re juirc l ex
penditure. or paid for the same, a o.diug t »
the'ctms a'-;*;*1 sv ti"ii. b. 11. CA F.Y l.Y.
First publintion Jan. 11, T?H<>.
Last publication April 12, i.'H)
•zmrj xr-v. .ms »iw '-'wm
Mineral Application No. 73.
Survey No.-VW.
C. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska,
_ N< vcmi-er P.Ku.
Notice is hereby given that in ; ■ .».! ♦• of
ih • act of < oitgre.-s. approved M; > loth, 1'7H,
and all s :’» egiu iit acts and re; datioa**. ii*. •
Ala.-!'a i eve!« ,-m *ut Company, a corp .. :*ii .n,
organized under i ir- I*• w- of t :ii* s*t^ c «.i Va-h
ing.oii, ut.d having it- principal pi •• • f Lnsi
ii. s s* Seattle, Wn- 1 i g'on. by Kola-rt I». Cray,
it-duly authorized n »r:u . in fad, v. ho-e
po t office is Kayak, Alaska, ua*1 made anplivu
tion for a patent f »r the area embraced within
the placer mineral oil claim known as:
i l.tii i No. 1, Claim No.woo 1 oil Claim
No. 12, iVduuod Oi| claim No. 51. IP. dv.'oed
Oil Claim No. I », and redwood Oil claim No. y
( ontiguo is oil i !:'iii!*. embraced it) survey .Vo.
i u it'* hi K i k. heoording I i-trict, Third
hivi'ion, liistrici oi Alaska end described by
the* •dfi ir.l plat herewith posh-.I and by the
field notes on ii I** in the office «.i the Register of
Juiieau Land Office, Listrirl of Alaska, which
field not *- oi -urvey describe the boundaries
and extent of said ciaim with mugn ti - varia
tion of 2‘.» deg. :t»» min. F. as follows to-wit:
claim No. 1.
Beginning at Corner No. 1 a spruce stump 12
ii. -. diam. squared to 8 ins..hfeet Itigh, • crlbed
1 No. 1-A No. O-VM, fr; ;n which I’uiti-il States
Location Monument Kayak \’.» l. bear** S. TI
deg. 2 i mill. H • ec. I*. IPiil.T.1 leet.
Then;".* N. P» d«*g. 12 nrm. :J»hec. W.
PHI i u*i wagiUi road bears N. 8."»<i»*.*. HI mill. ^V.
anti N. 82 deg. K. 2V27.G1 bet to tnr. ' 2 a
i-prtiee stump hi ins. diam. sejuar -d t*< i» ins. s j.
n i h* - - -I ril*e«l 2 No. 1-1 No. :t-59 ♦.
i'*.«•*: • H. 71 ilcg. min. V.
"7 ■ f • *t \ . • la ?-r»* r» tee vv . • p.r-e S. ?l»,
i••
2YJ .*• . ■ to f'.*r No .’t n shale ‘ rime 21x?»<.7
fas. cl s »Ie i .*• Vo. i
Ti e ; • M 'leg. •*' tain. K.
_• .'\4 f \\Ti r,; *■ "II r til loril.T No. 1 r
! s »:i 21** f iv ei i el I \\. f. j .
1
2 • IV ' ■'» ini'ir <*;• No, 1 on rig i* = ;• n’; of < r.
| o i . . fr.tm v 1 » ; w! > e* • r . • ?.» .•■*.
; i ‘ 1 I o > > *• !'.:<• t. *9 ni! ■.. V*. . <* ii f •.
I’ eri •• 7 11 • 5 ! I ms i. . i .
l-’ro * :*. ' i. 4 along nghi Imh * • • * I iij.iMm
-lo jli ni.it fe >t n* r»r. >•'•». • • * i it .* omu' .
i ••*. H i .v *.* -• ;• ; rl'ii . rNo. ifi !>:•
N. 71 •• • » .;»!•». i '..feet.
*» »i. .r .71 i.e «.» uii i. II.
i :t** • »•. fe i w!l'i •-> r *o eoni-w ' «> "» a v
i >1 •' • * J • 12x9 Ins. set l in : e _r uu '.* . i
el .1 \V. r. No. 1--.94
v:i s. i •( r *.v .,ou r«*a-l hear *•'. 2 -J • r. 1 . • .i t II
. *r«i S. •• •! r. K 2VM..'»'» f •■Mo corn • - Vo. 1 the
; plae • • i beginning. • 'Training 1VI.17 ae: -.
Cl aim No.
■ Me'in!,i*ig at 4 oi ij'T No. 1 a -halo «e. i»t*
2l\!».\7 »•; i 1 ! I No. S-.Y.i 4 t * *r i u h
fill • e ho .‘1 .1 'I .M • ! 7., • No. I
In’iirs . I • «i •* .mi .. .1 -c -. : . 1*1 . .» fe t.
i N. 9 ' .eg. 22 nih*. M) sIV.
7V.‘. 9 > iio » «>r. No. 2 a * lo I ston 22\Vx.s ’ ns.
sa;. , I -i i No. .: - i
I heii \*. 9 .I,-... 29ir.li:. V’.
J 1 fe \v:e. o*j »-«nns Se-ars -. • « g. :W min. W.
an«S N. *'•'.) *!e ' 9 i iniii. K.
Ih- » .t c.'ii - i tier . o. :t a s!. e stone 21x12 ;•'*
in-. «'!i*.-e!e l » No :: •
T..e i* •• y. 7 »«l • . 9 * u-**. :« see. W.
‘ 929.7 * ! •: t * •• ra r \ •. { i«: n e I with comer
J No. *2 » !iim N -. 1 of thi shim j re\ iottslv iles
. iTih si
I :i*•:* • S. l‘« .1 12 *r.l:j ” see. K.
i rv.i’s.ivi i t ,*a/ »u r • 1 1» *»sr- > .V ileg. :ll min.
I W. i: i ! \ s* ,\c r K
j 2*27.''I net »o *• rn -r N'.-..’, 19e : 'cal with r *r.
No l i'! iirn No. 1 this >nrv j r« viou-ly«{. • -
; i fi!» •'!.
Tii n n N. 7' -1 • .‘n; ic n
J-I.Sm • • t o r. r. N ». 1 the p'n of hegintiing,
| containing u Vi.1 acre*.
itK!*W<HU» OIL (!..\ !M No. 12.
_ lleginning at < • r N ». I !'!•• e*:l with corner
I Vo.2ri.t - , Vo.t'ns surv previously «ies
; - r.iie I. t’ ". to«l Smtes at ion Monument
K yal; No. I bear- s. 1'» • tr. :tI min. .*»! -cc. fcl.
* v -if*, r. i .1. i in i'-iar- s. .'*9‘leg. US min.
K lls ' t f- •.
i neiiif s. ueg. -a mm. no see. r..
1314.21 feet to Cor. No. 2 a shale stone 24x12x9
ins., chiseled 2R12-1 RII-599
Tlienee N. 9 deg. 54 min. \Y.
lit*.4 feet wagon road hears H. til deg. 33 min.
\V and N. «»1 deg. K.
5211 feet Craded trail I feet wide hears S. 40
deg. os min. K. ami N. 32deg. 30 min. AY.
5270.17 feet i»* corner No. 0 a shale stone 25x12x7
ins. chiseled • R u-iR it
Thence S. so dt g. 15 min. :!0 sec. AY.
1405.01 feet to corner No. I, it shale ‘■tone 21x8x3
ins. chiseled til 12- >99 from which, the N. K.
corner of a log t thin 10x18 feet hcais s. .V. deg.
AY. lit I feet; the N. K. corner of u h»g cahiti 10x13
feet I tears S. 15 >!.••■. 49 min A- is> i\ei.
Thence 8. 11 deg. 11 min. 30 sec. K.
71 feet Criidedtruil 4 feet wide hears S. 30 deg.
s nr.ii. 4. ui. * >. i > . . . .
104 .44 f ei ♦«» e.ii .M, r o. a .- ale stone 30x12
\%i ins. cliis •!< a i .••593.
Th' ii c S. 9 leg 20 min K.
1447.21 f.'et < or. >.*•. ; claim No. :’•••; this survey.
4' t > 77 •■ c* \V. • / • i rail heats s . t '. dcg.tismin.
AV. and N. iVi deg. ::n min K.
0877.77 fe i ' '••r. No. 1, tla* p\i.*e f beginning,
containing 1 V..IM2 acres.
Redwood oil claim No. 11.
Rcginuinr at Corner No. hi ntieal with
Cor. No. 2 ' c!\\<n>; oil < laim <». 12 of this
survey previously dts ril ed. I ; ited States
honrioii '•iunaca n Kayak .•••. . bean* 8. 11
d**g. 28 min. 07 - c. \A\ g7ii.r>i
I’oint li ; • • . s S. i d c. 4 m »in. i . 10833.7 feet.
J i» n • X. s i d g Is min. o»c E.
1311.14 feet r » coni.*,-No. 2 a - aaL stone 21x12
X8 ins. 4-lii i*i • ] 2 I. * 1 -14c 1 »- >•' >
Tin ■■■ N. 9 leg. ... min. AY
21 i i i::. : ad h . N. 47 o .45 min. AY.
and -. 17 *i '. to min. H.
1 > i ! c‘ A 1 bears S. 52 Ec •. 40 mill. AA'.
am! N *2 d *;. E.
51 t ■■■■ Mil h r Ore k ti f , course N.
1 > .1 ; K.
• >.:' i'e t > e >r r*r ' o. :t a shal ■ stone 24x7x»»
in.'. *.ii e e 1 3 Itlt-ihl •*- ’49
i ;;c . , S. 79 deg. 50 min. On ec. AY.
1 > 11 icet .A*i her Crcvk 3 f et wit e course 8. t>5
!•*: i. m if! c.»r. No. 1 i I al witii Cor. No.
o Ke.i .. o! •> it a; n No. !2 .» this survey pre
viousl;. ih'seri:. *d.
T;i ti>v s. 9 deg. 51 min. K.
-•-♦. 17 i • • t 'ji ..-!• 1 trail I feet wide, bear- S. In
deg. 4s min. E and N. 82'leg. 30 mill. AY.
4824.77 f t AYag. n road hears s. td deg. 33 min.
AV. i;:• I N. «'.l deg. E.
>27 *.17 e i tuCi.r. No 1 the plat e of beginning,
c •:i •.t:;i i ng 1 '• .877 a -i'.’s.
KibWo Or CLAIM No. 10.
beginning at < or. No. 1 identical with Cor.
No. 2 Ib-dwo -d Oil* laim No. 11 oi this survey
previously d‘scribed. Cniled Stales Location
-Mominieiii Kavak No. 1 bear' S. 22 dog.'.* ml'.:.
IS s.-e. \\ u et
Point lley he ir- v. 10 deg. 2'.* min. K. 1*017.2 feet.
Tin !!• e N. so deg. min h.
2 le. t Hi dw.iod Creek ieet wide, course S.
d g. K. Iliirt ’ from N. To d \V.
i2i 2 ..' eel t«.» Cor. No. 2 a shale stone 21x10x7
ins. chiseled 2d lu-1 it 0 > 0
Tiicuee N. t deg. 1 min. M> see. \\ .
h -2 fee: Tiamioud beat" *'. ••1 dig. id min. K.
a l; N. • • eg. W .
2111 i ■■■■' k. i wood Creek 2-’* feet w id- course s.
.*>0 si a v* .
To .. tied wood Creek 20 feet wide course s.
2d d -g. K.
d2;»l.feet !«» -orher X->. 2 a shalo stone 2»‘>xf>xd
ins. t-J.t.'v-led :: M. 1;-1 K O-Vio
i ti e S. 8* deg. 2 min. 2*J see. \V.
(V* feet Me l os d Creek 4i> i d wide, course^
d d -g. i-;.
I.ml.v- ieet Wagon Mont bears S. 21 deg. 21 min.
\Y. an I X. 20 it eg. I-:.
1• i e! to tier No. ! Id.-title. 1 v. ithCur.
So. 2 Medw ■ d < il Claim No, 1! of this survey
lu evio.iriy de t ■». d.
i’i:eii •• .'. l*deg. d2 min. K.
720.811 feet Wagon r -ad i- 8. >2 deg. 10 Jilin.
W. n id N. d2 d .. K.
2877.2.* feet Tram road b-*aisN. 47 deg. Id min.
W. a .-I S. i7 deg 42 min. d.
djan.Sl* icet to . oru. r No 1 Hr* place of begin
ning, containing Ids. IPj acres.
UKliWOOD OIL CL MM No. *.*.
beginning at Cor. No. 1 identical with Cor
X *.g io-dv.cod. * il Cl.dm *■'.». lain this survey
previously d, • ril ed. Cniled s Location
Monntii• lit Kayak No. i bears 8. tj m g. .Vi min
r.ree. W. lU2.72i-et. Point Hay bears .S. 12 deg.
11 min. !.. l»ld‘.*.2 fr -..
I ii. ia • X. 8 i lie <. Mi min. :-0 see. K.
8Vi. d feet T: uniroad b ars S. 22ib g. Ml min. IN
and N. 12 d- g ;t) min. W
1211.07 feet to < or. No. 2 id-ntical with Cor. No
2 h'edvvo. d OiH laim No. 8 a shale stone 24xlo\
7 i: s. chisvic-i M
Them e X. t* d *g. d«» mill. 20 See. W
21Hi et Wagon road bears X.71 deg. In min. 'V
and 7“deg. ; :i min. h.
d2-.ni.d2 i»a ’ to eon., r No 2 identical with Mi -
ner Xo. 2 ltedwood < »;1 Claim No. 8 a shale vt« me
24\dvd ins. chis.-b d2 it ■'-do.
Thom-c k S > d -g. 8 min. 2n.o»c. W.
b»l.5 I feet Wagon road beat's S. 22 deg. K. and N
22 deg. W.
b'-ld.'as .tv to corner No. tiiientieal with con:*-:
No. 2 Med wood till Claim No. H, of this > .rv y
previously d< s rib ■!.
Tm ni e .s. 10 de 1 min. 2 I see. L.
422-.K2 i el tram road bears S. di dag. 1 * min.
and X d i • leg. W.
d :.d.82i\- i to Comer No. 1 '.ha place of begia
ning, eoutaiiiing ld*.*>sl. a arcs.
Variation at all cornels of this survev 2:*tb
2t* sec. h.
Total irea claim No. 1. * laim No. 2, i.edwo.
No. 12. Kcdv. .Mid No. il, it-ad woo* No. !•*, lb-'l
w.t .d il, <»il Claim survey No. '/.»'.*. Hgd.ck '
acres.
T. is claim i* hounded on tin North by Mil<-1
er (>il Claim Xo. I, Mitcbcr «> i I Claim No.
Mi teller Oil <1 im No. 2. .Vi teller Oil Claim No.
l,t laim X 0.22, an It ir.im No. 21, > n the West
by Cntalla oil t lain No. d Claim No. 22, t laiia
No. 2 and Arve*:tu oi! (laim; on the N.uilh )->
Him* day Oil claim and Catalhi o 1 chum No
h, and on the Ka-t by il cl wood Oil Claim No. .*>.
l ilt* notices ot lo-ration o. i li • ab v • de ciibed
claims are of re -ord in the oUiee • i the Keeord*
er i r the Kavak Mae ,i ling l.»i*triet, nsfollow':
Claim No 1 at page I of Vol 1 of Hook 1 of
Chilkut Mccords.
mini Ne. Mat page M of Vol. 1 of Hook 1 of
( liiUat lie oid'.
itmlwixal No. 12 at page 4 of Vol. 1 oi Hook 1
Miners’
'Restaurant
Adjoining Brooklyn Hotel
A First-Class Up-To-Date Eating House. Everything
in Season. Large Boxes for Families or Parties.
Cosy and Comfortable Mrs. Chas. Osland
Hortteta teslf (cpii. Hi
Carrying U. S. Rail and Express.
i !'i\o I>ay Ext n-ss Service direct between
^(ft Ol CgOll i Y:i !«'•■/and Si :■ tie. Sailings from Seattle
f Ike. 2S ai d e\irv 20 days thereafter.
( Sails from Si attic 1st of each month for
Q'-.rit'l Plov-i I Jtineau, Si.l.n, Kayak, Yakutnt. Valdez,
ski. t e.ldil vddid ^ Si v,aril. Cook 11* 1* r and way ports. Sails
| from Yakli/ fi r Seattle and wav ports,
[ 1 (it h of each month.
Sails from Seattle on 16th of each month
for Junenv, Sitka; Kayak,Yakutnt Valdez,
Si ward, Cook Inlet and way ports. C’on
rCinh A no -{ nee:i at \: * /. with Sir. Cora for all ports
. Odllld Afld , V: ;, ( / . ,,,1 Cnalnska. Sails frore
j Valdez for Si attic and wav ports, 1st of
1 each limnt ii.
f From Valdez to Cnalnska and way ports
Qf». Ttnro j 26th of i io li mi i t h, i onnei ting at Valdez
Oil. JLfuld j with S. S. Santa Ana
_ l _ __
Right to change steamers or, date of sailing is reserved.
Agents for al! kinds cf Steam or Mouse Coal
J. F-. T.ROWTiKIDCtE, Gen Mur
(>1S First Are., Seattle, Wash.
C. W. MILLER, Ass’t Mgr.
Phone 1(1 Yaliii z, Alaska.
- rr-.i. 'i. i i La V^\J,
-x - ■ - ■ *1
Carrying U. S. Mail and Alaska Pacific Express.
Steamships
fl Em
rr> h'?i r> y'w (? ; p tu n%
U?2h llSJslfi BL£?<CH
Sailing from Seattle on the 1 1th and ‘doth of each month,
calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yakutat, Kayak. Ellarnar, \'aides,
Latouche, Seward, Sehlovia, Honor and Kodiad.
Connecting with FAIRBANKS 'FRAIL at Valdez, and with
sreamer at Sehlovia for Kenai, Tyoonok, Hope and Sunrise
during season of navigation on Cook Inlet.
Right is reserved to change steamer or sailing without notice.
Home Office, O. J. Humphrey, Oen’l Agent,
310 Sansome St. 84 Yosier Way.
San Francisco Seattle
J. G MARTIN, Agent,
Valdez
V ALDEZ LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO.
Incorporated.
We have on hand a large a-.-ortment of Elect fie Fixtures,
Plain and Fancy Slmdi;-. Call Bt!!s and Annunciators..
Estimates given on all kinds of electrical work. Phone d9.
Wines.Liquors and Cigars.
T. A. COBB CO., Props.
Gold Bust Exchange.
Family Liquor Store.
Bottled Goods Best Brands Whiskey Port Wine
Sherry Riesling Angelica Sauterne
Blackberry Brandy Claret by the Bottle or Gallon
Rainier Bottled Boer
Order By Phone Delivery Free Phone 6
COAL
at ARCHIBALD’S
Prompt Delivery Phone 15
•it uilkrti i.eeor».«.
Redwood No. II, nt page 15 of \ ol. 1 of Book
l of rhilkat Record*.
RedwimmI No. to ut page 11 of \ ol. 1 • f Book I
ol < hill:at Ke.ords.
Red wood No. 9 at page K1 of Vol. 1 of hook I
of i hilkat Re.- rd .
Any aud all persons claiming rdv. rs ly the
plaee’r miuerul oil ground, prciui.esor «y por
lio.i tin retdm»'1- rrihed. surveyed, phttled and
uppiied for, an- hereby not died that unit-' j
heir adverse claims a re duly li'el • die,'!
ro la w. and the regula ions 1 h ivund-. r, witliin !
ihe time prescribed hy law.’.* t the Kegi?t
i* the Tinted ^ t a: t ■ - land rffire id .
Id-Mid of Ala ka, they will b ‘barred by vii b.e :
• •f the provision^ of *:dd ~t«tv
Jons W. DriiLKY,
He-sister. 1
f. s, l and office Juneau. A1 >hi.
It 5* her b\ order, d Lhm the i re.-toing nodto
I id. ed for the stufutory period in th
• Au. !' i'RO-i'Ki Tot:.” a weekly new? paper
printed at Valdez. Alaska.
John W. Dvdley,
Register. 1
1 First publication Nov. 3Q, 1905.
For Assays Semi Your Ore To
Ellamar Mining Co.
Gold, Silver and Copper 13.50 —
Gold and Silver - 1.-50
Copper ... 2.00
Lead ... 2.00
Ellamar, Alaska