From fttesdayl Bulletin.
The Santa Clara i» doe leave for.
the South sometitne tomorrow, and the
Portland probably the following day.
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The Northwestern Co is getting
hack to its regular ; schedule again,
puling August boats will leave Seat
tle as follows:: Santa Clara Aug 1, ‘
Saratoga 8th, Yucatan 16tb, Clara 24tb,
Saratoga Sep. 1.
C. W. Harrington and a crew of. four
men, with a cook, left this morning for
Kidaigo bay to start development work
on the Bajr View copper Property re
cently located by Chas. Schlosser. All
reports from this property ttre that it
is one of the best so far found on the
Sound.
S. Blum will arrive on the Saratoga
from the States.
Geo. Cantwell left this morning for
a trip to the interior copper district.
He will be gone several weeks.
Oscar Fidb returned from the in
terior last night.
Accident To Fr£d Higsom
Fred Higson broke his leg this
morning while riding from town to
Workman’s. He was crossing the flat
on a mule when the animal got into
^ome soft ground and fell throwing
Higson, and stepping on him breaking
his leg below the knee. Fortunately
the accident happened suly a short
distance from town and the cries of
tlie injured man were heard. He was
brought in by a Copper River Dray
team and taken to the Samaritan hos
pital.
C. H. WilcoX and wife left this morn
ing for a trip down the Sound.
The Yucatan should leave Seattle for
hers tomorrow.
Harry Brown and Bob Coles leave
f omoi row for down the Sound ou a
prospecting expedition.
Mineral Application No. 133.
U. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
March 11. 1907
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
chapter six of title thirty two of the Revised
Statutes of tiie United States, tiie undersigned
Threeman Mining Company, a corpmation,
•inly organized undeY the laws of the state of
New York, and having complied with the law*
of and doing business in the District of Alas
ka, having its Dost Office address and its office
at Valdez, Alaska, has made application fora
’.'lifted Slates patent for tiie following named
and described lode mining claims situate upon
and near Landlock Bay, in the Valdez Mining
mid Recording District, in the District <>i
Alaska, ami within tiie District of lands sub
•>-ct to sale at the United State* Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, being the claims embraced
And described in U. S. Mineral survey No. 700,
tt field notes of which are now on rile in tin
office of the Register of said U. S. Land Officf
at Juneau, Alaska, to wit:
“Ajax” kale mining claim, described a* fol
lows: Beginning at corner No. 1, from which
U. S. Mineral Location Monument No. 12.
bears Soutu 62 degrees, 45 minutes Hast, 2269.5
fe.-t distant: thence 8 61 deg. 02 min. W
*1 30 feet to cor. No. 2. : thence N. 83 deg. -At
min. \V. 307.90 feet to cor. No. 3: thence N. <
deg. 45 min. W. 511.50 feet to cor. No. -t: tlience
N. 51 deg. 02 min. E. 648.00 feet to cor. No. 5.
identical with cor. No. 1 of Buckeye lode
claim: thence S. 9 deg. 23 min. E. 737.40 net to
cor. No. 1 the place of beginning, containing
9.152 acres.
Buckeye” lode mining claim, described a*
follows: Beginning with cor. No 1. whence
V. S. Location Monument No. 12. bears South
1 deg. 25 min. 51 see, E. 2773.38 feet distant,
which said corner i* identical with cor No, ">.
“f “Aja.;” lode claim : thence S. 51 deg. 02 min.
W. 648.00 feet to cor. No. 2, identical with cor
No. 4, of “Ajax” lode: thence N. 12 deg 0C> min.
>V. 1519 feet to cor. No. 3, identical with cor
No 1 of “Daisy” lode claim, ami with cor. No.
r- of “Cliff” lode claim: thence N. 51 dog. 02
min. E. 531 feet to cor. No. 4, identical with
••or. No. 4of “Daisy” lo-le claim: thence 8 k>
deg. 05 min. E. 1*500.00 reet to cor. No. 1, the
P act? of beginning, containing 18.761 a<-res.
“Daisy” lode mining claim, described a*
follows: Beginning at cor. No. 1 whence U. s.
Location Monument bears S. 15 deg. 54 min
s«e. E. 4130.14 feet distant: which said cor. No
* of “Daisy” lode, is identical with cor. No. 3
“f “Buckeye” lode claim: ami with cor. No. 5
of “Cliff” lode claim: thence N. 60 deg. 04 min.
'V. 1500.00 feet to cor. No. 2of t lie “Daisy” lode
identical with cor. No. 4 of “Montezuma” lode
biim ; thence N. 51 deg. trim n. E. 613.12 met
cor. No. 3: thence S. 55 deg. 58 min. I
1 40 feet to cor No. 4 of “Daisy” lode, identi
cal with cor. No t of “Buckeye” lode claim:
thence 8. 51 deg. 02 min. W. 531 feet to cor N“.
L the place of beginning, containing 18.86
acres.
“Montezuma” lode claim described as fol
low-: Beginning at cor. No 1, whence U. s.
Location Monument No. 12 bearsS. 52 deg. 2s
111 in. E. 4612.05 feet distant: thence N. 69 deg.
min \V. 1500 00 feet to cor. No. 3: thence N.
In .
»deg W hi in. E. WW.ts> feet to cor No 3:
thence 8 6.3 di g. to min. F. Ms 3n feet to <• >r
N*. 4, which is identical witli cor. No. 2 of
‘‘Daisy" lode claim: thence 8. fid deg. ul min.
E.9S3.00 feet to cor. No. 5: thence s. •*» ..eg
min. W. too feet to cor. No. 1, the place of 1
beginning, routainjng 17. »*.♦■'» acres.
“ClifT" lode mfiifhg Vlaim. described a
following: Beginning at ror. No. I. w hem-• t*.
8. 1 location Monument No. 12 bears s. r>2 deg,
od nUn. <E. »«2.12 feet distant: thence *». 75
deg. :w min. W. ;:p> feet to cor. No. j: th-ncc
N. 75 deg. 24 min, W.311 feet to cor No. d: J
fhenee N. 12 dbg. 06 min. \V. 1317 feet to cor !
No. 4: thence N. 75 deg »» min. E. flon..c feet to j
cpr. No. 5, ideiitiral with c >r. No. .3of the '•Buck
eye” lode claim.* and cor. No. 1 of "Paisv")
lode elaint: tlienee south 12 deg t«‘» min K.
l50U ffcet tocof. No< 1, the place of beginning,
containing 20.146 acres.
Thcnoticertf Its nt Ion of the tmd *A ax"!
claim is recorded in book "If" of Mining
locations, at page 303, of tin- ... of t ej
Valdez. Alaska, recording Pr in. t and the
adjoining claimants are; <>u ti e* * • ••* ew J
Era” claim, owned by the uuderMgi,< d. and
on the North by the "Buckeye" claim, here* ;
inabove named
The uo ice <»f location of the "Burkeje” ]
claim is recorded in book "C" of mining Its a
tions, at page 475of the records of the Valdez,
Ala-ka. recording ITecim t. and the adjoining
Claimants are "tiilltop” claim. <>n the cart
sitle the “Cliff” claim on 'be west side, an 1 1
the " Daisy" ctnim im the north west,‘all mi ucd
by the undersigned.
The notice of the location of the "Palsy"
claim is recorded in book ••<«"of mining loca j
tions at page 47o of the records of the Valdez. <
Alask i. recording Precinct, ami the atijoiiilug
claimants are: tin* "Summit" claim on tin
north, the "Eagle” claim on t!i«* ea<t, the i
Montezuma”claim on the wc*t and the "Buck
eye” claim on the southeast, all uwne 1 by the
undersigned.
ill- not ice of the location of the “Monte
zonin'’ claim is recorded in book “(i” of I
mining locations at page 473 of the record* <>f
the Valdez. A'ft'ka, recording Precinct, and
the adjoining claims are tlie “Virf nins No.
3” owned by Rnurke and Sie-le, on the west,
the "slide” claim oil the south and the
"Fraction" claim on the northeast owned by
the und&rs'gnt l.
Ttie notice <•( location of the “Cliff" claim is
recorded in hook -C.’ of mining locations at
page 173 of tilt records of t!:C Valdez, Alaska,
recording District, and tlie adjoining * aim»
are tlie ‘'Slide" claim on the west and tin*!
“Fraction" claim on tlie north, owned by the;
undersigned
I lie presumed general cour«e or direction of i
tlie said above named unarm mines, veins,
lodes or mineral denosits, js show n upon tli
plat posted herewith, a-near a* can he deter
mined from present developments and tic
marking* arid notations upon sai l plat po»tc l
hcrew itli arc a true trails ript from and al
stract of tlie said field notes id the ill.- :.1
survey of said claims now <01 tile tn the
United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska
as hereinabove stated.
Thkekman Minimi Company.
It\ W Dickey. Prescient of, At
torney 111 fact and Agent for -aid
<'ompnny in Abi-ka
Any and all p rs >n- claiming adversely the
infning ground, veins, lodes, or any (»ir'c it
tn rcuf so described, surveyed, nlatt-d
and ap lied for ar- hen by notified mat
un ess their aovers- claims ar- dulv
filed according to law vvAliiu th-time
prcscritcl by law, with the R-gislcr
of the bn ted States Land Office at Juncac,
Alaska, tlicv will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the said law and the ngulatioi.s
thereunder.
John W. lilMKV
Register
II is her by ord-ri -1 tin! the above and f-r
goiti— notice be published in tlie V a dez New*,
[a vvi *k y new-pat'cr of general circulation
’ published at \ aldez, Alrt-ka, ti r .1 jc- >1 t
r ten consecutive u-ek-. which 1 ln-roiiy d -
nate a1 the newspaper publi-ued nearest tli"
land described in -aid apjdicatton
JollN W IM'PLEV
Register <»f C ' Land offi c
at Juneau, Alu-.v 1
!>ateof firct publication July Ik, It* ~
Date of last publication Sept mb-r 3«i, tHO,
Donohue Ostp-asmik,
Attorncvs for Applicant.
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i IN THE PRORATE <’OI KT, VAEPKZ DUE
< |\< T, THIRD Jf'DR'lAL DIVI-FOS
TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
i In the mutter ot tile i
testate of.l.J. Yin-k- [ No'iee *-t settlement
chaw, ilce- used ) of ti nal nee omit
Notice is hereby i?iv-ti that Edward P.
1 <'a«hiiiau. the ndmiiii trator of the estate oi
I : Yukdiaw, deceased, 11-~ n ndere I Id
j Una’ account for sttlemcn' with tins ■ oun
j ns su' li administrator on tins :Jrd day of J»h
pio7 and that Wcdneslay, September hetth,
t inn", it i o'clock p.m.at tin-« omt Room ot no
’ n <»• « »urt, hi V hIiI' Z, In-lsu. hu1* r*n dul>
* np«»invd by the Court a- ti. * unit-h::-i ;
<•1 “Cttl.Iiii *al‘i filial 14• w‘
ami place any p-rson inter, s'.-d in s it i -tat.
I may appear and file exception- in wr.tm* to
| -H,«i accounts and oolites’, the same
| Dated July drd, 1J07 »* 1 -'-“Man
j Administrator said Estab
1 Fiist publication July t, l‘J"7
| La-t Publication August 1, If."
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IN THE PRORATE * 1 >1 RT IN AND 1 OR \ AL
DKZ THIRD .11 DD J\I. DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
: in t! c matter of the , Notice of tit it an i J»l
,u. ,,| Fred Weill- ( lor .-etth men, of nal ac
h Deceased. >o uni of Administrator.
v-.t, hereby jfiven that E. < Dalton,
vdniini'trat »r of said estate, has filed uitri
ihc abov Court his final account and I ctinon
; for iU-charKo and tlm. Saturday, the -1-t da
of -Vtusust. fi> 7. at I WO o clock I . M- a tne
i our; ttooin of the above Court, has eii nx>* ■
as the time and place for the hcarum o »aid
petition and at said tune any l’crs‘;,“
: e-ted in said, date may appear and file ob
jections 1 this s>nd day of June. If'
E. c. Daj.tos
Administrator of the estate of Fred "tin- ^
berif, Deceased
j Date of first P«^Hcation J«»»e
1 **.>Ji tcul^ JJk
Alaska Coast Co. Sold
The Alaska Coast Company has been
purchased by Henry D. Reynolds
of the Reyuolds-Aluska. Mr. Pharo
will be retained its gonearl manager
and tee new owner will improve the
service so as to materially benetH Yal<*
dez and the Sound copper district.
Rebt N. Cummings, of Senttle suc
ceeds Leroy N. Backus as president of
the Ala^a Coast Company.
Prom Nome comes the news that on
Quartz Creek, on the Serpentine Kiverj
Seward Peninsula, four men are devel
oping a copper claim, from which wertf
enrried by reindeer to Teller, last win
ter, and shipped to a smelter outside
three and a half ton* of ore which net
ted t ho owner* just #47f>, a pbenomi
nally rich return,
An exchange says: “The dredgers on
Soward Peninsula last season brought
forth immeuse profits to the operators*
The Three FVtends Mining Company
paid a dividend of f270,(XXi on its capi
tal stock of $RX\000
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Telegraph and Mail A Town in Itself. Hla'.ksnuth Shop,
Station. aaeBESEesEKaa^^aBBa etc., etc.
Wortman’s Roadhouse
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWENTY MILES FROM VALDEZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm deg houses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL QUPPL fES
£r?{?«SlJ5l ^Pontius Magnu^on Prop.
4444*4*444*4**4*444*4*4*4*4*4♦****»»4*.44444***44«
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E, DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations Between Fairbanks and Valdez.
All kinds of provisions, :i> well as horse and dog feed
for sale, (iood accommodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passengers and freight trans
ported over the summit.
First-Class Bar In Connection. 30 Miles From Valdez
The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
Rest of accommodations for man and Beast. Fr*‘sh M«at
always on hand. Horse and Dou Feed All the lafest
improvement-. PRIVATE ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
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.JAKK NAKSTEO
PROPRIETOR
CO Miles from Valdez at Junction of Fairbanks
and Nizina Trails.
Glass Accommodations for Man op Beasts
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PROSPECTO RS
HAY and ^ Freighting done to any part cf Interior.
GRAIN Big Contracts a Specialty. __
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
It. G, and G. B. RORER, Proprietors.
118 MILES OX FAIRBANKS
FROM VALDEZ AND EAGLE TRAILS
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.