Mineral Application No. 108.
1.8. Land Office. Juneau, Alaska,
August 2t>, L'»nr».
Notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance
Chapter Six (6) of Title Thjrtv-two (32) of the
Revised Statute? of the l.'nited States, the uu
dersigned, the llubburd-K.lliott Cop|H*r Mine?
Development Company of. Alaska, a corpora
tion, oi<hnixed and existing under nnd by vir
tue of the laws of the State of Washington, and
fully qualified to do and doiug business in the
District of Alaska, acting through its diJy
designated officer, authorized agent and at
torney In fact, Charles <». Hubbard, whose
postotfice address is Room ill New York Block,
Seattle, Washington, claiming the Castle, Re
triever, OlendiVe, Sweepstakes, Babe nnd
Wrangell contiguous bales mining claim, vein,
or mineral de|*o>it, bearing copper, gold or
other ore. and also the ( ustle Mill Site. Is
about to ihake application to the I’nited States
for a patent to said contiguous lodes mining
claim.and said Castle Mill Site, which are
more fully described as to in etc? mid. bounds
by the otrh ial plat herewith posted and by the j
field notes of survey thereof, being Mineral
Survey No. 600 A. and B,. now on tile in the of
fice of the Register of tiie Juneau Land Dis
trict, District of Alaska, w hich field notes of
survey describe the boundaries and extent of
sab! contiguous lodes mining claim and said
mill site, on the surface, as follows, to-witl
CASTLE lode.
Beginning at cor No. 1, a limestone 26x10x10
ki«, chiseled 1 C-2 R-2 ti l S-66n A; whence l'.
8. Loc. Mon. Valdez No. 8 bears s ]«> deg .V» miu
li.5tec W. 476.85 ft. Point of discovery in dis
covery cut bear? N to deg 52 min W, 5**2.28 ft.
Thence N 21 deg H tuin :ju sec K. variation 81
deg :so min K.
28a ft, t'astlc creek, 6 ft wide, courses 42
deg W.
Point ot discovery b«*ar? N 77 deg 8 min W,
451 ft.
***» ft to cor No. 2, n limestone 28x12x8 ins, j
chiseled 2 t'-2 8-t.tiO A.
Thence N 77 deg 5* miu W, variation 80 deg 50 I
min K.
1500 ft to cor No. 51, on line 1-2 Hu i vey No. 565. !
Nancy Hanks lode at S 21 deg 41 min .to see \
W. ft from cm* No. 2, a limestone]
26x15x0 ins, i libeled 8 < -titio A.
Thence S 21 deg 11 min 8o sec W, \arlation .'58 1
deg K.
Point of discovery buura 8 77 dog 8 min E,
104'J it.
lino It tocar.N’o. i. on line 1-2 Survey No 565.
Nancy Hanks lode, at N 21 deg 41 min 80 i
see J-.. 1*5.81 it from cor No. 1. a limestone
24x12x10 ills, ell be led I C-Il It *•«>** A.
Thence s 77 dig t»3 min h, variation 2*J *lcg 15 j
miu R.
1385.6 ft. CastJe creek, f» ft wide. course 8 85 I
deg W.
l5oo tt to eor No. i. the place of beginning. !
• 'outaitiiiig 2u.421 ft. re •.
KETJtlKV KK U»I#E
Beginning at for. No. 1, a limestone 26x14x12 :
l*is, ch Deled 1 K-Ht-i ‘i4i NVhence 1'. 8. Loe.
Mon. Valdez .No. 3. bears X 39 deg 19 min 30
mm: E, 130.95 ft, and discovery bears X 5 deg 11
mill NV, 312.11 ft.
Thence X 21 deg 41 inin 30 sec E, variation 30
deg 50 min E.
Discovery bears X 77 deg 03 min NV, 113 ft.
6U0 ft to eor Xo. 2, identical with cor No. 1,
Castle lode of this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence X 77 deg 03 min NV, variation 31 deg 30
mill E.
150» ft to cor Xo. 3, identical with cor No. 4.
Castle Kale of this survey previously de
scri bed.
Thence 8 21 deg 11 min 30 see NV, variation 29
deg 45 min E.
9»V3I ft, cor Xo. 1. Survey Xo. 565, Nancy
Hanks lode, ami eor No.’ 1, NVratigell lode
oi tiiis survey.
Discovery bears s 77 deg 03 min E, 1357 ft.
600 ft to cor Xo. 4. a Hines tone 3nxl5xld ins,
chiseled 4 Jt-iiOO A.
Them e S 77 deg 3 min E, variation 30*£eg 40
inin E.
1278.7 ft, Castle creek, 7 ft wide, course 8 4u
deg NV.
loouit to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing *2*4.421 acre**.
ULEMTVE I,oi>K
Beginning at cor No. 1, identical witlveoiOTo.
1, Ketriever bide, of thi* survey previously de
scribed. Whence I’, s. Ix»c. Mon. Valdez No. A
bears X 39 deg 19 nvin ■'■** s»*<* 1*;. 130.95 ft.
Discovery bears S 07 dog 28 inin 50 sec* E.
1391.57 ft.
Thence X 21 deg 11 min 3c sec E, variation
deg 5o min E.
6u0 it to cor No. 2, identical with cor Xo. 2,
Ketriever lod< and cor No. 1, Castle lode,
-A this survey previously described.
Thence s 37 deg30 inin E. variation 31 deg3<>
HIH1 E.
750 ft to cor Xo.3, a greenstone 26x14x10 ins, ■
chiseled .5 * i-< 1 s-iwiu ,\.
Thence S 7-1 deg 12 min K, variation 31 dog 10 j
min E.
750 ft to cor No. ». identical with cor Xo. 1, ■
Survey No. 059, Marmot lode, a limestone!
2«ixl5\M ins, chiseled 4 D-5 S-2 14-OiiO A.
Thence821 deg 1! min 30 sec NV, variation ;iu
deg 15 min E.
500 ft Pouch neck, s it wide,course S «‘*0 deg W
titio ft to eor No. 5, »• limestone 30x15x12 ins,
chiseled 5 <51 1 *-».i>» A.
Thence .N 73deg 12 min NV, variation 30 deg 3o
min K.
93 ft, pou !» creek. > ft wide, onrse 8 <‘«5 deg
NV. 759 f| t«»i*or •*. 0. a IS::*.-stone 28x12x6 J
ills, chiseled * ». • A.
Thence X 37 deg 30 min NV. variation 3<> deg to
min K.
750 ft to cor No. !. tiie place of beginning.
I’omaining 19.106 acres.
.SWEEPSTAKES LODE.
Beginning at cor Xo. Y, identical with cor
Xo. 2,«ilcmiive lode, c* r .No. 2. K«ti iever lode,
and cor Xo. 1, Castle lode of this survey pre
viously described. NVheuce S. Doe. Mon.
Vuhlez Xo. 3 bears S 1-. deg 55 min 11.5 see NV,
476.8ill. Discovery bears S <17 deg 15 111 i 11 30
gee K. 1539.8} ft.
Thence X 21 deg 41 min :K) sec K, variation 31
deg 30 jnin E.
tuo it to eor .\o. 2. identical wmi cor no. 2.
<'aKlb* I d* , of t!ii> survey previously de
scribed.
Thence s :t7 d«g 80 min K, variation 80 deg 5u
min K.
>|m.7 it. < a. tie creek, conf.seS 50 deg W.
7->0 11 »o . r No. h limestone 21x14x8 ins, I
ehiscU.1 ;;S-«h.j \.
Then .• s 7:> <: • / l-.* min K. variation 8o deg 15
mi'il-.
75'» it . . i- No. 1. identical with cor No. 8. |
Survey No. 4*.».*. Marmot lode, a limestone
21xh.\8 ins, e!iis..ded 1 S-iUVO A.
Thence S 21 deg 41 min 8*1 sc* W, vaiiation 31
•leg 12 min K.
bu it t»i n.r No. >. id«-ntical with ror No. 1, i
Stirv*. y No. ri.Y.i M , mot lode, and with cor
No. tih'tidiv.-I . U*.«»; tins survey pre- j
viotisiy dc'i rihed.
Theme N 78 deg 12 min \Y, variation 80 deg 15 I
min K.
750 ft to • nr No. identical with can* No. 8,
id *udive lode < f this survey previously Ue
scri heil.
Thence X :57 di ■ 30 min W, variation 8> deg 10
min K.
700 n to i*4ir No. 1. the place of beginning.
< on twining 12.1»>* -.ere-.
BABE LOOK.
beginning at cm No. 1, identical with cor No.
6, idemli ve lode, o; to surv y previously de
► cribc-l. lY hence 1‘ ho;*. .Von. Yaidez No. 8
hears N 5oi:»*g 5 min 1" >ct* W, 1428.12 ft, and
di-siovevv bear* N it ileg 57 min 8u sc* K, 878.20
ft.
Them e N 2i deg 11 ml'n -to sec K, variation 8“
ui'g Su nun r..
Idsctuv.y beats N •>.» <i**g b, 112 it.
ivoo it to ci.- X . 2. identical with cor No. li
Survey* No. • »:*, Marmot lode, ami with cor
No;•*>, Hweepstuk< lotlrt ftodc<tr < *b-n
di ve lode, of this survey previously de
scribed.
Theme N V.‘ leg V.. var. 30 deg I . min i!.
510 It, t ouch creek, course S 5o deg \Y.
8.50 ft n» cor No. 8. identical will* eor No. il,
Survey No. Marmot lode, a limestone ,
28;.l-'Xlo ii|s, clii.-eied 5 i'»- A.
Then. -- s H deg b. min K. variation 21 deg 15
min K. i
#>50 ♦. to cor \o. ». identical with eor No. 5. i
Marin »t In !e. cor No. I, S mmleoii lode, and
i-ur No. 2. Flendors June. Survcf No. «i5t», ft
limcsp:,: • • '.vi i »J i:«>. i h» ' ied 1 H-'ki) A.
Thence S-1 deg M hum V) sec \V, vnri.it iirtt 31
80 mm K.
♦ino n in (»r ,\o. .5, identical with cor No. 1.
Suivey No. • ■ *. tii.u b-i - Ic.ite, a gre- n.'t«llc
-_’4’ \li«x > Ins. i*l:isi led > A
Then; e N i'Jt!'-!i lo mill u variation 31 deg 80
min K.
P«o it to «•»••• No. •». •• ure -nstone 28x12x10 ins, i
c! iMi.d'i H,>.i .
7 l»s|;» *- S lice V. . ■ ,\I'. 81 I» g Mill K.
lUitl t'o-'ir \:i. tii * pi i(i* of beginning.
4 iMitainiug is.7oi f>.
M KAN'.;.LI. LODE.
Beginning nt < ■ N ». 1, ‘•leniM-ul with cor N«*.
l.MirM;. '« »•;. Hunk.' i»*dc. ai»*l on ;
line '■•-l i.etrieier lodeed thi*' survey.-at 8 21 deg
41 min W , n .r »i:i cor No. u g.*?ci.
stone 21x1 i12 mi.-, . in .di d ! \V-»Vrt A. Wncuee
1’. S ].•».*. Moii. \'i'idcz .».) •• bears S deg^ »•*
Biill 87.2 M i . i N
deg 5 in in -t* *»-. • • V.. *»7 l.! * H.
Til. n •• S 21 deg 4i wi.i . W. variation W» |
deg K.
idseoveiy bears a Jud. gdl loin \Y* Kto.Tt* *1- ,
iitti.i«'. Jl. eoi No 1 lUtri-v.T lode oi tUissur
vey. „ .
Mnt.i't i ? . «• \f 2 a greenstone 28xlux8 ins. j
i lii.'Cled 2 V»‘-0t;.» A.
Theme N deg dl min VV, variation »» deg to
min K.
aji>7ii. ns.er-c< t line M. survey No. •**•».
4 I de at s *.» deg "I min " . *88.81 ft
Irotn cor No. 1
W71.T5 ft to ror No. a, a greenstone 24x12x10
iQ-vohia'lal a w-nfio a.
Theiwt? N 21 deg II win 30 sec K, variation 31
deg K.
2*4.1 ft, intersect line :*-4, Survey No. .Vo,
Louize hale, at X tW deg 10 min W, 19H.59 ft
from cnr No. 4, and intersectline 1-2 Survey
No. 565, Lizzie (». lo«le, at N ti9 deg 10 inin \i*
215.25 ft from cor No. 1.
Discovery bears S2T. deg 31 min E, 504 ft.
804.0 ft toeor No. 4, on line 4-1, Survey No.
565, Usxie («. lode, at NO deg 54‘mi’n W,
•500.27 ft from cor No. 1, on line 4.1 Nancy
Hank* lode, at 8 26 deg 21 min K, 154.84 ft
from cor No. 4, a spruce plug set in green
stone outcrop, scribed 4 W-660 A.
Tlience 8 26 deg 31 min E, variation 29 deg 30
min E.
1371.76 ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning,
rontaining (exclusive of the area in con
flict with Survey No. 565, Lizzie G. and
Louiz*: lodes) 15.296 acred.
Net area of the Castle, Retriever, Glendive,
Sweepstakes* Bn Ik* and Wrangell contiguous
lodes mining Haims (exclusive of the urea ill
conflict with Survey No. 565, Lizzie G. and
Louize lodes) 113.114 acres.
CASTLE MILL SITE.
Beginning at cor So. 1. a greenstone 26x12x10
in*, chiseled l (’-060 B. Whence C. S. Loe. Mon.
Valdez No. 3, hears 8 80 deg 47 min 0.9 sec E,
3549.30 ft. Cor No. 1, Castle lode of this survey
bear* s 88 deg 14 min 4.6 see W, 3043.99 ft. Cor
No. 2, Survey No. 505, Goodyear ’.ode bears 8
50 deg 8 mill E, 188.75 ft.
Tlience N 7 4 deg 51 min W, var 30 deg K.
201.6 ft. Rainbow creek, course 8 7u deg W.
260.65 ft to cor Niv 2, identical with cor No. 1,
Survey No. m<2 B. Lawton Mill Site, a green
atone 21x10x8 ins, chiseled 2C-660 B.
Tlience S 15 deg 09 min W, variation 30 deg 10
min E.
35.0 ft, Rainbow creek, courses 40 deg \V.
728 ft, Klliott creek, course N t'»3 deg W.
83.».iit» ft to cor No. 3, a limestone 24x10x8 ins,
chiseled 3C’-iW'O 11.
Thence 8 71 deg 51 min E, variation 10 deg 20
min E.
200.05 ft to cor No. 4r a limestone 28x14x8 Ins,
chiseled 4 C-060 B.
Thence N 15 deg 09 min Er variation 30 deg 20
min E.
00.7 ft. EUiott creek, course N 75 «tog IV.
835.0 ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing* acre*.
This claim Is further described as being ait
nate in Elliott Creek valley, about seven miles
vast <i the Kotsiua river, Copper River region,
ii. latitude 01 deg 38 min 3t» see N, longitude
144 deg 3 min W, approximately, in the Valdez
Recording and Mining District, in tlie District
of Alaska.
The adjoining claims as shown bv the plat
of survey me the Marmot, Samoleon and Flan
ders lodes, Survey No1 030 on the east, and on
the west. Survey No. 565, Nancy Hanks, Lizzie
O. and Louize lodes.
The area in conflict with Survey 565, Lizzie
(i. and Louize bales is excluded from the area
for which patent is hereby applied. There are
no other conflicting claims shown by the plat
of survey, or known.
The locations of lUesc mining claims and
mill site are recorded in the office of tlie l’. 8.
Commissioner and ex-nffieio Recorder for the
Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Alaska,
as follows;
Castlv Lode.
Original location, Hook BA, Page 277.
Relocation, Book E, Page 13u.
Amended location, Boot li. Page 433.
Retriever Lode.
Original location, Book E„ Page 13.8
Amended location. Book H, Page 432.
Olendive Ltsle.
Original location, Book E, Page 128.
Amended location, Book H, Page419.
Sweepstakes Lode.
Original location, Rook E, Page 138,
Amended locution, Book H, Page 135.
Babe Lode.
Original location, Book K, Page 141.
Amended location, Book if, Page 434.
Wrangell Lodi*.
Book H. Page 441,
Castle Mill Site.
Book-11, Page 554,
Any and all |iersons claiming adversely th«
mining ground, veins, lodes or mill site, or
any portion thereof so described, surveyed or
platted and applied for, are hereby notified
that unless their adverse claims are duly filed
according to law. and the regulations there
under, within the time prescribed by law, with
the Register of the United States Land Ofliee
at Juneau, District of Alaska, they will be
barred bv virtue oi the provisions of said
statute. ’ John W. Dudley,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice be published in the Alaska Prospec
tor, a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
published at Valdez, Alaska, fora period of ten ,
consecutive weeks, which I hereby designate
as tlie newspaper pticlished nearest the land
described in sail! application.
John W. Dudley,
Register of U.’ 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Date of first pub. Sept. 20, 1906,
John P. Fay, attorney for applicant, 410-111
New York Block, Seattle, Wash.
Mineral Application No. 106.
I*. 8. Land Office, Juneau. Alaska,
Auguet 21». 190&.
Notice is hereby given, thut iu pursuance of
Chapter Six (**) oi Title Thirty-two (32) of the
Revised Statutes of the United States, the un- ‘
<1 eisigned, the Hubburd-Elliott Copper Mines
Development Company of Alaska, a corpor
ation, organized ui:d existing under and by
virtue o: the laws of the State of Washington,
and full> qualified to do and doing business iu
the District of Alaska, acting through its duly
designated officer, authorized agent and at
torney in fact, Charles t*. Hubbard, who e
post office address is Room 111, New York
Block. Seattle, Washington, claiming the Cop
per (juccn, Fortum*. fiiginu, Van Dyek.Kotsina.
Katherine. l>i>co. California and Hloriana
contiguous lodes mining claim, vein or min
eral deposit, bearing copper, gold, or other ore,
is about to make application to the United
States for a patent to said contiguous Jodes
mining claim, which is more fully described
as to metes and bounds by the official piat
herewith posted and by the field notes of sur
vey thereof, being Mineral Survey .no, 058, now
on*file in the office oi the Register of the Ju
neau Lund District, District of 'Alaska, which
field notes of survey describe the boundaries
and extent of said contiguous l<a I ex claim on
tin* Minuet a* follows, to-wit:
COI'FEK qlEEN LODE.
Beginning at cor No. l, a porphyry stone
24x10x0 ins, chiseled 1 <f-l R-05&; whence U. S.
Lor. Mon. Valdez No. 3, bears N tit) deg 31 min
r».l see W, 41X3 ft, and discovery bears N XO deg
51 min E, 1178.90 it.
Thence N 21 deg 11 min 30 see E, variation 30
deg 40 min K.
Dteeovciy bears S 85 dog 2 min K. 1057 ft,
lino ft to eor No. 2, a greenstone *28x14x10 ins,
chiseled 2 ({-1 Fo-058.
Thence S 85 deg S min K. variation 31 deg 50
min E.
1014 ft, Kings creek, 4ft wide, course S 33 deg
W.
1500 ft to eor No. 3, a limestone 28x12x9 ins,
chiseled 3 Q*4 Fo-1 V. D-i Ko-058.
Thence S 21 deg 11 min 30 sec W, variation 31
deg 30 sec E.
Discovery bcuig N 85 deg 3 min W, 4-13 ft.
taxi it to eor No. 1. a greenstone 30x15x10 ins,
chiseled I (|-1 R-t>'»8.
Thence N 85 deg 3 min W, vur. 30deg E,
733.3 ft, Kings creek, I ft wide, course * 02 1
deg W. .
15oo it to cor No. 1, the place oi beginning. J
Containing 19.78»acres.
KOint'NA LOOK.
Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with cor No.
2. Coppcrjiueen lode of this survey previously
described; wheme 1'. S. I/*c. Mon. Valdez No. 3.
bears N 72 deg 12 min 13.2 sec \V, 42.>7.22 ft. and
discovers* bears N 43 deg 34 miu K. 403 ‘.7 ft.
Thence N 21 deg 41 milled see K. variation 31
deg ‘Hj miu K.
:«oi> »i. witness e *r t«* cor No. 2 at intersection
with presumed lode, a limestone
22x12x10 ins, chiseled \V. 2 Fo-i*>8. Dis
eovery bears s h.» deg 3 min K. 107 it.
i'iOO ft to cor No. 2; whence witness cor to cor
No. 2, bears S 21 deg 41 min 30 see \V. *>00 ft.
Them e S HT» deg 03 miu K, variation 31 deg 30
min K.
From true cur No. 2.
102* ft. Kings creek, 4 it wide, course 8 20
deg \V.
I'tiKi ft to cor No 3, a spruce plug, set in
limestone outcrop, scribed 3 Fo-2 V. D-65S.
Thence S 21 deg «'» miu 30 see \V, variation 31
deg 2o miu K*
Discovery bears ^K* deg 3 min , 13U3 ft.
♦ion ft to cor No. 1. identical with cor No. 3,
i opjrt i <*■■’< m lode of this survey previously
di'Vcribed.
T'nenee N V* deg 03 mill NV, variation 31 deg 30
mill E. ,
J.'srin tocor No. 1. the place of beginning.
4 ontaiuiiig 10.7H.7acres.
KKOl.NA I.oOK.
Begin fling at eor No. 1, identical with cor No.
L Cupper t|ut* •.» kale, *>i this survey previous!}
described; w he.we 4\ S. I*m*. Mon. \ aides No.
•j, bears N is. do4 31 min i'».l see \\ , lls3 ft and
dVeovery monument bears S 1.0 deg •*» min E,
Tliefi‘21 deg 11 miu 30 see W, variation 3U
•leg 10 min K. .
Discovery bears s g.7 deg 3 miu E. 72 » it.
tfcrj ft to 4*or No. 2, a limestone 31x12x11 ins,
chiseled 2 K-isiH.
Them e S 2-7 deg 03 min E, variation :»«» deg is*
min E. , _ „ ,
ft, Kings creek. * ft wide, course b < deg
l.*»u0 ft to cor No. 3. a greenstone 3uxllxl*» ins.
chisvlbd 3
I J
Thence N21 deg 41 min SO s#r E. variation 29
deg 40 min E.
Discovery bears N 85 deg 3 min W, 775 ft.
aw ft to<*or No. 4, identical with cor No. 4,
Copper (piccti i'ale, of till** survey pre
- vioosly described.
Thence X S3 deg 03 min W, vnr. 30 deg K.
1300 ft to cor No. i, the piece ol beginning,
font Hilling 19.785 acres.
j VAS DYCK LODR.
Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with < «»r No.
4, For tuna bate, ami cor No. 3. Copper (Jueen
lode of.this survey previously described;
whence l\ 8. Doe. Moil. Valdez No. 3, bear'. N
77 deg 25 min 29.6 see \V, 5089.20 ft, and point of
discovery in discovery cut, bears N 85 dog 13
min E, 191 86 ft.
Thence N 21 deg 41 min :K» sec E, variation 31
deg tto min E.
Point of discovery in discovery cut bears S 77
fleg 14 min E, 346 ft.
GUO ft to cor No. 2, identical with cor No. 3,
Fortuna lode of this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence 8 77 deg 14 rain E, variation 31 deg 25
iniu E.
1300 ft to cor No. 3, a limestone 24x16x6 ins,
chiseled 3 V. D-658.
Thence S 21 deg 41 min 30 see W, variation 31
<leg 40 rain E.
Point of discovery bears N 77 deg 11 uiin \V,
11-V4 ft.
GOO ft to cor No. 4, a limestone 28x12x8 ins,
chiseled 4 V. D-2 Ka-658.
Thence N 77 deg 14 mill W, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
750 ft, cor No. 1, Katherine lode ai d cor No. 2,
Kotftiua hale of this survey.
15uu ft to cor No. 1, the plac e of beginning.
Containing 20.411 acres.
KOTSINA LODE.
Beginning at eor No. 1, identical with cor
No. I, Van Dyck lode, cor No. 4* Fortuna lode,
audeor No. 3, Copper Queen lode, oMhi* sur
vey previously described; whence l*. 8. Loc.
Moil. Valdez No.3, bears N 77 deg 25 min 29.6
sec W, 5689.26 ft; and discover/ nionuinciit
hears 8 42 deg 43 min E, 894..37 ft.
Theme 8 77 deg 14 min E, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
Disco verv beurs 8 24 deg 7 min E 617.5 ft.
750 ft to cor No. 2, on line 4-1 Van Dyck lode
of this survey, a limestone 26x12x6 ins,
chiseled2 Ko-1 Ka-058.
Thence 8 24 deg 7 min E, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
1441.31 ft to cor No. 3, a greenstone 30x14x8
ills, chiseled 3 Ko-4 Ka-7 C-658.
Thence N 88 deg 28 min W, variation .*40 deg 50
min E.
241.60 ft to cor No. 4, a greenstone 26x14x8 ins.
chiseled 4 Ko-059.
Thence N 77 deg 14 min NV, variation 30 deg 50
min E.
Discovery bears N 21 deg 7 min W, 882.5 ft.
477.72 ft to cor No. 5, a greenstone 26x15x12
ins. chiseled 5 K o-65S.
Thence N 24 deg 7 min NV. variation 30 deg 45
min E,
1500 ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 20.541 acres.
KATHERINE LODE.
Beginning at cor No. 1. identical with cor ]
No. 2. Kotsina lode, of this survey previously
described, whence l’. 8. Loe. Mon. Valdez No.
3beurs N 77 deg 21 min 9.2 sec NV, 6139.26 ft .and
discovery monument bears 8 34 deg 57 min E,
1596.01 ft?
Thence 8 77 deg 14 min E, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
Discovery bears 824 deg 7 min E, 1342.5 ft.
»•*> ft to cor No. 2, identical with cor No. 4,
Van Dyck lode of this survey previously
described.
Thence 8 24 deg 7 min E, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
12S2.07 ft, cor No. 7 Frisco hale of this survey.
1:451.31 ft, witness cor to cor No. 3, a conglom
erate stone 30x12x10-ins, chiseled NN . C. 3 j
Ka-8 Fr-658.
1441.31 ft to eor No. 3, not set as it falls in the j
center of Elliott creek.
Thence N 77 deg 11 min NV, variation deg 40 i
min E.
From trpe cor No. 3.
Discovery bears N 24 deg 7 mill NV, 98.81 ft. |
490.77 ft cor No. 1, Frisco lode, and cor No. 0, ,
California lode of ibis survey.
750 ft to cor No. 4, identical with cor No. 3,
Kotsina bale of this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence N 24 deg 7 min NV, variation 30 deg 5o
min E.
1441.31 ft to cor No. 1. the place of beginning.
Containing 19.849 acres.
FRISCO lode.
Beginning at cor No. 1. on lint 3-1 Katherine
lode of this survey, a greenstone 24xlox8 ins,
chiseled 1 Fr-6C-65h; whence l’. 8. Loc. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 liears N i<8dcg42 mill 27.9 sc \N .
7648.02 ft, discovery monument bears 8 249.69 ft.
Thence South, vur. 30 deg 30 mill E.
219.09 ft, discovery.
265 ft, Elliott creek, 8 ft wide, course S 35deg
NV. . !
54.3.50 ft to eor No. 2, on line 4-1, Survey No. j
500, Copper King lode, at 8 88 deg H min 30 .
.sec K, 474.03 ft from cor No. 1. A spruce ;
plug set in a limestone boulder 8x4x3 it ex
posed, scribed 2 Fr-5 C-«i58.
Thence S88 deg 41 min :4o sec E, variation 30
deg 30 min E.
487.37 ft, witness cor to cor No. 3, a spruce
plug so* in a limestone boulder 12x8x6 it
exposed, scribed NN’. C. 3 Fr-6>*.
1025 27 ft to cor No. 3, identical with cor No. 4,
Survev No. 500 <'upper King lode.
Thence sill Ucg 15 mill HO see NV, variation 29
deg 30 min E.
rrom true eor No. 3. . (
1.72ft to eor No. 1, identical with for No. 1. \
Survey No. Mineral King hale; whence !
u it he vs cor l*> cor No. 4 bears 886 deg 22 miu
E. 2*3..5 ft.
Thence S 8*> deg 22 mill E, variation 29 deg 3o ■
miu E. I
From true cor No. 4 along line 1-1 Survey No.
5ti6, Mineral King lode.
283.5 ft, witness cor to cor No. 1, identical
with witness cor to cor No. 1, Survey N*».
5»i6, Mineral King lode, a greenstone
2D.\llxll ins,chiseled W. i*. 4 Fr-658.
575.31 ft to cor No. 5; whence witness cor to
cor No. 5 bears N 300 ft.
Thence north, variation 30 deg E.
From true cor No, 5.
300 ft, witness cor to cor No. 5, a spruce plug
set in a limestone boulder 5x3x2 it excised,
scribed \Y. C.5 Fr-4>68.
am ft, Elliott creek,8 ft wide, course N *odcg
W.
599.34 ft to cor No. 6, a greenstone 30x12x10
ins, chiseled 6 Fr-658.
Thence N 88 deg 08 min \V, variation 30 deg E.
1086.J0 ft to ftor No. Ton line 2-3 Katherine
lode of this survey, a limestone 3uxl 1x8 ins,
chiseled 7 Fr-ti-78.
Thence S2l<lcg07 miu E, variation 30 deg 40
min E. .
89.24 f‘, witness cor to cor No. 8, identical
with witness cor tocorNo. 3, Katherine
lode of this survey previously described. ,
159.21 ft ro cor No. 8, identical with cor No*3, ,
Katherine hale of this survey pre\ io,i-ly ,
described. Whence witness cor tocorNo. i
8 bears N 21 deg 7 miu W, 90 ft.
Thence N 77 deg 14 min W, variation 30 deg 40 (
miu E.
From true cor No. 8.
190.77 ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning. !
Containing 19.331 acres.
CALIFORNIA LODE,
Beginning at cor No. 1, a greenstone 26x12x10
ins, chiseled 1 t.’-twH; whence L*. 8. Jail*. Mon.
Valdez No. 8 bears N 61 deg 28 min 57.5 sec \\ ,
6234.69 ft. Discovery bears 8 76 deg 55 min 30
tee E. 1503.13 it.
Thence South, var. 3Vdcg:tO min E.
Di>* overy bears S 88 deg 26 min E, 14«»-» It- i
515.72 ft to cor No. 2, a greenstone 21xlox-4 ins, !
chiseled 2 <'-058. . {
Thence S 85 deg 24 min E, variation 31 deg •*»
min E.
717.57 it, witness eor to cor No. ;k a greenstone
28xh»xl0ins, chiseled W. i*. 3 V-tiYs. j
1027.57 it to co; No. 3 on line 1-2, Survey No.
566, Copper King lode, at 8 10 deg 1 » miu :*•> ■
sec W, 3.73 ft from cor No. 1, not set us it (
falls in Elliott creek.
Theuee N lo deg 15 min 30 sec E, variation 30 |
deg 15 miu K.
From true cor No. 3.
3.73 it lo eor No. 1. identical with cor No. 1,
Survey No. 5e*0, Topper King lode, no*, set a
it falls in Elliott creek; whence witm »•* **<.r
tocorNo. 4, bears 8 88 deg 11 min 30 sect E.
195.5 It.
Thence S KK deg 44 mill JO sec L, va nalioii .a*
(leg 15 min K.
From true cor No. 4.
105,5 ft, witness cor to cor No. i. a spruce plug
set in a limestone boulder 12xl»\lU it ex
posed, scribed W. C. 4 C-ti58.
474.03 it to coi No. •». identical with cor No. 2,
Frisco hale, of this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence North, var. »> deg 30 mill K.
Discovery hears N ft* d eg 2»1 min U , 3* ft.
.513.50 fi to cor No.«'•, identical with cor No. 1.
Frisco lode oi tiii^ survey previously de
scribed.
Thence N 77 deg II min YY, variation 30 deg 3*)
min K.
259.23 it to cor No. 7, identical with cor N->. t.
Katherine l«Hie, and co: No. 3, Ko i'.m lode
of this survey previously described.
Thence N 88 deg 2u min \V, variation 33 deg <■)
min E. , .
2I1.C6 it. cor No. 4, Kotsina lode of tnissui -
i lj 17.u*j ft to cor No. I. the place of beginning.
Containing 19.818 acres.
ULOKIA.NA LOPE.
Beginning at cor No. 1, a greenstone 21x12x4
ins, chiseled 1 U-658; whence l. S. Lot*. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 bears S 5ft deg 13 luin . 20.1 see ,
| uibi.o:; ft. Discovery bears S 23 deg 21 min E,
337.95 ft. . .
i Thence S 10 deg 15 min 21 sec \V, variation .1
| deg 5 min E.
224 ft, Klllo'l rreelr. 10 ft wide, course N *3 ^
deg MV.
Discovery bt-ar** s 4*» deg 24 min K, fr.
I ODO ft to eor No. 2, a greenstone 24x1*2x6 Ins,
ehbele«| 2 f 1-658.
Thence S Ho deg 24 inin K, variation 3n deg 30
min K.
1*410 ft to eor No. 3, oti line 1-2, Survey No. 506. '
C’ontH't King lode, at N in deg 15 min 30 see J
E, 3.73 ft from eor No. 2, a limestone 28x12x10 i
ins, chiseled 3 ft-658.
Thence N 10 deg 15 min 30 sec E, variation 30 j
deg K.
i IHwovery twars N H5 deg 24 min MV, 1312 ft.
| 4H 1.23 ft witness eor to cor No. 1, Survey No.
566, Copper King lode.
nOOit w itness eor to eor No. I. a greenstone
24X10X6 ins. chiseled MM'. C. I (t-658.
C00 ft to cor .No. 4. identical witli cor No. 3,
California lode, this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence N H5deg 21 min MM*, variation :W deg 15
min K.
From true eor No. 1.
3lo fi witness eor to eor No. 3, California lode
of tills survey.
1027.57 ft cor No. 2, California hale of this
survey.
1500 ft to eor No. 1. the place of beginning, j
Containing 20.561 acres.
Total and net area copper <Jucen, Fortuna.
Regina, Man I>y« k. Kotsin.i, Katherine, Frisco,
California and filoriana contiguous lode min
ing claim. Survey No. 658, 179.839 acres.
This elaiiy Is further described as lieing sit
uate and located In Elliot; creek valley, alniut
one-half mile west of the head of Elliott creek,
and about eight miles east of the Kotsina river.
Copper River region, Alaska, in the Valdez
Mining and Recording District. District of
Alaska, in latitude 61 deg 3m inin N*, longitude
111 deg 1 inin MV, approximately.
The adjoining claims shown by the plat of
survey are the Copper King and Mineral King
lodes. Survey No. >66 on the S. E. There are no
eonflieting claims shown by«the plat of survey,
or known.
The location of these* mining claim*
are recorded In the office of the l’. 8. I
Commissioner Mnd t.\ officio Recorder for the |
Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Alaska,
a* follows:
Copper Queen I.ode.
original location. Rook BA, Page 270.
Relocation. Rook K. Page 110.
Amended location, Rook II, Pag** 421.
Fortunn I.ode.
Original location. Rook E. Page 135.
Amended location, Rook II, Page 121.
Regina Lode.
Original location. Rook E. Page 137.
Amended location. Rook II, Pag** 422.
Van Dyck Lode.
Original location, Rook E. Page «»2.
Amended locallon. Book II. Page 410.
Kotsiua l.od»*.
Rook H. Page 439.
Katherine Lode.
Original location. Rook K.Page <12.
Amended loeation, Book II, Page 413.
Frisco Lode.
^Original locution. Rook E. Page Hfi.
Amended location, II, Page 412.
California Lode.
Book H. Page 110.
Glorianu Lode.
Original location, Book E, Page »i3.
Amended location, Hook II, Page 41G.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein*, hales, or any portion
thereof ho described, surveyed, platted and ap
plied for, are hereby notilied that unless their
adverse claims are duly Hied according to law,
and the regulations thereunder, within the
time prescribed by law. with the Register of
the United States'Land Office at Juneau, Dis
trict of Alaska, they will he barred by virtue
of the provisions of said statute.
John W. Dihi.KY,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the above and Hire
going not ice’be published in the Alaska Pros
pector, a weekly iicw.* paper of general circula
tion, published at Valdez, Alaska, for a period
of ten consecutive weeks, which I hereby des
ignate as the newspaper published nearest
the laud described in said application.
" John \V. Dvdley,
Register of U. S. Land Offi* e, Juneau, Alaska.
Date of first pub. Sept. 2», 190*3.
^ohn P. Fnv, attorney f«»r u]iplieaut, 110-ill
New York Rio* k. Seattle, Wash.
TACOMA
Is the natural outlet and the best mar
ket for the product* **f Alaska.
The TACO.M A 8MKLTKK reduces more
ores of gold, silver, lead and copper
than any other smelter on the Fuel fie
Coast.
Tlie West Coast Grocery Company of
Tacoma receives on consignment and
.sells at public sale the largest share *>f
Alaska furs handled by any single
house.
The fisheries of Tacoma ship millions
of pounds of Alaska fish—fresh, frozen,
cured, dried, smoked and pickled— to
the markets of ilie United States and
Europe
Tacoma wholesalers and jobbers sup
ply a large and constantly increasing
trade in Ala>ka,
Tacoma is the western headquarters
and chief Pacific Coast terminus of the
Northern Railway and the headquart
ers and western terminus of the Tacoma
Eastern Railroad.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway, the Union and Southern Paci
fic and the Great Northern are now
building to TacomH.
The population of Tacomit lias in
creased from :s7,711 in 1900 to 8o,ouu in
•
Tacoma real estate Is the safest and
surest investment on the Paeilie Coast.
Watch Iacoma Grow!
For further information and descrip
tive literature, uddre.-a—
Secretary of Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade.
28 TACOMA, WASHINGTON
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MEN WANTED
Welch and Company Contractors.
Welch A Co., Spokane, Washing
ton. have taken over construction
work on the Alaska Ctntral and
will push the work during the
balance of this season. All kinds
of labor wanted, machine drillers,
hammermen, drill steel sharpeners,
muckers, etc., either on tunnel or
outside work.
A pplv Treasurer’s Office, Few;ird,
Alaska
MORE TROUBLE IN CUBA
Fighting Resumed and American War
Ships Heading For Havana.
Havana, Sept. 14—Fighting has
been resumed in Pinar del Rio and
Santiago provinces. There was a
battle yesterday 20 miles south of
Havana. Moro castle signalled
the approach of the cruiser Denver
yesterday and there was great ex
citement. the populace crowding
the docks to witness the arrival of
the war vessel. Conditions are
more menacing around Havana
every hour. The rebels are blow
ing up railroad bridges and all
trallic to and from Havana is sus
pended.
Washington, Sept. 14—The
whole army is now ready to trans
fer to Cuba at a monents notice, so
the administration acknowledges,
although it is stated that there
will be no interference until it is
positively necessary. If it comes
to a fight it will be worse than
that during the Spanish war in
Cuba, as there are now 8.000 rebels
in the field. The gunboat Mariet
ta has arrived at Cienfuegos and
the cruiser Denver has reached
Havana. The Des Moines will re
main at Key West.
Marines Land at Havana
Havana, Sept. 15—One hundred
and fifty armed sailors landed last
night from the Denver and camped
in front of' the palaCe of Palma.
The landing of the sailors followed
a conference with Palma in which
he said he was unable to protect
American interests.
Raising Money
To Fight Rebels
Havana, Sept. 17—Congress has
convened with three less than a
quorum. They have suspended
all appropriation lulls in order to
make all revenues available foi
Palma to crush the revolution.
Must Protect
American Property
Oyster Bay, Sept. 17—President
Roosevelt, Taft and Bonapart and
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon
bad a conference last night lasting
se\^n hours regarding the Cuban
situation. Taft and Bacon have
been ordered to Cuba" to investi
gate affairs and see if Palma repre
sents the majority of the Cubans.
Roosevelt addressed a lengthy
letter to Palma through the Cuban
minister Quesada at Washington
in which he assured Palma of his
interest and friendliness in Cuba
but said he would not intervene
unless rioting threatened the pro
pcrty of Americans, when he would
he forced tin ler Ihe Platt resolu
tion to restore order. The letter
was wired to Palma. The insur
gent leaders are hoping for a
speedy ending of the trouble.
Sailors Withdrawn
Washington, Sept. lo—Tlje
State Department has issued a
statement that all of the sailors
landed tit Havana except a small
guard for the legation have been
ordered back to the cruiser. The
statement is made most emphati
cally that the landing was for
nothing more than to protect
American interests. The govern
ment was not advised of the land
ing until after it had taken place.
The navy department has issued
orders for a fleet of small war ves
sels to be prepared to sail for
Cuban water. No more marines
will be ianded unless rioting takes
place in tlte town. J he United
States is not taking sides aiul will
confine itself to protecting Ameri
can property.
Fleet of Cruisers Sail
Washington, Sept. 1 7—Thu cruis
ers Tacoma, Norfolk, Cleteland,
Newark, Minneapolis with more
than 2(iOU marines have been
ordered to sail immediately ior
Cuba. The Denver, Dixie and
Marietta are already there. The
Des Moines and Key West will
convey Taft and Bacon to Cuba,
The tied of vessels will suntmnd
Cuba and he ready to land the
mariners at the lirst appearance of
armtehy. Several battles may be
expected before Koosuvelt’s letter
reaches all of the insurgents,
Seattle, Sept. 17—The democrats
have nominated a full ticket, lhe
workingmens league legislature
was endorsed. Ed Cudir eo was
nominated for sheriff. The con
vention endorsed Bryan.
Midway island, Sept.' li—'Ilia
Mongolia, a twin sister ship oi the
Manchuria, went aground Satur
day on Midway-reef. The passen
gers are being safely landed with
lighters, lugs are hurrying from
Honolulu.
in i uk I'UoiiAi t‘ oi'i:i Hu: THK meld.
Tol;Y UK AI.ASK A. Ill 1 it 1 > MVISIO.N,
YAUlKZ l-ltKelNCl.
Ill llu- Muin-l : llu: t-tnlf i N.-li.. llennllg
on i’ctition lor
01 , ' l.e!ieis <>i Admin*
1*if*l Wciub'. iK. Dvi * Mined. . i>uuiioii.
NOTH’K iS HKlilallV *.IVhN UiHl K. <*.
UhIi-.h has in the a»»o\e < ..nil, a iM-tition
!»:•«»;. 11:„ that i.cLU > '» .V*t in ilil>t ration 111
uif ’ai't vi* estuie »»• i.-"H"«i to -aid i-- 1 ballon,
at:<l i;ial Saturday. Utf J'-M day «*i S» |.tern her,
> • .d J I.V1.M-* 1*. M., ' •••* 1 Hi"' 1,1 l ill* l • »•
t outliiissioiier, at tn«- l t.iun .Mains 1 otirt
in \'aldot, Alaska. I c-.*u fi-vo»l a*
i nu 11 Hit• and j-i;t. • i* •» 41 hij; >a»d j*< til ion.
Dated ihi- ilth day oi .".•pteinhor, UM».
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