THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published at Valdez. Alaska, every Thursday by the Puospkctok
Prnusiitst; Co. Piionk. Main 1.
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Jons 'iooDKi.L, Mayor
J. II. ssyi>er, Treasyrer.
J. TV. I.EEDY, I’lTY .ATTORNEY
I»r. K. M. Hoyle, Health Oefher.
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Notice to the Public.
Tin* co-partnership formerly ex
isting lietween H. II. Hildreth, J.
A. liot’KKK and \V. II. Chary, under
the firm name of Tin: Prospector
PrHUSH 1N<: Cc., was dissolved on
the 10th day of August. 1003. The
Ai.aska Prospector is now man
aged and ptddished under the same
firm name by \V. H. Chary and J.
A. Boi ukk. who assume all indebt
edness of the company, and to
whom all hills are payable:
Alaska might have most of the
magazine editors arrested'for libel,
for they allow themselves to la* im
posed on by men who have never
been in this country, or if they
have, write without stopping to
think. Unfortunately the very
brilliant young gentlemen from
Harvard, Yale or Princeton who
edit the New York magazines, and
publish a great deal about the west,
have never been more than a dozen
or two miles west of the Hudson
river, and speak of Buffalo and
Cleveland as part of the great wild,
not far from Nome or Sun Francis
co or Butte or Dawson.
lake the \\ out.os Woiik. one of
the ex|>ensive magazines of New
York. In the Oclolier nuniher one
Win. H. Stewart wrote some stuff
that no reputable western editor
could lie deceived into accepting.
No douht the editor accepted
this article in order to publish
some very good pictures on hand.
Stewart says among other things:
‘ Yet the New Alaska, which has
become so important a reality, is,
in a measure, hut a startling re
vival of the commercial Alaska of
sixty years ago. Then Sitka—a
thousand miles north of Seattle,.
Washington—was the industrial
capital of the Pacific const of Amer
ica, and San Francisco hut a gath
ering place for indolent ranch
eros,who bought their ploughshares,
hoes and hatchets from the indus
trious workmen of the far north.
From the shipyards of Sitka went
forth the first steamships built on
the Pacific, and the hells which still
Chime from many a Catholic mis
sion house were east there. * * * j
The California “Forty-niner” work- J
ed with a pick and shovel made at j
Sitka; the woolen-stuff clothing j
which he wore came from Sitka.”
Absolutely not a single statement
made in that quotation is true.
Alaska can furnish fish, gold, cop
per, furs ami tin to the outside
world in great quantities in time,
and is doing much just now. But
capital and modern methods and
appliances and markets nearby,
none of which Sitka had, wiil short
ly develop the rich resources of
Alaska.
Here is another statement made
by the delightful but inveracious
Mr. Stewart: “From end to end J
of the Yukon, the mightiest of riv
ers in the world, the traveler may
wander during four months of the
year and never see snow.” Mr.
Stewart had not heard of the Mis
sissippi and Amazon. Probably
the Yukon is the fourth largest
river in the world.
Then again: “Fields of grain
and gardens stocked with every!
variety of vegetable are now faniil- j
iar sights in the outskirts of a hun-|
dred thriving settlements.”
All this foolish and vapid exager
ation does much harm to Alaska.
The fisheries of Alaska are produc
ing great wealth and causing the
employment of many people and
much capital, but the gold, copper, j
and other mines have Won barely
prospected enough to prove the
presence of great values. As to
agriculture it has been proved that
as the demand arises .we shall pro
duce of hardy cereals and veget
ables enough for local consump
tion. This will W* enough when
we know that there will during this
century be a population of more
than ten millions if wo can develop
our resources, tor wo have a climate
similar to that of the Scandinavian
peninsula, twice its area and far
richer resources in timber, fish,
furs. gold, copper, coal oil, and the
Scandinavian peninsula lev. that
population.
Application For Patent.
IN Tilt: I'NITEU STATES I.ANII omcK AT
JCNKAC IN TIIE IUSTRICT OF ALASKA.
VOTH'K IS IIKitKI*V OIVKN, that in ptirsu
Miter lo Chapter six of Title thirty-two of
the Revised Statitesof the ('tilted States, the
LI la mar Mining < <un|*uny of Alaska, a eorpora
tion, by T. .1. Donohoe it's agent, whoa-* po*t
ofhee addre** i« Valdez, Alaska, being the own
era of, nod rlalnioi i<i)0 t •• t on Meh of the
I'otosi. Mountain, La*t Chance, Con vlef. Sola,
Copp.w «4ii‘*i,n, HI lie Jay and I'andora quarz
uiiiics, veins, lode* or uiiti wal deposits hearing
gold end eopp ■r.witn suriaee ground, :**» linear
ft. on e»;eh side of t he lode line or vein or veins
of said ilai.'ii -; ala »claiming 15U0 linear ft. of tile
Copper King quartz mine, vein, lode, or miner
al deposit, hearing gold and enp|ier, with
surface ground on me northeast side of the lod**
widtii varying from 12‘* feet at the northwest
end to :am leci at the sotitlieast end. and on tiie
southwest side of the hale, width varying front
1J.1 te t at the northwest end to :ti«u f iet at the
southeast end, and oil the southwest side of
tile lode. Width varying from 12** feet at the
northwest end to non feet at tiie - -utiieast end
of the claim; also claiming 27!.'.»• linear feet of
tiie tdadhuugh quartz mine, vein, l«*d • or min
eral deposit, hearing g«»id and eopp *r, with
aurftt,*»* ground on the nortiieaat aim* *»f the
hsle, width varying from 25 feel at the north
west etui to 13 i •*•! ut the soutticust end,and
on tiie soutnwe*t shl** **f the hale, width vary
ing from 2.'* feet at tire northwest end to | *k7
feet et the southeast end of tiie « luim; als •
claiming M;*.i linear feet of the Whnif Mleqiiurtz
min *,v«i i,l«a| • or miu**rai de|N»*it,hearing g.dd
and c >p|K*r. with surface ground on the north
eaat shle of the lode varying in widtii from 32...
it. at the northwest end feel at t he south
•ust end ami on the *outhwe*t sid** of tiie lode,
width varying troin :fc! 5 feet at the northwest
••id t**3 11 n et at the «ou|iieastcnd *.f the claim :
nI*ii claiming l-d.M linear feet of the Marliuroy
quartz mic.e, vein, hah* **r mineral deposit
i* •ariiig gold ami coppi-r, with surface ground
on the uoiiheast side of the hale, width vary
ing from 2**) feel ut the northwest end to 32.5
f *et at the southeast end, and on the southwest
shle*d the hale, width varying from 2uu feet at
the northwe*t end to 32.5 feet at the southeast
einl of the elaim; al*o claiming lots* linear feet
of the humpback quartz mine, vein, bale or
mineral di-|Mi-d(, bearing gold and copper, with
surface ground 2uU feet on eaelt si*le of the hide
line or vein of said claim; also claiming 1500
linear feet ol the Phonograph quartz min*,
vein, hsle or mineral deposit, hearing gold and
eopper, with s inaee ground on the northeast
side ot the lode, width 171 feel, and on the
southwest side of the hale, width varying from
171 feet at the northwest end to229 fee* at the
southeast end of the claim; also claiming the
Copper King mill site containing a surface area
of 2.27 acres: also claiming the (dadlinugh mill
site, containing a surface area of 4.W3 acres;
also claiming the Copper (41 teen mill site con
taining a surface area of 4.9P2 aere*. The above
consolidated hsle mining claims and mill sit •*
are situate,lying and being on Virgin Hay with
in the Prince William Sound Mining District
District of Alaska. And the said Kllaiuar Min
ing t 0111 pany of Alaska, by T. J. Donohoe, its
agent, has made application to t lie Cnited
Slates for a patent for the said mining claims
ami mill sit*w hich are more fully oescrihed
as to mete* and l> tunds by the official plat now
IM>.*trd on said mining claims and each of sai*i
mill «it -v, nn I by the Held note* of the survey
t!i-r»*oi now tiled in the atllie of the Register of
the Cnited States Land Office, at Juneau, Ala*
ka. which field notes of survey describe the
boundaries and extent of said* lode mining
claim* and mill site* on the surface, with mag
netic variations at 2Udegrees 30 minute* east of
north, as foll.-ws, to wit:
POTOSI LOI>K.
Beginning at Co. No. 1, Pot ok i Lode,
whence I'. S. Loc. Mon. No. 2, hear* N. 15 deg*.
37 min*. W. 1524.20 feet distant, set post scribed
1-S-5.V. A-Potosi; thence.S. 20 d-*g. On min.K 15fto
if. to po<t scribe l 2^* 556-A -Pot os i; thence.S. 42
• leg. 3» min. W. 6o» feet to post scribed 3-S-5.V*
A-Poia*i; thence north 29deg.00inin.W. 15m ft.
to|M»*t scribed 1-S-Vni-A-l*otosi; thence \.42deg.
•’■I* min. K. :'•**» led to (tost No 1. place of In-gin
ning, containing an area of 10.5*0 acres.
MOPNTAIN LOOK.
Beginning at Loc. Cor. No. I, Mountain hale,
whence 1*. S. Loc. Moil. No. 2 bear* N. 45 deg. .‘17
inin.W. 4524.20 feet distant, sM |to*t scribed l-S
550-A M onntain; the>*cet N. 42 deg. ;tn min K.
6on ft.to jH*st si-rifted 2-S-556-A-Moiintain; tberee
S. *20 deg. 00 min. K. 1500 feet to post scribed 3-S
’•56-A-Mountain; tlu-m-c S. 42 deg. 30 min. W.
•500 it.to p »m »erihed 4-S-VaVA-Mouiitaiii; thence
N 20deg. no mill. Iraki feet to post No. l.the place
i.f beginning, containing an area of P.».5*o acre*.
LAST CHANCE LOOK.
Beginning at I ate. Cor. No. 1, Last Chanee
lode, wheiue C. S. Lnc. Mon. No. 2 bears X. 41
d-g. 41 mill. W. 3025.30 feet distant, set post
M-ribed l-S-V.6-A-Last Chanee; thenee S. 47 deg.
3 i mill K. 15w feet to post scribed 2-K-556-A-Iai*t
Chanee; thence S. 42 deg. 3n min. W.iUl feet to
post scriWd 3-S-5V»-A-Iaist Chanee; thence N.
17 deg. 3.1 min. W. along th - meunder line of
Virgin Bay 15»u feet to post scribed 4-S-556-A
Lnst chain-e; thenee N. 42 deg. 30 min. E. fimi
feet along the meander line of Virgin Bav to
l*ost No. 1, the place of b-giniiiiig, eoutaining
an area o! 20.66 acres.
CONVICT LODE.
P. -gllining at LiH-ation Corner No. 1, Convict
Lisle, \vlienee l*. S. Lix*. Mon. No. 2 bears N. 44
deg. 41 min. W. 3025.30 feet liistant, set is.st
scribed l-S-556-A-Convict; thence N. 42 deg. 30
min. E. 6M feet to post acrib-'d 2-S-5Y*- A -Con
vict; thenee S. 47 deg. 30 min. K. MOO feet to
|sist scribed H-S-Vai-A-i umict; thenee S. 42 deg.
.‘U min. W. 6X1 feet to post scribed 4-8-556-A
Convlct; thence N. 47 deg. 30 mill. W. 1500 feet
to post Ni». 1, the place of beginning, contain
ing an area of 20.66 acres.
SOLA LODE CLAIM.
Beginning at Loc. No. 1, Seda Lode, whence I*.
S. 1.04*. Mon. No. 2 bears N. 56 d ‘g. 43 min. W.
2M1G.H0 feet distant, set post scribed 1-S-VK-A
Si»la; thence K. 42 <ieg. 3n min. E 6tmfct to
|*i*t scribed 2-S-556-A-Sola; thence S. 47 deg. 30 1
min. E. 1.730 f*ct to post scribed H-8-.VmS-A-.Si |a;
thenee S. 42 deg. 30 miu. W. GUO f.^t to |»o*t
scribed 4-8-556-A-Kola; tiience N. 47 iieg. 30 min.
W. 15m feet ti> |>ost No. 1, the place of begin
ning, eoutaining an area of 20.66 n«-re*.
COPPER KING LODE.
Beginning at late. Cor, No. 1, Copper King
Lode, whence l*. 8. lax*. Mon. No. 2, bears N. 55
d g. 22 min. W. 1514.*•> feet distant, set p-ist
scribed l-S-556-A-Copper King; thenee N. 42deg
*»min. E. 120 feet, shaft 2x4x4 feet, 240 feet to
P<t*t scribed 2-S-55G-A-Copper King; them
> 47dcg. ftimin E. 14'.’!. 40 feet to jm»m scriitcrt
i-S-54i-A-<‘upper King; thence 8. 42deg. 30min [
\V. »Mm (*t*! !•* p»i*t wrllsst |-s-.V4b A-Copper
King: lufinr N. _i. ti n )* min U *t«t;V n r
• iin*nMrr lino »f \ irg’n Hay 7*7.1.* foot l«» pwt
j scribeo v-s-AV;. a-Copper King; • li-nee N. 47 deg.
i :t* min. 'V. 701. W fe*t to p.^t No. 1. tin* place of
1 l**gint:ing, containing an area of 11.Ill Mrr.
OUmiOl hll I <*!>!!.
j Beginning at lav alion r*.rv.*.*r No. 1, lilad
hotigii l. itl*', whence i'. S. |a>e. M ill. Ni». “ lei1 r*
N. M d.nr VI min. \Y. btll.so fer* distant. ret
|*nt scril* d l-S-V^-A-Madhugh; thdic-N «*2
• ex. •'*» sniii. K. V* f t.» p.j»i «rrll.rd 2-s-YV, \
(«la«ih ough; limin' s. |7 d**g. •** mil*. K. 2Vn f
|»»4 «rrMel .VHvvx.A-ttlsMh.Migh; tin me s.
4i deg. Jo min. \Y. |Ji»:*i f- et, intersecting lotie
line from which * -trier of shaft I’**'.* it., Sn» f*
deep, bears N. 22 dex. .'*» min \\ . In feet, dial***!
'2 to loel f.* te **•( s.*r;i*e4 4-S-.Y*iV. v-fdad'iongo:
thenre N. |0»Vi|. If* mill. tv. along the meat* hr
line of Virgin Bay 21 #.«»'• feet to ptM No. |. tin
plaee «»f la'ginttfnx. containing an nm t>f u.X!
acre*.
tnrpKK gi KKN Umr..
Beginning at la» -ali<»n t «»ri er No. I, I*. p|a*r
gneen l«t*de, wiieiiee 1'. 14. I/H' Mon No. 2 I* :ir«
N.iMfieg. V* min V\ . l:V*7 .an ie**t distant. *d
|H»t MTils'i! I-S-.Y**- A-fttfe, er giievn; thence V
12 deg. rat mfti K ;tnn fe t, discover** shaft Ixlvl
feet, «n fvl to p.st lib-«l *2-S Va;-Afopp r
gm n: tbemv s. »7 flex a* min K Wm ft- i t *
p «l s ila*»l :t-S~VtrV-\.«i.vj>*r tjnn'ii: Ihetiee S.
12 tit .. .*u mill. IV. lift* feet to |a»st •erileal ! " Vv
A-f opp r g».een: liieiice N. 17 deg .'«» in in. \\.
Kim f-ct to post Nt». !, the place »»f beginning,
•••mtatning an area el 3D.M acres.
BU R JAY.
Beginning a! l/x atl >»n Corner No. ! Mine fay
i/*fle. n hence l*. ,*t. laic. Mon. N*». 2 l*ear*» S. *t»
•leg. min. \V. IKtT.VO feet distant, set pnl
serf ImmI l-S-.Y*.- \-Bloc Jay; thence N. 1*2deg. JO
mill. K '2H0 feet across Ibh free It. 20 feet wide,
coins •ni»rt0 )t» deg.i»i miii.W.i'Oi ft.to pt»«f scrib
ed 2-H-VaV- A-PInc lay: the tire S.I7 dex. to tnin.K.
Mo fed, across K1si» t reck. IH feet wide. eonrse
mirth VI dt g. m min K. l.'iOO feet to post scrilied
.US-Vsi-A-Bluo Jay; tlftice S. 42 «lcg 3n min. \V.
rfeM ft., whence si.jtft *.\lx4 f»* *1 !*«•*’« N. 47 deg.
do min. W. ion fed, distant »*«tai feet It* |»ost
serilH-U 4-S-Val-A-Blue Jny; thence N. 47 deg.
min. B M>> left i * yaad v». l. tin- flare .>f bp*
ginning, containing an area *»f '20.t4* acres.
WIIAItK S1TK IjOr»K.
Beginning at Location Cor. No. I. Wharf Mb*
l«nde. whence K. S. Ism*. Moii No. *2 laars S. To
•leg. :W initi. W. '.*U.20 feet distniit. sc! pt»s|
scribed 1-S-ViH-A-Wliarf Sit •: them** V 12 deg
J*i mill. K. •*■'» feet to pisl scrilwd 2 S-VaV- A-WViari
Site; tlicnce S. *V»*leg. 2o min. K. Vsi f*—t to p«»st
«cr|ti**d J-S-.V'ai- A-M'diarf site; thence S. i" deg.
i :*» ntin. K. :u»» fed t«» post scrtlH>*| 4-S .VaV-A
Wharf Site; thence S. 4*2 deg. :U> mill. W. *kat ft.
I to i*. st st*rjt»ed .'»-s-'*s,..\• \\'liarf sit**; tlienee N.
j -jodeg. ;tl min. NV. 0b'».2»i ft. to p *st No. 1, the
I pi ace of beginning, containing an arcs oftt.Otl
acres.
MAHIJNHOY LO|)i:.
Beginning at Ln-ation < ortior No. 1. Mnrlln
rov Ish|c, w lienee I’. X law. M.»u. No. 2 hear* X.
12 d if. initi. W. 12'* f rl. set jmixi 1-X
Y*#» A Marlin roy: fhnec N. r«0 deg. Ho min. W.
I'M O—i I.* p *t m>riln<4| 2-S-Yi.-\-Marhnr4*y:
thence N. 42 41 eg. .O mill. K. 4‘M feel 0* |» -st
MTibol :*-s-Yi»v-a-Marlinmy: thenee s. an deg.
iSO mill. K. one fed Hero** Fi»h Creek. 2* f e?
wide, roiirv K. l*7n feel to p *t seriticd l-X-YW \
Marlinroy; thenee X. 42 deg. 3n min. \\. »V> f cl
t<* post n«-ritied YS-YV*-A Mariinroy: thciic- \.
7o oeg. nn mill. IV. along the li)ie «»f Virgin Hay
"»** fed acres'* Fish Ci\ek.2N feet wide, course N.
30 deg. hi min. K. .702 fe t i*o«t *4 rib 4| i.-S-YV.
A-MnrIInrov; thenee x. 12 deg.:*4» min. W. along
the line of Virgil; Hay 2.XI feet • » j*o*t No. 1, tin
place of beginning, containing nu area of .7.Vd
acres.
PAN DOHA LOOK.
Beginning at La-ation Corner No. 1. Pandora
lade. whence F. X. L»*-. M#*ii . No. 2 I wars x. s
•I g. 3n min. W. ail fe**t distant, set p at serifed
1-X YsbA-Pandora: thenee X. 12 deg. ISO min. K.
*•00 ft. t«. |s*st «ern».-d 2-X-.V»*-A-Pandora; thence
S. tin 41 eg. ;il) mill. K. l.Ttltl feet t« • post vribed 3-S
YVt-A*Pandora; the.ie.-X. 42 deg ;UI min. \Y. 31*
fi*et across ert*<*k 20 feet wide, eourae north *7
• leg. 00 mill. W. ism lee! to p M scribed l-X-.Vai-A
Paiolora; thenee N. lid deg. 30 min. W.rtoo feet
across Fish fre-'k, 2-’» fed wide, eours4* east I sm
feet to post No. 1. the place of twginniug. con
taining an area of 20.12# acres.
lirMPBACK l.ol»K.
Hegiiining at La-nthm tNinicr No. 1, flump
hack Lnie, whence I' S. I.oe. Moti. No. 2 lienn*
S. 11 deg. 21 mill. K. -771.tin feet distant. *cl p. st
serih.’d l-S-.Vrfi-A-Humpback ; theme N. *'J d-g.
3* min W. H.VI feet to post scribed 2-s-Yai-A
lluiliphrtck; them— X. 3X deg . 30 mill. \Y.4V»lt.
b» post *eriIh*»1 3-S-.\V;- A-lluniphuck ; tko’liee N.
12 u g. :so min. K. 0"* feet to post M.-iibcd 4 S-.V.i
I A il'impbaek; theme X. #h deg. 30 min. K. 4;Vi
feet t*» post aerila’d .VS-YC-A-Humpback;
j thenee X. •'■*»_d*-g. .&• min. K. D7o fed to |»o»t
• i-rilied lYK-.Vsi-A-11limpbaek; thenee X. 42 deg.
3*» min. W. 4*mi feet to p »st No. 1. the place «•/
beginning, containing mi area * f I2..7X* acres.
PIION4K1HAPII LOOK.
Hegiiining at location Corner, No. 1. Phono
gre.pli Ldc, undue 4’. s. Ia»e. Mou. No. 2,
bears X. 43 deg. 2X lulu . K. 14l0.Yi feet distant,
*d post scribed 1-S-YV.-\.phoii -graph; fiieiic
X. 42 dag. ;t»» min. \V. 4oo feet !•» mist w-riLd 2-X
Y*;-A-Plwiiiogruph; thenee N. 2* deg. 04 min. W.
•773 feet to |ai*t s iihetl il-S-V*;.A*Phoiu>graph;
•hence N. 42 deg. 2D min. \V. nbuig the Tine «»r
Virgin Kay D-d .Ml feet to |h*i seribed 4-X-Ysya
Phoiiograph; thenee S. 42 deg. :&> min. h. ;M2
ft. foiHial -eribed YS 'iVi-A-IMioiiograph; tio’liee
S. :v» deg. 3*» min. K. !•>■*» fe i *44 post N«». 1. the
place *1 beginning, eonlaioiug an area of lo.M-7
acres.
COPPEK KINO MILL KITE.
Beginning at Location Corner No. I, Copper
King Mil: *iie, u hen c C. X. Loc. Mon. No. 2
bears N. 3 deg. 41 min. VV. 2Xrj feel distaut. and
1 Cor. No. 1 Copper King Lisle, la*ar* N. 2D deg. 3.7
mill. K. 220.7.7u f- e| distant, set po»t hcrite.-d 1-X
Y’s*-lt-Cop|K*r King; tin-nee > ii7 deg. 00 min. K.
along the lim- of Virgin Hay 112 feel 1«» |h»*i
scribed 2-S-.Ysl-H-Cnpj.er King: thenee s. todeg.
(Ml min. \V. lYi fed I-, irtxt scribed #-K-.Y*>-1<
Cooper King, on Hue of Virgin Hay; tin-nee X.
13 deg. 3-.» min. \Y. 3D3.3U feet t«» |s»*t seribeil 4 X
Yai-H-Copia-r King; tlieiiee N. deg. 30 min. K.
along the Hue of Virgin Hay D7 feel to |msi No.
1 I, tin* plaee of iwgiiiiiiiig, containing nu area of
I 2.27 acres.
OLADIfOrOfl MILL KITE.
ncginumg at Location torncr No. l.idnd
Imugli Mill Kite, on line of Virgin Bay. whence
1. S. I,«*c. Mon. No. 2 hear* N. lt» rlcg. I > min. \\ .
;unr*.**» feel, mill Cor. No. 1. tdadliougli l.odc,
bears N. 17 deg. r.» min. E. 217.7.70 feet distant,
a-I post scribed 1-S-.7.V. H-< d°dh<Tigh; thenecS.
41 deg. ml mill. E. along the line of Virgin Hav
391 feel lo p. si scribed 2-S-Yifi-|t-< dad hough;
f lienee K. 4** deg. mi min. W. HVi.fiii feel Lo po»i
M-ri l#ed :bS-.YiG-lt-«; lad hough; 111 cnee N. 1»'» d.*g.
17 min. W. |:U) feet along tiie lacandcr lint* of
Virgin Hay to post scribed 4-K-.7.7«;-ll-<dMdhnugh;
tlienee N. 49 deg. un min E. I.V» f *et to post No.
1, the place of ticgiiiiiing. containing an area « f
4.993 acres.
COPPER QVKEN MILL KITE.
Beginning at Location Corner No. I, 4*op|a*r
Queen Mill Site, on line «.f Virgin Hay. whence
I . s. Loe. Mon. No. 2 bear* N. 11 deg. 2t» min. \\.
33I3.H0 feel di*iaut. and for. No. 1. < oppei
Queen Lode, bear* N. S deg. 44 lulu. E. 2737.«in
f*ct distant, ret post scritied l-S-.7oi»-H-<'opper
Queen; thence S. 41 deg. no milt. E. along the
line of Virgin Bay. 3U9 feet to )M»st scribed 2-S
■Yifi-B-Coppcr Queen; thence S. *9 deg. w» min.
M. 7.»2 feet to post * Tilted 3-S-.V*V-ll-C'»pper
Queen; theuce N. 20 deg, :40 miu. W. along the
line of Virgin Bay 31S.73 feet to post acribcd 4 S
•V^B t opiaT Queen; thence N. 49 deg. M» miu.
E. ti.xi..>o feet to pest No. 1, the place of hcgiti
: ing, containing an area of 4.992 acres.
The notice of location of said mining claims,
or veins and mill sites, are of record in the
•*(n**e *d the mining recorder of the Prince
William Sound Mining District, being the Val
dez recording district in the district of Aln»ku.
The presumed general course <-r direction of
each of said “tdadhougli,” 'T«pjH*r King,”
•Vop|*cr Queen,” ••Pandora.” •Tonvict,” * Mar
liuroy,” “Ijtst Cliaucc,” “Sola,” -Blue Jay.”
“Phonograph.” “^fountain,” ••Humpback.”
••potosi," and “Wharf site” claims or vein*, is
shown iipou tiie plat n s»ed up .n sahl milling
claims, and in the Putted States Land Office «f
Juneau, Alaska, as near as can la* determined
from the present development; and saeh of
said claims ladug for tiie number of linear fed
together with tiie surface ground shown up <n
••aid official plats. The said mining premises
hereby sought to la* patented are partly bound
ed on tli • west nud northwest by the water- of
\ irgiu Bav and the ‘‘Hidden Treasure” hale
claim, and on s:II other sides by unclaimed
public domain. The <■ lad hough. Cop|ier King
and VopjHT Queen mill sites herein sought to
be (tateiited ale situated on a II: ek of land ex
tending into the waters of Virgin Pay, and are
bounded ou two sides by said waters, and on
the south by unoccupied and i:n -laluied imb- !
IP-domain. The said mining claims and mill,
sites arc designated as Mineral s.irvev No. .77*
A and B on the official plats.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, veins, iodcs. pr.nr:i»:*s.* mill ]
sites, or any portions thereof so dc-.-ribcd, sur- 1
yeye I, platted and applied for, arc hereby noli, j
iied that unless their adverse claims are dnlv i
tiled according to law and tl •• regulations
thereunder, within the time pres • ib d by law. I
witli the Register of the I'nited State* Land Of- 1
fice at Juneau, in the district of Alaska, thev
wlll tie barred by virtue of the provisions of |
said statute.
JOHN W. DCDLKY, Register. I
It b hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Ik* p iblished for the statutory period in tin
‘•Alaska Prospector,” a weekly ire* spatter pub
lldie l at Valdes. Alaska.
JOHN W. Pl’DLKV, Register,
rbit» of first publication. Sep. 24,1933.
T. J. lat.NoHOK and T. R. Lyons.
Attorneys for Applicant.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ.
OIKmv: ALASKA
Swan Building. McKinWy St.
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
Swan
: Building. Valdez.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Mining nnd Land Uw», Hpc^mlties
VALDEZ, ALASKA
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LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Ave. Vai.dez.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
V. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
OAI.IANO (KAYAK). ALASKA
T J ON OHOE,
Attorney at Law,
I SWAN Ht'ILKl.NO. VALDEZ
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A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer atul Surveyor.
t". S. Deputy Mineral atul Land
Surveyor.
Next door to Ni/.inu.
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
5. Q. MATHEWS,
Sanitary • Wit;.
Steam Fittiny; and
Water Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Valdez.
H. R. Elliott E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
VADFZ DM
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
Saratov Baths
2nd St., hack of telegraph oflii-e.
Mrs. Hanson, Proprietor.
Beds, $2 a Week. Baths, 25c.
HOTEL D1LLER.
Headquarter* for Valdez people. l*ju rooms
Kate* *Vi fonts, $1 and flJiU per day. Firarela>*
ke.olaiirrm in cunneelion. Free Hu*. Duu aite
1*. K. I'osti i»i*.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
• ’.» First Ar. * {'Diversity .t., SEATTLE
Seliuul ul 0|H-n All Year
Practical Mining, ant Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Arehiteeture, hrawing and Assay
ing Assaying of Or.**, f&">; Hultion ami f'liloY
iiiation A*»ay. Hloapipe Assay, $10. Full
eour-eof Amoving, lio. E*tal>IUhe«l 1S61. S**ud
for eireular.
A. VAR DER HAUER, President.
IK* F.ilt.iti Street, San Francisco, («l. One
M**k treat of fitv Hal).
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT & SMITH, Props.
Felix's Restaurant.
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St. Valdez.
Copper River
graying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
THE ‘SIESTA'
Newly Furnished Rooming House.
Each Room or Suite of Rooms in admirably suited for family use.
Place for Stove. All Convenience*. KEYSTONE AVE.
R. H. PARKER, Prop.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior |*>iiits. Large com
fortable quarter* with every accommodation for
man or beast. Garden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
LEN THOMPSON, Proprietor. 12 Miles From Valdez.
Workman’s Road House
P. MAGNUSSON, Proprietor.
First roadhouse huilt on Government
Trail. Can accomodate ">0 people, has large
warm hum for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
mushcr desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
“Our Road House”
At Foot of Summit on Route to Interior. Best Ac
comodations for Man and Beast. Freighting to all
Points Contracted for. Address Valdez,
21 Miles From Valdez. Good pasture fenced.
WILSON, DAVISON & LITTLE, IWkiktoks.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Xizina, Chisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
Best of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roadhouse.
F. G. BARTLETT, MANAGER.