THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
1 ul>lidled ut A alder, Alaska, every Thursday hv the I’kosi’kitoii
Pt'Bt.isitixi; Co. Piionk, Main 1.
Entered at the Valdez postofficens second class matter.
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HEATTI.E OKKU’K: Ri*»m jnfi R«lh-v Rnihl
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AUTHORIZED AGENT*.
Tho rumrwrtm Don ‘•ale at the following
new a Miami*:
I*. O. New* St a ml. Scat lie.
Puget Sound New* Co. Seattle.
I*, o. New* stand. Juneau.
Eugene McCarthy New* Stand. Skagway.
I*, n. New* Stand. Eagle, Alaska.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
COTJMil.MKN.
H. W. Ru ut. W. 8. AMT.
8. A. Hunt. W. E. UtHitt,
1'. V. IXB5IT, E. C. Kinmiuc.
JliRS (iOOMlL.
John nnOMtLL, ' Xmna
t. U. Savi'K*. T«r »*< Rim.
J. W. I.rvi'v. rrrr Anwanr
I>r. K. M. HoYi.r, IIkai.tii iintrca.
II. l int. ii.irk.
F. M. Iinwa. p«r>. srmni. R»«*t>.
Now that the chandier of com
merce is com|>oaetl of live men an«l
representative citizens, its actions
arc more in accord witli tlic senti
ments of the community. Xeforc
the reorganization they de<-ided to
tell the Senatorial committee at
the banquet that they wanted tirst
of all territorial government. The
chamlier realized by the time the
party reached town, that such ac
tion was directly against the wishes
of the majority of the citizens, and
the territorial question was side
tracked. When they tried to secure
a man who would s]icak in favor
of territorial government according
to program at the banquet, they
approached every memlier of the
chamlier who was capable of mak
ing a speech, and but one was will
ing to undertake it. Since that
time the territorial agitation has
been lost sight of to such an extent
that in the reminder sent by the
chandier to the Senators not one
word is said regarding territorial
government. Excepting the one
ardent admirer of Ex-(lovcrnor
Swincforth’s literary gems, it is
safe to say the territorial agitation
has not an advocate in the cham
ber of commerce. The I’iiosi'kctok
and Vox l'opuli have every reason
to feel gratitied by this reversal of
the action of the former fossilized
chamlier.
The editorial writer of tin* Xkw*
seems to Ih- unalde to overcome Ids
disappointment over the citizens of
Valdez refusing to send delegates
to the territorial convention at Ju
neau, and in the last issue publish
ed a number of comments tending
t«» increase any ill-feeling south
eastern Alaska may have for this
section. This feeling, if it exists1
at all outside of a few disgruntled
newspapers, was started hy the en- j
tirely unwarranted mis-statement'
published by the Nkws of the ac
tion and sentiment of the mass
meeting which resolved to send no
delegate to Juneau. It seems
strange that a resident of Valdez
should consider that the Ketchikan
Joi k.vai. and Douglas Nkws were
lielter qualified to judge what w'ould
be to the advantage of this town
than a mass meeting of its citizens;
men who have their homes here,
and who have individually more
brains than all the editors of the
trio of southeastern Alsska territor
ial papers put together.
• * *
Is a territorial form of govern
ment a sort of purgatory through
which we must pass in order that
we may l>c cleansed and purified
preparatory to reaching the prom
ised statehood? Some who are
enjoying the freedom of a district
ask for territory, while those in
territories are howling for statehood
Why not lend our energies toward
building up a population, then skip
the purgatory and go strait for
statehood. By that time we may
jMissihly lie all good, clean, honest
Americans, who will not need the
scouring.
• * •
The Ketchikan Joi knai. accuses
Valdez of starting a new game.
Judging from the language used in
that sheet some one connected with
it must have been practicing a:
similar game since childhood.
• * *
The Douglas Nkws seems to
think that the question of a terri
torial form of government w ill he
one of the subjects discussed hv
the non-partisan convention. Fun
ny. aiut it?
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Part
nership.
: Wiffli'K fts hereby given «tint the copartner
ship heretofore existing between Oscar
la&rsnta Mini l(o> Rutherford, under tiie firm
UMine *A the Valdez l.umlsT Com puny, has Ikvii
tills day dissolved. Oscar latrsim will assume
i all fields and liabilities, and will continue to
conduct the business under the name of the
Valdez Lumber r«au puny.
Oscar I.titans.
Roy Kt’T»IKKH»RI>.
Valdez, Oft. II. BUI.
Application For Patent.
IN TIIE I NITEH STATE# LAND OYYU’K AT
JI'NEAU IN TIIE hlSTRit’T OK ALASK A.
KToTITE IS IIERERV HIVES, that In pursu
aiiee to rtoipler six of Title thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes of the t'lilted States, the
Ellainar Mining Cniii|iaiiy of Alaska, a corpora
tion, by T. J. Ibitiohoc its agent, win we |*ost
ofRee address in Valdez, Alaska, ladng tiie own
ers of, and ebiimiug I'm feet on each id the
I'otiwt. Mountain, Unt Chance, Convict, Sola,
Topper tjuccti. Blue Jay and 1'awlnni ipiarz
mines, veins, bales or mineral deposits bearing
gold and copper,with surface ground, :t»M linear
it. on each side of theliale line or vein ur veins
of said claims; alsocluiuiing 1 '**> linear ft. of the
Copiier King i|iiartz mine, vein, bale, nr miner
al «le|Nislt, bearing gold and copper, with
surface ground on the northeast side of the bale
width varying from Via feet at the northwest
end to :»Ri feet at tin* southeast end, and on the
southwest sidcof the bale, width varying from
l'l’i feet at the northwest end to feet at the
southeast end, atul on the southwest side of
the bale, width varying from 12» feet at the
northwest end to:t:K> f.*ct at the southeast end
of the claim; «l-o claiming 27 Li* linear feet of
the Hladhatigh i|iiariz mine, vein, lode or min
eral deposit, (tearing gold and copper, with
surface ground on tic northeast side of the
bale, width varying fr«»m 2o feet at the north
west end to |.T.i;! fret at tlio southeast end.and
on the southwest side *»f the bale, width vary
ing from 25 feet at the northwest end to luu.7
feet at the southeast end of the claim; also
claiming H2*.i linear feet of the Wharf Silei|iiartz
mins,vein,bale or mineral de)Mts||,bearing gold
and cooper, with surface ground on the uortii
cast side of the bale varying i:i w idth from Jfci.o
ft. at I he northwest end to:fcm feet at the south
east end and on tiie southwest side of the lisle,
width varying iruiii :££.-• feet at the northwest
end to Ami feel at tiie southeast end id the claim;
nl'o claiming lng.1.*linear feet of tiie Marlinroy
•1111111/. mine, vein, i.mp- <»r uiui -uii u<-|»o»ii
bearing gold mnl rup|icr, with surface ground
ou the uortbeast side . f the bale, whit b vary
ing from 'Jim itvl at the northwest cli«I to22.A
f*-et at the Moiithea'I end, mnl oil the mo-i lb w est
side of the hale, wiiliii varying froig jnn feet at
the northwest end t*>L'.‘» feel at the southeast
eml of the elaim; also claiming lAnn linear feet
of tlie Itmnphack t)ii*rtx mine, vein, hide or
mineral dc|Nv*it, hearing gohl ami copper, with
"iirfa-e ground Jot feet on eaeli side of the |ir|«>
!in• • *•. vein <*i mill claim; mInh elafming iaui
linear feet of tier I’nomtgiaph t|iiai*tx mine,
vein, hale or mineral Iiearing gohl ami
cornier, will) surface grouml on the northeast
nine »*f the hale. width 171 feel, ami on tile
*ouiuw*e*t able of the bs|.\ vvhltii varying from
171 leel at the nurtltue-l eml l«>22!> fee* at the
southeast eml of the elaim; also elaiming the
Co|»|ter King mill aite containing asurface area
uf ul tWHii also claiming Ioe <.hulhangii mill
riie. containing a surface area of l.'f.c; acre*;
al*> claiming tiie <‘op|»cr Ouren mill *il« eon*
tainlng a nurfaec area <>| I yt»j acre*. The above
consolidated bale mining claims urn! mill sites
are sit unte, lying ami being on Virgin Buy with*
in tlie Prince iVilliam Soiiml Mining District
District of Alaska. Ami thesabl Kliamar Min
ing l oinpany of Alaska, hy T. J. Donohue, its
agent, has made application to llie I niteil
Slates for a |*t ten I for t lie said mining elaim*
ami mill sites, w hich are more fully ile*cril»cd
us to metes um! bound* hy the official plat now
|M»ste<l on suhl mining claim* ami each of saitl
mill sites, ami by the flehl notes of the survey
there tif now Med in the ottlee tif tin* Register tif
the I'nited State* Land OlTiee. at Juneau, Alas
ka. whieh field note* of survey describe the
boundaries ami extent of saitl bale mining
claims ami mill site* nil the surface, with mag
netic variation* at 2»tlegree* 3h minutes east of
north, a* follows, to w it:
I’OTOSI LOOK.
Beginning at Ian*. Co. No. 1. I’otosi Me,
whence I*. S. I oc Mon. N't». 2, l*ear* N. -15 deg*.
•*7 mins. \V. IA2I.2U f -n distant, s**t po*t scribed
i-S-VaVA-l’titosi; thenee.S. *.t t|»*g. 0i» min:K. InOO
ft- I** post scrilied 2-S-.V*»-A-l*o!osl; tlienee,s. Ij
•leg. :to min. \Y. an feet to im»s| s'*iihcd :hS*Vsh
A-rotasf; theme north 2a «Ieg.Ot»inin.\V. lAtm ft.
tt» |u»*t aeribe«l 44*-.V*i-A-I'otosi; liieiiee N.lgtleg.
•b min. K. ham foot to |M»at No. 1, place of begin
ning, containing an area of ly.'iHy acres.
MOCXTAIN LOOK.
Beginning at I an*. Cor. No. I, Mountain bale,
wlienee I". K. laa*. Mon. Nt». 2 bears N. IA tb*g. .'t7
iiiiu.W. hVJl.jii f.-vt ili*tant, *"t pst scribed l-S
.V*hA-Mt,iiutiiin; thence. N. 42 tl g. :m min K.
AW fl.ltt |*»'t scriltcd J-S-AAil-A-Mountain; thet'ee 1
S. it deg. U» min. K. lAtm feet to |N>st serf Ih*<1 :t-S
y*.-A Mt>uutuiii; theiiee S. »2 tleg. 3n in in. NY.
tarn ft.to |to*t scribed <t-S-.Vai-A-Muiiiitain; thence !
N Jtiileg. isi min. t-'smfeet to |»-.»st No. l.the place
of beginning, containing an area of lil.ASit acres.
» iiaai r. M'ur,.
Beginning al Ian-. (Mr. No. I, Last Chance
hale, whence I*. S. La*. Mon. No. 2 la-ars N. 14
♦leg. II min. W. :»&'•.:«> feet distant, set post
mtIIkmI 1 -S-YsbA List Chance; thence S. 47 deg.
Hnniin E. 1'kMI feet to |m»m scribed 2-S-.itt-.\ Ust
Chance; thence s. 42 deg. an min. W.UM) feet to
|an*t scribed :{-K-.YiT»-A-l.asl Chance; thence N. ,
47 deg. :X) min. W. along the meander line of
Virgin Bay I sm fe *4 to |M»s| scribed 4-K-V*>-A
Last chancy; thence N.42 deg. :in min. K. fm
feel along flie meander line of Virgin Bay to ,
post No. 1, the place of beginning, containing
an area of JU.Ui acres.
CONVICT LOOK.
Beginning at L»ralion Corner No. 1, Convict '
Lode, whence I*. S. La*. Mon. No. 2 hears N. 41
deg. 41 min. \V. ;kr»'*.:ia f.-ct distant, set post
M-ribcd l-s Vai-A-fonviet; thence N. 42 d-g. :tn
min. E. i*n» feet to post scribed 2-S-.'-V»-\-Con
vict; thence S. 17 deg- :tn min. E. I sm feet to
post scribed S-.-s-.YsbA-Couviet; thence S. 42 deg.
4* min. \V. lino feet to |a»st M-rilied i-S-.Vii-A■
Convict; the lie* * N.47«leg.:tn min. \V. l.'Nft) f;-el
to post No 1, the place of beginning, contain
ing an area of jM.Ui acres.
SOLA LOOK CLAIM.
Beginning at l.*a\ No. I, Sola Lode, whence l\
K. La*. Mon. No. 2 l**ur» N. -V. deg. 4S min. \V.
2Hli. an fe t distant, set |a»st -. rib. d 1-s-.Yn;.\
*ola; thence N. 42 deg. :jn min. E. UW f.*et to
post scribed 2-S-VsV- \-S»*la; thence S. 17deg. :*)
mill. E. 1-Vn» f.*et to poai scriiied S-S-VsbA-S. l.i;
I hence S. 42 deg. Ho min. W. UN) feet to ihjmI
teribed 4-8-.VY.- A-Sola; tlieiii e N. 47 deg. HO min.
l\ . I nn) feet to p.*st No. 1, the place of i*egili
ning, containing an area of 3».U» acres.
COIM'EU KINO LODE.
Beginning at La*. Cor. No. 1, Copp**r King
Lale, whence I’. S. L«a*. Mini. No. 2, bears N. .V» ;
leg- 22 min. W: l»*4.U> feet distant, set po«t
a*ril»ed !-S-.V»:*-A-Coi»|a-r King; thence N. 12deg. j
h E. 13i feet, shaft 2x4x4 feel, 24*» feel to!
[*ost scribe-1 2-S-.W*-A-i‘upper King; them*-* !
Wdeg.aa uiin E. ILl.lo l . t to |*o»t scribed i
s’.- A -Co p| k- r King; tii-nee S. 42 deg. Ji) miu
Uni feet to |»«t «-rli«d l-S-.Ysi-A-CopiM-r
King; thence N. 3i ib-g 17 miu \V. along the
meander line of Virgin Bay7K7.1'» feet to p. m
u-ribed A4’upper King; (hem*e N. 17 deg.
min. W. 791.Ml fe -t to po-t No. 1. the place of
Kgilining, containing an area of U.U1 acres.
OLADIKH’fill L)I)K
Beginning at La-atUm Corner No. I. Clad
lough Lide, wh.-nee I*. S. La*. Mon. No.2 bears ,
*•*! deg. VI ntln. IV. 12414ft) feel dis.'aul. se'
>isf scrlb -d l-K-W.-A-Oladhaugh; |n -nc*- \ 12 j
leg »»lain E. »» i**ei io |*.*t «<ii!»d g-<..v*;. !
•he ib Otigh; I he his. s, it deg. .a» uiin E. 2>* II t
'• lH*'1 srrihcl S-S-Vai-A-iMadhonvh; tin m-c S.
»2««rg. an mill. W. | h-el. intersecting l«*te
Inn* (rum w hlch center oi «hnlt, 1' ^x9 it.. :pto it.
•‘•T- la-nr* V 22 «lr;:. min. \\ . It; feet. iliainnt
-l!‘ l«Tl III p»s| vrlliH |-y.VW; \-«.lri«i!lo»ig|»;
• heiwv N. lOilvg. I•» min. \Y, along tin* tncairl.-i
I nn of \ trghi I; «y V l.ixi fee* to |mi>i n«. j, tit
j.U**o of beginning. containing an arca.-fo*;
-irm.
rftITKH (Jt'KKN L4>T>K.
Hegitining at faa-ation « ’orner No. I, f’opp-r
ii L*ie. whence I S. I,r Mon \...2l-ar>
N r-i «l»*g. V» mni W. 14»7‘<i fed fli fam. art
p .-t scrihe*! l-S-Vrf-A-t opj rr «|nrcn; tlo ner N.
line-*. •!l' twin. K. :M0 fed. ••lat-ovei v <linit ixtxl
feel. lift) Ice! t«* p. t <1 2-S-\VhA-t f»pp.r
ijueeii; them**- S. 17 .leg.:»» min. K. r«nu fed to
l»-mi ::-S-V«v.\-rop{ier ()nmi; thence y
12 »lcg. mi min. W. tkHi fed to post irriMVS w.
A-t upper tpircii; liirnre N.47*lcg «• min. W.
I-*) fi el t*. p«4l No. 1, tile pH re of ln-gi n tii ng,
containing a:i arm of Jt.tit; acre*.
. RU'K JAY.
Itrj:Inning at Lia-ation t'orner No. 1 nine Jav
iHHle. whence V S. hh-. Mon. So 2 lwtirs S. k*»
• leg. ft* min. W. 1447.AO feet ilfc.tant. art p*»t
>cril»e»l 1-S V-V A-IUur .lajr; thence X. 1*2 «leg. :fi)
mill. K •in* feel acr.»v» KHi t'rcrk, 20 feet whir,
••otirv -norili A* «leg.ttn min. W.iitRi it.lo pai «,-rih
c«l 2-S-VH.-A-IUne.laj'; tin-lire S.4* .leg.:«» ml;i V..
AM fed.acros> Kiah t reek, 1A feet wi.lc, emirae
H'trlh wt •V g. «*• min. K. 1'ot feet to p.»t «crtU-.l
S-S-*WVrt-.\-|llnr Jay; thence S. u .leg Siniifi. \V.
•MM ft., when* f aiuift 4x4x1 fret bear* V 47 .leg.
90 min. W. lu» feet. ili-tant tint feet t.. p.-t
M-rila-d l-S-Vaw A-HItir Jay; thence \. 47 . :a»
min. W. l am feet to p*»t No. J. the place of lM.
ginning, containing an area of '2n.u» acres.
WHARF SITK UIHK.
Hegininngat lax-ation for. No. 1. Wharf Site
f-nle. whence 1*. S. Ihm\ Mon No. 2 In-nts s. 7tt
•leg. :w min. W. 9KtJI» feet <li«tHUt. set pot
Mcrilail l-H-Wf-A-Wharf Site; thence N. 42 tleg.
:in mitt. K. tW» fed to pa«t scrthc<1 2-S-.hV»-.\.Wharf
Sitr; fh-nce S. tin .leg. 3ii min. K. ACM feet to pm
scrlbe«l ;t-S-.VitoA-Wharf Site; thence S. 17 «letf.
•Mi min. K. Sni fed to post ncrRml 1 S-W.-A
WharfSltr; them-.- s. 12 .leg. :tn min. W. iini ii.
to neat scr1be«l A-y-AAti-A-Wharf Site; thence N.
20 oeg. Ill mill. W. 910.20 ft. to pet X*... 1, |he
plaee of la-glntiltig. containing all area of ti.OII
arm*.
MARLIN ROY LODE.
Keghmfng at fna-ation f’orncr No. 1. Marlin
my Lale, whence I*. S. late. Mon. No. 2 lmr> S.
42«1eg. :ht min. W. 42'» feet, net p»s| «crit»e<l l-s
Wi-A-Marlinroy; tli.nev N. iso ileg. :m min. W.
491 feet to p at s.-rihe.l 2-S-V-V-A-Marlinrov;
thence N. 12 .leg. :*» min. K. 4«r» ied to pet
McrilaMl .t-S-AM-A-Marlinroy; flience s. m »h*g.
90 min. K. WO feet ai-n***- Kish f'rrek. 2-** ied
wlile. course K. 970 fed to p*»t ^crliasl l-S-W.-A
Marlmroy; thence S. 12 ilcg. ;t*i mitt. W.tVA feet
to |h»s| scrila*<l A-S-AVoA-Marlinroy; them*.- N.
7o.t»-g. iri min. W. along the line of’ Virgin May
fed acr«*s- Fish reek. *2A feet whir, course N.
| :(0«leg. "o min. K. '^rj i t.» |m»««t .scrlia-dt’.-S-W.
i A-.Marlinrov; thence H 12 (leg.:m min. W. along
j tiie line of Virgin Hay 2-0 h-ct to pot No. 1. the
i place of iM’giiining, containing an area of 5.Arif
j acres.
CANDOHA I .ODE.
Beginning at lux ation Corner No. 1. Pandora
h'llr. w helm* I', s. law. Mon. No. 2 hears S. H
deg. .‘Ml min. \\. Mil feet distant, set |*o*t scribed
l-S-.YaV*A-Pandora; tlienee N. 42 deg. Ml min. K.
•’•Ml ft. to |*ost serihed 2-S-VYi-A - Pandora; tlieliee
5v mi deg. :I0 mill. K. lmm feet to |mis| scribed 2-S
•Viii- A-Pandora ; tlienee S. 42 deg. :tl> mill. \V. gfo
feel across ereek 20 feet wide, eourse north 8'*
deg. 00 mill. W. mm leet to |ais( «erilw<l4 S*&V»*.\*
Pandora; tlienee N. mi deg. :ttt min. \V. mm feet
across Fish frock, 2*'» feet wide, eonrse east 1/inu
feet to post No. 1, the plaee of beginning, con
taining an area of 20.1x3 aeres.
HlMPIlAfK LODE.
Beginning at Loeation Corner No. 1, llninp
1 buck hull*, wlienee I’. S. Lne. Moll. No. 2 laiirs
I S. It deg. 24 min. E. **»74 m* feet distant, set post
scrib.-d I-KsYahA*Humpback; tlieliee N. tic Jag.
; ;Ji» min W. Hfm feet to post scribed 2-S-*Yah.\
i Humpback; tlicmv X. :tH deg. ;■* min. \V. 4*ai it.
i to post scribed SPH. Ytft-A-llumpback; tlieliee N.
42d-g. :*i min. K. 4ui ba t to |a»st scrHa d l-S-Ysi
A-llumpback; tlienee s. .48 deg. ;m min. K. cm
feet to post scribed .VS-Yrf*- A-llum phack;
theuee S. mi deg. .40 min. K. tl'iO feet to |a»st
seriia-d iV-K-YY.-A-Humpback ; thence S. 12 deg.
min. W. 4MI feet to |mst No. I, the place of
beginning, containing an area of pg.-V* aeres.
PIIOXOO KAPII I AIDE.
Beginning at laa-atioti Corner, No. I. Phono
grapii Lode, whence I’. S. Ian-. Mon. No. 2,
l»e»irs s. t.4deg. 2»* min. E. llln. m hot distant,
set p.»st scribed 1-S-YV.- \-Phonograph ; tlienee
S. 42 deg. ;!o min. W. tut feet to post scrila'd 2-S
A-i’lionog!aph; thence X.2tf deg. 04 mill. W.
•»73 feet to post scriiaal 3-S-Ya»-\-Phonograph;
thence N. 42 deg. '.m min. W. along tin* line of I
Virgin Bay !t*d.8l feet to post scribed 1-S-YsJ-A- i
Phonograph; thence N. 42 d--g. :si min. K. 312
ft* to la st scrilasl VS- YsV-A-IMuHiograpli; tin*nee ,
S. wdcif. miiniu. tL l'Miff. t to |H>st No. ]. the
place of h ‘ginning, containing an area of lo.HlA ]
acres.
OH'I'BU KIX<i MILL HITK.
Beginning at Location Corner No. 1, Copper
King Mill Site, whence I*. S. hir. Mon. No. 2,
Uio-s N. :td"g. 14 min. \V. 2802 i-ct distant, am!
P'»r. No. 1 fopjKT King Lode, hears N.20 deg. Vt I
n«ln. E. 22>C».*n) feet distant. set po-t scribed 1-S- I
Yift-B-f opp,*r King; thcv.ee S. 07 deg. *m min. E. I
along the line of Virgin Bay 412 feet to post '
s< rib d 2-S-YY-1;-Copper King; thenceS. pjdcg.
mill. W. t*Yi fe<'t to ust serihed .i-S-YY.-r,
C«»pP -i King, on line of Virgin llav; tlieliee N.
Wde<. :M min. W. rvciJHf feel to |*m scrilwd 4-S
YYv|; t'i»piM*r King; tlienee N. *T» «leg. Ml min. E. j
along the tin" of Virgin Bay •**# feet to post No. ,
l, the place of beginning, containing an area of
2/2? acres.
OLAIHHKDH MILL SITE.
Beginning at laa-aiion Comer No. I.flud
hougli Mill Site, on Hue of Virgin Bar. w hence
l". S. Loe. Mon. No. 2 bears N. I »deg. i*i min, W.
:too!».!M feet, and Cor. No. 1. «• lad hough Lode,
bears X. J * dog. lo min. K. 247A.70 feet distant,!
s i post seritwd I-S-YV.-H-i dadhough; thence s.
4t deg. im mill. K. along the line of Virgin Bav t
•Kd feet t*» p ist scribed 2-S-Ysi-li-t dad hough;
thence S. 40 deg. tm mill. W. liYt.'ai ft*«*t to post
>crii»ed 3-S.Yit;-|;-<dadhough; tlienee N. l*i deg.
lA min. W. L'to feet along the meander line of
Virgin Bay to j»ost scribed 4-S-.Ytfi-H-< dad hough; !
tlienee N. ill deg. tin min E. 4 Y» feet to post No.
1, the place of beginning, containing an area of |
4.903 acres.
COPPER QCKE.X MILL SITE.
Beginning at l<ncath*u Corner Xo. I. ropier !
Queen Mill Site, on line of Virgin Hay. whence j
I . S. l«oe. Mon. Xo. 2 hear.* N. 14 dog. 2*» min. \V.
:Ub:.hn feet distant, uml Cor. Xo. 1, Cornier
Queen l>*dc, hears X. 8 deg. 41 min. E. 27m.»i0
feet distant, set |>o*t scribed l-S-VaLlt-Coppcr I
Queen; thence S. 44 deg. nil min. E. along* the1
line of Virgin Hay. :wTeel to |s>st scribed 2-K
•fc*«fi-H-Co|i|K*r Queen; them e s. |!* deg. ini min. j
XV. 7-72 feet to |»o»t scril*ed :i-K-.Yk»-H-Coppcr
Queen; thence X. 2i» deg. ifti min. XV. along the
line of Virgin Hay :!18.7:i feet to |a>st scribed 4-S
Queen; thence X. it* deg. iNimiu.
E. u4i..n feet to post Xo. 1. the place of begin
ning, containing an area of 4.W2 acres.
The notice of location of said mining claim*. 1
or veins and mill sites, are of record in the*
t,f H»e mining recorder of the Prince
XXilliuin Sound Miuhig liistrict, being tile Val- i
«**»**rivl in the district of Alaska.
The presumed general course or direction of
each of said mdadhongh,” "Cop|**r King,"
"Copper Queen," “Pandora," “Convict,” “Mur
linroy,” “luist Chance,” “Sola,” “Blue lav,”
“Phonograph,” “Mountain," "Humpback,”
“Polosi,” uml "Wharf Site” claims or veins. is
shown upon the plat (Misted uj>on said mining
claims, ami iu tin* Cnited Stales l^tml Office at I
Juneau, Alaska, a.* near as can he determined 1
from the present development; uml each of
said claims being for U.e u uni her of linear fc t
together with the surface ground shewn iiimui
said official plat.*. The said mining premises
hereby s« ighf to be paten ted are purlly bound
ed oil the west and northwest by the waters of
X irgin Hay and the Ilidd n Treasure” hale j
claim, and on all other sides l»v unclaimed *
public domain. The (iladhougli. Copper King
and Cop|»cr Queen mill sites herein sought to
be |talented are situated oil a neck of laud ex
tending into the waters of Virgin Hay. ami are |
iutunded ou two side* by said waters, and on 1
the south l»y unoccupied and unclaimed pub
lic domain. The said mining claims and mill ‘
site* are designated as Mineral Kurtey Xo. Val ■
A ami H on the official plats.
Any and all peisous claiming adversely the
miuiug ground, vein*, hales, premises, * mill
sites, or any (tortious thcieof so«le*cril>e«l, sur
veyed, (ilatted ami applied for. are hereby noti
fied that unless their adverse claim* areduiv
lilctl accord!"it to lan ami the regulation's
then-under, wniiin the time prcscritH-d bv law
with the Register of the Culled s• •„ Land Of
fice at Juneau. in the district oi ..laska. tliev
will be barred by virtue of tin provisions of
*aid statute.
JOHN W. BCHLKY, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the I regoing notice
Ite puhli-hcd for the statutory (htIimI in tiie
“Alaska Prospector,” a weekly new mm per pub
llfthetl Ml YuMi-x, AUukM.
JDIIX W. IirPl.l KreUler.
I*»le ill fir.t publi.nl I.in, s,-p._.. .'a.
T. J. ImvuHi* mill T. is. I.vnv . i,
Atturmy. . Applbnul. j
HOTEL blLLER!
lK'nib|imrt«ni fur \ ublt-x people. pjn room*
■"<> I-IIIH'. II mill *l.7u |»-r iluy. Firsii inn* ,
l'i-iHurrm in i-iiini.M-tiim. Free rtix. opiu-uiii- i
I . s. Hiuit. ltt f
\V,(i. POTTS. Manager.
• *s. Hist \v. .v Cuiverslty *t.. SEATTLE*
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ,
Office*: ALASKA
Swan Building. McKinley St.
W. A. RYSTROM,
Dentist.
i
Swan
Building. Vai.dk*.
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Minina ami taunt U«. KppriatDr*
VALDEZ, ALASKA
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Kkysto.nk Avk. Vai.dk*.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
0. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
DAt.lANO (KAYAK), AI.AS'KA
T J DONOHOE,
Attorney at Law,
HWJA.N niii.m.vo. VALDEZ
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Next door to Nizinn.
it! BL1X.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bldg. Seattle.
5. Q. MATHEWS,
Sanitary • Putty.
Steam Fitting and
Water Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Valdez.
H. K. Elliott E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
Prospectors H Hunters
Will save their freight and expeiim* of
handling !))’ iiiirehashig their
supplies at the stores of
H. tt. WETHERDEE,
KENAI AND KUSSILOFF
COOK INLET.
Full Hue of
General Merchandise
t LOTIHN*;. I1ARHWARK,
PROVISIONS, KTt*.
QEO. 5. HEARNS, Ag’t
KKNAI. ALASKA.
mm in
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
School in 0|h-h All Year
‘radical Mining;, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering;, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying. Arehiteeture, drawing and Assav
ug. Assaying of Ores, fj.,; Rnlliou anti flilor
nation Assay, Blowpipe Assay, flu. Full
ourseof A Mia y ing, f.vu. Fst a Mi-died IMiL Send
or eireular.
A. VAN DER N All EM, President.
l.*» Fidtou Street, San Fratieiseo, « al. One
lihn-k west of Ciiv llall.
i
GOOD GOOD/. GOOD SERVICE
“fncT'mzTNfl”
-:- CLUB -ROOMS IN CONNECTION
f* 4* 4* 4* *1* 4* *1* *1* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4« 4« 4* 4* 4* 4« *1* 4« 4* 4<
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT & SMITH, Props.
STRICTLY AMERICAN
AND
FIRST CLASS. EUROPEAN PLAN.
I
Hotel Northern
GEO. B. McMUUEN, Owner and Proprietor.
Only Billiard Hall In The City.
COR. KEYSTONE nn.l THIRD RHONE 15
Felix's Restaurant
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St_ Valdez.
f'ftnn^r Frei?ht and passengers to
LU|l|;vl IVIVL1 | all parts of the interior
Draying Co. s“»0»
McKinley t$t. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior i>oints. Large com
fortable quarters with every accommodation for
• man or Iteast. 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 built on Government
Trail. Can accomodate 50 people, has large
warm ham for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
muslier desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
“Our Road House”
At Foot <>f 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, Propkiktohs.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Nizina, Cliisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tick hell valley.
Best of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roadhouse.
F. G. BARTLETT, MANAGER.