Ignorance Displayed.
Enrmu Prosito-tor.—-In compli
ance with risjncwts I must again
a*k the favor of your columns.
I did not anticipate that mv
communication of last week would
cause so much oonrmntinn in cer
tain quartern. It seems that sev
eral people took umbrage, and un
reasoning anger s tawed iUcJf.
Pardon tta conceit: hut I must
say that tta Vox Pnpuli edition of
the Xrws is certainly a compli
ment. for nearly half its reading
matter apace was devoted to Vox
IVqiuli. Surely if the protest was
such a jumble of senseless asser
tions resulting from ignorance and
torvism, as they claim, why such
labored articles and so much space
in attempted refutation?
The communication signed E
Pluribus l*mini does not merit re
ply. Anger prevails; and his ver
nacular, to say the least, is inele
gant.
Tta editorial writer evinces much
perturliation of spirit because
the protest hap|>encd to l>e fairly
well punctuated. I wonder if he
intended his remarks on punctua
tion to serve as a reason for terri
torial government?
Possibly l*ecause ta considers
Vox Populi a lory is another argu
ment for territorial organisation, j
I reaffirm all stated in tta pro
test, more especially as no forcible
or appropriate argument has been
put forward to maintain the con
trary.
I made the protest because I am I
an American citizen doing busi-j
ness in Alaska for more than three |
years. I am niether a carpet bag
otheial or office Becker. I am large
ly interested in developing certain
property, upon which the company
is now installing a plant to treat
2,000 tons daily. The company
possesses its own sea vessel and at
tends to its affairs in an unostenta
tious and business like manner. It
is because this property is within
the law.- of the proposed territory
and would be among the first to be |
tajeed under a new regime, tliat I,
was moved to make the protest and
oppose the territorial scheme. It
is a matter of common sense and
business with me, and I mean to
continue the fight until the coun
try is in a condition to maintain
home government. *
I oppose territorial organization
because—
The country is not ready for it.
The major part of the people don’t
want it
The country cannot support it un
less with groat hard shift.
We don’t want to join with South
eastern Alaska, and they don’t
want us.
As a separate territory we have not
sufficient population.
As a separate territory we have not
sufficient taxable property.
The (test basis we could present to
congress would be ludicrous.
The only real advocates for terri
tory are carpet bag officials, of
fice seekers and demented persons
That congress, if it did accord a.
territorial form, would so tie us
lip in the bill‘that we would be
much worse off than now.
Just now it is all rot.
As to population I bear it claim
ed that Alaska has 60,000. I be
lieve that such figures were made
up in some such way as was done
at Nome in 1900. 1 was familiar
with the doings of the census taker.
He liad collected the names of those
who had wintered there, amounting
to between 2000 and 2500. Then
when the first fleet of boats arrived
bringing between 17,000 and 18,000
jK.-r.-ons, lie got the passenger lists
and put the names in to swell the
total. The following winter there
was about 2500 in Nome, actual
residents. I have made inquiry
here as to population within the
area of the projiosed territory. One
gentleman, an active member of the
chamber of commerce, who recently
had opportunities to form estimates
gave me figures which 1 deem reli
able. The towns westward are
about: 8e Ido via, 50; Kodiak, 200;
I'ngn, 250; Cold Harbor, 20; an
other point, 12; another, 4. Well,
being liberal the best we could do
for the territory along the coast,
including Valdez and excluding
the canneries, was between 1500
and 2000 population. I*nst winter'
when \ aide* hod the largest num
l»er of inliahiuuHa in it* history, a
census was taken, and including
the troops at Fart Liscum, the total
was 1100. Tl»e elections have pro
duced 200 voters here. A very lib
eral estimate gives at the most fiOO
voters on the coast. Possibly the
interior might furnish another 100.
we Iwve a imputation *4 less;
than 2500, and a vote of O00. as n
basis to prsy congress for borne
government.
What taxable property have we
beside the canneries? Simply none.
Under territorial government the
canneries will manage to get off
with much less taxation than tliey
now pay. Congress knows this as
well as we. So what property val
uation can we present as a basis
fora territory?
Certain Skagrwny citizens inter
viewed the senators on the question
of territory, and they were given
to understand that congress would
l>e loth to jews such a hill, and
certainly not at the coming session.
Mr. Hemple, of the bank, can:
tell of the struggles of a territory
prematurely born. He knows that
in Oklahoma the tax rate was 10
and 12 ]>ercent; mainly gathered
from the merchants on their stocks.
Even tl>e daily wage of the work
ing inan was taxed.
I believe in home government, i
but have no faith in trying to effect
the inijKissihle. Ten years—possi
hly five years—lienee, with rail
roads, eopper, coal, gold veins and
hydraulic mines, oil wells and saw
mills producing, and with agricul- !
tore started, we may he able to
creep in territorial harness. But
not now. We must be honest
with ourselves — self deception is
the worst.
It seems that the St. Louis side
show has been abandoned. Well,,
my protest has effected something.
I could advance much more ar
gument in support of my contention
but what’s the use? I have talked
with quite a number of thinking
citizens—not carpet bag officials or
office suckers—and from what they
say it is not inappropriate to sign
Vox PoPL'LI.
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Part
partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the co-nart
tierxhip heretofore existing between William
W..rt|pau and Pontius Magnuxon, has been
this day dissolved bv mutual consent- All
account* due the partnerxhip are payable to
Magnusoii. and the liabilities of the partner
ship arc assumed by him.
Vaidez, August h. 19U&.
William Wobtman.
PONTH H Magm-xon.
Wire fencing 2 anil 4 feet wide
at Brownell’s.
Soldier's Additional Homestead
Application, No. —
r. S. U» Omn, at
Juneau, Alaska, June 1, WuS.
Nntita hcnehy given that J. L. Wcatherbet.
b dog entitled to tii* benefit* (rfocrtioa am, of
the revised statute* *J the failed State* grant- i
ing additional land* to soldiers and sailors
who nerved in the war of the rebellion, has;
mad" application to this office to idake proof
anti entry by the said applicant under an act of
congress approved May 14, IKS, for the lands iu
l .H. survey No. 575 in the District of Alaska,
described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a mound of stone at ordinary
high water mark on the beach at Anchorage
Bay. f(*:u which a sandstone boulder 3uxl2xM
inches anti 2U inches in the ground marked W.
C. survey. No. 575, beginniiig for. No. 1, bears
north 60 deg 15 min east 0.36 chains; and the
initial monument connected with survey 307
bears south 2 dew 30 min west 41.75ehaius dis
tant; thence variation 21 deg 30 min east, first 1
course north €0 deg 15 min east llo chains to
Cor. No. 2; thence second course north 22 deg
:*i milt vest 7.50 chains to for. No-3; thence
third course south t«o deg 15 min west 24 chains
to far. Nalat ordinary high water mark on
beach, at the end of spit; from which a land
stone 22x10x15 inches 3> inches In the ground
marked W. C. surrey 575 for. No. 4. bears north
AO deg 15 min east <>.75 chains di*taut;thence me
ander at ordinary high water mark on bench,
fourth eourse south 2 deg 15 miu east 1 93 chns;
thence fifth course south 55degeast 2.Uchains;
them* sixth eourse north 63 deg 4tf min east
7.32 chains; thence seventh course north 92 deg
east 4.28 chains; (hence eighth course north 89
deg 25 min east 4.17 chains to place of begin
ning. Area 13-61 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion «d said lauda are required to file an ad
verse claim in this office during the period of
publication of this notice, or withiu thirty
dars thereafter, otherwise proof and entry of
said lamia will be made tar sai l applicant.
Joh* W. Dudley, Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten weeks in
the Alaska Prospector. a.weekly newspaper,
published at the town of \ aides, Alaska, which
Is hereby desingated as the newspaper publish
ed nearest the land described.
21John W. Dudley. Rrgffiti r.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C. 8. UwOirm.
Juneau, Alaska. April 3. I8U3.
The Alaska Portland Parkers' Association. a
larwntlea. incorporated under the laws of the
state of Oregon, assignee of Jonathan Hlale, ha
tag entitled to the benefit* of section 3uU of the
rrvbwd statutes wf the Cnited States, granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailors who
•erred in the war id the rebellion, dues hereby i
apply to enter l". 8. survey number WB, situate
OB the left bank of the Xaknek river, about »j
mites above iss month. Alaska.
Beginning at Cat. t. whence corner number 1,
amended survey number *». bears south 5* deg
jb mla weet about $ mites distant; tbanee north
g deg hast 3 ehalas to Cor. 3; south 3 deg east
taun chains to Cor. 1: south U deg west Aklkl
ddailsCw.t; aaith 3dag west ehalas hs
Coe. i4he point of beginning. Area Blame. Var
ieties 3 deg M min east as additional to hla
original hnmaatead an the w by id s w >, and
«t\ of B w *,« of arc 6. tp r 1 w, at LaCsawe.
ttria., Aagimt ». 8U, per homestead Bum her
fast oflee Bddrees is Portland, Oregon.
Esstot M. Wanna*, Ja,
pfllUrr Alaska Portland Packers Association.
Publish for stetutory period in Alaska Pans
rwnoB. at Valdes. Alaska.
Jons g. pi bUv. Register.
JHIRT WAIST JALE
Commencing Monday July 27,
tT«* will plat* on aale «nr entire
etock of Ladies* SLirt Waist*—
The Marquise
Best Fitting and Up-to-date Waist*
manufactured in
Lawns, Fancy Dimities, Mercerized
Basket Weaves in White and Col
ored, and all the latest effects.
tSKirt Waist Sale
A. L. Levy & Co.
Phone 12 Goods Delivered Free
Meals a la Carte Open All Night
“W i k i d e I’s"
Most Elegant Restaurant In the Northwest
Cor. Keystone and McKinley Valdez, Alaska
Advertise in the Prospector.
Application.
V. S. Lira Orric*,
Juneau, Alaska, April 23, 1903.
The Naknek Packing Company being entitled
to the benefit* of section 10 of the Act of May
14. 1H9k, eutitled ••An Act extending the home
stead law* and providing for rignt of way for
railroads in the District of Alaska, aud for
other purpose*” does hereby apply to purchase
the following tract of public land, situate on
the right bank of the Naknek river about 2*,
miles above its mouth. Alaska, aud more par
tieularly described a* follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, at high water mark
on right bank of said river, wheuee witness cor
ner bears north 16 dig* 45 min west 25 links dis
tant. and l*. 8. 1. M.. No. aA, acn*» river, bears
south 41 deg east 71.20 chains distant; thence
from true corner north 16 deg 45 miu west 12.50
chains to Cor. No 2; thence north 73 deg 15
miu east 11.OU chains to Cor. No. 3; thence
south 16 deg 45 min east 123(8 chains to Cor. N^
4, whence wituesa corner bears north 16 deg T>
min west To links distant; thence along me
anders Naknek river south 75 deg 15 min we«t
1100 diaiu* to the point of beginning. Being
l*. 8. survey uuiubcr 5*4. Area u.91 acres. Var
iation 22 deg 05 miu east.
Any and uii per-Min* < burning adversely any
Cirtiou of the above described tract of public
nd, are required to tile a protest in accord
ance with law with the Register and Receiver
of the t*. &. Land office, at Juneau. Alaska.
Naknu Packino Comcast.
O. C. Haslctt, Becretarv.
Notice of the above apn'icatiou will be pub
lished in the Alaska Pixwrtt-roa, a weekly
new*i*aper, printed at Y*':dez. Alaska, which I
hereby designate as the newspaper published
uearest the land described in said application.
John W. utitLKY,
Register l'. 8. Land Office, Juneau. Alaska.
Application.
I*. 8. La9b Orncs,
Juneau. A In** a. April 23. 19U(L
The Bristol Packing Company being entitled
to the benefits of section 10 of tne Act of May 14,
1808, emit led “An Act extending the homestead
! laws and providing for right of way for rail
roads in tne 1 district of Alaska, and for other
purposes” does hereby apply to purchase the
following tract ot public land, situate on the
left bank of the I’gashik river, (just above na
tive village.) Alaska, and more particularly de
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence corner bum
! ber 4, survey number 5V>, bears south 16 deg 32
min cast 42.21 chains distant; thence east 2.U)
chains to Cor. 2; thence north 2.00 chains to
Cur. 3; thence east 4.00 chains to Cor. 4; thence
north 8.00 chains to Cor. 5; thence west 8.00
chains to Cor. 6, whence witness corner bears
east 3.') links distant; thence along meanders,
I’gashik river, south 7 deg east 7.00 chains;
thence sooth 20 deg 90 min east 3.23 chains to
place of beginning, being 1’ 8 survey number
iV». Area 6.46 acres. Variation 21 deg 32 min
east
Any and all persona claiming adversely any
portiou of the above described tract of public
laud are required to file a protest in accordance
with law with the Register and Receiver of the
l’ 8 Land oAce at Juneau. Alaska.
Bristol Packi9u Co.
per £. r arlson, Secretary.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Alaska hoirmut, a weekly
newspaper, printed at Valdes, Alaska, which I
hereby designate as Ute newspaper published
ueareat the land described in said application.
JOMK W. Ih’DLRY.
Register l’ 8 Land ofire, Juneau. Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
C 8 Liw Omn.
Juneau. Alaska. April 31M
Wank M. Warren, Jr. ul Portland. Oregon,
assignee ul Sylvester Lynn, being entitled to
the beaedlsof Section !M. of the revised stat
utes of the. I'niled States, granting additional
lands to soldiers end sailors who served la the
war of Abe rebellion, duet hereby apftytornter
r 8 Survey number 117. situate ea right bank of
Sear rveek. about U mile above ite confluence
milk Keiehak ris er. Alaska.
Beglantag at Cor Xo. 1. whence Cor Xo. 3
survey number 123 bean north a* deg west
h» chain* distant; thence north U deg l'»
min east 368 chains to Cur 2; south 11 deg 15
min east S.QU rbalas to Curl; south 54 deg AJ
tuin west 6..10 chain* to Cot 4; thence along j
meander*, Hear creek, north 4H deg 4% min well '
2.40 chain* to station; north 15 deg 45 min west j
•-00 chains to the |<oint of beginning. Area'
4.99 acres. Variation deg 03 min east. As
additional to his original houuMead on lot 3.
s e *4, s w *4. sec 27 and lot i, sec 34, Ip 19, r 7
west, at las t’rosae, WU , Jan. 27, lhtifi, per home
stead Nn. SI27.
My p<»*t office address is Hri Chamber of Com
Bierce, Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pro*
PEcroit, at Vaidez, Alaska.
John W. Imdley, Register
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
r. 8. Orrint,
Juneau. Alaska. April 23. B*/3.
I. Hargy C. Jensen, of San Francisco, Califor
nia, assignee of Ceorge IV. Kuiriek an«l Ceorge ,
Mackenzie Udng entitled to the benefit* of "sec
tion 23>«jof the revised statutes «»f the I'nited
| States granting additional lands to soldiers
and sailors who served in the war of the rebel
lion, do hereby apply to enter l*. A. survey
number n32, situate ou left bank of Crave Yard
Creek, about 6 chains above its mouth conflu
ence with Kvichak river, Alaska. More par
ticularly described as follows, to wii:
Beginning at (’or. 1, them* south 52 deg 15
min east 10.U0 chains to Cor. 2; north J7 deg 45
min east 10.00 ehains to Cor. 3; north 52 deg 15
min west V.9S chain* to Cor. 4; thence along
meanders Crave Yard Creek south 16 deg 15
min west 7.11 ehains, south 18 deg » min west
3.10 chains to poiiit of begiuniug. Area lu.52 ,
acres. Variation 22 deg Oft miu east. As addi
tional to their original homestead on the
west half north west quarter and south east
quarter of south west quarter of section lft,
township lo, south range 2 east, at Concordia, 1
Ks., August 12, 1872, per homestead number
8511, ami home-lead number 11771 at Salma,
Ks., June 11, 1*73, [no description.]
My post office address is 308 Market street,
San Francisco, Caifornia.
Harry C. Jensen.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pros
pector, at Valdez, Alaska.
John W. Dudley. Register.
Additional Entry
Under Section *2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
l\ H. Ukd Orrirg,
Juneau, Alaska, April Z<. !'*£!.
The Oregon ami Alaska Trading Company, a
corporation, incorporated under the laws of the
stale of Oregon, assignee of Abraham Siuitli,
being entitled to the benefits of sec tion gas. of
the revised statutes of the I'nited States grant
ing additional land to soldier* and sailors who
served In the wnr of the rebellion, d.«-s hereby
apply to enter r. S. survey number Mi, situate
on the left hank of Xuabagak river, about one
quarter mile below Xushagak Village. Alaaka.
Beginning at for. Xo. 1, whence Acorn Peak
bears north TK deg 40 mlu west and W. f. to
for. Xo. 1 survey number aw, bears north 1*
deg 4i mlu eaet *.« ehaina diatant; witness
corner bear* north Mi deg 45 in In east Si links
ditunt; thenrefrnm true corner north m deg
45 mitt east 10.00 ehains to for. 2; theme south
1 deg I", min eaet ILOO chains to for. 2, thence
sooth H deg 4» mlu weet 10.31 ehains to for. 4;
whence witness corner bear* north Ml dee 4'.
min east 25 Hake distant; thence meander Xu
eJsagak river, up stiwam. north 1 deg 15 min
west .U0 ehains. north 1 deg 30 min east 5.50
ehains to the point art beginning. Area 11.21
acres. Variation 23 deg U* min east As addi
tional to his original hosaestead on the south
half uf south west quarter of section », town
ahip 27. range 23. at Bprlaglield, Mo., June 21.
IBM. per homestead number 212.
Bust cdBce address Is AaU>rts, Oregon.
Johx Xoaisrntou.
Secretary Oregon A Alaska Trading Company.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska now
rgCTug, at Valdes, Alaska.
Joh* W. IH'DLXT, Register.
Beans are plain food. When
cooked by Nels Jepson on Slate
creek they will make a No. 2 go.
I
PACIFIC PACKINQ
6* HAVIQATION CO.
Carrying U. S. Mall and Express.
E. E. Cain, Operating Agent
Str. Nome City j
Str. Excelsior <
|
Str. Santa Ana
Str. Newport \
i
Sails from Seattle for Valdez every 20
days.
< •
From Seattle tor Valdez. Cook Juki and
way |orts. 1st of each month. From Val
dez for Seattle ami way )>orts.Kilh of each
month.
From Seattle for Valdez, Cook Inlet and
way jK>ns Kith of each month. From Val
dez for Seattle and way i>orts. 1st of each
month.
from \ aldez to l nalaska and way ports
10th of each month, connecting at Valdez
with S. S. Excelsior.
Company reserves right to change steamers or date of sail i he
without notice.
Seattle Office—618 First Avc. J M<H*tin
Agent.
PHONE 16.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On the trail to all interior jmint*. Large com
fortable quarter* with everr accommodation for
niun or beast, (iarden product* in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. ROBERTS, Proprietor. 12 Miles From Valdez.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the trail to Xizina. Chisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
- Best of accommodations, flood horse feed near
roadhouse.
LEX THOMPSON, MANAGER.
PROMPTLY PROCURED
through my oflion, sold
on commission basis.
SEND FOR SOUTENIR LIST
twrentors, Manufacturer*. Sellers and User*
t>f patented articles defended against infringe r*.
Policy issued by one of the largest Trust Co's.
Secure Further Particulars
OCCAM A. MICHEL REGISTERED ATTORNEY,
229 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
■Bunas Ties rtaa *o mow eg mm wim ’
Parker Bunk House, on Key
stone Ave. Bunk, stove and wood.
All comforts, 25c per day.
Book Beer may now l«c Bad at
the Bohemian. Try it.
Additional Entry
Under Section 230*5 of the Revised
St;itutes of the United State;*.
I*. 8. Land Ofttc*,
Juneau, Alaska, April Si. lw«3.
The Alaska Portland Parkers AuneUtkiti, a
corporation, incorporated under the l*w* «.f
the stale of Oregon, assignee of John If. Rlls
sell, U*ing entitled to the beiiefitsof section
•«f3U6 of the revised statutes of the luitcd States
grauting additional lands to soldier* and sail
ors who *?rvwl in the war «»i the rebellion,
d«w* hereby apply to enter t\ H. survey number
l-o, situate on right hank of Nushagitk river,
about % mile below Snag Point, Alaska.
beginning at Cor. 1, whence Cor. Litmler 4,
amended survey number 6T», bear* south hd deg
£» min west 14.7H chains distant; thence north
7 deg f.'» min west :tV2U chains to Cor. 2; north
kj deg V* min east i'J.a* chain* to Cor. ?•; south
7 deg l.» min east &>.(*> chain* to Cor. 4; thence
along meanders X’tishagak river, south tvt deg
wc»t I*j.*v chain* to station; south 7*» deg west
lu.uu chain* to point of beginning. Area
acres. Variation Si deg lu min • »-.««. A* addi
tional to his original home*lead the w !.»t
2, u e 1 . and c h. lot 2, n w 1. *e«- :i tp r I*. :»i
Hoouville. Mo.," Feb. t», lh»*s, |**r homestea*l
li tun tier d'JlI.
post office address Portland, Oregon.
Frank M. Warren, Jr ,
Secretary Alaska Portland Packer* AssociatiouJ
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Prua
rntor, at Yaldcz, Alaska.
John w. Dudley. Register. !
Application to Enter Under Sec
tion 3306, Revised Statutes.
I’SlTEnSTATEJ I.AM>(>rriCE, AT JfNEAl', .\Ll-kA.
April 23, 1<A3.
Notice U hereby given that the North Ameri
can Commercial Company, a corporation, or
ganized and existiug under and by virtue of
the law* of th * *tnt«* of California, and having
its prim ipal place of business at the rit> and
county of San Francisco, state of California, a* 1
assignee of Robert l>. McCord, being entitled to |
the beuefit* of Motion '£■*»> of the Revise*! Slat
utes of the I’nited State*, granting additional
lands to soldier* and sailors who served in the
war of the rebellion, has applied to enter the
land embraced in I . 8. survey. Nm 53, on the
westerly coast of Wood Island, Alaska, more
purtictilarly described as follows:
Commencing at a point on high water on the
north easterly title of the strait between W«**d
Maud and Kodiak Islaud, <ic*ignate«I by a
stake marked “No. l.M Thence south 57 deg east
W links to a *lone marked “Cor. No. 1,\V c,“ be
ing a w itness stone to corner number l; thence
from true corner south 57 deg east 2.M* chain*
to a stoue marked “Cor. No. 2,** ami a stake1
marked number 2. Thence north S3 deg east 1
chain and 2 link* to a stone marked “Cor. No. J
3," ami a stake market! number A. Tucmc
south 57 degrees east 3 chains ami 55 link- to a
point tin the shore of a lake designated by a
stoue marked “Cor. No. 4," and a slake marked
number 4. Thence meandering along the shore
of said lake south 17 deg 45rr.ln west 1.no chains, j
south 29 deg 45 iniu west 5.0U chain*, south 1 j
deg 15 min east 2.65 chains toa stone on the |
shore »f said lake marketl ‘No. 5,** Them e
north 57 deg west 6 chains to a stone marketl j
“No. 6.” Thence north 33 deg east 2 chaius and
50 links to a »tnne marketl “No. 7.” Them*
north 57 deg west 2 chain* and 45 links to a
point on the strait on the line of high water. 1
Thence north 49 deg W min east ah-ng the line (
of high water 5 chains ami 4 links to the point 1
of beginning. Containing an area of 4.h8acrea.
Magnetic variation 24 deg m4.
As additional to his original homestead entry
Ko.Wa at the C® Land off-e at Junction City.
Kansas, daied Nov. 14,1W0, for the *w l4 of sec
16, tp 6 a. range 4 oasl. 6th 1* m.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
SHion of the above described land, must file
the C- V. Land office at Juneau, Alaska, an
adverse riaka thereto, under oath, during the
period of publication or within thirty day*
thereafter, or they will be barred by the provi
sion of the statute.
John w. IHdlev. Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published in the Alaska Pi<*ai*e>ToK. a
weekly newspaper, published at Valdez.Alaska,
which I hereby designate as the news)«ej»*r
published nearest the land described in *»id
application.
John W. DrnLrr
Register IT. 8. Laud Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Additional Entry
Under .Se ction 23fX> of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
I*. S. Land Orricr,
i* /a Juneau. Alaska, April 23, 1HU3.
unn n1?;"’ ’/ -'*fTiu, Oregon, assignee of
Uilliam R. « hattiu and Phoebe William, be
Htg entitled to the benefits «*f section
rev ia. d statuU*s of the Tinted Mates, granting
additional lands to soldiers and sailor* who
served in the war of the rebellion, does hereby
to enter I . s. survey number 111, situate
on the right bank of Wo«h1 river about ten
iniled above it* confluence with Nushiikak
river, Alaska. *
beginning at Tor. 1, thence north J25 deg 15
nun west lo.nochain* f’or. 2; north V. deg 41
lain east 1!«.H7 ehnilis lot'or. south 33 «j. I) j
min east JU.OU chains to T.»r l: thence alone
rntandars Uo.d river, south e.j deg west u.rZ
chain* to station: south It* deg tsn lam west .vio
• hams to the place of beginning. Aica |;rVi
acre*. \ ariutiou £t deg M n»in ♦ nst. As add i
lionul •»* » oir original home*-tends on the
wtst half of south wrest qiiurttr of section *
towu*hip l. south range :?j card, ut La Orande.
<trefoil July l.», Ih.j, p r homesti-ad entry No
•>k<. and at New Orleans. Iji., Jan. M, i,«;a fur,
description’ per homestead No. l2»*j. ’ 1
My pcMoihce address is Astoria. Oregon.
u t . . OLE 11. OlJfEX.
Publish for statutory period in Alaska Pkos
i*Ector, at \ ahlez, Alaska.
John \V. Dudley, Rcginter.
Additional Entry
Under Section 'SMi of the Revived
Statute* of the United r*Witj-.s.
1*. 8. Land Office,
. June**ii, Alaska, April 23, 1003.
I, s*»fin* Jensen, of Astoria, Or* gon, assignee
of hdward Wilson, being entitled to the hen*
i.:s of section ***. of the revised siatut* s of the
1 tilted Mates granting additional lauds to the
soldiers and sailors who serve*! in the war of
tne rebellion, do hereby apply to enter I'. S.
survey nil miter 1-77, situate *»n rigbi bunk of
ingak river, about 1*. miles above I 'off e«
I'oint, Alaska.
Beginning at for. No. 1, thence north 77 deg
■J»» min west lO.on chains tot or. 2; south 12 deg
min west 11-70 chains to for. .7; south 77 deg
2*i min cast lo.tMchains to for. i; theme along
meanders Nu*hagak river, north 12 deg fc» min
east 11-70 chains to the point of loginning.
Area 11. *h acres. Variation 23 deg 03 min ca*t.
A<* additional to his original homestead on the
west half of south west quarter section 19 and
we«t half of north west quarter sc« tion :jo
township l*t>, range x., at Sioux t ity, lows!
Nov. I*, is,o, p|.r homestead No. 1171
My p*«*t office address is Astoria Oregon,
„ ... . . H.frfa JENSEN.
1 uhlish for statutory period in Alaska l*kos
FtcTog, at Valdez Alaska.
Joun W. Di ducy, Kegister.
Addit tonal Entry
Under Section StMJ of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
I’. 8. I. iSi# Orri< K,
_. .. , Jtiiieau, Alaska. April 23, sung.
Tlrf* Alaska Portland l ackers A««< .elation a
corporaiixi, incorporated under the laws of the
state oj Oregon, assignee of Torge KHudson,
f#emg entitled ft# the benefit* of section 23»»* of
the revised statute* of the Putted States, grant
ing additional land* to -soldk-r* and sailors
who served in the war id the re he U ion, does
hereby Apply to cuter l. 8. survey nun:her Mb,
situate one tnlie inland from mouth of Hear
eseck amt left bank of lUichak river, Alaska.
Beginning at for. No. i, whence cor. finint«er
S, aurvry mnahrr I2H. I^nr- north M .I.-, Sj min
K’rMfVi.L'1 rhaimt iluiani; tin •li.»e south 28 deg
mill west kCsi chains toU.»r. 2; south tig deg
:*> min east lu.iai chains to for. So.north 23
! deg At min ca*t #..Vi chains to for. 4: xu#rth tig
deg ») in in we-1 lo.di ehaia* to point begin
| ning. Area • '*» acre*. Variation 2-i.Vg Ob min
east. As sd#titi#>nal l*» h»* original ttoniestesd
luo description 1 at La frape„ Vi», Uav 2, 1*6r
per hoin«‘*tead No. J7'#M.
Post address U Portland. Oitk<«.
KRAVit M Wdkkw. Jr..
Secretary Alaska Portland Pack# r» AaM#ei#«ti#»a.
Publish for stafutory period in Alvsk % P»rst
lv«T« R,at Valdes, A!a*k«.
Jouk W. i t DIXV. lUgUJkg.