Mineral Application N0..108.
C.8, Land Offb*o, Juneau, Alaska.
August an, isagt.
Notice is hereby given, that in .pursuance of,
.Cbapter Six (6) of Title Thirty-two (32) of the |
. Revised Htatutcs of tlie United States, tin* pw
deraigned. the Hubbard-Klliott Copper Mines
Development Company of Alaska, a corpora
tion, organized and existing under and by vir
tue of the laws of the State of Washington, and
full} qualified to do and doing business in tlie
District of Alaska, acting through it* *viuly
'designated officer, authorized agent and at
torney in fact! Charles Hubbard, whose
boatoffice address is Room 111 New York Block, i
Seattle. Washington, dainiiug the Castle, Re
triever, Olendive, Sweepstakes, Itala* ami ]
AY ran fell eoutiguous lode* mining claim, vein, i
or mineral deposit. hearing copper.-gold or
other ore, and also the Castle Mill Site, is
■about to make application to tlie United Stutes
for 11 patent to said contiguous bales mining
claim, ft ml said Castle Mill site, which are |
more fully described as to metes and bounds,
by tlie official plat herewith posted and by the I
tiald notes of survey thereof, being Mineral
Survey No. 060 A. and It., now* on file in the of
fice of the Register of tlie Juneau Land Dis
trict, District of Alaska, which tiald notes of
survey describe the boundaries and extent of I
said contiguous lodes mining claim and said
mill site, on the surface, as follows, to-wit;
•CASTLE I.OOK.
Beginning at cor No. J, a limestone 26x10x1"
ins. chiseled 1 (V2 R-2 ti l H-66U A; whence I .
it. Lot*. Mon. Valdez No. 3 liears S 16 deg -V» min
-11.5 ace W. 176.85 ft. Point of discovery -in dis
■cofcry cut bears N 10deg52 min W, '*12.28 ft.
Thence N 21 deg 11 min 3" see E. variation 31
deg 30 min K.
• 28H ft, Castle creek, 6 ft wide, course 8 -42
deg W.
Point oi discovery hoars X.7? deg 3 mir W,
451 ft.
800 ft to eor No. 2, a limestone 28x1*2x8 fits,
chiseled 2C«2S-660 A.
Thence N 77 deg 3 min W, .variation 30 deg50
rain K.
.1500 ft to eor No. 3. on line 1-2 Sti rvey No. 565. \
Nancy Hanks lode at S2I deg II min :t0 see 1
W, ft from eor No. 2, a limestone *
26x15x6 ins, chiseled 3 C-660 A.
'.Thence S«M deg 41 min^t-sec W. -variation 30 j
deg E.
Point of discovery bears S 77 deg 3 .win E |
1040 ft.
600 ft to eor No. 4. on line 1-2 Survey No. 565,
Nancy Hanks lode, at N 21 deg 41 mill 30 :
see h, 85.31 ft from cor No. 1, a limestone j
21x12x10 ins, chiseled 1 C-3 R-660 A.
'.Theme S 77 deg 03 in In E, -variation 20 deg 45 j
min K.
: 138-5.6 ft, Castle creek 6 ft wide, course S 3 *1
dec w.
-1500 it to cor No. 1, tlie place of beginning. I
Containing 20.121 acres.
RETRIEVER LoDK. |
Beginning at eor. No. 1, h lime»t04ie 20*11x12
ill*, chiseled 1 K-l H-<Wl A. Whence I'. S. Loe.
-Mod. Valdez No. 3, hears N .'ll*deg It* miu :*0 !
see K, DUG ft, and discovery Isars N 5 deg II
•tuin W, 312.11 ft.
Thence N 21 deg 4J mill 3U see E, variation 30 j
deg .50 min E.
Discovery bears N*77 deg 03 in in W, 143 CL
GUO ft lo cor No. 2, identical with eor No. 1. !
Castle-lode of this surrey .previously de J
scribed.
Thence N 77 deg 03 min \Y, variation 31 deg 30
miu E.
150»ft to eor No. 3. identical with cor No. 4.
('anile Jode of this survey iprovionsly de
scribed.
Thence S 21 deg 41 min 30 aec W, variation 20
deg 45 miu E.
H8.34 ft, cor No. 1, Survey No. 56,5, Nancy
Hanks lode, and cor No. 1, Wrangell lode
oi this survey.
Discovery bears S 77 deg 03 miu E, 13-57 ft.
Guo ft toeor No. 4, n limestone 30x1-5x14 ins,
chiseled 4 K-660 A.
The nee S 77 deg 3 min E. variation Mo deg 40
• win K.
d27f*.7 ft, Castle crack. 7-ft wide, course S 10
deg W.
J.vn» ft to eor No. 1, the place w» beginning.
Containing 20.421 acres.
(5I.ENDI.VE LODE.
ItegniTiing-at cor No. 1, identical with cor No.
J. Retriever lode, of this survey previously de
scribed. Whence H. Loe. Mon. Valdez No. 3
bears N 39 deg 10 min -'ft* sec E, 130.95 ft.
.Discovery bears >4 67 deg 28 miu 30 see E.
1591.->7 ft.
(Thence N 21 deg 41 min 3< see E, variation 30
deg 60 min E.
(too.ft to eor No. 2, identical with eor No. 2,
Retriever lode, and cor No. 1, Castle lode,
of this survey previously described.
Tlicnee H 37 deg30 miu E, variation 31 deg 30
miu E
7-50 ft to eor No.3 a giTenstone 26x14x10 ins,
chiseled 3 (1-6 8-iVOO A.
•Thence S 73 deg 12 min K, variation 31 deg 40
min E.
•75<* it to eor No. 4. identical with eor No. 1,
Purvey No. 659, Marmot lode, a llmeetoiie
26x15x8 ins, chiseled 4 G-5 S-2 R-660 A.
Thence 8 21 deg 41 mill 30 *ec W, w.rialioo **0 ,
• leg-*5 min *E.
.506 ft Couch creek, 8 it wide,courseH60de-g W
60o u to cor No. -5. a limestone 30x15x12 ins,
chiseled5 G-1 K-660 A.
Them e N 73deg 12 min \N. variation 30 deg 3*)
miu E.
93 it, Couch creek, k it wide, course S 65 deg
W, 7-50 it to eor No. 6, a limestone 28x12x6
ins. chiseled 6 G-UGO A.
Thence N 37 d<jg 30 miu W, variation 30 deg 40
min K.
75n it to eor No. 1 the /plaoe of beginning.
Containing 19.166 acres.
SWEEPSTAKES LODE.
Beginning at eor No. 1, identical with eor
*No. Glendive bale, eor No. 2. KetrieverJodo,
and cor No. 1. Castb* lode of this survey pre
-viou-ly described. Whence l’. S. Loe. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 bears S 16 deg *55 min 11 5see W,
476.85 ft. Discoverv bear* *S 67 deg 15 min 30
•see L. 1:139.84 ft.
Then'* N 21 deg 41 min 30 sec *E, ' armlion 31
deg 30 mill E.
Gou it to eor No. 2 identical w ith cor No. 2,
Castle lode, of tlii* survey previously de^
scribed.
Thence S 37 deg 30 min E, variation 30 deg 50*
mil) E.
146.7 ft, Castle creek, courses 50 deg W.
.750 ft toe #r No. 3. a dimes tone .2rL\J4x8 dn* ,
chiseled 3S-G60 A.
Thence S.73 deg 12 min E, variation 30 deg 15 ;
min E. j
750 ft to cot No. I. identical w ith eor No. 3, (
Survey No. 659, Marmot -lode, a limestone
2l\16x?>.ins, chiseled*4 S-660A. I
Thence S 21 deg 4J min 3o -sec W, -variation 31 j
deg 12 miu K.
600 ft toeor No. 5, identical with eor No. 1, •
Survey No. 050 .Marmot-lode, and with eor ,
No. 4, Uleudive lode, of this -eur-vey .nre
viouslv described.
Olieiiee N*73 deg 12 min W, variation 30 deg 15
miu E.
7:50 ft to eor No. 6. identical with eor No. 3, I
Glcndive lode of thfs+nirvey previously de j
scribed.
('hem e S 37 deg 3o min W. variation 31 deg to j
miu E.
7-50 n to < or No. J. tlie place of beginning.
Containing J9.166 acres.
•BABE LOME.
Beginning at cor No. I, identical wi'.li cor No.
*, i.lciulive lode, of this.survey .proyiouety de
•Ecribcd. Whence I" S. l.oc. Mon. \ aider No. 3 j
•bears N 5u deg 5 mill 16 sec W. M23.12 ft, and
disc..\ci.y bear* N 11 deg57 min HU sec E, 37**.*j»i!
•ft.
Thence N 21 deg II nun 30 sec h, variation :k»
deg 30 min K.
Discovery bears N S'.* deg K. 142 ft
600 fl to cor No. 2. .identical with cor No. i
Htirvev No. 65U. Marmot lode, aiul with cor
No. 5, Vwetjpst eke-hale, and cor No. 4. «ilen
itivvilodc, of this survey previously de
scribed.
'Thence N hO.lcg K. var :» degd/»min E.
510 it. Pouch creek, course s 50 deg \> .
$50 ft to cor N«. 3, identical with cor Nc. 6.
Survey No. 639, Marmot lode, a limestone
28x15x10 ins, chiseled 3 B-000 A.
Thence S 40 «leg 16 mill E, .variation Jt! deg 15
miu K.
$50 II lo cor No. 4. identical with cor No. .5.
Marmot lode, cor No. 1, Sumo Icon.lode, and
cor No.:*, h'lande.rs lode, Surr ey No.659..*.
limestone :>0xl2xl2 im*. chiseled 4 J4-6iiO A.
Thence S21 deg J1 min :m sec W. variation 31
iteg 30 .111111 E.
•IjUlt ft tocor No. 5. ddentleal with eor No. I
Survey No. 659, Flanders lode, a greenstone
26x10x8 jus,.chiseled 5 B ts>» A.
Thence N 40dog 16 min W, variation 31 deg 30
iniuJS.
$50 ft to cor No. 6, a greenstone 28x12*10 in*
. chiseled 6-11-660 A.
Thence 8 80 deg \V.«$r.31 dog 50 Mill:E.
$50 li to cor No. I. the pUec of bey lulling.
Con turning J8.7IM acre*
WRAtiORLL I.ODE.
Beginning at eor No. 1. identical with'i'BT Nt*.
,1, Burvev No. 565, Nancy Hanks lisle, and on
Hue 3-1 "Ketriover lode,of thhs survey.at 8 21 deg
41 inin 30 *ec W, 95.34 ft from cor No. 4. u green
•tone 21x14x12 ill*, chiseled 1 W^m A. Whence
C. 8. Loe. Mou. Vuldev No. 3 bears 8 62 «log 36
.miu 37.2 sec K. 1529.8 ft. Discov ery bears N 58
•dag 3 mill 30 sec V, 670.4* ft.
Thence S 21 deg 41 tuln 30 sec W. -variation 30
Dl»eoverv bears N 26 deg 31 min W, 867.76 ft.
$94.66 ft. cor No. 4. Ketrievor lode of this sur
vey.
*91 6*ft to car No. 2. a grt*en*4*ne 28x10x8Jus,
chiseled 2 W-660 A. ^ _ 1A
TPhence N 26 deg 31 min W, variation 310 deg 10
miu K.
.908.87 ft, intersect line 4 1, Survey No. *».
Ionize lode at HU deg 31 min \\, *88.81 ft
irunbA or .No. I.
. 1.171.7ft, ft to cor No. .7, n greenstone 24x12x10
In.**, chiseled 7 W-rtflO A.
Thtfticc N 21 deg '1 mitt To sec K. variation .71
deg K.
.*4.1 ft. intftvsrdt line .7-4, Survey No. W»,
LouUe bale. at N »*9 d«»g lowin W. lW/V.i ft
from eur No. I. mid intersect line l-2'«urvey.
No.-Mm, Lizzie ti/lode. at N-00 deg 10 min \v
ft from e>r No.»l.
IHscovcrv bears M2ft d*g 31 min K, .704* ft.
SOl.ft ft toenr No. 4, on line 4-1, Survey No.
Vo, Lizzie <«< hale, at NO deg .VI min W,
VWi.27 ft from eor No. 1, oci line 1.1 Nancy
Hanks lode, at S JO deg 21 min K, L*4.tM It
from eor No. 4. a spruce plug set in green
stone outcrop. scribed 4 W-OtiO A.
Thence S 2b deg 31 min K, variation 21* deg 30
min K.
1271.7**ft to cor No. 1. the place of beginning.
Containing (exclusive of the area in con
flict with Surrey No. Mo, Lizzie <». and
.Loutz*: lodes)17.23T» acres.
Net area of tin* Castle, Ketriever, Hlendive,
Sweepstakes, Lain* atid Wrangell contiguous
lodes mining claims (exclusive of the area in
conflict with Survey No. 707, Lizzie <4. ami
Louize lodes) 112.114 acres.
CASTLE MILL HITE.
Beginning at cor >«». 1, a grcenstou#* 26x12x10
ins, chiseled 1 C-t-OO B. Wh**n*»* U. S.Izm*. Mon
Vnlilez No. 3. bean 8 60 deg 47min 0.9 see E.
3549.30 ft. Cor No. I. Castlw'ode of Ihisaurvey
bears S 88 deg Minin 4.0 see W. 3643.99 ft. Cor
No. 2, Survey No. 565, Goodyear lode l»ears 8
50 deg ft lnin-E, 188.75 fi.
Theiiev N-74 deg il win W, var Do deg K.
2U1.6 fi. Rainbow creek, course B 70 deg W.
2»i0/«'‘> ft to cor N**. 2. Weiltlira 1 with cor Ned,
Survey No. 662 B, Lawton Mill Site# a green
* atone 24x10x8 in a, chiseled 21*4660 B
Thence s i:» deg 09 min W,.variation • 30 deg 10
min K.
<35.9ft, Kainbow creek, eoorae S *40«tog \>
728 ft. Elliott creek, course X OS deg W.
8X*M-0 ft to cor No. 3. a limestone -24x10x8 ios,
chiseled
Thence H 74 deg 51 min E, variation ;W deg 20
min E.
jr.0.1*5 ft to cor No. 4, a Ii«»cst4*ne-28xl4x8 ins,
1‘llistded 4 C-060 U.
Thence N 15 deg 09 an in K, variation 80 dag -20
■ min K.
69.7 It. Elliott creek, course N 75 deg W.
835.6 ft to cor No.-l, tlie place of lieginniug.
Containing-** acres.
This claim-is further described as being sit
uate in Elliott Creek valley, about seven miles
east of the Kotsina river, Copper River region,
it. latitude 61 deg 3ft min 30 «ec X,»longitude
144 deg 3min W. approximately, in the \-aldez
Recording and Mining District, in the District ,
of Alaska.
The adjoining claims as shown by the plat
of survey are the Marmot. Saraolcon and Flan
ders lodes. Survey No- 659 on the east, and on
the west, Survey No. 565, Nancy Hanks, Lizzie
G. and Louize lodes.
Tin-area in conflict with Survey 565, Lizzie
G. and Loni/.c bules is excluded from the area
for which, patent is hereby applied. There are
no other conflicting claims shown by the. plat
of survev, or kuowu.
The liH Mtions of these -miuiug elaUus and
mill sib* are recorded in the office of the V. S.
Commissioner and ex-Officio Recorder for the
Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Alaska,
as follows;
Castle Lode.
Original-location. Book BA. Page 277.
Balneation, Book E. Page 130.
Amended location. Book 11, Page 433.
Retriever Lode.
Original location, Book K. Page 1X8
Amended location. Book H, Page 432.
Gleudivc Lode.
Original location. Book E, Page 128.
Amended location. Book IV, Page 419.
Sweepstakes Lode.
Original location. Book E, Page 138,^
Amended-localion, Book 11. Page 43$.
Babe Lisle.
Original location, Book E, Page 141.
Amended location, Book H, Page .434
Wrangell Lode.
Book H, Page 411,
Castle Mill Site.
Book H, Page 554.
Any and all ]»erson.s claiming adversely the
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 Office
-at Juneau. District of Alaska, they will be
barred bv virtue of the .provisions of said
statute. John W. Dudley,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice be published ill the Alaska Prosper
tor, a weekly newspaper of general circulation,
published at Valdez, Alaska, fora period of ten
consecutive weeks, which 1 hereby designate
aft the newspaper puclished nearest the land
described in said application.
John W. Dudley,
Register of U. 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Date of first pub. Sept. —»*, 1906,
John P. Fay, attorney for applicant, 410-411
New-Y«» k Block, Seattle, Wash.
Mineral Application No. -xo<>.
I*. S. Laml Office, Juneau, Alaska.
August 20, 1900.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
Chapter Six (0) oi Title Thirty-two (32) of the
Revised Statutes of the I’nited States, the un
dersigned, the Hubbard-Elliott Copper Mines
Development Company of Alaska, a corpor
ation, organized and existing under and by
.virtue of the laws of the State of Washington,
and fullv qualified to do and doing busiuesH in
the District of Aluaka, acting through its duly
designated officer authorized agent and at
torney in.fact. Charles (». llubbard, whose
jmst office address »is Room 411, New \ork
lltocK, .Seattle, Washington, Maiming the Cop
per Queen. Fortnua. Rigina.Van Hyek.Kotsiua.
Katherine, Eriseo, California and Qloriana
contiguous lodes mining elaim, vein or min
eral dcnosit. bearing copper, gold, or other ore,
is about to make application to the I’nited
Suites for a patent to said contiguous lodes
mining claim, which is more fully described
as to metes .and bounds by the official plat
heri'with,posted and by the field notes of sur
vey thereof, being Mineral Survey No, 858, now
on*tile.in the office of the Register of the Ju
neau Land District, District of Alaska, which
field notes of survey describe the boundaries
and extent of said contiguous lodes elaim on
the surface as follows, to-wit:
• COPPER HI KES LODE.
beginning at eor No. 1, a porphyry stone
-21x10x4'. ins, chiseled 1 Q-l K-t‘*58; whence l’. S.
Loc. Mon. Valdez No. 3. bears N 00 deg 31 min
0.1 ski. W, 4.183 it, and discovery bears N 80 deg
fd mill K,-11*8.90 it.
Thome N 21 deg 11 miu 30 see E. variation 30
deg 4o miu E.
Recovery bears H85deg 3 min E.-1057 ft.
Ooo Ll to cot No.2, a greenstone 28xMxl0 ins,
chiftttled 2 Q-l Fo-058.
Thence S8ddeg 3 min K, Variation 3» deg 50
miu E.
1014 it. Kings creek, 411 wide, course S deg
W.
1500 ft to eor No. 3. ft limesto«»e-28»V2x9 ms.
chiseled 3 Q-l Ke 1 V. D-l Ko-4%'8.
.Thence S 21 «leg 41 min 30 we W, -variation 31
deg 30 see E.
Discovery hears N 85 deg 3 min W. 443it.
4<oo.f( to eor N(i. I, a greenstone 30x15x10 ins,
chiseled 4 Q-4 U-O’i.
Tlteiiee X 85 deg 3 min W, var. 30 »leg K,
733.3 ft, Ivinga creek, 4 it wide, 4-ourse H 02
deg W.
1500 it to eor No. 1. the place oi beginning.
Containing 19.785 acres.
• WiMU'KA KOOK.
beginning at o*>r No. 1. identical Willi eor No..
2. Copper Queen-h»de-4»i this .survey,previously
described; whence F. S. Loc. Mon. Valdez No. 3,
bears N 72 deg 42 mill 49.2 sec W, 4207/22 dt, and
diseove.rv bears N 39 deg 31 min E, 403.57 it.
Tlie«iee N 2 I d eg 41 Miivi see ‘K, variation 31
deg 50 min E.
3oo it, witness c*»r to imit No. 2 at intersection
witli . presumed halt/, a diuieMoiio
28xl2xlo ms. chiseled W. C. 2 Fo-058. Dis
eovery bears S 85 deg 3 miu K. 197 ft.
4’4K) it tower No. *2: wJienee witness eor to cor
No. 2, b**u>8 2J deg 41 min .*50 *ee W. :MW it.
.Then«wS 85 deg at win K. variation 31 deg 30
min L.
Ki’ioti true e«w No. 2.
dOH-3 ft. Kings Are*'k, A -it wide, course S 20.
deg W.
1.500 d< to eor No 3, a spruce plug, set ill
.limestone outcrop, seidbnd 3 Fe-2 V. IM*58.
Thence S 21 dug 41 mill 30 see W, varifttion 31
deg 25 min E.
Discovery bears N 85 deg 3miu W, 1303 ft.
lit K a ft to eor No. 4 identical with eor No. 3,
Copper Queen bale of this survey previously
described.
Theimo N S5 ib*g 83 mill W, variation 31 deg 30
miu E.
15iNM*t toeorNo.-l the .place of beginning.
< outainiug *19.785 acres.
•nr.vr! N A LOOK.
Huginniug at cm Kc.d. identical with cor No.
•1, Copper queenhalc, of this survey j»roviously
described; whence I . 8 Loc. Mon. \ aldez No.
hears N Ho deg 31 min tl.I sec TV, 41830*1 and
discovery monument hears S fit* deg to min K.
JnO^il »£t. „ . ,
Thence 8 21 deg 41 min HO^ec W, ‘Variation 3n
♦leg -10 miu K.
•Discovery hears 8 8'» dcg-K min *K,-725 ft,
(»0U ft to cor No. 2, a limestone 01x18x14 ins,
clifoaled 2 H-itf*.
Thence 8 85 deg 03 inin K, variation iU) deg
min K.
885 ft, Kings creek, 4 ft wide, coarse 8 7 deg
TV.
1500 ft to eor No. 3, a greenstone 30x14x10 ins,
•chiseled 8 il-858
Thence X21 <leg It 111 in :w E. variation 29 I
•leg m mill E.
Discovery la-ar* X *'» deg :i min \\. 77.'» ft.
•inn ft to cor No. I, identical with cor No. 4, |
(Nipper 'Queen lode, of thi* survey pre- 1
viously dcseiitied.
Tlienee N *"» deg tw min W, var. :K> .deg K.
■ raw ft to cor No. I, the place of beginning. !
Containing-19.71V* acre*.
VAN*DYCK LOOK.
Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with cor No. I
4. Kertuna hale, and cor No. 3, Copper (lueen j
lode of ihi* survey previously described: |
whence l*. 9. Loc. Mon. Valdes No. .1, bear* X
77 deg 2* min 29.6 see W, ft. and point of J
diseovery in discovery cut, bear* X 0-'* deg t:t!
tnin K. 491 at; ft.
Thence N 21 deg 41 min 90 sec E, variation :tl
deg :m min K.
point of diseovery in discovery cut boara 9 77 :
deg 14 miti E. JiO ft.
tHJU ft locor No. 2. identical with cor No. 9, ]
Kortuna hale of this survey previously de |
scribed.
I DflHf nil UOg *4 <11111 c.HBimuuii '»*
• Will K
15tm ft to cor No. 3, h limestone 24x16x6 ius,
chiseled 9 V. I>-658.
Thence s 21 deg 41 miu 30 ace W, variation 31
deg to min E.
Point of discovery la»ars N 77 deg 14 min W,
11.54 ft.
60o ft to cor No. 4, a limestone 38x12x8 ius.
chiseled 4 V. D-2 Ka-6-58.
Thence N 77 deg 14 min W, variation 31 deg 30
min K.
• 700 ft, cor No. 1, Katherine hale and cor No. 2.
Kotsinalode of this survey.
,1500 ft to cor No. 1. the place of beginning.
Omittilling 20.411 acres.
KOTO!NA LOOK.
Beginning at cor No. I. identical wtt-h cor
No. lrVan Dvck lode, cor No. I, Fortuua bait*,
and cor No. 3, CopperAJticcu-kale, of this sur
*vey previously described; whence F. S. 4ax*.
Mon. Valdcx So.3, bears N*-77 deg 25 mill 29.6
see W, 5689.26 ft; and discover/ u»>iinmeHt
bears &42 deg 43 min K. 894.37 ft.
Thence H 77 »leg 14-uiin E, variation 21 deg 30
min E.
Discovery bears S 24 deg 7 mki E 617.5 ft.
750 ft to cor No. 2. on line 4-1 Van l>yck • b>de
of this survey, a limestone 26x12x6ins,
chiseled 2 Ko-1 Ka6V».
Tiieuce S 21 deg 7 min E. variation 31 slog 30
min E.
1441.31 ft to eor No. 3, a greenstone *30x14x8
• ins, chiseled 3 Ko-4 Ka-7 C-658.
Thence N 88 deg 26 mill \V, variation 30 deg 50
min E.
241:66 ft to cor No. 4, a greeiistoue 26x14x8 ins,
chiseled 4 Kn 659.
Thence N 77 deg II min W. variation 30 deg 50
min K.
Discovery bears N 24 deg-7 min W. 882.5 ft.
477.72 ft to cor No. .5, a greenstone 26x15x12
ius, chiseled 5 Ko-658.
Thence N 2t deg7 win W, variation 30slog 45
uiin-K,
l.TOUit to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 20.511 acres.
(CATHERINE IX»1»E.
Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with cor
No. 2, Kotsiua lode, of this survey previously I
described. whence t'. 8. I.oc. Mon. Valdez No. I
3bears N 77 deg 24 mill 9.2 sec \V, 6139.26 ft,and 1
discovery monument Is/ar* 8 34 deg 57 min K.
-1596.U1 ft.
Thence 8 77 deg 14 inDi E. variation 31 deg 30
miu E. „ #
Discovery bears 824 deg-7 mill E. 1342.5- ft.
750 ftto cor No. 2, identical with cor N*». 4.
Van Dyck lode of this survey .-previously
described.
Thence S 24 deg 7 miu E, variation -31 deg 30
miu E.
1282.07 ft, eor No. 7 Frise^Jodo of this survey.
1351.31 ft, witness cor to cur'No. 3, a conglom
crate stone 30x12x10 in*, chiseled NN. c. 3
Ka-8 Fr-058.
1441.31 ft to cor No. 3. not set as it falls in the
center of Klliott creek. I
•Thtnco N 77 deg 11 min W. variation •:« deg 40
miti E.
From true cor No. Jt.
Discovery hears N 24 deg-7 min IN . 98.81- tt.
49U.77 ft cor No. 1. Frisco hale, and cor No. 6,
California lode of this survey.
750 ft to cor No. 1, identical with eor No. 3,
Kotsiua lode of this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence N 24 deg 7 miu W, variation 30 deg 50
mill E.
1441.31 it to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 19.849 acres.
FRISCO look.
Beginning at cor No. i, on liuo3-4 Katherine
lisle of this sitrvcv, u greenstone 24xlo\8 ins,
chiseled 1 Fr-6 '’-658; wlienee l*. 8. I.oc. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 bears X 68 deg 42 min 27.9 se- W,
7648.02 it, discovery monument bears 8 219.69 tt.
Titmice South, var. 30 deg 30 uiin K.
249.69 ft. dis*overy.
265 ft. Elliott creek, 8 it wide, course 8 35deg
W.
513.50 ft tocor No. 2. on line 4-1, Survey No.
566, Copper King lode, at 8 88 deg 44 min 30
sec K, 47 4.63 ft from eor-No. J. A spruce
plug set ill u limestone boulder 8x4x3 it ex
pos** l, scribed 2 Fr-5 C-658.
The nee 8 88 deg 44 min 30 sec K, variation 30
dag 30 min E.
187.37 ft, witness cor to cor No. 3. a Spruce
plug set in a limestone boulder 12x8x6 ft
existed, scribed W. C. 3 Fr-658.
1025.37 ft to cor No. 3. identical with cor No. 4.
Survey No. 566 Cupper King lode.
Thence 8 10 deg 15 min 30 sec W, variation 29
deg :t0 miu E.
From true cor No. 3. ... ..
1.72ft to eor No. 4, identical with cor No. 1,
Survey No. 566, Mineral King lode; whence
witness cor to cor No. 4 bears 886 deg 22 miu
E, 283.5 ft.
Thence S 86 deg 22 min E, variation 29 deg .4)
miu E.
From true eor No. 4 along lino 4-1 Survey No.
566, Mineral King lode. .
283.5 ft, witness cor to eor No. 4, identical j
with witness cor to cor No. 1, Survey No.
566. Mineral King lode, a greenstone
20x11x11 ins,chiseled NV. C. 1 Fr-6>8.
575.31ft to coy No. 5; whence willies* cor to
cor No. 5 bears N 300 ft.
Tlience north, variation 30 deg K.
From true cor No, 5. _
:Ua» ft, witness cor to cor No. 5, a spruce plug'
set in a limestone boulder 5x3x2 tt exposed,
scribed NV. C. 5 Fr-658.
369 ft, Elliott creek,8 ft wide, course N 80 deg
\V. I
599.34 ft to cor No. 6, a greenstone 30x12x10 i
ins, chiseled 6 Fr-i»58.
Thence N 88degnS min W, variation 30 dog h. ;
1086.20 it to e*»r No. 7 on line 2-3 Kathciiue
lode of this survey, a limestone 30x14x8 in*,
chiseled 7 Fr-658. .
Thence S24deg»)7 min E, variation :«» dog 40
mill E. .......
♦»9.24 ft. witness cor to cor _ No. 8, identical ;
with witness cor to cor No. 3, Katherine!
hide uf this survey previously described.
159.24 it to cor No. 8, identical with cor No. 3,
Katherine hale of this survey previously
described. Whence witness cor to cor No.
8 hears N 24 deg 7 min W. 90 ft.
Tlience N 77 deg 14 mill W, variation 30 deg 40
min E.
From true eor No. 8. ,,
190.77 ft to cor No. I, tlie place ot beginning.
4'ontaining 19.331 acres.
CALIFORNIA LOPE.
Beginning at eor No. 1. a greenstone 26x12x10
ins, chiseled 1 C-658; whence l-. H. D»c. .Muu.
Valdez No. 3 bears N «'*4 deg 28 min 57. * see N\.
62-31.69 ft. Discovery bears S 76 deg •'*■> min -'to
sec E, 1503.13 ft. .
Thence South, var. 31 deg 30 min E. .
Discovery bears’S 88 deg 26 in in E, 1 lt».»
545.72 ft to eor No. 2, a greenstone 24xlO.\i ins,
chiseled 2 C-658.
i The into S 8’* deg 24 mill E, variation 31 deg .8J
min E.
717.57 ft, witness eor to cor No. 3, a greenstone
28xi6xloins, chiseled NV.C. 3C-658.
1027.57 it to ecu No. 3 on line 1-2, Survey No.
566, Copper King I sde, at H 10 deg 15 min 30
see W, 3.73 ft from cor No. 1, not set as it
fails in Elliott creek.
Them e X in deg 1» min 30 sec K, variation u0
• leg 15 miu E.
From true eor No. 3.
3.73 it to cor No. 4. identical with cor No. l,
Stirvev No. 566. Copper King IchIc, not set as
it falls in Elliott creek; whence witness cor
to cor No. 4, hears S 88 deg It miu 30 sec E,
195.5 ft.
Thence S 88 <leg4l miu 30 see E, variation •«>
deg 15 min E.
From true eor No. 4.
!*♦ ,,.*» ft, witness cor to cor No. 4, a spruce plug
>cl in a limestone boulder 12xloxl0 it ex
posed, scribed W. ('. 4 0-658.
474.*m u to cot N«l 5, identical with eor No. 2,
Frisco 1 tale, wf this survey previously de
scribed.
Thence North, var. 30 .leg 30 min h. _
Discovery bears N 88 tleg 26 miu NN , 3» ft.
513.50 ft to cor No.6,‘identical with cor No. 1.
Frisco hale of Ibis survey previously de
scribed. ,
Tlience N 77 .leg II miu W, variation -30 deg 30
min E. ... v- .
2-59.23 it to cor No. 7, identical with eor No. 1.
Katherine bale, and cor No. 3. Kotsiua lode
of this .-urwy.previously described.
Thence N 88 tleg 26 min NV, variation 30 deg -«o
miu E. , , . A. .
211.06 ft, cor No. 4, Kotsiua lode of this sur
vey. . , .
1247.09 ft to cor No. 1. the .place of hegi tilling.
Containing 19.818acres.
OfORIANA LOOK
Beginning ut eor No. 1, a greenstone 24x12x1
ins, chiseled 1 li-658; whence l\ 8. Loc. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 bears S 58 deg 13 nun 26.1 see N\ ,
6061.63 ft. Discovery bears S 23 deg 21 miu E,
337.95 ft. „„ . 0,
Thence S 10 deg 15 min 21 see VV, variation dl
dvg j min E.
224 fl, Ellin*! creek. 10 fl wide, course N H3 f
deg \\.
Discovery bears S It* deg 21 min K. Isa ft.
•hki ft toeor No. 2. a greenstone 24xl2xt*ins.
cl»i>«ied 2
Thence M Vi deg 21 mfii E. variation 3o deg :m
min K.
MUM ft toeor No. A, on line 1-2, Survey No. an*,
i 'opprr King bale. al N in deg l‘» milt 3U see '
E. 3.73 ft from eor No. 2, a linic«tono2Hx12xlo
ins. chiseled 3
Thence N in deg l‘» min 3»» m*c E. variation »*!
deg E.
IHseovery bears N Jit deg 24 min NN . 1312 ft..
4*1.23 ft witness eor to eor No. 1. Survey No.
Copper King lode.
.'sgiil willies** eor to eor No. I. a greenstone
24x10*1* ins. eliisrH NY. C. I <»-•'*■»*.
Atm ft to eor .No. I. identical with eor No. 2, j
California hale, this survey previously de- !
srri bed.
Thence N (Cidrg 21 min \V. variation 30 deg 1*»
min K.
Kroui true cor No. 4.
3IM ft witness eor toeor No. 3, California hale
of ibissurvey. •
lM27.-‘»7 ft cor No. 2, California hale of this I
survey.
100n ft toeor No. 1. the place of beginning |
Containing 2U..Vd Hi res.
Total and net atea Copper Queen, Fortnna.
Region. Van Dyck. Kotsina, Katherine. Frisco.
California and <doriaun contiguous lode min
ing elaiin. Survey No. C'»*. I7*J.!t:'.i acres.
This claim is further described u** la-tug ait
unte and located in Elliott creek valley, about
one-half mile west of tin* head of Elliott creek,
and about eight miles east of the Kotsina river,
Copjier River• region. Alaska, in the Valdez
Mining and Recording District, District of
Alaska, in latitude <d deg 3h min N. longitude
141 deg 1 ibDi W. approximately.
Tlie adjoining claims shown by the pint of
survey are the Copper King and Mineral King
lodes,'Survey No. -Voi on the S. K. There are no j
conflicting claims shown by the. plat of survey. ;
or known.
The location of these mining claims |
arc recorded In the office of the C. s. i
Commissioner and ex Officio Recorder for the *
Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Alaska
as follows:
Copper Queen Male.
Original location. Hook BA. Page 270.
Relocation. Book K. Pago 140.
Amended location, Rook II. Page 421.
Fortnna Lode.
Original location. Hook E, Page 13*.
Amended location, Book II, I’age 421
Regie a I.ode.
original* location. Book»K. Pag*' 137
Amended location, Book II. Page 422.
Van Dyck Lode.
Original location, Book K. Page c2.
Amended location, Bunk II. Page 4HI.
Kotsina Lode.
Book II. Page l«».
Katherine Lode.
Original locution. Book K. Pare A2.
Amended location, Book II Page 413.
Frisco Male.
Original location Book F Page »*•*.
Amended location. Book II I‘age 412.
California Male.
Book II, Page 410.
(tloriaiiA Lode.
Original location. Book K. Paget*:*.
Amended location. Book II. l<airc4K‘.
Any aud all |»er»ons cl aiming adversely the
mining ground, veins, hales, or any portion
thereof so described, surveyed, platted and ap
plied for, arc hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly Hied according to law,
a ml the regulations thereunder, within the
time prescribed by law. with the Register ci
tlie I’nited States Land office at Juneau, Dis
trlet of Alaska, they will be barred by virtue
of the provisions of said statute.
John NY. Drui.KV.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice be published in the Alaska Pros
pector, a weekly nev -naper of general circnln
lion, published at Value/, Alaska, for a period
of ten consecutive weeks, which I hereby des
ignaln as the newspaper published nearest
tlie land described in said application.
John NY. PriM.KY,
Register of ( . S. Land Oflh e, Juneau. Alaska.
Date of first pub Sept. 2U,
John P. Fay, attorney for applicant. 410-111
New vork Block. Seattle, \Ya**h.
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VALDEZ, ALASKA
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Hearst For Governor
Receives Nomination From New
York Independent League.
New York. Oct. A—Hearst lias
issued a letter to the independent
league accepting the nomination
for governor. Ho said the question
of the hour is to eradicate the cor
poration control of the govern
ment which is now almost absolute.
He will-wage war for tlie extermi
nation of the political bosses and
to put hr operation direct primaries.
He favors making the hums of
public office so short that there will
he no time for the incumbents to
become corrupt.
New York. Oct. I—Hughe: made
an address last night accepting the
republican nomination for .gover
nor. He said the campaign would
not l«e partisan, hut would he in
the interests of decent government.
He said the only question is
whether the unholy ..Biance at
Buffalo of the independent and
democratic parties would capture
the state hv their noisy demon
strations.
•Washington, Oct. v»—- Secretary
Hoot has made-public some official
correspondence with I’alnra. show
ing that the-latter asked the United
States lodntervene September Stir
claiming tlsit he feared the anar
chist- and would‘he unable to pro
tect American property. On Sep
tember 1-1 Haltna and his entire
cabinet made up their minds to
resign.
Manila, <>ct. A—The transport
Thomas is aflame. The tire caught
in the cargo of <>.000 hales of hay
and spread to the hunkers. Flood
ing the vessel has been tried hut
without avail, and they are now
sinking the hpat. in the harbor.
Washington, Oct. A—The presi
dent has deeiiled to hav«^ Magoon
relieve Taft immediately in Cuba.
The disarmament of the soldiers is
progressing without a hitch.
Tacoma. Oct. A—Bryan has ad
vised democratic leaders here that
lie will make a trip to Washington
during his speech making tour it
his dates will permit.
»
Seattle, Oct. o— ‘The sea lias
raised where the Santa Ana is
ashore and the vessel is rapidly
breaking up. Onlva small-portion
of the cargo was lightered off. The
Excelsior lias not been reported
yet.
Minefields, Va.. - Oct. — There
was an explosion in the West Fork
mine last (light. causing a cavein
and entombing 100 miners. 'I'he
mine is afire and the ■ rescue party
was driven hack at midnight by
the dames. There is no hope for
the entombed miners.
St, Petersburg, Oct. A—The Czarr
and family have returned to this
place. -They are said to have been
;ii Finland for several weeks.
Havana,'-Oct. H— \ meeting of
the citizens-was called yesterday to
discuss whether it would be better
for the United States to annex the
islands of On ha ov turn them over
to-a new government. It is the
universal opinion of.prominent for
eigners and natives Unit annexa
tion is the only way of securing
permanent peace. They are openly
•advocating annexation. The dis
armament i- progressing rapidly.
Harrisburg, Get. 6—The presi
dent made an address at the dedi
cation of Pennsylvania's ‘new
¥111,000,000 -date house in a down
pour of rain. He complimented
the state on its honorable legisla
tive history and said he abhorred
the attempts made by some politi
cians to excite hostility against
all men of wealth. He only seeks
to have the government curl) the
trusts for the benefit of the people.
Washington. Oct. 0—Weatlier
bureau bulletins announce severe
earthquake waves in the vicinity
of the Indian Ocean.
Seattle, Get. C>—The Excelsior
arrived from Valdez last night.
Notice.
AHOl.l B. «.!H.soN :
Before t!i<-Judge of tin- Fourth (’ivil I'ottr*;
• >t fhis c.ij.itJil. ho eiitiat" Augustin An.'on-iiR
i on Hu* In nr!:: Licentiate Mnnuel B. I’rruehur
1 in tt|i|rt’in*e<! -is attorney for the ••Mexican <o*W
Silver Iteeovery (’uiiipaiiy. Limited,” >lu»w
i ing that you as representative of the "Flouts
[ i.idd Mining Company” have transferred tv
[ the conipany which the j-etitioiier represents
curding to a wi il:• n agreement dated April
i _sih of the present year, in the city ot Valdea,
ierrilorv ot \laska,’ Fnlted Mates of America,
the Mines named “The Colorado.” and ••Thu
1 1111110.*’ lo II-d ill tile district "t Altar, stare
of Sonora, a*also the mine named •• I’iie .Michi
gan.” located in the same district of Altar,
which y..ii ur<|!dred respectfully from J.. W Mix
and hi- associates, and from Louis 1\ Serrano,
according t• • the written agreements dated the
llth "1 Jiinunty 1K.»I, before the local judge of
tin Village of Nogales, and thcJ-Uh "i March.
! IS'.I.S, b foie the judge ..f ill First Iltstaliee of
' tile Village oi Altar, both acting as Notaries
! Public by virtue of law. It having been shown
j exira-jmlieially to the jicti t ioners that the first
' authentication of the in>trumentsof traiisfertti
; fa vor of » out self have heen mislaid, you now
cme before tho court praying in eeiib.nee
with Article 7:: of the t *r*dc ’of ( ivil Procedure
that ui-on a hearing the preparation of a second
authentication of the instrument* mentioned
In oi deled and that publication be made m
three tn w'papet 'of t he greatest circulation in
the city « f Valdez, A Iasi a; in tin • ity of Wash
ingtoti, in the Ftiitcd States of America, and ill
w Iialevi• i pa| er may be designated in this c*»pl
tal. which petition is granted by the judge in
< onfoj taity w itli the deerc s of Sept. Jo last,
and the loth and ill* PJfh of The pre-ent liioiilli
ami he designates “La Patti.i,” as the news
paper in which publication shall be made in
this eft v
Notice whereof is hereby given by tlic*c pres
ents in accordance with tiie roijuits incuts of
the law.
M wico, October 27th. P.k».7.
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