Rnssell-Ball Property
The Ball Brothers who are working
the Russell-Ball Co. property on the
south side of Drier bay now have ten
men employed. They have a comforta
ble camp established, and are just
starting ou the development of their
property. The claims are situated on
the mountain side runuing back from
the bay and the first work is to be done
at an elevation of about 550 feet, where
th9y have a good surface showing.
The ledge is eight feet in width, aud be
traced for nearly 3000 feet without, a
break. Assays from near the surface
show value of f/om 6 to 8 per cent cop
per.
C. S. Hubbell has been engaged for
some time surveying the boundaries of
the group, and marking the corners.
When this work is finished more at
tention will be paid to opening the
ledge, and the owners are confideut
that when depth is reached they will
have a good mine. It is not probable
that they will be in position to ship
•this summer, as it will be necessary
to install a tram.
The Iverson property on Mummy
!bay has been taken Over by the above
company on a bond, aud some work
will be done on it later in the season.
Tacoma, July 17—Francis Cush
man made the announcement this
morning that he will give Jones
his support in the fight for the sen
atorship.
Boise, July 17—A warrant has
been issued for Allen, the telegraph
operator, who swore that he saw
Orchard in company with the de
tectives of the mine owners as
sociation. He will be arrested for
perjury. Twenty others who swore
to facts for the defense denying
the confession of Orchard, will also
be arrested, probably in a fow
days.
Mineral Application Nb. 133.
U. 8. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska.
March 11. 1907
Notice Is hereby giverf that in pursuance of
' Chapter six of title thirty two of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, the undersigned
Threeman Mining Company, a corporation,
duly organized under the laws of the stHte <»f
New York, and having complied with the law*
of and doing business in the District of Alas
ka, having its Post Office address and its office
at Valdez, Alaska, has mace application for a
* United States patent for the follow ing named
and described lode mining claims situate upon
and near Landloek Biy. in the Valdez Mining
and Recording District, in the District of
Alaska, and within tlie District of lands su!>
iect to sale at the United State' Land Offi e at
Juneau, Alaska, being the claims embraced
and described in U. 8. Mineral survey No. 7on,
ttic field notes of which are now on tile in tne
office of the Register of said L\ S. Land Officr
< at Juneau, Alaska, to wit:
“Ajax” lode mining claim, described as fol
lows : Beginning at corner No. 1, from which
U. S. Mineral Location Monument No 12
ttears Sontn 62 degrees, 45 minutes Ka-t, ‘2269.5
feet distant: thence S 51 deg. irj min V
354.30 feet to cor. No. 2. : thence N. 83 deg. 50
min. VV. 3*.<7 ‘.si feet to cor No. 3: thence N ■*
deg. 45 min. VV. 511.50 feet tocor. No. 4: thence
N. 51 deg. 02 min. i£. 648.00 feet to cor. No. 5.
identical with cor. No 1 of Buckeye lode
claim: thence S. 9deg. 23min. E 737 4c f‘at to
cor. No. 1 the place of beginning, containing
9.152 acres.
“Buckeyr” lot'e mD ing claim, described n«
follows: ’Beginning wnh cor. No 1. whence
U. S. Ixteation Monument No. 12 beers South
60 deg. 25 min. 51 sec, E, 2773.38 feet distant,
which said corner is identical with cor. No. ■>,
of “Ajax” lode claim : thence s. 51 deg 02 min.
VV. 648.00 feet to cor. No 2, id* nt cal with «;<»r
No. 4, of “Ajax” lode: thence N. 12 d* g 05 min.
VV. 1049 feet to cor. No. 3, identical with cor
No 1 of “Daisy” lode claim, and with cor. No.
5of “Cliff” lode claim: thence N. 51 deg 0v
min. E. 531 feet to cor. No. 4. identical wii.i
cor. No. 4of “Daisy” lode claim , thence 8. 16
deg. 05 min. E. 1500.00 teet tocor. No. 1. tiie
place of beginning, containing 18.71 a res.
“Daisy” lode mining claim, described as
follows’: Beginning at cor. No. 1 w hence l • ».
Location Monument bears 8. 45 deg. >1 min. 30
sec. E. 4130.14 feet distant: w hich -aid cor. No.
1 of “Daisy” lode, is identical with cor. No. »
of “Buckeye” lode claim: and with cor. No. 5
of “Cliff ’ lode claim: thence N 60deg. "4 min.
VV. 1500 00 feet tocor No. 2of the “Daisy’ lode
identical with cor. No. 4 of “M< niezuma lode
claim; thence N. 51 deg. 02 m n. E. 613 12 feet
tocor. No. 3: thence 8. 55 deg. 58 min r.
1463 40 feet to cor No 4 of “Daisy” lode, i< e :ti
cal with cor. No 4 of “Buckeye” bale 1 la m.
thence S. 51 deg. 02 min. W. 531 feet to < ot .-o.
1, the place of beginning, containing 1* 86
acres. " . , .
“Montezuma” lode claim described H' toi
lows; Beginning at cor. No 1, whence L 8.
Location Monument No. 12 bears 8. 52 deg. -*
, min. E. 4612.05 feet distant: thence V 69 deg.
iJB Win; Wi-1500.00feet to epr. No..2: thenee-N
I
29 deg Amin. E. 603 00 feet to rof No. 3
thence 8. 63 deg. 40 min. E. 54* 30 feet to cor
No. 4, which is identical with cor. No. 2 of
"Daisy ’ lode claim : thence S fio dec. 04 min
E.933.00 feet to cor. No. 5: thence s. jo ».eg. 56
I min. W.400 feet to cor. No. 1, the place of
! hoginning. containing 17.19. acres.
“«'lift” -lrvle mining claim, described as
following: Beginning at cor. No. 1, whence 1"
S. Docatinn'Monument No. 12 bears S t»> deg
■ "3 min. E. 3002.12 feet distant: tiicnee s 7'»
| deg. :«i min. \V. 319 feet to cor. No 2 thence
; N. 75 deg. 24 min. W. 314 feet to cor No 3:
| thence N. 12 deg. 06 min. W. 1317 feet to cor
i No. 4: thence N. 7»deg So min. E. r.M.10 icet to
cor. No. 5. identical withc»r. No. 3of the Buck
eye” lode claim, and cor. No. 1 of ••Daisv”
halo claim: thence south 12 deg 06 min K.
1 <H) feet tocor. No. 1. the place of beginning,
c 'ntatning 20.149 acres.
The notice of location of the mini - A ax"
claim is recorded in hook ••!!' of Mining
j locations, at page 3o3, of the records of the
1 Va'dez, Alaska, recording Precinct and the
adjoining .-la manta arc; on the east New
Kra"ci»im, owned by the uud< r»ig i<d. ai.d
on tbe North by the “Bu tkeye" claim, here
inabove named
The no ice oi locali >n of the “Bnckeve”
e’aiin is recorded in book ••(•" of min:ng to. .1
t1ons, at page 475 of the * eco: da of the Vnidet,
Alaska recording Precinct, and the adjoining
kclaimar.ts arc "tulltop” claim, outlie oast
s de the ••f'lifT" claim oil the west v!ti( , nM,i
the Pai.sy” c.aiin *»ii tlie northwest, all ow ued
by the undersigned.
I'he in 'ice of the location <>{ ti * Dai-v"
ciu m is recorded in Ih>*.k ■ ip’of mining Iocs
tions at f«agc 470 of t lit* r> cords of the Valdez,
Alaska, recording Precinct, and tin* adjoining
claimants are: the ••Summit" claim on ih •
north, the “Eagle" claim on the cn« , the
I Montezuma”claim on .he west and the • Buck
eye” claim on the southeast, all owned i.\ th*
I undersigned.
rhe notice of the location of the ■ M .nte
Ziiim” claim is recorded in l>< ok ••(“’ of
tniuiug locations at page t73 of the records of
the Valdez, Alaska, recoding F-eeiuet, and
' the adjoining claim* an* the “Vfpg nins No.
2” owned by Bom Ke ana Sie le, on the west,
the ••Slide" claim on the south and the
“Fraction” claim on tlie northeast ow ned bv
the undersigned.
The notice of location of the “Cliff" elaiui is
recorded in t ook of liiiii'n? locutions si
page 473 of the rec uds of tlie Wide* Alaska,
re ordmg District, and !h*» adjoining claims
are the “Slide" claim on the west and the
“Fra •lion” claim on the north, ow ned by the
undersigned
i lie presumed general course or dircetion of
'the said above named ipmr'z mines, veins,
lodes or mineral deposits is shown upon th •
plat posted herewith, as near as can be deter
mined from i resent developments, ami the
markings and notations uf*>n said plat posted
herewith are a true transcript from atol at>
atraet of the said field no*es of the official
survey of said claims now on tile in the
United States Ixind * sflice at Juneau, Alaska,
as hereinabove stated.
Thkeeman Mining Compact,
By W. A. Dickey, Fre-idfut •> . • t* ■
to'rnev in fact ami Agen' i «...
Company in Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming advrscl; 1 e
•■fn ning ground, \eins. lodes, or uni |«<r
tnereof so described, surveted, pint • I
and ap lied for are hereby non ie.i i. i
un'ess their adverse claims arc du y
Hfed according to law w thin the time
prescribed by law, with the Register
wf Die United States Land Office at Junea ,
Alaska, they will be barred ' v virtue *i • • e
provisions of the said law ntid'*be regu atio-s
thereunder.
John \V. i•upi.ey
Register
It is ifer by ordered that the alwye arid fore*
i going notice lx* published in th<* Va dez New*,
la weekly hcwspaier of general ctn iiUiioii,
published At \ sldez. Alaska, for a reriod > f
I ten consecutive we* ks, Nvhieli I hereny desig
nate as !lu* newspaper j ublis; ed "nearest the
land described in said application
’John W ihuley
Register of U ■*. i*»ml offi *e
at Jitn**au, Alaska
Date of first publication July Is, H*>7
' Date of last publication 8e \ tern he' St*, too 7
TV THK PROHATK COURT, VALPKZ PRK
CJN'< T, THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION
TERRITORY OK ALASKA
In the mutter of the ,
I estate of J. J Yack > Notice of « ’ItJement
f shihv, ifpiM hmmI / of liiiHi hedimt
N.Aiee is herd v given that Ldward I*,
j Cnshman. the administrator . I the estate ol
J. J Yakshaw, deceased, ha* rend'-re • his
filial account for settlement \ ith fin’s court,
oag such administ rat or on t hi* :trd day of .1 til \.
»I'.su, and that Wednesday, Heptomhr the Ith,
i'Ai?. at 2 o’clock f».m. at the Court Room of the
above Court, fit Valdez, Alaska, hns been duly
1 appointed t*y the Court the time ai d | la< <•
of Settling *ii'd litial account « wh: h time
■ and place »iv\ person interested n sal i estate
| mav apietir and file exceptions m wr ling to
»aid aecniiiits anti contest the same
Dated Jiil v ::rdi l!*ft7 U I' Casiiv »n
Administrator said Kstat -
, I . si l’tiMieatlon" July 1. l‘Hi“
Last Publication \ugust 1. H*»7
Notice Of Forf-i.ure.
iTo Chari -s Brehmfc:
Yon are hereby notified th.at tin timlersign -d
ha- expended one hundred dollars in labor
and improvements on the placer-milling Kuim
known a* the 'lift Dog” placer claim, situat
i e«l i .-'iate Creek. Chisna Mining District, t.-r
ritorv of Alaska, for each of tlie years lied. I'-tW
and ilk hi. in order to hold said miulng claims
under tue provisions of .section SSI of the Ke
viseil ■statutes of the United States, be'iig the
am. :int required to hold said mining ■ i <im for
each of the said years, and if, within ninety
dav- i om the servo e of thi- iiotn e upon you
or Mi ■ complete publication thereof, you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion of said ex
i ueiuliture as co-owner, your interest hi said
pro pert v will become the property of the un
d- i 'ignad under tlie provisions of * id Section
•>qoj of the Revised Statutes of the I fitted State*.
” Dated this 17th day of April, 1*'7, at k aldez.
. Alaskn- RAY LARSON
Pate of first publication April 18, l‘*_»7
Dale of last publication July IK J;<b' (
Seattle, July 17—Dr. Leon
Ridgeway was found dead on the
floor of his office in this city eatdv
this morning. He was evidently
stricken with heart failure during
the evening and laid in his oflice
all night.
Clinton, 111., July 17—A score of
Chicago detectives are here to \ ro
tect Magill from violence at t.*e
•hands oi the mob. He recent y
killed his wife and then went wot
where h** married his stenographer.
He was arrested and brought ba k
to Clinton, where the feeling
against him is so strong that it is
feared the people will attempt to
Ivneh him.
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Wasteo—A row boat Inquire thin
office.
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Telegraph a ml Mail ^ Town In Itself* Blacksmith '£hc|»,
St at ion. oti*.| i*lc.
’s Mr*
FOOT OF SUMMIT, TWKNTY MIFFS FliOM YALHKZ
Accommodation for 40 horses. Warm deg: houses
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL SUPPLIES
KKKHil! riN<; <v.mrnr*. I for
(join V’nKU‘z fo the Suuui.it
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Pontius Magnuson Prop. ;
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. A A A A A & A -~- A A A. . i
Ptarmigan Drop Roadhouse
Mrs. E. DOTY, Proprietor
Best accommodations Between Fairbanks and Valdex.
All kinds of provisions, as well as horse and dog feed
for sale, (lood accommodations for horses and dogs.
Freighting contracted—Passengers and freight trails*
ported over flu summit.
First-Class Bar la Connection. 30 Miles From'Valdei
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The Teikhell Roadhouse
48 Miles From Valdez
On Government Trail.
H«»st of accommodations for man and hast. Fresh Meat
always on hand. Horse and Hoy Fc d All the latest,
improvements. PRIVATE ROOMS.
Mrs. Ed. Wood, Proprietor.
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jj JAKE NAESTEI)
| PKOPKIETOH
v 0 Miles from VaFcz at Junction of Fairbanks
and Nizina Trails.
£ first Class Accommodations for Man or Coasts
COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR PROSPECTC FS
: HAY and
GRAIN
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Freighting done to any part of Interior.
nig Contracts a specialty.
DRY CREEK ROADHOUSE
E. G and G. B. RORIvK, Proprietors.
1 IS MILKS
FROM VALDEZ
ON FAIRBANKS
AND KAO RE TRAIL*
Wines,Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
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