THE ALASKA PROSPECTOR
Published at Valdez, Alaska, every Thursday by the I'uosPKtTOR
Pi’ri.ishixu Co. Piionk. M ain 1.
Kntered at the Valdez j>o«t office a." second class matter.
The Alaska SrvnsRl. says that
the idea of building a cable a thous
and miles and leaving out theprin
cijml places in Alaska, meaning
Wrangell and Ketchikan, is absurd.
They have a good opinion of them
selves down in that section.
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Hon. John C. Green addressed
the Trans-Mississippi Congress at
Seattle, as the representative from
Valdez. His subject was "Twenty
three years in Alaska.” If Mr.
Green was ever in Valdez it must
have licen 23 years ago. No one
who has resided here since the first
log cabin was built on the heach
ever heard of the gentleman.
Whenever some tin-horn politician
wants to participate in a public
affair at Seattle lie springs the Val
dez representative gag and is given
an opportunity to tell the people
what he thinks we want.
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As a sample of the value of an
advertisement in Tiik Phospkitoh
we cite the case of Sheffer ami Ber
tolt. who are the Alaska agents for
Ruheroid Rooting. Shortly after
their ad. appeared in Tiik Piwspkc
toii. a run was made on their Rub
eroid, and in a few days their en
tire large stock was sold out and
they wa re forced to telegraph for
more, which is also sold before its
arrival. A large quantity has In-on
sold to parties along the sound,
whose only knowledge of the goods
was what they got through the ad
vertisement. The value of an ad
vertisement in a good circulating
medium cannot l>e doubted.
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Editing :t paper is a nice tiling.
If we publish jokes people say we
nre rattle-brained, if we don’t we
arc fossi's. If we publish original
matter, they say we don’t give
them enough selections. If we give
them selections, they say we are
too lazy to write. If we don’t go
to church we are heathens; if we
do we are hypocrites. If we re
mam in the office, we ought to go
tint and hustle for news items. If
we go out then we are not attend
ing to business. If we wear old
clothes, they laugh at us. If wc
wear good clothes, they say we
have a null. Now. what nre we to
do? Just as likely as not someone
will say that we stole this from an
exchange, and so we did. But it
is a good thing, so pass it along.
The temporary assessment roll
of Nome shows a valuation this
year of $1.474,229.32, a gain of $27,
832.32 over last year.
(Jet one of those brass tags for
your dog. The pound master is
busy again.
Application For Patent.
IN THE UNITED STATES I.AND OFFICE AT
JUNEAU IN THE D1STKDTOF ALASKA.
NOTICE IS IIEKKIlY I it YEN, Hint In |.urau
+ ' h ut 'oi'iiupt i nix of Title thirty-two of
the d-vise I Vat il Hof the l* nit- «| Slates, the
hllamar Mining< • •iiipany of Alaska, a corpora
tion, hv T. ... imnoho- it- agent. wlim.r po>t
ofli •• dd u»- i- Valdez, Alaska, neiug theowu
C|s . I, and claiming 1 »'XJ feet on eac.i of the
l'ol..»i, Mo.intaia. Lu.-t ChaUce, t’ouviet, Kola,
fopp-r ‘m u. Itl.i- Jay ami landm quarz
mines, Vein-, latei or lul lie ml depo-itx hearing
gold and *»ppr,wiih surface ground, :k*> lin-ar
Ii. on each aide .*1 tlie 1 talc line or vein or vein*
of-aidclaims; also claiming 17oj linear ft. oi the
I’opp r King quartz mine, vein, lode, or miner
al deposit, hearing golo and copj*er, with
sur uce ground on tm- northeast side of the bale
widtii varying from lg.7fe-.-t at the uort Invest
end to :t»xj t«-.-t at tne - .iithca-t end, ami »n the
front hvve-t side of 1 lie lode, width va:yiug from
1-7 fed at the 11 -r'hucxi end lo:t*j f 1 at the
aout.. .1*1 e id, and 011 Hie southwest side ..f
th- l »d.-, .vidtli varying Irotu 12* ieet At the
northucat end toifn i- el al the a ulneafrt <-ui|
oi tlie'-laiin; al-o claiming 27l.:i liue.tr le t of
th da-inaugh quartz mine, vein, lod- or min
eral deposit, n ariug gold and i-opp r, with
fruri i.-e ground on tlie 110. t.cus; si-.e of the
h*d* . »i<|th varying li un 27 le t ul tin horia
we-t - nd to I et at tli*- souliiast end,and
on the front It west side of the hale, wi-tih vary
ing from 2-7 ieet al the northwest end to lm.7
fc*-i at li»e *0 ith -ast end of the «laim; also
claiming a."* linear Ieet of ihe \\ liarf -itCquartz
min .ve. i,l.• I • or inim-rul dep o-it.l*.*, mg gold
and e nper, with surface ground on th • norm
cws. sj.*,. the lo>lc varying 111 width from 32.7
ft. at the north w .t end to am feet at the south
east end ami on the southwest side of the hale,
w i • 11 varying irom i2 » ieet at the iiorihw-xt
end t ..lip 1 ieet at in-southeast end - l the claim;
also litiniiiig l**2 ».w linear feet of tne Marin.toy
quartz mine, v« in, hale or mill-.al d.qaikit
h using g- Id and coj.ja-r, with surface gr...:ud
I'll Iav northeast side d the l«ale, width vary
ing f. >m 2»m fed at the northwest md to :ti.7
b et a’ tn southeast cud, and on the south west
sid - of the lode, width varying from 2i*» feet at
the north west end to 32.7 ieet at the southeast
end m the • luim; alx.* claiming 17uu lin-ar feet
of tne humpback quartz mine, vciu, hale or
mine al il< pait, bearing gold and copper, with
suria e ground 2*n t et 011 each side of the lode
line or v -in of said claim; also cl.timing |jtK)
lin.r 1 et of the l*hoiiog.-Aph quail/, miu-,
vci 1, lode or mi icral dep.sit, nearing gold and
eopp -r, with m ir utv gnuud on the no. tln-Aat
**de of me hale, width 171 feet, and on th •
front * 1 .veil side o. the lole, width varviug iroui
171 feet at ihe north we t end to 22k f.iet at the
xo .l ie xt end of the claim; also claiming the
TopjH-r King mill kite c ntaiuiiig a surface ar a
01 2.27 acres; also claiming the ‘dsdbaugh mill
kite. «mntaiuiiig a surface area of 4.*.»jci acres;
aia.-Uiiuing tlie t*op|a-r tfueeu mill site eon
twilling a surface area of t.pjg acres. The above
con- lidnted bale milling claims and mill **ilex
are s.ituat *.lying ami being 11 Virgin Hay with
in the I’riuce William Knud Mining District
Ilixtri-r of Alaska. And the said Kllumar Min
ing 1 out pan y of Alaska, by T. J Douohie-, its
ag nt, liHk mad applicati- u to the I nited
Htat x for a p it-iu f r the said mining claims
and mill kites, which are more fully <left-rihcd
ax to met.-s and l» .uuds by the official plat now
P*»'t'd on said mining claim- and each of said 1
mill -it s. and by the field uot-x of the survey 1
tli-.r. of now ril.-d in th- file • of the !.'c*'ixtei of .
the ini'<*d is tales I.and Office, at Juneau. Ala
ka, which field u *fes of - irv.-v describe the
boil-, lari, s a nil XI-lit of x>.ld hah mining1
clai *. and *ir‘ sue- .•. 1 • he - .riaec. with mag- i
ne'le \ aria lions at *2*J • e*i--ex2lJ minnies iqn ..f 1
nor tli, an foil .wr , to wit :
potosi i.oiu:.
Hiciuniof ul Uie. X.>, 1. I'.Mott Uvle,
wlic i r s l...- M .:i. N.> j, l*ir» v f. ii<v
87Mi.ii- W. titUMi - I il-m.* it. bet l*i . be
l^-wA-ftlhtli IMtmeJt J9<li tf. Ul mlu.t UU
ft. to |i»*i perlbe«l X-I'ot •*!; *hen*c. ft. 42
dear min. VV. «•» feel to iar»? peril*-d ;i-S-.Ya*.
A-ro'nM; thence north *2»* deg «•* min AX 1‘mi ft
to p«of yrrtM 4-S \VJ-.\ |'i»f«*pi; thence N.42deg.
*• min. K ft*'foil to post No i pim e of begin
ning, containing an area of m,.>M arm.
MOCXTAIN LOPE.
H ginnii.g at l.-»c. Cor. No. I, Mountain Me,
whence C 9 fan* Moil. No. 2 bear* N |\ deg '*7
vnin.W. i.i.’4 .n i»-e« distant, a t po«t M-rihal l-S
•V9ba Mountain; thence. N. 12 d-g ;(n inin K.
f-**> ft.to |tr*t acrlhcd 2-9- kV.-.\ M«»unt»'in; tlievce
it. 29 deg. mi inin. K. 1-Vixi fe-t to >m perilled M
.Vr*-A>1>Uiit*in; then S. 12 dc ; :J» min. XV
•4*-it.t *p dP rlbel 4*'<-.v*i-.\-M»»intaiii; thfiin1
N 29*ieg *» inin. i'otfi-ei lopat No l.tnc place
of tiegilining, containing au arc* of lu >9 acre*.
LAST CHANCE LOPE.
Heginning at la*'. Cor. No. 1. I.a«t Chance
lode, whence l*. S. fa**. Mon. No. 2 la-arp N’. It
deg II min. W. :H2V:n fa t di*tant. pet po*t
*crilwd 1-j*-YpV- \ laipt Chance; tlieuee S. 47 deg.
>>inin K. I.\m» feet to p*»*t pcrlbcd g-’CVifi-A-la«t
Cliancc; thence s. 42 deg. :*iniir. W.fiMOfwt to
|M»Pt perihed a Ijipi (fiance: thence N
47 deg. mmlii.W. along tip- meander line of
Virgin Hay ;>*i fe.*t to pat wrilaal t-S-vv.-A
latPt Chaiic *; thence V 42 d g >1 mill E.
feel ahcig the meander line of Virgin Hay to
p*w»t No. 1. the place of h ginning, containing
an area of JU.if' acre*.
CONVICT LOPE.
lb-ginning at lunation Corner No. 1. ('onvict
leal . whence I'. S. L «• Mon. No. 2 la-ar* N tl
deg. tl mill. 'V >»2 » :fci feet diatant. Pet >at
«-« i;b*d I S-.VaV-A ( onvl- t; theme N. 12 deg. :ai
mill. K. »v*i feet to oop; *«*ribcd 2-S-YV • A -con
vict; thence s. 17 deg. .In min. K. I.TOt) feet tt»
i«**i scribed g-s-Va.-A-i'onvict; tie-nee S. 42 deg.
» min: W «•*» feet to po*t perilled 4-S-.V7**..x
Convtct; tiience N. I7deg..'>‘ min. W. l.vw feet
to |p»*t No I, the place of beginning, contain
ing an area oi acre*.
POLA LODE CLAIM.
Heginning at La-. No. 1, Hoi* Dale. whence I*.
9. l.o< Mon. No. 2 Iwara N. d g. M min. XV.
2aH*.ai feet diptant. «• t |hipt •crila*d
Son; thence N. 12 deg ;m min. E fVM iwi to
|h*pi pcrtlaal 2-S-YVbA-Sola; in-m e a 17 deg S»
niiii E. 1.7mi feet to |M»at *.-rll**d :t-S-.VV*-.\-M 1*;
thence S. 42 deg. :ti min. \V. i«n feet to |a**t
acribed 4-S-Ya»- \-S«>Im; thence N. 47 deg. r;ti min.
\N I feet to |h*pi No. 1, the place of la-gin
ning, containitig nn area of 2o.»ib acrcp.
COPPER KINO LODE.
Beginning at I.-a-. Cor. !»». 1. CopjH-r King
Lode, whence l\ S. I.*a-. Mon. No. 2, t»carp N. Y»
d g. 22 min W. lAtl.an feet di-lant, r-ct |„>*t
pcrlt*ed 1-S-Yp‘i-A-Conja-r King; thence N. 42deg
-'in min. K 1J*> feet, •haft 2x4x4 feet, 24»i fed to
|hmI pcrila'd 2-S-Yri-A*Copp-r King; them*-*
s (7 d<-g ;v> min E l491.in le-t to post «<-ri bed
;{-S-Ya'». A-Copjicr King; tlu-im- s. 12deg. 30mill.
XV *«*"• feet to |H-pt p.-riiad iS-Ypi-.X -Copper
King; tiience N. 2n deg 17 tuin \Y. along tiic
meander line of Virgin Hay 7M7.1.7 feet to )». p;
*<-iil**d A-S-Ya.-A-('op|M*r King; lln-nceN. 47deg.
:(•» mill. W. 791.91 feet to |aot No. 1. tile place of
ia'gintiing. containing an area of 11.ill acre*.
oLADiioroii lode
Heginning at laa-alion Corner No. l,(»lad
Innigh Dab-, win t;ce l'. S Da-. Mon. No.2 bcur»
N i>4 deg :»4 min W. PHI.mu feet diatant, >-et
|p»Pt peril* al 1-.9-VV.-A-tiladh ugh; thciicc N. 4*2
deg. :m !i»ln. E. -Vi f,t( to p.<M pci Hard 2-X-.Y**- A -
•dudli oiigi»; thence s. «7 u--g. ;h» mm K. 2-7n ft.
t » pfi *c;ibed ;l-S-Viit-A•(• ladiiongh; thence S.
42 deg. min \V. l;f.i.:b» f e!, interpcctitig l«ale
line from which cent -r of phafi, I1 .x9 ft . :i*jn fi.
deep, bear* N. 22 deg. v. min. \V. ltlTfcet. distant
‘24*i feet to i*»si p.-rila.*-l 4-.S-.Ya'<-.\-'dadlioiigii;
thence N. in deg. HI min W, al.>ug the meander
line of Virgin Hay -tll.nti feet to po*t No. I, tin
place of ta-gimiing. containing an arcaofu.H::
acre*.
COPPER QCKKX LOOK.
Bcgi lining at La-alion Cotter No. 1, Copper
Queen L»dc. whence I*. S. h r Mon No. 2 bear*
N.Mi di*K -V» miu. W. l.V.7 .'»o te t distant, set
pet scribed 1-k-Vm.. a-Copper Queen; tlietiee N.
42 deg .Mi min h A si ie i. discove-. y shaft 1x4x4
feet, Mm I t! to post scrib. <1 g-S-Vai-A-Copper
Queen; the.ee S. 47 deg. 3>» mill. K. l-Vxi feet to
p st **riheb A-H-ViO-,\-t*op|K*r Queen; thence H.
42 deg. .To miu. . MO fe* t to p. »t R« riM4 S-Vir.
A-Copp. r Que-n; theip-v N. 47 deg. An min. W
l-si' i*-et p *st No. 1, tin place of beginning,
containing an area * f 2 m*», acres.
BECK JAY.
Iteglnning at Lauti *n Corner No. 1 Blue Jay
i«*!e, whence t\ S La*. Mon. No. 2 hears S. ha
•leg 30 min. W. 1437.'m feet • 1 i>:a11c. set |H»t
scriired t-K-AV*-A-Blue Jay; them*** N. 42 deg :tn
min. E jMi b*cl aero*- I Lb Ci ek, 2n l et wide,
eourxen *rtli *» deg.Mi miiW.Mmjt.t* pi*t serib
ed 2-S-Ym A-Blue.lay; theme s.|" deg.All min.E.
•>4o fe*-l. across Kish ‘ reek, 1h i t wide, course
north *wtd«-g. n*» miu. E. IMS) fe«t to (Mist scribed
A-S-Yw.-A-Blie Jay; them e s. 42 beg. An min. \V.
AMI ft., whence shaft tx4x4 fe -t h.-urs N. 47 deg.
■>i min. W. Bi» fed, distant tiuo feet to post
1 *crlb*d 4-S-.Vg»-A-Blue Jay; them e N. 47 deg. An
miu. W. lbuo f. et »•• post No. 1. the place of be
ginning, containing an area of jo.Mi acres.
WHAKK SITE LODE.
Beginning at Lta ation Cor. No. 1 Wharf Kite
Lai*-, whence l*. S. L»c. Mon No. 2 b -ars S. 7o
deg. AH miu. W. fe* t distant. se* post
si rib* il I-H-Vxi-A'Wharf Kite; thelitv N. 12 deg
Mi min. E. «*•*. f«- -i to p>Mt scribed 2-S-oVhA-Wharf
Kite; tin-nee K. Mi deg. :**» min. E. 'win feet to post
• rib-d J-S-.YWi-A-Wharf Kite; thcnc.* K. 47 deg.
•91 min. E. :9») feet to po«i miilied 4-H-.>V*-.\!
Wharf Site; tbeiiec S. 42 deg. in min. W. One ft.
t » p *st M*ribed '»-S-Yrfl-.\-Wharf Hit •; thenee N.
'2" deg. 31 min. W. 91»».2U ft. to p »t No. 1, the
pl.» e of beginning, containing an area of ti.iUl
ncr.-s.
MARLINROY LODE.
Beginning at Location Corner No. 1, Marlin
roy Lute, w hence I . S La-. Moil. No. 2 bears S
42deg. :f» miu. W. l2-'»f-e», set p.,*t scribed i-s
Vk.-a-Marlinroy; tnnee N. mi deg. Mi min. W.
f*.»l feet to p 1; s -rib*-d 2-.S-.V4i-A-Marlinroy;
thence N. 42 *ieg. mi mill. E. 1 mi feet to iM.'ht
scribed i-K Vs. .\ Morliiiro> : them e S. tin beg
min. E. iii* fe t acr »s Fiali Cr.-ek, io feet
wide, course E. *.i7*» feet to p -st »erit»ed 4-S-Vs,- \.
Mai linroy; tin-in-e > 42 deg. :to miu. W. «i.*> feet
lo |*ost s' r 1 la**! -VS-VahA-Marlinrov; thence N.
7.) beg. mi mill. W. along Hie line of Virgin Hav
M» f*- t A*-r>.»' Kish Cr.-ek, 2b feet whl , * ourse N
Mi deg. mi min. E. btrj fe.-t to p*st scribed »i-S-bb*i
AMurlinrov; tbeuecK 42 beg. :in min \V. along
the 111! of Virgin Bay 2’4J feet to pn«f No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing au area of G.M.l
acres.
PANDORA LODE.
Begilining at L»catiou Corner No. 1. Pandora
I. be, ‘a helic** I . S. La M*-u. No. 2 bears S. h
d -g. Mi miu. W. Mil fe •! distant, set p. *t scribed
1 SYrfi-APalidora; theiiee N. 42 deg. 30 min. E.
14*1 ft. to pist scribed 2---V*i-A - I'a i.d* >ra; tiieiiee
S. Ml deg. Mi min. E. l *io leet to post N -ribed 3-8-1
.V*»-A-Paml -ra; thenee S. 42 deg. 30 mill. W. AU)
feet acroax creek 20 feet wide, couis*- north Mb1
deg. mi miu. W. Ms; icet to p st scribed 4-S-Yjii-a -
Pandora; thence X. Mi deg. :»• min. W. Mm feet
across Kish Creek, 2b fe -t wide, course* east 1 *uu
fee: to po-t No. 1, the place of beginning, con
taining au area oi 20.123 acres.
HPMPHAPK LODE.
Beginning at Da-ati m Porncr No. 1, Hump-I
back Lode, whence t\ S. L a*. M -n. No. 2 bears ;
S. 14 <leg. 24 luiu- E. .774 *40 leel distant, set post
serib-«l l-S-.sY-A-Hnmpback; theme N. »ic deg.
mill W. H7n f et to post scribed 2-8-7.70-A -
liumpback; tbene • N. vsd. g. :tn min. \V. 47n ft.
to |»«»ht scrioed 3-S- »7*»- A-H mu |>bnck ; the tire N.
■12 d*g. 30 mill. K. ion feet to post scribed 4-S-7.76
A-Uuinpbaek; theme s. 3h deg. jo min. E. 4.70
fed to |H,st srii.cd .v^-Yrt-A-Hum pbaek;
thence 8. m» deg. :ft* min. E. U7n feet to tajat
scribed li-S-Vs. A-H..mpbaek; tin nee S. 12 deg.
3.1 min. \\ . 4'*' leet to |smt No. 1, the place of
beginning, cotitai.ii g an area of 12-788 acres.
PHONOGRAPH Ll)I>E.
Beginning at latent! >n t ni ucr, N«». 1, Phono
graph L m!c. Whence |\ 8. 1 an*. Mon. No. 2,1
Leer* S. 43 deg 2*1 min. E. 1410-70 fret distant,
sd post scribed i-8-.sY»-A-Pliouograph; thence
S. 42 deg 30 min. \\ pin feet to im-t scribed 2 8
.sib-A.phouograph; th-nce N. jb deg. 04 miu. \V.
•73 feet to j*ost si. i bed 3-S-Vift- 1-1'b.iiuwrHph;
thence N. 42 deg. 29 miu. W. along the Tine of
Virgin Hay -.71.81 feet to |hmi scribed l-8-oY.-A
Phmiograph; thence X. 42 deg. 30 min. E. 342
ft. to imimi srri*ed.>-K-.Y4»-A-Phonograph; therice
S. 38 deg. -Mi miu. E. 17m# le t to post No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing an area of 10.84.7
acres.
POPPER KING MILL 8ITK.
Beginning at Laution t'orner No. 1, Popper
King Mill Sit*-, whence P.8. L .<• Mon. No. 2
»*ears X. 3 d g. 44 mill. W. 2**2 fed distant, and
Por. No. 1 * «»pper King Lode. bears N.20 deg. 37
miu. E. 22-•.7. *» feet distant. set po-t scrib d 1-8
.Ytf-IM'opp r King; the. ee 8 *47 deg. uu min. E.
along the liu- of \irgin Pay 412 feet to post
s lib d '2-8-77*4- H-<‘•pper Kiug; them* 8. 40 deg.
o* miu. \V. W fed to tatst scribed -l.K-.Ys4.B
r Kiug, on line of Virgin l<a> ; tin uce X.
13 ile-'. 3i mm. W. ,:a) f. et to p»r*f scribed 18
•V*i B-t upper Kin*; thence* N. 3» deg. 3*» min. E.
ahmg the liu- of Virgin Bay H7 1 d to post No.
I, the place of beginning, containing an area of
2.27 acres.
GLAPIIOI’GH MILL BITE.
Beginning "l •**• at *»u Po-tier No. I, (ilad
lomgh Mill Kite. on line »»l \ irgiu Bay, whence
t . v !.«•«• Man. No. 2 l»c*rs N. 1« deg. |/» ruin. XX
:s!*• and Cor. No. 1. *dadi;«>ugh Lxie. '
ia*ars N. J '» d •*. It* ruin. K. :!47'*.7*» ;•*. t di^f -«f«f.
set post scribed 1-B-V- I '.h dii ugli; thence s
44deg. i*i min. F. along the line of Virgin Ray i
®*l I'd !•» |» vl -c fieri j-N «V-B-t. atfio ugh;
thence S. 4*1 deg t« min. V . r*uft.-a» feet T<» po-i
mu i!**d :bS-YVwfMd*Mnough; Ihctte* v. jn dt g *
Kimfii. XY.4.*»fcet along the m ender hue m
Virgin Bar to pi«t scribed 4-B- Y«r-H-«dadhough; ,
thene • V. 4‘» deg. (« min R. fa. f ct »o |u»s* No
L the place of beginniirg. containing an area of
l.ittl acres. •
rorFT.K QI KKN MILL slTK.
Beginning at Location Corner No. 1, Cop|er
Queen Mill Bite, ou line of Virgin Bay. whence
l . s. L a*. Mt n. No. 2 bc*-rs V 14 d.*g. ji; min. W.
s«t imt di taut. and Cor. N*». 1. (’optier
Queen Ia*!e. bears \. h deg. 14 min. K. J7:t; •.
feet distant. *et j*o»t scrioevl 1 B-YsV-B-toppcr
Queen; thenee B. 44 deg. «■> min. K. along the
line of Virgin Bay. :** feet to p.*>| scribes! 2 S
WwB-Copper Qt.eeii: thence B. H deg. l»» min.
XX. 1<2 feet to post scithel ;VS-Yi*-B-C i|t|»c:
Queen; thenee N. j». deg. a* min. XX. along the
line of Virgin Bay :»s.7.; feet tt» |m»«i smile d I S
•VB»-H-C«tpprr <|neeti; theme N. 49 deg. U» min.
K. 'ti'i si feet to p» sf No. 1. the place of begin
•dug, containing nti area of 4.1*9- seres.
The notiit of location » f •*:i«l mining claims,
or Ve;n» and mill site*, are of record in the
"Rec of tire mining r« corner of the I'rim e
William Bound Mining iMsiriet. being the \ si
de* ie< ording district in tin- district of Alaska.
Tlie presumed general course « r direction of
aaeli of said "<dadhongh,** **C»»p|a,r King,’’
"Copper Queen,*’ ■•randora.** "Convict.** "Mar
linroy,” "latil Clianee," ‘Sola.’’ "Blue .lav,"
"Phonograph.** "Mountain,’’ •* Humpback,"
"I'nto'i, ' and "Wharf Bile** claims or veins. i«
shown upon the plat pa*Ted upin said mining
claims, and in the 1 'filled states Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, a* near as r an la* determin' d
fiom the present development; ami each of j
said claims being for the nuinlier of linear feet
together with the surface ground shown up>n
• sai«l ofheial |iiats. The said mining pr lnlses
herein sought to la* patented are partly hound
cd on the west and northwest hv tire water* • f
Virgin Hay and the "Hidden Treasure" hale
claim, and on all other sides by unclaimed
public domain. The Oladhoiigli. Copper King
and Copper Queen mill silt s herein s ught to
la* pMtent '«l are situated on a neck of land ex
tending into the waters of Xirgin Bay. and are
bounded on two sides by -aid waters, and on
the south by unoccupied niid unclaimed pub
lic donialti. The said mining cle.iiii' ami mill
sites are dtslguafed a? Mineral Survey No. w.
A and It on tiie official plats.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, veins, bales, premise', mill
sites, or any portions thereof so de*<-rll*'d, sur
veyed, platted ami appli.d for, are hereby noti
fied that utiles* their adverse claim- arc duly
hied according to law and the regulations
thereunder, witliiri the time prescribed by law*.
| w itii the lleglst -r of the I tilled Slates Lund Of
lit e at Juneau, in the district..! Alaska, thev
will U* barred by virtue of Hie provisions of
said slat life.
JOHN W IH’DLCY. Itegister.
It is hereby ordered tiial the foregoing notice
la* piihli'lied for tin* statutory |R*riod In the
n.Xliiska i’io'p«. tor," a weekly ncuRimpcr puli
lished at Valdes, Alaska.
JOHN W ItrOLKY. Register.
Hate of flr*t publication. Sep. JI. ltacj.
T. J. Jhi.nohor and T. K. Lyons,
Attorneys for Applicant.
Notice to Creditors.
In the United States Commission
er’s Court for the District of
Alaska, Third Division, Valdez
Precinct.
In the Matter of the Estate of » Notice to
<i. II. IK'XDY. '
IhifitNHl ) Creditors.
VOTIfK i* hereby giv u lii.it the undersigned
* has tiecli duly api»oiuted administrator of
the estate of ti. II. Buiidv, deceased.
All person* having claim* against the said
estat- are required «. present the same with
the pro|»er voucher*, within six month* from
the date of thin notire, to the undersigned ad
ministrutor, ut my office in the town und pre
cinct of Valdez, ill the District of Alaska.
Dated September lOUi. 1903.
A. L. LEVY.
Administrator of the Estate of ti. II. Bundy,
Deceased.
First publication September 10.
Last publication October 8.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Aurora. Alaska, August l.\ pact.
To the Kcnai Mining A Trading %\».f Francis X.
Waldron, S. M. Thonias, John M. Snook,
John D«a* and Itieliaril Ko. :
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the undersigned. Jolt ii M. Murrv* haaex|w‘tidcd
during the year* 1**1, lixrj and l*.a»:t, four hun
dred and fifty ($kVi) dollars in lab »r ai.d im
provement*, etc., u i*on th- Silv-r Fox mining
claim, situated or near Halibut row, < u< k in
let Recording 1'reel net. Alaska, tin- location
notice of which claim is now of record in tin
office of the fnited Slates Commissionerat Sun
rise. and to which notice refe.eiiee is iintde for
a more particular d< acrlption thereof, in order
to hohl said claim under provision of K-ctioii
2324, Revised Statutes of the Cubed States, and
the amendment* relating ther to concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said claim during the
year* H*d, 1902 and 1«nO, ending December 31.
l'.*«. And if at the expiration of uinetv day*
from the publication of this notice, you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditure, your interest said
claim will become the property of tin* under
signed. your e*.-owner, who has made the re
Muired expenditure by the term* of said sec
tion.
JOHN M. MCRRY.
First publication, Sept. 3.
Last publication, Dee. 3.
UNITED STATES . DISTRICT
COURT.
Thiki) Division, Ai..\ska.
Mary Bullsnuer. ^
Plaintiff. Summon* for Publiea
v*. J- tion.
CHARLES St'LLKNiiER, | No. 1UL
I>efendant. j
The President of the I’nited States of America,
greetiu:
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in the
Cnited States Jdatriet Court, in and for the I»is
triet of Alaska. Third Idvbdun, within thirty
days after the eompletiou of the publication of
this summons, that is to say, within thirty
days alter the eighth day of 6rtoh--r. lisa, and
answer the e • mp'aiut of the above named
plaintiff, in Which complaint, as filed in s„i.|
court, the plaintiff demands that the lamd- of
matrimonycxistingbctw. cn the plaintiff and
defendant he dissolved, and that sin- have the
future care and custody of tm* minor child,
Unu. issue of *aid marriage. Ti.c order for thi*
publication was made July 21. 19ir».
Unless you so appear and answer the plain
tiff will apply to the rour1 for the relief de
manded in s,ini complaint.
Witness the Hon. James W ickersham, Judge
of -said Court. this Jtlh day of Julv. l'fca.
ALBERT K. IIElLJti. Clerk.
First publication, Sept. 3
Last publication, Oet. H.
E. M. Barnes, attorney for plaintiff,
Offices at Eagle, Alaska.
HOTEL DILLER.
II«*H<l<|iiartert> for \ mM«*z (M*o|»le. 1JI> rmunx.
Kate* •'** touts, |l an.I $!.'*» |**r »lay. FirscHas*
Kestnorriit in <*onim*tlon. Fret- lius. Oj»|H-sitc ;
I*. S. PcMtofficf.
W. G. POTTS, Manager.
(■<*. Klrut Av. A rnivrrMty »t., SEATTLE.
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ellamar, Alaska*
PROFESSIONAL CAROS.
F. M. BOYLE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
VALDEZ.
Office*: ALASKA
Swan Bnildinp. McKinley St.
W. A. RYSTROW,
Dentist.
Swan
Building. Vai.uk*.
. . i
GOODELL & EDWARDS
Lawyers
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED M. BROWN,
Lawyer
Mining find Lmid S|H*rinltic*
VALDEZ, ALASKA
—
LEEDY & KELSEY,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Keystone Ave. Valdez.
Wm. H. Whittlesey,
Attorney-At-Law,
U. S. Commissioner and Recorder.
OALIANO (KAYAK), ALASKA '
T J D0N0H0E,
Attorney at Law,
SWAN Bl'ILDING. VALDEZ
A. JUDSON ADAMS,
Civil Engineer anil Surveyor.
U. S. Deputy Mineral and Land
Surveyor.
Next door to Nizinn.
R. B LIX.
NOTARY PUBLIC
And CONVEYANCER.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
ARTHUR J. WARNER,
ASSAYER
and ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
77-78 Sullivan Bid?. Seattle.
5. Q. MATHEWS,
Mq ■ Piiiti.
Steam Fitting and
Water Heating.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. Vai.dk/.
H. II. Elliott E. E. Smith
Douglas City Pharmacy
Wholesale and
Retail Druggists
Douglas City, Alaska.
Prospectors H Hunters
Will save tlifir freight ami ex|*en*e «>f
liau'lling l»y p'lreliHMitig tlieir
suppiie* at the *toie* of
If. M. WETMERBEE,
KENAI AND KUSSILGFF
COOK INLET.
Full line of
General Merchandise
i LOTIIINti. IIAKhWAKK.
PROVISIONS, KTC.
QEO. 5. flE/IRN5.Ag’t
KENAI, ALASKA.
mm
Bread, Cake, Pies
FRESH DAILY.
All Kinds of Cake To Order.
John Walters, Prop.
School ol Open All Year
Practical Mining, Civil Mechanical, Elec
trical, Engineering, Metallurgy,
Cyanide Process.
Surveying, Architecture. limit ing and A'«*v.
Ing. AsMayiug ol OrcH, bullion and ChioV
inatiou .Wy, $iA; hiownij* .\»mv. flu. Full
courae of .Uaaying, $j0. Established 1M»I. Send
for circular.
A. VAN DER NAILEN, President.
113 Fulton Street, San Kiancisco, Cal. One
block WeM of City Hall.
GOOD GOODJ\ GOOD SERVICE
the * mm”
CLUB ‘ROOMS IN CONNECTION
kb
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The Senate.
SCOTT & SMITH, Props.
STRICTLY AMERICAN
AMD
FIRST CLASS. EUROPEAN PLAN.
Hotel Northern
GEO. B. MCMULLEN, Owner and Proprietor.
Only Billiard Hall In The City.
<’OR. KEYSTONE and THIRD PHONE 15
Felix's Restaurant
Regular Meals.
Short Orders
A Specialty.
McKinley St. Valdez.
Copper River
Braying Co.
Freight and Passengers to
i all parts of the interior
General Trucking.
I W. S. AMY. ED. WOOD
McKinley St. Between Broadway and Keystone Ave.
Camp Comfort Roadhouse.
On tlie trail to all interior points. Large com
fortable quarters with every accommodation for
man or lieagt. Garden products in season.
Wines, Liquor, Beer and Cigars.
C. C. R015KRTS, 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 barn for 20 horses and good quarters
for dogs. Good meals and everything the
musher desires.
Twenty Miles From Valdez.
“Our Road House”
At Foot of Summit on Route to Interior. Best Ac
comodations for Man and Beast. Freighting to all
Points Contracted for. Address Valdez,
21 Miles From Valdez, (iood pasture fenced.
WILSON, I)A\ ISON & LITTLE, Proprietors.
Beaver-Dam Roadhouse.
On the* trail to Nizina, Chisna and the Tanana,
near Government Relief Cabin in Tiekhell valley.
Best of accommodations. Good horse feed near
roadhouse.
LEX THOMPSON, MANAGER.