Mineral Application No. 10S.
U.8. Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
August 3i. in*.
Notice is hereby given, that in punuianco of
CliAfrter Six (6) of Title Thirtv two (32) of the
Atcvrxed Statutes of the I'oiled State? the un
dersigned, th^ Hubbard-KUbdt Copper Mines
Development Com nany of Alaska, a corpora
fiou. organized and existing under end b\ vir
tue of the laws of the Slate of Washington, and
tolly qualified to do and doing business in the
District of Alaska, acting through its duly
designated officer, authorized agent and at
torney in fact, Charlc- n. Hubbard, who-e
.postoltice addie-s i.i Room 111 New York Block, ,
Seattle, Washington, claiming the Castle. !»»•
triever. Ckndive, Sweepstake**. Babe and I
Wrangell contiguous b*des milling clai»n. vein,
or mineral deposit, bearing copper, goid or
ether ore, and zbu the Castle Mill Site, is
about to make application to the I'nited State*
for a patent to **aid contiguous bales mining
claim, and said Castle Mill site, which are
more fully described a- to metes und bon mis
by the official plat herewith posted aud by the
field notes of survey thurctif. being Mineral
Survey No. GHi A. and 11.. now on Me in the of
fice of the Register id the Juneau latml Dis
trict, District of Ala* ka which field notes id
survey describe the boundaries and extent of
said contiguous lodes mining claim and said
mill site, on. the surface, as follows, to-wit:
.CASTLK UUlR.
Begin it i tie at cor No. 1. a limestone '20x10x10
fas, chiseled 1 C-2 K 2 ti l 8-tiUo A: whence C.
S. f.oc. Mon. Valdez No. bears S hi deg •’».'» min
11.5 see W. I7c.85 ft. Point of discovery in dis
eovery rut bears N !u d*g52 mill W. 812.28 fj.
Thence N 21 ikz i1 min ;jo see K. inriation 3!
deg 31 in in K.
288 ft, ra-lie creek, 0 ft wide, course S 4*2
deg \).
point «d ilbc-a'cry bears X 77 deg 3 min W,
i d it.
tint* ft to cor No. 2. a Um -ton '28x12x8 ins.
eliiseled 2 < 2 H» A.
‘ Thence N IT t|t g a min W, variation :to deg 50
min I\.
J.«n» it to cor No. on line 1 - Suncj No. 505. j
Nanev Hank*' Indent s 21 deg it min see J
\\ . ft from cor No. 2. a limestone
2s xi.'»\n ins. chiseled * -*■*'0 A.
.Thence S 21 • lea: II jiiin :«• W, variation :J0 j
deg K.
Point of discovery beav* 8 77 deg ! mint,
lull* ft.
»vn*» it t<> < <m \-». I. on line i-'J survey No, -Mfcj, i
Naiiyj Uattkakwlv N 21 de# »i milt 3D |
-ec h | ft from '-or No. J, a limestone
2E\12xh> ins. chisel- ■! H' 3 R-WKi
I'Jit lice S 77 lie# '*3 mu* h, variation .2’* deg J."»
lin K.
l.w ».«» ii, o»**ih* ere-’k • ft wide. course* S 35
g \\
I »**♦ i: i »••»■/ No. • the place of beginning,
(..ntaining 2*>. ‘.'I *u n*s.
kkti: i kv Ft: LOOK.
beginning at - No. J. a limestone >\11x12
ins, eiiDcdei i K i *• • A. Whence 1 . S. Eoc.
Won. Valdez No : hears N 39 deg 15* min 30
see i;. ti. . • n. t discovery bears N deg It
min W. :>i2.M ft.
Thence N 21 deg 11 win 30 sec E, variation 30
<ie# OOmin E.
Discovery 1 • - N 77 -leg 03 iniu W, 113 ft.
3»i it to cor No. 2, identical with cor No. 1,
t astJc ol this survey previously de
s Ti tied.
Thence N 77-l- g 03 min W, variation 31deg30
min K.
lAo.it toe.-I No. 3. identical with cor No. 1.
t’a**ile hide o' this survey previously d
seri bed.
Thence 8 21 deg ti mill 3p sec W variation 29
dec i'. mill E.
or No. J. Survey No. Nancy
IIa .ix'lode, and cor No. 1; Wrangell lode I
oi this survey. . (
Dt.-v •*ry bears S 77-leg 03 min K, 1357 ft. j
•vai lufor N«i. i, a Eineatoiic 30x15x11 -ins, •
- eic«l 1 A.
The; 8 77 dc# 3 min E, variation .‘to deg H> 1
'.tin E.
Jj - 7 it, Castle creek. 7 It wide, course 8 40 .
-g W.
1 »lt to cor No. J, the place of beginning. |
Containing 20.421 acres.
UI.FNJUVR I/OpE.
• teginning at cor N'.». 1. identical uitbcov No.
It.'iricver lode, of this survey pro v handy Ue
s. rihed. Whence l'. S. L-*c. Mon. Valdez No. 3
bears \ 3i* deg D* min 3n see E. 1.30.'*•'». it.
Discovery b-ytrs S 07 deg 28 mill 30 see E.
1391.57 it.
Thence N 21 <k*g 41 min -3- sec E, variation 30 .
deg 5o min E.
iiM'i»r No 2, identical with cor No. 2,
l.etriv er lode, and c«»r No. ], <'astie Jo-le.
«•! this survey previously described.
.ThoncN s 37 Ucg3 » min E. variation 31 deg 30
min E
7-0 i, to cor No.3. a greenstone Ji'-xl lx!0 iii>,
cui--.led 3 (»-»'» S-two A.
.Thence S.73dgg. 12 win .E. variation 31 -log in
min K.
T.'-u •'t*» cor.No. 1. identical with cor No..J, j
Survey No. uV.t. Marmot hale, a lime';tone I
2* x 1 »x8 i i *', • hiscled i 14-5 9 2 H*fi • I A
ThcP.-eS21-l- g 11 iniu 30 sec W, vaiiation 30
:.*g !-» min E.
.iu« it 1'ouch creek, 8 it wide.course S <>o-leg W |
fr«» it to -•or N'-i. a limestone 30x15x12 ins,1
<• d« •.•led • (1 ’ I. * r.t) \.
TI" u " n 73uegl2miu \\ . variation 3<» deg 30
min E.
: I , P-.ueil creek, 3 ft wide course 8 deg
\\. 7A*> ft u> cor No. 0. a limestou** 28x12x0
ill*-, chis.dcd c li-4'r.o A.
3 ho » n 37 deg .U) i)j-:i W, variation 30 -leg ID
!• n E.
7.io • • ;o -or No. I. th" place w/ beginning.
< "iitaining acres.
SWEEPSTAKE* look.
Beginning »u cor No. J. identical with cor
INe. . 1 dondi ,e li"Iv. cor No. J. Ketl ie ver lode.
•flieJ »r No. 1, Castle lode of this survey pic
rioii !y described. Whence INS. Loc. Mon.
Valde>. No. 3 bears S li- d • -g "to min 11 -7see W
47* .s . ft. Discovery bear*' S i»7 deg !•”» mill 30
S(*c !.. l.!3‘.*.o4 I'L
Thence N Jl deg 4J min 30 sec E, variation 31
deg-JO min K.
fa Mi (Mo coi' No. J. identical with c.or No. J,
CumIc lode, of til’s survey previously do -
scribed.
Thei ••• > 7 leg JO min K, variation 3o deg oO
:nin E. * _ # |
1i../ ft. I'jistlc creek, courseS .Vi dog W.
7-.ii fi t»* i No a limestone Jl.\l4x3 ins. .
i nisei- d -J S-iii*) A.
Tli»*! • S 7.J dog J J min I*, variation 30 deg 1.
min A.
7"a» it to cor No. J. identical with cor No. 3.
s.irv No. Marmot .'ode a limestone
Jl\10.\s ins, chiseled l Saltiu A.
•Thence SJJ dvg U min Jo «tc W, vaiiation 31
dog 1J min -K.
OKiittocor No. .7. identical with cm No. 1,
jMirvcv No. Marniot-lode. and with c<ir
No. i! tileudive lode of this survey ore
viotislv dc-cribed.
Them-c N *73 6eg U win W, variation 30 deg r» j
min E.
7-Viitiocoi No. *>. identical with cor No. J
i ictidive lode of this - u. vey |.ivvi<w’f y de- ,
scribed.
Theme N ch g 3i» min W, variation 31 deg to
min K.
7.Mi n to i or No. *, llie place of beginning.
( obtaining **.».!•'*♦* acres.
J1ABK LOOK.
Beginning at cor No. 1,identical w ith cor No. J
5, Mmeiive lode, of tni survey pruyimnd) d«. - ■
periled. iVlieuct* l S. J." Mon. \ ::ld.-/ \o. 3
hear N ."at deg•'« min -M ?«* W, 14J3.1Jfi, and
di.se . . rv bear* N 11 deg.*7 min 30 sc - lv 378330
ft.
Then * N Jl deg tl infu 30 sec K. variation 31*
deg 30 min K. *
Discoverv btmrs N >.* deg K, 14J it
CJ).; n to cor No. J. ’deniicnl with cor No. 1.
Siuw:-y No. i>Marmot hale, and with cor
N •. 7, S.vucp-!nkv lode, and cor No. i. idon
divelodv, <•: this survey previously de
scribed. m
Thence N si’dcg E. var. •»' deg. I » nr.u I.
Ain jt 1’ouch creek ••oitrv* s .70 deg -A .
gyi it ;«• cor No. identical with cor li,
> :, vcv No. r* »if, Me. im ? lod*-. a limestone
jh.\I7xl'» ins. chiseled B-W i A.
Then • S’* mg !•» min E, variation 3» d*-g I'
> a in ih ......
OAo i’ to cor N* . J. idonuenl with cor No. .i,
.vmiiuol iixlr, c**r N-.». J. Sumoleou lod/*, and
a - .nO.J. I tinier■- -*dc. Survey Nme7«». *•
i;.,»• stone saixlJxU ins. chiseled * B-«in a
Them .-S il ib g »J :uiir30 **c W. variation 31
deg :sn miu E. ... ...
Irfm i; !•) co- No. •«:. :u :*.•&' v.-ith cor .so. I,
S.j.vev No... V-. Fiui.-i-r- lode, a gw»cnstmie
j. luxft in-. <'his ’ :• ■ 1 V
..N iiMo-g min \V variation -'•! dig m
oain J*. .....
tiOn '• to ('<'[■ a* . *>,jt ins,
cl- M-lpii a A.
Tlu-ii < Kfi» d.-g -W va- 21 dijg -V* iU-»5: K.
8.o u to cor No. •), the place ol beg nil* mg.
r oil mining 18.74)4 acre#
Wl’.AXuKl.L l.<>UK.
*v»r No. J. identical with eor No. .
1 Survey No. hY>, .nalley Hanks lode, mid on
lin« 1 Keirie.ver lode,of this sun ey.at .w 21 deg (
41 uiin .«• see W. ft from eor No. 2. * givcii
StOJie 2txl 1x12 Jus, rhi>Kled I \V<V>oA. Whence
IT s Lo«\ Mon. Yuldez No. ln*ars S «2 deg 3ii ;
min 21.2 see K, 1.V2V.H ft. Discovery bears x
deg 7 min 30 sec W, )270.4i) ft. 1
The me S 2J deg 41 mill 3f» set* W variation .<0
Discovert bears N 2»* deg 31 min \V, JUo.Tf. ft.
604H. ft i or No. 4, Retriever hale of thissur
801 V.^t to cor No. 2. a greenstone 28x10x8 in*,
Tbe'io-e N 2«* deg 21 niiu W variation 30 deg 10
•J>>7 it. hiterscet line I I.
J^ uize lode nt bh deg Jl min w^ow.alat
4rum eor No. I •
!37L*b ft to eor No. 3, a greenstone 34x12x10
inn. chiseled 3 W-OO) A.
:Tba»re N 21 deg II min 35*sec K,. variation 31
-deg fc
•2S4.1 ft. intersect fcfcu* 3-4. Harvey No. 867,
I.ouice: l«*de. at N 69 deg 10 min W, 198.79 ft
.from oor No,4,«aikd intersect line 1.2 Survey
No..*67. Lizzie di lode, at N 69 dog 10 miu W
217 27 ft from «w'r No. 1.
TMse»*very bears H 26 dog jtt min K. -VH ft.
x*M.6 ft t«*»s»r No. I. on lino 1-1. Survey No.
767, I../zi' lode, at NO dog 51 mfll W,
- .v<i.27 ft from eor No. j. «»n line l.l Nancy
liank* lode, at H 26 deg 31 min E, 174.84 Tt
from <*»r No. i, a spruce plug set in green
stone outcrop, scribed 4 W-6»fci A. .
! Thence S 26 deg 31 inin K, variation 29 deg 30
niiti K.
1371.76 ft to cor No. 1, the place of beginning.
I ( otitaifiing (exclusiveof the urea in con
flict with Surrey No. 767, Lizzie G. and
-Louizc lode*) 17.236 acres.
Net area of the t'H«U**, Retriever, Gletidivc,
j Sweepstake*. Babe and Wrangell contiguous
lodes raining claim* (exclusive of the area in
(conflict with Survey No. 767, Lizzie G. and
i i/ouize lodes) 113.111 acre*.
CASTIE MtU. SITE.
1 Regi lining at eor Mo. 1. a greenstone 26x12x10
j in*, chisaled 1 r-660 R. Whence l. S. Loc. Mon.
I Valdez No. 3, bear*S80 deg 17 min 0.9 sec K,
3749.30 ft ('or No. 1. Castle lode of this survey
I hears SW deg II inU» 4.6 >ec W. 3»43.99 ft. ( or
No. 2, Survey No. 767. Goodyear lode bears S
j To deg 8 min E, 188.75 ft.
Thence N 74 deg 71 mill W, var.’to deg K.
201.6 ft. Rainbow creek, eours< S7o deg W.
2641.67 it to eor No. 2. identical u itil cor No* 1,
Survey. No. 662 It, La tv ton. Mill Site, a green
stone 24x10x8 ins. chiseled 2('*660 R.
Thence s l » deg 09 min W, variation 30 deg 10
mill K.
37.9 ft, I juiIh'u creek, tsiiir»«*-8 lu deg W.
728 ft. Elliott c~eek, course N *73 deg W.
837.60 ft to eor No. 3 a limestone 21x10x8 in*,
chiseled 3 C-06O R.
Them e S7I deg 71 min E, variation 3CC d**g 20
miu E.
26i».i'-7 ft to cur Ns*. 4 a limestone 28x14x8 in*,
chiseled I C-060 B.
Thence N 17 deg 09 miu E, variation 30 deg 20
miu K.
•>**.7 ft. Elliott creek, course N 73 deg W.
8g3.»; ft to cor Xo. 1, the place of beginning. |
Containing 3 acre*.
Tin* claim U further described as being sit
aiHiein Elliott Creek valley, about seven miles
east ol the Botvina river. Copper River region, 1
in latitude «'.i deg :l* min JU sec N. longitude
114 deg 3min W. approximately, in the Valdez
Recording ami Mining District, in the District :
of Alaska.
The adjoining claims as shown by the plat i
of survey are the Marmot. Sunmleun ami'''lan
ders lodes. Survey No* c.V.i on the east, and on '
the W‘t, Survey No. 3t‘*3. Nancy Hanks, Lizzie
G. and lionize lodes.
Tin* area in contllci with Survey 3t*3, Lizzie
G. and l.oui/.e lodes is excluded from the urea
for w hich, patent is hereby applied. There are
no other conflicting claims shown by the. plat
of suney, °r known.
The locution* of these mining claims and
miil site are rec<*rdcd in the office of the C. 8.
Commissioner and cx-officio Recorder for the
Valdez Recording District at Valdez, Alaska,
as follow s:
Cmstie Lode.
Original location. Rook BA. Page 277.
Relocation, Rook E Page 130.
Amended location, Book FI, Page 433.
Retriever Lode.
Original location, Book E. Page 13.*
Amended location. Book II, Page 132.
Glendive Lode.
Original location. Rook E. Page 12*.
Amended locution. Rook II. Page419. -
Sweep*-takes Leah*.
Original location. Rook E, Page 13*,
Amended location. Rook II, Page 133.
Babe Lode.
Original location, Rook E, Page III.
Amcudc<llocation. Rook 11, Page 134.
Wrangell Lode.
Rook II. Page III.
Castle Mill Siie. '
Rook II, Page 334.
Any and all js.tsoiis dal mi ug -adversely the 1
mining ground, veins, hales or mill site, or j
any po th>u thereof so described, surveyed or j
. piattcl ami applied for. arc hereby notified I
that unless their adverse claims are duly tiled
according to law. and the. r**gulati«uis there-|
under, within the time prescribed by law, with
llie Register of the Cnited States 1-aiuJ Office
at Juueau. District ol Alaska, they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of sahl
-tatute. lon.s W. Di ui.kv,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the above and fore- I
going notice be published in tie* Alaska Prospee
tor. n weekly newspaper of general circulation,
published ni Valdez. Wasku. fora period of tell
c.him* utiV4 weeks which f hereby designate
a* ih* newspaper puclished nearest the land
described in said application.
• John W. Dipi.kv.
Register of C. 8. Lund Office, Juneau, Alaska
l*n»e of first pub. Sept. 20, 19Ut>,
John i*. Fay attorney f*»r applicant. 410-111
Lew York Rio- k, Seattle, Wash.
Mineral Application No. 106.
1'. s. band Office, Juneau, Alaska.
August 2D. 1'JDO.
Notice is hereby given, thunn pursuance of
Chitpter Six (•») o» Title Thirty-two (32) of the
Revised Maiutes of the ('lilted States, the un
dersigned, tile IIubbnrd-Kiliott <'op|»cr .Mines
Development I'ompaijv of Alaska, u corpor
ation. organized and existing under and by
virtue o' llie laws of tin- Stale of Washington,
and inlly <{ualilicd to do and doing business.in
me District of Alaska, acting through its duly
designated olilccr. authorized agent and at
torney In fat t. Charles (!. JIubourd, whose
post office address is Room 411, New York
liloeK Seattle. Washington, claiming the Cop
jH.*r tfucen, Fortunu, Kigiiia.Vnii Dvek,Kot -iut*.
Katherine, Kriseo, California and (iloriana
contiguous hales mining claim, vein or min
eral deposit, heat ing copper, gold, or other ore.
is about to make application to the Cnit»,d
Mutes for a patent to said contiguous lodes
mining claim, e. hich i*- more fully described •
as t«» metes and hom'd*- by fio* official pint
In rewilh. jatsted and by the field note* of am*
vey thereof, being Mineral Survey ao, now
on tile in the office of the Register of the Ju
neau Lend District, District of Alaska. which
li'-ld jiot s of sntvcv describe the boundaries
andfcxiotit of sail! eontiguoiK lodes claim on
the-surface ms follows, t" wit:
coi'pKu nr ken look.
Beginning <ti for No. I, u porphyry stone
Jlxlnxi* in*, eh Deled 1 <H R-4*'»m; whence I’.S.
but:. Mon. Valdez No. 3. bears N H* deg 3l mill
i-.t -» c W. 4IH3 it, and discovery bears N so deg
.'•1 mill K, 117*.'.h* it.
Thence N 2! deg il min :u) sec E. variation 30
deg to min K.
Discovery bears S *A deg 3 tpia K. 1»*A7 ft.
DO It to eo»- No.2, a greenstone 2>xl4\ln ins,
chiseled 2 <H l-'o-4*VH.
Tin nec S sA d* g 3 mill h. variation 31 deg All
mill K.
loti it, Kings creek, -lit wide, course S 23 deg :
W. , I
J.Vui'i to cor No. 3, a linn-Moiic ‘Jsxl2xl* ins, J
c!ii*cl -i* 3 t Ko : V. D-l Ko-uAS.
Tlu-ucc S 21 deg il min 3u sec W, variation 31
deg 34 sc.- K.
Discovcrv i»tuKs N HA deg 2 min \V, 143ft.
it m cm No. *. a greenstone ,30x1 Ax 10 in*,
eiii sided l ‘J-1 R-0->.
Tire nee- N HArlcg :: min W. var. 3n dog K.
7.13.3 ft, Nings < reck, l it wide, courses «»2
digW.
]Atk) It lo coi Vo. I. I lic place ol beginning.
Containing-J9.7*A acre*.
KOHTr.XA LOOK.
Hegilining at cor No. I, identical with cor No.
2. i upper buieen !**dt* this survey previously
dcscrib'-d; whence l\ •? Jam*. Mon. V aldez No. 3,
boa’-** N 72 deg 12 mill 19.2 see W. 4207.22 ft. u-nd
discovery bear- N 19 <\<*u 34 min t, W3.A7 It.
Thcncc N 21 deg 41 min-M sec K. variation 31
deg AO min K.
3no ft. witness cor to eo* No 3 at inlersection
with presumed hale, a limestone
2?4vl2xlii ills, chiseled V. 2 K«*-4'AS. Dis
ci vrv heals S HA deg 3 miu K 197 It.
4'4Ki il to cor No. 2; wlienec witness cor toear
No. 2. boars S 21 deg U mill -to see W :PK> ft.
Them**:* H*. deg 03 miu K. variation 31 <1 eg*3i»
»liiil lv.
From true cor No. 2.
tuc» ft. Kings crwk, 1 it w»d*.- routes 20 j
* leg V..
|.'*nb it to cor No 3. a spruce set in :
1 i:*c.-toiu; outcrop scribed -t I'' • l>a%V». ;
ihciicc S 21 d**g U min 30 see W, variatb*i id
2>*> min F.
Iiisciivcry bears N 8-'* dig 3-min ’V.', l:i03<ft.
imfi to cor .Xo. I. identical with cor No. 3,
( op|K r fjuecii lodv of tin*: survey previously
dr* cribed.
Thence X v> il*?g 03 min \V, variation SI deg 3»
mill F.
l.Mjncat w> i*or No. 1. tile place oi beginning.
< on!aiuing lo.7H.'» acres.
REUINA LODE.
Keg inning at cor N'o. 1, ideiiticat with cor N«».
I, Cupp r t{licen hale, of this survey,yrovio»rly
described; whence I .8. laic. Mon. Valdez No
3, bears X On deg 31 mill f*.l see W, 418:1 ft and
discovert auonumeiit beam 8 tit) deg •*:> min F,
,700.24-ft.' _
Thence S-21 deg 4! min 30 see \N, variation »
tle-g 4o inin b,
DiseovefV Wears 8 85 deg 3 min E, /2.» ft,
iURsft to cor N*>. 2, n limestone 31x18x14 ms,
chiseled 2 K-tWl.
Theme b 8-» deg U34nin K, variation 30 deg
t.3.1 fT/lcings creek, 4 ft wide, course 8 7 «4cg
1500 ft to cor No. 3, a grceiistouo 30*11x10 ius,
'Clli&clCfcU> K-Uift.
rj
Thence N21 deg 41 min 30 aec E. variation 29
deg 40 min E.
Discovery bears \ Ki deg 3 min W, 775 fr.
MW ft toror No. 4, Identical with cor No. 4,
t opper Queen lode, of this survey pre
viously described.
Thence S 85 deg 03 rain W, var.-3l» deg E.
1500it to cor So. .1, the place of beginning.
Containing 19.785 acres.
VAN DYCK- LOPE.
Reginning at cor No. 1, identical with eor No.
4. Knrttum bale, and cor No. 3. Copper Queen
lode of 'liis survey previously described;
whence I • H. law. Moil. Valdc/. No. 3. bears N
; 7# deg 25 min 29.6 sec W, 5689.26 ft, and point t»f
discovery in discovery cut, bears N 65 deg 13
mill K, 491 *6 ft.
Thence N 21 deg 11 min :!0 sec E. variation 31
deg :!o min E.
Point of discovery In discovery cut bears S 77
deg It min K, 30. ft.
600 ft to eor No. 2, identical with cor No. 3,
Fortuna bale of this survey previously de
- scribed.
Thence S 77 deg 14 min E, variation 31 deg 25
•miiiJS.
1500 ft to nor No. 3. a limestone 24x16x6 ins,
chiseled 3 V. iMist.
Thence R 21 deg 41-rain *30 sec W, variation 31
deg to min K.
Point of discovery beavs N77 deg 14 min W,
1154 ft.
000 it to cor No. 4, a limestone 28x12x8 ins,
chiseled I V. D-2 Ka-658.
Thence N 77 deg II mill W, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
7.'iUft, eor No. 1. Katherine hale and cor No. 2,
Kotsina lode of this survey.
15uu ft to eor No. 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 20.411 acres.
KUlXINA M>DR.
Beginning at eor No. J. identical with cor
No. 1, Van Dyck lode, cor No. 4, Fortunu lode,
ami cor No. 3, Copper Queen lode, of this sur
vey previous!v described: whence V. 8. Ian*.
M«**ti. Valdez No.3, bear* N 77 deg 25 min 21Ui
see W. 568S4.26 ft; ami discovery monument
Incurs K42 deg.43 mill E. 8'J4.:f7 it.
Thence 8 77 deg 14 min E, variation- 31 deg 30
min K.
Discovery bears S 24 deg 7 min E 617.5 ft.
750 ft to cor No. 2, on line 1-1 Van Dyck lode
of this survey, a limestone 26x12x6 ins,
chiseled 2 Ko-l Ka-658.
Thence 8-24 deg 7 min E. variation 31 deg 30
sain E.
14.j .:>) ft to cor No. 3, a greenstone 30x 14x8
ins. chiseled 3 Ko-4 Ka-7 C-658.
Thence N 88 deg 26 min W. variation 30 deg 50
min E.
241.66 it to cor No. 4, a greoti stone 26x14x8 iiiA,
chiseled 4 Ko-twU.
Thence N- 77 deg 14 Inin NV. variation 30 deg 50
min E.
Discovery liears N 24 deg-7 min NV, 882.5 ft.
477.72 ft to cor No. 5. u greenstone 26x15x12
ins. chiseled 5 K«m'*58.
Thence N 24 deg7 min NV, variation 30deg 45
miii y,
1500ft to cor No. 1. the place of beginning.
Containing 20.511 acres.
KATHRRIM-: LOOK
pcginniiig at cor No. 1, identical -with cor
No. 2. Kotsina.bale, of this survey previously
described. whence l*. 8. Loc. Mon. valdez No.
Shears N 77 deg 21 min 0.2 sec NV. 6430.21. it. and
discovery monument beaisS 31 deg 57 min E,
1506.01 it
Thence S 77 deg 14 min E, variation 31 deg 30
min E.
Discovery hears R2t deg 7 min E, 1.342.5 ft.
.750 ft to cor No. 2. identical with cor No. 4,
\ mi Dyck lode of this survey previously
described.
Thence 8 21 deg 7 mill E, variation 31 deg 30
mill E.
1282.07 ft, cor No. 7 Frisco lode of this survey.
1351.31 ft, witness cor too»*r No. a conglom
crate stone 3oxl2xl0 ins, chiseled NN.C. 3
Ku-8 Fr 65s.
1441.21 ft to cor No. 3, not set aa ft falls in the
center of Elliott creek.
Thence N 77 deg 11 min NV. variation :w» deg 40
min E.
From true cor No. 3.
Discovery bears N 24 deg 7 min NV, U8.81 ft.
P.si.77 it cor No. 1. Frisco I.mIc, and cur No. 6,
California lode of this survey.
75u ft to cor No. 4, - Identical with cor No. 3,
Kotsiua lude of this survey . previously de
scribed.
Thence N 24 dug 7 min NV variation Jn deg 5o
inimE.
1141.34 ft to cor No. 1, the. place -of bfginniug.
Containing l'J.84i* acres.
KltlHCO LOOK.
Bcgilining -at cor No. I. on liuc2-4 Katherine
lode of this survey, a greenstone 24x19x8 ins,
chiseled I FrM‘928; whence l'. S. -law. Mon.
Valdez-No. 2 bears N osdeg 12 mill 27.9 see \V.
7018.02 ft, discovery monument bears 8 249.09 ft.
Thence South, vur. 20 deg 3»i min E.
219.09 ft, diM every.
262 ft. Elliott creek, 8 ft wide, course S 32dwg
W.
.'42. To ft to eor No. 2, on line 4-1, Survey No.
24*0, Copper King lode, at 88 deg 44min t50
see E, 171.08 fi iroin «*«»r No. I. A sprtiee
plug set in a limestone boulder 8x4x8 it tx,
posed, scribed 2 Fr-2 <*-ii2H.
Thence S 88 deg 14 iuin 20 st*e E, variation so
deg :») min E.
487.87 ft, witness eor to eor No. 8,a spruce
)»lug set iii a limestone boulder 12x8x0 ft
exposed, scribed W. <’. .1 Er-028.
. 1027 37 it to e**r No. 8, identical with cor No. 4.
Survey No. 204’. Copper King hale.
Thence s in deg J2 min :io sec W, variation 29
deg 80 min E.
Fivini true eor No. 8.
1..72 it to cor No. 4, identical with cor No. 1, j
Survey No. 3ii*i. Mineral King hate: whence
wiiiie'M’Hr to eor No. I bears S86 deg 22 min
E, 288.2 ft.
Thence S MG deg 22 min E, variation 29 deg 80
min E.
From true eor No. 4 along line 4-1 Survey No.
200, Mineral King lode.
283.2 it, w it ness i'or to cor No. 4. identical
with w itiicsi. eor to eor No. 1, Survey No.
2m;. Mineral King lode, a greenstone
2o.\llxJl ins, chiseled W. C. 4 Fr-6-iv
772.34 H to cor No. whence witness cor to
eor No. 2 bears N 800 It.
Theme north, variation 80deg E.
From true eor No, 2.
;um ft. witness eor to cor No. 2, a spruce plug
-••* in a limestone boulder 2x8x2 It exposed,
scribed \V. c.7 Fr-658.
369 it, Elliott crock, 8 ft wide, course N 80 deg
299.24 ft to (Mir No. 6, a greenstone 30x12x10
ins, chiseled 6 Fr-628.
Thence N sm deg08 lulu W, variation 30 deg E.
JU8G.2U ft to cur No. 7 on line 2-8 Katherine
lode of ibis survey, a limestone 39x14x8 in-,
ch-icelcd 7 Fr-678
Thence S 24 deg07 min E, variation 30 deg 40
min K.
•459.21 f., witness cor to cor No. 8, ldeutnui
with vviuie-s cor to cor No. 8, Kailouinc
lode of Ibis survey previously described.
179.21 ft to eor No. 8, identical witli eor No. 3,
Katherine lode of this sui vc> previously
described. Whence witness cor to cor No.
8 bears N 24 deg 7 mil) W, 90 ft.
The nee N 77 deg 14 milt W, variation 89 deg 40
mill E. «v
From true eor No. 8.
190.77 ft io eor No. 1 tlie place of beginning.
4 ’ontaiiuiig 19.824 acres.
CALIFORNIA LOOK
Beginning at eor No. 1, a grecustone 26xl2.\M
it*-, chiseled 1 ('-073; whence 1 . S. Loc. Mon.
\ aide/. No. 8 bear.- N *'»l deg 28 min 27.2 ace W .
6234a*9 ft. IMscovery bears b 76 deg 23 min 30
ner. E-1208.13 44.
Theni'e**outh, vur. 31 deg 30 mill E.
l»ivovwry bears S 88 deg Si* min E, 1465 ft.
•34.'*.72 fi ti* cor No. 2, a greenstone 24x19x1 ins,
chiseled 2 (■■Iu8.
Tiu nee S 82 deg 24 min E, variation 21 deg mi j
iniu E.
717.37 it. witness our to eor No. 3, a greenstone
•jbxioxin!n>. chiseled w. t*. 3< -im*.
|oj7..'»7 it iiMMu No. 3 on line 1*2, buryey No. J
t n|ijK*r King loile. at 810 deg 1 * miu 3*'
see W, 3.73 it from eor No. 1, not set as it
falls ia Kliiott creek.
Them e N W deg 1* miJi 30 see E. variation 30
•leg I-'i mill E.
From true eor No.*3.
3.73 it to eor No. i. identical with eor No. 1,
•Survev No Copper King lode, not sec a*
it full* in Kllioit creek; whence witness c^r
to c«*r No. t, bears 88K deg-44 min 30 see K,
1*.»V» u.
Thence S Kb deg t4 miu 30 see E, variation 3o
•leg 1**» miu K.
From I rut eor No. I.
j'j...» fi. witness eor fan eor No. I, a spruce plug
set in a limestone 4*Hilder 12xloxlofl ex* j
posed, scribed W. t'..l c-n/ib.
47l.iig it to eoi No. o, identical with eor No. 2, !
Frisco lode, of this survey previously du- :
set ibed.
Theme North, var. 30deg30 mill E.
Discovery bears X Kb deg 26 min NV, 3s ft.
.M3./41 It to cor No. 6, hieutieul witli eor No. 1, .
Frisco 1»nie of liiis survey previously de- |
scribed. j
Thence X 77 deg 14 min W, \ariatiou 30 deg 30 ,
miu E.
•Jeft23 ft to eor No. 7, identical w ith eor No. I,
Kttlhcriue hale, and cor No. 3, Kotsina lode
of this survey previously described.
Them e X *8 deg 26 miu W, variation 30 deg 30
miu E.
211.66 ft, eor No. 4, Kotsina hale of tins sur
vey.
1247.00 ft to eor No. 1. tf»e place of beginning.
Contuining l'J.blbacres.
ULOKIAMA LODE.
Begin nitre at cor No. 1, a greenstone 24x12x4
ins. chiseled 1 (»-6T«H; whence l\ 8. hoc. Mon.
Valdez No. 3 bears 8 * deg 13 mill 26.1 see \\,
6061.63 ft. Discovery liears 8 23 deg 21 lilin E,
337.05 It.
Thence S 10 deg 1'min 21 He W, variation 31
deg 5 luia-E.
224 ft, EllloM creek, 10 ft wide, course N 83
deg W.
ni««,overy boars ft8-'* dog 21 min E, 188 ft.
GtlO ft to ror No. 2, a greenstone 21x12x6 ins,
chiseled 2 C-658.
Thence 8 85 deg 24 min E, variation 30 deg 30
min E.
1500 ft to cor No. 3, on line 1-2, Survey No. 566,
Copper King lode, at N 10 deg 15 min 30 see
E, 'A.iA ft from cor No. 2, a limestone 28x12x10 ,
ins. eliiseled 3 (*-658.
The nee N in dec 15 min 30 see E. variation 30
deg E.
Discovery bears N 85 deg 21 min W, 1312 fl.
4*1.Si ft willies* cor to eor No. I, Survey No. 1
566, Copper King lode.
500 it witness eor to eor No. I. a greenstone
21x10x6 ins, ehfselcd W. C. I C-658
600 ft to cor No. I, identical with eor No. 3,
California hale, tills survey previously de
S4*ri bed*.
Thence N 85deg 24 min VV, variation 80 deg 15
min E.
From true cor No. I.
3lo ft witness cor to eor No. 3, California lode
of this survey.
1027.57 ft cor No. 2, California lode of this
survey.
l.'lOU ft to cor No. 1. the place of beginning. 1
Containing 2ft.56! acres.
Total an«l net area Copper Queen, Fortuna.
Regina. Van Dyck, Kotaina. Katherine, Frisco, i
California and Gloria nr contiguous Imle min
ing claim, Survey No. 6.T8, 179.S.W acres.
This claim i* further describe*! ns ladng sit
uate and located In Elliott creek valley, about
one half mile west of the head of Elliott creek,
and about eight miles cast of the Kotsiiia river,
Copper River region, Alaska. In the Valdez.
Mining and Recording District, • District of
Alaska, in latitude 6! deg 38 min N, longitude
Ht deg 1 min W, approximately.
The adjoining claims shown by the plat of
survey are the Copper King and Mineral King
hales, Survey No. .‘a»6 on the S. E. There arc no
conflicting claims shown by tbn plat of survey,
or know n.
The location of these mining claims
are recorded in the office of the V. S.
Commissioner and ex-Offlclo Recorder f«*r tin*
Valdez Recording District U Valdez, Alaska,
as follows:
Copper Queen Lode.
Original location. Ilonk BA, Page 276.
Relocation. Book E, Page 1 »u.
Amended location, Rook II, Page 424.
Fortuna IxnIc.
Original local ion. Hook E, Page 133.
Amended location, Rook II, Page 121
Regina Lode.
Original location, Book-E. Page 137.
Amended location, Rook If, Page 422.
Van Dyck Lode.
Original location. Rook. E, Page 62.
Amended location,Kook II, Page lift.
• Kotsina IshIc.
Hook If, Page 439.
Katherine Lode.
Original location, Book K. Page 62.
Amended location, Rook 11, Page 113.
Frisco Lode.
Original location. Rook E Page '>6.
Amended location, Rook ii. Page <412.
CaJifoniia !»odo.
Book II. Page 440.
Cih'iiana I Aide.
Original location. Rook F, Page 63.
Amended localion. Rook li, Page U6.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the ,
mining ground, veius, hales, or any portion I
thereof so Ue-cribe*l. surveyed, platted and ap
plied for. arc hereby notified that unless their '
adverse claims are duly tiled according io law, j
and the regulations thereunder, within the
time prescribed by law. with the Register of
the United States Laud Office a! Juneau, Dis
trict of Alaska, they will be barred by virtue
of the provision- of said statute.
John \Y. DrfiMSY,
Register.
It 4s hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice be pubtished m the Alaska Pros- ,
fiector, a weekly newspaper of general circula- I
lion, published at Valdez. A'nska for a period
of ten consecutive weeks, wj.ieh I hereby des
ignate as the newspaper published nearest
the land described in said application.
John \V. Jh’hlkv.
Register of P. S. Land Ofl'n c. Juneau. Alaska.
Date of first pub. Sept. 2i», Him;.
John P. Fay, attorney for applicant, 110-111
New*York*Block, Seattle, Wash.
TACOMA
Is the natural outlet a pel the best mar
ket for tlie products of Alaska.
The TACOMA SMELTER reduces more
ores of gold, silver, lead and copper
than any other smelter oil the Pacific
Ooasf.
The West Coast Grocery Company -cf
Tacoma receives on consignment and
sells at public sale the largest share of
Ahr.sha furs handled l*y nay single
house.
The fisheries of Tacoma ship millions
of pounds of Alaska fish—fresh, frozen,
cured, dried, smoked and pickled—to
t he markets of the I'nitcd States and
Eu rttpe
Tacoma wholesalers and jobbers sup
ply a large and constantly increasing
trade in Alaska.
Tacoma is the western headquarters
and chief Pacific Coast terminus of the
Northern Hallway and the headquart
• ers and west Mi terminus of the Tacoma
Eastern Railroad.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway, the Cnion and Southern Paci
fic and the Great Northern are now
building to Tacoma.
Tiie population of Tacoma has in
creased from :i7,714 in 1900 to 85,000 in
1900
Tacoma real estate is the safest and i
surest investment on the Pacific Coast.
Watch Tacoma Grow!
Fur further information and descrip- ,
tivc literature, address—
Secretary of Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce and Board of 1'rade.
28 TACOMA, WASHINGTON!
If you desire writ* or ship to
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& Wool Co
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COPPER CENTER CLUB
Chas. Yacskk, Prop
Fine Wines, I/iquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
ami Up-to-Date.
COPPER CENTER, ALASKA.
MEN WANTED
Welch and Company Contractors.
Welch & Co., Spokane, Washing
ton. have taken over construction
work on the Alaska Central and
will push the work during the
balance of this season. All kinds
of labor wanted, machine drillers,
hammermen, drill steel sharpeners,
muckers, etc., either on tunnel or
outside w ork.
Applv '1 reasurer’s Office, Seward,
Alaska. m
WRECKS GALORE
Boats Are Piling Up On Rocks All
Over The Pacific.
City Of Seattle
i On Tlie Rocks
Victoria, Sept. 21—The City of
Seattle went on the rocks at Trial
Island yesterday and all efforts to
release her arc-iutile. The passen
gers have been all landed at Van
couver. The pilot was on the
bridge at the time of the wreck.
There was a dense fog. The vessel
is resting easily and not leaking.
The cargo is being lightered off,
and more tugs have been dis
patched to assist in getting the
boat aHoat.
Shipwrecked Whalers
~ Reach Seattle
Seattle, Sept. 22—Thirty of the
crow of the wrecked whaler Alex
ander arrived on the Harold Dol
lar. They were thirty days in an
open boat and lured on hlubher
while journeying f>00 miles. They
tell harrowing tales of their ex
periences after the wreck.
Fear The Lelenaw
Is Wrecked
Seattle, Sept. 24—■ It is feared
that the steamer Lelenaw, which
went to Cordova with a large ship
ment of railroad material, is in
distress off the Alaskan coast.
She is long overdue here from
Cordova and has not been-seen by
any of the coastwise vessels.
_ I
Thousands Killed
In Wrecks
Hongkong, Sept. 21—Over five
thousand Chincr-e were lost in the
wrecks caused by the recent
typhoon.
Kindling Wood cut in one foot
lengths. Per load $•'». Copper
River Lumber Co.
American Gunboat
Is Wreckei
. Manila, .Sept. 25—The Unite*
States gunboat Helena is lost c
the Chinese co&6t. There are i
details available.
Won’t Deport
Japanese Poacher
Seattle, Sept. 2*2—The innnigr
tion officers here have ref us* d
accept for deportation the Japan*
who were arrested on St. Com
island while getting water. 1
captain, Murua says they w*
not poaching and will sue the g*
eminent for <lamages. He tY
the-vessel which escaped will
lost as the crew aboard was
experienced. These are the .1.
who were taken to Valdez for ti
early this month and re lea
after a preliminary hearing,
was intended to pay them for th*
time and have them deporkd
their own country.
Mark Twain Wud
‘Spd Fonclic;
New York, Sept, '21—At
annual meeting of the Amroci;:
Press Mark Twain made a sj»*m
urging the adoption of the refo
snellitig now under agilati
throughout the country.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 21 — It
rumored that the government I
been notified of a massacre of
Jews planned for Sunday at lii-.
stok. Troops have been sent
prevent rioting by the stmli
who shot the district attune,
Tashkent.
NAt.C'k.
A i»» »LF it. til liSOX .
before the Judge > I tile Foil! til Civil
otfliis Capital, Licentiate Augustin \n
oft the bench; Licentiate Manuel It. C •*
tu a ppeareil as attorney for the •*.Mexh..
A Silver Kecovery CoinjMtny. Limited.'
ing flint you u - representative of flic *!
♦ •old Mining Company” have truiia*'*!
the company which tie- petit toner repi
according ton written agreement dated
•jMh of lie nreveftt >• ar. in the city of \
Territory of Alaska. United States of Ac
the mines named “The Colorado,” and
I'laiiio,” located in the district of Altar
of Sonora, as also tie- mine named -The ’
gan.” located in the same district of
which von acquired respectfully from L
and his associates, and from Lotus I' >*
according to the Ws itfcti agreement* dc
11th of January 1814. before the local ju
the Village of N <galcs, and the'.4th of
Imms. le fore the judge of the First fusta
the Village of Altar, both acting a \
Public by virtue of law. It having been
extra-judicially to the petitioner* that t
authentication*of the Instruments of true
favor of • ourself have been mislaid, y.•
e one before tlm court praying in ace.
With Article 7T5 of the Code of Civil Pr
that upon a heal ing the prepatuth n of a
authentication of the in*tiuiudnts mei.
be ordeicd and that pubiimttioli be in
three m-w*-papers of l he greatest circiilal
the city of Valdez. Alaska; in the ciiv of
ing ton, itt tiie United States “i Amt rfca,
whab-v.-r p.ipcr may he designated iti .i
tsil. which |edition is granted by the ji
i-onfnrtnPv v.i.li the dee re •-* of Sopt.
and the !‘*tii and tlo- 19th of the pre tit
• nd lie de.signat s La Patria,” as the
paper in which publication shill! be in
•his city.
Not ee whereof is hereby given by the.*
cut* in aieurdunce with ihe re«ffnmin t
! he law.
Mexico, October2Ath,
A<JUSTIN PALACIOS.
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