^ ■■ ■ M"
The Alaska Kish Company's can
nery at Wl '
was recently destroyed hy lire. Ane
entire pack is a loss.
The wrack o( the steamei A1*K
has been burned near Suku to seeuic
the remainder ot the old iron.
Cat rick M. Aluilcn, who died at Jun
eau recently, had been a tvsnient ot
Ala (a
l lit* National Independent r ;suon<v
Company pin a.- the erection oi a codl
storage plant at Juneau in oilier to
lake i are • f» $h t* hen shipping spaci
on sie une " is not available.
a.J. Conn m>. prominent commercial
man of Juneau, has been elected ’»
the city council vice Charles Hanson
resigned.
Tttv Horae tluards and Loyal Leg
ion. both oi Anchorage, have consoli
dated and Um n ganixi
Ou.mis >ta» - ' a memdeis q>
of UH).
~T7porator> estimate ’ Cat * '** out/t..
of the Ch’sina district t'a.- summet
will be at least >0.000.
One thousand quuits ot booze "eu*
recently destroyed at Cordova. Ho'
liquor liavirg been gathered in by d.>
ferent raids.
V>u .. V - i*»c “Oi* Ua .C W lU »»
HO .IS* l4MUUI.il »%..» **» 04 -»li4 111 » .‘f,
iltU1 t^U.
uuiiki sdops at AUCiiorage, oe^.u
Hint 'll . v • - • m • .:l
-.
ill
rn^ys V4 4.ca .4.4c-y t c»u.un open u«iu.
1 | 4» Clock. .
j%iincs U> jiunmnjjj Licpt.ty
mi Ul *,u‘u'u;‘’
li.'u r.-'HiiK-ii ana uuiij
h.i.- PiMi i» »“=> position
r.u .. ii ewp.«*>»i>
at me euneau mwv. —
ca recently while attempting to P*u
a bulldoze m an op, n own..
"Notwitl
reports tnat apparently nave einanai
va\ from the fchusi.anna district, to nm
the camp « - *han il ' ”
.ooke.1 befuns awi •
country .since tn. dmi' '' l",1>1
.•ia.C A
pec tor ami packer, who recently a.
nvtd m S
\|is. Hugh Wuinn rutting toinie *
lv M- Bessie Lueila tdw arris,
lug,. dr. and Mrs. Georg
B. Kdwan
the and tor many years
v\
city tichet agent tor the White \ as>,
died, at 1 aw son .) dy **th- -
,
manager of the l ansina \ a
it>a«.. ami wiU leavi
soon as ms aiians at l*a m» ‘ *
closed up. Mr. Uoj
the ran roan *. ver since it star ton
amt has Ocvn eiapioyen iu pratuca.
ly every posnton on tne roan iru! »
section man ana station agent to
tnat ot manager.
■ II I_.....
bamu '
Klon .
U»e bdewart rivoi and burieu ai
l>awson. Githy combe hud been min
ing 6.* mins a .oNv tie rr.outh *j! tne
river and u«.> di tuil •'bile fishing*
He bait be n a Klondike r resident
since IbUb.
The Canadian Klondike Mining
Company is erecting 'new machine
shops on Hear Creek, Klondike mir
ing district, to replace those bunnnl.
The main building will be **u by lob
feet in size.
The Canadian Government will re
pair roads* in tne Kainy Hollow coun
try on their side oi tne line, in order
to permit cue *,i\.dioporiaUOd oi oie
to jiames. me roans on tne Amei?
can sme are being put in comikioIi.
The Wag my lodge oi Clits
ten members m the c niteil States niu
itary service.
Mias Ervilla Margaret Mctandles>
of bairbaiiKs and Alexander Garfield
Atworth, lamina \ alley raid road sta
tion agent at Gilmore , were married
at Fairbanks July lb. 11 e\ un
make their home at t*i:more.
To enable the wireless piant at rol*
Yukon to g
with the stations in the Koyukux and
the Arctic regions, the Government in
-tends to enlarge the plant and a s •
to install new machinery and a new
tower. The present plant has only a
limited capacity, which under certain
conditions i*#not strong enough to t i
of any great use.
Good news o: me '
the upper Stewart river. Nui.on le.
ritorv, continues to reach Dawson.
m«w strik ■■ are b."v
quently. nn.i it is said the ore bod'e*
apparently larj;c. home ol the
. . .»* hiirh as $400 a ton m
ore runs as nij*n •»
'!'va. Shaw, fat«w.
to.- of the Shaw House at hmrbanks.
has irone back to the mtnini: jrame.
having accepted a position u 1 •\
Diebold, who is operating a nnmnu
i claim on Goldtream creek, tairfoanK
\ district.
\ Dr. W. D’Arcy Chase has been re
Yappointed health commissioner at
Wome by Gov. Thomas U kits,
\ Capt. John Zug£. of the Alaska
V0anT of Hoad Commissions, is at
\pme. where he is investigating road
work ami the operations of the Com
mission.
United Males Com. lissioner l*red
( . White at Fort Yukon has been
uv aided the contract for the election
of an addition to the Government
u-hout building at that place. He will
a! o pi.i up new quarters for the Gov
t rnment teachers. These constructions
Wil| bo compi* t» d by tlie lirst oi Sept.
Hu* machinery in the old Coal
[ (-,. ,.|< below Dawson have been
shipped outside. The machinery weigh
I <>.' over oOO tons. The coal mine never
proved a success, and has not been op
! orated for i • »ny years.
A K. Ilillery. who recently return
ed to Skajjway where he had lived
from early childhood until he went to,
West Virginia, a few years ago, i
expect injar his wife ami little children
to join him it Shag way. He says t
that hereufte he will remain in Mas
Re is employ< d by the White Pass
i Carl N’ijrl of Tanana Hot Springs;
•hurge of being a dangerous alier.
enemy, and taken to l airhanks. H»
v-ll be interned at Fort Liscum.
.lot'n R. Fraser, former mi nine- in
*ne<tor at Dawson and Mrs. dan*
I «: Conb'v. formerly of that citv. «*«••
'married recently at Lafayette, In
i«liana.
W»lliam Driscoll, well known ir
?'aii banks. was killed by a German
:heM recent^* *»t the front in France i
q,, bad sensed t'*-o veers v ?th tV* j
Canadian t’nops, and bad just re- J
fwouml He has a brn
[ ♦bo1*. Dan Driscoll, in the w*r. and :
brother. Pat nek Dr'scob. on bis "S'
• , ; b v a . Another brother, Ton
1 Driscoll, was killed when the IHt •
battleship Indefatigable was de-trov
-d.
W.A Ryan, connected with the In-1
tprior Department, is nutkiiijr a tout
v I itert >r. Mr. Ryan wa
1 j, resident of Tacoma, a newspaper
•min and at one time County Clerk
n the earh ‘POs, and a person t
Viend and associate of Franklin K
Lane when the latter was editor of
die Tacoma News.
Iiov. I..H. Pederson ol M\agwa\
a ill move his family to raeoma tin*
latter part of August ami will dev *u
i year .0 manual labor, taking a rest
from ills chosen work, as mini 'ter,
01 to . u As 1
•killed mechanic, Mr. IVuersui will
find profitable employment in Tae *
ma.
Jack Young, formerly’associated
with til*. Hoggin. 11* the mu* hantd,'
ousmo-s at Nome, i> the manager 0}
%
Nom<‘. Jafet Lindeberg and J.J. Cole,
nrning man and banker respectively
a*. the principal stockholders.
\v;u was received at Nome tha
.Georg* Hag r. . ornicr... an operator
on Urvgon Creek. Seward Peninsula.
Gtieu at iiutte. Montana.
1 adds hutton. an Alaskan pioneer;
from the days of lsv» and a resident
of Mcag>;i\ since IM*N, has been ad*
nit;;, i to liK* Pioneer." Menu* at Situa
Mr.". Julius Gcise, wife of Juliiu .
Goise. former Mayor of Nome and•
for many years a resident ol Scuttle,;
died la>t w* ck at Tcilows, Califonia. j
Sam C. Dunham, author of the j
•*; !»> mith of Nome,” “The Lament j
d the Sourdough." and many other j
poem." on Alaska topics, is editing a
journal known as the Industrial and
Mining Ag, of New \ork City.
Miss Anita Allen, formerly of
Nome and (apt. Henry 1*. Perrins,
n» t Nome, were married recently in
Portland, Oregon. ^
Serial 0M57L
j i\* THE UNITED STATES LAND
M KICK AT JUNEAU, ALASKA,
in the Matter of the Application oj
the COLUMBIA SALMON* COM
PANY for a Patent to L. S. Sumy
No. V&'& on the shore of Hcrendecn
1 Day, Alaska.
•NOTICE OK APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
the COLUMBIA SALMON COM
PANY, a Washington corporation,
whose principal otfico and Post Of. re
address is Seattle, Washington, has
purchased from Edwin J. \> irth, in
vt <»-»■ name f. S. Survej No. 1- 2
was made, his lights to such survey
and also his rights as assignee 01
Harrison S. Averill, a beneiiciarv tin
i. Section 2306, U. S. Rev. StaU.
an i that such corporation will api .
to enter the land embraced in sum
United States Survey Xo. 1222, which
is situated on the Northeast shore or
Herendeen l'»ay, between feluil IV.nl
and Shingle Point, on the Alaskan
Peninsula, in the Territory of Alaska,
more particularly described as «al
lows :
Beginning at Corner No. 1 of said
U. S. Survey No. 1222, a point on the
hoje line of Herendeen Bay, from
ivhith point United States Location
.Monument S. 1040 bears South 24 (Jog
”»;) min. * 7 sec. East ariation II)
deg. Cast) 41.72 chains distant, a* d
om whicii Corner No. 1 the Pinn a le
Rock at the westerly end of B’ufl
'Vint bears South 15 deg. 22 min.
East, approximately one-half iv.de
oistunt, and the summit of Pinnacle
Peak boars South 11 dog. 27 ir.»n.
West, about th ee miles distant, and
i lining thence from said Corner No.
I North 1.C7 chains to Coiner Xo. 2; i
rhence West 11.49 chains to Corner]
No. 2; thence South 2.75 chains to
lorner No. 4, a point on the shore
hie of Herendeen Bay; thence along
meander of such shore line (fi*st
ourse So >th 27* deg. 52 min. East
).T1 chains, second course South 22
a eg. 10 min. East 2.52 chains; thud
• ourse South 68 deg. 44 min.East 1.M0
•chains; fourth course' North 21) deg.
j 22 m»n. East 1.57 chains; fifth course
' North 25 deg. 00 min. East 0.88
| -bains; sixth course North 04 deg. 14
imin. East 2.41 chains; seventh course
«North 68 deg. 00 min. East 2.18;
I chains), a total of 12.80 chains, to
Corner No. 1, the place of beginning,
containing an urea of 4.08 acres.
Any ami all persons claiming •
veixe.y any poition of (lie above ^es
cribed’tract.- of land aiv required t<
t??e will, the Register and Receive
... : nil* d St ites l and Office at
a, their adv< e dam
thereto under oath, during the perux
of publication or within thiity dev*'
thereafter, or th -y will be barred b;,
the provisions oi the Statute.
THIS XOTK'K is issued at tn<
I nited States Land Office at ’Juneau
Alaska, this 111 day oi July, A. H.
d . den d published tor a per _
mil of sixty days in the Seward Gate*
\,; \ ;i jj.> ; pa per oi established cliai
;%-iei- and general circulation publish'
!<• t Sc'.. d. Alaska, nearest the
,, in d<scribed, and hereby de
s»t lutt d for that pCio-se.
( . B. lb *
A VHRK’K 1). RKi’HKY and L. V.
RAY,
Alto, ney ; for Applicant,
20 Alaska Building, Seattle,
ii | Howard, Alaska.
Hirst Hub. Aug. 12, 1918
i ast Fub. Oct. 2d, 1918
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Serial No. 021G<
)l i>un MENT or THE INTEKlOh
Ni’i'E!) STATES LAND OH-ICI
Jl.'M.AU, A1.ASK A
, : i. i; i GIVEN that
Seward, Alaska
his intention tt
bmit n 1 th < e year proof in sup
id application No
thi a.ul emb aced in l. ©
i'"orest .'Mlvon < ■), Mtuaied in Lai. t»i
Icjj, ni iu SI >e<. N., Long 119#deg
i,V., i 1 igach Nationa
or si on At also Pass near the ho.a
f frail Lake, 50 mile.- north of Sew
d d< c ibed i s follow8!
U. ir ing at Cor. 1, from whence
t \\t> \o. (»!> of the forest Sot
el bea *s N. 65 deg. Of) min. W. 5.7
chs., thence N. hi ueg. -•* min. ”
>.60 chs. to Cor. No. 2, thence N. 21
leg. 11 min. E. 50.00 chs. to Cor. No
!i chs. to Cor. No. 4
CO S. j. 57 min. E..8? chs
i or. No. thence S. 0 deg. Oo min
p»..Ml chs. to Cor. No. 6, thence S
; ,i ;. 50 min. NV. 10.6. chs. to Coi
* place of beginrt n y, * ontam
.) a»«*a of I5'.).h6 acres, Mag \ai
i.l • .it
bmitted b.\
• l \ , ^ .mil two ot the following
viz: Albe i It. Salless, Bei
. 1 lei.r> Couilla’d, Oscar A
,•*», ;i ; o Seward, Alaska
m .)c «'h r 15, l.L.k, before the U.
on n i ione . W. H. Whittlesey, a
o • .. d, A as ta.
0. i’>. Walker, Kegister.
•*irst Publication, Aug. 1 '.*1S.
.a.-t Publication, Sept. 1018
(l\ S. Survey 1*222)
Si.ltIAL .»v). 1 ^
, Al>i'l 1IONAL l.N fLA
Jnited States Lund Oilicc. Juneau
Alaska. May 13, 1018.
rNDER SECTION 2306 RE) lSKI
- r V it i ES OF THE l Ml El)
STATES
AlTLll AT ION
ALASKA PACKERS AS SO CIA
PON, No. 10 Merchants Exchange
- ;n 1'nineisco . Cal. assignee of Robert
b< entitled to the bene
( m .>i the Reviset
, r.tuies of the C ailed States grant
tlLv rddi.ional lauds tt> .sohders ant
iilo - . ho served in the Rebellion
iocs h(n*bv apply to enter Unitet
ales survey No. 1222, situate noai
ho . omh sitL of Chignik I*agoon anc,
idjoinieg IL S. Amended Survey No
96, y of Alaska, and more
.irticu.iriy descr bed as lollows.
inning at * orner No. 1 whence
U. s. Location Monument No. 25A
jeai noith 5 d< g. 2:'. min. 53 sec. east
o ea.-‘ Fans chains; thence south 4:04
corn* No. 2 thence east 8.44
■iin to coiner No. •>; thence north
ns to coi ner No. 4; thence
eSt >.14 chains to corner No.l and
place of beginning.
■ loi taining an a ea of 3.41 : ? »•
Variation 20 deg. i0 min. en>t
Lat. r»<» deg. IT min. N. Long. 138 deg
32 min. W.
As additional to the original home*
Rob C. Ho les No.
, a v i< r. >, at U.
. I i:.d Oilice ..I Uooncvi ’e, Mn .ouii
I at ■ , a addition*
to 11* • boiin t ad entry oi Robert
i ' wles, No. 8020, entered Febru
v 17. ISTO, at l . S. Land OlTice at
e Rock, A n as, conta ning 4(
n pa ai
;*ai l om the scrip oi said Robert (*.
•wle • on file in the oflice ot the Re
ristcr and Receiver of the United
lates Land Oflice nt Juneau, Alaska
Notice is hereby given that any an<
dl poi ons claiming any portion o.
!.ov(- »k evil d land are required
file a i lu ing the peiiod of
ntblica.ion or tuny days thereafter
n accord .".nee with law, with the Re*
*■ ter and receiver of the l nitet
States Land Cilice at Juneau, Alaska.
VLASK \ PACK RS ASS<)CJ YT^Ctt
By HARRY F. FORTMAN.
President
Vddrcs, San Franti.co, California.
\’o -o *'f the nbo\o implication wiM
bo published, in the Alaska Post,
>r: iUd at Seward, Alaska, which 1
hereby designate as the newspaper
p.ea.‘v*st the land applied to*
n said application.
C. 13. Walker
K .' -1»*•. United States Land
* 'i ic . Juneau,*‘Alaska.
Date of First publication. May 5 19*18.
Date of I^ast publication, September
5, 1918.
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SERIAL NO. 02909
T. S. vSnrvcv No. 1223)
’n‘te<' Sf-tes Land OOue, Juneau,
Maska. May 18, 1918.
\PDITT0\AL ENTRY
\DF\' SECTION 2306 REVISED
STATUTES OE THE UNITED
STATES
APPLICATION
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIA
TION, I5. 0. address No. 10 Merchant*
Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
isaignee of THOMAS KEID,
.eing entitled to the benefit* of sec
ion 2: OP. of tin* Keviscd .Statutes ol i
he United States granting additional j
'ands to soldiers an<l sailo’ * >'• *0 serv
»d in the Rebellion, does In oy apply
o 'inter United States survey No. 1,
223, situate near the : outh side of
Chignik Uagoon, and adjoining U. S. ,
Survey No. 1222, Territory of Alaska, j
and more particularly described as1
follows:
Beginning at Corner No. 1, whence;
north (i deg. 19 min. 18 sec. west 22.98 :
U. S. Location Monuent No. 2f>A bears
Corner No. 2; thence east 11.20
chains; thence south 0.24 chains to;
‘bains to Corner Not 2. thence North I
;.24 chains to Corner No. 4; thenco
vvest 11.20 chains, to Corner No. 1 and
dace of beginning.
Containing an area of 6.09 acres.
Variation 20 dog. 10 min. east.
I.at. f>6 deg. 17 min. N. Long. 158
leg. 22 min. W.
\s additional to the original home- !
■ (..id n.'ry oi Thomas Ucid No. 2656,
K gust 18, 1968, at the l • S.
.and Oflice at Omaha, Nebraska, for
he Northeast Quarter of the South- ,
t Quarter of Section 28, Township
7 North, Range 10 Last, containing
0 acres., as will more particularly ap
eur l’rohi tin* scrip of said Thomas
;• id on file in the office of tho Regis
it and Receiver of the l nited Males
and Office at .Juneau, Alaska.
,, in is h< reby given that any and
I perons claiming any portion of
V above described land arc required
, file* a protest during the period ol
ublieation or thirty days thereafter,
n accordance with law. with the Re
■isler and Receiver ol the l piled
ntes i and Cilice at Juneau, Alaska.
11, ASK A PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
By Harry F. Fortman.
President.
id , is, San Francisco, Calii ornia.
V<»t!••#» of the above application will
be published in the Alaska Post,
• nted at Seward, Alaska, which 1
, by designate as the newspaper
Wished ncai Cilt the land applied for
n said application.
C. B. Walker
Pegi. ter, 1 nited Stales Land
Office, .Juneau, Alaska.
Date of First Publication: May 5,
MS.
Date of Last Publication: September
:>, 11)18.
-0“ --
SERIAL NO. 02908
(t . S. Siirve> So. 1221.)
,iit. d states Land Office, Juneau,
Alaska. 1018.
additional entry
mh:r section 2:100 revised
STATUTES or THE UNITED
STATES
APPLICATION
\LASKA PACKERS ASSOCIA
TION, P. 0. address, No. 10 Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
issignee of THOMAS REID,
), ing entitled to the benefits of see
>*i 2206 of the Revised Statutes o!
;-e Unite<l States granting additional
Mds to soldiers and sailor who s nv
in the Rebellion, does hereby apply
to enter United States Survey No. I,
1. situate on the west side of Mosei
;iyf Kodiak Island, Territory of Alas
. ai.d more particularly described as
Allows:
Beginning at M. CL Corner No. 1 on
o Unary high tide line of Moser Bay,
whence witness corner to Corner 1
b< u*s west .Si chains; thence west 5.S5
chains to Corner No. 2; thence south
chains to Corner No. 5 on the
, stern shore of Moser Bay, whence
l. S. L. M. No. 27 A bears south 65
■ ss Corner to corner 5 bears north .43
chains; thence meandering alon g the
ino of ordinary high tide of Moser
Bay:
i. North 55 deg. 17 min. cast 2.76
1 :iins; .
North 62 deg. 52 min. east i. 1<
ins;
*:orth 39 deg. 21 min. east l.<0
chai ii',
i. North 20 deg. 13 mjn. west 1.48
d.ains;
... North 54 deg. 49 min. west 2.90
ihains;
North 32 deg. 54 min. west 3.08
I. ins; to M. ( Corner No. 1 and j
dc^e of beginning.
Latitude 57 deg. N. Long. 154 deg.
9 min. W.
Containing an area of 8.25 acres.
Variation 23 deg. east.
As additional to the original home
pad entry of Thomas Reid No. 2056,
ntered August IS, 1868, at U. S. Land
Jffice at Omaha, Nebraska, for the
Northeast Quarter of the Southeast
Qu >rter of Section 28. Township 17
No th, Range 10 East, containing 40
•c es, as will more particularly apt
iear from the scrip oi said Thomas
ioid or. Ole in the office of the Kegis
e and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that any and
v persons claiming any portion of
the above described kind are required
o file a protest during the period of
juhlication or thirty days thereafter,
n accordance with law, with the Re
gister and Receiver of the United
states Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.
VLASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
By Harry F. Fortman.
President.
Vddross, Snn Francisco, California.
Notice of the above application will
be published in the Alaska Post,
>rintt'd at Seward, Alaska, which 1
lereby designate as the newspaper
jublifliod nearest the land applied for
n said application.
C. B. WALKER,
Register, United States Land
Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Hate of First Publication: May 5
1918.
Date of Last Publication: September
&, 1918.
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