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IX THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE AT JUNEAU, ALASKA.
Serial 0177b.
In the Matter oi' the Application of
AMUND ANDERSON lor a Patent
to U. S Survey No. 803 situate on the
shore of Isanotski Strait, and to L'.S.
Survey No. 8<>4. situate ou the shore
of Bechevin Bay, both upon the Alas
kan Peninsula in the eniuiy oi Alas-1
ku.
notice of application for
PATENT.
NOTRE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That AMUND ANDERSON, a ci
izen ot the United States, ami resid
ent of Port Blakely, Washington, as
the legal assignee of Lucy m. Vrev
land, widow oi ijevi W. \ reel a ml, t*v
ceased, beneliciary under Section 2m *
U. S. lies. Suits., ha» applied to en
ter the lands embraced in LniLwi
Stages survey No. bob, situated ou
the ^liore of IsamK-.u Straif. and in
United Mates Suiwy No. 6b**, siiuiu
cd on the si lore ot Bechewn bay, bob
u;>v»n the Alaskan Peninsula, in* t».c
lemtois ot Alaska, more particular-1
i%\ .kvciibed as loin ws:
l , S. survey .no. 6^»«» is a tract * *
i;{,17 acies described as beginning at
C.criu r .'•»». i ot sa* : survey, .» i i<*»
on tin* siiore line o' Isanotski Mrua,
Lat. .»! deg. 02 min. 40 sec. bong.
Kio deg. 20 min. 10 sec. W. no*.»
\thicii United Slates Location *nv).la
ment No. 1103 bears South a> deg.
.0 mm. West (magnetic vaitat.Oii m
deg. 0 » min. East) 103. 2b chains uis
taut, ami running thence mun said
Corner No. I South o. ii> chains to
Corner No. 2 thence East te.ib chains
t,o Corner No. *»; taeuee .\oitli IU
chains to Corner No. 4, a point on tie
siuie due til lsanots*\i ^ .an, wiener
along tne nic.aiUi r o* stun .more liu*.
^ in si cour se bouth /2 deg. 10 nun.
>ve:t io.tO chains; second course
.soitn 60 deg. 60 mm. west
Chains), a touil oi 16.1)0 Caains, i .
Coiner Ao. 1, tlic place of beginning.
L. 6. Su.vcy Ao. 60** i*> a tract ii
6.61 acres described as beginning at
Corner Ao. 1 of stud survey, a point
on the shore line oi iiechevin Say,
Lat. 61 cieg oti min 60 sec. A. Long.
106 deg. lo nun. \Y. from which
united States Location .Monument
\o. Mil oears South 2o deg. lo nun.
Last ^variation lb cleg, Last) Lo«'
Cluuns distant, and running theme
i ioin said Corner Ao. 1 i.ast oit
Chaiiis to v orner Ao. 2; thence Ao t
10.64 Chains to Coruei Ao. .>; tlienci
>Ycst 6.o4 chains to Corner Ao. 4,
a point on tin? shore line m Lecho\ i
Lay; thence along tile mcandei o.
suca slioic line, o*ouui 24 deg. in nun
West 12 Chains to Corner Ao. i, hu
place of beginning herein describ d
Any aud all persons claiming mi* 1
verseiy any portion oi the above dvv*
cribed tracts of land are required u
iile \\ith the Rt , ei and K irev o
tne United States Land CVi'ie; at Ja
neau, Alaska, their adverse chu.
thereto, under oath, during the perm
of publication or within thir.y day.*
thereafter, or they will be barred o\
the provision * cl' the Stau.e.
i HIS NO i ICE is i sued at 11
United States Land Oilier at Juneau,
Alaska, tins 2Mh day of June, A. 1>.
161S, and ordered published ior a pe
iod of sixty days m the Seward (iate
v.ay, a newspaper of establishes
rharaclei an general circulation pub
lished at Seward, Alaska, nenre&t tin
land herein described, and hereby d>
.*<ignated for that purpose
C. L. Walker, itogi *toi !
Maurice D. Lechey,
Attorney for Applicant,
•120 Alaska Luinung, Seattle.
1 ir.>t Publication, July 61.161S.
Last Publication, Oct. 10, 165 N.
-W
Serial u25i0
IX THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE AT JUNEAU, ALASKA
In the Matter ot the Application ol
the COLUMBIA SALMON COM
PANY tor a Pat; nt to U. S. Survey!
No. 1221 on the shoie of Herendeen
Bay, Alaska.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
PATENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the COLUMBIA SALMON
COMPANY, a Washington coipoia
uoi‘, whoso principal office and Post
Oit.ce address Seattle, Washington,
ha.' purchased from Edwin J. Y»ittu,i
in whose name U. S. Survey No. 1 - i
was made, his rights to such survey
and aiso ins j ignis as assignee 01
Harrison S. Averill, a benolica.j
under Section 22! >>, U. S. Lev. State.,
and iliac such corporation will appij
to enter the land embraced in s..n.
United States Survey No. »-2i, whirl,
is : ituated on the westc* n shore ol
Herendeen Bay, appioximately a h.J
mile northwesterly from Garvel Point
on the Alaskan Peninsula, in the T r
ritory of Alaska, more pat\»culaily
dtociihed as lodovs.
Beginning at corner Xo. 1 of s..id
U. 8. Survey iso. lioi, a point on t '■
u ..i in ho oi H<r<iu on 11 ...
from which United States Locath-n
Monument S. 1022 bears South 22'
deg. 12 min. o(> see. East (Variation
1!> deg. East) 42.72 chains distant,
PROFESS .... |
DR. O. J. KEATING
Dentist
Office Third J'c Adams.
Hours: 9 a. n. to a p. in.
Phone- .
Madison 58 9
♦- -♦ j
* J. H. ROM1G, B3. D.
Office on Broadway
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Adams
dcnce, Adams V
1 * , j
L. It. C. P. & L. It. C. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. I)., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 8 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Formerly of Nome.
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and from which Corner No. 1, of this
y, Coine ' o. 3 <>i U. S. Survey
No. i201 boars South 29 deg. 57 min.
>5 see. Ea t 28.04 chains distant, and
i unning thence from saiu Corner No i
,Vest (>.21 chains to Corner No. 2;
thence North 4.00 chains to Corner
on the shore li#e oi
Uerendccn Bay; thence along the
meander of such shore line (first
course South 54 deg. East 2.59 chains.
Second course South 47 deg. 08 mm.
Last 1.04 chains; third course South
n. Eas 6 chains), a
total of 7.91 chains, to Corner No. I
ti e place oi beginning, containing an
area of 1.54 acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the above des
cribed* i tins of land are required to
iile v iti\ the Register and Receiver
1 ate Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, their adverse claim
,11cm to under oath, during the period
within thirty days
thou a; ter, oe they will be barred b;.
me pu>\ Mons of the Statute.
T, ,iS NOTICE is issued at the
f nited State.. Laud Ofl’ice at Juneau,
1 y o| July, A. D.
.’i, , : . m t e i vie re* l ^ i.bli»*i ted oi a p * • -
il i i .-i\,\ days in the Sewaid Ciate
a in wspaper of established char
, r and general circulation publisn
• .a Si ward, Alaska, nearest the
a la jein described, and hereby de
Kued tor that pn. pose.
C. i L Walker, Register.
MAI RICE i>. LEEllEY and L. V.
KAY,
Attorneys to Applicant,
2" . . ;a i.uiluing, Seattle,
and Seward, Alaska,
n st Cub. Aug. 12, 1918
i.„.. i Cub. Oct. 22., 1918
Serial 03571.
ITED STA rES LAND
Oi’riv L AT JUNEAU, ALASlvA.
tlie Application oi
the tOLU.MLUA SALMON COAL j
a 1 at< nt to L. S. Surv« y
No. i„. - on tin shore ot* Herendeen
Pay, Alaska.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
.M l k e IS HEKEDY GIVEN': That
IA SALMON COM
PAW. a Washington corporation,
office and Post Ofl ce
(ii e.s is Seattle, Washington, lias
oi i Edwin J. Wirth, u
[ . S. Survey No. 12 -
. .. . hi rights to such survey
,i; . i o ids * ighls as assignee* a*
— a beneliciary un
i Oii, t . s. Rev. Stats.,
porat ion will api !y
> t a- the land embraced in said
a . Su vey No. 1212, which
>* siiiiatid on the Northeast shore oi
itieiu. n Pay, between Plull Point
e : oint, "a the Alaskan
Vi ns i. m the Territory of Alaska,
no..* particularly described as Yol
o \Vs:
I.. 'inning at (ornor -\o. l oi sai«
U. 8. fcu.voy No. 1222, a point on tin
cndeen Bay, I rom
jioint l aited States Location
,\]oi iiienl S. i0-1 ♦ * bears South 2,4 deg,
East (Variation 19
dt-. i.a t) .1.72 chains distant, a* cl
in,- i which Comer No. 1 the Pinninle
Ko, , at the westerly end of B’ufl
Pc>; ri bears South 18 deg. 22 min.
. approximately one-half mile
u m u., Ami the summit of Pinnacle
Pei b hi South 11 deg. 27 min.
We .. about thiee miles distant, and
•m said Comer No.
I > >:tii 1.67 chains to Corner No. 2;
, 11.49 chains to Cornei
i\o, , ii ence South 2.<5 chains *.o
Uoi i r No. 4, a point on the shore
H en leen Bay; thence along
,i . lore line (fi st
52 min Ei
ond corn se South 69
East SLOG chains; tlm d
>on eSouth 68 deg. 41 min.East 1.69
ns; fourth course North 29 d\g.
22 min. l a t 1.57 chains; fifth coimm
g. 00 min. East 0.88
course North 64 deg. 14
11 chains; seventh coui <
No* th 68 deg. 00 min. East 2.48
> ’u ins), a total oi 12.80 chains, to
(’oilier No. 1, the place of beginning,
u-n air.ing an area of 4.08 acres.
i ny and all poisons claim.! g
• -r , iy any pot on of llu uh.i.e * •
i -d traces of land are required .
- w! lie? sler and Receive
of iv> United States Land Oh ire at
. tka, their adverse claim
• > under oath, during the period
.biica.ion or within thirty deyr
, rail r, or they will be barred by
ite.
!;IS NOTICE is issued at the
i od States Land Office at Juneau.
a, tlife 1,; day <>f July, A. D
! ', and ord. rod published for a per
.. of s.xty (iays in the Seward Gate
a newspaper of established char
ami general circulation publish
t Seward, Alaska, nearest the
v i l.o ein described, and hereby de
d: -at d for that ihuvksc.
\ 1». Walker, Register.
\U r :!CE O. LEEIIEY and L. V
RA\7
VP.oi n°ys for Applicant,
2 Air.4 \ 11 hiding, Seattle,
n 1 Seward, Alaska.
Uirst Pub. Aug. 12, 1918
L ast Pub. Oct. 22, 1918
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AMSTERDAM, Sept., Russians
who assassinated General Von Mir-.
back, The German Ambassador to
Russia, concealed their weapons und
er the table over which conversing
with the German diplomat, according
0 details of the killing published by
V Berlin Lokal Anzeigcr as coming
1 i an eys-wit ness of the murder.
“Count Mirbach, Privy Councillor
Rieslor, and Lieutenant Muller, were
-*catod with the two Russians at a
marble table in the middle of the:
»com” says the witness. ‘‘On one side
were the Germans, and on the other t
the Russians. All wore seated in low
leather chairs. ,which was an advant
ago for the Russians as they wore j
able to get their weapons ready und- j
ev the marble table without being
observed, while their victims, leaning
back in their chairs, offered an easy
target.
“During the conversation the Rus
sians began to turn over the pages of
their documents* as though in search
of some missing papers, and the at
tention of the Germans was thus dis
tracted by this pause. While Count
Mirbach and his colleagues imagined
that the Russians* were examining the
boucements, they had drawn out their
weapons under the cover of the tabie.
“They then sprang up with revolv
ers, and began firing; one Russian
aiming at Count Mirbach, the other
at the two other Germans. Count
Mirbach was hit i nt’no back of Die
head. On hearing the shots, people
hurried in from the neighboring room
and the Russians thereupon took to
(light, but, before springing out of the
window, each of them hurled a hand
grenade. Only one grenade exploded,
the splinters of which hit Count Mir
bach killing him immediately.”
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Life's most desirable pleasure cost (
the least.
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SOME men change their
tobacco brands as regular
as a woman changes her mind.
An’ others smoke VELVET.
TO STOP A PEST SPREADING..
PARIS, Sept., 3— Steps have been taken to prevent the
breeding of lice in the zones of the Allied armies, in order
to stop the spead of trench fever. This malady has taken
first rank in incapacitatong the soldiers of modern armies,
as typhoid and malaria fever did in other wars.
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TO GET POTASH FROM CEMENT DUST.
PITTSBURGH, Sept., 3— Extraction of potash from
the dust from cement manufacture is claimed as a possi
bility. James I). Rhodes a Pittsburgh manufacturer claims
to have made the discovery, and at his own expense has
arranged to erect a large experimental plant adjoining
the plant of a cement company, at Castalia, Ohio, for the
purpose of experimenting for 120 days.
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JUAREZ, MEX., Sept., 3— “Mexicans in the north are
raising less deviltry and more wheat” was the way an
American mining man who reached here recently from
a tour of the interior of Chihuahua state characterized
the conditions in Northern Mexico. In the fertile Laguna
basin near Torreon, wheat has been planted instead of
cotton this year because of the ravages of the boll weevil
in that district last year which destroyed the cotton crop.
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LONDON, Sept., 3— War experience in the employ •
ment of women as bank clerks has convinced British bank
ers that women are able to keep business secrets quite as
well as men. When women were first admitted to employ
ment in banks the British directors and managers feared
that some of their customers might with draw their bus
iness beleiving their financial affairs might become the
subject of gossip. “It is gratifying to think,” says the Ban
ker’s Magazine,” that after years “experience of the new
conditions, no ground whatever has been found for these
fear?.” • ; * " fc.
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