BUFFALO
MINERS SUPPLIES AND HARDWARE
Twentieth Century Heating Stoves
Reynolds' Patented Hot Blast Draft, Air Tight Stoves.
-i | aq A [-r1 SEWARD AND
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Coleman House
Absolutely First-class. (ieo. Sexton, Manager
Electric Lights and electric Bells in every Room
Bates, per day, - - from 50 cents to $2.50
Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska
Alaska Commercial Co.
Have Established a Station at Susitna, at the
forks of the Susitna and Yentna rivers, and
will carry a full line of miners’ supplies
OTHER STATIONS AT
l\ ALASKA, KODIAK, KARLLIK, KAGUYAX,
AfOGNAK, TYOONOK AND SUNRISE
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KNIK IRA IING COMPANY
GE N RAL OUTFITTERS
- -1 GATEWAY To the Willow j |NDIAN cu—
SNOW SHOE Creek QUARTZ Dis-rict and orders
_rdcrs all Points in Susitna Valley_
CAS BOAT CONNECTIONS
PACK HORSES FOR HIRE
Knik, O. G. HERNING. Manager. Alaska
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BANK OF SEWARD
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Don't Worry. Be Happy,
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Seward Water and
Power Company
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager.
OFFICE—Bank of Seward Building, Seward, Alaska.
Prof. Atwood’s Report
A comparative study of coal tields on
the Alaska peninsula made by W. W.
Atwood, professor of geology at the
University of Chicago, and geologist
with the United States geological sur
vey, Alaska division, will be made into
a summary by Mr. Atwood this fall
and put in pamphlet form by the gov
ernment.
Mr. Atwood has boen making a study
of geological conditions on the Alaska
peninsula for three years and this sum
mer went over coal fields at Chignik
bay and Herendeen bay. lie found
development work in progress and re
ports that several prospects were lo
cated.
Mr. Atwood reports that men com
ing from the Susitna district at the
head of Cook inlet, make phenomenal
reports of quartz discoveries.—P.-I.
A Business Outfit
“Yonder solemn man,” remarked
the New York magnate, “is my $.'><),
000 rubber stamp. That fat fellow is
my $50,000 blotting pad, and the man
with the pink whiskers is my $00,000
pen wiper.”— Louisville Courier Jour
nal.
Good things to eat at Browc &
Hawkins— Swift’s “Premium” bacon
and hams and strictly fresh ranch
eggs.
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Oyster cocktails and clam bullion at
| the Branch. *
i Wall paper at Hofman’s
Seattle’s
Commercial
Hotel
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CHAS. PERRY, Manager
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. S. PATENT
No. 08.
U. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska. July 8. 1°X5.
NOTICE is hereby given that Louis Creen
baum, whose post office address is San F»\ 1
cisco, California, by C. A. Fletcher, his aitor
nev in fact, has made application for a United
States Patent for the Lode Mining Claim com
posed of the Alaska Lode, Alameda Lode. Cali
fornia Lode, Carleton Lode, and Tiger Lode,
the said lodes being contiguous, and being
respectively Mineral Surveys Nos. 292. 293, vM.
295 and 296. situated in the Unga Mining Dis
trict. Alaska, and more particularly deseribeu
as follow s:
ALASKA LODE—SURVEY NO. 292
Beginning at corner no. 1. at the L»;-e*\scct‘oa
of lode Poe with n. e. end line identical with
corner No. 4 of Empire lode Survey no. 291,
whence U. S. Mineral Monument no. 2 bears
north 03 beg. 45 iriu. east 1399 ieet idstant;
thence south 47 deg. 30 mm. east 176 ieet across
creek 300 feet to corner no. 2. idem leal who cor
ner no. 3, of Survey no. 201. a post marked S.
292 No. 2; thence south u7 deg. (X) min. west <5
ieet across creek 170 ieet across creek 1500 ieet
lo corner no. 3. identical with comer No. 2 of
California Lode. Survey no. 294, on lop of rock
ridge, a post marked S. 202 no. 3; thence non h
17 deg. 30 min. west 309 Ieet to corner no. 4. on
lode line identical with corner no 1 of Survey
no. 204, (5C0 feet to corner no. 5. identical with
corner no. 6 of Survey no. 291. a post mu rued S.
292 no. 5; thence north 67 peg. CO min. east 1500
feet to corner no. 6. Identical w*th corner no. 5
of Surven no. 291, a post marked. S. 292 no. 0;
thence south 4 7 deg. 30 min. east 300 feet to cor
ue r no. 1 the place of beginning.
The area is 18.80 acres.
Variation 90 deg. 30 min. east.
ALAMEDA LODE—SURVEY NO. 293
Beginning at comer no. 1, identic 1 with
corner no. 4 of Survey no. 294, whence U. S.
Mineral Monument no. 2 bears north CS deg. C9
min. east 4338 feet distant; thence south 4i deg.
30 min. east 3C9 feet to corner No. 2 a post
marked S. 293 No. 2; thence south 07 deg. C9
oiio. west 1500 feet to corner No 3 identical
with corner No. 2 of Carleton Lode survey No.
295, oq westerly slope of mountain near summit.
a post marked S. 293 No. 3: thence nor* n47 dev.
30 min. west 300 feet to corner No. 4 at Joce nc,
identical with corner No. 1 or se vev No. :l?\
000 feet to corner No. 5 identic; * w'.n co-nee
No. 6 of survey No. 295; thence north of dev. 09
min. east 1500 feet to corner No. 6. ideolict l u Vi
corner No. 5 of survey No. 294, a post un; "cd
S. 293 No. 0; thence south 47 dev. 30 tr:).
east 300 feet to corner No. 1, the place of bcu:n
ninyr.
Area 18.80 ut**os.
Variation 20 dev. 30 min. east.
CALI FOUNT A LOGO—SOUVJSY NO. 294
Bc'x'O'd.vr (jo** c-‘ No. 1 Vo* *c. 1 \;iih cor
ner No. 4 o* Ah ma, e s. vcy No. 29J,
whence U. S. i -hjc *. < f »o »• *»e . No. 2 nea**s
north 05 dev. 23 m:-\ cast 2 id ee. ( ist. *h;
thence.. n.*« n <*, dev. :,0 a’- . e. >t .*'•)*» no. „o cor
ner No. 2 i<-ej. :ca* \vh i co *.•(» • No. 3 o' >»«vey
No. 291; \ ‘e *ce >o,*,h o< ocv C9 i*: •. \.*cm o? > 'eet
across c**ec': 15C9 i33t to io •-c • a\o. 3 :oe*.'cul
with come-* No. 2 o' Ala-vh . ‘jOec, sc vev No.
293. a no.* i -pa* vei*. S. 194 No.i ;,e •( e norm 4/
(lev. 30 \vost3C9 ieei io co • -e-* No. 4 at Jode
line, ideni ’c. I co^’C" No. i of server No.
293. GCO j30t .o co *(V No. 5 it-C s 'cal \v:* •) cor
ner No. 0 su-’vev Wo. 29.;. o i e. At slope of moun
tain a, post oc-,:neu S. *N1 No. 5; iacie north u7
(ie*r. C9 m;n. c. st J-V5 icet pc-'Oss tree; 1509
feel lo corner No. 6 Ice'idcal w\ \ corner No. 5.
survey No. 291; me -ce sou* » 4< i-ev. 30 ml ), e. st
GCO feet i o corner No. 1. t e pLceof best* » voj.
Area 18. TO acres.
Va -on 20dev. 30 m'n. east.
CAULRTON lODR—SUr.VRY NO. 295
Eevio-dnv ai i.o*mc * No. 1 al ioce Jine. iaeoN
cal with comer No. 4 o’ Ah rc(-a* Eooe survey
No. 293 whence U. S. I • ’ -e-vl j'io-»u*pe-u No.
2 be. s North C3 csv. 15 m u. ease 5 6 icet i-is
lant; ihence sOip * 47eev. 30 IT)’.', east 309 feet
I to comer No. 2 '( (*•*. ’(, l with come-’ No. 3 of
! survey No. *10; u po>t nvr’.oc S. 295 No. 2;
i the«»ce ..oui h u< dev. 00 min. west 1509.act to
corner No. 3 ;ec *dc.1 w:.th comer No. 2 of
TiverLoc-e survey No. 293 a post m. • veu S.
295 No. 3; . a;* ce a.) *i ) !, GO -n’ *. west GOD
leet to comer No. 4 at loce li-»e. iosntic. I with
corner No i of »».*•• vev No. 205 GC9 jeet to comer
No. 5 ipc-h :cal w*.h corner No. 6 of sjrvev No.
2.15. a post ma'-vee S. 295 No. 5; me »ce north 07
d.ejr. 00 ip in. east 115 feet across free*: 1500 icet
! to corner No. 0. ice u’cal w:th co- ner No. 5 of
| survey No. 293; me-ve soolo *$ ocv. 30 urn.
! east GCO leet to corner No. 1. the p.Lce of bev1'n
ninv.
Area- 18.80 acres.
Variation 20 dev. 30 min. east.
TICGtt LOOiS—SJfiV'SY NO. 29(>.
Begb»n*og el co \j:u* No. 1 h e x ‘c. I \a* ) cor
ner No. 1 of survey No. \)> \. ;*ouce LT. S. A)bi
er*! monument No. 2 be. *s no *i h €3 oeg. 25
iD'O. e. si ,83! mol i*:-,u x : lbC"ee .,o »■ n 4/ ucg.
30 min. east 2S3 »oei across creek 80 ...cot lo co*>
, ner No. 2. iueoiit* l wkh co*'e-* No. 3 survey
No. 295. a. po.-.u uv :cu S. iJ0 No. 8; thence
I south 07 deg. CD mb., wcm, 15 met ;h .*o.>s creek
l.’Ofeet to co - >o • No. 3 a post ma • * 3o S. 296
j No. 3; \hence no*’* h 4, de; bo >v’>\ west SC ) feet
! to comer No. 4 at loue line 000 feel to corner
1 No. 5. a- post nv’.ci' S. 20 No. 5; thence pon,h
07 deg. 00 ip In. east 15CD lcet to corner No. 6,
identical wh h co« ner No. 5 of survey No. 295 a
post murs'oo S. *. j No. 0; thence south 47 dear.
210 ip in. east 9C0 jcet lo cO'-uer No. 1, the place of
beginning.
Area, 18.80 acres.
Variation 20 deg. 80 min. eastZ
The several uotices of locations and re-loca
tions of the different claims are as follows:
Those of the Alaska Lode are of record in
i Unga AJ:o log District Records, designating said
claim under the iollow;ng names, to-wit:
Name Date When and Where Recorded
Central No. 2, May 16, 1887, May 89 1?',
Cc 9 A p. 47.
Eagle, June 17,189< *)*• ?e 13 JGDI.
Coo B p. 44,
Eagle, Mar. 30, 1893, Apr’i I K, #.
Cc V B. p. 77.
Alaska, Jan. 1, 1896, Jan. x JfM
Lod i C p. 12:\
Those of the Alameda Luce a* e as n *ows:
Name Date When and Wh . Recorded
Consolidation, May 16,1887, May 8) 1 ,
Cr > : A. p. 45
Oakland, Ju'e L i 391 June 13 L 'l.
Cc B n. 46.
Oakland. Mar. S0 1S93, Apr. i JSX;
Cc i : C p. 79.
Alameda, Ja x 1 1896, Jro. i 1'Mj.
Cc )‘: C p. 125.
Those of theCalifornia Lode are as joI'ows:
Name Date When and Where Recorded
Central, May 16. 1887, May 30, 1887, Cook A. p. 46.
Union, June 17, 1801. June 18, 1891, ‘ B, p. 45.
Union. Alar. 30 1893. Apr. 1,1893. “ B. p. 78.
Caliiorniii, Jan. 1.1G26, Jan. 1, 1896, “ C. p. 124.
Those of the Carleton Lode are as folio .vs:
Name Date When and Where Recorded
Union. May 16 1CS7. iW. v SO 1887, Book A. p. 4 k
Pacitic. June 17. 1891. June 18. 1891, “ B, p. 47.
Pacific. Afar. 80. 1203. Aoril 1. 1893, “ B, p, 80.
Carleton. Jan. 1. ISCj, Jan. 1‘ 1896, “ B. p. 126.
Those of the Tiger Lode are as follows:
Name, Date When and Where Recorded
South End, May 16 18' ,. May 30, 1887,
Cook A, p. 43.
Last Chance, June 17, 1891. June 13. IG9I.
Cook B, p. 48.
Last Chance, Ma r. 30 1893, Apr. 1, UM>.
Boo' - B. p. 2k
Tlge‘* Jan. 1, lGr J. J. x 1 I8C3 Book B. p. 1 7.
Said group of i>o*.u‘ *;U0i‘s claims ere .ou> *
westerly of and adioiuiug J he L»oo *e Mine, U.
S. Mineral survey No. .Ml Louis CvDeon u «x
claimant. T’ucre are do other (da’mr-Ous a
joioig. , . . , . 4.
Any and aU persons claun-ng adversely the
mioiog ground, ve’u lode or p-emises, or any
port;on thereof so describe*: surveyeo platted
Poc i>polled '.or. a'*e bercoy no*;* Jed that unicss
their a ver^e cjaims a*-e c uly fleid according to
to Ja w. a *d toe vegtda« :oos ibereoviae**. within
the time pro,cMbeu. bv law. with the regis
ter and i-ece-ver of »oe Up'vCd Sliixcs kind
office, at Juneau. Ala ska. they w*»l be oaimd by
virtue of t be stain, e.
JOHN W. DUDLEY. Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice be published for the statutory pe
riod in the Seward Gateway, a daily
newspaper printed at Seward, Alaska.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Register.
First publication, July 27, 1908.