See those
Diamonds at
George the Jeweler’s
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby £iven that any per
son caught using a small car of any
description on the railroad will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. Alarka Northern Ry. Co.
Herbert Tozier. Supt.
Serial No. 01574.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY
Under Section 2306 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States
APPLICATION
United States Land Office. K
Juneau. Alaska. April 23. 1913 l
Frank B. Peterson, assignee ot Eugene Ken
rield and George Armstrong. being entitled to
\)w benefits of section 2.406 of the Revised
States of the United States granting additional
kinds to the soldiers and sailors who served in
the Rebellion, docs hereby apply to enter
United States survey No. 761, situate on right
bank on Nuknek river. Bristol bay. district of
Alaska, and more particularly described as
follows, to wit:
Commencing at corner No. 1 on the right
bank of the NaKnek river, whence corner No.
i. survej 544. bears south 55 degrees 42 minutes
west. 1.16 chains, and corner No. 1. survey 527.
bears south 58 degrees east. 65.18 chains, and
high point on river bank bears south 35 degrees
3o"minutes west, and witness corner bears
north 1.58 chains; thence north 20 chains to
corner No. thence east 10 chains to corner
No. 3. whence hign point on river bank bears
south 30 degrees 40 minutes west: thence south
y 95 chains to corner No. 4, whence witness
corner bears north 1.20 chains, and corner No,
1, survey 527. bears south 15 degrees 25 minutes
east. 63.54 chains, and smoke stack Nuknek
cannery, survey 69. bears south 30 degrees 15
minutes west: thence meandering along the
said right bank of Nuknek river, south 44 de
gree# 52 minutes west. 14.20 chains, to corner
No. 1. and the place of beginning.
Area 14.98 acres. Variation 22 degrees 06
minutes east.
as additional to the original homestead entry
of Eugene Kentield No 1656 for lots 1 and 2
and northeast quarter of northwest quarter i
and northwest quarter ofnortheast quar
ter of section eighteen. township
thirty-six north. range forty-four west, i
containing one hundred and forty-live and j
sixty-four one hundreths (145.64) acres, entered
at Alexandria. Minn.. July 5. 1871; and
as additional to the homestead entry of George
Armstrong No. 4490 for forty (40) acres, made
at Ionia. Michigan, on September 14, I860.
Notice is hereby given that any and all per
sons claiming any i»ortion of the above des
cribed land are required to file their protest
during the period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, in ;accordance with law, with
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Office at Juneau. Alaska. _ „
FRANK B. PETERSON.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Seward Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate as
the newspaper published nearest the land ai>
plied for in said application.
C, B. WALKER.
Register. United States Land Oftice.
Juneau. Alaska.
First publication May 15, 1913.
Last publication September 15. 1913.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
New Haven, Conn., Sept. 6.—The
coroner's jury, which has been hold
ing an inquest under the direction of
the county ooroner, returned a verdict
last night. The verdict holds that
! Engineer Miller and Fireman Murray,
[ of the passenger train, are criminally
! responsible for the collision which re
j suited in the loss of life.
The defendants were today released
ion bonds in the sum of $5,000, pending
I trial._
New York, Sept. 0.—Mayor William
i J. Ga\nor of New York City, sailed
today, enroute on a trip of recreation
i to Europe. Before departing, the
mayor gave out an interview in which
| he bitterly denounced the leaders of
1 Tammany hall.
Hartford, Conn., Sept. 6.-George
M. Cohan, the playwright, his daugh
ter and three other persons were in
jured in an auto accident which oc
curred yesterday afternoon. None are j
believed to have been seriously hurt.
San Francisco, Sept. b.—Thien, a
Burmese millionaire, who arrived j
today from the Orient, is being held j
by the local immigration officers, pend-j
ing advices from Washington.
Washington, Sept, b.—Justice Brown I
formerly of the United States supreme
court, but who retired some time since,
died here last night at an advanced ;
age. __
Buffalo, Sept, b.—The Perry centen
nial was celebrated here yesterdayr
Veterans of the Spanish-American war
took part in a monster street parade.
Rome, Sept. 6.—The pope is suffer
ing from catarrh of the throat. His
condition is not considered serious, but
he is confined to his rooms.
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