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only. Call and see the new jew
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square. George, the Jeweler.
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KENAI LAKE DAILY
GRANDMA WHITE'S. - MILE 20
Serial No. 01574.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY
Under Section 2:106 or the Revised Statutes
of tlu* United States
application
United Suites Laud Office. (
Juneau. Alaska. April 23. 1918 *
Frank B. Peterson, assignee of Eugene Ken
Held and George Armstrong. being entitled to
the bene tit > of section 2806 of the Revised
States of the United States granting additional
uaK to the soldiers and sailors who served in
the Rebellion, does hereby apply to enter
United States survey No. 764. situate »>u right
hank on Naknek river. Bristol bay. district of
Alaska, anil more particularly described as
follows, to wit: . . w
Uommencing at corner No. 1 on the right
bank of the NaKnek river, whence corner No.
survey 311. bears south 35 degrees 12 minutes
west. 1.16 chains, and corner No. I. survey 327.
bears south 58 degrees east. 63.18 chains, and
high point on river bank bears south 35 degrees
:U>"minutes west, and witness corner bears
north 1.38 chains: thence north 20 chains to
corner No. 2: thence cast 10 chains to corner
No. 3: whence hign point on river bank bears
*outh 80 degrees 40 minutes west: thence south
9.93 chains to corner No. 4, whence witness
corner bears north 1,20 chains, and corner No.
1. survey 327. bears south 45 degrees 23 minutes
east. 63.54 chains, and suioke stack Naknek
cannery, survey 69. bears south 80 degrees 15
minutes west: thence meandering along the
said right bank of Naknek river, south 44 de
gree# 52 minutes west. 14.20 chains, to corner
No. I. and the place of beginning.
Area 14.98 acres. Variation 22 degrees 00
minutes east. , . , ,
as additional to the original homestead entry
of Eugene Kenfield No 16.36 for lots 1 and 2
and northeast quarter of northwest quartet
and northwest quarter ofnortheast quar
ter of section eighteen. township
thirty-six north. range forty-four west,
containing one hundred and forty-five and
sixty-four one hundreths (145.64) acres, entered
at Alexandria. Minn.. July 5. 1871: and
as additional to the homestead entry of George
\rmstrong No. 4490 for forty (40) acres, made
at Ionia. Michigan, on September 14, 1K59.
Notice is hereby given that any anti all per
sons claiming any ttortion of the above ties
oribed land are required to file their protest
tlu ring the period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, in 'accordance with law. with
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Offlce at Juneau. Alaska.
FRANK B. PETERSON.
Notice of the above application w ill be pub
lished in the Seward Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate as
the newspaper published nearest the land up
Plied for in said application. r WAI.KKK.
Register. United States Land Office.
Juneau. Alaska.
First publication May 15. 1918.
Last publication September 13. 1913.
THAW FIGHTS
i EXTRADITION
1
Colebrook, N. H., Sept. 12.—Specia
Assistant District Attorney Jerome,
representing t lie state of New York, is
attempting to secure the return of
Harry K. Thaw to the Mattewan in
sane asylum. Anticipating this move,
; Thaw demanded and was given guards
j to prevent his being a victim of kid
i napping. Thaw will light extradition.
NOTED STRIKE
»
I -
I New York, Sept. 12— Farley, the no
torious breaker of strikes, died here
last night, the victim of tuberculosis.
He was known throughout the entire
I United States and was employed on
numerous occasions to procure men to
displant. striking workmen.
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I Notice to Creditors
! m the United States Commissioner s Court.
Cook Inlet I’reeinet. Third Judicial Division
Territory of Alaska. o]jATE;
! in the matter of the estate of John Jacobsen,
Notice1,is hercbv iriven by the undersigned
i administrator Of the estate Of John Jacobson.
' deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons
claims against the said deceased, to ex
: liibit them. with the necessary vouchers, with
in six months after the tirst publication ofth is
I notice, to the said administrator H. W. Nar
lev. at the town of Susitna in the above l>re
#•*n/»t <iiir) ti‘rritorV. lb VV. i .
Xdministrator of the estate of John
Jacobson, deceased.
Virst i>iib 1 leat ion Angust *2‘J. 13.
1 Lest publication September 28, ll»M.
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