YUKON-ALASKA SURVEY
COMPLELE IN SUMMER
The establishment of the British j
Columbia-Alaska international survey I
will be completed ‘his summer. Noel
.1. J. Ogilvie of Ottawa, the expert in
charge of the work, arrived last wecu.
Mr. Ogilvie states lhat the work was
nearly completed last summer, and
that this summer he and hi- start will
turn their attention to the long ‘‘pan
handle" extending down from Alaska
along the western boundary ot north
ern British Columbia. This part of
the work will not be nearly -o arduous
that which tin* surveyors exper
ienced in di meat mg tht survey of the
boundary *l*etweou Alaska and
Yukon. Cnltod >t.df-surveyors wi i
probably atri\ in A a-ka at the same
time that Mr. i»g ' * and his patty
reach t heir tit st ina’ ion.
> iid that he w,».mai gather h > party in
\ h 11 a ‘ i ? I
won hi bt i‘iit*cha-ed and U pat ty o
fit tea her**. )!< ha- not eompU
the ii« ?a - t! orga it ion aim coum
not "vii lh»v !11.*i.\ :n. . woU» 1 Co «prise
w $i . ‘ i v t 1.i?"i. I h » \p» e -
• s;;'e ( i llu1 Sett ■ \ -
bt-ioi in_ to V S. i‘t : kis s. ti'! r» .n
being a -a of ti - -um o'*- on has d.
Bring vo r job nrintmg to tin < Pe
way. We can do it r ght.
EAGLE RIVER |
MINE OPENS
Juneau, May LM After heini* idle
for almost two years the *Jd*stamp mill
at the liable river mine, forty miles
i.orth of Juneau, will be started up on |
,1 tu 1st. when Id stumps "ill com*
mence to drop. Jmltiinir from the rich*
nt.VH of titt* quality of ore which has
t*n uncovered, discovered duriiiLf tin*
la!* development of the mine, it is he*
ve(. that liable river "ill now come
laemA o the lore and oritur dividends
l » j! ^ o\\: ei's.
, . nv laden w Mil Id.tMH) feet of him*
hek’ i> ou the way, and work "ill uu*
, he started on the eonsirtie
. M t, ; .oo-fnot surface tramway anil
the re; •" n of >0 ‘ leet of I'rHIH1.
i ur 1111' oiscovered in
■<\ (i I, Skin.stone. John C». lletd und
Neil Ward.
I should worry. Chicken dinner
lU'ia* ua\ and short orders at all
in ui s at Commerce Cafe.
11. I.e\ in. Prop
je -n •.* tresses at .1. T.. <iraef’>. k
i i tali tods at J. i.. A * rue! s. <
Outfit at Knl
-&a&225ifTOCTSK® *8iiSSlB Wite&i •. >r -*2aSt 323?.. »^C
For Willow Creek and
Nelehina Districts
y ou c*:n get just w hat you will need <>n the ground
at Prices that will 5ave Non Money.
Groceries, Supplies, Boots, Shoes
Shoe Pacs, Horse feed
Hardware... Mining Supplies
GEO. PALMER’S
KNIK, ALASKA
THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
Incorporated November 1905 under the Laws of the Territory of Alaska
S. M. GRAFF, President and General Manager
CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
Electric Supplies and Appliances
TE EPHONE MAIN 123
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular house in Town
Good Accommodation. l irst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Tarps, Rugs, Etc.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourt— Ave
Open a
Savings Account
With us today. We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on Savings Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward
SUDDEN DEATH
AT TT. SEWARD
llaines, May 22.—Sergeant Conway
of the commissary department of the
;j()th Foiled States Infantry, stationed
at Fort \V. 11. Seward, Haines, Alas
ka, is dead here of heart failure. The
Sergeant was well liked by all who
knew him, and was one of the most
popular of the non-commissioned offic
ers with the enlisted men.
FINE GOLD FROM
THE SIXTY MILE
Dawson, Max *J2. Five ounces of at
tractive gold is on display at Jean
neivt's. It is Irom claim No. *21, Five
milt creek, on l he Sixty mile, owned hy
Jot (lagnier. Some el t In* part icles of
,, jiif as large ■ > a grain ol corn,
i;ui the others rat o tr nn that down,
with the greater j at lai ge oiiough to
he d< >ignated coarse.
You’ll 'hit e ry tiling in the pas’ry
line at the Sew a til » afe.
Public Sic nog r a p h er
Tvp»‘Avriling; Xt*;lly I•«>rt<•
I e*;g;t! I*«>rjiis
Mining" Korins. Hu*.
MISS KAlllOVNi: McKhAN
Hotel Seward
j I LI i EVERYBODY !
| Th,il count Is Spiling i
j Shoes of All hinds [
J Prices $1.30 to $8.50 per pair {
Shirts All hinds and Heights
Price 50c to $0.00 |
1 f Best Quality Corduroy Pants
$3.50 to $4..00
Dux Bak Pants $3.50 per Pair J
q Dux Bak Coats $0.00 0
k f ilson’s Cruiser Shirts n
$3.00 and $0.00 each
Shipress Boots and Shoes
a $0.00 to $12.50 per pair n
The White Ones.
i Mackinaw Coats j,
$2.00 to $15.00 each
Hoolen and Cotton Socks
,, 15c to $1.25 per pair i
THE MINERS’ STORE
FRANK J. COFFER, Frag.
PMONt ADAMS 119
Don’t he afraid to phone and
remember the Parcel Post.
Q ■■■—«► . >1 '■■■■»«< ■ 1 O ■ —i ■ « i Q
if Yon
Want
To Know
Call at
the
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ALASKA
INFORMATION
l. 0. SAWYER, JR.. Manager
Call a! Office, (iateway
Phone Main l(M
fads and figures supplied on
land. Mining and Business
Opportunities.
Detailed reports on investment
propositions our specialty.
I
Serial No. 01663
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Ofllcc. Juneau, Alaska.
May t». 1014.
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
Kdwin D, McKennev."James Hall and Jacob
May. bcinu entitled to th<* benefits of section
220fi of ii.e revised statutes of the United
States a rant I mr add it. ionul lands to soldiers and
sailors who served in the Rebellion, does here
by apply to enter United States Survey No
225. situate at Cannery Cove. Olj/a Hay. Kodiak
Island. District of Alaska, ami more partleu*
larl.vfdeserihctl.as follows:
Commencing at cor. No. 1. brine Identical
with cor. No. 2 of Survey No. 45. and whence
U, S. Ii. M. Survey 2911 hears s ttfl deyr, dl min.
e, 51.70 chs, and me cor. No. 2 Survey 2H9.
beat* s hit dejr. .rd min. e 24 52 chs. and sw
cor. of water tank hears n 25 dee, 51 min, e 2.2X
ciis; thence ii t> chs. to cor. No. 2. whence point
of land in buy bears s 57dry', oh min. o; thence
wti.22ehs, to cor No. 2: thence s Ochs, to cor.
No. I, whence point *»f the land in Imy hears s
(W)dee. 22 min. e, and thence e 0.22 cits, to cor.
No, I and place of heainnitur.
Area 2.71 acres. Variation 22 deyr. 20 min. e.
as additional (at to Homestead No 1171. made
Anyrnst 2. IK2 bv Kdwin D. McK*-nney, at
(Jraml Island. Nebraska land oftle* for lots
12 and 2. and sw quarter of there quarter of
j sec. 22. township 2<tn. run ye 15 w contutnine 12X
' acres; atid based upon the service of Kdwin D.
! McKonney in the Armv durine the *'ivil War
from October to In'.t to ,lul\ 21. In;.**, in Uom*
! j *, 11, \ "H”. I5t h IP-uineut. Iowa InbnPr' Voltoi
! tivrs- <ti) to Homestead No. !',2l, mso'e Nov.
i p*. |s<’*5 t),v James iiail. nt Boon vd'r M -.out
land office for the n half <d lots i at.<i 2 n s.v
quarter of s» c. 21 In township 2*1. a < la cor -
j famine Si.2l acre-: ami l«asi d ip >n He s»-r \ ire
I of Janie , Hal I in t lo \l tl. b it in ' a * ,i
War trout Nov. I In’2 >ml un< |2 Is- .
palt\ D 15t Ii IP .'i inept * * * 1 ’ava Mi - mi
Volunteer- : at d (c> Ilona teati No 2 •• p eh
Januatw 9 ]y",2 P. Jacob .Va\. a* I i«n!"n
Missouri, ai d of! (•< . |o- sv. Mill!'!' I'n. U-e
quiirtt r arid tite I>.• It ot b.ts t and 2. s\\ quar
tor. si*- ;.|. tout sh i p 21 it. i an pc w. eojn a ■ t t. „>
::’.i', aert s; ami letsed ttpor • Jaeot
Mr, in If Atm Puri" th* * ' Wa; t om
( tc . 2 IN *2 to D* • 2 >*•:•. .11 ( Vtnpa n >
I !7' 11 IP*i11>• ■: ' \ 1 s< ■ i:ri \ « aid t'' 11
i P.’nil to < i.frq it. "* "'. full iPctui’U' M --
sou11 V« !unte, t s. La' 57 d< r. o*J min. < ..uicl
• n l.« n. . I I d* *•:; •„ ,?
Nofic- is h*Tob\ .• i ■ ■ n ' L t anv at.'I a! | • r
• sotts da till iua tint port ton of the above de
scribed latal a re required in fib a * to** st *lur
< q jr H> *P ra d *»i nub'icaf m o thir?\ *1 y
t lie I ea ft ef. ill am.t d.tne*- w.H) jaw \ Ur M.e
1C*"-istef ami IP eo ■ • . oi thi I n 'eq Stat**s
Lata! 1 dllce a* Jut • 'll. \ ;a k
\L.\SK \ D.VKKiCS \*s>< **'! ATM >N
| lly Ii. nt v I i . r n i ’ si. ent.
j A«ldr*‘ss: San Uramisco. «'ai
j Not ice o! t !)*‘ it b • \ * j. | • |», !«•;.» it. w A l» i». j * * -
Ii sited in the S*‘ a I'd I' '• * .a’ v a pi .d at
J S* ward. \! ska. will'll 1 h'Tde ,p - as
j tin* nows| aper out lisle d rl* ai**sf tie- land ap
ple d lor in -ai*! a pi .scat on.
( r \\ \ LK Ki: ICe ■ s». r.
United <*a:• « ! .tin* (*!h«
Juneau Alaska.
Serial No 0*06 1.
Additional f:n!r\
*
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
1*1*1.!* \'l t \
i United S* :d' > l. ilal < Yc . .! , • •;hi, \',i* ' a.
| Ma\ 9. I'.'ll.
! Alaska I’iii'k. p • «•;;»»«**!>. . n.1 r - *• «n
* 1* S. \Vft r Ii. !■ . < I.’i ' • • »■*
U.-cj'i n 23hV <<i th** revised -UUiitr* .*1 ' »■
i r»V* iVsV* II r«i. * •1 v. ‘ * r« ■ 1 ■ >* all!'. !... . r I n* I * u *■<!
j SIM* > » vpv N*». ' a.' ■ ’.art*
: iiiiie - ;.st .a n ;i > v\ < i • «■<’»< » •! it
| iv«'d .1 k I i’ • t H:s: i .• *** ‘. - a a' 1 lli1 >t*
1 i '*fiuiuelU' ! .' It lii e e i . ,\o. ;. sipiiiP < •» ’};•>
j shore iine «*i * ‘ant*ci\v*«'**Vi «a Ha
j point of land in buv hi ar s n . n. i* w,
and U. S. L. M S ; v* \ 2'.' t*eafs n 1**1.. *..»
1 min. iv. 1.ticks. anti ait n«'N, *•< *i .i-;irs n •• -
i »■ is.; t h< net* n vf 'a’ elis i«» »-m[ \ o t h*■ ue** \\
|s.77 ch>. Ioiiic i'iir, N’> it: whence eor. > n*■ ir
\»p\ 15 heat’s ti V u* V 51 in n. vs 31.. chs and
>o ct»r wineii iions*1 l>< ars n 22 d* pr. .’to min. w
0.77 cits., and whites cor. b> a > c o.ri cits.: |
tlienee meandering aloi»/ th*- >lio«t lineof t an- ,
ncry »'t>\ ••. < d;.'a Hay.
). South 35 doir. 5*2 min. east. 3 6| chains
2. Soul h 20 th*ir. 37 non. fast, i "I chains:
3. South ill d*‘pp ll min. cast. 9.6o chains;
i South 29 ilou. 21 mil . east. x.i2 chains;
5. South 37 detf. 17 min. east, it.si chains;
ti. South 51 iley. 52 min east. 2.07 chains:
7. South xi detr. 20 min. east. 2.53 chains to
eor. No. I and the pKce of bei-,innin-r
Aiea 27 36 non s. Variation 23deir. 30 min. e.
as additional to homesteiul No. 2»56 made S«*|»t.
29. js7l by F S. Whitney at Fort Dttdjre. Iowa
bind oftlce, for the n half of nw <iuarter, see. 4.
township No. 90. rumo 19 vv.contuininirlit2.lt!
acres: and based upon the service of Ferdinand
S. Whitney in the Army during the Civil War
from Feb. lit. 1X65 to Jan. 24. 1x66. in Company
"F". 15!st Regiment. Illinois Volunteers, and as
additional to the homestead of F. S. Whitney as
indicated on the eer ilicatc dated June 29. 1906.
issued by the general land office, showing that
the Alaska Packers Association has submitted
satisfactory proof of ownership and honu tide
purchase for value of 5.61 acres of the certifi
cate of riirht issued by the Land Office to said
F. S. Whitney. Aujr. 21. ls7x. showinir said
Whitney to he entitled to make an additional
entry under sec. 2300 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States for 27.M acres L,u.57Ueir.
09 min. 04 seconds n. Long. 154 dejf. 03 min. w.
Notice is hereby jriven that any and ail per
sons claiming any tnirtion of the above de
scribed land are required to tilt* a protest during
the period of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance with law. with the Register
and Receiver of the United States LandoflU#
ut Juneau, Alaska.
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
Iiy Henry F. Portmanri. [’resident.
Address: San Pranclico Cal.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the Seward Daily Gateway, printed at
Sewurd. Alaska, which I hereby designate si*
the newspaper published nearest the hind ap
plied for in ssiid application.
C. 11. WALKER. Register.
United States Land Office
J uncut), Alaska.
Serial No. 01665
Additional Entry.
Under Section 23 06 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
application.
United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska
May » 1911.
Alaska Packers Association. assignee ,*
1 Sarah L. Arnold, beintf entitled to the benel *
1 of section '.EM of the revised statutes of tie
j United states irraiitwnr additional lands to
! soldiers and sailors who served m the Rebellion,
j <joes hereby apply to enter the United Stat* s
.survey No. situate on Kurluk River
'Kodiak Island Lit the Hatch* i ; and rnor*
1 |»art ictilarlv descrihetl as follow *■
t 'otnin* ncin/ at me conn r No I on r L»* left
! imnk of the Kar.uk River, whence w '.* - * **r
j net* beais s .»> links, from wle ta* K.u ...
4
I tbene*• s ;•*" chums to cornel No l uh*’.<*
K«ir.uk t ;i|»*• : > ars n Tu <l* ir i«<"•» .>• fnin■ ' * >
and point of and across i ivej * *‘.os <. *
' urees. 11 n n '• * w; i ii**n<■»* •• p- •■* • 1 ' t •
corner No. * w I.* * < *• Knri-.U * • i" • i .
(|ci*r* «‘s. •.'’* lirni. * s a . and chi.: < t. . ?* 1 ■ r
d« , rees inn s a ar.*l-n* r-ti.* r - • • at.
llblls** b*M I > It t*I d*‘y I * *s, pj it •*' !.*•
chain', tin i:c** n in.iG chains to * **ri * i \ • t
Win ner U. w». f.. .M. • h* . s n •* i*
minutes e »T> links, from whence d .s • • *
hear- i I**' *l mil.nt* > y. u *1 I
! M* - Mil a i ii I * .’ s . To dt.. i« »•'. •* I m
'there* a *” i, < ii.i it.' ioinccorfn i No,*,, e •
will*- (■. 11 • <i * s e ‘j, ,, 111
meahd.-rin . ,,i - said left hank **i Kn:
1 * * v * • r
I s#**nh '’.'*»i*yri* •*'• !•* ininutt ■« u t.Vt clift » -
i !"*■•» »l |l.! * i Vi i
? , , ■ ■ i ’
11# t offi* i* Ng. i H • |».au» u\ * *
i ■ • •1' ■ ■ • • ’
i made - 1“ * bv s: i.ih L. U< *-m
i of the * i.«i • i o| •< c■ .,i ■ .* * i
, mine t w. * **n:;. ! o . t" . * !...
j :fc: mintitt s n. L"t:v l.M d* . ;■*•< *.*. u..i «!•
Not ice - h* l-el.v ; !V* II ’ hat .11
! son' claiming ativ j**»i h*,» **!
; ■»* • i * * . *. .. rid ir*’ re*i * d to lie
• ati* i in ace nuance w it h law, w .
and K. e. ii* of tin* Urn* -1 stat. , «
ill J in all. \ i-.
ALAsK V -‘A I i "> .v ' N 4
Hi If* • U 1 ortma: i*
Adur*" Sat. ! h ci'C. < at.
vl#j , , . , * ; , ; « t » •
, u Ul«‘ ***»',* , ’ i { | )t| | l' ! i;, * • - VV ; 1 : ■?
; >puam. .*• iusi .1 w 1 rh i tu i*> * ♦
til W A L*«I* K IP . •■ * i
• . ' s | ,;i | *
Serial No. U 1 <R*6
Adtiil.oi.al i'iitry.
l iulcr 5ectio*i 2A>)'» «»i the Vev:se!
Statutes oi Hie l fiited States.
J * I * f - M V t 4* *N'
(■';><'<! Sint, s I. ttid i »:;:« • .! : i
M \ *. IV11.
I
Sara!’ L. .\t• iv.. •
I mtcd States ^. itia .*•>» = * :••• a
s.iid.i’t s and sai nt s wi < *»-rv< d u tin i <
din’s hereby appA to • no i Cm > - "*
vc\ No. 2»:i. sitt. iir :i * •.' ■ .-1.* to..* t
cannery of Alaska 1*. e..» t • \>* >*•; i i. Lar*» •
Bay. Kodiak Islam. i>i-tt of A..id.a at.*
more particularly di scribed as iiulmv*
Commencing at corner No. 1 w:,« nce l *•
I.. M. 072 bears n 22 .. 15 n n i**s w. • d
chains, anil cross on iron p !»*• i f.us >( y< •
yr ’os. ,*n» minutes | |s chains. and c: •
iron pipe bears > Toiienrees. ts non >•' * ■
chains: thence e t c* chains to cort.e: No 2
thence s O.tKl chains to corner N - 2 d •• c* •»
4.odchains to corner No. I th* ticet.v * chatty
to corner No. 1 and the place ot ’■•vinniny
Area 2.42 acres. Variation 22 decrees, fk
minutes c. Lat. 57 decrees, *>2 minutes n. Lony
1M decrees vv. as additional to homestead No
4oi‘5. made Any. INS* by Sarah I.. Arnold at
Boonville. Missouri, laid office, for the *w
quarter of these quarter of section 25. township
2> n. range 7 w. containing 4" acres.
Notice is hereby yiven that ary anil all pi
sons claiming any portion of the above _de
scribed land are required to tile a protest durir i
the iteriod of publication or thjrt> da>s there
after. in accordance with law. with the Regiso
and Receiver of the United States Land oftk* «
at Juneau. Alaska. . ..
ALASKA RACKKRS ASSOCIATION
By Henry F. Rortfnann. President
Address: San Francisco. Cal.
ipl 1 •’ in » 1 be |
lished in the Seward Oail> t iatewu.v. printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate u»
the newspaiter published nearest the latid ap
plied for in said application.
f m WALkhR. Register.
United States Land Office
Juneau. Alaska.
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