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WILLIAM A. HKSSK.
U. S. MituT.il Surveyor.
ULi>l JK1* MoM ILL COOL
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Cordova. Alaska.
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movi:mknis INlo t il.
nisTHicrs ni
H at there ha- boon no «!••» ase
in tin* inlux of ;• u .jvoUo •■> ml"
-those distiicts of Alaska whoroin
Indications of oil have been l*om*d
i„ shown hy t: >* numb**)- ot filings of
applications for pe.mits to u*a.-e
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during tin* past montiu On tiio con*
trarv the cocoiiis ot that oUic* icdi*
rat** that there was g*-eator aot vitv
in th<* month o' duly than any pi**
c dine month s*n« o • ebrtiary,
the new oil loosing laws wont *?)T-• >
effect.
m:i* vutmi n r vi i m; intkkioii
V!..-ka » I n; .u*eri:»K Commission
Trains i mu ami ;.« nw at Srwati a
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m. ano en Wednesday at *S:‘lo
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PLUMiJIXG AMD
‘•GATING
Shod 3ioial A o> Ks
( i i AS. Li .LI IN I'.M
id. nti
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From July !. ;; i ual of .IS npplica
'tii»n- for len-oni? P routs wviv tiled
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iov . location.- mao'* in four seperate
oil fa ids. » n«* of w 1*. i h. a;ouiul Fap *
Spencer. Inoi not Ixvn entered prior to
{ ms contain a total
The Yakiitaua 1 i**l« i
e ii- a'l oth - last month in tlu*
u» mli v of applications fileil, M P"i
asked for. Rat
al |a ;s a close .second with 12 np
t • it i >. !• out Cold Bay ilistm t.
ippl \ ..-it- sent in applications
:»•>.! t\: ie Spencer contains throe
Sms *\ r which permits are ho
in:; ouix'U.
In the five months 'that oil leas*
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lUCL'LAll Ik v. II.SON. Opli. !>.
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Have your 1!YKS tested and
(iLASSiCS properly fitted.
ROOM 2
r.i.i.sw (#Ki :i huimmm;
Seward* Alaska.
‘ ng regulations have hern effective
applivaiio'-.s fer 'easing {>■• mils to
tiie number of I0.» navi* linen made
tot ili*i" approximately 2b0.!>(>() acres.
.\i re c\*im.-« havt h on filed in the
«* ’: 1 j*. d ..*•■'» i tiu'ii any of the
ot’ as, \ be !v i;a’la second and
\ %ai igu ia third place.
in a .'atcmcnt "issued by the
S. i at Mil Oj'fve tie number of
i vis an.i the.’;• locations is as
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v'•»I ! i *yy, •»<
» at alia. 21
'■’akut*,g*i. 10
b"o »« i. ♦* >, la
lalskla Lay. 32
v ’ap.* S’ near, l
T a ! 30a
Other Locations Made
“The applications !’•> leasing p«*r
' by
ir. mm * >ho\v the « xtent of the
oil n\i>h> •:»>.** s. v the statement.
“1 > i n>r .; li .a iy oiipiated that
•*s uuii.y levs ions ir\e iieen made
■ » \ 11 ch » • ■ its Lave b«H*n |
o ■ * a ,• . h npniicntions for j
pc an!' iuive been i11 • *<t. It is known |
t’ t \> ac location.- in the Yakataga '
in :: ir. ’in* Cob! May region, and I
fir ‘*\\ st of Wasiila, north out of
A ’bora p», in Uie Susitna »ivor val
ley district, have been made and for
wi ic!i !;■» a n? s have yet been
i :•> S'i atna \ ui'ey is a
fi« d in win ch little prospecting ha."
1*. n d in ‘ and tin* five claims men
•v!i * >d the only ones so far as
a 'iiiiwii here that have been lo
Cil ed.
I* * teicma* ISigbt* Claim**
“In the Katalla field there is a .
to d of iv.ii oil claims located under j
t'- old regulations which are not
ir ud ■! n the !i<t given out today
o • of tlv •* claim", owned by Kal
c( .1 > n and assocates, has been
ju ii. The original claimants of
t> others, under the new rogula
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i
ons may claim preference rights '
an I have unti' February 2f>, 1!>21 (
on which to prove up and apply for
patents. These* ela’ms will not be
i ji\t to ' a hi}' permits by new
!o ators until tie* preference rights
imitations expire.
Four New Applications
“Four aj plications for permits in
v b ded in the present list, but of
1 vh no D wi >us »*mnt*on has been
iv de,” say.* the statement, “wen
* e» eived on the In t mail from the
Y/e-iWard. Two of tlmm a*e located
in the Knft’hi field, each one for
*2.ei’»() acres, one by I*’rank Thoma.*
and the other by (loorcro H. Flynn.
().••> : Yicnt d »p tin* Yakatatt"* field
•»r 1 is man* by Pearl I arlylc. The,
r<v tli w:i ’ filed by William C. Cun
• .j|^ (*•«i* 2,.u»0 acres and is situ
at'd in the Cold Pay district.
A _
OW \ N ( OM.Wl MST IS
Kl 1:1 I Kl) TO Til K IM’ICHST \(i
r.ruuw Aug.. 1S-- A little grav
r- d. . harp featured woman, stepped •
■ :;!v u]> the steps towards the
m kers desk in tin* Keichstag. 1 ired
ifiei* a long acrimonious d< bate on
iJermany's shattered resources be> ,
cv '(*11 the former imperial finance
n .lister Helfforich and the present {
u der of that office. Or. Wirth. m- •
d< uities were smoking democratic t
oi: .*v in the v:ikI. red-carpeted lobby,
vbi-st ja ied reporters munched black
:>r *ad nnbwiclics in the press gallery.
Attention, however. at once became
iveted on the fiuil figure in drab, un
a id •Mabli1 clothes, which oddly con
rested with the opulently carved and
rj fjjvui'i s of teutonic womanhood
!h d support the ceiling.
.... i /-*i *1 17.:.. 4l... I
i! 1‘ .*'( \\ii> v UUU \n». vi»v
"•st communist member to the now
i *> maiden speech.
One could not escape from a sense
of extreme contrast which she pre
sented t<> the former speaker. Helf
ferich. a rigid Prussian type, with his
’it iglity. staccato voice, quick as
lightning at mordant repartee, a re
presentative of a system that is dead
pone, and this earnest little wo
rn: n. vibrant with passionate energy,
almost prophetic in her vision, yet
i:u iously awkward at meeting matter
of fact posers from a chance heckler. 1
Clara Zetkin opened a perspective |
ct a future Germany which would be
closely allied with Soviet Russia; a
Germany where a revolutionary dic
tatorship would hold sway; where the
bourgeoisie would be forced to sur
render amis to the proletariat; where
everyone would be compelled to work;
where large states would be divided
among the peasantry.
The House smiled tolerantly; the
extreme radicals alone cheered tum
ultuously.
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Rev. .T. T. M’Queen, superintendent
of Methodist missions in Alaska is j
now making a trip through the inter- j
ior of Alaska.
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