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SIS WARD, ALASKA, AUG. i\ 1911
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CO-OPERATION IS URGED.
Recognizing the importance of the
co-operation of the interior "old camps
in the endeavor to secure a mail con
tract from Seward to Iditarod City and
way points, the Gateway yesterday af
ternoon sent the following dispatch to
the Iditarod Nugget and the Iditarod ;
Pioneer:
“Se ward-id it arod trail work progres
sing linely under directi«>n of Superin
tendent Goodwin. Three parties in j
the field, under immediate direction of !
Foremen Moore house, Kinney and Gid- j
din"*- Indications point to good win
ter trail. Agitation here favors semi
monthly mail contract from Seward to
Iditarod. Co-operation your commun
ity asked by citizens here. ”
Andrew Christensen, chief of the !
northwestern division of the interior ^
department, will not come to Seward !
on the Alameda, as he had planned. ■
He missed the vessel at Katalla, look a ;
launch and tried to make connections
at Cordova, but arrived too late. Mrs.
Christensen has received a wire advis- |
ing her to depart on the Alameda, join- '
ing him at Cordova, from whence they |
will sail for Seattle.
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The launch Restless, operated under ,
the direction of the forestry service,
with headquarters in Cordova, reached !
port yesterday afternoon. Forester
Hunt, Mrs. Hunt and family are on
board.
A cablegram received last evening
by President Laberec of the Alaska!
Northern from Secretary of the Inter- !
ior Fisher, conveys the information
that he will reach Seward on the
morning of September 1.
James Hai nes and K. J. Barnes came
in last evening on the auto, returning
from a trip to the rich gold quartz
showing on Crow creek.
J. D. Meenacb returned from a brief
v.sit to Sunrise last evening.
l’hil J. Hickey came in from the
mile *21 property last evening.
S. K. Likes returned last evening
from a trip to the i 11s.
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Serial No. 01437.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT FOR COAL LANDS.
U. S. Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
February 5. 1911
Notice is hereby given, that the Matanuska
Coal Mining and Development Company, of
Spokane. Washington has made uopiication,
under the provisions or the United States Kr- j
vised Statutes relating to the sale of coal lands
of the United States and under the Act of C«»n- j
gress approved April 24. 1901. and the Act of i
Congress approved May 28. 190«. to purchase !
that tract of coal land known as the Sitokane i
Consolidated Coal Claim, situated in the rook's i
Inlet ^recording District. District or Alaska. ,
designated by the I'. S. Surveyor General of !
Alaska as U. SCoal Laud Survev Numbers 137. ■
13*. 439. HI. 412. 143. 414. 115. »|6 and »|7. in the !
district of lands subject to sale at the I .and !
Office at Juneau. Alaska, nnil more particularly i
described as follow s:
Beginning at cor. No. 1 of Elizabeth B.
Munly Coal Claim, a post marked E. II. M. c. !
C. cor. 1. whence U. S. I.. M. No. 30 bear* S. 68 j
deg. ll min. E. 7.88 chs. dist : thence West 38.*3
ehs. to eor. No. 2 Elizabeth II. Munly Coal :
Claim, a post marked K. II. M. C. C. cor. 2.!
thence South 4.80 ehs. to cor. No. 1 E. F. ♦
White Coal Claim, a t»ost marked E. F. W. C. 1
C. cor. I: thence West 10.76 chs. Matanuska 1
River, course S. 45 deg. W. 38.30 cbs. Northwest j
bank Matanuska River. 38.13 chs. to cor. No. 2 ,
K F. White Coal Claim (not set) Witness Cor- i
n**r bears South 8.72 chs. dist.; thenco South !
from true corner 0.05 chs Northwest side Mata
nuska River. 7.78 chs. Southeast side? Mata- !
ntiska River. H.72 eh- to Witness Corner to cor. ;
No.SK F. Whit** <’*>a! Claim, a i**t>r marked 1
W. C. E. F. W. C. C. cor. 2. 25.43 chs. to cor. j
No. 3 K. F. White Coal Claim, a j>ost marked ;
E. F. W. C. C. cor. 3. thence East 23.tr! chs. !
creek 38.43ehs. to cor. No. » E. F. White Coal
Claim cor. No. 3 Elizabeth II. Murlv Coal Claim j
:tr<l cor. No. 2 B. D. Dutton Coal Claim, a post |
marked E. F. W. C. C. cor. 4: thence South 2500 ;
chs. to cor. No 3 II. D. Dutton Coal Claim cor. i
No. 2 D. <). Russell Coal Claim, and cor. No. 1
P. Welch Coal Claim, a i»ost marked II. D. I). •
C. C. cor. 3: thence West 33.98 chs. Carbon I
Creek, course N. 10 deg. W.. 38.4* chs. to cor.
No. 2 P. Welch Coal Claim, a j»ost marked p. I
W. C. C. .-or. 2; thence South 39.98 chs. to cor. j
No. 3 P. Welch Coal Claim, a post marked P. ;
W. C. C. cor. 3. thence East n.23 chs. Carlton !
Creek, eours.* N. 45 deg. W. 38.i)chs. to cor. t
No. I P. Welch Cool Claim, cor. No. 3 I). G.
Russell Coal Claim and cor. No. 2 R. T. »>lson !
Coal Claim, a post marked 1*. W. C. C. cor. 4: j
thence South 29.31 chs. to cor. No. 3 R. T. Olson
Coal Claim, a i»ost marked R. T. O. C. C. cor. 3:
thence East 15.97 chs. creek 35.43 chs. creek |
3*. 13 ehs. to cor. No. I It. T. 01s*>n Coal Claim, t
a post marked It. T O. C. C. cor. 4: thence
North 29.32 chs. to cor. No. 1 It. T. Olson Coal i
Claim: cor. No. 1 D. G. Russell Coal Claim and
cor. No. 2 J. II. Munly Coal Claim, a i*ost !
marked It. T. O. C. C. cor. 1: thence East 37.2*
chs. cor. No. 3 J. H. Munly Coal Claim anti cor.
No. 2 W. O. Dutton Coal Claim, a post rnarketl
J. II. M. C. C. cor. 3; 40.02 chs. bluff. 58.22 chs.
Coal Creek. Course N. 10 deg. W. 72.23 chs. cor.
No. 3 W. O. Du ton Coal Claim and coh No. 2
T. A. Russell Coal Claim, a jK>st marked W. O.
D. C. C. cor. 3. 76.73 chs. lop cut hank. 106.43 chs.
cor. No. 3 T. A. Russell Coal Claim and cor. No.
2T. J Munly Coal Claim, a x>ost marked T. A.
It. C. C. cor. 3. 140.51 chs. to cor. No. 3 T. J.
Munly Coal Claim, and cor. No. 2 Henry Mc
Kinnon Coal Claim, a post marked T. J. M. C.
C. cor. 3; thence North 28.30 chs. creek. 39.88
ehs. to cor No. 4T. J. Munley Coal Claim and
cor. No. 1 Henry McKinnon Coal Claim, a post
marked T. J. M. C. C. cor. 4: whence cor. No. 4
Evanston and cor. No. 2 Rondout Coal Surveys
bearsN. 63deg. 21 min. W. 19.55 chs. dist.;
thence West 31.16 chs . cor. No. 1 T. J. Munly
Coal Claim and cor. No. I T. A. Russell Coal
Claim, a po-t marked T. J. M. C2.\ cor. 1.
whence cor. No. t Evanston and cor. No. 2
Rondout Coal Surveys bears N. 62 deg. 16 min.
1 E. 18.85chs. dist.; 68.32 chs. cor. No. I T. A.
Russell Coal Claim and cor. No. 4 W\ O. Dutton
! Coal Claim, a x»ost markedT. A. It. C. C. Cor. 1.
whence cor. 2 Highland and Cor. 3 Evanston
Coal Surveys heart N. 50 deg. 52 min. E. 14.»M
chs. dist.. 93.24 chs. creek 102.21 chs. Coal Creek
103.21 chs. cor. No. I W. O. Dutton Coal Claim
and cor. No. 4 J. II Munly 3Coal Claim, a x>ost
j marked W. O. D. C. C. cor. 1. whence cor No.
4 Racine Coal Survey bears N. 75 deg. 36 min.
E. 5.99 chs. dist.. 140.54 chs. to cor. No. 1 J. II.
Munly Coal Claim, cor. No. 1 D. G. Russell Coal
Claim and cor. No. 4 II. D. Dutton Coal Claim,
a x*»st marked J. II. M. C.C. cor. I. whence cor.
No. 3 Racine Coal Survey bears N. 83 deg. 21
min. K. 13 23 chs. dist.: thence North 24.99 chs.
cor. No. I II D. Dutton Coal Claim and cor.
No. 4 Elizabeth II. Munly Coal Claim, a post
marked H. D. D. C. C. cor. 1. 55.19 chs. to cor.
No. I Elizabeth H Munly Coal Claim, to the
X*lace of beginning.
Variation at all corners 29 deg 00 min. E.
Aggregate area of all claims embraced in this
Spokane Consolidated Coal Claim is 1290.360
acres.
This Sjiokane Consolidated Coal Claim em
braces the following claims, which were located
individually:
Elizabeth B. Munley, Survey No. 437.
E. F. White. Survey No. 438.
II. D. Dutton. Survey No. 439.
I). G. Russell. Survey No. 111.
P. Welch, Survey No. 442.
R. T. Olson. Survey No. 443.
J. II. Munly, Survey 444.
W. O. Dutton. Survey No.115.
T. A. Russell, Survey No. 446.
T. J. Munly. Survey No. '447.
Any and all person* claiming adverse
ly any portion of the above described
coal claim are required to file with the
register and receiver of the U. 8. I-and
Office at Juneau. Alaska, their adverse
claim there-agalnat. under oath, during
the sixty days* period of the publication
of the notice of said application or with
in six months thereafter or they will
be barred by provision of the statute.
C. B. WALKER. Register.
United States Land Office. JuncaO. Alaska.
February S. 1911
K1* hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the statutory period in the
Seward Gateway, a daily newsxmper printed at
Seward, Alaska.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
Date of first publication June 1.1911.
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