LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE pN EXECUTION
No. S-296
In the District Court for the Ter
ritory of Alaska, Third Division.
A. N. BRUHN, Plaintiff,
vs.
CANYON CREEK DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION, a corporation, De
fendant.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S
SALE
By virtue or an execution issued
out of and under the seal of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Third Division, dated the
13th day of October, A. D., 1931,
upon a judgment rendered and
docketed on the 13th day of Octo
ber, 1931, in said Court, in an ac
tion wherein A. N. Bruhn is the
plaintiff, and Canyon Creek De
velopment Corporation, a corpora
tion, is defendant, in favor of the
said plaintiff and against the said
defendant, for the sum of $3,119.06
(Three Thousand One Hundred
nineteen and 6-100 dollars.) witn
interest thereon at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from October
13, 1931, and costs of suit which
Execution was and is directed ana
delivered to me as United States
Marshal for the Territory of Al
aska, Third Division. I have levied
tfpon all the right, title and interest
of the said defendant, Canyon
Creek Development Corporation, a
corporation, in and to the foltowing
described real property, to-wit:
A contiguous, compact and con
solidated group of placer mining
claims, owned and in the possession
of the Canyon Creek Development
Corporation, a corporation, em
bracing a contiguous area of ap
proximately four hundred acres,
situated on Canyon Creek, a trib
utary of Six Mile Creek, in the Ke
nai Mining and Recording Pre
cinct of the Third Division of the
Territory of Alaska, made up of
the following specifically designat
ed and described claims:—
“Reedy Fraction” placer mining
claim: “Colorado” placer mining
claim; “Fresno” placer mining
claim; “Last Chance” placer nam
ing claim; “Little Bess” placer min
ing claim; each containing approx
imately twenty acres, and for a
more specific description of said
five claims above designated, ex
press reference is hereby made to
Book 5 of Locations, p. 57 of the
records of said Kenai Mining and
Recording Precinct. f
“Bench” placer mining claim ot
approximately twenty acres N. -
Anderson, January 23, 1912, tne
original notice of location where
beincr recorder in Book I of Rec
ords,^ the Records of said Kenai
Mining and Recording Precinct,
said “Bench” placer mining claim
beine also designated in certain
conveyances affecting the same, as
the’ Birch placer mining claim as
the “Berch” placer mining claim.
“Del Oro” placer mining claim, of
approximately 20 acres _ originally
located and formerly designated as
the “Jennie Linn” placer mining
claim as appears from the recorded
location notice thereof, located by
Robert Atkinson, August 23,190a,
in Eook No: 1 Mining Records oi
Locations p. 61, (Vol. E. Locations)
Sunrise Mining District, District ci
Alaska, now Kenai Mining ana ive
cording Precinct;
“J. R. No. 2” placer mining claim
of approximately 20 acres located
August 10, 1914, by J. H. Brown, the
original notice of location thereof
being duly recorded in Book 3 oi
Records, p. 58, of the Records et
said Kenai Mining and Recording
Precinct; . .
“J R No. 3” placer mining claim
of approximately 20 acres, located
December 15, 1914, by N. O. Andei
son, the original notice of location
thereof being duly of record in Book
3 of Records, p. 168, of the Records
of said Kenai Mining and Record
ing Precinct;
“J. R. No. 4” placer mining claim
©f approximately 20 acres, located
January 22, 1915, by N. O. Ander
son, the original notice of location
thereof being duly of record in Book
3 of Records, p. 169, of the Records
of said Kenai Mining and Record
ing Precinct; , ,
“Hope Association” placer mining
claim, consisting of four twenty
acre claims, located January 22,
1912, by N. O. Anderson, F. A. Stein
mann, H. J. Gronwoldt and Ben
Querrolo, the original notice of lo
cation thereof being duly of Record
in Book 1 of Records, p. 65, of the
Records of said Kenai Mining and
Recording Precinct; .
“Agra” group of placer mining
claims, consisting of six contiguous
twenty-acre claims as follows, to
Otowa” placer mimng claim, lo
*d August 24, 1895, by Peter Per
cit, the original notice of location
>reof being duly of record in Book
1 p. 61, Mining Records of Lo
gons, (Vol. E. Locations) Sunrise
ning’ District, District of Alaska,
w Kenai Mining and Recording
icinct; . . _ . . ,
Agra” placer mining claim locat
july 20th, 1895, by Alonzo Beedy,
i original notice of location
reof being duly of record in Book
ip 21, Mining Records of Lo
ions (Vol. E. Locations) Sunrise
aing’ District, District of Alaska,
Kenai Mining and Recording
Jeorgia” placer mining claim,
ted July 20th, 1895, by F. B
:efield, the original notice of
location thereof being duly of rec
ord in Book No. 1, p. 20, Mining Rec
ords of Locations, (Vol. E. Loca
tions) Sunrise Mining District. Dis
trict of Alaska, now Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct;
“Seattle Mining Claim”, a placer
mining claim, located July 26, 189b,
by John Wood, the original notice
of location thereof being duly of
record in Book No. 1, p. 18, Mining
Records of Locations, (Vol. E. Loca
tions) Sunrise Mining District, Dis
trict of Alaska, now Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct;
“Maggie” placer mining claim lo
cated July 20, 1895, by George R.
Beedy, the original notice of loca
tion thereof being duly of record
in Book No. 1. p. 19, Mining Rec
ords of Locations, (Vol. E. Loca
tions'' Sunrise Mining District. Dis
trict of Alaska, now Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct;
By instrument dated, Six Mile
Creek, Alaska, September 23rd. 1895.
the locators of the said “Otowa,”
“Aaru,” “Georgia,” “Seattle Mining
Claim,” “Maggie,” placer mining
claims just described, together with
the ‘Lizzie” placer mining claim
located on Canyon Creek, Alaska,
adjoining the “Agra” claim above
described, recorded in Book No. 1,
n. 72. Sunrise Mining District. Dis
trict of Alaska, now Kenai Mining
and Recording Precinct, did consol
idate and group said claims as one
group or association designated as
the “Agra” group of placer mining
claims; . .
TOGETHER WITH that certain
ditch, flume and pipeline which
convevs the waters appropriated
and used by the said defendant,
Canyon Creek Development Corpo
ration, a corporation, in its mining
operations in and upon the placer
mining property hereinbefore spe
cifically described, so situated
aforesaid, on said Canyon Creek
from Pass Creek, Frenchy Creek
and Donaldson Creek, which three
said creeks are tributary to said
Canyon Creek, and including the
right to the continued use of the
waters of said creeks by the right
of prior appropriation thereof as
the same appear of record in the
office of the District Recorder for
the Kenai Mining and Recording
Precinct as to Pass Creek recorded
in Book 1, at page 360, of said rec
ords; and as to Frenchy Creek, re
corded in Book 1, at page 360, of said
Records; . ,
NOTE: The Kenai Mining and
Recording Precinct hereinbefore re
ferred to is now designated Seward
Mining and Recording Precinct,
and ALSO all buildings, struct
ures, cabins, tools, appliances, sluice
boxes, hydraulic pipe, giants, valve
fittings situated in and upon the
mining property hereinbefore spe
cifically described and used in con
nection with and constituting the
equipment of said property, in the
operation, mining, prospecting and
developing of the same.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tnat
I. the undersigned. United States
larshal, as aforesaid, will sell the
hove described real property to the
ighest bidder for casii, at public
uction, at the front door of the
raiding occupied by the United
tales Marshal at Seward, Alaska,
q Tuesday, the 17th day of Novem
er A. D., 1931, at the hour of 2
’dock, P. M., to satisfy the said
xecution together with the inter
st and costs hereon, including
net^ nf 1p.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, October
}. 1931.
H. P. SULLIVAN,
United States Marshal.
!y RALPH REED, Deputy.
•ublish October 19. 20, November
, 9, 16.
ale on November 17, 1931.
SON DESIRES LOCITE
FfTHER WHO CAME TO
ALASKA GOLD RUSH DAYS
Some Alaskan should be able to
! help Ramond Brodt, living at the
! Argonaut Hotel, San Francisco,
! who is anxious to locate his father
John Brodt who went to Alaska
I during the Klondike gold rush.
John Brodt was born at Kieh
; mond, Penn., the son of Henry
! Brodt, and had three brothers
; named George, Levi and Robert.
! John Brodt lived at Springtown,
Penn., in Bucks county, which is
also the home of the Dull Brothers
who said they saw the missing j
man in Alaska a number of years!
ago. The Dull Brothers are said j
to be well known in Alaska and :
they knew John Brodt and also I
his brother Robert. The son Ray
mond, who is trying to locate his:
father, says that he is sure that;
if one could locate the Dull Broth- j
ers that they would be able to'
give some information as to the j
whereabouts of John Brodt.
John Brodt had a sister by the i
name of Lenora, who married J
Theo. Huster.
John Brodt was married and
had three children—two boys and
one girl- The girl Elizabeth is
dead and the wife is dead. The
oldest son Luther is also dead.
His youngest son Raymond, who
is the only one who is living, is
anxious for any word of his fath
er. Anyone having any informa
tion of John Brodt or of the Dull
Brothers from Springtown, Penn.,
| Bucks County, should write to
! Raymond Brodt, at the Argonaut
j Hotel in San Francisco.
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coast including the famous $5,
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incidently, the programs here are
absolutely on a par with those
showing in the States. It may
I be hard to convince many that
[this is so but it is true. Manager
D. C Brownell of the Seward show
f house can certainly be compli
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; al installation^ of his “talkie”
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| Tne two Martin brothers hiked
| up Resurrection River yesterday on
1 another moose hunt. This is their
third trip up the river. On their
last trip they saw seven moose
grazing upon the hillsides but did
not bag any. They expect to bring
one in to Seward this time.
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this year, having taken up about
800 pounds of potatoes from the
patch which he planted this
spring.
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