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CARRIES OUT HIS VOW
Twenty years ago, says the New
York Herald of the 9th inst., Max
Gootschneider with his wife and baby
girl, arrived in New York from Volna,
Russia, penniless.
He begged help from a charitable
organization and was given a job as
a fur dyer. In return he made a vow
that when his daughter should be
; married all men who were hungry,
i as he was then, should be fed.
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ed the coming marriage of his daugh- j
ter to a diamond merchant. He drove '
to the Hebrew society’s headquarters
in his limousine and explained that i
he.was ready to keep his vow.made a
score of years ago. ■ >
“How many immigrants have you
! here now?” he asked.l He was told
| about 200 .
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lout into the neighborhood. I want to
■feed any number up to 1,000, perhaps
more if you can get them.”
Nearly 1,000 poor were fed at his j
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OF
FICE AT JUNEAU. ALASKA.
Serial No. 0335*.
In the Matter of the. Application of the
Alaska Free Gold Minima Company
for a i’atent to the following mineral i
lodes and locations. to-Wit:
Eldorado, Eldorado No. 1, Skyscraper,:
Skyscraper Fraction, Whistler, Tom- 1
boy. Black IHaniond, Fishhook, Gold ;
Standard, Gold Standard No. 1, Smug- !
gler Union, Homestake, North Home
stake, South Homestake, Homestake |
No. 3 and Homestake. No. 1.
Mineral Survey No. 980. Situated in ;
the Knik recording precinct, Alaska.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
suance of the Act of Congress approved
May 10th, 1872 and all subsequent acts
pertaining to the acquisition of the min
eral lands of the- United States, and the
local laws, rules, regulations and cus
toms. Alaska Free Gold Mining compa
ny, a corporation qualified to do busi
ness in the Territory of Alaska, whose
post office address is 1210 Western Ave- i
noc, Seattle, Washington has made ap
plication at the United States Laud Of- !
lice at Juneau for a patent to 13 42.1 feet
along the Eldorado lode, 1215.7 feet .
along Eldorado No. 1 lode, 1 266.4 feet,
along Skyscraper lode, 437.43 feet along
Skyscraper Fraction lode* 1490.1 feet j
along the Whistler lode, 1 439.7 feet along
the Tomboy lode,- 1500 feet along Flack !
Diamond lode, &34.2 feet along Fishook i
lode, 1380.2 feet along Gold Standard
lode 1380.3 feet, along Gold Standard j
No. 1 lode, 1 487.1 feet along Smuggler I ,
Union lode, 1-500 feet along Homestake j .
lode, 1495.39 feet along the North Home- ,
stake lode, 1500 feet along South Home- ;
stake lode, 1472 feet along Homestake- .
No. 3 lode and 1 433 feet along Homestake \
No. 1 lode, with surface ground 300 feet ,
or less on each side of the center of said j (
lodes or veins of quartz or other rock in v
place- hearing gold, copper and silver!*
and other valuable minerals and includ- j
ed in said mining locations or claims {
which are accurately described upon the
official plat of mineral survey No. 980 ‘
posted on the claim and by the field
notes of said survey which are on file j
with the register of the United States j
land office at Juneau, Alaska.
The said lodes or locations are con- ,
tiguous and constitute a compact tract .
of ground described as follows, t«»-wit: |
Beginning at the northwest corner of (
(lie North Homestake location, For. No. ,
1, not set, whence witness corner to (
cor. No. 1 bears S. 42 degrees 49 min
utes E. 4 46.02 feet distant, and whence ,
U. S. L. M. No. 1 bears N. 70 degrees,
7 minutes 32 seconds W. 2475.88 feet
d-istant; thence N. 73 degrees 58 minutes j
E. from the true corner, variation not ob- .
tained. 225.05 feet to the point of in
tersection with lines 2-3 and 5-6 respect
ively, survey No. 958 A. Independence
and Granite Mountain No. 1 lodes, at N.
10 degrees 59 minutes W. 380.9 feet j
from eors. 3-5 of said Independence and (
Granite Mountain No. 1 lodes respect- ,
ivelv: thence, along the same course !
341.16 feet to cor. No. 5, survey No. (
958 A. Granite Mountain lode and the
point of intersection with line 3-4 sur.
No. 958 A. Granite Mountain No. 1 lode
at N. 7 degrees 36 minutes E. 414.3 feet
from cor. No. 4 of said Granite Moun
tain No. 1 lode; thence, along the same
course 38.80 feet to cor. No. 2 North
Homestake location; thence S. 42 de
grees 37 minutes E., Variation 27 de
grees 50 minutes E, 1018.69 feet to the*
point of intersection wdth line 4-1 of
Homestake No. 4 location, this survey;
thence N. 14 degrees 28 minutes W\.
140.32 feet to cor. No. 1. said Honrie
stake No. 4 location whence IT. S. L. M.
No. 1 bears N. 70 degrees 9 minutes
32 seconds W. 3786.00 feet distant;
thence N. 73 degrees 58 minutes E. 600
feet to cor. No. 2 said Homestake No.
4 location whence cor. No. 2 sur. 958
B., Independence mill site bears S. 84
degrees 42 minutes E. 342.64 feet dis
tant; thence S. 14 degrees 29 minutes
E. 1433.00 feet to cor. No. 3, Home
stake No. 4 location,' identical with cor.
No. 2, Homestake No. 3 location, whence
cor. No. 2* sur. No. 987 Free Gold mill
site bears N. 81 degrees 37 minutes K.
825.02 feet distant. Whence also, cor.
No. 1 Homestake No. 3 location bears a.
73 degrees 58 minutes W. 600 feet dis
tant. From which last named corner,
U. S. L. M. No. 1 t>ears N. 55 degrees
42 minutes 34 seconds W. 4743.74 feet
Returning to cor. No. 3. Homestake
No. 4 location or lode, and continuing,
thence S. 10 degrees 50 minutes E„ var
iation 27 degrees 30 minutes E. 1472
feet to cor. No. 3 Homestake No. 3 loca
tion: thence 73 degrees 5* minutes
W., variation 27 degrees 10 minutes E.
556.96 feet to the point of intersection
with lilie 2-3 of Homesfake location of
this surve?; thence o. 10 degrees 24
minutes E. var. 27 degrees 30 minutes
E. 690.64 feet to Cor. No. 3 of said
Homestake location, identical with cor.
No. 2 of the Whistler location of this
survey, whence cor. No. 1 of said Whis
tler location bears S. 73 degrees 58 min
utes W. 531.33 feet distant and from
which U. S. L. M. No. 1 bears N. 37 de
grees 33 minutes 4 seconds W. 6289.83
feet distant.
Returning to cor... No. 3, Homestake
location and continuing, 'thence S. 10
degrees 24 minutes E. var. 27 degrees 30
minutes E., 1490.10 feet to cor, No. 3 of.
said Whistler location thence S. 73 de
gree's 68’mtnutes W. var...28 degrees 00
minutek E. 581.60 feet to' cor. .No,*. 4 of
said Whistler location, identical with
cor. No. 3 Hold Standard No. 1 location
of this survey: thence S. 73 degrees 58
minutes W.. variation 27 degrees 30
minutek E. 595.00 feet to cor. No. 4 of
Gold Standard No. 1 location identical
with cor. No. S of Gold Stand
ard location of this survey. From
this point cor. No. 1 of said Gold
Standard No. 1 location bears N. 10 de
grees 24 minutes W. 1380.30 feet dis
tant whence U. S. L. M. No. 1 bears N.
31 degrees 54 minutes 55 seconds W.
6148.53 feet distant. From the last
mentioned corner, cor. No. 1 of Eldora
do No. 1 location bears N. 1 degree 4
minutes W. 1342.40 feet distant, whence
U. S. L,. M. No. 1, bears N. 39 degrees 45
minutes 36 seconds W. 5043.27 feet dis
tant. Returning to cor. No. 4 Gold
Standard No. 1 location and continuing
thence S. 73 degrees 5S minutes W. var.
28 degrees 00 minutes E. 493.50 feet to
cor. No. 4 of Gold Standard location;
thence N. tO degrees 24 minutes W. var.
28 degrees 00 minutes E. 370.53 feet to
cor. No. 3 of Rlack Diamond location of
tills survey. Continuing on the same
course. 809.77 feet reaches Cor. No. 1
of Gold Standard' location, whence U.
S. 1,. M. No. 1 hears N. 27 degrees 24
minutes 8 seconds W. 6032.21 feet dis
I tant. Returning to cor. No. 3 of lllack
Diamond location and continuing thence
S. 73 degrees 58 minutes W. var. 26
degrees 40 minutes E. 400.85 feet to
cor. No. 4 of said lllack Diamond loca
tion; thence N. 10 degrees 24 minutes
w. var. ii degrees 4i> minutes K., 1 .#01
feet to cor. Xo. 1, P.laek Diamond loca
tlon whence \U. S. I,. M. So. 1 hears N
24 debtees 47 minutes SO seconds W
5400.OS feet distant; thence N. 73 degreei
58 minutes E. var. 28 degrees 00 min
utes K. 383.15 feet to the point of in
tersection with line 4-1 of Eldorado lo
cation of this survey; thence NT. 1 degrei
4 minutes W. 748.52 feet to the point o:
intersection with line 2-3 of survey No
075 A. Gold Washington Fraction lode
thence along the same course 88.86 fee:
to cor. Xo. 1 of said Eldorado location
identical with cor. Xo. 4, of Fishhook lo
cation of this survey, whence U. S. L
M. No. 1 hears X. 33 degrees IS minute*
33 seconds W. 4835.1 1 feet distant
thence X. 1 degree 04 minutes W. vat
27 degrees 10 minutes E. 711.26 feet tc
the point of Intersection •with line 3-4 oi
Skyscraper location of this survey
thence on the same course 212.94 fee
reaches cor. . Xo. 1 of said Fishhook lo
cation whence U. S. L. M. No. I hear*
N. 40 degrees 20 minutes 00 seconds \\
4075.56 feet distant.. Returning to th<
!>oint of intersection last named anr
continuing thence N. 76 degrees 2 min
W. 195.29 feet to cor. No. 4 of said Sky
scraper location; thence N. 3 degrees 3$
minutes F., var. 28 degrees 00 minutes
E. 125.79 feet to the point of intersec
tion with line 1-2. sur. No. 975 A Gobi
Washington Lode at N. 76 degrees 02
minutes W. 199.08 feet from cor. No. 2
said Gold Washington lode. Thence
continuing X. .'t degrees 38 minutes E
var. 28 degrees E. along line 4-1 of
said Skyscraper location 1011.24 feet t<:
the. ;point of intersection with line 4-1
of Skyscraper Fraction location of thifc
survey; thence on the • same course
129.37 feet to eor. No. 1 Skyscraper lo
cation whence U. S. L. M. No. 1 bears
X. 51 degrees 26 minutes 3!* seconds
W. 3238.78 feet distant. Returning to
said intersecting point last named and
continuing thence X. 4 4 degrees 16 min
utes W. along line 4-1 of said Sky
scraper Fraction 40 4.97 feet to cor. Xo.
1 of said Skyscraper Fraction location
whence U. S. L. M. N’o. 1 bears X. 50
degrees 21 minutes 57 seconds W.,
291 1.60 feet distant. Thence X. 61 de
grees 04 minutes E. var. 27 degrees 00
minutes E. 266.43 feet to cor. Xo. 2 of
said Skyscraper Fraction, not set
whence witness corner to cor. Xo. 2
hears S. 61 degrees 04 minutes W. 65.17
feet distant, said corner falling on line
6-1 of Smuggler Union location of this
survey; thence X. 38 degrees 41 minutes
\V. var. 28 degrees 00 minutes E. 556.65
feet to cor. No. 1 of said Smuggler
Union location whence U. S. L. M. Xo.
1 hears X. 58 degrees 40 minutes 17
seconds W. 2 489.96 feet distant. Th**m*e
\*. 73 degrees 58 minutes E. Var. 27 de
grees 30 minutes E. 510 feet to cor. Xo.
of Smuggler Union location, identical
with curs. 3-5 survey Xo. 958 A Inde
pendence and Granite Mountain Xo. 1
lodes respectively: thence x. 42 degrees
19 minutes \V. along line 6-1 of Xorth
ifomostake location, 425.02 feet to cor.
Xo. 1 of said Xorth Horn*-stake loca
ion, the place of beginning.
From (’or. No, 1 of the Tomboy loca
tion, 1\ S. L M. No. I hears X. 50 de
crees 1 minute 9 seconds W. 3858.13 feet
iist.ant; From cor. Xo. 1 South Home
-ttake location U. S. L. M. Xo. 1 hears
N. 58 degrees 17 minutes 2 1 seconds \V.
’.807.98 feet distant; from cor. Xo. 1
Homestake location, U. S. L. M. Xo, 1
•ears X. 15 degrees 29' minutes 47 sec—
»nds W. 4952.06 feet distant
This claim adjoins survey Xo. 958A,
’ndependence and Granite Mountain
odes on the nortn and is in con
lid with said survey, Independ
ence and Granite Mountain No. 1
odes < n the north and with survey
No. 975A. Gold Washington and Gold
A’ashington Fraction lodes on the west,
rhere are no other adjoining or con
licting claims officially surveyed shown
>y the plat of this survey.
Fcldorado location is recorded in Vol.
M. L. page 225 of the records of (look
nlet Precinct, Alaska; Eldorado No. 1
»f the records of Knik Precinct, Alaska;
Ikyseraper location is recorded in Vol.
Co. 1 M. L., page 811, records of Cook
nlet Precinct, Alaska; Skyscraper I-'rac
ion location is recorded in Vol. 2, page
02. records of Knik Precinct, Alaska;
Vhistler location is recorded in Vol. 2,
T. L., page 373, records of Cook Inlet
•reeinct, Alaska; Tomboy location
h recorded in Vol. 1, M. L., page 478,
ecords of Cook Inlet Precinct, Alaska;
Hack Diamond location is recorded in
'ol. 2, pa Re 288, Records of Knik
’reeinct, Alaska; Fishhook location is
ecorded in Vol. 2 M. L., page 272, rec
irds of Cook .Inlet Precinct, Alaska;
Jold Standard location is recorded In
,’ol. 2 M. L., page 221, records of Cook
nlet Precinct, Alaska; Gold Standard
Co. 1 location is recorded in Vol. 2 M.
i.. page 250, of the records of Cook In
et Precinct. Alaska; Smuggler Union
neat ion is recorded in Vol. 1, page 4 78,
ecords of Cook Inlet Precinct, Alaska;
Jomestake location is recorded in Vol.
, page 18 1, records of Knik Precinct,
tlaska; North Homestake location is
ecorded in Vol. 1, M. L., page-479 rec
irds of Cook Inlet Precinct, Alaska;
>outh Homestake location is recorded
n Vol. 1 M. L., page 477, records of
Took Inlet Precinct, Alaska; Homestake
s'o. 2 location is recorded in Vol. 2,
>age 58, records of Knik Precinct, Alas
ca; Homestake No. 4 location is record
'd In Vol. 2, page 57, records of Knik
Precinct, Alaska.
This claim is situated about thirty miles
Northeast of the town of Knik, in Knik
Recording Precinct, Territory of Alas
ca. It lies on the Eastern slope of the
ddge between Willow and Fishhook
;reeks IT. K. L. M. No. 1 to which the
survey is referred, is located on the
summit of the ridge between the head
waters of Oraigie and Willow creeks
in latitude 81 degrees 47 minutes 10
seconds North and longitude 149 degrees
22 minutes West. It consists of a
granite stone showing 5x4x2 feet above
ground and chiseled “X XT. S. L. M. No.
I. ” Skyscraper peak bears S. 53 degrees
25 minutes E. approximately 3300 feet
distant. A sharp peak bears S. 55 de
grees 32 seconds W. The Northwest
corner of the log cabin of Brooklyn De
velopment company bears S. 1 degree 47
minutes W. approximately 3000 feet dis
tant.
This notice is issued from the United
States Hand Office at Juneau, Alaska
this 4th day of November, 1916 for
posting in said land office and for pub
lication for not less than 60 days in the
Anchorage Daily Times, a News Paper
of general circulation published at An
chorage, Alaska and hereby designated
for that purpose.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
J. L. WALLER.
Attorney for Claimant,
Anchorage. Alaska.
First Publication November 22. 1916.
Last Publication January 17, 1917.
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