THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
army flykrs
MAKK NKW RKOnRI)
Dayton. 004to, April 19—A new
moord for Mistafned Oytojf was set J
by IJeut. Mao Ready and I4e*rt.
Kelly m army monoplane T-2 at
8.02 P. M. yesterday. Art t'hat time
they bad been in the a-ir 24 bows '
24 minute* and 20 seconds, eettps- 1
toff the French record by 5 minutes
and 54 twoonds.
Dayton. April 19—Mac Ready and
Kelly temh-d at 9:4J o’clncli Tu«»<- 1
(toy night. haring been in the alt
30 hours 5 minutes 20 seconds, cov
estoff 2551-1 10 miles and bavin*
adt a uetw world’s mark for emdur- ’
anoe end mileage.
Dayton. April 19—Carrying dead
yraiffM of 224 2 pounds, a hefivy bi
plane piloted by Lient Rutledge
rvflne. gained an altitude of 11.300
foot over McOook Field yesterday
afternoon. Ttote is the highest alti
tude ewer gained by a single motor
ed ship carrying this much wefght.
FORMER SCOUT KILLED
IH ELEVATOR SHAFT
Omaha. April 19—"Lone Star." a I
Rtouz Chief and scout under Gen- j
end Phil Sheridan and official in- j
wiitlcnter for the War Department ,
of the Custer Massacre, was kilted
in an elevator shaft of the Wodd- J
Herald plant. He had killed 29 .
men, chiefly Indians.
SUGAR GAMBLING REFECT
RKACHNR PACIFIC COAST
Seattle April 19—Another jump
of 20 cents per hundred in Che retail
price of sugar was announced tin
Seattle today. This brings the pres
<*ut price to $10.20 per hundred
NAT’L GUARD MOVEMENT.
Washington, April 19—Accord
to an announcement made by the
War Department 223.000 nwo will
this year attend the National Guard
organized as a reserve resource fo
officer's training corps and ctttizen’r
military camps.
WATER WALL HITS SHIP
Tacoma, April 19—Captain G. C
Mitnthell, of the Nawsco Kne boat
Brush, said that on Mar he 20th.
while the Brush was 50 miles off
the coast of Mexico, sailors saw a
long unbroken black Itfne on the sea
apporachtog the Brush rapidly un
til H was seen that it was a wall of
waHer fully 70 feet high. When
the water hit the vessel Mitchell
said it seemed as though a great
hand had grasped the vessel am
hurled In into the air.
hardlng (xjcttow with
NATL f'OMMTITKEMAN
Washington, April! 1H—The poMjri
cail situation was discussed wlitih
Herding by Adams, chairman of tihe
Republican Naltfonal Comniftjtec.
AmoniK flWhor subject* discussed
that of the World’s Court and Hard
hOg’fl Lrriip to Ailaaka were uppermost.
ART DEALER SUED FOR FKAU1>.
London. April 18th—Tine grand
dutches* Ksoiau. sifter of the late
Czar of Russia, had brought suit for
$50,000 damages against A\1 beet Cal
vert. She charges that Calvert us
ed fraudulent methods in the sade of
some of her art possessions.
INVADBKK ABOLISH
GOV’T AUTHORITY'
Coblenz, Aprifl 18—The Comniis
sartiat of Umpire. which is tlbe Berlin
govormnianlt’s highest authority in
the Rhineland, has been abolished
by tlbe nrtCn-allded Rhineland, has
been abolished by the Interallied
RHineAaad High Commies ion.
FAOSTI LEADER SUMMONED
APPEAR BEFORE COURT
Mumridh AprtB 18—Adolph Hiller,
tbe Bavarian Fadsti leader, has
been suonmianed to appear before
the LedpsSg Supreme Court an a
charge of incMBug Mb supporters to
oppose Repubifiaan taaLftndhoce.
THREATENS LABOR SHORTAGE
Wadhtagton, April 18—Handing
beflf ernes that E. H. Gary Is oonnect In
Hi statement made to tflie Btari Cor
paratflom's Moddiriien, tkst a ser
ious labor ritortage Is Mm—tawsd
thru opsnutnloi of a restrictive tan*
IR0OKHAKT TO SAIL
FOR KOROPS
Iroofcham of Iowa, plan Mo m* tor
Europe April 28 to make a personal
nrre'y of (he political aftuatfm.
ITTKMPT TO WRECK
MINISTERIAL PARTY
Paris, April 18—A dispatch from
Bssen sports that two unsuccessful
tttempts were made last evening ho
week train* oonveytag French and
IrigLan cabin** ministers. who ore
nspcdUmg the Ruhr region.
*KAC 'EM AK Ell CAPTURED
BY TROOPS
Dahlia. April 18—Don Breem, one
<t the outstanding figures ta the
ircular movement which has beten
dvocaJWttrg peace between the lrreg
ilara and Pnee State, was captioned
i> National droops 'today.
•OIN DEXTER ARRIVES
SOUTH AMRRHU
Lima. April 19—MH4es Poindexter
lewiy appointed American Ambta
ador to Peru, arrived here accota
ontad by Mrs. Poindexter.
SEW FEDERAL JUDGE
STATE WASHINGTON
Washington, April 18—J Stanley
Vehater of Spokane, member of the
ast congress, was selected to become
cdora! judge of the o—torn district
>1 Washington.
1UKBAUORAHC REGULATION
BANKS OBJECTIONABLE
WotfAngton, April 19—An unpre
ridtunted number of hanks are sur
endering their federal charters and
daring themselves under State reg
UatSoos. who reftnmeaucratSc regula
tes* is not bo strong.
iECKKT KERVH1K REVEALS
GIANT PLOT GERMANY
Paris .April 19th—The United
Rates Sec not Servifer operators in
JvTsnany have discovered existence
if a giant ptat on port of the Ger
nan government for conet ruction of
m enormous airplane float, ooten-'
rfhly for Russia, but available for
ludden onslaught against France.
Phe information gathered in G«r
nari'Y and Russia was transmitted
o Paris and the American embassy
landed over the comjpl'.'ie report to
he French government.
:ARRY LANTERNS 'OR GET SHOT
—NEW RUHR ORDER
Cologne. April 19—The situation
n the Ruhr took on a new serious
less yesterday when French troops
Kxropfrd Dietz, Nassau and Bros.
;aot of the Rhiim*. AH peroooB ap
proaching railway bridges and ca
lalls after dark were ordered to
sirry lighted lanterns, as instruc
ions had been given troops to shoot
ill others on sight.
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC*
;ary statement advance
GUARD RIG BUSINESS
Was hington. April 2 (Mil—J udg<‘
Gary's assault on the Immigration
Law as am economic calamity was a
• carefully timed” move, to width is
to ireshadowed a genieraJ attack by
^aijrtiatos of Industry, to be launched
it a meetin« of the U. S. Chamber
>f Commerce to Now York, in May.
)f the House Immigration Commit
Ftepnesenrtattive Johnson, chairman
:ee made the above charge yesterday
III'SI NESS MAM JUMPS TO
DEATH FROM MACHINE
Seattle. April 20—The body of V.
FI. Ml Beit, prominent to business
rad Masonic circfles. was found in
he canal taut© which be had jmnp
*1 from hi*s automobile white cross
ing Fremont bridge. ,
[>RRMIHR NITTI SAYS
OUTLAW MUTARnm
Leyden, Holland, April 20—-In a
Miter mad before the Congress of
hie Dutch Society of Ethical amr
Democratic PoiMtcs, former Italia©
Premier Nflttl, said that "Amertown,
British and other neutrals most re
store peace, and any nation tocreaa
mg its armament should be ortflaiw
LONG DISTANCE DANCING
Cleveland, April 20—Completing
ninety hours and ten minutes eon*
ttnuous dancing, Mira Jana Oury
I walked off tAe floor of a local danc
ing academy loot night the world'*
Champion endurance dancer.
j Washington April SO—The Unit
ed States Health Service to lookfcig
with alarm on the epidemic of long
distance dancing that Jo rapidly
claiming devotees In cltlee throont
STILL HAGGLING OVKR
REPARATIONS AMOUNT
Paris, April 20th—Former War
Minister Barthou, now chairman of
the Interallied * Reparations Cotn
mfisshm, to working out a repara
tions schedule to show the minimum
reparations that France and Bel
gium wffl accept from Germany.
SEIZE HOTEL LIQUOR SUPPLY
Seattle. April 20—Federal prohi
bition agents arrested David Trot
sky and Jacob Salesman and seised
18,000 worth of liquor. The men
are charged with haring supplied
various hotels with their liquor
DETAILS OF HARDING'S
miP BRING CONSIDERED
Washington. April 20—Plans for
Hardhig’s *reStera trip have devri-;
oped to live point where the detailed !
Itinerary is under discussion at the.
White H«use. The Present is |
being urged CO curtail the number {
of apeodhm, the flret of which will j
be made west 0# the Mftsieafppi. in
view dt the fact that he espeetc fc
make a nevttmded trip to Alaska
for an inspection of administration
problems there.
The sen Crip to the northern terri
tory will be made under present
plans, between the President's visit
to Seat file and to Parftiand. Just
how long it wDl take still Is a Ques
tion which makes selection of exar‘
speaking dates Impossible. The
President will leave Wellington
about the middle of June.
SHIPPING BOARD
VESSKM* DESTROYED
Washington. April 20—Five of a
fleid. of wooden vmseto, being trans
feimri up the PoCotnac river iron
the Shipping Board sortBge bene in
the James river, were practically
destroy**) by fire yesterday sod four
other vessels were reported badly
' WEARING OF POPPIES
RMHiKNATKAl.
! Washington!. April 19—The we**?.
! ir.g of Popptee on Memorial Day. Ux
memory of thane who feffl in the
world war. has ebon endorsed by
President Handing.
WllJi RESIGN FROM SHIPPING
Portland. April 19—Geo. Chamfe
erlato, member of the United Statius
Shipping Board and farmer U. S.
Senator from Oregon, will resu?r,
from the Shipping Board June 13th
according t a reliable information.
FISH TAGGED AND
RELEASED BY BUREAU
Washington. April 19—On the
fishing banks off (State New England
coast, in She next fear days export*
of the Federal Bureau of Fisheries
wnfla begin marking with metal tags
and releasing about 10,000 ood, pol
lock and haddock ta an effort to
learn more about their habits and
life hdRtory.
FORTE AOrEFfANCE
INVALID MONEY
Essen, April 20—Reports from
Dulabeng indicate that the authori
ties intend to use force to making
Germans accept seized bank notes
which the federal Reieehbank has
declared invalid.
HARM NO TO SPEAK
AT TESTIMONIAL
New York, April 20th—Harding
has aooapfced an tovOtSHtlon ho apeak
In the Metro pcOEan Ofm House an
May 10, at a UsttnoaM to be giv
en In honor of General and Mn
BalMngtoa Booth.
ASK FOR REMOVAL
OF JUSTICE TAFT
Washington, April 20—The Na
tional Private Saftdtara sad Srilora
Legion, headed by Marvin Galea
Bpeny, has a Mr wind a letter to
Harding demanding Che i amoral of
GtatoC Jaritot Thft from Che Supreme
Court of the Uottad Statm.
BREVITIES
Lrno, . An* 10—lm per
Mkad «ta Aka Bam CaaBe Afart
HHAHKB LlUfl » WATT
FOR ALASKAN SEALS
VMMnnr, April SO—Film Foot
a hark*, thoacbt to be FoMoetas aaaAa
to AOaeka, are 1M at (be wilaaoaa
of Aba street of Juan da Face.
ASKED TO FIGHT
RADICAL DOCTRINE
WMbtoftn, April 19—America
women were colled upon today by
the Daughter* of the American Rev
olution to put their utmost Into Me
fight ngaiuHt eoaimundam and other
Washington. Aprtl 20—InJunctioT
proceedings to Phut off trading 1»
augur futures -wore instituted tn
New York yesterday by the Federal
New York, April 20—Raw sugar
futures took a perpendicular dump
of one-half cent on the Sugar and
Coffee Exchange upon receipt of
word that the gowenment had be
gun soft to enjoin trading to auger
JAMBS COX BUYS
Miami, Florida, April 20—The
MetropDle, an afternoon poMct
tftocr, was sold to JUmea M. Cos. Istv
presidential candidate.
FOR SALK.
New and uptedate legal farms far
Proof of Annual Aaaeaammt Work
aha Oil LaaaSon Masks, Bead blanks
far ganarat use, Special and Oaneral
Power of Attomoy forms, Pfaoar and
Quartz Location farms now on rah
at Nugget Office. Pries IB cants each
or $1.00 par doses.
4 cto a day will bring the Weekly
Nugget to your home.
in m Noan nuggbt
Our merchants of Noma realist
that IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE and
as our advertising columns testify
they are determined to offer thetr
goods and warea at such prices that
tho public can afford to make re
quired purchases.
If you carefully scan the apacaa
reserved by the merchants and fdao
their offerings you will profit ac
cordingly.
IMPORTANT RBGUIiATIONS TO
ORSKRVK IN ALASKA FUR
I.AWH FOR tfttff.
Opei Stum: 1b the Second
end Third Districts ere u follow*:
Beaver, marten, land Otter, mink,
weasel. Nor. 10 to March 31. In
Muskrat, Dec. 1st to May 31st.
Lynx, fox, from December 1st to
to March 15th inclusive.
Sea Otter, no open season.
Bear, wolf, wolverine, squirrel,
marmot, rabbit, hare—unprotected.
PROHIBITED METHODS: Un
lawful to take or kill land fur bear
ing animals with poison or trap or
derise known as the “klips,” steel
bear trap or any other trap haring
a jaw spread exceeding eight inche
or With the aid of artificial light or
dog. Unlawful Co deotroy bearer
houses or runways.
L1CBNBKB: Stationery fur buy
ers 935; traveling fur buyer $150;
issued by coramheioner. Far buyer
must also pay Hoense tax on each
^LICENSE TAX ON PELTS: Sea
Otter 9100; Moose trophy 910,;
caribou, sheep and goat trophler
95; Silver and black fox 93.50;
polar bear and dear trophy 93.50;
fisher $3; blue fox 91.B0; brown
and grimly bear, cross and whits
fox 91; black bear, bearer, marten,
land otter, red fox, lynx, 10 cents;
mink, wild cat SB eoats; muskrat,
weasel 6 oents; pelt not specifically
mentioned 10 oents. He Unease
icgulred far Mapping, bwt trappers
mast hang record of all pelts taken
aad moke nrtpil report ea or be
fore Aagast 1st, shewing la whoa
ad whsa sold er fihgeeod of. aad
aad gag tax ea all gaHs ant nok'
to ttomssfi tar kagnr la territory.
aotmtnt: Wolf BIB; eagle
B0 centa.
Bngrinted from Farmers* Bulls
tin lto. Itfil, Department of Agri
culture. 'j
FORPHTURB NOTICB
M ! on B. Lee and Walter WM
tervren, your helru, legal repre
sentatives aa« aaalgua:
You and each of you are kmkf
■i eu that the uaderutgaod aa ao>
^wner therein, hat expended the
<mn of one handred dollart for the
yoaiu 1117, 1920, 1921 and 1922,
la labor and Improvement! on aad
for the benefit of the 8ARAH ASSO
CIATION placer mining Beaeh I
claim, eltaated at the head of Irauo!
and Lorado creek! In the Cape!
Nome Recording Dtetrlct, Territory'
Notice of location whereof la re*
corded la Volume If 1, at Page 102 I
of the record! of the aald recording1
dlatrict. la performance of the ea-j
nual labor required by eection 2824 j
rerlaed atatoteo of the United Staten,
and anpplemetal leglalatlon, la or
der to hold aald claim.
And you are severally required to
contribute your proportion of auch
expenditure according to your aur
oral Internets la aald claim to the
undersigned eo-owner with you
therein within ninety days after the
service of this notice on you by the
publication thereof, or your Internet
la aald claim will become forfeited
and vent In the undersigned aa pro
vided by aald statute.
IVAN SCHBIKB,
Publish March 8. 10. 17. 24, 81 and
April 7.14. 21. 2», May f. 12. 19. ff
unML APPLKATB01V
UNlTftP STATE* LAND OVTIOB. !
NOME. ALASKA.
February 26. 1923.
NOT1CB m HSRBBT OIVSN: I
that NOME SDN8ST MIKES Inc.. a |
corporation. mmwtvA under and
existing puratiat to the laws of the
State H Delaware, authorised to
do; ard doing imsimn tn the Ter
rkocy of Alaska, the Post Office ad
dress of which Is None. Alisha, has
through Geo. D. Schofield. Its duly
authorised Agent and Attorney In
foot, whose Post Office address la
Nome. Alaska, made application to
the United State* Land Office. at
Nome. In the TerrOtory of Aflasha,
for a United Staten patent for pla
cer mtatag ehdin knows and des
cribed as WATNO ASSOCIATION,
situate on Penny litter. In Cape
Nome Recording Precinct. Territory
of Alaska, under Mineral Surrey
No. 1308. Said claim ia more par
ticttlarly dworthed in the Ml notes
and plat of the official surrey there
of. and ns follow*, to wtt:
Beginning at Cor. 1 Identical
with location and with Oor. 2
Bering Group Aaeoaatton and
Cor. 3 Nome Group Association
pincers, both of Mineral Surrey
N<k 1292. a hr post 4 Ins. aq.,
marked 2 B. 3 N—1292. I W—
1308. whence U. 8. L. M Sur.
1292 bean S. 34 deg. 46 min. W.
1692.9 feet. Thence N. 12 dag.
22 min. W. (Var. 21 deg. 36 min.
B.) along Mae 3—2 Nome Group
aforesaid (She coarse of which ia
erroneously given In Sur. 1192
is N. 12 deg. 40 ttM. W ) 782.1
test to Cor. No. 2 identical with
location and with Cor. 2 of said
Nome Croup, a Or poet 4 ins. aq..
marked 2N.—1292. 2W—1208;
Thence N. 17 dag. 11 mto. W.
(Var. 10 deg. 35 min. B.) 2506.0
feet to Oor. 3, Identical with lo
fWftSon. not set. being near creek
bonk and Suhjedt to overflow.
wMaean corner on higher ground,
a granite alone 24x8x0 Ins. 12 ins.
in ground. 8. 17 dog. 11 min. E.
222.8 ft. dJbtmnt from true cor
ner marked W. O. 2 W—1308
with croon <+) on top surfiaea for
true point, and earth moand 8
ft base 2 ft. high 8. aide of sum*;
Theooe N, 72 deg. 49 mm. V.
(Var. 19 deg. E.) from true Cor.
3 727.0 feet to Cor. 4. Identical
with location, a Bmeetone 24x8x5
ins. 12 toe. to ground marked 4W
—1208; Thence 8. 17 deg. 11
mto. ». (Var. 19 deg. 30 min. E.)
780.0 feet to Cor. 5. not set,
being on low ground subject to
mfn.
corners. 17 c—
m.o feet from true potat for
omw, a Jr poet 4 toe- «4 . marl
ed W. C. *w—1SSS: Them* N.
1 das. 1C into. W. (Var. 1* turn,
it mitt. B.) from true polat for
corner S 16S5.0 feat to Oor. «.
Identical with loeatlon. a Hrae
atofto SSxSxS toe. If lea. In
aroood. marked «w—ISOS, with
earth mound S4 Ina. baae IS lie.
taKti W. aide of name: Thence
N. SC deg. SS min. B.. (Var. SI
dec. SO min. E.) SS3.0 feet to
Oor. 7. tdewtichl with location, a
Ar poet 4x4 ine 3 ft. long marked
7W—ISOS; Thence S. 11 deg.
IS mitt. E. (Var. SS dag. 45 mtn.
E.) SOSS.O feet tm Cor. S, Identi
cal with location, a Ar poet 4 Ins.
sq., marked SW—ISOS; lienee
8. S dag. 17 min. W. (Var. IS dag.
B.) S1SS.S foot to Oor. S tdenO
oal wStSi location aad wSth Oor.
ISM. a 8r paet 4 tap.aq„ marked
SB—IMS. SW—ISM: names N.
54 dec. <0 mla, W. (Var. IS dag.
SI mla. E.) adttttc Una S—1 Bar
ing Orono ndnraanld. tka mm
aaaatf gOraa m Bar. No. IStS. aa
N. II dag. SO mitt. W. 1SSS.00
ft, 1400.S feat to Cor. 1 and place
at Ilf.417 acres
'm la oa earn reared
Pent Hirer, at the
m» elahn la oa
INM OB Pttttttg
at WSBow Creak.
fo«r alar from the shore of Bor
_from the towa of
o. la Cape Noma Recording
ffrmdrt. TarrBorj of ilaaha
The Notice of Looattott of Bald
Oa tha Sooth tka Borina Oroap
and Noon Oroap ptaaaia both af
Bar. 12*1, owned bp thd> Claim
•ad.
U. 8. L. M. No. lift to whMl
tka claim h Mht Mm am a i
•lab abaat 12x1 taa. I n. abort
aarfaoa la aaoaa aioaad and mark
ad U. 8. L. M. 12*2. with «bmc
monad * (I. baas 4 ft. MM « It.
North of amt and la loaatod aa
rooky malaanaa ap»r*whaat«4f
200 ft- a bora Penny Rtvar aad
a boot 12*0 foot Waal at aarna. la
Lot. «« doe. 24 ntla. N.; Load
tad* 10* das. 4* aia. W.
JOHN 80NDBACK.
WNBUL APPLICATION
No. 807*.
ONITBD STATES LAND OPPICE,
NOME, ALASKA.
PBbrwur 20. ills.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
tfeat NOME SUNSET MINES lot. •
corporation, oquIM uader an4
exlstiag pursuant to the lam ot tie
SU*o of Mann, mattorlasd to
do, and dota« Edm la Mo T»r
*«T N Alaska. the Peat Ofto ad-'
through Goo. D. SoholeM, «s doty
aatkorlaad Agent and Attoraey la
Bud. whose toot Ofloo addma fc
Nobs. Alaska, made applioattoa to
tto Unoted states Land Oil! os, at
Itano. la the Turntory at Atoka.
tor a Hatted Staten patent tor pla
ner mining claims knows and den
ended aa B ASSOCIATION and F
ASSOCIATION, attaate oa Penny
Rtror. In Capa Nome Retonlln* Pre
©net. Territory at Alaska, under
Mineral! Burr** No. 1300. Sold
claim In more particularly described
to the M4 twtfls ud pl*t at the
official surrey thereof, and as fol
low. towit:
K ASWMIAIIOX:
Bmrlnartnc *t Cor. 1 identical
with locution nod with oar. 6 O.
K. placer Sor. 1832 « flr post 4
turn. eq., northed 5 OK—12ft, IF
ISO* whence U. 8. L. M. 8nr.
1882 bean If. Id dor. §4 min. K.
5887.0 ft., thence & 48 deg. 00
min. B. (Var. 19 deft. 30 min. B.»
890.4 feet to Oor. No. 2 identical
with location and With Oor. 4 O.
K. placer, a fir pant 4 Inn. sc.,
aerlbed 4 O. K.—-1292. 2F—180.»
Them ft 8. 58 deg. 88 min. W.
(Var. 19 de*. 40 mtn. B.) 1210.0
ft. to Oor. No. 3. Identical with
location, a fir poet 4 in. aq .
aerlbed 8F—1809; Thence 9. 28
d«. 02 rtdn. W.. (Var. 19 dec
30 min. B.) 783.5 foot to Cor.
No. 4 Identical with location, a
fir poet 4 ins. nq.. scribed 4F, 2FT
—1889; Thence N. 48 dee. 99
min. W. (Var. 19 dor. 45 min.
B.) 898.5 feet to Cor. No. 5. iden
tical wfth toeadhm. a dr port 4
inn. aq.. Beriberi SF. IB—1899;
Tboaee N. 88 dec. 51 mla. B..
(Var. If dec. 46 mla. B.) 750.8
tort to Oor. fta. 8, Identical with
location, a fir port 4 imi. aq..
aeribed 8F—1309; Thaaoe N.
54 doc. 88 mtn. B.. (Var. 19 dor.
46 min. B.) 1803.5 fact to Oor.
1 and place of hqptontoc. con
tain! nr aa area <rf 88.878 acrea.
B ASSOCIATION:
Bmdmrtnc at Cdr. 1 identical
wkh location and with Car. 5 r
whence TJ. 8. L. It.
8ur. 1898 'beam N. 28 d*. 27
mla. B.. 7826.17 ft.; Thence 8.
48 dm. 09 mfa. B.. (Tar. 19
dog. 46 aria. B.) 898.6 tort to
Oor. 8 Identical wUh location and
wMh Oor. 4 F Aaoocfathm, thle
surrey prertouely deocrlbed:
Thaace 8. 24 dor. W. (Var. 19
dec. 46 mla. B.) 2109.2 tort to
Cor. 8. Identical with location,
a fir part 4 Joe. «q.. scribed SB—
1309; Thence N. 43 dor. 38 min.
W. (Vor. 20 dec. B.) 892.7 feet
to Cor. 4. identical wMfli location,
a tfmoatono 24x8x5 fne. 12 tin.
In rround marked 4E—ISO* with
cram (+) on top outface Cor true
point and earth mound 24 ted.
bane 18 toe. hflfch 8. aide of acme;
Thence N. 24 dec. 08 mla. B.
(Var. 20 dor. B.l 2118.0 tort to
Oor. 1 and plaoe of begtastfar.
containing an area of 89.988
groamd an Penny River, about
three nrllee from the shore of Ber
ing Sea and about nine and one
half miles Northwesterly from
- the Town of Nome, In Cape Nome
Recording Predact. Territory of
The total area embraced within
this Mineral Survey No. 1301 and
In this application Is 7S.334
The Notice of Location of the
P Association placer la recorded
in Vet tans HI at Page III uf
the Notice of Locadoe of the V
Association planer It recorded la
Vbhuas 111 at Page 111; both
In the oOee of the Reeordar of
Cape Nome Uncording Product.
Territory of Alaska.
That* are no coaMeUi
The agMatag dahn
the North, the O. K. A_
planet, tar. No. 11*1. no*
ed by Applicant; 6a the
Sooth and West
V. *. L.”.*Noli«* to
tUa date It M It a Ha
•Mb shont 1M Ina. I ft.
enrfasa la stone moeat
<d n. I. L H. lit*,
mte « It. base 4 ft.
North of same,, and la