MAJ. RICHARDSON
COMES TO VALBEZ
Maj. Wilds 1'. Richardson, hoad of
the Alaska road commission, and
Capt. F. A. Pope, supervising engi
neer of the commission, arrived in
Valdez last evening, making the trip
over the trail from Fairbanks. This
is the first time that Maj. Richardson
has covered the entire trail and he is
loud in praise of the work that has
been done all along the line.
Starting from Fairbanks, Maj. Rich
ardson drove in a buck board for a
distance of nearly 150 miles. The
rest of the trip was made on horse
back, but the major says there are
several stretches where a wheeled
vehicle can be used. There are nu
merous places where the trail needs
widening but this is included in the
major's plans and he expects to be
fore long to see the trail in such shape
that summer travel with wagons will
bo possible between here and Fair
banks.
Maj. Richardson expresses himself
as particularly well pleased with the
work done in the canyon and on lh<>
summit.trail, under direction of Jack
Ingram.
In tlio opinion of Maj. Richardson
it will bo necessary for a special ap
propriation to doaway with the troub
le caused near Vaklez by ilio j»flac-i« r
utrcams. Ho says that it is not feasi
ble to divert from the regular road
appropriation sufficient money t.<>
bridge the streams but says that he
will willingly 540 before such eoinmit
ioe as may have charge of the special
appropriation and lend his influence
in behalf of favorable action. Another
suggestion made in this conmction
by Maj. Richardson is thai the glacier
dyke bo extended wnlHeiently (o en
compass the streams now causing
trouble.
Maj, Richardson has many friends
in Valde/.,iand in all Alaska tor that
matter, and hero he is regarded aa
having dono more than anyone else
toward the advancement of the ter
ritory and the town, for. practically j
single handed he has year after year
obtained from the govei nmcnt in
creased appropriations to be devoted
to building roads and trails in Alaska
and this fund has been expended w ith |
such intelligence as to show, results
for every dollar. In Vaklez it' is fig
ured that the work done in the can- i
yon and on the summit islof more ad- j
vantage to the town and to the min
ing interests in I In; interior than any- j
thing that has yet boon |Jk>no along
any lino.
Maj. Richardson goes fyoni here to i
Howard to inspect work dpne in that '
locality and will then go f^> Hkagway.
RUSH WIVSTERV
IS YET UNSOLVED
Omaha, Sept. 1 l-W'ith the testimony
adduced at the coroner's jnques! held
yesterday afternoon the mystery sur
rounding the circumstances of the
death of Dr. Rustin has deepened and
again the officers afo in it) quandary.
Tho original belief that* Dr. Rustin
was murdered gave way jfo flu; sui
cide theory after an Investigation
had determined the trutn of s'atc- 1
incuts made by Mrs. Abbiorcb con
cerning the financial (condition of Dr.
Rustin immediately proceeding his
death.
At the hupiest, Mrs. Anbierco tes
tified that Dr. Rustin had planned
with hor to shoot him and then kill
herself in order that his family might
get the insurance that, ho carried.
Twice, she said, she started to carry
out the compact but each time, her
norvo failed her.
Mrs. Abbiorco testified further (hat
after her second failure Dr. Rustin
pointed out to her a man named Da
vis who, according to Dr. Rustin, was
to do tho killing. Davis has been un
der arrest In connection with the af
fair and ho testified that lie had made
no bargain to kill Dr. Rustin but that
Instead he had attempted to t-iko his
own life. Davis made no explan
ation of the cati!»e of bis attempt at
suicide.
Bot-li Davit* ftfid Mr«. Ahhiorce are
being licit I in jail ponding further in
vestigation of the KuHtin death. Their
Htatomenta, both on (ho WilnenH
Htand and to tho police deU>ellvo:»
have been #tralghtf<»rvvard and 'iiiade
in apparent willingnoHH but the oHi
eerH helldve thorn to bo collocating
Homething.
Tho oororner'H Jury brought in a
verdict to tho effect that the decoaned
eamo to bin death by a pistol Mhot
wound In (Ho ted by a peraon Unknown
to tho jury.
Jnpa Coming At ICtul Of Month
Howard, Hept. 14—The revenue
'cutter Hear will depart from (Tnga on
Hoptember 2fi, having on board the
Japan oho poaehors who will bo taken
to Valdoz. Word U> thin effect In
tironglit by tho flteamnhip Dora.
DEPARTMENT ACTS
IK mm case
That tho work of the chamber of
| commerce, directed toward the pur
| pose that Vnldez be aelected as the
; base of mail supply for the Valdez
creek district, lias been of effect is
j indicated by the faet that the postal
■ department has asked for bids on the
route in question. The department
has also asked for bids covering the
delivery of mail along a part of the
route between hero and Fairbanks
I that is deprived of service by the can
I collation of the Miller contract.
The present plans provide for tho
delivery on three routes of a summer
service only. The first of those is the
route from Valdez to (<akona, 15H5
! miles and back, t hree trips a month,
I from June 1 to September 30, weight
of mail ir>o pounds a single trip.
Bond required with bid, $10,GUI).
Tho second route advertised is from
C'hisna to (iakona, seventy-three
miles and back, two trips a month,
, from April 1 to October :$1 and once a
j month during the remainder of the
year, weight limit 150 pounds, bond
required with bid, §(5,000.
nic mirti mute from Uakona to
McKiniey, 1(!0 miles and back, once a
niontli, from June 1 t<> September, in
ouch year; any class of mail to be
carried that the department may
elect , but total weight not to exceed
100 pounds a single trip each way;
running time not to exceed ton days
each way. Bond required with bid,
$20,000.
Sealed prososals for the perform
ance of the foregoing service will be
received at the oflioe of the second
assistant postmaster general until No
vember :5, 1008. All three of the con
tracts will terminate June 150, 1010.
Blank proposals and furt her informa
tion regarding the matter may be ob
tained from A1 vah Kaincs.
W. IBEEKS15 TO j
GET LION'S PLACE
Seattle, Sept. II—W. T. Bocks, fori
a time deputy clerk of the district,
court , his headquarters being in Val
dez, will upon the arrival in Valdez
of .Fudge Silas M. lteid, be appointed
United States commissioner to suc
ceed John Lyons, the present encum
bent.. Announcement to this effect
wjjs made here yesterday by Judge
Heid just prior to his boarding the
steamship Portland enroute for Val
de/.. Mr. and Mrs. Becks are also on
t he Portland.
in discussing his intentions with re
gard to the Vi'.ldc/, eommissioncrship,
Judge Ileid, without mentioning any
names, said that with one exception
be will hereafter probably name
Alaskans in making appointments.
He did not s*ate whether or not Mr.
Becks is Hie exception.
Immigration Inspector I lay worth,
of Vancouver, B. will act as inter
preter during the trial of the Jap
anese seal poachers.
i
Hundreds Homeless Iti Michigan
Menominee, Mich., Sept. 11—The
forest (Ires of the past few days have
made homeless hundreds of residents
of the Pcshl igo country . No loss of
life.has been reported.
In Tuk Pkoijatb Coitkt, Vaujhz Piu:
eiNcr, M'nmo Judicial Division,
■ Tkhuitoky ok Alaska
I n I lie matter of
the estate
of
i
• Win. W. Campbell, |
Deceased )
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of W. \V. Campbell, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the noeossary
I vouchors within six mont hs after Che
(lrst publication of this notice lo said
I administrator at. bis place of business
Oil McKillley street, Valdcz, Alaska,
I the same being the place for the tran
; saction of the business of said estate.
Dated this 27th day of March, 1006,
Jess, A. Crawford,
Administrator of the Instate of Win.
W. Campbell, deceased.
Notice to
(Creditors.
Notice of Difwolution of Co-Part#
ncffthip.
Notice lt» hereby given (hut the co
: partneiMliij) heretofore existing be
tween H. lilum and A. I/. Levy uolng
a general mercantile and banking
bUHlncflfl in Vftldo^i Alaska, imdof (he
firm name and style of A. I,. I,ovy &
! < 'ompany, ban 1 bin day been dissolved
by mutual- connr nt. And (hat. aold
business ii)id oil I bo pronorly owned
by said firm hanboon wold, trannforred
and delivered to H. IMnm & Company
a corporation. That aald H. Ilium &
Company will collect, all debts due
the firm of A. I.. I^evy & Company,
and will j>ay and discharge all Indebt
edness! of tno said A. I». Levy & ('om
pany.
Dated nt Valdc/,, AhisUn, thin 10th
day <»f August, Hwm.
H. Ilium.
A. b. l/ovy.
'JONES IS CERTAIN
OE NOMINATION
Seattle, Sept. it—There is little
doubt that Senator Ankony has in bin
light for renomination at the pri
maries boon defeated by Congressman
Jones. About throe fourths of the
returns are in and .Tones lias 32,000
votes to Ankeny's 17,000. Ankony
lias a slight lead in King county but
it is practically impossible that he
will obtain so great a percent of the
uncounted vote as to give him tlie
nomination.
It is almost certain that Cosgrovo
will In' given the gubernatorial nomi
nation by the second choice provision
of the direct primary law. The nomi
nees for King county i Ulcers are as
yet in doubt.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States I,and Ofiice
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Notice is herel>y given ilml in pursuance of
mi Ael <i Congress, approved May l»>. ISV'J,
KenueentI Mines Company, by 1111• I through
iis regularly appointed manager iimi attorney
ill furl, whose I'ost Ollice address is Kelllle
<•<>11, Alaska, lias ina<lo application for a t'. S.
I'atcnt. for ilio "Mammoth .\<> I." "the Mam
moth No the "han" ami "Clark" placer
claims ami the "Flurry" loileeltiim, hearing
g< - Id ami oilier minerals, together w iIli surface
ground as allowed l»y law, lyimr ami I cing
mid situate in the Keeording Freciiiet <>f Vnl
<lcz. liistriet of Alaska, ami <lcscrilic<l by tin*
ollieial plat ami by tlie liehl notes ol I'.S. Min
eral .Survey No. 771. on lile ill llieoiliee of the
Itcgister of the .liinean I.anil lilstricl. Alaska,
as follows, towit
Mammotii No. l Pi.ackk.
Heginiiing at for. No. I. a Krornsioiu'
i!itf li'.M'.x I i jus. above ground chiselled 1 771,
t'.S. |,. M. No. ft. hears N. W deg. .'>>• mill. 17
see. K. I l-'M.It.! fl. I hence W. 2:12:1. AM I. to cor.
No. 2, ii greenstone ::u.\t8xi2 in*, set lftins. in
ground,and iiiiiiI;1 'J.771 : thence S. :>H11 f|. to
cor. No. :>, ii spruce |>osl ft ins. si|. standing
2 I-2 ft. above Kt'ound marked 11-771; thcnccN.
•'•I ili'K ;">0 mill. K 2ii:tft.27 It. to for. No. I, u
spruce |inst I 1-2 in*. s«|. standing I - II.
above K !• * 1111 * I 'i'ii 1 I 1-771; Ihclice N. Ii>20 fl.
to fur. No. !. tin* place of beginning. Varia
tions at Mil corners IHI cleg. ut> mill. IC. Area
l:i">..Y?:i acres.
Tlio loftition nolicc of said mining claim
liflug iluly of record ill tlu* • »ll'n-.- a.i the Ills
trift Itfforilor at Vahlc/. Alaska, in ISooU I. of
M iiiitig I.ocati<m* at page :<hi, oi tin* records of
tlio Kc«-or< 1 iiik l'i'ffiiift of Valdc/. Alaska,
Tills flaim is hounded on tin- north by tin
known flaliiiants; on tlio sontli iiy loiiiiuna
tioll No. :i. Placer; on tin- east by Combination
No. r> I'liieer; ami on tlie west liv tlie Miiminol Ii
No. 2. l'lacer.
Mammotii No. 2. I'i.ackk.
Hcglunitig at cor. No. 1, a spruce post 5 Ins.
si|. I 1 2 (t loin; set 'J I 2 ft. in ground scribed
1-771, I'. S. I.ocatioii Momimenl No. Ji, l«ears V.
7«» • 1«-lj. II in in. 11 7 *ec. K. illii.lMi ft; t liellfO W.
Var. :ii> ilcg.oo mill. IC. ;tMO ft. to cor. No. 2, a
spruce post I I-'j ins. m|, I I 1 ft. long set :2 12
ft in ground scribed 2 771: thence S. Var. 31
deg. in mill. L. ISIft ft. to for, N<>. '!; tlience l\.
Var. :il dog. ;!,> inin. K iisui ft. to cor. No. I. a
spruce post ii ins. sip standing 2 ft. aliove
ground scribed I-771; thence N. Var, ::<i (leg. OH
mill. IC. 181ft fl. to for. No. I, the place of be
ginning. Area li'iiiacrfs.
Tlio location notice of saiil mining ciaiin
lieiti^ duly of til in thcoAlceof the Ids
trie! Kccnrder al Vahlez, Alaska, in Hook .1
of Milling Locutions, at page :t2H, of I lie l!ce >r<l
ing rrccinct of Valdoz, Alaska. This claim i*
hounded on the north l>y unknown claimal is;
on the south hy the limine Placer; oil the east
hy t'oiiihination Placer No. :t. and Minmnolh
No. I Placer; and on the west hy unknown
claimants.
Man Pi.acri:
Beginning at cor. No. 1. identical with S. IC.
cor of the location, an octagonal steed drill
;J0 ins. long set IH in*, in ground (diisclcd I s
771. I . S. I.oculion Monument No. hears S.
17 dog. mill. Ift.7 see. K. 2V>7. in ft ; thence \V.
2V12.M' ft. to cor. No. 2, ii spruce post I ins. *q.
I 1-2 ft. long, set 2 1-2 ft. Ill K roll lid, senhed
2-7-771 ; I liciiff N. 11221 ft. to for. No.;:; thflice
H. fifiO.65 ft. to cor, No I; thence S. .17 ilrg. (17
mill. K. 2HS.V/I ft. to cor. No. ft, an octagon
steel drill 7-K ins. in ilia. ;;n ins. long, set 2 i ius.
in solid rock chiseled ">-771; thence !•'■. <>7 (leg.
MO mill. \V. 2'.i7.2l> It. to cor. No. i>; thence S. 22
deg. ;J0 mill. K. Htm ft. to cor. No. 7;
thence H. :!"> <lcg. (K) in in. K. :107.80 ft. to
cor. No. I. the place of beginning. Var
iation lit all corners no dig. no hi In. k. Area
120. Ift8 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim he
itig duly of record In the olliee of the liistrict
Recorder at Vahlez, Alaska, in Hook .1. of
Milling Locations, at page:tis of the record* of
the Recording Precinct of Vahlez. Alaska,
This claim is hounded on the north hy un
known claimants; on the south hy the ''lark
Placer; on the cast hy the .luiuho No.
I. Jumbo No. 2. and the Flurry Lode
('lainis;nnd on the west by unknown claim
a ills.
Ct.AltK Pt.ACKK
Heginning at cor. No. 1. a greenstone stand
in* 12x0x12 ins above ground, chi.-eicd 1-771,
I'. S. Location Monument No, ft, bears S. 12 deg.
:t7 inin. HI see. K I2">7,20 ft ; thence S. ;I7 dog.
Ift mill. \V. I:i2n ft. to cor. No. 2. a greenstone
standing 12x10x11 Ins. above ground chiseled
2-771; tlience N. ft'.' deg. Ift mill. \V. Ick ft. to
cor. No. :i, a rock in place chiseled ;i 771;
thence 22 deg. Ift inin. W.J tioo ft. to cor.
No. I; thence B. .V.l deg. Ift mill. \V. 17 H'i ft. to
cor. No, ft, ii spruce post I ins si|. standing Ih
ins. above gorund scribe.I 771; tlience \V.
2M2'.>.fi:i ft. to cor. No, r>, a spruce post (5 ins.
S(|. standing IS ins. above ground scribed ii-771 •
tlience N. 2271 fl. to cor. No 7; tlience K.
2.V12 80 ft. to cor. No. 8; t hence S. Mftdog. no in in.
K, 828.20 fl. to cor. No. !i, a linn-stone standiug
12x7x12 ius. above ground chiseled 11-771;
tlience K mil ft. lo cor. No Hi' tlience H .v.i
(leg. I ft mill. K. 2:i:l ft to cor. No, I. the place
(d heginnitig. Variation at all corners.'Hi deg.
ml mill. K| Area I.V2.1HHI acres.
The location notice of said milling claim
being duly of record In the olliee of the I dis
trict Recorder at Vahlez, Alaska, in llook *.l.
of Milling Locations at page Itl'.i, ot the records
of the Hceordlng Precinct of Viihlc/, Alaska.
This claim is hounded oil I lie north by the
flan Placer; on the south by t'onibination No.
ft Placer} 011 the Kongo and Mammoth Lode
claims, and I lie HI no Placer: and on the west
by unknown claimants.
Kf.lt ft IIY 1/>I>K.
IICKlnnliiK lit cor No. I. blentlent \\ ii li cor.
No. :t. Koiiko Uiilc, It. H. I.. M, No. •>, beam 8
lft deff. IH mill 11.0 hoc. K. 2H">X.8.'I ft.; fliencc N.
•VI <)<>«. ;tO mill. \V. W*l ft. toror. No 2, Mill I leu I
with oor, No, ft. I>nii I'lnccr; I hence N. 117 dex.
:?iinln. K. I.vmfi. to cor No. It; I hciico H '22<li%
uomlti. K. ftouft. to oor. No. I. 11 in on I one 21 x 10
x 10 Iiih. not 12 I dm. ill uroiind chlROlcd I • 771:
thence H. ft7 «Ior itOinln. \V. 1.7)0 ft. to cor. No. 1
llto place of Ih'kIiihIiik.
Vnrlntlon nl nil corner* !5i) deif. (to min. K.
Net Area 17.772 ncrcc. Tlio locution not Ice of
Mlllil clnlin hcliif{ <1 111y of record III the office of
the illHtrict Hoeorder nt VnMcz, Aliixkn, In
llook A. of MIiiIiik I/'iciHIoiih. nt |>nge 17ft, of
the record* of ;ho Recording I'reelnet of Vnl
(lost, Alnskn, Till* clnlm I* hounded on the
north by tlie Jumho No. 2. I.odc; oil the Month
hvfho Kongo l,odo; on Ilio onxf by unknown
clnlinmit*: ntid on the went by Ihe'Unii I'lncer
f'lnlin. The survey covcrllig #nld mining
clnlm* being dt'Mlgnnlod tis Mlnernl Hnrvey No.
771.
Any mid nil pofunn* churning ndvcrcely nny
porll<»n of snld mining rhiliiic or fttrfncp
ground, nrc hereby required to file their nd
vcr*e cliilniH, with the lloglHtcr of (he (t.H.
I,nnd Office nt .fniicnti, Alnnkn, during the
Ixty dny, period of inihllenllon thereof, or
I hey will lie burred by virtue of the Mint life
John W, Dudi.ky,
Kegl«tor,
It I* herehv ordered thnl the foregoing nollco
lie piihll<dicil foi ten eotino-iitIve wceku In (lie
"Vnlde/. We'kly Prospector," n weekly new'*
f/nper ftiiblldhed nt Vnldez Alnnkn.
John w. Drfn ev,
Rrf|UI«r,
Onto of flrni f>iib!lentlon Atigiiftt 301 It, I'.hw,
Dnteof IftNt pltbllcnlloll October SWfld, l(W
lOIIN f.YONK,
Allorney for (Mnltiinnf.
VImH, Our Hforo Wlion 1 n nocd of
Finn Tollot RrflttlaltoB.
Owl Dnipf Co.
Seattle, Sept. 10—Word of the
death in Nome of Dr. Caball White
head has junt been received here. It
was not known here that Dr. White
head was ill and the word of his death
came as a great shook, especially to
Mrs. Whitehead who is an invalid
and lias been staying with friends
here. Mrs. Whitehead is bearing up
bravely and her friends hope that the
word of her husband's death will not
result in a complete collapse which
it is believed would at this time be
fatal.
Dr. Cabell Whitehead was one of
the moat prominent of Alaskans and
was widely known, lie was a promi
nent member of the A relic brother
hood.
APPLICATION No. 051.
Indie rniteel Stales Land Olllee at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. I.'J
Notice islioteby uivt'ii Hint in pursuance of
tili Art of ('oii};res> , approved May lutli, 1X7
Kcnnecott Mines Company' l»v i«ti• I til touch its
regularly appointed maiiaKcr and attorney in
fact, \\ In»si« |u»l ollice address is Kciiliccott.
Alaska, litis iiimli' aptdication for a t'.S. I'at
cii t, for 1 hi' "SweetNat ion a!,' • I ndc| ■ ■ 11< I
oni <•," '• Hon all/a," and ' Uoiikc," plai cr claims.
lu'iiriiiK uold and ot her hiiin rah, to^ci In r with
sin filer i;ronnd a> allowed l»v law, I> i lit?, bc
iiiu and siInate ill 111 : Kccordiiu: I'reelni'l id
Valdi z. IMstrict of Alaska, and described l»v
the ollici-il plat a':d l>\ the field notes of t . S.
Mineral Si;r\cv No 770, on tile in the oliice of
the ItoKister of the .linieatt I.and liistriet, Ala
ka. as follows, to w it:
Swi'KT I'l.ACKIt
l!e>;i n ii i in; at Cor. No. I ideit t leal with the
S VV. Cor. of the loeation, lio. set as it (alis on
I lie east edge of t he Kcniiccnt I I Hi < ier W here a
Cer. roiild not lie made pcriniincil!. I'. > 1 M.
No. 21, hears S ks dejj. 20 mill. K. ft.
Thence cast 2000 ft. to ('or. No. 2. a spruce post
I ins. si|iiare I I-J ft. lonir, set Is in . in the
ground HCrllH'il 2.2, 770; thence North J' • • • it
In Cor. No ;S, a spruce postins. - j | | _>ii. hem.
set 2 ft. ill ground, scribed :l.77o; I heller \\ est
3217.10 ft. to Cor. Nil. I,n greenstone :«2 \ Is x In
tns. set 2<i Ins. Iii ground ehlseleda(x) and I.
1. 770; tholier S. 2• dog. I'-' mill. I', ahiilK east
edge Kciiliccott < imeicr'.".HM..">il ft. to Cor, No. I.
the place of beginning Variation at all
corner-; :!") dog. (CI nun K. Area I >7 .(Vi'.2
acres."
The location notice of sa!d milling claim be
ing iltlls of record ill t lie ollice of the IM-Hirt
I;reorder at Valde/., Alaska, in Hook .1. of Min
ing l.oriitinii~. at page ;tls, of the record* of the
iiccording I'recinct of Valde/, Alaska. I'liis
claim is bounded oil the north by the National
I'lacer Claim ; on the south hy the Indcpeinl
nice rinerr Claim: on the cast hy unknown
claimants and on the west t>y unknown claim
ants.
National I'i.ackk.
H<ginning at cor No 1. identical with the
S. \V. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. I
of the Sweet I'lacer Claim; C. S. I.. M. No. 21
boirsS :;ndcg :bi mill. :'d -re. K.:: i72 Is ' i. I hen e
I ast 2-V>7. In ft. to cor. No. 2, a spruce post • ins.
si|. I ft. hiii)?, set 2 ft in ground, with tiioiind of
stone scribed - 770 ; thence north 2'ds.i2ft. to
cor. No. a spl lice post ills. SI|. lit. lonu set
2ft in ground, scrlhcd 3-2-770: theme West
x.'V.'.ii'i ft to cor. No I,a spruce post 7 ins. sip I i 2
ft. lonu .set 2 1-2 ft. in ground, with moiiiid of
Stone scribed 1-1. 770; I hence South hi dcir. d
mill. K along cast edge of Krnneridt (ilarirr,
2l22.»u IT. to cor. No. I, the place of be^inimii;.
Variation at all corners 301leg. uo mill. I-' Area
L'd.KOK acres.
"I'lie location notice of said laiiiMig claim br
ing duly of record 'li the olliccof the liistriet
Krrorder at Vald.iz, Alaska, in Hook .1. of Min
ing Loeat ions, at pane 317, of t he records of t he
Itccord'tig I'reciliel of Vahle/, Alaska. This
claim is bounded on the north by the Hnuan/a
I'lacer; on the south by the Sweet I'lacer;
on the east by ('. S. Mineral i:iirvcy No.
id'.; and on tin- west by unknown idnim
ants.
ISI>KI'KNI»KK<'i: I'l A( Kit.
Heg'nhiiig at cor. No. I. identical with cor
No. I. Sweet I'lacer anil w ith N. VV. cor. ol the
Location, w licm c I'. S. L. M. No. 21, bears S.
.HSilcg '.*«• Ill i II. K. 3(',i.:Si>fl. tliei l-'.ii-t 'JtMtlft.
' to cor. No. 2. identical with cor. No. 2. Sweet
I'lacer: I hence South 2320 ft. to cor No. 3; a c.d -
toiiw 1 post I ills. si|. I ft. long. set IH ills, in
ground. scribed 3-770; llicluc West |r.|i'.,70 ft
to cor. No. I; thence North K dog. 3ti mill. W.
along cast edge Kcnnecott (ilacicr 231t.. Mi
ft. to cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
intion at all corners 30 deg. oo inin. Aira
;»7.HM» acres.
The location notice of said milling claim be
lug duly of record in the ollice of the I»i-1 ri• t
l!< rordcr at Va Ide/, A la-ka. in liook s, of Min
ing Locations at page 320, of the records of 'he
liccnrdiiig I'fcci'ict of Vahle/, Alaska. This
iTmiin is hounded on the ninth by the Sweet
I'lacer; on the South by unknown claim
ants; oil the east and wes'tby unknown claim
II llts.
Hon a nza I'i.acki:.
I'cKinnini; at cor. No. I. identical ^vith cor.
No, 1 National I'lacer, whence C. s. L. M. No.
21 bears S. 21 del?. !»l mill. :tl st'e. M-Vi.li ft.
tlietice Kast ;;2V.M'."> ft to cor No. 2; Ilience liortli
2111.71 ft. to cor. No. :t. a spruce post I his. sip I
ft. Ioiik set 2 It. In Kio'linl, Willi lliniillil of sod
and earth scribed jt-2.7711; them e West S2i:i.:i7
ft. to cor. No. I, identical w ith N. V,'. cor. of lo
cation ; thence S. I I de)j. 2ti inlli. K. aloli; cast
c.i^eof Kcnnecott (ilacier I'm ft. to cor. No. •>,
a Kmnlle Mono no x 12 x 12 ins. set 'in inn. hi
e roil nil chiselled ■> 77o; t hence S. 2.! • I • • k . Is mill.
\Y. along KaM edgo of Kcmiccott (ilocicr lo:J!»
fl. lo cor. No. ti, a spruce iiost li ins. so. 112ft.
lull); set 2 1-2 ft. ill groninl, with inoiiiiil of stone
set ihi'd ft-770; t hence H. IS del?. .YJ mill. K. aloliK
Kast ciIko of Kcnnecott (ilacier 721.2"» ft. to
the place of b'.'KimilnK. Variation at all
corners ;to doR. 0" m'.ii. K Area I-V.ic>j7
acres.
The location iioIIro of said iiiSuinx clalin be
Inc duly of record In the ollice of the liistriet
liecotder, at Valde/, Alaska, in Hook .1. of
Mlninu Locations, at page :'.2I, of the records of
the Keen "ding precinct id Valde/.. Alaska.
Tills claim is hounded on the North by the
Itotlge I'lacer! on the South by the National
I'lnccr; on the Kast by I'. S. Survey No.
td-'i; and oil the West by niiknowu clalin
II lit*.
KOlflR ri.A(l:it.
Itffc I it i> I itff nt cor. No. I. identhiil with ilicH
W. cor. of the locution,mid wllh <'or No i. 11<>
iiiiii/ii I'lnccr, H, I. M. No. 21 henr.s M, 17 «<«• jr.
'in mhi. liivcp, K. illiliw fl, iiicnce K\»i :t'2n,:t7
(l. to cor. No. 2; thence North IWift locor, No,
:i, n spruce |io«( « Inc. n<|. I 1-2 fl. long v«-t v? I 2
ft In kroun I wlili inonnil of stone i erlhed :t 770;
(hence Weill rt7'2'l.X:i f| to cor. No. I; tliene • H
i I den. 2'> niln, K. \ mini Ion :n ili'if. :so mln. IC.
nloiiK cnwt edK« of Kenneenti (Under ft. lo
i»0f No. i ilie pliK'G of beginning. Vnrinlloii
nl all corner* except I!««• In*t dcg. im niln. K.
A ron. lf»8.W, ncre*.
Tlio lorn I Ion notice of mid claims helng duly
of record In thcollleeof tin* l>l*trlct HecordcY
nl Vnhlcz, Aln*kn ,ln Hook J. of Mining Locat
ion*, nt |>ngc ;M7. of the record* of the Itccord
Inn Product of Vnlife/,, ' hiskn. Tlilf chilin In
hounded on the Nort h hy utiknowu clnlmnuts:
oil thi' South hy Mie lloiinn/ii I'lncer; on Ihe
bum by r. h. Mineral Horvoj1 No, (lift! niul on
(ho Wed hy unk nnwn clnlmnnta. Thesurvey
covering snld hi I iiI nk claim* hcftig doMgnntvil
ns Mineral Survey No. 770.
Any nml nil ftpfftOflS claiming Itllvcmi ly miy
|>i»rt toil of snId mining claim* or mil f nee ground
lire hcrebv required lo Die tlielrnrivcrsc chilin,
Willi the flegUtof of the P. H. f.nnd Office »'
.fiiiiemi Ainskn. dnrltiK the *ixty ilnv* jnirlod
of pnhllcA'loii (hereof or I hoy will he hnrrod
hy virtue of I ho mnliifo.
•foil jj ,V. fH'OI.KY
ItegUtor.
II In hereby ordered Hint the foregoing notice
he published for ten coiinecntlye week* in the
"Vnlden Weekly f'ron(i«i'tor," n weekly newf
|>n|>er jmblMied nt Vnldoz, Alnskn,
.fotiNW. DUfti.r.v,
MegMor
liiile of lir-l |inhl|ei||lotl AogilM Vfl'th, IfKlH.
jinte of taut f>iih)tentfon Oeloher 2SM., IW»H
JoHN I.vow*, Altorney for Clnlmnnt. \
Tho elrmilfttltig nbrnry In now locat
ed nt t.ho Owl drug utorr.
(lull nt Owl Drug (;o. t«»r KulJiymol
Tooth Paste.
Truth and QviaJity
appeal to flic well informed in every walk of life and
arc essentia! to permanent success and creditable
standing, therefore we wish to call the attention of all
who would enjoy good health, with its blessings, to the
fact that it involves the question of right living with
all the term implies. Whh proper knowledge of what
is best each hour or recreation, of enjoyment, of con
templation oncl o" < iToit maybe made to contribute to
that end and llvj use or medicines dispensed with
generally to great sidvanU.pe, but as in many instances
a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable, if
taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co.
feels that it is alike important to present truthfully the
subject and lo supply the one perfect laxative remedy
which has won I ho approval of physicians and the
world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because
of tiie excellence o) the combination, known to all,
and the original method of manufacture, which is
known to the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably
known under the name of — Syrup of Figs — and has
attained to world-wide acceptance as the most excell
ent family laxative. As it* pure laxative principles,
obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians
and the Well Informed cf the world to be the best we
have adopted the room elaborate name of — Syrup of
Pigs and Elixir of Senna — as more fully descriptive
of th e remedy, but doubtless it will always be called
for by the shorter name of Syrup of P igs — and to
get its beneficial effects, ways note, when purchasing,
the full name of the Company — California Fig Syrup
Co. — printed on the front of every package, whether
you call for — Syrup of Pigs—or by the full name—
Syrup of P igs and Elixir of Senna.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsollor-at-J.a\v.
SAI.KM.
Mt'llllll'l' of
Alaska Ij.ir. ()]IK(i()N 1
br. H. COCKER1LLE
I) K.\ TI ST
Sreoml Slrrri
<>n Kr.-crvatioii V A LI >KZ I
The A. Van der Naillen School
of I'racli'.al Civil, KW'driral .Mining;
Mn^inccriii^. ICstaMisliccl ISO I
Occii|i im; Ilicir nwn liiiiMin^, \\<>il. In |> iiikI
>III<1 III l»>l lllol'll's. 0|r'H II11 Villi < >1 I'll I llf
lilIIll<I fur fX-Nlllili'lilo ill nil lllirs. Nr\\ 'In
<lriit>• <-IiiiiiIi1 I'liroll nt ntH-o AiMivf-s
Strcel ami Tf|fnrn|ili Am- Oiiktnmi. < nl.
NOTICIS TO CRI«/DITOItS
IN Till: I'liOliATI. i'(M III', i <»ktv mii.k
el;!•:< im r.'i iiii:i> division. i i i:
ItlTOuV OI- ALASKA.
Ilcfon* l.liin-r I'. Itrn-ly. i 'oiiimiv-ioni i mull
1'ioliati- .liuljjo.
III I ll«- IIISII tor of I III- l\s. a li- ,
oi [ Noti,.- to <"i i lli »i - j
W. M. SIi-1 liii|>. 1'i-ri-iisi-il >
Trtki- Notice, I lint I In1 iimil l - l^ii' iI.U'ii-oiii ilii' |
Ktli ilny oi Muri'li, I'.His. I iy I In- aliovi- roiirl up j
Iml ii I «-• 1 I In' A-l hi IIII t i .i I' ii' i - I I In- r-tlltl1 ol V\". j
Si. Sterling. Doooiini-iI mill all |n'i-ulis 1111 v 111K I
claims u^uiiisi tin- Milii il«-i'«-iiM-il iin- l»i-n-l>y
rc«|111 if-1 lo 11r«--iiit tin-in with (In- | rii|n-i
voiirlii'is, wttiiiii six month* from tin- iluti
lu-n-oi, to tin- iiiiili rsiuui ii in < Ii" ken Cri-i k, :
In tin- l-'iiiiv 11c I'n-i-itii-i. Ti-rrilory of |
A lil.sk II
! in ti 11 till?--Mil ilay of Mn y, I'.mis.
Dnt-- of l-'ltsij I'ii l>1 icii 'ioti J ii ii\- J it Ii, I'.vs.
I.KIKiY I I'l Ii i-:.
A11 in iiiiM rutoi of i In- estate
of \\ . M. Hterlinir Iii-i-i-HM'il. I
NOTICI'/ TO CHIvDITORvS
IN Till-: I NITKD STATICS COM MISSIt >N
Kirs cot i:t mi: Tin-: DisntD t
or A I. ASK A, DIVISION Tl 11 it 11.
v a i.i 'K/ n:i» iNt'i
In I In- Hint I r of III" KMnti'i
of Jin l'|ol.nll
I:<il l-11 A N Iiiti-. ii' i i-i.n il. '
lly Orili'i' of -ni'l i 'oiu-t nnnli- li'-icin on tin'
1*1 li day oi J mn*. A. |>. |!i',i\ Nuliee is hrieliy
l?iv«-li to III.- ' fiiIit• n-- ot. ami to all |i i-.|i'>
iiuvIiik rliiiiii- n K>t I .-t : a ill iii-feas. il, or
."•Kiiiiixt■ " '-'I I'fiitli' i» |ir. - -if tin-in witli the
IKWUfHf)' voiirlu r- lo liii* lltltll-|Kif(ll(Ml A-l
niilitslriilor with the Will Anni' .i-il of siiiil l>.
Into, ut ViiMi'Z, I lie |ilnci- of I• msin< -s ot sniil
I'slllU', ill Valley,, Ala><!;a, within six months
from niiil utter I he 'la lo of ii i> t |inl>li<iilioii of
this not I ii- oi -a in i- will li - liu rn-'l.
Date of l-'ir-t I'lililii a I Ion .InnoH»i»S.
\V. II •' It A It V,
A • I in i ii I -1 ra lor with tin
Will iniiii-xi-il of mi ii I Ks
tali-.
Harrison llo iwii-k
Mlorm-y for Kstalo,
< Mliri- iuii| I'. i». Aililrt"-*,
r^ll ii'Jil Miitnil 1 l.ifi- IHili:
Monti lo, Wiislihittloti
Notice of Forfeiture.
YiiMi'X, Aln?l;it, Fehrimrv Will., I!*'*.
To A. I'. M. Kulik:
Yon nrc Itcrctiy notified Unit (here Im* lieeii
ex ponded in the yenr IM7, in I<i*i<n- iiihI I in
pmveinelils on tin- "l.ltlle I'Iosmiim" lode
minim' t'lnlin it ii*1 on I lie "IIIk lllosvoin"
lode in i li i iik ehlllii, sillnited <ni Copper in i mi it
initi, near I,mullock linv, I'rlnce William
Sound. Territory of Aliiskn, in tin* Vuldc/
ItceordiliU IMslrlcl, llic wnm of fiOil.OO | lit* suld
kii in holmt I lie n in on n I i «'<| it I rod l»v t lie liiws of
(lie tTnitl'il Stiller kovoiiiIiik (hi' locution nli<I
holdlliK of uilnIli|t clillin", iiecoss'iiry to hold
wild cliilins nforetmld for llio cnlmidor >« mr,
•o-wil; the yonr IW7: tin- xiild work hiivini?
Iicoit performed I»y yonr «*»i f»nrt 1101 In snld
('Inline, I,mils l,ililr
Ami nii!«•»••« wlihln ninety iliiys nflcr tIn*
eoinpletlnn of Hie publication of ilii> noticc,
In »ll; within ninety duy.* aflrr 1 In* IHih dn>
of .Mine, ll*'H, yon conl rl Inito yonr proportion
nt Kin h iiiiiiiihI iiJ-xi-xiiiirnt work, to wit: t In
miiii of I'iOiki for cnld ' I,itt1c lllo^nm" ininliiw
claim, unit iIn* nun of f.vi.nn for «ui,l "IHr
IHomoiii" in I it I iik elnlin yonr Intcre-I InMild
in I ii I iik claim* iinil nl I of I lii'in will In* for f«*! I *•«!
to mid become llio properly of yonr ircM-nl
co-owner, nforc*nl<l.
MM'IM MTTLK
i 'o on nor
Notice To Creditor**
IN TIIK I'KOIIATK Cnl'MT, IV ANI> loit
iiii; I'Ki! itiToitv or a I. \mk a . ii:in«i
W11,1,1 AM SOl'NIi I'ltM'INCT, lll l-'Olli- ItOV
H. A, OR \NI»Al,l„ JtllMIK OK I'HOIl \ I i
III I lie hi ii Iter of (In- cMntc i
of [
Max Hftiicr dceonncd >
Notice In hereby fllvcn l»y H. A. Cruidtill. .ir
A(1mltil#trfttor of the eMiitc of Mux Hmicr.dc
i i'ii" d, with will nnncxcd. lo the crcdl|or« of
mill hnvlntf clfiiniH nijiiltiM Hie Mild itecennod
to exhibit nieli ctnifli* Willi llic ncocMrtry
voncher* within *lx months after I 'ie Or»l pub
Mention of (hi* notice, to rntlil ndmltiMrntor
nt till home nt Hcynold*, Ala«kn, the *nmc tie
tnic tin- plneofnr the irmixnction of the limi
ne** of *nld 0«lnte
Imte.l April, tilth, IM#
h. s. t iianhai.i,. nt.
AdmlnlM rntor oj the eMnte of Mux Hiutcr,
ilccenwod
, RKMODIJI/JJD.
Rainier- (irand Hotel
SEATTLE
Ni:\\ M ANAiil.MI'.NT 1'oiTI.AU I'ltlOKS
KtlMM'KAN I'l.AN ( ■ KNTIt A I. LOCATION
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wilson A. While Co., Props. ('lias. I'erry. Mgr
<'. 11. (herliiser Clint). Cowell
COPPER CENTER CLUB
I'». Ovkkiiiskk A- Co Props.
Fine Wines, I/iqnors and CiparH
10 very tiling First Class
;iiui U|»-to-1)at<\
CO IT 10II CKNTKK, ALASKA
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. O. POTTS, Prop.
I- i'.rn|' '"ii 1 Inn. licnioilclleil >m<\ Newly Fur
11i-~li<•<I Telephones In Kuril Kit H.fl. I'.O.
in Itiiihliiiu. Hoi iiml ('olil Water. Ifutes 60c
I*i i0. a + 1 f%
I ! \vi:a I'si\ i ii.-itv St. Oval 1C
MOTEL D1LLER.
11 i'ii<li|ilii rlt'i s fur Vulilc/ people. I'JO rooms
Hull's r.n runi, $1 mill f I.Mi per iluy. I'lrwirluss
l;>-ininniil in r.'linedion. Free Huh. Opposite
1". S. Postolliee.
('us. I'lrs! Av. A f'niverslly st.. SKATTI.K
"Twelvj Stories ol Sollri Comforl"
Building isof con
i re I «•, ui id
ir.su l>lp.
L .fated in the
;i.i • » CnKhii ntth'e
< i.it i u i
•Jror.nn*, 135
I'Uilm.
liil j ;i i am!
I)-, i I'd nmj.'.azir.rfi
ii: ndii j; rooniH
f< r glH'HtH.
A )>.<•(.lutcly lire
SKATTUO'S piv.of.
Most Itrllnod Hi'^IIhIi drill.
IloHlclry WATK8 $1.00 up
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GliNERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Ivllntnar. Alnt»kn
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Hkward Ai.ahka