WHARF OWNERS ARE
INVOLVEDJN SUIT
Unwarranted and malicious con
duct, and successful attempt to pre
vent the plaintiffs from carry ing'out
their business plans are charges made
in a suit filed in the federal court
yesterday evening by John Daltoii,
William J. Shepard and Edward
Doverspike against the|Copper River
and Northwestern Railroad Company
George Hazelett, A.M. "Adams, John
Y. Ostrander, 8. Blum, George M.
Esterlv, John Lyons and T. J. Don
ohoe. The plaintiffs want a total of
$40,000 in the way of damages, and an
order of the court compelling the 'de
fendants to grant a right-of-way into
the town of Cordova.
According to the complaint the
plaintiffs, in Juno last, began the con
struction of a wharf which it was pur
posed to connect with C street in
Cordova. The wharf company in
tended doing a general wharfage
business but before the wharf was
completed, it is charged, the defend-1
ants 'conspiring against tho'plaintiffs' i
constructed a railroad trestle" and a I
lumber yard which make'it impossible |
for the plaintiffs to complete their I
wharf to C street.
It is further alleged that,"t-lio defen
dants planked up the space bet ween
the railroad trestle piling so that the
plaintiffs cannot pass with"'a boat or
raft, and that the plaintiffs have by
the defendants'been refused permis
sion to tako any] such action as will
result in overcoming the obstruction
to the business of tlie plaintiffs.
Assorting that the Katalla Com
pany caused his arrest in order that
some of the company's agents might
destroy his property to the effect
that the company obtain posession
of certain land ho was 011, (1. W.
Henderson, yesterday evening, tiled
suit in the federal court Tasking for
damages in the sum of §10,000. Half
of this amount is claimed as actual,
and half as puntativc damages.
The story of the affair as told in
the complaint is that Henderson was
preparing to build a warehouse and
other buildings on a piece of property
desired by the Katalla Company.
He had, in fact, started the founda
tion and erected a temporary struct
ure, and had a boom of logs tied to
the shore.
Honderson alleges that, finding
other efforts to reinovo him unsuc
cessful, the company caused one of
its agents to have Henderson arrested
on the charge of "threatening vio
lence." Henderson was taken be
fore Commissioner Van Slyke, by
whom the charge was dismissed for
lack of evidenco, but, according to
Honderson, his absence from Katalla
was sufficient to permit the Katalla
Company to destroy his buildings
and foundation, and to turn adrift his
log boom.
Another action filed against the
Katalla Company yesterday charges
that the company is trying to wrest
from A1 Low, William Boswoll and
Jennie Dalton the posession ol min
eral land known as the Comet and
Juneau fractions of the Lode claim.
The property in question is in, or near
the town of Katalla, and the plain
tiffs bring action to quiet title. No
damages aro asked.
DELEGATE SENDS
THANKS TO VALDEZ
Judge WiekerHham writes to tho
Prospoctor exprcsHing earnest ap
preciation of the support lie received
In Valdoz and vicinity In tho dolegate
election, saying thnt his friends feci
under deop obligation to his support
ers on tho const. He adds: . »
"I wish you would Hay to tho peo
ple of Valdez and Houtheastern Alas
ka, through the Prospector, how fully
I appreciate their confidence, and
that I will In ovory way endeavor to
make good the pledges which I made
to them prior to tho election. The
election Is now ovrr and I want all
the good poople of Alaska to anHlst
me In doing all thnt can ho done in
tho interest of good government for
tho territory.
"Please thank my friondn for their
earnest support."
Fighting Bob's Bon In Disgrace
Manila, Oct. 12—Frank Kvans, kou
of Fighting Boh Evans, was this mom«
Ing hy a court martial found guilty
of using disrespectful language to a
»uporlor officer. .
Frank Kafourey, a hotel keeper at
Heldovia, and Mrs. Kafourey and
children, were arrivals on the Berths
Kafourey is a member of the pot.it
J^y
LOVE GOMES IN,
PERRY GOES OOT
Henry K. Love qualified an United
States marshal of the Third judicial
division of Alaska today and at once
took charge of the oillce. Mr. Lovo
gave a security boiul in the sum of
$75,000.
O. L. Vawter will he chief deputy
at Valdez temporarily. Mr. Vawter
has had amplo experience in the of
fice, haying served for several years
as marshal of the Nome district. Un
der Marshal Porrj he was deputy
marshal at Unga. His exceptional
qualifications are admitted in all of
ficial circles His friends point with
pride to the fact that he was the only
oftlcial of the Noyes regime at Nome
who came out with clean hands. He
was not a member of tin- Noyes-Me
'Kenzie "push."
aii obhov deputies serving under
Marshal Perry on (lie date of his re
tirement was at once reappointed by
Marshal Love, in order to avoid any
poHsible legal question as to their
right to serve as de facto officers. By
maki lg them deputies do jure this
possible complication, is avoided. It
is expected that new men will bo sub
stituted for these deputies later. All
appointments of deputies have to be
approved by the department, of justice.
George G. Perry retires from the
ofllce of marshal after more than
eight years of service, lie became
marshal June 0, 1900 by appointment
of President McKinley. After more
than four years of service ho was re
appointed by President Rousevelt.
His term of service would have ex
pired February *2(5, 1901), and his num
mary displacement before that time
is ascribed to the whims of bureau
crat's in the department of justice and
the still more erratic and unnacount
able whims of the passing president
of the United states.
The marshal's ofllce under Mr.
Perry's administration has success
fully weathered every attack upon
its integrity, and its efficiency has
been undisputed. The deputy mar
shals by common admission have
been capable men. Mr. Perry will
sail on the Santa Clara for Seattle,
where he will remain some time. He
retains large interests in Alaska and
expects to make further mining in
vestnu nts. He has a home in Pair
banks and will continue to spend a
great deal of time in the territory.
George Drcibelbis who for six
months has been deputy in Valdez
will go to Seattle with Mr. Perry.
Mr. Dreibclbis was temporialy re
appointed by Marshal Love but im
mediately resigned.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9—By the con
fession this morning of Mrs. Alico
lleisol is cleared up the my story sur
rounding the circumstances of the
recent dentil of ('apt. Clayton Erb.
Miv. T>. isel,.who is the sister of the
woman who was left a widow by the
death of tho captain, says that she
killed him as the climax of a quar
rel concerning the divorce proceed
ings instituted hy Mrs. Erb.
Vor some time Erb and his wife
i .d been at ovds, and Mrs. Krb left
her huBband and sought refugo with
Mrs. IJcisol. Mrs. J'Jrh c|.plied for a
divorce and so soon as tho papers
were served upon him ('apt. Erb made
overtures to his wife to return to him..
This Mrs.- Erb declined to do and
Erb blamed Mrs. Belaol for tho fail
uro of his negotiations.
Mrs. Heisel says that ('apt. Erb
tlneatoned her with bodily harm and
that because of her four she armed
herself. On the day of the shooting
Erb forced a meeting with Mrs. I'>eisel,
and believing herself in danger she
killed him.
CHICAGO WINS IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York, Oct. 0—Chicago 1io1»1h
tho championship of the national
league, tho nine from tho Wlftdy City,
yesterday afternoon, defeating tho
New York nlno l»y a acoro of 4 to 2.
Tho game wan WltnenHod hy ono of
tho blggoat crowds tlmt over puoked
a baao ball park. '• » •
Thin la the third year In «ilfl4e»#l0n
that Chicago haa won tho national
loagno pennant. Tho contender laftt
year was Plttaborg,
Chicago Dcfeata Detroit Again
Chicago, Oct. 12~-Chloago won the
aocond game in tho world'a chain
pionahlp Horloa, defeating Dotrolt
yoaterday afternoon hy a fl lo I wcoro.
Thi» afternoon Detroit wa* rovonged
for Chicago wan defeated by a nooro
of 8 to 3.
IN' Til K DISTRICT COURT FOR TilK TKKKl
TORY OK ALASKA. THIRD PI
VISION.
John Miller, 1'lHlutirr. 1
VH
; Summon*
Adam Swhu and
11. 1>. Rtjriiolili Defondunts,)
Tin; PrcvUlciil of the United stnle.stGreetlng:
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby renulred to ai-pcar in the
District Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, at Valdex, within thirty day*
after the service of this summons upon yon.
ami answer tne\<wnplallit of the above named
plaintiff, u copy of which said complaint" Is
herewith delivered fo yoh; and tiulessyou fo
appear afld auswei the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief aemauded la said com
plaint; the said action I* brought to obtain
Judgment against the defendant A<lam Swan,
for the mnn of fl101.93 ami interest thereon
from October 13th, 1906 at the rate of twelve
per cent, per annum, ,upon a certain promis
sory note described in said complaint, made
by said Adam Swan, In favor of tills plaintiff,'
and to foreclose a ocrtain mortgage made, cx
eeutcd and delivered by salt! Adam Swan to
this plaintiff, upon certain real property des
cribed in said mortgage, to-wit: lot No- VI In
block No 7 In the Town of Valdez, Alaska, as
per the official plat and survey of said Town:
also a lot on what Is known as the Reser
vation, with llfty feet iront on the extension |
of M^Klnley stnSol. and running back to the I
alley In the rear of said lot; the southeast
corner of said lot being 70 bet west of the'lot
owned by theTllllcum Club and between the
lots owned by Mrs. Jas. Klsh and Hcllscher.1
(The said "Reservation" tract adjoining the
said Town* of Valdcz.) which said mortgag
was given to serine the payment of said note,
ami to foreclose any equity or right to,the
sahf property which the said defeudnnt if I).
Reynolds may have or claim in and to said
property or uny part thereof as purchaser from
the salil defendant Adam Swan or otherwise,
and for ten percent upon the amount found to
be due "upon said promissory note, and for
costs and disbursements in said action.
The date of the order.for the publication of
thls&uinmotis is September'J'2nd, 1908, and this
publication is to la- made each week for six
successive Weeks i"i the Valde/. Weekly Pros
pector, a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished in sflid Town oi \ aldcz, Alaska. And
the said defendant, II. D. Reynolds, is re<|.tired
to appear and answer as above set out within
thirty days from the drty <>f the last publica
tion of this summons, to-wlt: witlun thirty
days from and after the 5th. day of November,
1WW.
Wit no* i lie Honorable Silas 11 Held, .ludg<* |
<>f said Court, this Wnd day of September,
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and eight and of our independ
ence the one hundred and thirty-third.
(SKA I.).
O. A. Wm.i5, Clerk
„Jly 4.0I111 11. Ilurton Deputy Clerk.
Slop Jake Becomes Famous
Home one blessed willi imagination,
probably the newspaper* man who
came to Valdez with' the Ameriean i
automobile, has bestowed fame upon
that well "known citizen of Valdez,
Slop Jake. Under the hearting "Fine j
Courtesy in Alaska" the New York j
Times Hays:
"Life in Alaska is uncouth in parts, j
but it has its refinements. In VhIcIoz !
there lived a man named "Jake" who
kept a boardinghouse for dogH. When
the prospeetpra returned from their
sled trips thoy would plaeo their
teams in his charge until ready to
starf. bill ^gain. As lie fed liis guests
on garbage gathered by a house-to
house canvass, ho was known by every
one as "Slop Jake."
"Once upon a time he f<>U ill and
the newspaper wished to chronicle
the fact. , No one, however, knew
"Jake's" other name, and it didn't
seem worth while to waste the time
of the-editorial'staff on so . insignifi
cant detail. So the news was printed
thus:
' "Our well-known fellow citizen,
S. Jake, is c6jiflned to his house with
a severe cold.* It is hoped he will he
out "soon." '
PROSPERITY
July 1 was pintle "Re-employment
Day "••in various parts of the country,
and vory nofciccably at Chicago and
in ( ho vicinity of that great city and
eentor of ..mercantile vantage. The
"prosperity movement" is being
backed by '^hundreds of big manufac
turer's, who realize t hat renewed pros
perity is sweeping over the country
after the financial depression of the
winter.
Among the largest corporations lo
inalce July 1 n' "re-employment day"
is the tliinoliiipeniral Railroad. Af
ter an idleneti^ of eight inontlis r>,500
m<in will bo,.phi. back lo work in Ihe
Illinois Central shops.
The heavy demand from uianufae*
turers for steel ban resulted in Inercas
)
ing the ]>ay rolls of all the big "steel
companies of the country. For weeks
the Ulbibjs stool Cbpipilny, Willi its
eiu/vmbus plant at South Chicago,
haw gradfiaUy increased its working
forco, until normal conditions have
been resumed. Additional help also
will bo employed soon. The Inter- i
national Harvest'•' Company has re
employed nil of its help, and the de
partments are working full time.
Herbert R. Prntt Kills Himself
Herbert E. Pratt, for several years
a school teacher at. ifnga, committed
suicide last month. The widow is a
passonger oil the Bertha, on her way
t■) the states. The cause for Mr.
Pratt's act is not known.
J. (i. iMarx, Charles .faeohson an
Munroo Cuss, mining men from the
Yentna gold district, which lies with
in the shadow of ML MeKlnloy, are
outbound passengers on the steamer
Bertha. Jacolwon Is associated with
Doe Henderson In operations on Nug
get creek, generally conceded to be
the richest stream yet found In that
section; Ca«s works Oil Poor Man's
crock, and Marx Is one of the organ
izers of the Cache Creek Mining Co.,
which has recently, purchased the
whole of Cfteho crook for hydraulic
mining . Next season the oompnny
will install an In^ncnse plant at an
estimated cost of.iJIAO.OOO.
Hay Millard, foreman of the (ialeua
Bay Mining (Jo's, operations at Ga
lena bay, Is spending a few 'lays in
Valdez.
/
SIBLEY ISSUES A
DEFI TO HEARST
-v ' • %
New York, Oct. 9—Former Con
gressman Joseph Sibley, in a state
ment made here this (doming defies
William R. Hearst to publish authen
tic letters written by Sibley to the.
Standard Oil Company management,
or by the management written to,
Sibley. Mr. Sibley doelnres that
there are no such letters in existence,
that none were ever written and
that Hearst is deliberately misstating
things when he asserts to the .con
trary. • -
Referring to his connection with
the Standard Oil people, Mr. Sibley
declares that there is nothing dis
honorable about the rfclationship.tHe
says that he has always been friendly
with Archbold and that there never
has been any secrecy with regard to
this friendship, but he denied em
phatically that there had ever been
any secret understanding between
himself and the Standard Oil Com
pany.
APPLICATION No. 051.
In tlio United States Land Office at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13 15)08.
Nolicc Is hoieby given Hint in pursuance of
mi Act of Congress, approved May 10th, 187'.?,
Kcniiecott Mines Company' by ami through Its
regularly u|>|ioiute<l manager* mul attorney In
(net, whose post olllee address Is/Kennecott.
Alaska, has made application for a U.K. Pat
ent, for the "Sweet, "National,' "Indepcnd
ence," "llon.in/.a," ami' Kongo," placer claims,
hearing gold ami other minerals,togetWr-ts'ith
surface ground as allowed by. law, lying, be
ing and sttn ite In the Keeordilig rreeiiiel of
Vanle/.. District of Alaska, and described by
the oillel'il plat a!'.d by the tiehl poles of U. ri.
Mineral Survey No. 7/0, on tile lit tbe biliee of
the UeKister of the Juneau Laud District, Alas
ka, as follows, to-wlt: "
• SWKKT I'l.ACKR •,»'•"• "
He>?inniiik at ('or. No. I identical with the
S \V. Cor. of the location,,uot set as it fulls on
the east edge of the KelUlcPOtt ClaCler where a
Cor. could not be made puriiiuuoiil, I'. S. I.. M.
No. 21, bears s 88 (leg. 20 mill. K. &t9.86 ft.
Thence east 2000 ft. to Cor. No. 'J, a'spi'itce post
1 ins. square I I '2 ft. long, set 18, III*. in the
ground perilled 2 .2, 770; thence North 2'i32.i>0 ft
to«'or. No :t, a spruce post ins. s<| 11.2-.fl. long,
set 2 ft. in ground, scribed :t.770; thence West
3217.10 ft. to ("or. No. I, a greenstone Kvlx 18 x lo
ills, set *2<i ins. ill ground chiseled a (x) and I.
1. 770: t hence S. 21 dog. I'.i tutu. K. along east
edge Kcimecott (■ lacier 2000.5O ft. tn Cor, No. I.
the place of beginning Variation at all
corners :J0 dcg. ^00 mill. K. Area 157.W2
acres.;
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in the otllce of i lie l»i>trt»t
Kecordcr at Valdez, Alaska, In Hook J..of Mlfi
inK l.oeatious, at page 318,-of the records of the
Keeordilig I'recinct of Valdez. Alaska.: This
claim Is boiimle<i on the north by the'Natiouul
Placer Claim; on the south by the Independ
ence I'lacer Claim; on (lie east l»y unknown
claiinaiits and on the west >>y unknown claim
lints. , , •• • I
NaTIO.S'AI, I't.ACKII. • >
Deglnning at cor No. 1. Identical with the
S. \V. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. I.
of the Sweet I'lacer Claim; U. S. L. M. No. 21
bearsS. ;iu'dcg. it'.i mill. Ill see. li. 3072.38 ft. thence
l'list 25.Y/. 10 ft. to cor.«Ko. 2, a Hprncu,po8t f> Ins.
h<|. t ft. Ioiik. set 2 ft in ground, with nioiiml of
stone scribed 2 770; tlionce -north 2;!l8..V2ft, 'to
cor. No. 3, a spruce post .r> ins. mj. I ft. lone set
2 ft. in ground, scribed 3-2-770;: ttiehtfe \\H>st
32.V.I.(i.r) ft to cor. No 4.a spi'liyo post 7 (us. s(j.. I ir2
ft Iour set 2 12 ft. in ground," with Mound of
stone scribed I I. 770; thence South Ji»dcg.~'*<4
mill. K along east edge of Kcnuccott lilaci^r,
2122..'i0 ft. to eor. No. I, the plac(< of beginning.
Variation at all corners 30 dog. 00join, K- Area
l.'i 1.808 acres.
The location notice of said.miu4njf Claim be
ing duly of reeilVd'n the otllce Of the District
Kecordcr at Vald.ix, Alaska. In 0<n>k.'.1/01 -Mltr
ing Locations, at page 317,of the rc^ordMif the
Itccord ng I'recinct of Vahhv, Alaska. "This
claim is bounded on the north by the lioutinta
I'lacer; on the south l»y the Sweet I'lacer;
on the east by U. S. Mineral* Snrvc'y No.
•V1; and on' tiie west by unknown., claim
ants. ■ ~
I NllKI'V.NIlKKCK 1'I.ACKIt..- ' '
ItcgliuiiiiK at cor. No. 1. 1dent-le»l with'cor;
No. i. Sweet I'laccr and wjtli N, W. cor, rtf the
Location, whence I". S. L, M. No. 21, hears 8".
SM ili'K 21) mill. K. iMfl.flfi ft, IIr'IK'i: Kiyit WOOjjt.
to cor. No. 2. Identical with COJ". No. 2. K\yeet
rimer; thence South 2J120 (t. to cor Xo.'lli it e<»t»
tOIIWIIOll pO»t I ill*. St(. I ft, loUKk.>«f)t IK III*.lit'
ground, scribed H-770; ihenco Wom Ifilrt/Jo" It.
to cor. No. I; thence Norths »il!( ji ntlii. AM.
along enst edge Kennoeott ulacler t2;ilC.r>o.
ft to cor. No. 1. the place of bfigiiiirfiig.'VVnr'
latlon a: all corners 8(1 (leg. on .inlfi, .Ajt;<iiu
1)7. IIh; acres. 1
The location notice, of said milling^ clalirr hS*
log duly of record In the Qrtlec of the IMsjirlct
Itccorde* at Valdez, A1 u-Icn. in li^tik *•' ■ >(
in;; Locations at pago X?o, of the ro?o.,.<lpof h,«
lUcording I'recl ict of VatdoZ',' AliUlfa. Tilts'
cl.ilin Is lionndcd oji the no. th by the'Kwfet
I'laccr; on the South l>y uilkuoWn claim
ants; on the cast anil weslliy unknown vhflin
•••>t-. . ■ / ■ , i ; A {j rt «'
Bonanza I'l/Atrii. it..
llcgiuiiiiiK at cor. No. I. Ittei^thjhl wltlvjcotf
No, I National I'laccr, ^hfeii<'0> I'. S. I,.* MVNo:
21 bears H. 21 deg. HI mill. HI sec. K. ftl.Vi.j I ft.
i licnee Last jr^v.i.tjo ft to <'or Kojfc tlfc.nce Hortn
VIM.71 It. to ('iii". N'u. 3. it.Hptfieje |rfiSt t tils'", n<|. I
ft. long set 2 ft. Ill KroundT'wJtJk 'rtfolhnl Of sod
and carth ccrlh.ed ;i-2.7<o; tlpdic^ A81H.H7
ft. iocfir. No. I. i< 11■ 111 lorti»v> Ith N. \Wcfir. of lo
cation : then ee i. 14 deg. 20 intn. K. along cast
on go of KonneOott (Under 4'.»0 ft, to cor. f>o. ft,
t\ granite stone x 12.x, 12 lnsT *et 2n lju, ip
itroiind chiselled r. 770; thcrtco S. 22 dreg. fli trtjrt.
VV. along Kftfct <sdgo of Kennoeott (il>ici<>* lOif'.t
ft. to cor. No. 0, a gplllcc port fi lilfO ho. I 1-2 ft.
long sot 2 1-2 ft. In ground, wHIi mound of stolid
KCrltied fi 7/0; t hetico H. 18 deg.. />7 niln, K. along
Kast edge of Kfiinccotv OlAMer 721.2#' ft. to
the place of beginning. Variation .at nil
corners S!0 deg. (Hi rtun. K. Area l'i0.(>27
ncrce. • * - , l
The locution notice of said injiiliig e.lalin bo
Inc duly of rerord in the ofllcO of TpO> DfMi'fct
Itecoriler, at Valdez, Alaska,. In llooK/.l' of
Mlutnu Locations, at lingo JW1, of Ihu records of
the Itecoi'dlng precinct of Vnldt-ss, AlnVka:
This claim Is hounded on the North, by th,c
Rouge riiwor. on the South hy tlio National
Placer; on the Kast hy U. 8. Survey* No.
Gift: and on the West hy uiiktih\vnw(lnliri
nil t k
Roi'flK f'UCRIt. , , ,
Heginnipg at cor. No. I. Identical with the 8;
W. cor. of the locution,and wrtli tor. No, 4. ji"
imtizn I'lnccr, 11. H. L. M. No. 21 hours H. 17 oojr.
20 mlu. 10 wo. 15.7-fldMI ft. theneo Hint JKIJUft
ft. tpcor. No. 2; thenco North IWftft tocor. Nrtj
;i, ii upritco i>ost 0 Ins. n'|, I 12 ft. long not 2 l-y
ft In gfOtitM with mound of stone ccrlbbd H-770;
theme West !)72fi.Kvt ft to cor. N't. thouotf A.
11 dog. 20min, K. Variation ;lt dog. Romln. K.
along oust edge of Kennocoft (Jlacler 2(>oo ft; to"
eor No. I IhoplRCeof beginning. Variation
at nil corners except the la*t ;«i dug.' 0u thill. K.
A For IfiH.MO Heron. , • . I
Tho location notluoof *nl«l claim* being duty
of record In tnoofneeof life. District Recorder
»t Valdc/., Alaska, III Roolt J. of Mitring Loch*?
ions, hi page :i!7. of the records of tlnrrtooiird
ing Precinct of Valdez, 'limka. Thin clnlni I*
hounded on tho North by nnkiiown claimant*;
on tho Month by the Hoflnnxa I'lnrt-r; on the
Kawt hy u# H. MIn«»r»l Hnrvoy Olfri'Awl:on
tho West by nil known elaimant*. TheKUfvwy
covering said mining claim* being dcslgtiafod
a* Mineral Hnrvoy No. 770.
Any and all person* claiming tidjrfcrnejy any
portion of snid mining claims or surf#<f ground
urc hereby re<|ulrcd to flio fhMf adverse claim,
with tho Itoglftcr of the V. H. Mild Ofllco al
.ftmoaii. Alaska, during the sixty days period
of publication thereof or tbey will on- Mirred
by virtue "f the statute.
Johk w. inni.r.v
Kfglsler.
It l» hereby ordered thai tho foregoing notice
bo published for ten consecutive weeks In the
"Vnldex Weekly T'-ospe' tor," a weekly news
paper published at Valrtea, AlasVa,
/oimw. DuMit,
(ft fritter
Date of nrst publication August 2ntb, IGfW.
l»ato of last publication October 22d., IPM
JoiiM I.von*. Attorney for Claimant.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States Land Office
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
j Notice Is hereby given tliHl in pursuance <>f
mi .'Apt o CotigroHs, Hplvofwl May 10. 1872,
KuiineeeU Mines Company, by and through
Its regularly appointed manager and attorney
■ Iii fact, Wliosu I'ost Ofllee address Ik Kcnue
eott, Alaska, has iniiile tij.fdH'»tW>n for n I'. 8.
Patent. (or the "'.Mammoth tio. 1." "the Mam
moth No 2," the "Uan'',Rttd "Clark" placer
claim* ami thfc "Flurry" lede claim. bearing
gold ami otllcv mineral*, together Vrlth surface
ground as allowed by law, lyltiie and leing
and sltuate'ln the Pi-cording l'reclnet of Val
de». Pistrlct. of Alaska, .m«l described by the
official plat and by the Held notes of U. 8. Min
eral 8urvev No. .771, on 1116'ln the olllee of the
Register pf the Juneau Land District, Alaska,
ftV follows 'towlt':
1 ' Mammoth No.'l I'i.ackk.
• . -.V 41 . •*
Meg I nn'lng i\t t;or. No. I «• greenstone siand
ing .lOxOxliV ln&. iibrtve grb'tinfl chiselled 1-771.
I'. 8. h. M. No. • boars..N. H2 .deg. ">o mln. 17
sec. K. 4428.33 ft. thcuto W. 2:fcM.20 It. to cor.
No. 2, A greenstone ■ HOxlftx'12 'Ins. set l.Vln*. in
ground, and marked 2.-771; thence 8101 fl. to
eton'-No.'8, a spruce 'post 5 ins. sq. standing
2 1-2 ft. above ground yintked -Jt-771*; tbeneeN.
01 deg fit) mill. K. 20:V>.27 ft.-to,cor. No. I, a
PP/.)>.CV|.P0StI 1-2 ill*: sq. standing 2 1-2 It.
above ground scribed .-t-771; tiience N. 1920 ft
to cor.-No.'!,'.the place of beginning. Yarla
tions^at -t<t) centers HQ dvg. 00 mln. K. Area
1S5*.&73 rti'res.
TJie -localloii notice of said mining claim
being duly.of record in the oflicec.f the Ills
ti iirt Recorder at Vaidc/. Alaska, in ItookJ.of
Mining Locations at page ani oi the records of
the Recording l'reclnet of Valdcz Alaska.
This claim Is bounded on the north by un
known claimant*; on the south by I'oinblna
lion No. 3. I'lacer; on the cast by t'onibiiiation
No. ;"> Placer; aiidNm tlie west bv the Mammoth
No. 2. I'lacer.
i . MAMMQTU-- NO. 2. I'l.ACKH.
Beginning at cor. Nq. 1, ti spruce post 5 ins
wf.•! l«!i f(. long set 2 1-2 (I. In kiomul scribed
1-<71, U,-S.'Location Monument No. 5, bears N.
70 (ICS. II liltn. 11 7 sec. K. 71I7.UO ft; thence \Y.
V«r. .'to (leg.<10 mill. K. :$HM) ft. in cor, No. 'J, n
spruce post 4 1-2 llis. si|, I 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft In grouml seribed 2-771; thenee 8. Var. HI
deg. .|0 mln. E. 1HJ5 ft. to cor, No. thence i:.
Var. -'tl <leg. 8ft inln. K 8810 ft. to mr No. i, u
spruce post S Ins, no. Htamling 2 ft. above
grniind\seribtib«»-7711 thence N.-> Var. :»««. on
initi. K. l»r:> ff.'to cor, No. 1, the place of be
ginning. Area iWaereA."
T.he . location . .notice of «aid mining cialiu
liefng duly of recti td in tlicofllceof the I'I
trie! Recorder at VaMez, Alaska, in Hook .1
of Mining f.<icat Ions, at page ;I20, of t lo' Kee >rd
ing. Precinct'Of Vrtldoz,'Alaska TIiIh claim is
bounded (M tlio north by unknown rlainmi.t-;
on tneiwrttff'by'tiic Itonge Placer; on the oast
by Combination Placer No. and. Mammoth
No. 1 Plal'er; ami on the west* by unknown
claimant*! •'
• . I)AN l'tiACKK
HeglnnUig at cor. No. 1. Identical \\ i11i S. P.
cor. of the location, aif octagonal steel drill
180111*, long set in ins. In ground clilscled I-S
77!,. r. S. location .Monument No. 5, hears s
^7 deg'. U) mill. 45.7 secivK. 2557.10 ft ; theme VV.
25:t1.,.80 ft. to cur; No. 2, »» spruce post -I III*. si|.
•I 1-2 ft. long, s.et y 1-2.ft. In ground, scribed
-2-7-771thence N. :I221 ft. tn cor. No.:!; thence
15. 000.05 ft. to cur, No. I; thence 8. :I7 deg. 07
mill. 15. 28H5.2I ft. t«V cor."No. 5, an oelagou
«tcol <lrlll 7-H ins*, in din. !to I us. long, set 21 i lis.
inTiolid'rock chiseled •">-771; t It once 8.07 deg.
■SOnjtn'. W. 2S>7.2<> ft. :to cor. No. 0; thence s
deg. jjOmill. 15.- tUKl ft. tn cor. Nu 7;
t/iVtoV M.-":tr"» deg'. 00 mill. K. :tr»7.Mi ft in
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all corners :io dig. on mill. I.. Area
PAMfiti ift rek >
The location notice of s^ld mining claim be
ing dulybf record in the oilice of the District
Recorder at Valde/i Alaska, in Hook .1. nf
Milling Locations, al page ;tlK of tin- records of
the Recording Precinct''of Vftldc/, 'Alaska,
This' claim is bounded oil the north b> un
known claimaifts; oh the south by the Clark
J'lacer;. on. the; east, by the .lumho No.
1." Jumbo' Kii., [2. and the Flurry l.ode
('lailiih.'aintoirthc W.Cfct by unknown claim
Ants.
'• •'* Cl.AltK PUCKK
Iteginiiing at cor, No. 1. a'greenstone stand
in* 12x0x12 ios above jgcound, ehiselcd i-7ri.
P. 8. 1."n ut ion Monument No. bears S. 12 ileg
;'.7 mill. 10 *Ce. K. I2.V7.20 ft ; thence H. di g.
■15 min. \V . d:t2ii ft. to cor. No. 2, n grceiistnne
4landihg 12x10x11 Ins. above ground chiseled
2-774 ; thence N. M deg. 15 miu. \V. Is.s ft. (■>
cor. No. 8. u rock In place ehiscleii ;i 7715
thence '22 rdeg'. 15 mill. -W.J 000 ft, tn cor.
No. I; thence <b;g. 15 mill. W. 17.so ft. tn
cwItJo, 6, a spntH' jirtst I ins si|. standing in
Ins. above gortind scribe.1 5-771; thence W.
2829.08 ft. to cor. No. 0, h spruce pnst 0 in*.
.si|*stniiding is Ins/abnVV k round scribed 0-771 '
thence N. 2471 ft. to cor.. No 7; thence K.
HO ft. <0'cor. No.H; tficnce K. ll'nleg. (Ki miu
15,,8'JH.20 ft."to eor. No. t>, a limestone standing
12x7x12 ins. above ground chiseled '.' 771 ;
IjhnWil KJIU'il fl-T lo-Jcor. .No. 10: thence S .">'.1
deg 15Jiilu- 15 ■ 2.'W jft. to cur. No, 1. the plae^
orHcglrtifiilig. • Variation at all corners ;{u deg.
0Umin'..J5, ft re/1 152 JKin acres.
Tlie location' notice of said milling claim
lading. diUjfc.of record In the otlice 'of the Idi
triet>Recorder at Va.ldez, Alaska, ill Hook I.
ot Mltiiiitf l.oeatlotlX at imgd :!1!>, ol the records
of the Recording Precinct of -vnldcx. Alaska.
Tills claim is bounded on the north by the
jtiiu Placer; on the south hv Combination No.
5. I'lacer; on, the Kongo and Mammoth l.ode
claims, and tliCP Blrie I'lacer; and eti the west
by unknown claimant's.
I~l1 ; *» rflXPRK* Jx»l>K.
H('KimiirM*/n( eljrJ A'o. I. idenMcHl.tvllli mi
No. 'lU\ii|<e Lodo. U. y. I, M. No. henr.s
It* in in -tl-ll Bee. K. ; Ihriier N.
12 (leg. Sim In. \V„ t'.i)o fl-.tqcor. No. 2, Identical
tfiTHcoij Nh, wl)Kn rim ci; 'ihCnw N. 07 (icR.
.'W.tniw', K,f|.Wn ft to i'oi'Omn 3: thciice S '.22 dejr.
30 mill. lvOitofi. In i iir.^Xo. I. Jilne ("in- '.'I x I >
x Jo tfvs VJ "in*.- in i'ltininl « li|v Ii*'1 ! 77 > :
llieppo S,tl7 dc'K ;W'inin..\Y.,1.*)Oi> fi. i i
t hrplmpy>f liegt-nniug.
Viviti'U'i'ii i'' 11H .roi.x^ir." :•» <:«-i 'Hi mm I
Net Art ti 17.i)1 ncri p, The bic.iluii i.otict i
safri 1*1 &#iI*'I■ i-i-»'iK •'1111V of rl'i'i.isr tiV'J In- oilier
tlic Jllftificl Kworilur at Va'd / A «if>kn. i."
iRiViK'n^'Of Miutiij; I.ochIIoiii, ii it'.
tlKl rwi^i)i, «►/.-» lie?.. I{«v*<>r-Hiin I'r rni. i 1.1 V
dcz, AltisknV This claim l> Iiouiii). <1 on i
norili l»v the Jnint o No. i. I^odc; "ii tl.c^mi i
iiv Uir {lunge Lode; on Mm ens by nnkiio-.« i
elRirnttntH^ irnd'on tlVo wrtit by the i>n11 I'lccr
('Uitjjj..,/riir • purvey ("ivoring sitiil mining
<i In lifts i »'< ■ i n u de-iuiifited us Mln in Hnrvev N
!
Auy jiii'I ii 1! lur-oii" clalminu m>1 \ r-r' v an;.
pn'ruOli tif viild mini lie iliiiinx or in inc
ground, ii rt* heseby required I • > lilcthe'i ml
verio cWiinti, w'i.ili iIn- lleglster m' tlie I'.s
f.and Olllct1 nt .tnneaii, Alaska. iliivliiir i!v
Ixty day. period of |>nl>!ici«lion thereof, m
iWy^'llpc hhrrcil l>y virtue of the>tntnte
i •' • •» JoiiS1 \V. Ui'of.K.v,
fr ' • ; lU'dlHtt'r.
Il ls hereby ordered ji lint I lie foregoing not lee
be jinbilnho'n foi ten eomftcutlve week* in the
"Vftldez.Weekly . I'tfoanci'tor,'' n weekly news
paper piluM-died at Vnldex. Abinka.
■ ' Jolts W, r>ifi>i.i:v,
' • ■ xt-i . ■ Rogl^tor.
Dfilc'ot tir/il publication Aiiriift vf»HIi, I'.hih.
PMC of lilft pilbllx-nt 1011 October 'Wild, l!H»H
ilotlN LfoSiK,
Aitorney for 0)a|tnttut,
IN tilK DISTRICT COntT KOH TIIK IT.K
lilTORY'OV ALASKA, DIVISION
' ..'NUMFTKK TIIUKK.
\villMm W. HOtt*, 1
* ntlff. |
V.« OR I'I'lil.l'A
Add TtllftP, , . ' TION So. JTi7
l>ef<£idnnl. J
"I'lii' I'MKsibRNT <>k tub Unitkd Static or
otir.F.TiSff*: To Tim Aisovr. N*«r»
ItKKfcNOANT.
You nrc hereby reunited to nppenr In (Ik
DHtrlet Court for the Territory of Mimiui.
Third Judicial Division, hi Vnldez within
tliirtV (:«t) dHvi» lifter fho ftoftipleflofi of Hit
pnhllontlon of tills summons: to wit, Wit It I n
thirty (30) day* alter thoftth day of Novomhot
1*»0H nfirl answer the eoinplrtlnt of the plaintiff
tiled In Mlit notion, or )udKincnt will he taken
aRalnsfyntt In default <>f so«'h answer In «r
eordnnce with the prny<-r, of plaintiff In hl«
said cArtinlnlnt.
This said nellon Is hrotiKhf ngnlu*t yon, tlx
*«ld 'intndiint, by the plaintiff to ohtnln h
oonret" of dlv.ciiB«" dl«solvlnff the marriage
rdlatlon heretofore mid now exMIng between
'yotrA'hd'rfaM plaintiff.
An oritur for piihlleatlon o( summon* in thlr
■•notion wrts made liy Hie Ilonnrahle Mllni II
Held,Judge Of *Rhl Court on the '21st day <il
ftentetnher lOftrt.
u Witness the llonornhle Kiln* II. Itehl Judge ol
mild eotirt ITifti '.Jlst dny of tfeptemher Ititw and
61 theIndependanee of the Culled Htntrstlie
one hundred itid thirty-third.
Cl«rk of the Dlstnet Conr.,
Territory of Alaska, Third
Division.
Hy John II. ilnrton,
Jiepnty Clork,
First pnhllentlon Heptember 21, I ton,
l,a*t pnhllefitlon November ft, HKix
[ALASKA MINER CAUSES
ARREST OF GAMBLERS
Seattle, Oet. 10—Ed. Fay, A. D.
Holly, Thomas Clancy and Charles
i Clark are in jail here as the result of
a little blakjaok game in which they
were interested while the steamship
North western was on her way from
Nome. J. NV. Eraser, a miner, loat
$360 in the gamo and when the ves-^
sel tied up to the wharf here he was
the first £man down the gangplank
and was bent upon punishing the men
he declares robbed him in a crooked
game.
The men admit that they played'ln
the blackjack game but deny that
there wan any crooked work so far as
they are aware. The authorities are
looking up (he suspeets's records.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM,
Member of
Alaska Bar. OREGON
*
1) r. H. COCKERILLE
DEIST 1ST
Second Street
(>n Reservation VALDKZ
The A. Van der Naillen School
of Practical Civil, Electrical Mining
'Engineering. Established 1804
Oeenn inn llielr own building, work«l»u|» ami
•(ml laboratories. Opi'ii till year. Great do
inn ml for ex-Miiilents hi all lines. Now stu
<leuts should enroll ill once. Addresti .'VIst
Si lent uml Telegraph Ave Oakland, ("ill.
,Rlv MODELED.
SEATTLE
Xi:\\ Manaokmknt Popular Pricks
Kukopkan Plan Ckntral Location
Finest Cafe and Bar In The City
Wilson ,v While «'<>., rro|>s. C'Iims. Perry, Mgr
('. I'». Overhisor Chan. Cowell
COPPER CENTER CLUB
('. I>. Ovkhiiiwkh Co Props.
Fine Wines, Iyiquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
and IJp-to-Date.
COPPKK CKNTKR, ALASKA
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Kur<>|iciin I'lun, Kemnrielleil anil Newly Fur
nislii-il. Telephones In Ktteli ltooin. U.B.P.O.
in ItuililiiiK. Hot iiikI Colli Wntcr. Hates 60c
to Qo of 1a
1st avk & Univkunitv St. Owallt
MOTEL bILLER.
"Twelva Stories of Solid Comfort"
! Building in of con
crete, Htoel and
marble.
1j >eated in the
my-t fashionable
h11 £ district
2I<» rooms, 136
b&iln*.
Li /.'ary and
l> .a id magazines
in reading rooms
for gueHtfr.
A iMolutcly fire
proof.
IOii^IihIi Grill.
RATRH $1.(10 up
SEATTLE'S
.MohI I to lined
Hontolry
Ellamar
Mining
Company
Powder, Caps, Fuse, ,
ajid all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
EUnmnr. Alnaku
To McMillan wr & wool co.
iIWktim f* ■ ineL
MINNK.AfOMH, . . MINN.
WHIT Wr FOR CI RCUI.Ann
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Hbward Ai.ahka