sum ROUTE IS
ONE FALSE ALARM
That the "Susitna route to Vuldez
creek" is all buncombe is the declar
ation made* by several Valdez men
who havo just come out of the dis
trict in question. Tom Lawson, Jack
Tansy, James McHie and Jack Bis
hop are the men^who havo just ar
rived and aloug with their denial of
the truth of the Snsitna route boom
they bring glowing reports of the dis
trict.
Pete Monohan is said to have
bonded his proporty for §>1S0,0(KJ to a
number of Fairbanks men and it is
also said that Monohan will come out
with the biggest poke of any of those
who have been operating in the
locality. Dan S. Kain is also well in
the money according to reports and
there are several others who will
come out well rewarded for their
season's labors.
According to Lawson all the men
now in the district are coming out by
the way of Valdoz and he says that
Dan Cain declares that he will always
come out and go in this'way so long
as he is interested inside. Dan Ken
nedy had arrived from Fairbanks and
had started back when Lawson left.
xne camp was snort oi provisions
and Kennedy sold what ho brought
but he was unable to get into the
camp and the supplies had to bo
brought across tlie river in small
boats. Kennedy had a hard trip and
at times it was doubtful if he would
bo able to complete his juorney with
out waiting for snow.
In the opinion of the men just ar
riving here the Susitna'route agita
tion has been started by trading
companies to the westward and may
result in misleadingXneweomers who
will not only be sorry they tried it
but will never again attempt to make
the trip over that route.
G. 0. P. LEADERS
ARE IN TROUBLE
Toledo, Sept. I—The Toledo Times j
this morning publishes a story of j
trouble among the republican leaders
and quotes Senator Joseph H. Fora
ker in substantiation of its assertions.
Senator Foraker is alleged by the j
Times to have declared that lie has |
made no peace compact with Taftj
and Roosevelt and that lu* has adop
ted the Bryan policies, favoring them
against those of the republicans be
cause the former policies are genuine
instead of imitation, as are the latter.
The publication of the purported
Foraker interview created consterna
tion in the ranks of the republican
party in this eityjind the local lead
ers are denying it as a falsehood, pure
and simple. A Cincinnati dispatch
says that Foraker denies (lie story
and says that its only basis is the
fact that he made the statement that
there is 110compact between himself
and Mr. Taft because there is no
trouble making one necessary.
OAKLAND HAS BIG
MURDER IflVSTERY
Oakland, Kept. 1—Tho police of this
olty aro all at Hoa concerning tlio
dotailH of tho murder of Mrs. Daniel
Donohuo who wa« fcund dead in ^ier
own a homo Sundy. it. was at nr«t
boliovod that tho crimo was coinmit
tod by R. H. Arkoll, who was in love
with tho woman and who had tried to
induce hor to run off with him.
Last, night, however, Donohuo com
mitted Hulcide, leaving a note in
which he charges Joseph Berry with
ktlling Mrs. Donohuo. Arkell is still
held on suspicion that lie has some
knowledge of the affair and tho police
are soarching for Berry.
Tho police aro unable to arrive at
any causo that would induce Dono
huo to tako his own life, nor are they
Able to get any evidence to corrobor
ate tho ohargo made against Berry.
DISTINGUISHED MEN
SEE VETERANS MARCH
Toledo, Hopt. 4—Watched |»y thous
ands of persons nearly 12,000 veter
ans of tho civil war paraded throu R'»
tho streets of this city this morning.
In tho reviewing stand were Presi
dential Candidate Taft, (lovernor
Harris, United Htates Hen a tor For
aker, Mayor of Toledo Brand Whlt
iook and Commander Burton. With
tho army posts a half block apart the
parado was four hours In passing the
stand.
Heinr,
Hauerkraut 2 lbs for 25 o.
liOvo& Whitley.
VALUES ARE VAST
COPPER DEPOSITS
I
(Jeorgo DavUlaon, manager of the
I Alaska United Copper Exploration
Company, arrived in Valdez last
| night from the Kuskulina wliero^he
has spent tho summer doing develop
ment and assessment work on tho nu
merous properties owned by tho com
pany. Davidson's company J owns
properties in tho Nizina, Kuskulina
| and Lakina districts and also along
j the Strelna, near tho Hubbard and
! Elliott mine.
Mr. Davidson has had, twolvo men
! at work during tho season and says
that the result more than justifies the
hopes of the owners and of himself.
He says that the company has much
property that as yet has*not boon
thoroughly prospected but that tho
results of tho past season, not only on
I tho property in which he is interested
but on other properties in the districts
in question leaves no doubt as to the
j wonderful values to be 'found in tho
country.
"There is more copper inside"£do
elared Mr. Davidson, "than the best
| informed men outside have any idea
j of and all the district needs to make
it 0110 of the biggest mining centers
of the world is a railroad. This rail
road is going to bo built; if not by the
people who are reported to have pur
chased the Hubbard and Elliott prop
erty then by someone else for there
is too much wealth lying idle in the
shape of tonnage to permit of tho
prize being unclaimed for very long."
Mr. Davidson says that there are
many properties that are nowjso well
advanced in development work as to
make it an easy matter for a mining
expert to determine their value and
that the district is way beyond tho
prospect stage.
Mr. Davidson will go out on the Yu
catan.
SILTING TRUST
EARNINGS DECLINE
NVw York, Sept. I—Earnings of the
American Smelting Company for the
lineal year ending April 30, last, wore
$$,81(5,000 less than the earnings of
the previous year according to a
statement jnst issued by the smelter
concern. This deficiency is in a
Ki'cat measure attributed to financial
conditions and the consequent slump
in building operations and other
features that have influence on the
copper and lead market.
President Guggenheim of the
Smelting Company says that there is
at present a marked improvement in
the copper and lead situation and he
looks for a return to former condi
tions with a probable improvement
when compared to other years.
Charles Koppus, who owns placer
property in on the Chittitu, arrived
in town tins noon. He says that
while he was only able to work about
a month lie is satisfied with the out
look, and he predicts great things
from the placer camps in the locality.
Mr. Koppus says that his property
requires machinery to work it to the
best advantage and ho expects to
work on a big scale next year. With
Mr. Koppus were five men from the
Davidson copper property outfit.
They all came down the river in a
hoilt to the mouth of the Tasnuna.
In Tun I'hohatk Court, Valdkz Pre
cinct, Third .Judicial, Division,
Tkkkitory of Ai-ahka
I n the mat ter of
the estate
of
Win. W. Campbell,
Deceased
Notice to
Creditors.
Notice is hereby givon that fcho un
(lei-Hi 1^11 <m1 administrator of fcho ontate
of W. \V. Campbell, deceased, fco fcho
croditorH of, and all jporHoiiH having
claims against. fcho said decoaHed, fco
exhibit (bom with the necessary
vouchern within nix months after fcho
Urst publication of this notice to Haid
adminiHtrntor afc bin placo of huslneHs
on McKlnloy Hfcroefc, VaUlez, Alaska,
the Hamo being the place for fcho tran
saction of tho business of Haid entato.
Dated this 27th day of March, 1008.
•Iohh, A. (Crawford,
Administrator of the Estate of Win,
W. Campbell, decoaHcd.
Notice of DlBBolution of Co-Part,
nershlp.
Notice in hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween H. Hlum and A. L. Lovy doing
a general mereanfcllo and banking
business in Valdez. Alaska, under tho
firm name and otyle of a. L< Dovy A
Company, haw thin day beon dlnnolvetl
by mutual consent. And that «ald
business and all the pronorty owned
by Haid flrin ban been hoIu, traiiHferrod
and delivered to H. Hlum & Companv
a corporation. That Haid H. Blum A.
Company will collect all debt* due
tho Arm of A. I/. l/ovy & Company,
and will j»av and dlHchargo all Indebfc
edncHH of tfio said A. L. l«ovy &. (Com
pany.
Dated afc Valdez, Alaska, fchla 10th
day of August., 100H.
H. Hlum.
A. I), I/evy.
STANDARD OIL IS
AGAIN ON TRIAL
New York, Sept. 4—Another big
battle in the warefare being waged
against the Standard Oil octopus by
the federal government began this
morning when the suit started a year
ago to dissolve the Standard's Now
Jersoy corporation was resumed. The
action, shortly after it was first called
for trial, was contiuuod until last
July but owing to other business it
was impossible to again take it up
until this morning.
New York Turns Out 40,000
New York, Sept. 8—Forty thousand
representatives of organized labor
paraded through the streets here
yesterday forenoon in honor of Labor
Day. The day was observed as a
holiday by all linos of business.
APPLICATION NO. 052.
In the United States Land Office
at Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of
an Act o Congress, approved May 10, 1872,
Kennccott Mines Company, by and through
its regularly appointed manager -and attorney
in fact, whose Post Ofllce address Is Keime
cott, Alaska, has made application for a U. 8.
l'atent, for the •'Mammoth No. 1." "the Mam
moth No 2." the "Dan" and "Clark" placer
claims ami the "Flurry" lode claim, bearing
geld and other minerals, together with surface
ground as allowed by law, lying and being
and situate in the Recording Precinct of Vnl
dez, District of Alaska, and described by the
official plat and by the field notes of U. S. Min
eral Survey No. 771. on file in the ofllce of the
Register of the Juneau Land District, Alaska,
as follows, towit
Mammoth No. l 1'i.acek.
beginning at cor. No. 1, a greenstone stand
ing IfixOxlft ins. above ground chiselled 1-771,
U.S. L. M. No. ft. bears N.82 (leg. 50 min. 47
tec. K. 1128.33 ft. thence W. 2323.20 ft. to cor.
No. 2, a greenstone 30x18x12 ins. set lftlns. in
ground, and marked 2-771; thence S. 31fi4 ft. to
cor. No. 8, a spruce post ft Ins. sq. standing
2 1-2 ft. above ground marked 3-771; thence N.
til <leg 00 min. K. 2685.27 ft. to cor. No. 4, a
srtruce post 4 1-2 ins. si|. standing 2 1-2 ft.
alH)ve ground scribed 4-771; thence N. llJ20 ft.
to cor. No. !, the place of beginning. Varia
tions at all corners 30 (leg. 1)0 mill. K. Area
13ft.ft73 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim
l>ciiig duly of record in the oftieeof the Dis
trict Recorder at Valdcz Alaska, in Rook J. of
Mining Locations at page 310. of the records of
the Recording Precinct of Valdcz, Alaska,
This claim is bounded on the north by un
known claimants; oil the south by Combina
tion No. 3. Placer; on the east by Combination
No. ft Placer; anil on the west bv the Mammoth
No. 2. Placer.
Mammoth No. 2. I'i.acer.
Heginnltig utcor. No. 1, a spruce post 5 ins.
s<). I 1-2 ft. long .set 2 1-2 (t. ill ground scribed
1-771, U. 8. Location Moiiiiinotit No. ft, Itears N.
70 deg. it min.41.7sec. E. 7137.00 ft; thencew.
Var. 30 deg.00 min. E. 3840 ft. to cor, No. 2, a
spruee post 4 1-2 ins. sq, t 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft in ground scribed 2-771; tlience 3. Var. 31
deg. 10 mill. E. 1815 ft. to eor, No. '1; thence K.
Var. 31 deg. 30 min. E 3810 It. to cor. No. 4, a
spruce post »• ins, sq. standing 2 ft. above
ground scribed 4-771; thenco N. Var, 30 dev. 00
min. E. 1815 ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of be
ginning. Area 160 acres.
The location notice of sai'l mining claim
being duly of record In theolliceof the Dis
trict Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Hook J
of Mining Locations, at page 820, of the Record
lilg Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. This claim is
bounded on the north by unknown claimants;
on the south by the Rouge 1'laeer; on the east
by Combination I'laeer No. 3, and Mammoth
No. 1 I'laeer; and on the west by unknown
claimants.
I)as I'I.aokk
Hcglnnlng at cor. No. 1. Identical with 8. E.
cor. of the location, an octagonal steel drill
30 ins. long set 18 ins. In ground chiseled 1-8
771, U. 8. Location Monument No. ft, bears 8,
17 deg. 10 min. l*>.7 sec. E. 2557.40 ft; thence W.
2532.80 ft. to cor. No. 2, a spruce post I Ins. sq.
I 1-2 ft. long, set 2 1-2 ft. In ground, scribed
2-7-771; thence N, 3221 ft. to cor. No. 3; thence
E. 660.05 ft. to cor, No. 4; thence 8. 37 deg. 07
min. E. 2885.24 ft. to cor. No. ft, an oetagon
steel drill 7-8 ins. in dla. 30 ins. long, set 2.) Ins.
in solid rock chlscled ">*771; thence 8. 07 deg.
30 min. W. 297.20 ft. to cor. No. 0; thence 8. 22
deg. 30 min. E. GOO ft. to cor. No. 7;
thence 8. 3ft deg. 00 min. K. 307.80 ft. to
cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all corners 30 dig. 00 min, E. Area
129.458 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim lin
ing duly of rccor.l in the ofllcc of the District
Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, In Hook J. of
Mining Locations, at page 318 of the records of
the Recording Product of Valdez, Alaska,
This claim Is bounded on the north by un
known claimants; on thesouth by the Clark
I'laeer; on the east by the Jumbo No.
1. Jumbo No. 2. and the Flurry !<odc
Claim.s;und on the west by unknown claim
ants.
Cl.ARK 1'I.ACKK
Hcglnnlng at cur. No. 1. a greenstone stand
in r, 12x0x12 Ins above ground, chiseled 1-771,
U. 8. Location Monument No. ft, bears 8. 12(leg.
37 mill. 40 sec. K. I2.V7.20 ft ; thence 8. .17 deg.
45 mill. W. 1.320 ft. to cor. No. 2, a greenstone
standing 12x10x11 ins. above ground chiselcd
2-771; thence N. 59 deg. 15 mill. W. 188 ft. to
cor. No. 3, a rock in place chiseled 3 771;
thence 22 deg. 4ft min. W.I 600 ft. to cor.
No.4; thence 8. 59 deg. lftmiu. W. 47.80 ft. to
cor. No, 5, a spruce post4 ins so. Ntaudfng 18
Ins. above gorunil scribed 5-771; thence W.
2329.63 ft. to cor. No, 0, a spruce post 6 Ins.
sq. standing 18 ins. above ground scribed 6-771:
thence N. '2274 ft. to cor. No 7; thence E.
2532 80 ft. to cor. No.8; thence 8. 35deg. 00 min.
E. 828.20 ft. to cor. No. 9, a limestone standing
12x7x12 ins. above ground chiseled 9-771;
thoncc E. 301 ft. to cor. No. 10: thence 8. 59
deg. 15 min. K. 233 ft. to cor. No, 1. the place
of beginning. Variation at all corners 30 deg.
00 min. E, Area 152.900acres.
The location notlco of said mining claim
being duly of record In the ofllce of the Dis
trict Recorder at Vnldez, Alaska. In Hook J.
of Mining l/ocatlonsat tmgo 319. of the records
of the Recording 1'rccfnct of Valdez, Alaska.
This claim Is bounded on the north by the
Dan Placer; on the south by Combination No.
6 Placer; on the Rouge ami Mammoth I-ode
claims, and the Hluc I'laeer; and on the west
by unknown claimants.
Fi.vrry Ixjdr.
beginning at cor. No. 1. Identical with cor.
No. 3. Kongo Ixido, 0. 8 I/. M. No. ft, bear* rt,
10 dog. is mln. ii.Oroc. K.2858.83 ft.; thence N,
22 dog. 90 mln. W. WO ft. to cor. No. 2, Identical
with cor. No, 6, Dan I'laccr; thonco N, fi7 <1ck
30 mIti. K. IMpft. to cor No. 3; thenco H. 22 (leg.
HOinln. B. fioOft. to cor. No. I, limestone 21 x 10
x 10 In*, set 12 Inn. In ground chiseled 1 • 771;
thenco H. R7 dog 30 mln. W. 1600 ft. to cor. No. t
tho place of beginning.
Variation at all comer* 80 cleg. 00 mln. K.
Net Aroa 17.772 acre*. Tho location notice of
Raid claim being duly of record In the offleo of
tho district Recorder at Y'aldez, Alaska, In
Hook A. of Mining Location*, at page 470, of
the record* of the Recording Prcelnetof Val
dc*, Alaska. This claim la hounded on tho
north by tho Jumbo No. 2, f/odo; on the *outh
hy tho Kongo f<ode: on tho east by unknown
claimant*; and on tho we*i by the Dan I'lacer
(Malm. The survey covering- said mining
claim* being designated a* Mineral Survey No.
771.
Any and all person* claiming adversely any
portion of said mining claim* or surface
ground, are hereby required to flic tholr ad
yeM0 rlnlms, with the Register of the t'. H.
I,viinl Office at Juneau, Alaska, during the
Ixty day, period of publication thereof, or
tiiey will bo barred by virtue of the Matuto.
John W. Duoi.ky,
Rcgl*tcr.
It I* hereby ordered that tho foregoing notlco
be published foi ten consecutive weeks In tho
"Valdo* Weekly I'ronpector." a weekly new*
papor published at Valde*. Alaska.
John W. Di<dt,wy,
Register.
Dato of tlr*t publication August 20th, 1908.
Date of last publication oelobor 22nd, I9U8.
John Lyons,
Attorney for Claimant.
JAPAN MAY SIGN
SEAL AGREEMENT
Seattle, Sept. 7—Japan is consider
ing entering into an agreement with
the United States, England and Rus
sia with regard to the protection ol
the fur seal. At least this is the in
terpretation placed upon statements
made by Viscount Nagaski who ifi
now in this city. The Viscount does
not make any definite declaration but
he has discussed the scaling question
at considerable length and the tenor
of his remarks indicates that in hit
opinion it is time that Japan docs some
thing to prevent the constantly arising
difllculties consequent upon the ille
gal actions of soal hunteru from that
country.
'Frisco Has Big Parade
San Francisco, Sept. 8—Labor Day
was observed here as a general holi
day, all business being suspended.
There were 25,000 men, representing
all branches of organized labor, in
the forenoon parade.
APPLICATION No. 051.
In tho United States Land Ofllce at
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 13 15)08.
Notice is heteby given that in pursuance <»(
tin Act of Congress, H|>|>rove<l May 10tl», M7'2,
Kennecott Mines Company' by and through Its
regularly appointed manager and attorney in
fact, whose post olllce address Is Koniiccott.
Alaska, lias inade iipi>lieiition for a C. S. Pat
ent, for the "Sweet, "National.'• "Indcpend
ence." "Bonanza," and "Kongo," placer claims,
bearing gold and other minerals, together wit li
surface ground as allowed by law, lying, be
ing and situate in the Recording I'recinct of
Valdez. District of Alaska, and described by
the official plat and by the Held notes of C. 8.
Mineral Survey No. 7ft), on tile in the olllce of
the Register of the Juneau Land District, Alas
ka, as follows, to-wit:
SWKET I'l.ACEK
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 identical with tho
8. W. Cor. of the location, not set as it falls on
Uie east edge of tho Kennecott Glacier where a
fior. could not be made permanent, I'. 8. I,. M.
No. 21, bears 8 88 deg. '20 min. K, ::i9.:ir> ft.
Thence cast '2000 ft. to Cor. No. *2, a spruce post
<1 ins. square-I l-'2 ft. long, set 18 Ins. in the
ground scribed '2.2,770; thence North '2iM2.t'>0 (t.
to Cor. No. 3, a spruce post 5 ins. si). 11-2 ft. long,
set 2 ft. in ground, scribed :i.770; thence West
3217.10 ft. to Cor. No. I, a greenstone :I2 x 18 x 10
Ins. set 20 Ins. in ground chiseled a (x) ami i.
1. 770: thence 8. 2-i deg. 49 mill. K along cast
edge Kennecott (hacicr 2900.50 ft. to for, No. 1
the place of beginning. Variation at all
corner* :» deg. koo min. K. Area 157 .r>»V2
acres.;
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of record in tlie'oflleu of the District
Recorder at Valdez, Alaska, in Book J. of Min
ing Locations, at page 818, of the records of the
Recording Precinct of J Valdez, Alaska. This
claim Is bounded on the north by the National
Placer Claim; on the south by tin; Independ
ence Placer Claim; on the cast by unknown
claimants and o*i the west l>y unknown claim
ants.
Nation a i. I'i.acek.
beginning at cor No. 1. identical with the
8. \V. cor. of the location, and with cor. No. I.
of the Sweet Piacor Claim; U. s. L. m. No. 21
bearsS. 30"deg. 39min. 31 sec. K. 3072.38 ft. thence
Kast 2557.40 ft. to cor. No. 2. a spruce post ins.
s«|. I ft. long, set 2 ft in ground, with mound of
stone scribed 2-770; thence north 2318.52 ft. to
cor. No. 3. a spruco post 5 Ins. sq. I ft. long set
2 ft. In ground, scribed 3-2-770; them e West
3259.05 ft to cor. No. 4,a spruce post 7 ins. s<|. I i-'2
ft. long set 2 1-2 ft. iu ground, with iiionud of
stone scribed 4-1. 770; thence South 16 deg. 51
min. K along cast edge of Kcnuccott Glacier,
2122.50 ft. to cor. No. 1, the place of beginning.
Variation at all corners30deg. 00 min. K. Area
151.808 acres.
The location notice of said inin'ng claim be
ing duly of record 'n the olllce of the District
Recorder at Vahloz, Alaska, in Hook J. of Min
ing Ideations, at page 317,of the rccordsof the
Record°ng Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. This
<'lalin is bounded on the north by the Bonanza
Placer; on the south hy the Sweet. Placer:
on the east by U. 8. Mineral Survey No.
615; ami on too west by unknown claim
ants.
INDKPKNIIEECE I'l.ACKK.
beginning at cor. No. 1. identical with cor
No. 1. Sweet Placer anil with N. W. cor. of the
Location, whence U. 8. L. M. No. 21, boars 8.
88 deg. 20 min. K. 349.30 ft. thence Kast 2<N>oft.
to cor. No. 2. Identical with cor. No. 2. Sweet
Placer ; thence South 2320 ft. to cor No. 3; a c.#t -
ton wood post 4 Ins. s<|. 4 ft. long, sot 18 ins. iu
ground, scribed 3-770; thence West Kill'..70 ft.
to cor. No. 4; thence Norths deg. 39 min. W.
along east edge Kennecott Glacier 2:140.50
ft. to cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. Var
iation at all corners 30 deg. 00 mill. Area
97.100 acres.
The location notice of said mining claim be
ing duly of rcoord In the olllce of the District
Recorder at Valdez, Alaska. Iu Hook «, of Min
ing Locations at page 320, of the rccordsof the
Recording Precinct of Valdez, Alaska. Tills
claim Is hounded on the north by the Sweet
Placer; on the South by unknown claim
ants; on the east and westby unknown claim
ants.
Honanza Pi.acek.
Beginning at cor. No. 1. identical with cor.
No, 4 National Placer, whence L*. 8. I,. M. No.
21 bears S. 24 deg. 31 min. 31 sec. K. 5155.41 ft.
thence Kast 3259.05 ft to cor No. 2: tlieuce nortn
2114.71 ft. to cor. Ne. 3, a spruce post I Ins. sip I
ft. long set 2 ft. In ground, with mound of sod
and earth scribed 3-2.770; thcnco West 3213.37
fU to cor. No. 4, Identical with N. W. cor. of lo
cation ; thence 8. 14 deg. 26 min. K. along cast
edge of Kennecott Glacier 490 ft. to cor. No. 5,
a granite stone 30 x 12 * 12 Ins. set 20 Ins. in
ground chiselled 5-770; thence 8. 22deg. 48 nfin.
W. along Kast edgoof Kennecott Glacier 1039
ft. to cor. No. 0. a spruce post 0 ins. so. 4 1-2 ft.
long set 2 1-2 ft. In ground, with mound id stone
scribed 6-770; thenco 8. 18 deg. 57 miu. K. along
Kast edge of Kennecott Glacier 721.25 ft. to
the place of beginning. Variation at all
corners 30 deg. 00 min. K Area 159.627
acres.
The location notice of said ingoing claim be
Ine duly of record in the olllce of the District
Recorder,at Valdet, Alaska, in Hook j. of
Mining fiocatlons, at page 321, of the rccordsof
the Recording precinct of Valdez, Alaska.
Tills claim Is bounded on the North by the
Kongo Placer! on the South by the National
Placer; on the Kast by II. 8. Survey No.
615: and on tho West by unknown claim
ants.
ROVOK ri.ACK.K ,
Beginning atcor. No. 1. Identical with the H
W. cor. of the location,and with Cor. No. I. Ho
iiiuiza I'lacer, U. H. I, M . No. 21 bears H. 17 deg.
20 mln. 18sec. K. 7410 Wt ft. thence Kist :«l:t,:»7
ft. to cor. No. 2; thence North ft to cor, No,
3, a spruce rust 0 In*. s<|. 4 1-2 ft. long set 2 1-2
ft In ground with mound of stone tcrlbcd a-77o;
thenco West 3720.83 ft to cor. No. 1; I hence S
H deg. 20 mln, E. Variation 31 deg. :m mln. K.
along east edge of Kennecott tllaclcr 2W0ft. to
cor No. 1 thcplacc of beginning. Variation
at all corners except the last 'to deg. 00 mln. K.
Area 158.920 acres.
Ttio location notlceof said claims being duly
of record In the office of the District Recorder
at Valdee, Alaska ,tn Hook J. of Mini tig J,orat
ions. at page 317. of the records of the Record
lug I'reclnct of Vglrtcn, Alaska. This claim Is
bounded ontho North by unknown claimants;
on the Month by the Hotianza I'lacer; on (he
Kant by U. 8. Mineral Wurvcy No. 015: and on
the West by unknown claimants. The survey
covering said mining claims being designated
as Mineral Hnrvey No. 770.
Atiy and all persons claiming adversi Iv nnv
portion of said mlnlngclalm* or attrfacc ground
are hereby required to file theiradvcrscj lalm,
with tho Register of the It. H. I,and office at
.funeati. Alaska, during the sixty days period
of implication thereof or they will be barred
by virtue of the statute.
John W. fMtw.ity
Register.
It U hereby ordered that the foregoing nollcr
be published for ten consecutive weeks in the
••Valdea Weekly P'oapeetor," a weekly news
paper published at Valde/., Alaska,
JomnW. DtTm.gr,
Register
Date of first publication August 20th, 1908
Dato of last publication October 23d., i<wim
Jomw l,voy», Attorney for claimant.
Truth a^rvd Quality
appeal to the well informed in every walk of life and
are essential 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. With proper knowledge of what
is best each hour of recreation, of enjoyment, of con
templation and of effort may be made to contribute to
that end and the use of medicines dispensed with
generally to great advantage, but as in many instances
a simple, wholesome remedy may be invaluable, if
taken at the proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co.
feels chat it is alike important to present truthfully the
subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy
which has won the approval of physicians and the
world-wide acceptance of the Well-Informed because
of the excellence of 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 its pure laxative principles,
obtained from Senna, are well known to physicians
and the Well Informed of the world to be the best we
have adopted the more elaborate name of — Syrup of
Figs and ELlixir of Senna — as more fully descriptive
of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be called
for by the shorter name of — Syrup of Figs — and to
get its beneficial effects, always 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 Figs—or by the full name—
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
John A. Carson,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
SALEM.
Meinlier of
Alaska liar. OK KG ON
1> r. H. COCKERILLE
in: Ml ST
Second Strert
On Reservation VAU)EZ
The A. Van tier Naillen School
of Practical Civil, Electrical Mining
Engineering. Established lSti-l
Occult ititftlieir <i\vii IniildiiiK, workshop ami
and I ii I Mini i or ii-s. Open nil vi'iir. (ire at de
mand for ex-stmlciils hi nil lines. New stu
dents should enroll at once. Address ftlst
Street niul Telegraph Ave Oakland, Cat.
NOTICK TO CREDITORS
IN Til K I'lSOIlATK «'OriST, RUSTY mii.k
I'KKCINCT, 'I'll 11:1) I »I VISION, TKIS
ICITOltY Ol- ALASKA.
Itcfore 1:11iiit IS. Mrndy, I'omnii-sionci ami
I'rolia te .IiiiIk'i'.
In llic uiut tcr of iIn- IN;ail- i
i»i !• Not ire lo rredi ors
\V. M. Sl«*i Ii iik■ heceased >
Take Not i re, I lial tlic ii ii<|i-I"-1 Kin <1, was oil t lie
Mill ilay of Marrli, I'.H'X, l»y tin- above court ap
pointed the Administrator of the estate of \V.
Si. Sti rling. Iiccenscil >i11• I all per>oiis having
claims against llic said deceased arc hereby
required to present tlicui with llic proper
vouchers, within -In month- from the date
hereof, to the undersigned at chicken ercek,
in llic Korty Mile I'iccinct, '1'erritory of
Alaska
hated this'J.'ith day of May, I'.his.
I >11 (t- of I'll st ] I'll III it'll'.loll JII III' 'J">t 11. I'.NiS.
I.KKOV .1. I'IKK,
Administrator of the estate
of \\ . M. Sterling lieeeascd.
NOTICE To CREDITORS
IN Tin: I'NITKI> STACKS COMMISSION
Kit's corn r roi: tii k ihstkict
OK ALASKA, DIVISION THICK.
V AI.I'KX I'll KCINCT
lii lilt- iiiii11c-r of tin- K-liito i
of Jin I'rolmic
Kolicrt A White, doocnscd. '
Ivy Order .if said Court made herein on the
IHlli iliiy ot Jiiiic. A. I>. inns. Noiicc is hereby
glvcli to I Ik- ' 'rnlHor- of, n n • I to nil p • rs« *n s
lllkVitIK t'lnillls »l IC it I • I > t siii'l defeased, or
:tK>iilist s ii<I estate to pros'ti' tlicm with tin*
iieecssif.v voni'li) r- i<> tin- undcrslKncd Ail
mliiiHlrntnr with 111«• Will Aiiiii'mI iiI snld Ef
llili', at Viilili'X, I lit* place of I n i s i iiess of said
estate. In Vnldez. Alnskii, wlililiislx in 11 ii I Ii s
from iiii<I nftcr the dntc of tii .-t pi11>1 leu11<in of
tills imllrr or siiinc will I'C Imrri'il.
Hutu ot Kir.-l I'liMlcntion Jinn." &'», I'jos
W. II « I! A H V,
Adln iiiKt in tor with tin'
Will mi ni'.xi'il of mi Id Ks
Inti'.
Iliirrlsoii Hoslwlfk
Attorney for Kslnti',
Olllro ini'l I'. O. Address,
mil ii-j»i Mm mil Kite iu<Ik
Son I tic, SViisliltiKloti
Noticc of Forfeiture.
Vnldez. A In nk ii , Koliriinrv Iftli., UHiK.
To A. I'. M. Knlok :
Yon nro hereby notified tluit tlioro has bcon
expended in I In' your l'w>7. In Inbor nml tin
provoinents on Mil' "l.itlle llloKsnm" lode
in i li I UK olnllil ililil on tlie "llltf lllossoln"
lode mining elnlni, situated on Copper inoitn
I ill ii . nenr l.nndlock l»ny, I'rlnoe Williimi
Soil fill j Territory of Mii«kii, in the Vnlde/
KcrordltiK District, the sum of I^Ki.im the snld
sum IioIiik the niitoiinl re<|iilred 1»v the laws of
till' t'liitcd Htntos govorniiiK Ilie location nnd
holding of intiiIiik elnlliis. necessary to hold
wild claims nforcsnld for the enliiiider yenr,
fO-Wit! the yenr 1907; the (Will work llAVlltg
been performed liy your eo pnrtner In snld
claims. Koilis Kittle
And unlets within ninety days nttor tlie
eoin plot Ion of the pnldientloii of (l| I notice,
tn wit; \v i t III ii ninety days after the 181 Ii day
of .tnne, I'hw, yon coiiirilmic your proportion
of such annual nsscKsmciil work, to wit: the
siiiii of f.Mi.no for snlll ' Ktitle lllllMOIIi" inliilUK
eliilin, nnd the sum of ?.vi.no for mid "ilia
lllOMOtn" milting elnlni your lllltTl'M III*ftl»l
inlnliiK claims nnd nil of tliein will lie forfeited
to nnd heroine the property of your .iroseiit
co-owner. aforesaid.
KOI'IS KITTKK
Co Owner
Notice To CrcdltotH
IN T11K I'llOHATK COrKT. IN AND I'DII
TilK TKKKITOISV Of \I,\SK I'KINcK
W11,1,1 AM KOI'Nl» l'KK('IN( T. HKKOKK II^N.
H. A. ('KAN|)AMi. Mix;k ok I'ltOllATK.
In tin* innt(or of tlio oxtnlo .
• of {
Mux SAiier nwoiiH'il >
Notloo h err by kIvom by H. A. ('ntiHlnll, .lr.
AtlfllltllitrnWir «>f Ilio o«(nlo of Mux Hfliirr.ilr
rcddoil, wllh will ntinoxcil, to (lie ort'rtllorn of
nlld linvlnff clnllnw hkhIiikI I lie* «nl<l ileet'MO"!
|o exhibit xuoh m«« wllh (In- iirre**nry
vonclipr* within *lx month* nfi«>r l*i«» Oral pub
tledtlon of llili no'loe, |o khI'I n-linlnlMrntor
nt III* home r( Key mild*, Alnxkfl, (lir until e lie
Iritc itio plneo for I In* (rnti«ne(lot» of the btttil
IK'** of unbl eMnlr
Puled April, 13th. IW
H. a. ( l» AN DA f, I/. .IK.
AdinlnlMrntor oj (he enlnto of Mux Hntier,
deCOA*ed .
,RI$MODI$I,ED.
Rainier ■ land Hotel
SEATTLE
Nk\V M A N AG KM KNT Poi'ULAH PRICES
lOl'HOl'KAN Pl.AN GKNTItAL LOCATION
Finest Cafe and liar In The City
Wilson White Co., Props. ('litis. I'erry, Mgr.
B. Overhlser Chaw. Cowoll
COPPER CENTER CLUB
C. R. Ovkuiiiskk it Co Props.
Fine Wines, I/iquors and Cigars
Everything First Class
and IJp-to-Date.
COPPKI5 CKNTKIt, A [.ASK A
Hotel ARLINGTON
W. G. POTTS, Prop.
Knro|H'iiii I'Ihii, Keinndellcd and Newly Fur
nished. 'l'elr|iliones In Knell Hootn. U.B. 1\ O.
in Itiiililiu^. I lot iiiul Col«l Wiiler. Kntes M)e
lo
1st AVR A C.NIVKIISITY ST. OwtlllW
HOTEL bILLER.
Headquarters (or Yaldez people. I'JU rooms
Kales 50 eonts, $1 hikI 11 ..VI per dny. Kiratolass
Restaurant in eonncetioii. Kree litis. Opponlte
U. H. I'oslollire.
Cos. First Av. A CnlversUy st.. SKATTI.K
"Twelve Stories of Solid Comfort"
Building is of con
crete, Htofl and
marble.
Located in I ho
most' fashionable
six ppii district.
210 n« nit', i:;r>
baths.
Library and
hound ntr.ga'/infin
in rci.ding i\>< n h
for guests.
Absolutely lire -
S RATTLE'S
Mont Hcflncd
Hostelry
proor.
Knjrlinli drill.
HATKH $1.00 up
Ellamar
Mining
Companv
Powder, Caps, Fuse,
and all other nec
essaries for the
Prospector.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prices Reasonable.
Kllfunnr. Alnnkn
FURS
To MCMILLAN FUR k WOOL CO. J
MroRTtM ano
urmiiKi f* UKO
MINNKAl'OI.IH, • • MINN.
WRITE row CinCULAMI
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY
OFFICE
Hkwartj Alaska