NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR PATENT
sERlW. No. iV*s l' tilled Mate* Uml Ofllcv.
Juneau. Allska. Aug. ? s 1W:
Notlvi Is herehj irlvcn l?4* \V. W. Roughton.
a- Trustee In tin* Skagway. Alaska. Townsltt i
patent pntttdlntsllnl <?n tin' nth day of '
October. iw>. at I" o'clock a m. of said day. I
at the I lilted states Court House building 111 I
said town and U'fore linn. II. B. Le Kerre, a |
1 lilted Stat< - Commissioner of the fulled |
Mates OlMrlct Court f.>r the District of Al
aska. Division No. I. at -aid place, the said \V.
W. Houghton will then and there tnakc Id*
proof* <>f hN ri:ilit to make entry as Trustee
for the Inhahltantsof said town of skagivay.
Ob.trl.-l of Alaska, for the hereinafter de
scribed laud.
1'hat the name of the party who will make
the entry for the said land hereinafter de
scribed for the purpose set forth In tills notice
Is the said \\. \\ Itoughton. Ks<f.
That the name of tiie Townslte f??r which
this notice is given Is Skagway, I>istrtctof|
Alaska, and Is situated on I'alya Inlet, near !
t lie headwaters of Lynn Canal In I he Juneau |
I. ami District, and litst Judicial Division of i
lite District of Alaska. That the land etn
l>raeed \. ithln *aiil Townslte and for which
entry will Is- made K more fully and partlcu- ?
larij described is follows, to- wit :
Beginning at the corner No. 1 at high water ?
iii ark i'ii sk airway Hay. a uranito stone Six'** ;
l > inches sl?i? iiik* s inches above t hegrou ml I
and marked on top with X and on side facing
?v K ' 13 and on side facing Townslte Cor- I S. j
and on si?.i r.i,- ?? vater M. v . whence
I'nlted si.rrs Location Monument No.* Ivor* |
>. ...' \v.. .^s.r'i chains distant t>y direct I
measure: ihcnv ilvr,- lilirh water mark of,
s;.a_- i ...\ I'-ay N. : . \V.. 11.*;' ilia Ins locor
ner No. i al mouth of gkanu Hirer, an iron ,
pipe U inchi ?. In diameter I feet long. set S'i '
feet lu t he ground. and marked facing town- ;
site - !?. T and facing water M. C. plugged .
with copper tack to m irk exact point. t hence ;
along it ? amlers of .said Mtagw ay Klver. ( .") N. |
?f.tr K. s -.is ehai is. Ill) N >' K . -M
chain*. u> N. i." i"" ?, r.W chains <S> N. ?!?.
9V E. I* 1* chains, hi) N. JT K.. 6 chains.
|.'i N. 5|? ?>' I'., le.ls chains. (*> S. R .
It'.SI chains. <;i> N. K . O chains, tld N.
K. elialns. (Ill N..VI" :i<r E. >i.iO
chains to comer No. ? cranlte atom JDxIin
10 Inches >i t ?1 ini'hes In the ground and
marked X. Cor. > T. on side facing claim
a:?l St. I* on side f aclng west: theOCe S. 19?
A>" \V? t.|s rhalnjL to corner No. '.a granite
louhler i fist showing II Inches ahovc
IT'S THO P0! NTS ViOfTTH ftUONlfiG
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WftT50NVIlLEAnd PAJAPO VALLEY
A p!ain farmer in the Paj iro Val
ley is the uio.-t indopen-leot man in
the world.
Apples pay flOo to $.?00 an acre,
strawberries wi'.l riio?i? as hi?h us
<500.
Susrar beets yiekl f ? > to the acre ?
Potatoes aSotr. the same? the ans
wer is "You cvn dwajs sell all you
grow, all the time.' Think it over.
Chamber Of Commerce
WATSON V I LLE, CAL.
iKroond ami marked X. Cornor 4 1. on side
' facing claim: thence S. 42? S4' W..3.3S chains
to Corner No. 5. a granite stone 24xl*xl2lnrhes
si t Is Iiu'Ik s In i In- ground and marked X. Cor.
>. S. T. on side faclag claim; thence S. 20? 10"\V..
ir.ir chains lo corner No. 0. a granite stone 5x
3H feet showing % Indu s above ground and
marked X. Cor. '>. Jv T. facing tlio claim;
thence s. H'.' W. ,'25.21 chains to cornor No.
a slat.' block 0\4!j feet showlug 84 inches
above ground and marked X. Cor. 7. S. T. on
side facing claim: thenco S. 45? 5S' W.. 3.U
cha' s to corner No. s, a granite stone SI* S(x
20 Inches set IT Inches In the ground and
marked \ c<>r. s. s. t.; thenco >. 40?4O' W?
2.n2 chains to corner No. V, a granite stone SOx
X\I2 Inches, set TO Inches In the ground and
marked X. Cor. #. S. T. (acini; the claim:
thence S :??' W.. 2.34 chains to corner No.
lo. a slate boulder ls\i4xS4 Inches llrmly Int
U'dded In MR" ground and showing 14 Indies
ab jve ground and marked ou the side (acini;
the tow nslte X. Cor. 10. S. T.: thence S. 81? IS'
W? 13.54 chains to comer No. 11. a granite
stone 22xl2xt5 Inches set H'K Inches In the
ground and nmrked on side facing the town
ittoX.Cor.il 8 T.j t liw.cc s. 3?? 4s' \w. ti.iv
chains to cornor No. 19k ? slate stone 24xlU\S
Incites set |s incites in the irronnd and marked
oil side facing the townslte X. Cor. IS. S. D.:
theiii e s. 4.'> ileir. \V.. tl-12 chains to corner
No. 13, ish I. In place showlnir 16x10x7 (wt
alsiV' ground and uiarkisl X. Cor. 13. S. T. on
HllkhtlllC tow nslte: thence S. S."> dcg. 07' W.?
littchilM to comer No. it. i miiito stone
"\l"\s Inches, set 10 Incite* In the trround
marked facing townslte Cor. 14. S. T. with
haded drill hole show Ink* exact point; thence
N > dek*. ?*'<' W . is ;3 chains to corner No. 16.
a slate stone I4xl2x<i Inches showlnir 14 Inches
altove rr.nind marked facing S. K. t'or. 7. S. N.
13. and hclu S". W. ? X. Cor. is. s. T. ident
ical with corner No. l7of Survey No. IS: thence
- i. d< _? ?>' W.. ??;:< chains to corner No. I.
the placeof tieglmilng. Exclusive of the fol
low Imr dcscrllied tract o(0 7".' acres, known as
the "Court House Reserve" more particu
larly dcscrllied as follows, to-wlt:
llcglnuing at corner No. I. a cut k'ranlte
stvue ,'"\s\s Inches set l."> Inches In the k'round
?fid marked facing grounds X. Cor. I. 0. H.
I: : whence comer No. It of. survey No. 43S
bear* n W dee. 01' w. 13.14 chains distant:
Mien.'e \ it dcg. 27' E.. 2.42 chains to corner
No.1', a ent k'ranlte stone '".\*\s Inches, set
nches in tin ground and marked X. 2. C.
M.i: ; thence S. (S dec. sr E.. chains to
corner No. a cut irranlte stone 80x8x8 Inches
-i i . inches lii the k'round and marked X. 3.
C. it. i; : thenco a Ions the west boundary of
t bo right of way Of t he White I'ass mid YuKon
Railway s lo di g 30' W . 2.4s chains to Corner
No 4 not set as drainage ditch along rliflit of
way covets (.lie k'round. a witness corner
U ars N.4.'i dek'. 33' W.. 0.38 chains, a granite
stot ? 2>V\|e\K Inches set IJ Inches In the ground
and marked facing grounds X. \Y. C. 4. C. Hv
k. hence from true corner No. 4. corner No.
!4of Sur\ey No. 435liearsS. In dcg. <*?' W.. 1.21
chains: thence from true corner No. 4. N. 45
deg W.. 8.08 chains to corner No. I. Ihe
place of hofiwntmy.
That the land herelnaliove described and
for which entry will lie made Is embraced
w itliin the exterior lioundary lines of the said
Skagwaj townslte as shown i>y the Cnltech
States Survey No. IA certlSed by the unltod
states Surveyor General for Alaska. at Ju
neau. Alaska, on Octolier 1 1th. Il<07. and cou
s'stsof lW.2lt acres, exclusive of all legol re
servations. That the reservations wlthlu the
exterior lines of the said survey, as above de
sorlhed. consists of 0.7'.' acres.
That the total area embraced within the
exterior lines of the said survey, as aR>vc de
s, Tilled consists of net 01.
Tli.'.t the said trustee aforesaid proposes to
establish his right of entry to said laud as
provided by la w by the four following named
witnesses, to-wlt:
E. J. Sn nr. skagway. Alaska.
I'tliL Aukaii ams, skagway. Alaska.
Ilow Ann Asiii.kv, Skagway. Alaska.
P. II. (iANTV. Skagway. Alaska.
Itated at Skagway. Alaska. June is. loos.
William W. liovniiTON.
As Trustee Skagway Townslte.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no
tice lie published for the statutory period In
the l>ail.\ Maskan. a dally newspaper printed
at Skagway. Alaska.
John W. Ockley.
Sept. Register.
We have just received our fall line of
fJoyal tailoring samples. They are the
lvst and most extensive offered to the
public. F'leaso call and sco thorn. ? F.
H. Clayson & Co 124 tf.
*1 I l^welcr and i
J? Iftlnfl optician j
Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repairing
Fine Engraving and
Diamond Setting a
Specialty.
Refractng Optician
Graduate of South Bernl Optical College
Examinations mado and Classes
Pitted by Moans of the
OPHTHALMO- METRE
Errors of Refraction Corrected.
Each ease receives the utmost
care and special lenses ground
whero required.
Only One "BROMO CWONE:." that is ~
Lsfis B?I22 S3
Cures a CoMin One Day, Grip In 2 Days ^
| drugs "you CAft'F AFFORD II" CURIOS |
lino looser an escuse Toucan buy thnt VICTOR now on the easiest kind of terms |
I J. HEUBNER DRUG CO. |
~ - T. If. SRWPH,. Ph.n. Mnyr ? ||
DOUGLAS ALASKA HAINESj
1 "Get it at Huebner's" * |
|j MUSIC STATIONERY ||
P.E.KERN
GOLD AND
SILVERSMITH
MANUFACTURER Of NUGGET JEWEIRY
DEALER IN
I mis
Hand Painted China
and Cut Glass
A full Line of Elgin
and Waltham Watches
:r.
in <5?CIETY
i ' 1 . ? ? ? ? ? " - - ? '? ?'
Mr Lee Gault is east on a well earned
vacation. *
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W W Doughton is expected on the
Humboldt.
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-Mr. John Aarberger is reported much
improved.
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Mrs S C Orchard will return on the
Humboldt Monday.
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Mr and Mrs E J Shaw will entertain
tonight at cards.
Mrs Richard Brittain and Richard
junior, left on Thursday's train for
their home in Carcross.
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Mrs W C Blanchard, was a south
bound passenger on the Dolphin for a
short visit with her sister Mrs Dr I'ohl
of Portland.
Mrs W H Case and chilJren, ^ent
"Rome to Juneau Sunday evening, Mrs
Mrs Case was the guest of her sister
Miss Bleoda Lindahl.
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Royal Pullen and his school friend
"Van" Presloy, left for Seattle on the
Princess [where the young men will
attend the University.
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Mr and Mrs George Blanchard and
Mrs F J Weber, left on Wednesday's
train for an outing on Canadian soil,
and will return next week.
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Mrs Alfred Scott and baby of Carcross,
are at the Dewey hotel. Mr and Mrs
Scott will spend the winter in Skag*
way if a sultnblo residenco can be
secured.
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Mrs Reuben Roberts, who has been
In Skagway for several weeks the guest
of hor daughter, Mrs F F W Lowle,
departed on the Princess for her home
in Victoria.
A letter from Mrs H J Lynch states
that she, her sister and baby, Wancv,
reached Tecumseh. Neb., the old home
of Mrs Lynch, a short time since and
all are eDjoying an old time family
visit.
Mrs J R Beegle who has been nt the
Pullen houso for some time with her
husband, returned on the Jefferson to
their home at Ketchikan. Mrs Beegle
made a host of Mends while visiting
heie ail of whom regret her departure.
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Mrs 1 Chamberlain and little daugh
ter, and Mrs Hanoi, mother of Mrs
Chamberlain, went to Whitehorse
Tuesday to meet Miss Rise Hanot, who
has been visiting in Dawson. The
ladies went to Seattle on the JelTerson
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With Mr and Mrs J J Daly of Ketchi
kan as guests of honor Mr and Mrs W
C Olnnchard very pleasantly enter
tained at f>00 last Friday evening1
Heautiful fall flowers gavo touches of
brilliance to 4he pretty rooms of the
Hlanchard residence. A dainty lunch
eon was served at midnight. The fust
prize for ladies was won by Mrs P A
Caliarman, a handsome hand painted
cup and saucer in a case; Mr Howatd
Ashlev carried off first honors, a beau
tiful paper weight of old ivory.
The out of town guests were: Mr and
Mrs J J Daly of Ketchikan, Mrs Austin
of Seattle and Mrs Ulmer of Port land.
The other guests present were Mr and
Mrs V I Halm, Mr and Mrs P A Caliar
man, Mr and Mrs Howard Ashley, Mr
and Mrs F J Weber, Mr and Mrs George
Blanchard, Mr and Mrs K J Shaw, Miss
Eleanor Moorhouse, Lt S C Orchard
and Mr W 1$ King.
Friday evening Miss Fay Stinebaugh
entertained a party of friends al the
home of her parents on Sixth avenue.
The guests Indulged In "five hand .100"
until ? lato hour when very dainty re
freshments were served. The young
hostess was assisted by Miss HI em) a
Lyndahi. The first prize, a beautiful
cup and saucer, was awarded MissLon
Doebler; Mr II D Kirmse won first
prize for gontlemen, a handsome old
ivory napkin ring; Miss Laura Doorrer
and Mr Will Seymoure wero consoled
with a pack of cards for practic? and ?
pair of moccasins for "de-feat."
The company was highly entertained
during the evening by vocal selections
by Mrs II D Kirmse and instrumental
solectlons by Miss Costeflo.
The guests wero Mr and Mrs Kirmse
Mr and Mrs A S Smith, Mrs Rhoda
Hanglin; the Misses Lindahl, Costcllor'
Haslett, Doeblor, Doerror, LeFevre,
Doran and Sprlngsted. Messrs Fare,
Goding, Mulroy, Sippreile, Graves(
Merithew, Grant, Seymour, A. C.
Blanchard and Louis Stioebaugh.
THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN
Mfth Avenue and State street.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
12:15 p in. Sunday School.
7:00 p m. Senior Christian En
deavor.
Evening worship, 8 p. m.
Midweek prayer meeting at 8:00
Wednesday evening.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Rev. Geo. E. Cood, Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Mass and sermon at 10:30 a. m.
Instruction and Benediction at 8:00 p.
m.
During the week mass at 7:30 a in
N. B. Please take notice of the
change of hour tor Mass and Sunday
School.
All are cordially Invited to attend.
Rev. P. H. Turnell, S. J
Smoke the "Ivmbocado" best clear
Havana cigar in the market,
tf W. W. Boughton,
Dist. Apt.
HALL FOR RENT
The Eagles hall having undersrooo
complete renovation and repairs, the
Board of Trustees F. O. E. wish to an*
nounce that the hall may bo secured
for social dances or entertainments.
Kent $ 10 per evening. Enquire Henry
Ithode. Draper & Co. 'a store.
POSITION AS SALESMAN
Would like position as salesman in
store or would tako ?n outside job. Ex
perienced furniture salesman? refmish
er, upholster and repalror. Addres F
A care Alaskan. 136 tf
HOT MINERAL BATHS
Sitka Hot Springs, now open to the
public. Good rooms and restaurant in
connection. Hot mineral baths unex
called.? Goddard Si Brooks, Proprietors.
8-27 lmo
Headquarter* j tor Mimng and Commercial Men
ate. ,T"CTLY dik
The TRAIL
ijpr 8HKA A PATTKN, PROPS.
Form' rlr of The Original "PACK TRAIN"
Broadway aiul J,tfi Avenue , Slraipnaj/, AlauJca
CENTRALLY LOCATED
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
New Home Restaurant
MRS. MART BERNHOFTER,
Best 35 Cent Meals in the City
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR BROADWAY
Good Clean Beds From 25 Cents Up
BATHS IN CONNECTION
A. ?U)OM x TELEPHONE 34
E. Koilach free delivery
THE M0N0GRAM
11I.OOM & ORACH. Proprietor!
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Wo carry a Full line of Bar Hupplle* Direct Importer*
Depot for A. B. C. Bohemian St. Loul* and "rattle Bottle Beer
FINE SAMPLE ROOM
POR DRUMMERS
| cl'bitc Pass fioicl
P. D McMillan, Manager
| Largest and best appointed Hotel in the VuRon
B HATED AND LIGHTED
BY ITS OWN PLANT
CHOICE RAR STOCK
RATES MODERATE
lUbiteborse, V.t.
I the Pack train Saloon
? ? Brought Up-to-dare ? ?
ALL Tin: GOOD FEATURES OF TlIK OLD "SEATTLE-' SALOON A3 WKLL
those of the old "Pack Train"
Tho Building has been Remodelled and Newly Pecoraied throughout
a'id Every Modern Appliance Installed tntklnp it
The cinest Resort Fop Gentlemen in Alaska
Hejrnan Grimm, Prop. Ol)ly ThG B6St GOOdS }^3 Ddl6d
MOORE'S WHHRF CO.
Terminus W. P. & Y. Route
H All South Bound Steamers Arrive end Depert From Thle Dock
REGULATION? 1906
H Warehouse; pen (or delivery of merchandise from S & m. to 5 p.m.
2 Perishabloa ONLY delivered on Sunday or at night.
?? All freight shipments destined southbound must be accoapant?d by a
Shiitf.u's Manifest (papers can be obtained at the U. 8. customs
office) and must be delivered before 6 p.m. No freight will be re
? ceived on wharf after this hour.
|| BAGGAGE? Tolls wm oe ooilected on Checxkd Baqoaoe Oni.t. No
charge for bags and grips when Unchecked.
H The wharf gate will be cloesd to thu public when steamer is nearing
dock and will be opened only whin passengers have disembarked,
H Wharfage Tariff can be had on application at office on dock,
8 P. O. Box 175. C. E. W YNN-J0HN80N, Genl Mgr
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SEt THE
Our Service is Always Ihe Best
Our Rates as Low as the Lowest
CALL OH US fOR PRICES
V. I. HAHN, Supt.
Railway Building Skaguay