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BRINGS FLASK
OF GOLD DUST
AND NUGGETS
Bringing a flask of coarse
gold dust and nuggets running
from .”(>/ to $1.00 Bruno Cgosti
no, coal mine owner and st ampe
der arrived in Seward Sunday
from the reputed Valdez Creea
strike. The samples drought in
were from the rimrock, 10 miles
away from Valdez Cieek, on
Eldorado Crt%k. No claims were
staked in the Valdez Creek dis
trict by any of the stainpeelers,
M r. Ogost.ino started on account
of the fact that tl e entire count,
ry was staked in 100';). Tile fail
ure ol the dig placer mining com
puny to make their ground pay
appears to have been the only
reason vvi y development of the
region has not gone forward.
Mr. Ogostino said the ompany
is on fine ground, and during
tiieir short actiwiies prior to
Causing clown a 3 ear ago, only
wo Ued over ail area of approx
imately *J00 square yarns. At
tins p.iriicul.ir place bed rock is
Ye 13 do- p.
. N Ni£RD OF ROAD
\
Tin; greatest need in the dis
trict at tins time i> a road, he
state Li, j.or g>: 11; n g into the creek
from the Alaska Railroad, bO
aides away, is a tasu hard in
itself. Reports have been made,
Mr. Ogosliao said, with regards
to the ground being worked out.
This is untrue, he added, and
on Lite contrary in hi.> opinion
it is good for at least 25 years
operations with big outfits.
‘Sty, old man, h ivv’s the best
way to approach you for a loan?
“Weil, if you ares nsitive, you
had bette wi it , and teat up my
reply without leading it.”
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To JOSEPH GRIFFIN, his heiis
or assigns.
!
YOU A EE H EREHY NOTIFIED,
Fhc.t tiie undersigned has performed
one hundred dollars worth of work
, and labor for the years 192b. 1924
'and 1925 on the mining claims situa
ted in the Chitina Recording District,
Third Division, Territory of Alaska,
and further described as about four
miles north of the town of Chitina,
on the cast side of the Richardson Hi
ghway, known as the Last Chance,
said claim having been located on Aug.
7, 1914 and recorded on Sept. 18,
1914 in 1 look N, page 109. of Chitina#
Records; R.A.M., said Haim located
on July 19, 1914, recorded Sept 18,
1914 in Hook 8, p: ge i67 of Chiti
na Records; EXTENSION, said cla
im located duly 17, 191 1, recorded ol
Sept 18, 1914 in Hook 8, page 1 (>8
of Chitina Records: and Nora Shea,
said claim located Jan 10, 1919, rec
orded Jan 20, 1919 in Hook 4 on
puge 248 of Chitina Records; said
expenditure was made in order to hold
said claims#under the provisions of
Section 2824 of the Revised Statut
es of the United States of America:
and Amendments thereto concerning;
Annual Labor on Mining Claims,
being the amount required to hold
said claims.
And if, at the expiration of nine
ty days from the Publication of this
notice, you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure,
as Co owner, your interest in said clai
ms, said mining claims will become
fthe property of the undersigned H.S.
DEAN your co owner, who has made
the repuired expenditure or paid for
the same according to the terms of
said Section.
H. S. Dean
First Publication July 11, 1925.
Last Publication August 8, 1925.
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