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McCarthy, alaska, Saturday September i, 1923.
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1,7.GAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
pop patent
in t i: i'N! hod >i: tes land
OP F 1 E A r ANOMOPAGF. I N
TI i ! TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
F. S. MINEKAL sURYKY NO.
1 ,s . . E. F>. >;.U Ii. NO. 0.1991.
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init'-;I i'i:i ' o M.'i !s«•p' *■ io;0 km fori uilct!
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CLAIM : , • i till- .!’VI.• 05'S MILL
SITU. Me;. . '-I i- .Dili- in in
in- H am: mi, d.- -.me sold :unl
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. led h ClU t i iic.l tO UppC,-! lv
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int-nl U : a > • !»> " nh'k ;>la! In post
ed v. "I ice. si.nl n;i kl Mu! her
Lode c ion Mini' t "ini-.my is .,<>w j
the . ni j >i 'N.NeNsnr 11! s.id lode mi
dim. ' > n<l miilsite. Hud lode mi
t,i11_* ,nN and said rnilisile ■ re situa
• ,,(| ,, . vcd ui'niniil ;n Latitude
t;i '.it mi’ n. . Nm'il:. approx..
l.ii'.!. Mn > ' ,-i‘N. .Id m i u wles. West, I
anjiroN.. ' 1’<• miniim Haims in-inn
t(U i ... :i*■ • - slope id’ Ki-mieCol t
Mm. .1.' . nd n! midsite i>iirt h on ii.e
- ..Ii- -a (I i) i n. i\ in Mi'Ci!i", ii\
Cia ck. aii i Ciiii ina .Mining - 1 >Wl
Mc< arlliN Precinct. Territory of Alaska,
add a j : imai i l> li ir.iii-s. upstream
aim 2' sa (l .McCartl \ Cl'i-ek. I'roRi the
coil fin- ill'" aid s!, ram and Kl nnecolt
Him r.
<am a it .e inininir maims and said in i II
siie a; • <iescr a d by t im oiticaa i Jiia aml
Ii,.jd notes nil fill' ili the l Uitei! Slates
Lam Oillce ai .1 nieai:. Ala ha. under the
serial nun.'m-r. Miner;. Survex No. 10S2
A&!’». a copy <if which said otlieial plat
is nos;id upon the land, together with
this notice of this a jinlicat ion for patent.
The said claims are by tin* survey tied
to U. H Location .Monument No. t. which
is situated on llonaar/.a Peak. in Lulitude
*;| decrees, 22 minutes, to seconds North.
Longit ude 1 12 d» -fees. 7>.\ minutes \\ est,
and consists of an iron bar set in rock in
place and marked with a wooden post
Tin-said claims are more fully descri
bed bv metes and bounds, as follows:
i.ODFRKY Id»DE CLAIM
Bid -1 N NINt i at a point for corner No.
L online between corners Nos. 2 and d.
LEGAL, ADVERTISING
Keller Lode. Survey No. <517, identical
with, amended location, obliterated, cor
ner not set as it tails on lop of inacces
sible cl ill', whence U. S. Location Monu
ment No. 1 bears North 85 decrees, 1,
minutes, 10 seconds West, lu7I leei:
Tjiknck. North 38 deyi.. 31 minutes
East, i'rjin irue corner, 1100 loot to point
for corner No. 2, identical with amend
ed location, obliterated, corner not set
us d falls on top ot inaccessible cliti;
'i tiKNCh, South ob de-fees. 15 minut
es East, from t rue corner. 110.35 feet.!
in, uint for corner N«i. 3. blent ice. i with
amend* d locat ion, obliterated, corner j
n.i: set as it fails on lop of inaccessible
ill!’; whence corner No. 1, Bonanza Lead,
.•survey No. 6M. marked by a piem ol
drill steel seven-eights inches in d ' me
ter. linn ly set in bedroek. extending I t
inches itierefrom. not marked. >C;irsj
So in 11 88 decrees, lit in in .: i c>. 3t> sei muis
West. 213.15 I eel:
Tiu.nck. Sout 1 1.8 iii,.tees. 3i ti. ant
es V7 st. from true corner 1I0O feet to
corner N o. I. winch is l<H"iH<i "ii t r, e
,int‘ . i'IUi i n corners Nos. ~ ami d. Kel
ler Lode. Mivey «-. lily, and is ideal - j
c;ti with amended local >n anti market!
i;\ a J ■ i > • < ■ o! drill d s >\111 s in*
C:ic> ;11 diatii'M ■ r. i 11i'll11 \ in id** lam*
ul »ne cliff and extending 24 inches there
from. l. urimd witan ir *n lair, chiseled.
l i . S'. A . securely w , reef in llir
corner:
THENCE. North decrees. 1,7 minu
tes West, aloiiif north side .line Keller
Lone. Sum \ N<>. oil. i'.O.dn feet. to
point loi corner No. 1. the place ol be
-iiininn. containing an area of 1 -.2 if»
acres, from which area should be c.\elu
ded the respective areasot conflict ** e - |
1 w< eii sa id Got! i ley hi de ( .aim aim said i
Bonanza Extension. Bonanza Extension :
No. 1. 1 »oiiaa/.a Iv.iciismn No. j!. and
Bonanza I.cad, said four last me.nironed
claims heina included in Survey No. ">. 1
as such areas of coniiici are shown .by
.niip field notes and ofhcia! plat ol said
: Survey No. 1082-- A.V 1 '. arial ion at
all corners 30 decrees 3«> minutes Last
This claim is bounded on the south
westerlveud b\ the Keller Lode, Survey
No.Oli’: outlie n or! h wesloriy side by Bo
nan/.a Extension. Bonanza Extension No
i and Bonanza Extension No. 11. Survey
No. 81 h owned by said Mother Lode < o
alillo!) Mims Corn puny, which said Bo
uan/.a Extension. Bonanza Extension No
1 and Bonanza Extension No. 11 are over
lapped by this claim: on the northeast
erly end by said imnaa/n Extension No.
i. Bomm & Extension No. 11 andBonnii
1/.a Lead i.l .-''- Survey No. 871. also
owned by stiid Mother Lode Coalition
Mines Company), said Bonanza Exten
sion No I. Bonanza Extension No. 11.
aiul Bonanza Lead bein,i>- overlapped by
I thisclaim: and on i he s >ut heasterly side
l,\ said Bonanza Lead, Survey No. S74.
; and by Marvelous Lode, Survey no. 1082
*—A8ti;. said Bonanza Lead being over
lapped by this claim.
PERSONALS
Mr. Pugh, our genial and ac
commodating agent, was a visi
tot to Cordova this week, where
he was a succesful candidate
with sixteen others, for theShri
tier’s degree in Masonry.
Mrs. J:is. Gaskell and son. who
have spent, the past six week*
at the Green liutte, visiting Jas. i
Gaskeli, one of tile operators of j
that property, left Tuesday for
their home in Los Angeles. Mr. !
G iskell aceomp »ntea them as far j
as Juneau.
Mrs. Underwood entertained I
at ”r>00" Monday evening,
Mr. Pugh lias as his guest!
.J udge Moore, oi Chitina
TheO Neil family spent seve
ra! days this week* at Long1 Lake.
They report a line trip—excellent
fishing and delect.iole meals of
native vegetables and fish at the
Long Lake roadhouse. If th®
plans of the p> o; irietor mature
the roadhouse will be transform j
ed into a modern tourisi hotel
before many seasons pass.
Lo Briggeu came in from Clij
sire Sunday, He says lie's been
prospecting so long that he has
acquired the "digging habit.’- and
he is now digging a well at Dick*
Woodman's with Mr. Farnum
Harry Dean, came tot >wn from
Ohitina.Friday to install the ma
cl linery into the laundry.
James McComvel arrived in Me
Carthy on Friday to take change
of the A. Id. C. cani|) at the Nizi
na Fiver.
Nels Tjosevig has installed
| electric lights thruont his home,
the power being suppli d -by Mr.
Marshall’s Delco plant.
Mr. Woodman recently comple
ted a sun porch on his home. The
Woodman residence bids fair to
be the most attractive and con
Continued on page 3, column 3.
SNIDER SELLS
INTEREST IN LOCAL
BUSINESS
Roy F. Snider, who for several
years has had an interest in both
of the local garages, this week
disposed of his share to his part
ners Henry Olsen and SigWold,
each becoming sole proprietor
of a well established taxi service.
Mr. Snider has also sold his
home on Front Street and MeCar
thy regrets the departure, in the
near future, of one of its enter
prising young business men.
BIG GOLD NUGGET
11 ROT IN FROM CHISANE
Percy Thornton arrived in Me
Carthy last Saturday from his
placer claim in the Chisane dis
triet. He reports a very success
fill season, tho hampered by a
shortage of water. He displayed
a gold nugget about the size of
an egg, weighing ten and one
half ounces and valued at about
$1 <■>“>.( )0. This with a silver nug
get of considerable value, he said
were found in ground that had
be“n worked last season.
Mr. Thornton left Tuesday for
Cordova, on his way to his home
at Oakl md, California. He expects
to return in the spring with his
family.
YOUNG CHICAGO LAD
kills drown bear
Word received from Capt. J. P.
Hubrick, who left here about two
weeks ago i: barge of a hunting
party, states that to the young
est member of the party, Cutler
Mott, a slight lad of thirteen, be
longs the honor of bringing down
the first big game, a brown bear
He writes that one evening when
they were camped in Skolai Ba
sin he and Cutler returned to
Continued on page 3, column 4.