rhe McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: (j.
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday
jLtmry.
September 8. 1923.
No. 44
LEGAL ADVERTISING
N< >T1CE OF APFLICATK >N
Foi* patent
IN TflFFMTK'J STATES LAND
OFFICE AT ANTIIOi\AGE IN
TI:; TERRITORY OF ALAsKA.
F. S. MINERAL SURVEY NO.
Ki.vA.v. F. V. SLlilAL NO. 0.109T
August 9. LAN!.
Ill i.i .r ■ of the Act of Conaross,
approved M ' '. ls|c. ami acts amen
la!or\ ‘hereof nd supplemental there
o. tiit* OT HER I-OI)a. COAL1 1 I< hN
MINES COMPANY, a corporation. or
'unixeri and existing under the laws of
he Siate o ! ).d t-.rnre, who.-o princij>;i 1
olllcca: il nicer i ; business. without the
Territory of Mask;. is in the Borough of
Manila- an, Oil;- of New Y ork. State of
Now York, and whose j.oMoilice address
and principal place of' business. within
the Territory of A!asi*a. isat Ivenneeott.
Alaska, does In -re by o i \«* notice of its'
intention to make a pplicai ’.on for l niii'd i
Stales Patent loft!..- I.UD1KM i.O-|
I >E CLAIM, tile M AUVLLOCS I.ODK
CLAIM and \i->* d A!tVE1 Ol'S MILL-j
.SITE. t'n M:i\ 20. Cl. . said itmi<- min
ing c.f itus a n llsit.- were .sold and
convey mi «< said Mothct Lode Coalit ion
Min--.' C**tnj».ii;\ ii> 11..-Mot her Lode Cop
per Mines ( .mjsin\ i f Alaska, the cor
pora! •;; 1 ni- a- :i.-d in ci*ftilionte appoa r
iiu- u .i i l i:.• o-licia 1 piat liereinaltef
mentioned. cop. of which plat is post
ed with this notice, and said Mother;
Lode C< aii i'-n Mines Company is now
the own-raid possessor <>f said lode mi
nim: e:• 11;s and millsite. Said lode mi
nine claims and said millsite are situa
ted on unsurveved ground in Latitude!
i;i de. --s.C' -ninnies, North, approx../'
Lone itude 1 12decrees. iiO minutes. West,
approx., said lode- m ining claims heme j
on tin northeast slope of K-mnecolt ‘
Mountain .and a id millsite part ly on tin
eas! side of and partly in McCarthy!
Creek, all iii Chitina Mining District.
Met artiiy Pf-cinct. Territory of Alaska,
and approximately li miles, upstream
alot g said McCarthy Creek, from the
confluence of said stream andKennecott
River.
Said lode mining claims and said mill
site are described by tile official plat and
tield notes on file in the I'tiited States
Land Office at .1 imeau. Alaska. under t he
serial iiumh -r. Mineral Survey Xo. 1082
A & Ik a copy of which said official plat
is posted upon tin- land, together with
this notice of this applicat ion for patent.
The said claims are by the survey tied
lol'.s. Location .Monument No. 4, which
is situated on l>onan/a Peak, in Latitude
01 degrees. '.’.2 minutes, t0 seconds North.
Long it u<h* 1 12 degrees. m unites W est,
and consists of an iron bar set in rock in
place and marked with a wooden post
The said claims are more fully descri
bed by metes and bounds, as follows:
GODFREY LODE CLAIM
BhdNNINli at a point for corner No.
1, on line between corners Nos. 2 and 3,
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Keller Lode, Survey No. (517, identical
with amended location, obliterated, cor
ner not set as it falls on top of inacces
sible cliff, whence U. S. Location Monu
ment No. 4 Wears North 85 degrees, 17
minutes, 10 seconds West, 1071.82 feel;
Thence, North 38 degrees, 111 minutes
East, from true corner, 1100 feet lo point
for corner No. 2. identical with amend
ed local ion, obliterated, corner not set
as it falls on top of inaccessible cliti;
Thence, South 59 degrees. 15 minut
es Last, from true corner, 110.115 feet,
to point for corner No. 3. identical with
amended location, obliterated, corner
not set as it tails on top of inaccessible
ciilf: whence corner No. 1, Bonanza Lead,
Survey No. 874. marked b\ a piece ol
drill steel seven-eights inches in diame
ter, firmly set in bedrock, extending 14
inches therefrom, not marked, bears
Soul h 88 degrees, lb minutes, 30 seconds
West. 2111.15 feet:
Thence. South 118 degrees, 34 minut
es West, from true corner 110o feel to
corner No. 1, winch is localcn on me
line between corners Nos. 2 and •!. Kel
ler Lode. Mirve\ o. (117. and is identi
cal with amended location and marked
l>y a piece of drill steel seven-eights in
cites m ilia meter, set firmly in the face
t;f ' lie ciiIt* and extending 24 inches t here
from, marked wiltran iron tag, chiseled.
"1 1 1082- A", securely wired to the
corner:
THENCE, North .7.) degrees, la tninn
tes West, along north side line Keller
Lode. Sum y No. 61 i. I10.lt”> leet. to
point for corner No. 1. the place ol be
ginning, containing tin area of 10.200
acres, from which area should he e..\idti
ded the respective areas of conflict he
t ween said Godlrey Lode t iaiin and said
Honan za Extension. Bonanza Extension
No. 1. Honanz.it Extension No. 11. and
Honanza i.ead. said four last mentioned
claims being included in Survey No. :>i4
as such areas ot conflict are shown by
saip field notes and official plat ot said
Survey No. 1082---A& B. Variation at
all corners 30 degrees 30 minutes East
This claim is bounded on the south
westerly end b\ l he Keller Lode. Survey
No. 017: on the northwesterly side by Bo
nanza Extension, Honanza Extension No.
1 and Bonanza Extension No. 11. Survey
No. 871. owned b\ said Mother Lode ( o
alition Mines Company, which said Bo
nanza Extension. Bonanza Extension No.
I and Bonanza Extension No. 11 are over
lapped by this claim: on- the northeast
erly end by said Bonanza Extension No.
I. Bonanza Extension No. 11 and*onan_
za Lead (U.S. Survey No. 874. also
owned by said Mother Lode Coalition
Mines Company), said Bonanza Exten
sion No I. Bonanza Extension No. 11.
and Bonanza Lead being overlapped by
! i his claim: and on the southeasterly side
! by said Bonanza Lead. Survey No. 874.
• and by Marvelous Lode. Survey No. 1082
1 -A&b. said Bonanza Lead being over
lapped by this claim.
Continued on page 5
. PERSONALS
Jack Reynolds, U. S. marshal
left on Tuesday for Valdez. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Key
nolds, who came up from Seattle
three weeks ago 10 visit her husj
band and son. She will return to j
Seattle as soon as Mr. Reynold’s j
business in Valdez is completed.
They made the trip from Chitina
by auto.
Bill Longle,\ is maintaining law
and order during the absence of
Mr. Reynolds.
Pelt; Bronevvick and Jack Ma
ioy left Thursday for th<* head of
the White river.
Andy Taylor left today with
the Chisane mail.
Jack O’Hara arrived in town
ironi Chisane yesterday.
Val Morrison, who has been
employed as cook at Palmer’s
camp on the Cnititu left on Fri
day’s train bound for the outside.
A1 JacKson was in town from
Nizma for a few days this week. J
Mrs. Frown, of theNizina road
bouse, was a local visitor this
week.
Warren Nelson came up from
Chitina on Tuesday, having ac
companied Mr. and Mi's. James I
on their trip down the Tanana.
Bill Reid went to Cordova on
Tuesday’s train.
’’Harney”, for two weeks or so
| operator of a ’’Hot dog joint” on
| Front street sold everything to
Jimmie Hussey and left McCathy
for good on Friday.
David Boyce, who has had char
! ge of the lunch counter at the
j Golden has signified his in ten
; tion to return to the A. R.C. ro; d
| camp. Once more the lunch conn
| ter is minus a cook. Mrs. Wills
! says that the next one stays a
I year- 305 days—or he gets no
1 recommendations when he goes.
SCHOOL BELL
RINGS AGAIN
A wii3i3 weak of school gone
and even the boys aren’t tirad of
it yet! Quite the contrary—they
even wanted to go to school on
Saturday. Both teacher and pu
pils are to be complemented on
the excellent spirit that prevailed
in our school last year and seems
to be cropping out again.
Mr. Phillips, wealthy New
Yorker and one of the big stock
holders in the Green Butte cop
per mine near McCarthy, with
Mr. Asplund, also of New York
left today after spending a week
at the property.
Bill Berry is a property owner
once more. Yes sir, he owns a
span of mules, hot’’em from Mr.
Iverson the other day. He ex
pects to put them to work for
the ro id commission.
George Pitoff, better known as
’’the woodchopper”, says that he
has changed his mind about leav
pig McCarthy, and will spend
the winter cutting wood on Sour
dough hill, as per usual.
Con Miller is fixing the Dan
Creek telephone line. He says
he is having troubles of his own
with the fire weed seed that is
Heating around these days.
New snow on the mountains
makes us wish we had the last
half of our first million and a
villa at Palm Beach.
James Morris went to Green
Butte to work last week.
Walter McDonnell is doing K.
P. duty at tne Green Butte.
Jacob Koski and John Hill have
accepted a contract at the Green
Butte.
Bill Lubbe was in town from
Green Butte this week.
Emil Isaacson came down
from Kennecott to see the sights
ast Wednesday.