Ttfe McCARTH Y
Weekly News
VOU5,
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday February nth 1922
NO 14
REMINDERS
The McCarthy Igloo No. 2o. of
the Pioneers of Alaska will close
their charter on the 1T>th Feb.
After that date the Initiation
fee is doubled.
McCarthy someday will be a
second Butte. Those who have
faith to invest at the present
time will reap the reward that
is due.
A strong lodge, organization
or society of any kind is essent
ial to the uplift and welfare of
any town. When you see a few
trying to keep up the interest
ot the social affairs during
these long winter days, jump in
and help the good cause along,
others are doing it, why not you?
Any organization that has for
it’s chief aim the welfare of
your neighbour and the care of
the invalid, is vortly of your
moral and financial support.
With oi ly a lew the burden
i is unnecessarily 1 eavy, your
help will lighten the load and
some day you will be pi mid to
say “ I am a Charter Member.”
FOR TERRITORIAL
SENATOR
Toney Dimond’s announce
ment that he is enterering the
political field was a pleasant
surprise to us and his many
friends in fids section, who
claim they can now reciprocate
the many kindnesses i<ceiv«d
from him in the olu days when
lie was prosptctii ** in the Ni
zina mining district.
Mrs. 0. F. M. Cole left on
last Sunday’s train lor ( oicova
and will not return until the
track is clear. The rest of the
family ai e doing fine.
I
LEGAL ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR
I5EFORE THE GENERAL LAND
OFFICE
Juneau Serial 05177
JOHN E. ANDRUS, Applicant
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT
NOTICE IS IIEREin GIVEN:
That in accordance with the laws
oftlielnited states, and especially in
pursuance of the Acts of Congress ap
I proved July 9th, 1870, and May 10th,
J 1872, and amendments thereof, JOHN
I E. ANDRIS, a citizen of the United
States, whose post office addr is care
of Maurice D. Leehey, (E»0, Alaska Guild
in"1, Seattle, Washington, who has ac
«1 uiredand improved the placet mining
I claim and premises hereinafter describ j
ed in accordance with said laws and j
till local laws, rules and customs of i
miners, and has performed labor and j
made improvements on said minim:
j claim ct the value greater than Five
j Hundred Dollars upon or for the benefit
ol each local ion included therein, .and
who at this time is in tt.e sole, actual
•slid peaceful possession of said placer
! mining claim, will apply for si patent |
I to the same with the following mimed <
placer locations therein contained, each 1
I included in the designated mineral j
| sui vev sind contsiining the number of I
I acres set opposite to its mime, viz:
j Mineral Survey Nu. 1-iOS:
No. 10 liex Ciulcli 18.405 acres.
No. 11 ” ” 19.888 ”
Mineral Survey No. 1091;
No. \ > Hex (illicit, 18.803 ”
Total area included in this
appl ical ion, 5(5.050 Acres
Each of said locations contains a val
uable placer deposit ol gold and oltier
vatuaoie lniuerais, and the same arecon
1nous at.u const lime a single tract of
grou*.u siiuaitu upon uosnrveyeu lands
aiong Hex Ouicii, a triouiary ol Ciiittitu
biettv, in me iMzina (uuorgam/.c-a)
Ai-iiiiiig iJislr.ot vvimin the .ud’ariliy
uecoium^; i ftcincl hi the Tho*d .)uUlo
iai im ismii m me Territory ot Alaska,
and the same are more particularly and
accurately described upon the <>11
itiai plats of the mineral surveys above |
| stated, vvnicti are posted on theclaim,
' amt are also described in the tield notes
I ot sucn otticial surveys on tile in the
' United States Land Oil ice at Juneau,
jAlaska, as lollows, to-wit: I
Beginning at Corner No. 1 of the
[ placer mIning location designated as
j No. 10 Kex (iulch. from which United
I States M inoral Monument No. 27 bears
South 25“' -IT’ 92” West, 7719.15 feet
distant: thence North 5i“57’ East 995.91
tout to Corner No, 1. of Placer No, 10
Kex (iulch. which is identical with
cornet No. 1 of Placer no. 11 Rex (iulch
lrom which 'Uv S. M, JI. N'o. 27 bears
South 29“%S’ 9!” West 8*519.55 fetet
distant: thence North 5i“ OS’ East 100(5.5
feet to corner no, 4 of Placer no. 11 Rex
(iulch, which is identical with corner
no. 1 of Placer no. 12 Rex (iulch, from
which U. S, M.M. No. 27 bears South
32* 04’ 2:5” West «)420 82 feet distant;
thence North 72“ 4(5’ East 1094.0(5 feet
tocor.ier No. 2 of Placer No, 12 Rex
(iulch:
thence across the bed of Rex (iulch
North 2(5“ 4o’ \N esl 192.(50 feel tocoruer
no. ,9 of Placer no. 12 Rex (iulcl : thence
South ill- 5(5’ West 981.2(5 feet to corner
no. 4 ol Placer no. 12 Rex (iulch: thence
South 22“ 52’ East 50,(5 feet along the
southerly end line of Placer no. 12 Rex
tiuich tocoruer no. 9 ol i'laieruo. 11
Rex (iulcn: thence South (52* 97’ West
ii.i..oi I eel t o corner no. 2 ol Placer no.
if Kex \\liiob .s identical with
corner no. 9 ol Placer no. 10 Rex (iulch:
thence South 50* 59’ West, 1094.S4 feet
to corner no. 2 ol Placer no. 10 Kex
(iulch, which is idei tical with corner
no. 9 of Placer no. 9 Rex (iulch: tnence
Soutli 45“ 51’ Last <41,29 I eel to 'Corner I
no. 1 ol Placer no, 10 Kex (iulch, ilie
place ol beginning first herein uesoribed.
United States Mineral Monument No.
27 to wined surveys herein are tied by
the ollieiat survey, is in Latitude (iiw
uS’ North and approximate i.ongitude
1-42■*by’ W est, anu inenee Hie eontiuenee
01 Rex (jutctianu White uuloh, which
lorms 4 'iiill itu l reek, bears South Zi~ I
on' West Sob leet, while Andrus Peak
bears souiti h~ oJ' Last, anu sueepnerd
er s jiou.itain bears Norm ibw to'i-ast.
There are noadjoinin.tr m iner il claims
ot 1 iciany curvoved except ifiaci*r ■
Rex (iulcb, 'ti’iera1 cnr'-pv, lf>00 the
north end line ol which is identical |
with the southend lined PlaeerNoJO {
Hex Uulch, included in thisnotice and
application for patent.
THIS NOTICE Dated and Issued
at the United States Lind Office
at Juneau, Alaska, on this 20th
day of December A. D. 1921, fori
posting in said Land Office, and
for publication for a period of
not less than sixty days in ten
consecutive and regular issues
ot the McCarthy Weekly I^6\vsf
a newspaper of general circulat
ion, printed and published week
ly at McCarthy. Alaska, within
the Juneau Land District, and
nearest? ttle land- herein describ
ed and hereby designate.! for
that purpose.
Frank A. Boyle.
Register.
Maurice D. Leehey,
Attorney for Claimant,
Office & Post Offke Additfcs,
020 Alaska Building,
Seattle, Washington.
Pate of first publication .1 any 7th. 1922.
i »aleof last publication March 11th, 1922,
in The Probate Court For M c
Carthy Precinct, Third Division
ofThe Territory of Alaska.
Before Win. D. Coppernoll.
Probate Judge.
in the Matter of the'hstatffof
Gust De Vos. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is hereby given that
the undersigned was duly and
regularly appointed administra
tor of the Est ite of Gust De Vos,
deceased, on the 31st. day of
January, 1922, hy the above
named court.
Notice is therefore given to
the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them
within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to wit,
Within six months after the
fourth day of February, 1922, to
the said administrator at his of
fice at the Mother Lode Mine,
near Kennecott, Alaska, the
same being the place lor the
transaction of the business of
thesnu estate in the Territory
of Alaska.
Dated, McCarthy, Alaska, Jan.
uary 31, 1922.
C. VV. Vickery
Administrator of the Estate of
Gust De Vos, deceased.
Fit st Publication Feby. 4th.1922.
Last Pubhcat oi Mar. 4th 19^2.