We have about
25 boxes
Extra Fancy
Wagner
Apples
Which we offer at
$2 per Box
A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
Fourth Avenue and C Street.
North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NOKMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mgr.
..LUMBER..
Old Town Near R. R. Track
RAY C LARSON
Dealer in All Kinds of
Sash
Doors
Mirrors
GLASS
Building Paper
Windows and
Door Frames
All kinds of Glazing done
5th Ato. and K St.
H. E. ELLSWORTH
Established 1905.
Assayer and Chemist
Ores Treated, ton and Car
Dots.
Seward. Alaska.
..Reilly’s Cafe..
Open Day and Night
i The BEST the Market Affords
at all times. Give us a trial.
Mike Reilly, Propr.
The Miner’s Store
Now is the time to stampede to the Miners’
Store and order your Spring Suit. A complete
line of samples—and good pay on the benches.
Come in and prospect.
THE GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
» THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOSITE MONTANA
FUN WILL 1
MEETJONIGHT
The volunteer fire department will
hold a meeting at the Central Mar
ket this evening, commencing at
7:30. Chief Bert Mllliksn has di
vided the city into throe districts,
and will at this meeting appoint cap
tains for these districts, as well as
assign members to the positions for
which they seem best qualified. The
_three districts are bounded as fol
lows: No. 1, headquarters on the
municipal block; extends oast to C
street, west to H, north to FlrEt..and
south to Ninth. No. 3, headquarters
at Fourth and I; extending north to
First street, east to H, south io
"Ninth, and west to the water front.
No. 3, headquarters at Fourth end
B; extending north to First, east to
city limits, south to Ninth, and west
to C,
| miss. McArthur wins
PRIZE AT WHIST CLUB
Mrs. F. B. McArthur, with a score
of 40, was the winner of the first
prize at last night’s meeting of the
Northern Light Whist Club, the con
solation prize going to Miss Alice
; Sheehan. Carl Peterson was the
highest among the men, with 37, and
. V., H. Fischer the lowest, with 12.
; The first prizes were handsome
paintings, donated by Mrs. IC. Mce
• ban, and the consolations cssh do
nated by Mrs. Sharts. A Beautiful
' centerpiece, the handiwork of MrB.
| E. Richter, was the first prlso for
| ladfes at the previous session A so
| cial dance followed the games.
Duncan McCormick, Peter Netlson
and Alex. McCumber departed this
morning, enroute toShtep mountain,
up the Siatanuska valley, where they
will locate copper claims.
Andrew Olson and Peter Olson de
parted this morning, enriJiite to King
mountain ,up the Matanuska valley,
where they will locate lo la claims.
The steamer Admiral Watson will
reach Seward this evening or tomor
row forenoon, according to reports
received here.
C. B. Wark, the commission mer
chant ,is departing this afternoon at
1 4 o’clock, enroute on a brief business
: trip to the states.
The mail arrived from Seward ^this
afternoon, and will be ready for dls
: tribution tomorrow morning at 9
’ o’clock.
j Convoying Mrs. Smith to Iditarod,
iiEugene Norton will depart from here
j tomorrow morning.
The committee in charge of the
■ disposition of the folders is meeting
j with fine success.
| Cabin for rent, partly furnished.
Sixth and A streets.
Rood warm rooms for rent; spring !
beds. Fourth avenue and East B St.
Choicest cigars, candies, fruits,
gvepe juice, at the Alaska Pool
Room.
Oals, Bran, Chopped Grain, Shorts,
Whole Corn, Cracked Corn, Wheat
and Scratch Food, at Brown Sr Haw
kins’. "Quality First.”
BYRNE HALL
For Friday and Sat nr Jay
We Present
A BRAND FROM THE BURNING
A Drama of Intense Situations.
One Reel
FORGIVE US OUR TRESPASSES
Thanhauser Drama. One Reel
THE IMP .ABROAD
A Spectacular Victor Comedy
One Reel
HER NERVE
Drama. One Ree’..
One hundred new reols of film ar
rived with the mail. We are sparing
no expense to put on a good p.ogram
all the time.
THE MANAGEMENT.
Show Starts at 8 P. M.
The Pan-Handle
TEX JONES, Prop.
We carry a complete
stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
... FRUITS, NUTS, F7TC.....
HOT AND COLD DRINKS
Fourth Ave., Bet G and H.
Cook Inlet News Seme
Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals from all parts of
the world received overland
twice a week.
TOE MODEL 4th and E St.
CITY BAKERY
Fifth and D Sts.
We beg to announce that we
have opened a bakery, and are
prepared to supply the trade
with first-class goods. We have
an extended experience. We de
liver to restaurants and gro
ceries. Give us a trial.
RASO & CO.
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Anchorage, Alaska,
Feb. 28th, 1916.
Sealed proposals for furnishing
and storing ice will be received at
the office of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission, Ship Creek, until Fri
day, March 3rd, 1916, at 2 p. m., and
then opened.
Proposals must be enclosed In
sealed envelope, plainly marked on
the outside, "Proposals for Furnish
ing and Storing Ice," and addressed
to this office.
Bidders should state the time
within which they will complete the
work.
The following quantities of Ice are
required:
60 tuufi »o oe stored in the root
cellar adjacent to the mees-house,
Anchorage, Alaska.
25 tons to be Btored In old powder
magazine near the hospital. Anchor
age, Alaska.
A contract will be entered into
with the successful bidder, who must
designate the source from which he
will furnish the ice.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and waive technical de
fects and formalities, if deemed in
the interest of the Commission to do
so. Bids will be considered for the
whole or any part of the quantity
above described.
F. MEARS,
Commissioner.
Found—A bunch of keys. Owner
may recover same by calling at this
office and paying for this notice.
McCain Studio
Photograph Gallery
, Post Cards
Kodak finishing
Preferred Stock canned vegetables
and fruits at Brown & Hawkins’.
“Quality First."
Larson & Wendler will give 100
votes free 'or the Queen of the Day
in the Kennel Club racing event with
ever-.- f 5 purchase at their store this
week.
r Pale—-Walter Howard’s fine
do~ (cam outfit, consisting of dogs,
tow lino, harness, etc. Inquire at
Knik Hardware Company.
American
Chinese Cafe
Ninth and C
Open Day and Night
CHINESE CHOP SUEY
Noodles with Smoked
Pork a Specialty
Short Orders
F. W. SCOTT
Proprietor
■•rial Wo. 02867
In th# United IUtH Wand Offio* n
jimw. A1trt>
In the Matter of the Application of
the GOLD BULLION MINING COM
PANY for * patent to the BIRD, GOLD
NUGGET. SUMMIT, GOLDEN EAGLE
and GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODES,
Mineral Survey No. 1011, situated In the
Kotk Record I n|r DlatHct of Alaska.
notice or application row
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That In accordance with the laws of
the United States, and especially In
pursuance of the Act of Congress ap
proved May 10th. 1872. the GOLD
BULLION MINING COMPANY, a
Washington corporation, whose Post
Office address is Alaska Building, Se
attle, Washington, will make applica
tion for a patent to 147B.10 feet along
the BIRD LODE, 1488.10 feet along the
GOLD NUGGET LODE, 1800 feet along
the SUMMIT LODE, 888.04 feet along
‘h« GOLDEN EAGLE LODE and
iJIM4 along the GOLDEN EAGLE
NO. 1 LODE, with surface ground .',00
roet or less In width on each side of
the center of said lodea or veins cf
quartz or other rock In place, bearing
gold, copper and other valuable mineral,
and included In said mining claim,
whloh Is accurately described tmon the
Offlcinl Plat of Mineral Survey No. 1018
posted on the claim, and by the Field
Notes of such official, survey on tile with
Jueno^%rsk°af tHe U- S r'an" °fflcP
The lode locations nre'contiguoiJs and
constitute a trsct of ground described
at Corner No. 1 of the
LODE, which is the Northeast
S2T, ^Tof; nn'1, from which point
Tinitea States Location Monument No i
North 42 d','r- 01 min. 25 sec. East
-023.42 feet distant, and running thence
from said Corner No. 1 North 48 deg 42
! min. West along the Northeasterly end
line of the GOLD NUGGET LODE
140UM feet to Corner No vfhe North
easterly rorner thereof, from which
S" .nt'T 's: L No. 1 bears North f,4
deg 28 min. 12 sec. East 2083.23 feet
distant, and running thehce Soulh 75
4?f- ,54 West 1127 feet to Corner
‘'if- 2 °f the GOLD NUGGET LODE'
esfiSPe S°"th- 18 43 min. West
*ee* to Corner No. 3 of the GOLD
NUGGET LODE: thence South 48 deg
wce7i?l\,Ea8a M73 feet alOT,g th0 Southl
westerly end line of the GOLD NUG
WeLee!iDE.i° n" lnt,>rsphtion With the
Westerly side line of the GOLDFN
EAGLE LODE, which occurs at a potat
on Said Westerly side line 71.66 feet
No- 2 °f said GOLDEN
EAGLE LODE; thence from said point
™ iptarsec,lon South 32 deg. 47 min
SSrV.I?fl'9Lfact *° Cornar No. 3 of the
GOLDEN EAGLE LODE which la a
rarli V.S,1r *5,* Northerly end line of the
2CLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE: thence
North 63 deg. 27 min. West 218.80 feet
te Corner Na t of the GOLDEN EAGLE
, 1*P°PK: th6nce 8outh 29 deg. 29
3?%., £7™* teet to Corner No. 1
5? **“ GOLDEN EAGLE Na 1 LODE;
499 8? iag- 68 raln- West
4*2r9® fob* to Corner No. 4 of the
K.°' l LODE; ‘hence
South 68 deg. 27 min. East 698.52 feet
noC°i’7c™ the golden EAGLE
thence North 14 deg. 6S
“lln; feet *o Corner No. 6
of the GOLDEN BAOLE NO. 1 LODE:
!f.°rtih .** a°s' 02 mln- East 58.58
weitirtv,^«l?t®»8ec4k>2 wl,h the South
en4 1,ne of the SUMMIT
iPPP Continuing on the last described
course from Corner No. 6 of th« nni
DEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE m.02°O«J
te'rS^1 i* ‘h® GOLDEN
EAGLE NO. I LODE from which point
fv *■.*- *■ Nf>- I boors North 48 deg.
17 mln,09 sec. East 4004.01 feet dls
tant. Corner No. 1 of the GOLDKV
ci2eBvNO z1Jx>DE 18 SSuSSmSS
™®r No. 4 of the GOLDEN EAGLE
IXDDE, from which point North 39 deg.
46 mln. East 890.93 feet reaches Corner
No. 1 at thA not tipm I,’»nt .a *
rrom which point U. 8. L. M. No l
61„dfK' 07 min. B7 sec. East
f?et- Returning to the point of
Southeasterly side
t nn?fJe GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1
LODE with the Southwesterly end line
sJrinlS SUMMIT LODE as herein de
Eait^19t??ne°l8.OUth 40 de»- 47 min.
t0 Corner No. 3 of the
?iF™p,I1ELK?r^.i„‘hence North 49 deg.
Is. “‘n. E®a* U.00 feet to Corner No. 4
‘he SUMMIT LODE: thence North
J2> a®»- 47 min- west 391.25 feet along
MlT mS'’,eriy ®nd line of the SUM
MIT LODE to its intersection with the
Easterly side line of the BIRD LODE
and °n ‘ho aame course from Corner
No 4 of the SUMMIT LODE 600 feet
DOintrirerHN°r' 1n?f ?,ald Iode• from which
S2i.nteV' s; L- M. No. 1 bears North 47
dhftnn/ "Un; 2* Bec- East 3067.07 feet
diBtfn‘- Returning to tho intersection
S^xt,vTT^?rA^fa-stPrly end line of the
SUMMIT LODE with tho Easterly side
1no of the BIRD LODE thence North
11 deg. 56 min. East 140.90 feet to Cor
“rr,f.,5.of ‘he BIRD LODE: thence
North 75 deg. 21 min. East 1118.60 feet
to. Corner No. 6 of the BIRD LODE
wi'jch^is the Southeast Corner thereof,
and the most Easterly point on this
survey; thence North 48 deg. 42 min
riRT> I6nDw‘>t.at0 <-orn,'r N° 1 of the
sssjPhSgs^gsrof beffinn,ns -
Excepting and excluding, however, a
ITaf‘ of», unappropriated public do
mnjn. entirely surrounded hr but not
included within the lode locations here
in described, which tract Is described
as beginning at Corner No. 1 of the
fa*1 *25S4NO- 1 LODE ns here
In <ieecrlbe<l, thence North 39 deg. 46
min. East ,05.60 feet along the Easterly
tod tt-n? ?f ‘he GOLDEN EAGLE LODE
‘o i‘» Intersection with the Southerly
PBd,’Ine#if the BIRD LODE; thence
South 48 deg. 42 min. East 169 71 feet
‘he_ Soutiierly end linn of the
the?WoIfOTiK ‘,2 ,tB Iniersectlon with
TnT>7n“JSr,y side lino of the SUMMIT
W^f 84s88nCe 8out,h 49 dpg. 15 min.
SS'llJU-S tS?tSU&SL?»DEetoe^
of'thee cm nw^^R',R“,r,jr *** »"•
?' *hp GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE
fwfC|^crth 36»3eB- 07 mln- E*"' 135.08
RAGLE 7^4 of ,h" GOLDEN
NO. 1 LODE, which Is identical
Vaoi S-°7?n»°;K4 th* golden
tue a™ ^fGOE, the trface Of beginning
the description of the tract which Is
hereby excluded from the tract first
JH despribed as covered by this np
c „Aa0n, f°T pa‘Pnt- There Is also *?
eluded from this application all (he
rs m 4n .co«fllot wUh the Gold Dust
Ca lmn'w ?°- i- Oold Oust Fraction!
GnMcn Wonder and Golden Wonder No
. Lodes in Minernl Survey Xn 960 4
JJ7* T th,e •ppllcant. and which ad
loin Mineral Survey No 1018 nn ♦ v,«
U?e 'offlor.tb°!’n.d ur 10”• 8,1 aa shown bv
ie official plat herewith noated on the
T and* in the United States
t™ There are no other adtoln
veyed4 °r m,neraI Pialms omcially sur
lows’° are* °f each incation is as fol
BTBtS T.ode . ,,
Lee, conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960.4 . 0.113 Acres
GOLD NUGGET LODE.... 12 504 Acre
Lees confl'ct with Mineral
Survey No. 960A . 4.307 Acre
^ZMTT T-GOE .aoisll Awes
conflict with Bird
T'0<5e . 1.208 Acre*
golden eagle lode ,,'nsuc
r conflict with Bird
Lode (0.387 acre*), and
less conflict with Golden
Nugget Lode (0.882
acres) . 1.279 Acres
6.677 Acres
GOLDEN RAGLE NO. I
LODE . 16.638 Acres
Less conflict with Mineral
Surrey No. 960A (1.161
acres), and loss conflict
with Summit Lode (0.844
acres) .J.106 Acre#
13.533 Acres
Total' Acreage Mineral Sur
vey No. 1018 (net) . 61.346 Acres
United States Location Monument No.
1, to whloh Mineral 8urvey No. 1018 Is
tied by the official survey. Is a granite
stone showing 6x4*2 feet above th«
ground, chiseled Cross (X) U. S. L. M.
No. 1, located on the summit of tha
ridge between the headwaters of Wil
low and Cralgle Creeks in Latitude 61
deg. 47 rain. 10 sec. North and Longi
tude 149 deg. 22 min. West. It Is situ
ated about 30 miles northeasterly from
Knlk, Alaska, and Skyscraper Peak
bears South 5T deg. 26 min. East ap
proximately 3300 feet distant.
This notice Is issued from the United
States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska,
this 14th day of February, A. D. 1916,
for posting in said Land office and far
publication for not less than sixty days
in the Cook Inlet Pioneer, a newspaper
of general circulation published at An
chorage. Alaska, and' hereby designated
for that purpose.
C. B, WALKER,
MAURICE D. LEEIIEY, ReS|ster
Attorney for Claimant.
Alaska Building,
Seattle, Washington.' 9
frst publication February 25, 19^^^
l-.ast publication, April 21, 1918.
u. S. Land Office,
, At Juneau, Alaska,
January 24, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Peter
Mirray, of Knik, Alaska, who, on
January 24, 1916, made homestead
application. No. 02448, for south
half of northeast quarter, north halt *
half of southeast quarter Section 20, ‘
south half of northwest quarter,
noith half of southwest quarter, See V
tlon 21, Township 17 north, range 1
east, Seward meridian, has filed net- -
tlce of Intention to make five-year ■
pr. of, to establish claim to the land
above described, before V. 8. Com
missioner Leopold David, at Me
office at Anchorage, Alaska, on the f
22nd day of March, 1618,
Claimant names 09 witnesses:
August O. Swanson, of Matanuska
Alaska.
George Nylon, of Matanuska. *
Alaska.
Henry A. Sharp, of Anchorage,'
Alaska.
Arthur A. Cobb, of Matanuska,
Alaska.
C B. WALKER. 1 •
Register.
Frank Korth
SHEET METAL. PLUMBING
HEATING. VENTILATING
Before buying your winter stove, gee'
Korth’s Combination Air-Tigi^k
Heater and Cooker.
Corner Fourth ave. and I
street
St
Rooms $1 Per Day Up* ^
..Hotel Crist..
Geo. Crist, Propr.
Fourth avenue and K street
Good Spring: Beds 50 cents
Rates by the week.
Good Bath Room in Connection.
INSURE NOW
In Reliabit ComiMiny
and Protect Vour Family
in the
equitable life
assurance society
Of the United States
A. FRODENBERG,
Bistrict Agent, at The News
Stand, 4th Ave., Bet. G and H
V
XaEisrnsj'oisr's
Bakery and Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc.
——a Specialty
Fourth avenue west.
HAVE YOUR FALL SUI^I
MADE TO ORDER BY
Bjomson & fianton, Tailors
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
money refunded.
Come in and inspect our new
line of samples. Finest collec
tion of woolens. Our piices are
from $25.00 to $50.00.
Cor. Fourth and I sts.
I
Our merchandise checks are taken
at full value at Polley Bros.’, general
Merchandise; at Frank Cotter’s,
everything for men; and at Reilly’s
restaurant, good eats.
MONTANA POOL HALL.
Montana Pool Rail
TOWN CENTER
A Place to Meet Your Friends and Make Yourself at Home
MR. AND MRS. ROB FOSTER. Choice ClBars, Tobacco.
Entertainers Fruit an(1 Candy
Play solo i'or b’ngles and win a ,
shirt at Cotter’s, a meal at Reilly’s,
or take home the bacon from Pol
ley’s. MONTANA POOL HALL.
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