JUST RECEIVED
An Assortment of
Straight
libbers
These goods are made bv the manufacturers
of the eelebrated IMPRESS Huliher Boots and
Shnpacs.
The brand STRAIGHT-LINE in men’s light
rubbers is of the same significance as the brand
IIIPRESS in rubber boots and shupaes.
A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
Fourth Avenue and C Street.
Anchorage : Alaska
EEMtsmamaa
North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NORMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mg!.
..LUMBER..
Old Town Near R. R. Track
r
RAY C LARSON
Dealer in All Kinds of
Sash —.—.. Building Paper
Doors (S’ Ij A 8S Windows and
Mirrors - Door Frames
ij All kinds of Glazing done _
Sth Are. and K St.
H. E. ELLSWORTH
Established 1905.
Asfcttjrer and (Chemist
Ores Treated, ton and Oar
lidtf.
Seward. Alaska.
..Reilly’s Cafe..
Open Day and Night
'The BEST the Market Affords
l at all times. Give us a trial.
Mike Reilly, Propr.
I
The Miner’s Store
Now is the time to stampede to the Miners’
Store and order your Spring Suit. A complete
line of samples—aud good pay on the benches.
Come in and prospect.
THE GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOSITE MONTANA
COMMISSION WILL HOLD
PUBLIC HEARINGS HERE
President Sutherland, of th,e Alas
ka Labor Union, announces that he
received word thlg morning from the
commission sent to settle the differ
ences between the workers and the
Engineering Commission and try to
establish a wage scale satisfactory to
both sides.
From his understanding, a public
hearing will be hold by the gentle
men of the commission, as soon as
they can conveniently do so after ar
riving at Anchorage, at which time
and place the Alaska Labor Union
will be permitted to state fully their
I rrasons for demanding an increase
| of wages. Presumably, the commls
! sion will gather all available in
, formation ami data, so that a com
, prehensive report can be made from
the information gathered at the
hearing. The Labor Union is trying
to secure all available data to assist
the commission, and they will appro.
! date the assistance of any oue in An
chorage.
The labor boys take this broad
stand: That they are not demand*
ine anything out of reason. That the
laborers \Vho are hero, and in ail
irobahilities who will come here
from now' on, do so for a dual pur
pose first, lo help build tlie rail
read; and, secondly, to become iden
tified with the future development
of Hie territory. Therefore, they
argue that the demands of the labor
ers are just and that the moderate
advance asked for In wages will all
be returned tothe territory.
A committee of the Labor Union
is busy getting information for the
commission. Last night at the Labor
Union hall the longshoremen, the
carpentepj and the cooks and waiters
held separate meetings in order to
to furnish Information as to their
individual demands. The teamsters
I and railroad workers will meet to
j night for the same purpose.
if you know of anything that will
help the boys in the presentation of
thei,. demands, be sure and hand it
in to officers of the Labor Union.
There is always some one at the
Labor Union hall to receive you.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday school at 12. Preaching
service at 8.
The subject of the evening sermon
.will be "Booze, Bottles, Busted.” The
male quartete will sing. It’s fine
weather for going to church. Come
early if you wish a good seat.
Films developed, 15c; prints, 3c,
by professional. "That Man Loge
msnn.” Fifth and D Btreet.
Don’t forget, WILKES makes
j DESKS as well f.s other furniture,
j '.Ve Lave the materia!. Shop oppo
| site Alaska Transfer Co., on H St.
j Thousand-doltar stock of spring
I slioes for miners and workers to be
I sold at sacrifice—$6 shoes for $4.50.
I See Bartholf, on Fifth, near C.
| Wanted 12x20 tent. Ray C. Lar
j son. the glass man.
Cook Inlet News Seme
Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals from all parts of
the world received overland
twice a week.
THE MODEL 4th and E St.
One Visit
will
MakeYou
a
Regular
Patron
at tho
Frisco -Cafe
Private Boxes
for
Large
or
Small Parties
(Continued from Page 1.))
■commissioner of the general land
^office, with thefr recommendation In
.the matter, and will notify all par
ties in interest of their action by or
dinary mail. ,
12. Depositions may be taken on
behalf of cither party before any of
ficer authorized to administer oaths,
after first giving ten days’ written
; notice to the opposite party, or they j
.may be taken by stipulation, as pro
! vidcd by Rule 27 of the Rules of
Practice.
13. Decision will be rendered by
the secretary of the interior in cases
governed by these regulations, and
will be final and close the case. Such
decision may be rendered at any time I
after the expiration of 30 days from
the date the record of the case is re
ceived bv the commissioner of the
general land office. Motions or briefs
.must be filed with the commissioner
of the general land office.
f t. Where any lot purchaser or
joint purchaser, or, in case he has
parted with his rights or any interest
therein, his successor in interest as
transferee, asignee, lessee, permittee,
tenant, agent, or under anj form of
authorization whatsoever, whether
express or implied, or any such sue-’
cessor in interest, while invested
with sucli interest, has been or shall
he duly convicted tinder the penal
statutes of Alaska of an offense
which constitutes a viola ion of the
Alaskan railroad townsite regula
tions, the secretary of the interior
may, in his discretion, waive all the
provisions of these regulations and,
without notice, declare a forfeiture
fit the lot involved. In such cases
, the right of any person to be heard
by virtue of any transfer or assign
ment of interest after information or
indictment duly presented will not
.be recognized.
REMKMRER,
The Two Girls Cafe BtUl excels In
’hose famous Sunday dinners. Try
them.
In the United States Commissioner’s
Court, Third Division, Territory
of Alaska, Cook Inlet Precinct.
Before Lee Van Slyke, sitting in
probate, at Susitna, Alaska.
In the matter of the estate of
Frank Turner, deceased.
Order and notice for the hearing
of objections to final account and set
tlement thereof.
Notice is hereby given that
| William Maitland, the administrator
1 of the estate of Frank Turner, de
ceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement, and filed in said
court, his final account as provided
for in Chapter Eighty-six, Section
Section 1694 of the Compiled Laws
for the Territory of Alaska, of his
'administration of said estate; and
that Wednesday, April 26th, A. D.
1916, at 2 o’clock p. m., at the court
room of said court, in Susitna, in
said precinct and territory, has been
duly appointed by said court for the
settlement of said account, at which
time and place any person interested
in said estate may appear and file
! exceptions in writing to the said ac
count and contest the same.
Witness my hand and seal of
I court, this 11th day of February, A.
D. 1916.
j (Seal) LEE VAN SJLYKE,
U. S. Commissioner and ex
Offirio Judge of Probate.
I '
The Pan-Handle
TEX JONES, IVop.
We carry a complete
stock ot
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
. . . FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
HOT AND COM) IMtlNKS
Fourth Ave.. Bet. G and H.
THE
White House
Mrs. Martha White, Propr.
; Up-to-Date in Every Way
Nice Comfortable Beds
Rates Moderate
Good dog houees in connection.
Fourth Ave. near K street.
■wiki *0. 02S8T
In the TJnltsa ItitM Laad Mm at
Juaaaa. Alaska.
In the Matter of the Application of
the GOLD BULLION MINING POM
PANT for a patent to the BIRD, GOLD
NUGGET, SUMMIT, GOLDEN EAGLE
and GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODES,
Mineral Survey No. 1018, ululated In the
Knlk Recording niBtrlct of Alaska.
HOTTCn Of APPLICATION 70S
PATENT.
pursuance «i tac mch ol _ __
proved May loth. 1872. the GOLD
DULL.ON MINING PO MPA NT, a
Washington corporation, whose Post
1,U.C «drf?8 ls A1"*ka Building. Se
attle Washington, will make applica
*L'’"Jiy:.* Pa,‘’n' to 1476.10 feet along
? P‘"*-n' <o 1476.10 feet alone
pot vt\pp n-i?’ tVIJ®- 10 ""•* a I on* th,
4,01,1 > NUGGET LODE. Ir.00 feet alona
the SLMilIT LODE. SS8.04 feet alont
the golden imole r.nnt'.I
the GOLDEN EAGLE Loi^
ii i i.4i fVot alonsr the GOIJikx kaoi
NO. 1 I,OT>F. with surfap.. • r
[-OP l.iOIe,
fllV 1 r'1OT>T:*. vv,th surface ^routtd
ffet wr ,f‘ss in on ea.'h side
the center of said lodes or veins
center or said lodes or veins ,
2l‘?.rtz or other rock in place, Warin'
e°7' copper and other valuable n»ln *n
“ included in said minimr , lain
m(ih| !»o,(:Tll|,,y described upon th
Official Plat nf Mineral Survey Vn 101
posted on tht» ' laini. ami bv the Fic|
Notes of such official survey'on tile wit
S.i.-S'J',M a .. :
as lepinnlne at Pnrner N„ 1 of th
'•0nE , Whl°” 'he WortheS
point U .8 I M Nn f' , flom. TvlUo
deg 2't min ti '., ' ' hears North r,
, nun. 1 2 sec li]no( onoo au
« as. T>T*nf?£*°^'
ZJe of^h n& Lon;
.1,15.89 feet to Pnm.r v* P ”’in- Wee
NttGQET LODE- then° "c°f 4be fJnL
42 mlh. East 28 7 7 rZ, , South 43 dpi
westerly end line 7‘ "'“f.^^ouli
GET LODE to Its int *? ,,}0['r' N',J<
issfVr? «
West 800.97 fw to Pore! ^ 47 m"
GOLDEN RAGL» tons' No- 3 °r th
Point op the Northh?DE' . which '»
Golden eagip my ,e'Id ilne of th
North 68 deg *7 if? 'LODE. thenc
to Corner No 2 ofT^'em oi'*'90 f»<
■NO. I LODE th™ GOLDEN EAGr,
min. West Tn 46 feet 8t°nUo 29 dPe; 2
of tke GOT ne\T „rf8t. to Corner No
then?? Son?h MK^rE^T° 1 LODI
489.90 f,et 'to r4 dPB- 38 min. Wet
GOLOEN HAGf S v-r, ,No- 4 of ti
«nnth 63 a,, > LODE: them
to Corner No 6 of 698-52 fpl
NO. I LODE then™ *°LDEN Ka°L
East 499 90 ?eet^a ,0 14 dp* E
of tke GOLDEN pim v Corner No
thence North 26 °n^E NO- 1 LODI
feet to Ite l.teraSmi °7 “*»• East 68.E
westerly end JUe d? w ‘h the Soutl
LODE. ContinulSe on th- ^ . SUMMI
hoimse from Corner s la-‘ <,esoribs
«EN EAGLE NO , t\P?{ tb« GO!
reaches Corner* y'n 4-LODE 612.02 tv.
EAGLE NO l tODE e°f the °°LDE
u. a. L. M No th from which pofr
33 min. 09 see* km*4nn^h 48 de*
Unt. Corner Not* -V*0,- ,ept d,<
EAGLE NO. 1 LODE u GOLDE
Corner No 4 of ik. W'n,icai wit
LODE, from whtelh® GOLDEN EAGL
4« min. East 84(l !pt North 39 de(
No. 1 of the GOLDEN* ^,19S Gorni
from which Mint uNsEA,°LE LODI
hears North 51 de— ev L- M. No.
9126.70 feet Ref,™0,7 mln- 57 sec. Eat
Intersection of th™Hn„th the po,nt '
line of the OOLDEv^ ^f?.sterly B,(i
-Lode with thc |ouu^wAA :,r'R no
Of the SUMMIT Innl tfrly end ,ir
scribed thence so„£DE*b herein d,
East 412.62 feet to Pci0 P’’ 47 mi
SUMMIT IXIDE- theni»ersrN°L3 of
min. Easf lsnn f 1re North 4f> dc,
Of the SUMMIT /rmw*0 .°orner No
40 dee. 47 min thence Nort
the Northeasterly -ns ?; 4 25 feet alon
MIT LODE to it. of ,he SLk
Easterly side line M K?2„wltl' "
and on the same P the b,rO LODI
"O 4 Of the luMMlTrerV^m
to Corner No l of ^1!T, r'or>E 600 fe,
Point U. s L M No ,IOse’ from whir
tie*. 97 min 28 --i i. bears North
distant. Returrtlna t EiS* 3067 07 f«
of the Northeasterlv° *h-,e ,intersectir
SUMMIT LODE Will fsndjlnfl of O
line of the RTRiy r^kr!l? Easterly sir
II He*. 66 mF„R^4^LE ‘hence Nort
Per No. 6 of thFmirTn'r ' to n°
North 75 dee ’I miIRS LODE; them
to Corner No 6 ’,,S 60
which in the Soiithism cBIRn LODI
8"d the moat E^ter,_ nT7 ,herPO
mitwey; thence K ,,n th
Went 460 feet to Cor-i8 P* 43
PIRD LODE th- OPr No 1 of tt
first herein deserlbl^"* °f hp?ir",lrl« '
trSFV'tg, a™„v“C,WVn*’ however,
main entirely s^firi°Prs0tpd P,,bIle d.
included within FhJ°i sdp^ bV hut m
In described, which 'trset00!**'-"8 her
as heelnnine at Pom HP ., 8 describe
GOrjtF-N EAGLE Vo"T 1 of «
in deeerihed thenc- ar LGGE as her
mln. East 705 60 fe?, a^onLhth89wdes 8
«J<1« Hit* of th« GOT niv Raster!
to its isecrscctV^ wuw ^ LOD
South"?, ft*. SBrV^B“em
West 842 66 feet^i*!--*9 dfe 16 mi
side line of the VuMSfr./Vi Wester!
intersection m LpDE to l!
of the GOLDEN EAG?-'lVXy *Ida ">
thenc. North V6rV4;iA<iI',R EG- 1 LODI
feet to Porner Nb i*L. .? E??* ,3B(
eagle no. i lode wh.A*. golde
with Porner No 4 -7bluh '"identic,
EAGLE LODE th. 4bp GOLDS
the deecHnti™ nf ti,4Ci0', b««lnntn
hereby erclu^d fro^* th.P*t
herein (t^scifh^ .1" tn* ftri
plication for patent ni' b,y ‘l1'8 *1
areir rtnS •«“ S
Gold r>ust No C1 Trim *ne ?°id nus
Gofden Wonder .nt nej9"'! Eractioi
Inin Mlwrai S^rvir®"^-8",^,^17'''1' *'
nortb.rly boundaries J.01on tk
aw?
lows* *rea 02 Pacb loeatlon l^s fo
RIRD LODE _
Less conflict with Mineral “ A
Survey No. 960A . 0.113 Acre
GOLD NUGGET LODE. . . . }| 604 ^
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No 960A . 4.307 ,
SUMMIT I,ODE ...
Less conflict with
Lode .
Bird
8.197 Acres
20.661 Acres
1.263 Acres
GOLDEN EAGLE LODE ..'7 856
Leas conflict with Bird
I wish to announce that I am now
prepared to take children as pupils
In piano, elocution and vocal train
ing. Arrangements can be made at
my home between * and 4 p. m., on
Fourth avenue, between A and B
streets.
22-6t MRS. MARION FOSTER.
Any person having knowledge of
facts which will aid the labor com
mission in preparing a fair and un
biased report regarding conditions at
Anchorage and along the railroad
are requested to communicate with
President Sutherland, of the Alaska
Labir Union, who is to act with the
committee which will look after
labor’s interest in the forthcoming
I conference.
If you need spring shoes, go over
to nartlioif’s, on Fifth, near C. at;
examine those on sacrifice sale.
Complete house furnishings at
Eckmami’s, Fifth and K street.
Everything in hardware at the
Mat an us 1< a Hardware Company’s.
'Lode (0.3X7 acres), and
less conflict with Golden
Nugget Lode (0.89-’
acres > .
1.279 Acres
6.577 Acres
, _ . 15.638 Acres
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No 960A (1.161
(40! IO N EAGLE NO.
LODE
acres), and less conflict
with Summit Lode (0 944
acres) .
2.105 Acres
Total Acreage Mineral Sur- Acrpa
<,n<‘,) . 81.245 Acres
1 Ye ^ if? Location Monument No.
tied hvh|h« AmnTri1 Survey No. 1018 is
tied by the official survey, is a granite
stone showing 6x4x2 feet above the
ground, chiseled Cross (X) U. S. L. M
KLA,?~ted thfi summlt Of the
ridge between the headwaters of wil
der a47<1mma'me CreeY" ln La»tude 61
, 10 sec- North and Longi
!49 deg. 22 min. West. It Is sltu
KrtnUrahx'Jt 1° mllel' northeasterly from
Knik, Alaska, and Skyscraper Peak
bears South 53 deg. 26 rain East ao
proxlmateiy 3.300 feet distant. P
Stages* ?°„VSe oJ®®ued from the United
no. i j.Va1d offlp<* *t Juneau, Alaska,
this 14th day of February, A. n 1916
Dubhcatlnn f" ea1I1 ,Land omce *nd for
publication for not less than sixty days
n the Cook Inlet Pioneer, a newspan'er
?hn«^eraiiCirtUlatlon published at A§
for that pu^oVnd hereby <1efi“’'natf'd
C. B. WALKER,
MAURICE D. LERHEY Rp*'"ter.
Attorney for Claimant.
Alaska Building.
... Seattle, Washington.
■Irst publication February 25. 1916
Last publication, April 88, 1916.
Frank Korth t
SHEET METAL. PLUMBIN*
HEATING. VENTILATING
Before buying your winter stove, see
Korth's Combination Air-Tight
Heater and Cooker.
Corner Fourth ave. and I street
Rooms $1 Per Day Up
..Hotel Crist..
Geo. Crist, Propr.
Fourth avenue and K street
GoodJSprinff Reds 50 cents
Rates by the week.
Good Bath Room in Connection.
INSURE NOW
In Reliable Company
anti Protect Your Family
in the ^
EQUITABLE I.IFR
ASSURANCE SOCIETY ,
Of tile United States
A. I’RODKNBEBG,
IHstrict Agent, at The New.
Stand, 4th Ave., Bet. G and H
LENNON '8
Bakery mi Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Coekies, Etc.
-a Specialty—
Fourth avenue west.
Bjsrnson & Ganton
TAILORS
You are cordially invited to
come in and inspect our new
line of spring samples. The
most superb collection oi j
woollens.
""""""correct styles
WORKMANSHIP GITA RAN- I
TEED
PRICES RIGHT
Corner Fourth and I
Our mefchandise 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 YourseU at Home
MR. AND MRS. BOB FOSTER. Choice Cigars, Tobacco
Entertainers Fruit and Candy *.
I
Play solo (or blngles and win a
shirt at Cotter's, a meal at Reilly's,
6r take home the bacon from Pol
icy's. MONTANA POOL HALL,