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evening, gaining 43 points. The
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DUBLIN, Feb. 19.—There has ■
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cruiting in the agricultural districts.
| The People know that if the allies
are defeated in the present struggle,
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j telling them that such a position is
j most contemptible and that the de
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Serial No. . .
In the United States X*and Office
Juneau, Alaska.
In the Matter of tht* Application of
I the GOLD BULLION MINING OOM
■ PA NY for a patent to the BIFID. GOLD
NUGGET, SUMMIT, GOLDEN EAGLE
| and GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODES,
! Mineral Survey No. 1018, situated in the
Knik Recording District of Alaska.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
PATENT.
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 lot1'. 1872. the GOLD
BULLION MINING COMPANY, a
Washington corporation, whose Post
j Office address is Alaska Building, Se
attle, Washington, will make applica
i tion for a patent to 1475.10 feet along
I the BIRD LODE, 1438.10 feet along the
GOLD NUGGET LODE. 1500 feet along
Lthe SUMMIT LODE. 888.04 feet along
he GOLDEN EAGLE LODE and
j 1171.44 feet alomr the GOLDEN EAGLE
( NO. 1 LODE, with surface ground '.00
f’eet or less *n width on each side of
the center of said lodes or veins of
quartz or otheff rock in Place, bearing
gold, cooper and other valuable mineral,
and included in said mining claim,
which Is accurately described nnon the
official Plat of Mineral Survey No. 1018
posted on the claim, and by the Field
Notes of such official survey on file with
the Register of the U. S. Land Office at
Juneau. Alaska.
The lode locations ar° contiguous "nd
constitute a tract of ground described
as beginning at Corner No. ! of the
R""> LODE, which is the Northeast
corner thereof, and from which point
United States Location Monument No. 1
Iwars North 42 deg. 01 min. 25 sec. East
?0’28.42 feet distant*, and running thence
from said Corner No. 1 North 48 deg. 42
min. West along the Northeasterly end
lino of the GOLD NUGGET LODE
j 440.64 feet to Corner No. 1. the Norti -
; easterly corner thereof, from which
point U .S. L. M. No. 1 bears North 54
] deg. 20 min. 12 sec. East 2083.23 feet
distant, and running thence South 74
deg. 54 rnin. West 1127 feet to Corner
No. 2 of the GOLD NUGGET LODE:
thence South 18 deg. 43 min. West
335.80 feet to Corner No. 3 of the GOLD
NUGGET LODE: thence South 48 deg
42 min. East 28.73 feet along the South
westerly end line of the GOLD NUG
GET LODE to Its intersection with the
Westerly side line of the GOLDEN
EAGLE LODE, which occurs at a point
on said Westerly side line 71.66 feet
from Corner No. 2 of said GOLDEN
EAGLE LODE: thence from said point
of intersection South 32 deg. 47 min.
West 800.97 feet to Corner No. 3 of the
OOLDEa EAGLE LODE. which is a
point on the Northerly end line of the
GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE; thence
North 63 deg. 27 min. West 218.90 feet
to Corner No. 2 of the GOLDEN EAGLE
NO. 1 LODE: thence South 29 deg. 29
min. Wes.t 671.46 feet to Corner No. 3
of the GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE;
‘hence South 14 deg. 58 min. West
499.90 feet to Corner No. 4 of the
GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE; thence
South 63 deg. 27 min. East 598.52 feet
‘o.Corner No. 5 of the GOLDEN EAGLE
NO. 1 LODE; thence North 14 deg. 58
min. East 499.90 feet to Corner No. 6
of the GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE;
thence North 26 deg. 07 min. East 58.58
feet to its intersection with the South
TrS5£erty- end line of the summit
LODE. Continuing on the last described
course from Corner No. 6 of the GOL
DEN EAGLE NO. 1 LODE 535.52 feet
reaches Corner No. 1 of the GOLDEN
EAGLE NO. 1 LODE, from which point
U fe. L. M. No. 1 bears North 48 deg.
Ai min. 09 sec. East 4004.01 feet dis
S°J3*r No 1 of the GOLDEN
EAGLE NO. 1 LODE is identical with
rSlSST iS,°* 4 of the GOLDEN EAGLE
VPOE, from which point Ndrth 39 deg.
46 min. East 890.93 feet reaches Corner
trom which point U. S. L. M. No 1
V win' 67 sec- E"W
“If6’10 f?et- Returning to the point of
intersection of the Southeasterly side
**"« ®f the GOLDEN EAGLE NO. 1
LODE with the Southwesterly end line
°f SUMMIT LODE as herein de
scribed thence South 40 deg. 47 min
tolMMW*! Jfefi, to corner No. 3 of the
SUMMIT LODE; thence North 49 deg.
J hjin. Ea^t 1500 feet to Corner No. 4
of the SUMMIT LODE: thence North
d«* 47 min- West 391.25 feet alons
MmNTonSll,.ter y pnii Une of the SUM
,,11 LODE to its intersection with the
Easterly side line of the BIRD LODE
and on the same course from Corner
x\o 4 of the SUMMIT LODE 600 feet
?r?rer«^<l‘ * sa^ lode, from which
point L. S. L. M. No. 1 bears North 47
des 27 min. 28 sec. East 8067.07 feet
distant. Returning- to the intersection
SrrwVww Norll>f‘f>sterly end line of the
SL MMIT LODE with the Easterly side
ine of the BIRD LODE thence North
11 deg. 56 min. East 140.90 feet to Cor
ner No 5 of the BIRD LODE; thence
North ,5 deg-. 21 min. East 1118.60 feet
to Corner No. 6 of the BTRI) LODE,
which is the Southeast Corner thereof,
and the most Easterly point on this
survey; thence North 48 dear. 42 min.
V\ est 460 feet to Corner No. I of the
UIRD LODE, the place of bgstnninif as
first herein described.
Excepting and excluding, however a
tract of the unappropriated miblic do
main entirely surrounded by but not
included within the lode locations here
In described, which tract is described
as beainnlntr at Corner No. i of the
GOLDEN RAGLE NO. 1 LODE as here
m described, thence North 39 dec. 46
min. East 705.60 feet alone the Easterly
side line of the GOLDEN EAGLE LODE
to its intersection witli the Southerlv
Jlne of the BIRD LODE: thence
South 48 dee. 42 min. East 169.71 feet
"'""S, the Southerly end line of the
1-ODE to Its Intersection with
sirtp ,ine of *!'•* SUMMIT
Tc>nE: thence South 49 dee is min
'■7St,tS42'5n feet aIon- said Westerly
side line of the SUMMIT LODE to its
intersection with the Easterly side line
th 'hP £!lTT>PX KAGLE no: 1 LODE:
thence North 26 dee. 07 min. East 135 08
7?Iner No- ’ °r t'1'1 GOLDEN
NO- 1 T-°RR. which Is
r 4 of ,hP GOLDEN
'OLE I.ode. the nlace of bevinnipc
the description of the tract whicli is
hereby excluded from the team first
herein described as covered by this ap
plication for patent. There is also ex
cluded from this apnlication all the
areas in conflict with the Gold Dust,
Gold Dust No. 1, Gold Du«i e-anti-n
ch-Men Wonder and Golden Wonder No
1 I.odes in Mineral Survey No. 960A
owned by the applicant, and which ad
teln Mineral Survey No. 1018 on the
northerly boundaries, all as shown hy
* “ official plat herewith posted on the
claim «nd filed in the United States
Land Office. There are no other adjoin
Iner lode or mineral claims officially sur
veyed.
lows” ftrea °f ea0h l0Cati0n iS SS f<>I
f"*n . 13.753 Acres
Less eonffict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A . 0.113 Acres
rtcrp NUGGET LODE.... 12.504 Acre.
Lees eonpiet with Mineral
Survey No. 960A . 4 307 Acre
SUMMIT poor
I.“«s conflict with" Bird
Lode .
8.197 Acres
20.661 Acres
1.26‘i Veres
19 398 * n-aft
^LDEN EAGLE LODE .. 7.856 Ar r^s
'vmfllrt with Bird
Lode (0.387 acres), and
lens conflict with OoMen
Nugget Lode (0.802
acres) . K276 Acres
6.577 Acres
GOT -Til X EAGLE NO. I
LODE . 15.638 Acres •
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A (1.161
aores). and less conflict
with Summit Lode (0.944
aores).. . 2.105 Acres ^
13.533 Acres
TOtal Acreage Mineral. Sur
vey No. 1018 (net) . 61.345 Acres
United States Location Monument No.
1, to which Mineral Survey No. 101.8 is
tied by the official survey, is a granite
stone showing 5x4x2 feet above the
ground, chiseled Cross (X) U. S. L. M.
No. 1, located on the#8ummit of the
ridge between the headwaters of Wil- *
low and Craigie Creeks in Latitude 61
deg. 47 min. 10 sec. North and Longi
tude 149 deg. 22 min. West. It is situ
ated about 30 miles northeasterly from
Knik, Alaska, and Skyscraper Peak .
bears South 53 deg. 25 min. East ap
proximately 3300 feet distant.
This notice is issued from the United
States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska,
this 20th day of February. A. D. 1916,
for posting in said Land Office and for
publication for not less than sixty days
in the Cook Tnlet Pioneer, a newspaper
of general circulation published at An
chorage. Alaska, and hereby designated
for that purpose.
C. B. WALKER,
Register. *
MAURICE D. LEEHEY,
Attorney for Claimant.
Alaska Building.
Seattle, Washington.
First, publication February 25, 1916.*,
Last publication, April 7. 1916.
U. S Land Office,
At Juneau, Alaska,
January 24, 1916
Notice is hereby given that Peter
Mi rray, of Knik, Alaska, who, on
January 24, 1916, made homestead
application. No. 02448, for south
half of northeast quarter, north half *
half of southeast quarter Section 20,
south half of northwest quarter,
notth half of southwest quarter, Sec. *
tion 21, Township 17 north, range 1
east, Seward meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make five-year
,pr. of, to establish claUn to the land
above described, before U. S. Com
missioner Leopold David, at his
office at Anchorage, Alaska, on the
22nd day of March, 1516.
Claimant names as witnesses: ,
August G. Swanson, of Matanuska,
Alaska.
George Nylen, of Matanuska,
Alaska.
Henry A. Sharp, of Anchorage,
Alaska.
Arthur A. Cobb, of Matanuska,
Alaska.
C B. WALKER,
Frank Korth .
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