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AROUND AND ABOUT
I,. A. Jones, Ei D. Howe and H.
Baldry came over from Glen last
Tuesday,
> Sam Heeter has opened 72 ro'ad
! house for the season. Jack O’Neil
is putting the stables in shape.
Matches—one gross in can—50c.
At the Yellow Front. -
- Joe Eglar and Dave Fancher re
turned last Tuesday from a three
months prospecting trip.
The Tanana Chief is froze in
near Baker creek. The Chief was
trying to reach Chenoa when
caught in the ice.
Nuts-—all kinds—3 pounds for $1.
Yellow Front.
Operator Smart received wTord
from Eagle that four soldiers left
there Oct. 9 in a scow bound fot
Ft. Gibbon.
Jack O’Neil has cut out the Big
Minook trail from the summit into
" vn. He also built twenty bridges.
x *¥te is in the employ of Sam Heeter
and Jim McHugh, the' freighters.
Ladies’ and gent’s handkerchiefs
25c. Large line Yellow Front.
Before the United States Land Office at juneau
Alaska. . *
NOTICK is hereby given that the North Am
erican Trading and Transportation Company,
*Vhose post office address is Weare: Aiaska, has
made application for a united States patent for
he Soldiers Additional Homestead Claim des
ignated U. S. Survey No. 250, situate in the Ju
ieau Land District, District of Alaska, and
more paiticularly described as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1 which is identical
with the S. K. Cor. of the Ft. Gibbous Military
Reserve, thence S 83 deg 30 min K 20 chs, mean
dering the right bank of the Yukon River at or
dinary high watermark, up stream, to Cor. No.
2, thence N 8 deg 30 min K 10 chs to Cor, No. 3,
thence N 83 deg 30 min W 21.34 chs to Cor. No. 4
on East boundary of Ft. Gibbons Military Re
serve, thence s 1 deg 30 min H 10.12 chs to Cor.
No 1 the place oi beginning, containing an area
of 20.702 acres. Mag. Var, 20 deg 02 mm K.
Neighboring or adjoining claims are unknown
claimants except Fort Gibbons Military Res on
the West and the Yukon Riyer on the South.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of the above described land are required
to file in the United States Land Office at June
au, Alaska, during the publication or thirty
days thereafter, an adverse claim thereto un
der oath, or they will be barred by the statute.
North American Transportation and
Trading Company, by Ben F. Baker,
1st in Aug 15 last in Nov 7 1903. Agant.
Cap Johnson is confined, to his
bed by an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Lundquist is nursing him.
Cap is progressing favorably under
the care of Dr. Gibbons.
John Stanley has succeeded in
forming his dredging company for
work on Big Minook. A large
suction dredge will be shipped in
next spring. Should it prove a
success others vill speedily follow.
NBW ADVB1T tSEMBMT
Reception
Formerly THE ELK,
NOW
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THE YELLOW FRONT
A. B. G. Beer, 50c per bottle.
A long, cool glass i2)4c.
Cigars, la^ceach,
PRICE LIST OF BOTTLED LIQUORS
Bourbon & Rye Whiskies Qts. $2.
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Pts. $1.
H •• -50
Sherry Port Glaret Reisl’g Qt. $1.50
CIGARS BY THE BOX
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