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Mineral Application No. 37. J
United States I<and Office, {
Juneau, District of Alaska, April n, 1904. \
Notice is hereby given that Rrastus Brainerd,
yvhose postoffice address is at 1114 Fifth avenue,
iu the t.ity of Seattle, State of Washington, has
hied an application for a patent for the placer
mining piemises known as the “Idaho Bar
(Discovery),” ‘.‘Yukon,” iud “Margaret” placer
mining locations, all of said locations lying and
being in the Idaho Bar Mining district, Rampart.
Recording district, Third division, District of
Alaska, and designated by the field notes and
official plats on hie in this office as Survey No.
561, which field notes of said survej' describe the
boundaries and extent of said niiniug locations
as follows, to-wit:
Idaho Bar (Discovery) Claim.
Beginning at U. S. Location Monument No. 2,
in the Rampart precinct, and obtaining the
bearing from line % of Survey No. 421, made by |
myself; thence n 78 deg 9 min e, 536.7 feet;
thence n 79 deg v$ min e. 511.5 feet; thence 11 85
deg 02 min e, 241.7 feet; thence s 68 deg 05 min e,
184.0 feet, to corner No. 1, Idaho Bar claim. The
calculated distance and bearing of this line from
U. S. L. M No. 2, to corner No. i, Idaho Bar
claim, Survey No. 561, is n 83 deg49 min e, 1448.6
teet.
Beginning at corner No. 1, Idaho Bar: A spruce
stake 8 inches by 8 inches by 4% feet, set 2 feet
in the ground and scribed Cor. 1, Idaho Bar, S.
No. 561; whence a spruce tree 9 iuches in diame
ter scribed B. B. Cor. 1, S. No. 561, bears 11 35 deg
e, 25.'* feet; a spruce tree blazed and scribed F.
T. Cor. 1, S. 561, bears s 85 dege, 16.2 teet distant;
U. S, L. M., No. 2, bears s 83 deg 49 min vv, 1448.05
feet. Corner No. 1 is identical with s w corner
of original location, and Cor 1, of amended loca
tion.
Thence 11 64 deg 17 mine, var 30 deg 07 min e,
333 feet to corner No. 2. A spruce stump 14
inches by 14 inches bv 3 feet squared and sur
rounded by a mound of ea»*th 2 feet high, scribed
Cor. No. 2, S. N. 561 on its west face, being
identical with the discovery stake of the origi
nal location, and corner No. 2 of the amended
location. No bearings available.
Thence 11 64 deg 51 min e, var 30 deg 21 min
e, 310 feet to corner No. 3. A spruce stake 4
inches by 4 inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the
ground, and surrounded by a mound of earth,
scribed on its west face Cor. 3, S. No. 561, and
011 its east face Cor. 1, S. No. 561, whence a
spruce 3 inches in diameter bears N. 30 deg e, |
20 feet distant, and a spruee tree 7 inches di- ,
ameter bears s 5 deg e, 32 3 distant, each blazed 1
and scribed B T Cor-3-561. Identical with s e
corner original location Idaho Bar and s w cor- ;
ner Yukon claims, also with cor. 3 amended ;
location of Discovery and Yukon.
Thence n 41 deg 20 min w, var. 31 deg 00 min
e, 1053.6 feet to c jraer No. 4. A spruce stake :
4 iuches by 4 inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the i
ground, surrounded by a mound of earth, and ‘
scribed on its west face, Cor No 4, S No 561, !
and on its east face Cor N04.SN0 561; whence j
a spruce tree 3 inches diameter bears 11 Io dege, j
10.4 feet distant, each blazed and scribed B T, •
Cor Mo 4-561. Identical with n w corner Yu
kon and n e corner Idaho Bar original location,
also with corner 4 of amended location. ^
Thence s 54 deg 43 min w, var 31 deg 34 min e !
494.7 feet to corner No 5. A spruce stake 4 inches
by 4 iuches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the ground,
surrounded by a mound of earth, and scribed
Cor No 5, S No. 561. being identical with nw<
corner original location, and corner No 5 amend
ed locatiou Idaho Bar, whence a birch tree 6
inches diameter bears s 54 deg w, 5.4 feet dis- |
tant, and a birch tree 8 inches diameter bears
s 40 deg e, 15.5 feet distant, each blazed and
ocribed B T, Cor 5, S No 561. ’
Thence s 33 deg 38 min e, var. 31 deg 00 min e,
937.8 feet to corner No 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 12.782 acres.
Yukon Claim.
Beginning at corner 1, Yukon, identical with
corner 3, Idaho Bar: A spruce stal^e 4 inches
by 4 inches, set 2 feet in the ground, and sur- !
rounded by a mouud of earth, scribed on its
east face, Cor 1, S No 561, and on its west
face Cor 3, S No 561, being identical with
s w corner original location, also corner 3,
amended location. U S L M No 2 bears s 77 deg
55 min 29 sec w 2066 feet.
Thence n 72 deg46 min e, var. 31 deg 00 min e,
488 feet to corner No 2. A,spruce stake 4 inches
by 4 inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the ground,
surrounded bv a mound of earth and scribed on
its west face Car 3,S No 361, and on its south
face Cor I, 8 No 561, being identical with s e
corner “Yukon” and n w corner “Margaret” by
original location, also corner 4, amended loca
tiou: whence a spruce tree 6 inches diameter
bears n 80 deg w, 33 teet distant, and a spruce
tree 2 inches in diameter bears s 85 deg e, 10.5
feet distant, each blazed and scribed 11 T, 38,
No 561.
Thence n 33 deg 16 min w, var. 31 deg 27 min e,
8040,4 feet, to corner No 3. A spruce slake 4
inches by 4 inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the
ground* surrounded by a mound of earth and
scribed Cor 3, S No 561, whence a spruce
tree 3 inches diameter bears s 10 deg e, 17.3 feet
di8tant, and a spruce tree 4 inches diameter
bears north 50 deg w. 21.9 feet distant, each
blazed and scribed B T3 S No561. Identical with
n e corner original location “Yukon” and corner
No 8, amended location.
Thence e 71 deg 34 min w, var. 31 deg 32 min e.
544.9 feet to corner No. 4. identical with corner
No. 4‘ Idaho Bar, a spruce stake. 4 inches by 4
inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the ground, sur
rounded by a mound of earth and scribed ou the
Cor. 4, S No 561, and on the west face. Cor 4, S
561, identical with h w corner “Yukon” and 11 e
corner “Idaho Bar”-original location, and cor
ner 4, amended location. Thence S 4i deg 20
min e, var 31 deg 34 min e 1652.6 feet to corner
No 1, the place of beginning. Containing 11.
503 acres.
[ Margaret Claim.
Beginning at No i •*Margaret” identical with
Corner No 2, “Yukon” a spruce stake 4 inches
by 4 inches by 4 feet, set 2 feet in the ground,
surrouuded by a mound of earth and scribed 011
its east face Cor 1 S No 561. and on its west face,
! Cor 2, S No 561, identical with n w corner “Mar
garet” aud s e corner “Yukon” in original loca
tions, and corner four amended locations. U S
t, M No 2. bears S 76 deg 56 min 22 sec w 2552.35
foet distant, thence n sixty-five deg forty-nine
' min e, var 31 deg 27 min e six hundred fifty-four
feet to corner No 2, a spruce stake five inches in
diameter, four feet long, set two feet in the
ground, surrounded by a mound of earth, and
scribed Cor 2 S No 561 identical with n e corner
“Margaret” original location, and corner No 5,
amended location, whence a spruce tree 2inches
diameter bears N 20 dege, 23.5 feet distant blaz
ed and scribed; B T, Cor 2. S No 561, no other
bearings available.
Thence s 11 deg 54 min e, var. 31 deg 06
min e, 903.1 feet to corner No 3. A spruce stump
e ght inches by eight inches by three feet,
scribed Cor 3, s No 561 . Identical with s e
corner original location, and corner No
amended location of ‘ Margaret,” whence a
spruce tree three inches diameter bears s 80 deg
w, 7.4 feet distant, blazed and scribed B T, Cor
3f S No 561 . No other bearings available.
Thence s 87 deg 14 min w*, var 31 deg 00 mill
e, 426*9 feet to corner No 4. A spruce stump
nine inches by nine inches square and scribed
Cor 4, s No 561. whence a spruce tree six
inches diameter bears n 65 deg e. 32.8 feet dis
tant, and a spruce tree six inches diameter bears
11 80 deg wr, 19.1 feet distant, each blazed and
scribed BT Cor, 4S No 561. Identical with s w
corner original location “Margaret” and corner
No 7 amended location.
Thence 11 29 deg 12 min w, var 31 deg 14 min e,
729.12 feet to corner No 1, the place of beginning.
Containing 9.822 acres.
The notices of locations of the “Tdaho Bar
(Discover}^)” “Yukon,” and “Margaret” clsims
are of record in the office of the Commissioner
for the District of Alaska and ex-officio recorder
for the Rampart Recording District—in which
recording district is contained and embraced
the Idaho Bar Mining District—at Rampart,
District of Alaska, in the Books of Record of the
said Idaho Bar Mining District, in Vol. t, at
pages 19-38 and 6, respectively, and the amend
ed and supplemental location certificates to each
and every of the said placer mining locations
are of record in the office of the said Commis
sioner at said Rampart. Alaska, in Vol. one of
Mining locations, on pages 96, 95, and 94, res
pectively.
The said Idaho Bar (Discovery Claim) is bound
ed on the north by the Crowley claim, on the
east by the Yukon placer claim, on the south
by Pup claim; and on the west by Idaho Frac
tion.
The Yukon placer claim is bounded on the
north by the Balliet claim, on t)ie east by the
Rexclaim, on the south by the Pup claim, and
oil the west by the Idaho Bar (Discovery] placer
claim.
The Margaret plaxrer claim is bounded on the
north by the Rex claim, oil tue ea.it and sc-uth
by open and vacant grourd.on the v\e-t In Pup
claim.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said placer mining premises, or any portion
thereof, so described, surveyed, platted, and ap
plied for, are hereby notified that unless their
adverse claims are duly filed according to law
and the regulations thereunder, within the time
prescribed by law, with the Register of the
United States baud Office at Juu/eau, in the Dis
trict of Alaska, that they will be barred by the
provisions of the law in such cases made" and
provided.
John W. Dudley, Register
It is h'ereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the statutory period in the
Alaska For.mi, a weekly newspaper printed at
Rampart, Alaska, which I hereby designate as
the newspaper published nearest to the lands
above described.
John W. Dudley,
' Register.
In the Probate Court of the District of Alaska,
Third Division, Rampart precinct. Before J.
Dindley G reen, Probate Judge.
In the matter of the estafei
of > Notice to Creditors
1 Herbert Haven, deceased )
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Herbert Haven,
deceased, to the creditors and all persons having
flaims against said estate, to exhibit them with
he necessary vouchers within six months after
the first publication of this notice, to the said
administrator at hia office at Rampart, Alaska,
the same being the place for the transaction ot
the business of the said estate.
C. P. Kalning,
Administrator of the estate of Herbert Haven,
deceased.
Rampart, June 3, )$04.
First publication June.4, 1904.
I ARRIVE8 FROM CHENOA
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j R. H. Miller, auditor of the N.
! A. T. & T. Co., arrived from Fair
| banks and Chenoa on the return
trip of the Cudahy. Mr. Miller is
'of the opinion that Chenoa and
| Fairbanks should pull together;
that there is bound to be two towns.
The cleanups are not being made
very fast, due to frozen dumps.
Mr. Miller believes the new district
to be a winner, but says it is yet
too early to form an opinion one
I
way or another.
The Monarch, which passed
through from Chenoa to Dawson
yesterday morning, reports that
she was not able to reach Fair
bsnks, but landed her freight and
passengers at Chenoa. The Cud
| ahjr and Rock Island were also
compelled to transfer their freight
and passengers onto th’e Isabel,
which is operating between the
two rival camps.