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EGGS
40c per doz.
Two Dozen for 75c
We have just opened a store at Moose Creek,
carrying a complete line of Groceries,
Hardware and General Merchandise
A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
Fourth Avenue and C Street. *
Anchorage : Alaska
■....
North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NORMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mgr.
..LUMBER..
Old Town Near R. R. Track
H. E. ELLSWORTH
Established 1905.
Assayer and Chemist
Ores Treated, tea and Car
lx>ts.
Seward, Alaska.
..Reilly’s Cafe..
Open Day and Night
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 g^u'd pay on the benches.
Come in and prospect.
THE GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT
C,OTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOSITE MONTANA
The fisheries of Alaska are said to
be worth $400,000,000.
The editor of the Ketchikan paper
complains bitterly because Steam
ships coming to that port at night
blow their whistles rnd wake every
body up. ' M' ' <"**
Fred Syke3, wr.o has been a resi
dent of Ketchikan for fifteen years,*
died last week. He left no trace of
relatives, but is known to have been
born in Germany.
Approximately $1.5,000 will be
added to the postal receipts of the
Fairbanks office, making it an office
of the second class, by the shipment
of fifty tons of tungsten ore to the
outside by parcels post.
Quartz miners in the Chandlar
district are reported as representing
their properties by performing the
annual assessment work. Options
have been taken on a number of
properties by a mining engineer rep
resenting outside capitalists, and this
has caused others to regard their
properties as having a greater value.
The first load of timbers for the
Knik river bridge went out to that
point with yesterday’s train.
Frank Nagle, who had the con
tract for hauling fifty tons of freight
from Anchorage to Moose creek or
A. A. Schonbeck, has completed his
contract and is back in town again.
Conklin & Fitzgerald, the paint
ers, are erecting a store building on
their lot on Fourth avenue, between,
H and I streets. The appearance of
, the \>lock will be much improved by
the addition of this new building.
The Johnson Tent and Awning
Company, anticipating a large vol
ume of business this spring, is wid
ening the floor space six feet to ac
commodate the large stock of goods
which wil* arrive on the first boats.
The trail between Anchorage and
Resurrection bay is reported as beirg
io very bad condition uow, at.d is
getting worse each day. It is with
difficulty that the horses used on the
mail run between here and Bird
Point can get along, the trail con
stantly breaking through with them
making their time very uncertain.
One of the most important meet
ings of the Alaska Labor Union to
be held since the one of March 4.
when action on a general strike call
was deferred, will take place next
Monday evening, April 3. Promi
nent members of the organization
state that at this meeting the time
will be set for a strike if the de
mands are not granted by the Rail
way Commission.
A group of sixty Skagway citizens
have formed an association for the
purpose of testing some of the min
ing prospects in the vicinity of the
i town which have been passed up by
! miners eager to secure a por.ion of
I the supposedly greater wealth of the
j regions farther on. Two groups of
I claims owned by W. J. Bledsoe, near
j Reed Falls, will be the first to be
j developed.
! The Dawson News of recent date
j.says that no developments of a start
; Ung nature have been reported from
Ithe new camp on Isaac creek, which
empties into the Yukon about 4 5
miles from Fort Selkirk. It is un
derstood that the creek, as far as it
has been prospected, shows up satis
factorily. pay having been found in
several holes which have been bed
rocked. As there are several boilers
on the creek, some developments
may be expected before spring.
One Visit
will
MakeYou
a
Regular
Patron
at tho
Frisco Cafe
Private Boxes
for
Large
or
Small Parties
From the menial occupation of a
chambermaid In th8 Nordale hotel in
Fairbanks to the aSiaaced wife of a
mining operator worth $500,000, la
the step taken by Wilhelmina M.
Schcenberger. At some future date
she will become the wife of Adolph
Bock, but the date of the wedding
has not been announced. The bride
elect has been working at. the Nor
dale for eight years, and Bock, who
has taken a fortune out of the Hot
Springs district, met her frequently
while stopping at the hotel. After
'their marriage, Bock plans to make
a tour of the states.
Get your films from “That Man
Lcgemann.” Lowest prices.
Wanted—Twenty lots; will pay
cash. Inquire of J. H. Smith, Fourth
and G street. 22-il
List your property vflth the An
chorage Realty Co.
Films developed, 15c; prints, 3c,
| by professional. “That Man Loge
i mann,” Fifth and D- street.
REMEMBER,
The Two Girls Cafe still excels In
I those famous Sunday dinners. Try
I them
I ‘ _
Wanted—To sell three young
dogs, well broken to sleigh; weight
about 90 pounds apiece; Alaska
bred. Inquire Skookum Johnson,
Fifth and C streets.
IT 75U want your teeth just flhed,
go any old place; but if you want to
save them_ go to Dr. McCallte, The
dentist, corner uf C and 4 th streets.
Outside parties want lots; full
cash payments. Address letter to
''Cash,” this office.
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L. C. Smith, Remington, Under
wood and Royal typewriter ribbons
at the Newa Stand, adjoining Bolte’s
hardware stole. <
i In the United States Commissioner’s
Court, Third Division, Territory
Of Alaska, Cook Inlet Precinct.
Before Lee Van Slyke, sitting in
| probate, at Susitna, Alaakav • *
; 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
of the estate of Frank Turner, de
i 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 Susttna, 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
court, this 11th day of February, A.
D. 1916.
(Seal) LEE VAN SLYKE,
U. S. Commissioner and ex
Offlcio Judge of Probate.
The Pan-Handle
TEX JONES, Prop.
We carry a complete
stock ot
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
. . . FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
HOT AND COLD DRINKS
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 houses in connection.
Fourth Ave. near K street.
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■•rial Vo. 02867
In the United lUtii Land Oflci at
ynmin, AUikk.
In the Matter of the Application of
the GOLD BULLION MINING COM
PANY for a patent to the BIRD. GOLD
NUGGET. SUMMIT. GOLDEN EAGLE
and GOLDEN EAGLE N.O. 1 LODES.
Mineral Survey No. 1018, situated la the
Knlk Recording District of Alaska.
NOTICE OF AFF9UCATXOH FOB
FATEWT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That la 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 appllca
tion for a patent to 147S.10 feet along
the BIRD LODE. 1438.10 feet along the
nuoget lodb> lgeo *
the SUMMIT LODE, SM.04 feet ilong
4IJ* GOLDEN EAGLE LODE and
'1'' V t%t$AonK the GOLDEN EAGLB
NO. 1 LODE, with surface ground .',00
feet or less in width on each side of
the center «f said lodes or veins of
quartz or other rock in place, bearing
gold, copper and other valuable mineral,
anJ; included In said rtRnlng claim,
which Is accurately descriflbd upon 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 V. S. Land Office ai
Jtifleau, Alaska.
coSSutuie* contiguous and
fc nW .T e°' ground described
rnnr? ToSw Rt.porner No. 1 of the
9aoo io •'■in. «s5 see. East
easterly corner thereof * A® North
point U S I M Mo fr0m which
ft*- *• 12 ' E«srSo8?S3thr 54
§?.“«* mfn n
Whence ^gou^h V’0??®1 LODE;
V^aoS
»d 5™ .w
of Intersection’ Sou?h® P
West 800 97 , ' „ 32 deg. 47
GOLDEN E*"r,p rCSr No- 3 of
NOC°f "lode ■ * then
min. West 871 4«en,®e.S.outh 23 deg
of the GoldVv PAm w Corner N
thend? Sonih 14 Ad^eBc?°- 1 L0
499.90 feet to de®- 58 min. V
GOLDBW eacwS No- 4 of
South 69 ^g®of JX°- ' LODE; th
to Corner No Bof 7hir'«rvr8Jl 55®-52
NO. 1 LODE- thence ®OLDEN BA(
"in. EmI 499 90 ?eet ^orV? 14 d®R
thence g&ft? SgT£
westteV0,vt3en1dat^CU0A? ™ ^
LODE. Contin, no. tbe SUM
D^S VAr^BCONr#°i\v'oft
S»S £o.Tlv^6ao£.i
U. S. L. M y, , ? fro1> which r
37 min. 09 see' l b!ars. North 48
tant. <?omer Votaf 4004 «
SAOLB NO , onl GOL1
ConleV No 4 ot t?®o* iderrt cal
LODE, from wbi l?1® GOLDEN Rai
46 min. Ra?t 890 9*3 North 39
No. I «f th,. "aches Co
ifOBl Which ^OLDBN. EIAOLE LC
fectfgs 6&r.V “In-•
inters sotion of the Sou the “*? p,oli]
“»®_of the GOL»*J?Ut*frW?Lr^.
of the SUMMIT r ^v‘° c»rne
♦ 0 der 47„.*JT LODE; thence
the NoVthea¥flrwJr®*i SS1-25 fee
MIT LODE t„ „y <:nd Iin* of th,
Easterly^fdi line ®fjfect,on w
and on the of th® RTRD
No. 4 of the »nisi2?Sr®5 from
to Corner No 1 , L°DE 6
Point U. 8. L M v„d, °s®' fro,r
&s. ■ss.achWa.y
5'«VsS',r>'“
line of the RTRrT^e.i.1’® Easter
ner*3 Nn ««
North °f 5 deg. t2iem®nREaM°Pm
s
and excluding, how
mah5 e.t^*, u"appropriated put
tfgBH&mi
East 705.60 feet «long th. F
ti its ?«tJr«*t?°Ln,9N EAGLE
Ins f. intersection with the So
South 48 2LtkA m,Rr> LODE:
„uln I! 42 min. East 169
BIRD tThnrv§,OU.tl'®r,y ®Bd 1,ne
n,RI2e Hor>rc to Ita IntarsartJrti
IhODF3Sthrly S'o® ,in® of fh« ST
i^OOK. thancp South 49 dae- 1
^ent 842.5K feet »lo«v -217* J
aide line of the SUMMIT LQDB
intersection with the Easterly si
of the GOLDEN EAGLB NO 1
5i?«W^S»S
t^d^crtS of'tS^tVe't w!
hereby excluded from the tracl
J’J'.r®10 described as covered by tl
Plication for patent. There Is al
ar«sd inr°m «t,hl® application al
r! conflict with the Gold
«oJ1 No. 1, Gold Dust Fr
? dM.Wi0nd,n'"d Golden Wond
in. Mineral Survey No.
***** applicant, and whi
join Mineral Surrey Mo 1018 t
f^rtherly boundaries, all as sho
the official plat herewith posted .
?2S? nmd m£l in th° UWtS
There are no other 1
veyedf9 °T ml"erttl clalma officlall
lows* *rea °f ®ach iocation t~
R1RD LOf>R . jg 763
Leas conflict with Mineral
Survey No. S60A . 0,113
gold nugget lode... 12 sot a,
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A. 4.307 A,
SUMMIT LODE . 2(>:661 Ac«s
Less conflict with Bird
Lode . 1.263 Acres
GOLDEN eagle LODE .. *7 55
Less conflict with Bird
Lode (0.387 acres), and
leas conflict with Golden
Nugget Lode (0.892
acres) .
1.279 Acres
6.677 Acres
GOLDEN EAGLE NO. I
LODE .
15.638 Acres
Less conflict with Mineral
Survey No. 960A (1.161
acres), and loss conflict
, with Summit Lode (0.944
acres) .
2.105 Acres
13.633 Acres
Total Acreage Mineral Sur
vey No. 1018 (net) .
61.345 Acres
United States Location Monument No.
1. to which Mineral Survey No. 1 ($18 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 ths summit 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. Il is situ
ated about 30 mijes northeastealy from
Knik. Alaska, and Skyscraper Peak
bears South 53 deg. 25 min. East ap
prQAipiately 3300 feet distant,
i 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 for
pubfication for not less than sixty days
in the Cook Inlet Pioneer, a newspaper
of general circulation published at An
chorage, Alaska, and hereby designated
u \ i v n, l/. ui'itvn ti, i ,
Attorney for Claimant. t
Alaska Building,
Seattle, Washington.
First publication February 25. 1916.
Last publication, April 28. 1916.
for that purpose.
MAURICE D. LT5EHEV
Cook Inlet News Sewi
It
Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals from all parts of
the world received overland
THE MODEL 4th and E 9t.
Frank Korth
SHEET METAL. PLUMBING
HEATING. VENTILATING
Before buying your winter store, 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
Good Spring Beds 50 cents
Rates by the week.
Good Bath Rooip in Connection.
____ \
INSURE NOW
* In Reliable Company
and Protect Your Family
^ ** In the
~~ EQUITABLE LIFE «q
'• ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of the United States
A. FBODENBERG,
District Agent, at The News
Stand, 4th Are,, Bet. G and H
■ —1i.il.
For
Typewriters,
‘ Cash Registers,
Scales,
■ * *' Show Cases
and
Store Fixtures,
See C. B. Wark
Manufacturers’ Agent
and
Commission Merchant
LENNON'S
Bakery and Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc.
-a Specialty- §
Fourth avenue west.
Bjirnsofl & Ganton
TAILORS
You are cordially invited to
come in and inspect our new
line of spring samples. The
most superb collection m 1
woollens.
CORRECT STYLES
WORKMANSHIP GCARAN.
TEED
PRICES RIGHT
Corner Fourth and I
Our merchandise checks are taken
at full value at Polley Bros.’, general
Merchandise; at Prank Cotter’s,
everything for men; and at Reilly’s
restaurant, good eats.
MONTANA POOL H/.LL.
Montana Pool Rail
TOWN CENTER
A Place to Meet Your Friends and Make Yourself at Home
MR. AND MRS. BOB FOSTER, Choice Cigars, Tobacco,
Entertainers Fruit and Candy
Play solo (or bingles and win a
shirt at Cotter's, a meal at Reilly's,
or take home the bacon (rom Pol
ley's. MONTANA POOL HALL.