The daily Alaskan. [volume], October 18, 1904, Image 3

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WHY NOT WEAR THE BEST
LOPYRJQflT ?<***
!W DAVID ADLER.
I jqns cLormsuco
The Best Is
None Too Good
THERFORE BUY THE
DAVID ADLER & SONS and
H. S. & M.
HandTailoredSuits
They cost no more than other suits but
they have that fit, style and snap that
gives character, value and distinction
both to the suit and to the wearer ot it
Wear the Best
HinSdnffnct
V Mirx
Hind Tailored
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C*rjn,..i |K i hi II., 1 S<Kkffsar * I.n
Cravenette
Rain Coats
Appeal to Every Wearer of
Good Clothes
They are made of the same material as
other good dressy coats and the rain rolls
off them like quicksilver. When a show
er is over you hardly know it had been
raining as the surface ol the goods is left
perfectly dry.
For Comfort, Style and Ser
vice They Are Certainly IT.
We Have Just Received a Large Shipment cf These Goods and Invite Your Examination
There Are None Better
. K CLAYSON & CO
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ONE MORE
City Will Have Auotli^r
Hiwe It'ump^ny
The matter of equipping a hose com
pany (or the north end of the town re
ceived the attention of the city council
last ngbt at the regular weekly meet
ing of i hat body, an : it was dec Jed that
the matter he taken up at bnce. It was
reported that assurances had been given
that a company would be organized
if the ci'.y would provide the equip
ment. li is thought the city can spar <
sufficient supplies for one to be located
at Twent?-tir?t or Twenty-srcood ave
nue, probably the latter avenue where
a hydrant is located. The matter was
referred to Councilman VanCleve to re
port upoa at the next meeting. Only
favorable comment was made upon the
proposition.
It was reported that the turning of
water into the mains from the reser
voir was being delayed because of the
discovery of a few leaks These are
being repaired at the expense Of the
cou tractor
The announcement was made that
the rates for water to begin with would
be the same a* that charged by the old
company, t- per month for families and
other rates in propor ion. If it shall
prove that this rate will yield more rev
t enue than required to maintain the tys
* tem, there will be a reduction of tbe
water rates. The chief of police has
made a partial canvass of the town for
customers and they are being received
as rapidly as the crew employed can
make the connections.
The clerk reported that the tax rolls
for 1904, containing 16,315 ia taxes
charged upon them, have been turned
over to the city treasurer and that the
payment of taxes has begun. The city
assessor has collected #180 in poll taxes
and lii had been received as rent for
the hose house.
The oouooil appropriate #750 to be
turned over to the treasurer of the
school boatd.
The committee on public works and
public property reported that a street
light had been installed at the corner
of atate street and Third avenue.
All the members of the council were
present except Messrs. Kalem and
bhaw. Mayor Ke ler presided.
MuMt his
The Mascot saloon has just received
a large consignment of new music for
its popular Victor talking machine. It
locludea all the latest popular airs.
Oy???r Cook* alls
Klmer Chamberlain's and Popcorn
Jim's famous Olympia oyster edektails
are now served at the Totem saloon.
Club bags, bureau and wardrobe
trunks, telescopes and suit cases at
Clayton's.
Full dress suits at CI ay son's.
You make no mistake by leaving
your orders at the American Tailor*.
YOUR CtlANCt
Here Isau Opportunity of a
Life Time
A new horseshoe lunch counter and
four new boxes have be? n added to the
Hoard of Trade restaurant. A plate
glass front anJ faimily entrance have
been put in and all is now in first-clas>
shape. Heating stoves and a cash reg
ht'er will go with the leise in additiot.
to the furniture and property hereto
fore advertised
Remember, this property goes at Si'i
per month on a two or three-year lease.
This rental includes both tloors of the
building, the chicken house .v.d yard,
store room, ire boxes, largo and small,
French range and some kitchen furni
ture. dining room furniture, including
rablei. chairs, <TUO worth of dishes and
linen, and many other accessories.
The dining room floor is covered with
linoleum and the upper lloor. wl.ich
would make excellent living apart
ments, is carpeted.
If the range is too large, another to
suit the tenant will bo pui in.
Writ? or call on Lee Guthrie,
lmo Skagway, Alaska.
Cowld Not b* Butter
The uniform success of Cr.anberl lin's
Colic, Ctiolrra end D arrt.oe.t Remedy
has won for it r wide reputation and
manv people throughout the country will
agree with Mr. Chaa. W. Mattison, of
Milford, Vn., who say*. It works like
magic, and is the best preparation I know
of. It couldn't be any better." Hehad
a serious attack of dysentery and was ad
vised to trv a bott'e ot ibis remedy,
which he did, with the ie?ult i hat im
mediate icllrf was obtsinrd. For sale by
Kelly Drug Co.
Notice
During the summer months I will
sell bread at 5 cents a loaf and all other
pastries in proportion. We use the best
material and a competent baUer is in
charge. Give us a call and be con
vinced. The Vienna Bakery.
Pennsylvania anthracite (83 per cent,
carbon), finest coal in the world, 12.25
per sack of 200 pounds, delivered.
Sbaw A Johnson, Moore wharf, lmo
The leading barbershop and bath
rooms. The Principal, op|>osite Board
of Trade.
la your washing sat, l factory t \re
your clothes torn? If no or yes, try the
Skagway Hand Laundry, and you will
be satisfied. x 3 20
We have a small line of reversible
hunting coats we would like to show
-portsiueu. F. H C'lajson & Co.
Itm (near! Oallj
A free concert is given^at the Mascot
saloon every afternoon and evening.
All the latest songs and airs. It is
worth hearing.
MINERAL APPLICATION FOR
U. S. PATENT NO 48.
Mineral Survey No 639.
United States' Land office. j
Juneau, Alaska. Octobcr 5, 19.4.
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of
the net of congress . approved May 10th, 1 872,
K. I! llonley. whose post office address is For-;
euplne, Aiaaka tad as the attorney-in-fact of
Mrs Manley Danforth und Jas, M. yuilter. haw I
made application for a patent for 1 1436 acres, of ?
placer miuiug ground, situate in the Porcupine j
M intuit District. District of Alaska, and de- ,
scribed by the official plat herewith posted, and 1
by the field notes on tile in the othce ol the .
Register of the Juucau Land District, Alaska,
?is lollows. vii:
OFFICIAL NOTES OK U. S. MINERAL SURVEY
NO. 6i9.
^ LAST CHANCE PLAC BK
Keginning ut corner No. 1, on line 3-4 Mix
ulaiiu. survey. No. <96 A spruce post i feet I
.??nir ? ir.chts pquarc, set 1^ inches in the I
wround, with wound of stone, scribed U .S S. '
tSRM. from which corner an older tree 1? inches J
a diameter bears s 51 deg. 10* W. 12.6 feet
Dla/ed and scribed L' . S. S. 639-1-H T. U, S. L.
\i \?< earfl N. M ox* E. s&s.l feet.
Corner no. I. Mix claim, survey no. 031V, bears
n BdfflL IV B MQJ IWt; ihenceS. 32 deg. 15
W. vor. .11 deg. ou* E. Along line 4-3 Mix claim,
U. 8. i> ?i3e 606.70 feet to corner No. J. ldenti
cal with corner No. 3, Mix claim, U. S. 8. O3U, a
cotton* <Hid post 4 inches square, showiug ?0
inches above irround. which I scribed U. S. S.
39-2 on side facing claim. No other bearing
available, l hence 8. 53 deg. 4' F., var. 3I deg.
uu i: Along line 3-2 Mi* claim, survey 6??.
11.0 feet to corner no. 3. Identical w ith corner
NO. 5 henley claim, U.S. S. 030. A Cottonwood
post 4 inches square. showing 3J inches above
ground which I scribed U. S. S. 639-3. on side
fa ing claim. A cotton wood tree 0 Inches
il:ui!iet?r b< ars s -7 .leg ou' \V. 20.* feel, bLized
and scribed L'.b. i>. 039-3 B T,; thence S 10
deg* 09' W. var. U deg. 00* E. Along line 5-4
Kenley claim, survey 6-6. 350. oO feet to cross
creek, 6 feet wide. Hows N. E 735.40 feet to cor
ner N ?? 4 Identical with corner No. 4. Keuley
claim, U.S. S. 63<>. A hemlocx peat 4 Inches
square, show lug 30 inches above grouud, which
I acritkd U. s >. 6SH in side facing claim.
Corner no. A Feuiev claim, survey no. tan, bears
s. .'4 deg. y W.. ^54.0 feet. A hemlock s inches
diameter bears S 36 do; 00* W. 16.4 feet. A
hemlock 24 inches diameter bears n. 39 deg 0u'
\V. l> feet, each blazed and scribed U. S. S. 639-4
H. T.; thence n. 70 def. 00' W. var. 31 deg. 00'
E, along tne noriheustedy boundary of the
Lucky Joe placer claim, unsurveyed. 270.0 to
point from which center of southwesterly end
of placer workiugs i.\x50x20 feet, bears N. 44
deg. 10 E. IsOfeel; thence extending N, E. 30v0
feet to center of tlunie 16 inches wide, course N,
00 deg 00 E. 336.0 feet to edge of creek, flows n.
70 deg. E s71.no feet to corner no. 5. A cotton
wood post 4 feet long, 4 Inches square, set IS
Inches in the ground, with mound of stone,
scribed U. S. 8. 039- 5 from which corner a cot
t4.nwo?ul tree * inches in diameter bears n 12
de*. :*>' E 1 5 feet. A cotionwood tree 10 inches
in diameter bears s so deg. W. 17 feet, each
bla/cd and scribed U S. 8. 039-5 B T. ; Tnenctf
N. 1H deg. 44' E var. 31 deg. 00' E. 1223.10 feet to
corner no, 0. Not set for the reason that the
corner would be in danger of being destroyed
by slides. 1 set witness corner s. 70 deg. 00* E.
1 7.4 feet. A spruce post 4 feet Ion*. 4 inches
square,, set ?s inches in the ground, with mound
of stone, scribe 1 U s. s. 639 0 W. C. From
* hi? h corner a hemlock post 8 inches id diame
1 ter, bears s. Is deg. 10* W 5 leet, A willow tiee
4 inches in diameter bears n. 3 deg. E., 4 3 f et.
each bU-ted and scribed, U. s.s.039-0 W. C It. T.;
Micuce begiuuiug at true corner s. 70 deg 00' K
v.ir. 31 d?*g. 10 K. 2s7 4U lo ?? . C. no. 6. previous
ly desci ibed. 4S5.OU f?et *0 flume 10 iuchea * iQe,
c air sa n. 19 deg . E. 17O.no feet to eoroer no. l.the
place of beginning. Containing an area of
I 14 486 acres. Allcomers are idcutlcal with the
1 location corners.
The above clal in Is joined on the east by the
Fenlcy and Mix placer claims, survey no. 0o6,
and on the south bv the Lucky Joe placer
I claim oud on the n >rtb and west by unkuown
, placer claims.
1 The location notice of the last Chance Min
ing claim is recorded iu book 7, of placers, page
, 33o, records of the Juneau Recording District,
I District of Alaska.
1 Any and all persons claiming adversely any
porti? n of the above described premises, are
required to Ule their adverse claim, with the'
Register of the U. s. Land office, at Juneau A?a- ?
s^n. during the sixty days period of public itlon |
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisiora of the statute.
JOHN W DUDLEY,
Kegister ;
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published lor the statutory period in the
Daily Ala.?kau, a daily newspaper published at
SKagway. Alaska |
I JOHN W. DUDLEY.
Register.
Just opened. The Railroad restau- '
rant will now serve you wiib the best,
meal in town. Your patronage is sol
cited - Williams & i'eterson.
MIN t HAL APPLICATION, NO. 44.
Snmjr, No. 627.
United State* Land Uffice, 1
Juneau, Alaska. Au<t<st 19, 1 9?>i. |
Notice Is hereny given, that, in persuanoe of
ttieactof Congress, approved May :0th. IsT'J, '
J. V , baloney. who>e postofKce address if ?
Juucau, Alaska, and as the attorney, In foot, of '
Sam Itlurn has made application (or a patent I
for nineteen and two hundred and ibirt>- !
*Uht one. thousandth acres, on the c hief Placer
Claim, situated in the Porcupine Mining I>:s
trict, District of Alaska, and described by the
official plat herewith posted mid by the field
notes on tile iu the office of the Register of
Juneau Laud District, of Alaska, as follows, viz;
VISLD NOTES OF MINERAL SURVEY,
NO. 627,
Chikf 1'lAckk Claim.
Beginning at corner No. 1. a hemlock post I
inches square, showing 3D inches above ground,
in mound of stone, s< rlbed U. 8. S. 027 ou
i-u side faciug claim, said corner is Identical
with local ion corner aud corner No. I, Discov
ery Claim, U, S. S. 674. from which
corner. U. 8. L M., No. 8, bears N. 11
deg. 37' E , Cl7y.7 fevt. thenoe S. fodeg. .05' W,
var. 30 deg. 54 E. along line 1-2. survey No.
574. -143.00 lee t, center c*i placer workings UUx
luxs feet extending N, 25 deg. W 40 feet and S>
S 26 dtg. E. .0 feel; HUftjflW f?-?
course nortn ; MO.G feet to corner No. Iden
tical with location comer and corner No. 2, Dis
covery, U S.S.571,a hemlock post 4 inches squat e
showing 30 inches above ground in mound of
stone.marked U. S. .j. 627-2 on side facing claim,
from which a hemlock tree \z inches in diameter (
bears S. 1-' deg. 2o" W.4.2 feet distant; a hem
lock stump bears S. Si deg. 40' K , G.t> feet dis
tant, each blazed and scribed S. 627-2-13 T. :
t hence S 17 deg. 5 2' W, var. .W deg. 54' E. along j
line 2-3 survey so, 574. 85.00 ics-t cross trail,
course N. 50 deg E. and S. 60 deg. W. trail 3 feet
wide. 6ii.7 feel to comer No 3, identical with !
location and corner No, 3, discovery L". S. S.574,
a hemlock post 4 inches square, showing if
incnes above ground. in mound of st ine. marked I
U. S. S. 627-8 on side facing ciaim. from which a I
hemlock tree 30 iuches diame er bears N, 75 ?
deg, 00' W 3y feet di-laii!, !
8.627-3- B. T. ; theuce S. 53 deg. JO E., var. J0 I
deg. 64' E. ltO.oo leet cross trail 3 lect wid- .
course N. 20 deg. E 600,00 feet cornel No. 1;
idoutical with location cotter: a hemlock pov
4 feet long, 4 iu. sq. set 18 inches iu the ground
with mound of sioue, scribed IT. S, 8. 627 4
from which corner a sptuce tree 4 feci lu di
ameter bears N . 24 deg. W., */3.6 feet: a hem .
lock tree 1? inches iti diameter, bears 8. 39 {
deg. -20' E. tf3.s feet, each blazed mid scribed U. J
S, S. 027-4 D. T. ; thence N. 17 deg 02 E., ur.
;fc) deg. 54' E.. 611.7 feet to corner No. ? , identic
al with location corner, A spruce post 4 feet
long, 4 iuches .square. set is inches in the
ground, wlih mouiiti of stone, scribed U. S. s.
627-6, from which comer a hemlock tree lt> in
ches iu diameter bears N, 60 deg. K. 11 feet; a
hemlock tree 8 inches in diNiuetcr bears N. 72
deg. 10 W. 12.3 feet, em h blazed and scribed U.
S. S- 627-6?B. T ; thence N. 50 deg. o5' E var.
JO deg. 54' E. 810,06 fett to corner
No. 6. identical with location corner.
A hemlock post 4 feet lonn, 4 iu. square,
s<t is iuches in the ground, with mound of
stone, scribed U. S. S 627-e, from which a hem.
lock tr? e I4 inches In diameter bears N. 0* deg
W, 7 icet,; a hemlock tree Sleet in diameter
bears N. fco deg. E., eicb blazed aud scribed U
S. S. 627 6-B. 1\, center of southeasterly end of
placer \orkings .0x8x150 feet, bears N,67 d g.
YV. 128 feet, thence runuing S.M deg. W. i;'x)
feet; iheocc N. 53 deg., '20' W , var. 30 deg., 51 ' K.
480.00 feet cross trail 3 feet wide, course S. 2 >
deg. W. 000.00 leet to C 'tne. r*o. 1. the place of ! ft
beginning; containing ail area of 19,23s ucres. I r
The above claim adjoius on the uorthwest the I
Discovery Placer Claim, U .s, Survey N. 574. mi r
all other sides by vacant ground, or unknown | ft
placer claims. The location notice of this plaj- f
er claim is recorded in Yolnuie "A. el page I/3, ( j
M nlng Locations of the records of Skugway Re- ? [
carding District, avSaagwa\. Alaska.
Any aud Mil persons claiming adversely any f
portiou of the abjve described premises ar-3 re- I
quired to file their advene claim witu ihe ?
Register of the United Slates Land Office at I
juucau. Alaska, during the sixty days' perhal of F
publication here* f, or they will be barred by 5
viitue of the provisions of the statute.
JOHN W, DUDLEY.
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing nonce 1
be published for the statutory period In tin
Daily alaskan, a daily newspaper published |
at bkagwav. Alaska
JOHN W. DUDLEY,
: Keg liter.
Now Music at Pack Train
The Tack Train saloon has just re
ceived 50 new records for its excellent
phonograph and the largest horn that
ever came to Alaska. There will be a
grand concert at that place tonight
The latest songs and the latest instru
mental selections will be given,
Dunlap hats at Clayson's.
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