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Agents for Athena Underwear, Kayser Silk Hosiery and Underwear, ?
Nemo nd Warner's Corsets, Ccntemeri (iloves, Royal So. Art Goods |
C Vou can t go very far from right when dealing with a store
that carries the above lines and aside from the reputation of this
merchandise this store stands back of each and every purchase,
for we believe only in satisfied customers, and are constantly
searching the markets for better merchandise to offer the trade.
KAYSER HOSIERY
AND UNDERWEAR
We know of ho better mako of
hosiery or underwear than
this well known grade, or
we would buy it. for we
have tested many lines and
find none to give the satis
faction that Kayser does.
(SILK HOSE, $1.50 PAIR
Let your next pair of silk hose
be a pair of Kayser marvel
stripe stockings. all silk heel
and toe. and come in a big
range of shades as well as
black and white.
SILK VESTS, $2.00
Made of Italian silk in white I
and tlcsh: plain tape yoke
and straps, and come In all
sizes. Silk underwear is be
coming more popular every
day and every woman should
have a few of these gar
< meats.
SILK KNICKERS, $4.00
| Knickers to match the vest
in white or liesh elastic
band at top and knee; in
the all-silk quality and a
grade that wears and gives
(satisfaction.
SILK CHEMISE, $5.00
Kayser all-silk envelope chem
ise in flesh only: made good
and full, and finished with
neat insertion, with plain
shoulder straps.
CHILREN'S BATH
ROBES, $2.00
Ages 2 to 6 only in pink or blue,
with n variety of patterns to
choose from: come in full
length with cord to match.
TAFFETA SILKS. $2.00
A good grade chiffon taffeta, in
all the best worn colors, such
as navy, green, copen, brown.
Wisteria, grey and old rose,
also evening shades; 36 inches
wide.
GINGHAM'S, 15c Yd.
Now is the time for your spring
sewing, and the making of
house dresses, aprons and the
like, big lot of ginghams in
plain colors, stripes and checks.
BUNGALOW APRONS 75c
Made of good grade percale in
light or dark colors, and
stripes, belted and button down
front, back or side; several
stylos to choose from.
NEGLIGEE GIRDLES
$1.25
A boneless mesh girdle with sup- K
porters attached; especially Eg
good for athletic wear, dancing, L
or Misses' use; all the mo9t R
worn sizes. K
CAPE GLOVES, $2.00 Pr. &
Dents heavy street gloves for ser- f?
vice; also grey suede, plain fe
or silk lined, for every dny I
use; we also carry a Misses' {
suedo glove in grey. j
KINDERGARTEN CLOTH,
25c
For rompers, wash suits and gen- i
cral hard wear; shown in a big g
range of stripes as well as jg
plain colors, and a cloth that S
will hold its color. U
FLANNEL MIDDIES, $4.00 |
Just the garment for cortl days. M
?and made of a good, medium Hj
weight flannel in navy only: |
trimmed with white braid.
ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES LESS ONE-FOURTH
This reduction comes on the entire stock, and is offered at this S
time to make room for the new goods that will arrive soon. W
The assortment includes iufants' and children's wear, ladies' ling- 2
erie, and stamped pieces for the home beautiful.
Agents for McCall Patterns
B. M. BEHRENDS & CO., Inc |
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t Distributors of High Class, Double j \
7 4 Stamp Whiskey, Wines and Cordials |!!
Oiympia and Rainier Beer i'\
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IF YOU WANT THE BEST
Call far Turner <?. Pease Egfls, Meadowbrooic Butter, Domestic
and Imported heese.
w. a? a?M, j ^ Giovanetti
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iONE POLICY ? ONE PREMIUM
Why Has There Been Over 55,000,000.00
Northern Life Insurance written since January lst,j(
1916? 1
f Answer?, 3 ,n 1 P??N |
p "Premiums paid for you on your Life Insurance if A
J permanently disabled, and one-tenth of the face of j |
1 policv PAID TO YOU ANNUALLY AS LONG AS [
T YOU'LIVE. ?
A If you are disabled by accident or sickness, your #
) earning power STOPS. A
Does your life policy cover you? If not get a 3 j
in 1 policy in the Northern Life.
Reserves and surplus to policy-holders, $1,500,-5
000.00 ? Insurance in force, $12,000,000.00. |
For Information. Address A
RALPH R. STEWART, Gastineau Hotel, Juneau, Alaska.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE'
District of Alaska. Division Number
One. at Juneau.
No. 16. in Bankruptcy.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the Matter of the Involuntary
Bankruptcy of J. H. Handle. Bank
rupt.
To the creditors of J. H. Handle. Ju
neau. Alaska, a Bankrupt:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
the ITth day of January, A. D.. 1917.
the said J. R. Handle was duly adjudi
cated bankrupt: and that the tlrst meet
ing of his creditors will be held at the
oiHee of the undersigned in the First Na
tional Bank Building. Juneau. Alaska, at
the hour of 10 a. m. on the 6th day of |
February. 1917. at which time the said |
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine thfe bankrupt.
and transact such other busincs as may
properly come before at id meeting.
A. H. ZKIGLER.
Referee In Bankruptcy. ;
First publication Jan. 1917.
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FRESH FROM THE BEDS
FAMOUS SEALSHIPT
OYSTERS
Sanitary, guaranteed, 50c Pint;
$1.00 quart.
Ten different grades of apples, |
$1.75 up.
Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables |
JUNEAU FRUIT & VEGETABLE
MARKET
Phone 182 217 Seward St.
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PHYSICIAN HELD UP
ON FICTITIOUS CALL
OAKLAND. Jan. 26.?Dr. G. H.
i Derrick, a physician, was held up
! and robbed of his watch and chain.
valued at $50, by a man who had
| called him, representing himself as
; a patient.
I . The man gave his name as Ward '
and asked the doctor to go at once j
to a house, where he was urgently |
needed. In a hall a large man with ,
a pistol robbed the doctor. Later;
! investigation proved the house to be
untenanted.
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Give us your ??exx oroer for trans
fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
I Comoany, Phone 48.
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iMaI^ satelyisthe
best thing we
j have to offer.
Other induce
ments are of secondary im
j portarxe. Upon this basis
only, do we solicit your pa- j
tronage.
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Western Flooring Co ?
BUILDING SPECIALTIES. TER- :
RAZZO and MARBLE MOSIAC. S
TILE FLOORS, WALLS and MAN- P
TLES. COMPISOTION FLOORING !c
D. MARIUTTO, Seattle, Wash. J 3
Over Juneau Liquor Co., Juneau.
Some References of our Work? | r
Seattle?St. James Cathedral
Hick's Cafeteria, Northern Bank
Building. Hyde's Buffet, Bouck
aert's Confectionery, Lyon's Build- I
ing.
Spokane?Sacred Heart Hospital,
Realty Building, Chicago Hotel, 11
Hyde Block, Lewis and Clark High '<
School. i 'I
Federal Buildings?Moscow. Ida- i t<
ho, Lewiston, Idaho, Livingston, j p
Montana, Billings, Montana, Walla
Walla. Washington, Hellenthai |
Building, Juneau. ^
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Boys, wea,r your flannel shirts to nr
the Poverty dall and save the price m
if th? u/hitn shirt and collar. J29. I Ji
NOTABLE WOMEN WHO ARRIVED FROM FRANCE
TO TAX COFFEE
TO HELP RAISE
MORE REVENUE
Reports Startled Trade
and Future Contracts
Made on Contem-,
piation.
IMPORT TAjTTs CERTAIN
Duty Can Be Borne More
Easily by Public
Than on Other
Foodstuff.
** I II ?* T- -T-1 ?? - I 111 I I fir II 111 null
These passengers were among the notables brought over by the
Espagne from France. On the left is Miss Lucette Valsy, a French
actress and singer, and on the riglit the Comtessc Kegis de Olivera,
with her French b\il!dog .Joss. ~-v *? "? sp**1"1
NBW YORK. Jan. 26.?The coffee
trade has been interested lately in
reports, said to emanate from offic
ial Washington, that one of the
measures the Democrats will adopt
In an effort to wipe on the $27!),000,
000 deficiency in the treasury, pre
dicted by Secretary McAdoo in 1918,
will bo an import duty on coffee.
The prices for coffee futures have
made advances on the reports, and it
is probable a real bull movement
would follow the actual confirmation
of the stories. But traders are
rather divided in opinion as to the
liklihood of a coffee duty. One
broker recalled from his IS years j
change no less then six occasions
when talk of a duty 011 coffee hasj
been an important factor without]
the duty becoming a fact. On the
other hand, an important operator
regards an import tax on the com
modity as "sure as fate."
Washington reports place the'
imount of the duty at Va of u cent:
i pound, but in the opinion of prom
ncnt traders, the levy will lie larger!
-probably nearer five cents a pound.
Die annual reports of coffee Into.
.his country are estimated at about
5,000,000 bag3, or 1,040,000,090 pounds.
V duty of % cent would therefore
?icld about $5,200,000, while a five
:cnt tax would net $52,000,000.
It is pointed out that a duty on
?offec could be much more easily
>ornc by the general public than,
i similar levy on almost any other
bodstuff,sincecoflee is about the on-:
y commodity that Is not selling at'
var prices. A pound of coffee at 20
ents l ists the average American;
amily a week, and Increases in the j
:ost owing to a duty would be im
lortant. American roasters, cn whom
he chief burden of the tax would
all, are not worried over the levy,
irovided it is small, say one cent a
iound, but they declare that a five
ent rate would work a decided hard
hip.
FNLIMITED LOAN WILL
BE FLOATED N INDIA
LONDON, Jan. 2G.?The India of-;
ce announces that the govern
ment has arranged to issue a war
man of unlimited amount in India,
'he entire proceeds will be handed
j the British government for war
urposes.
Are you going to the A. B. Poverty
all? I certainly am; wouldn't miss
for a farm. Going to lyve the best
lusic and a rare good time. So do
ot forget the date?Monday evening,
in. 29th. J29. f
LEGISLATURE WILL
SELECT STATE SONG
FOR COLORADIANS
DENVER, Jan. 26.?In preparation
for a decision on tlio merits of the
present state sour, "Where the Col
umbine Grows," and two rival can
didates for the honor, each entitled
"Colorado," the house has decided
, to hear the melodies sung and have
had an organ placed in the house
chamber to accompany the singers.
The date for the rendition of the
| songs has not been sot.
PHILIP BOILEAU DEAD.
i NEW YORK, Jan. 26. ? Philip
Hoileou, the artist, noted for his de
lineation of types of American girls,
died here of pneumonia. lie was
nursed constantly by his wife, who
was his model for several drawings.)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT
Mo. 03484
UNITED STATES I.AND OFFICE.
.Funcau. Alaska, December 22. 1916.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
;T. C. Hallum, whose post office nd
i dress is Juneau, Alaska, In behalf
of himself and his 'co-owners, I'. E.
Hallum and A. O. Voycn. has filed
an application for patent for the
lode mining claims and mlllsites
known and designated ns the Hal
lum Group and also known and des
ignated as the Norman Taku Group,
'situated on Moun* Juneau and on
the southerly slope thereof, on the
northwesterly side of Gold Creek and
approximately one (1) mile north
from the Poet Office at Juneau, A1
nska, in the Harris ?.lining District
Juneau Recording Precinct, Terr!
tory of Alaska, and described bj
the field notes and official plat on
file in thin office ns Mineril SnrvpA
No. 1048 A. & B. Said group o'
claims consists or the following lode
mining claims and millsitcs towif
Jack Pine, Ground Hog, Rambler,
Maple, American Flag, Hemlock,
Richland, Lakcnia, (also known as
Laekema), Aiimildia, (nlso known as
Armildla, Armlldo, Armilda, Ainar
ilia, Armilde), Monitor, Queen, Uma
tilla. Omega. Laekema Fraction, and
Monitor Fraction lode claims and
Hile No. 2 and Hile No. 1! Millsitcs.
Said claims by the said survey are
tied to United. States Location Mon
ument vo. 3, which is situated in
Latitude 5S? 18' north and Longitude
131? 25' SO" west, and consists of a
wooden post In a mound of stones
situated on tho cast shore of Gas
tincau Channel, just alove tho road
to the cemeteries and approximate
ly one-half mile northwesterly of
tho Post Office at .mncau, Alaska.
Said claims end millsitcs arc more
fully described r.s to metes and
bounds as follows, to-wit:
Aiimildia Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1 whence \
U. S. Location Monument No. 3 bears
S. 33? 38' 36" W. 5378.3 ft., thence
N. 21? 19' IV. 1500 feet, to Corner
No. 2, thence N. 70? 59' E. 600 ft.
to corner No. 3, thence S. 21? 19'
E. 150C ft. to corner No. 4, thence
S. 70? 59' \V. 600 ft. to corner No.
1, the place of beginning, contain- I
ing an area of 20.573 acres. Mag- '
netic variation 33? 00' E. to 31* 30' 1
E. <
American Flag Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1. iden
tical with location corner and cor
ner 4 Arimildia Lode previously de
scribed. whenccU. 5. Location Mon
imcnt Xo. 3 bears S. 37? 12' W.
SS6G.7 ft., thence X. 21? 10' W. 1500
't. to corner Xo. 2. identical with
ocation corner and corner Xo. 3
\rimildia Lode previously described,
hence X. 63? 4S' E. 242.00 ft. to
;orner Xo. 3, identical, with loca
ion corner, 'hence X. 40? 58' E. 340
t. to corner No. 4. identical with
ocation corner, thence S. 21? 19' E. r
43S.9 ft. to corner Xo. 5. Identical
vith location ccrnor, thonco S. 49?
>8' W. 524.6 ft. to corner Xo. 1, the
place of beginning, containing an area
of 18.771 acres. .Magnetic variation
33*. 10' E. to 32" 10' E.
Richland Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, Identi
cal with location corner and corner
No. 0 American Flag lode previous
ly described, whence U. S. Location
Monument No. 3 bears S. 38* 22' W.
04-17.9 feet, thence N. 21* 10' W.
1138.9 ft. to corner No. 2, Identical
with location corner and corner No.
4 American Flag Lode previously
i described, thenco N. 49" f>8' E. 474.1
ft. to corner No. 3, Identical with
I location corner, thence S. 47? 1G' E.
232.7 ft. to corner No. 4, identical
with location corner, thence S. 21?
19' E. 1195.2 ft. to corner No. 5,
identical with location corner, thence
S. 49' 58' W. 581.6 ft. to corner No.
1, the place of beginning, containing
an area of 17.911 acres. .Magnetic
variation 33' 10' E. to 31? 30' E.
1 Umatilla Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, Iden
tical with location corner, whence
U. S. Location Monument No. V.
bears S. 45* 39' \V. 5377.G ft., thence
IN. 50? 19' W. 1124.9 ft. to corner
No. 2, Identical with location cor
! nrr and corner No. 1, Arlmlldia Lotlc
previously described, thence N. 7u?
59' E. GOO ft., to earner No. 3. idsn
ticnl with location corner and corner
No. 1, American Fins Lode, and
I corner No. 4. Arlmildie. Lode, pre
; vicusly described, thence S. 50" 10'
E. 1124.0 ft. to corner Xo. 4, Identical
! with location corner, thence S. 70"
159' W. COO ft., to corner Xo. 1, the
I place of beginning, containing an
l area of 13.239 acres. Magnetic var
iation 33" E. to 32" 10' E.
Maple Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1. iden
tical wltn location corner and cor
ner Xo. 1, American Flag Lode, cor
ner Xo. 3, Umatilla Lodo raid Cor
ner Xo. 4, Arlmildla Lodo, previous
ly described, whence U. S. Location
Monument Xo. 3 bears S. 37? 12' W.
58CC.7 ft., thcnco X. 49? 58' E. 594.6
It. to corner Xo. 2, Identical with
location corner and corner Xo. 1,
Richland Lode and ccruor No. 5.
American Flag Lode, previously de
scribed, thenci S. 50? 19' E. 1124.9
ft. to corner Xo. 3. Identical with
location comer, thence S. 49" 58' \V.
594.C ft. to corner No. 4, identical
with location corner and comer Xo.
1, Umatilla Lode previously describ
ed. thence X. 50" 19' V. 1124.9 ft.
to corner Xo. 1, the place of begin
ning, containing an area of 15.108
aero8. Magnetic variation 33" 10'
E. to 32? 10' E.
Jack Pine Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, identi
cal with location corner and corner
Xo. 1, Richland Lode and Corner
Xo. 5, American Flag Lode and Cor.
12, Maple Lode, previously described,
| whence U. S. Location Monument
Xo. 3 bears S. 38? 22' IV. 6147.9 ft.,!
thence X. 49* 58' E. 5S1.6 ft. to
corner Xo. 2, identical with location
comer and corner Xo. 5 Richland
! Lode previously described, thence S.
50? 19' E. 1124.9 ft. to corner Xo.
.s identical wiui iuluuuu wui aci?
thence S. 4!)? 58' \V. 581.6 ft. to
corner Xo. 4, Identical with location
corner and corner Xo. 3 Maple Lode
previously described, thence N. 50?
19' W. 1124.9 ft. to corner Xo. 1,
the place of beginning, containing
an area of 14.778 acres. Magnetic
variation 33? 10' 12. to 32? 00' E.
Rambler Lode Claim
Beginning at corner Xo. 1, Identical
with location corner and corner Xo.
2, Jack Pine Lode and corner Xo.
5 Richland Lode previously described,
whence U. S. Location Monument
Xo. 3 bears S. 39? 19' W. 7018.0 ft.,
thence X. 49? 58' E. 570.7 ft., to
corner Xo. 2, identical with location
[corner, thence S. 49? 17' E. 1121.4 ft.
to corner Xo. 3, identical with loca
tion corner, thence S. 49? 58' W.
550.1 ft. to corner Xo. 4, Identical
with location corner and corner Xo.
13 Jack Pine I.ode .pieviously de
scribed, thence X. 50? 19' W. 1124.9
ft. to corner Xo. 1, place of begin
ning, containing an area of 14.239
acres. Magnetic variation 32? 00'
E. to 32? 10' E.
Omega Lode Claim
Beginning at corner Xo. 1. identi
cal with location corner and corner
Xo. 3, Rambler Lode previously de
scribed, whence U. S. Location Monu
ment Xo. 3 bears S. 4S? 33' W.
7651.1 ft., thence X. 49? 5S' E. 247.8
ft. to corner Xo. 2, identical with
location corner, thence S. 57? 18'
E. 1531.8 ft. to corner Xo. 3, Identi
cal with location corner, thence S.
49? 5S' W. 211.0 ft. to comer Xo.
4, identical with location corner,
thence N. 65? 52' W. 294.0 ft., to
corner No. 5, identical with location
corner, thence X. 56? 54' W. 1252.1
feet to corner Xo. 1, the place of
beginning, containing an area of
S.362 acres. Magnetic variation 32?
10' E.
Hemlock Lode Claim
Beginning at corner Xo. 1, identi
cal with location comer and corner
Xo. 4 Rambler Lode and corner Xo.
3 Jack Pino Lode previously de
scribed, whenco U. S. Location Mon- [
anient Xo. 3 heart, S. 48" 26' W.
7101.5 ft., thence X. 49? 58' E. 550.1 !
ft. to corner No. 2, identical with
location corner and comer Xo. 3. ;
Rambler Lode and corner No. 1, ,
Omega Lode previously described, 1
thence S. 56? 54' E. 1252.1 ft. to !
corner No. 3, identical with location *
corner and corner No. 5 Omega Lode '
previously describod, tkeLcc S. 49? '
58' W. 518.8 ft. to corner No. 4, '
identical with location corner, thence !
X. 58? 16' W. 1261.5 ft. to corner 1
Xo. 1, place of beginning, containing 1
14.701 acres. Magnetic variatiou 32? '
I A' T7* t
Ground Hog Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, iden
sical with location corner and cor- j
lcr No -1 Jack Pine Lodo and cor- t
ler No. 3 Maple I.ode, previously c
iescribed, whence U. S. Location j
tfanument No. 3 bears S. 48* 18' r
nr. 6519.7 ft., thence N. 49* 58' E. e
>81.6 ft. to ccrner No. 2, identical j
vith location corner and Cor. f
L Hemlock, Cor. 3 Jack Pine and i
2or. 1 Rambler Lodes previously de- /
scribed, thence S. 58* 16' E. 1261.5 r
t. to corner No. 3, identical with n
ocation cornel- and Cor. 4 Hemlock t
-ode previously de. cribed, 'thence S. i
9* 58' W. 499.8 ft. to corner No. >
, identical with location corner, ^
hence N. 61* 43' W. 1289.4 ft. to s
orner No. 1, the place of begin
sing, containing a- area of 14.872 ^
,cre8. Magnetic variation 32* 10' E.
Queen Lode Claim F
Begfuulng at corner No. 1, hlenti- L
cal with locution corner and corner
No. 1 Umatilla I/ode and corner No.
4 Maple bode previously described,
whence U. S. Location Monument
No. 3 bears S. 48? 08' W. 5926.3 ft., s
thence N. 49? 58' K. 694.C ft. to cor
ner No. 2, identical with location
corner and corner No. 3 Mnpie Lode,
corner No. 4 J ick 1'lne Lode and
corner No. 1 Ground Hog l.odo pre
viously dt'flcribed, thence S. 61? 43'
10. 1289.4 ft. to corner No. 3, Identi
cal with 1 vation corner and corner
No. 4 Ground Hog Lode, previously
described, thence S. 49? 58' W. 259.2
ft. to corner No. 4, identical with lo
cation corner, thence N. 74* 09' \V.
1447.3 ft. to corner No. 1, the place of
beginning, containing an area of
11.743 acres. Magnetic variation 32*
10' E.
Lalccma Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, Iden
tical with location corner and cor
ner No. 4, Quocn Lode previously
described, whence U. S. Location
Monument No. 3 bears S. 68? 29'
\V. 6S09.3 ft., thence N. 49? 68' E.
1277.8 ft., to corner No. 2, identical
with location corner and corner No.
3 Hemlock Louo and corner No. 5
Omega Lode previously described,
thence S. 65" 52' E. 291.0 ft, to cor*
ncr no. v., i<ienticr.i witii location
corner and corner No. 4 Omegr. Lode
previously described, thence S. 49*
58' W. 1277.8 ft. to corner No. 4
Identical with location corner, thence
N. 65* 52' W. 294.0 ft. to corner
No. 1, the place of beginning, con
taining 7.762 acres In area. Mag
netic variation 32' 10' E.
Lackema Fraction Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, identi
cal with location corner, whence U.
S. Location Monument No. 3 bears
S. 61? 33' \V. 6780.3 ft., thence N.
25? 28' W. 364.0 ft. to corner No.
2 identical with location corner and
corner No. 1 Lakema Lode and cor
ner No. 4 Queen Lode previously de
scribed, thence N. 57' 59' E.. 1436.5
ft. to corner No. 3, identical with
location corner, thence S. 25* 28'
E. 66.6 ft. to corner No. 4, identical
with location corner and corner No.
3 Lakema Lode and corner No. 4
Omega Lode, previously described,
thence S. 46* 37' \V. loOO.O ft, to
corner No. 1 the place of beginning,
containing nn area of 6.940 acres.
Magnetic variation 32* 10' E.
Monitor Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, identi
cal with location corner, whence U.
S. Location Monument No. 3 bears
S. 62? 48' W. 5712.0 ft., thcnco N.
26" 26' \V. 1500 ft. to corner No.
2, identical with location corner and
corner No. 4, Umatilla Lodo and
corner No. 4 Maple Lode, and cor
ner No. 1 Q. con Lode previously
described, thence S. 74? 09' E. 765.5
ft. to corner No. 3, identical with
location corner, thence S. 26? 26' E.
1500 ft. to corner No. 4, identical
with locntlon corner, thence N. 74'
09' W. 765.5 ft, to corner No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing an
area of 19.502 acres. Magnetic var
iation 32? lu E.
Monitor Fraction Lode Claim
Beginning at corner No. 1, whence
U. S. Location Monument No. 3
bears S. 6S? 38' W. 5915.5 ft., thence
N. 12? 10' W. 365.2 ft. to corner
No. 2, identical with location cor
ner, thence S. 74' 09' E. 400 ft. to
corner No. 3, identical with location
corner and corner No. 4 Monitor
Lode previously described, thence S.
12" 10' E. 365.2 ft. to corner No.
4, identical with location corner,
thence N. 74" 09' W. 400 ft. to cor
ner No. 1, the place of beginning, >
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Magnetic variation 32* 10' E.
Hile No. 2 Mincite
Beginning at corner No. 1, iden
tical with cor. No. 10, S. A. H. Sur
1084, Cor. No. 2 Sur. 158 and Cor.
No. 3 Sur. 159, Last Chance Placer,
whence U. S. Location Monument
No. 3 bears S. 72' 20' W. 5732.8
ft., thence North 411.9 ft. to corner.
No. 2, thence East 481.8 ft. to cor
ner No. 3, identical with location
corner, thence South 338 ft. to cor
ner No. 4, identical with location
corner, thence S. 61? 04* W. 94.3
ft. to corner No. 5, identical with
location corner, and Cor. 12 S. A.
H. Sur. 10S4, Cor. 2 Sur. 156 and
Cor 3 Sur. 157 Last Chance Placer,
thence S. 67" 04' W. 211.9 ft. to
corner No. 6, identical with location
corner and cor. 11 S. A. H. Sur. 1084,
Cor. 2. Sur. 157 and Cor. 3 Sur. 158
Last Chance Placer, thence N. 75*
54' W. 210.5 ft. to corner No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing an
area of 4.C52 acres. Margnetic var
iation 32? 10' E.
Hile No 3 Millsite
Beginning at corner No. 1 identi
cal with location corner and corner
No. 4 Hile No. 2 Millsite previously
described, whence U. S. Location
Monument No. 3 bears S. 73* 00'
W. 6215.9 ft., thence N. 338 ft. t?
corner No. 2, identical with location
corner and corner No. 3 Hile No. 2
Millsite previously described, thence
East 523.7 ft. to corner No. 3, identi
cal with location corner, thence
South 475.2 ft. to corner No. 4 iden
tical with location corn .r and Co
No. 2 Sur. 153 and Cor. No. 3 Sur.
154 Last Chance Placer, thence N.
78* 56' W. 206.2 ft. to corner No. 5,
identical with location corner and
corner No. 2 Sur. 154 and Cor. No.
1 Sur. 155 Last Chance Placer,
thence N. 52* 26' W. 262.7 ft. to
:orner No. 6, identical with location
:orner and corner No. 2 Sur. 155
tnd Cor. No. 3 Sur. 156 Last Chanco
Placer, thence S. 61? 04' W. 129.2
!t. to corner No. 1, the place of be;
sinning, containing an area of 4.612
teres. Magnetic variation 32" 10'
Adjoining Claims
The adjoining claims are the Dora
Ird and St. Paul Lodes Sur. 545 cn
he Northeast of the Omega, the
>tone Cabin, Stone Cabin No. 2 and
Dureka Lodes, unsurveyed, Wm. Eb
ler, reputed owner, on the South
ast of the Lackema Fraction; the
fo.'s 1, 2, and 3 Mammoth Lodes,
Mias. Goldstein, et al, owners, cn
he Northwest of the Richland,
American Flag and Arlmildia Lodes,
espectively; Survey No.'s 156, 157
nd 158 Last Chance Placer on '
he South and S. A. H. Sur.
084 on the West of the Hile No. 2
lillsite; and Survey No.'s 154, 155,
nd 156 Last Chance Placer on the
louth of the Hile No. 3 Millsite.
iny other adjoining claims are un
nown. C. B. WALKER,
Register.
Irst publication, Dec. 28, 1916.
,ast publication, Fob. 26, 1917.