Douglas Island news. [volume], March 01, 1899, Image 4

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LEGAL NOTICES.
- NOTICE.
In tlic District Court of the I'nitrti States
for the District of Alaska.
C. S. Hlackett, Plaintiff. >
vs. J SV.MMONH.
A lice U. Blankett. Defeiuluiit.?
The President of the United States of
America, to Alice R. Hlackett, the above
named defendant. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to la* and ap
l>eur in the above entitled Court, holden at
oifkn, in said District, and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the above entitled
action within twenty days from the date of
the service of this summons iiihui you, and if
you fail so to appear und answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiH' will take judgment
asrainst you for the relief prayed for in the
eomplaiitf.
And this is to command you the Marshal
irf said District or any of your Deputies to
make due service and return of this sum
mons. Hereof fail not.
Date of order of publication February fith,
ISf.i, and to he ^itiidished for six weeks, or
seven publications in the Douglas Island
News, a weekly uewspuper published at
Donylas. Alaska.
Witness the Honorable Charles S. Johnson.
Judyeofsaid District Court, and the seal of
said Court atti\ed at Sitka in said District,
this J 1st dav of January, 1MW.
[sKAi.l AI.BKKT D. KI.LIOTT,
Clerk.
ARTHUR K. DKI.ANKY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication Feb. 1Mb, ISitfi.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Not ire of the Application of Thomas .Mrin,
a citizen of the Unite*! State*. for a United
States Patent.
United State*. Land Ottiee nt Sitka. Alaska.
February 10. 1W9.
"Notice is hereby yfiveii, that in pursuance
of Chapter .*i\ of Title I hirty-two of tho Re
vised Statutes of t!ie I'mted Stat*".." J. P.
t'orbus. the a^ent and attorney in fact of
Thonu?> Mrin. whose Post Office address is
Douglas. Alaska, and claim::;;; fifteen Itun
dreel . 15v?l0 linear feet of the Mineral Queen
vein. lode or mineral deposit, bearing pold
with surface ?rrnuud six hundred feet in
width. lyin-j and beit'S situated within the
Hutu : Mining District. Pi :tricf of Alaska, i.
about to make application to the United
States for a patent for the so id Mminp Claim,
which is more fully described as to metes and
hounds by the offic ial plat herewith posted.
Mild by the field-note. of survey thereof, now
tiled in the office of the Kejrister of the Dis
trict, of lands subject to sale nt Sitka, Alas
ka, which held-noiesof survey describe the
boundaries and extent of said claim on the
surface, witn ma^n^tic variation at dc;r.
Ai in. Hast, as follows, to wit:
mixf.kal si*kvky no.
Piehl Notes Mineral Queen I.ode Claim.
?ur\py I'onnntMii vd Nov. r?i. Pi*?. Prior to
comment in;r this survey, I set the instru
inent. 'a Voting's Engineer's Transit, having
a 5 ineh needle; on the end line ?if the Ready
Bullion lode claim. ("S. 1' : . between cor
ners and 5. and ascertain the magnetic var
iation to be 21? dejr. 111. Hast of North, the
same as jriven in the official Survey of said
claim.
He^inuiu^r at corner No. 1 identical with a
Cot*, of the Locution, situate on the South
east end line of t he Read v Bullion lode claim.
(S. 10X1. N . 45 ihv. K. and 5 > feet distant front
ttost t)f said Ready Bui.ion l.ode ( luim.w hence
L*. S. Mineral Motitiment No. 1 bea - N. ."It de;r.
at m.. 5\ 5?5."i feet distant. S-t (net 4 ft.lonjr.
I ins. square. 2 ft. in jrroutid. mm:n i imprst't
icahle : Scribed "1-S. "J2. M i.e; ;kl Queen."
Thence N. 15 de^.. K. Yar. dejr. 3o in. K.
feet Post No. S. Ready Bullion lode
claim. (S. 1>" . 2" fect t :<iv. i ail-road
tract, course Northwest. feet to Cor.
No. 2. identical w ith si < or < the location,
established on the; shrtre line ? f the (iasii
neau.v Channel, si* Mean n.vra water. Set
post ? ft. louv. 1 i:i>. m|H>uv, 2 tt in ground,
in mound <<f -tone. S>*. hed "?-**. H12?Miner
al Queen". Thence S. ?.i d"-_*. ?'1 m. E. Yar.
1M?> dejr. m. K. feet C.n*s inclined plat
form. 6 feet w ide. con; *e N. h'. A tunnel, the
trend of which S. iy.ll> 'V. dimsNx 12, 65
feet lout?"" bears S. 19.15 W. 45 feet distant.
2:);'.' i feet To Cor. No K. i'l^ir. .tu! with siCoi'.
of the Incut .1.11. H s!. 11? on the shore of
f^sistineiiux Channe<. at Mean iii^li water.
Set post 4 fi. ioiijr. 4 ins. square, 2 ft. in
ground, in tnoua.i of stone. Scribed?"S?S.
Mineral Queen."
x ai ??? ? ?*- i t in, t#. ? ?i i , ?,? ur^. in.
K. 6X5.00 feet A tumiei. ?!.?? trend of which is N.
?V? d^u. 1J fur the fir>t t"i feet,
and 5 \ 7 for -If~et to* a! length 5' ? feet.
Bears N.s> d**ir. W. 7j te?-i *ti-Tjirtt. UK' feet
Center of ground d;ni>. t \ 125 feet, from
which tne Mirficp debris has been reinnvel.
hjr sltiiftnjr, l?enrsS. 61 <!?*_', 45 m. W. 810 ft.
dist. .'{<. f-et Oo.?s (.'reek 5 feet wide
course North fcust. 1. t.'.Ofect To Cor. No.
4. identic il w ith ucorner of the location es
tablished on the shore line of Gastineaux
Channel, at M??uii h: _')i wat'-r. S??t post 4 ft. <
louir I i:i?. Miliar e,ft. in "round. in nioitiiil
of st me. Serih?il "4?S. 812?Miueral Queen.**
Thence S.-? ?derf. 5V. Vur. 29 d**;*. 80 m. K.
574.5 i fcf-r ToCur. No. 5. identical with u Cor.
of the location. St-t post 4 ft. lontr, 4 ins.
square, 2 ft. in ground, Mound impracticable,
scribed 8i2?Mineral Queen."
Thence X. 29de?r. 2'i m. \V. Var. 29<lfijr. Sim.
K. 25u.i':i feet <"ross small creek. 5 feet wide,
course North Hast, i ?*.<?) fPPt Cross Flume
I> ins. wide, course North, used for sluicing:
debris. 12'.'2.!??feet To Cor. No. 6, identical
w ith a Cor. of the location. Set post 4 ft. lon<r.
4 ins. square, 2 ft in ground, mound impracti-.
cable: Scribed "ri- S.-842 .Mineral Queen."
Thence N. 7U tie;*. :> m. \V. Var. 29dej;.30 m.
K. feet r<? Cor. No. 7. identical with a
Cor. of the locution, situated on the South
bast end line of the lieadv Bullion lode claim
|S. 1C/ whence post No. 5 of said lleadv Kul
lioti lode claim, bears S. 45 dey. \V. 50 feet
distant. Set post 4 ft. loti*r. 4 ins. square. 2 ft.
in ground, mound impructicable:-Scribed
"7 S. 842-Miueral Queen."
Thence N. 45 rkq*. E. Var. 20 de;r. X) m. E.
250.1 Ml feet Post No. 4. Heady bullion lode
claim, iS. ll?8. ) 3iNl.no feet To Cor. "No. 1." the
place of besrinniiqr. Survey completer! Nov.
5.'Us. Total Area Acres IS.2404.
This survey of the Mineral Queen lasle
Claim, is identical with the location monu
ments found on the ground.
This survey u as made with a Younjr's En
gineer's transit, huvimr a live inch needle,
and a horizontal vernier reading to single
minutes.
TIip i'onrses were deflected from the true
meridian, aw determined by retracing the
South East end line of the Heady Bullion
lode claim (S. hill). adjoining the location of
this survey.
The distances were measured with a 100 feet
steel ta|>e line.
The said Minin<r Claim beinjr of record in
the otfiee of the Recorder of 4iiueuu Record -
intr district. Hook 9 pa<re at Juneau. Alaska,
the presumed general course or direction of
the said Mineral Queen vein, lode or mineral
deposit l>ein<r shown upon the plat posted
herewith, as near as can be determined from
present developments, this claim beinjr for
iifteen hundred [1500] linear feet thereaf. to
gether with the surface ground shown upon
the official plat {tested herewith, the said
vein. lode ami mining premises, hereby
sought to 1*? patented, being bounded as fol
lows. t?> wit: On the Northerly' end by the
Heady Hullion lode claim. On the Easterly
side by Gastineaux Channel. On the South
ami West by an extension of the Delta lode
claim. the said chum being designated as
Survey No. 442 in the official plat posted liere
with.
Aiiy una an persmis claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein. lode. premises or any
)h?rtion thereof so described, surveyed, plat
ted and applied for, are hereby notified that
unless their adverse claims are duly tiled
as according to law, anil the regulations
thereunder, within the time prescribed by
l.uw, with the Register of the U. S. Land
Office at Sitka in the District of Aluska. they
will be barred, in virtue of the provisions of
said statute.
JOHN W. DCDLEY.
Register.
Dated and pitted on the ground, this
Eleventh day of February, 181*9.
Witnesses,
Rout. J. Willis,
E. E. Bertram.
First publication March 1. 1891*.
l.ast publication May 3. 15#'.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Before K. M. Jackson, United Stutes Com
missioner for the District of Alaska, hold
ing court at Fort Wrangel, Alaska.
In the matter of the estate of Shustuek, uii
Indian, formerly culled Hish-tu-duy, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby triven by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of Shustuek, an
Indian, formerly called Hish-tu-duy,deceased
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to present
and exhibit tlu*m together with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the fifth
publication of this notice, to the undersigned
administrator at the office of Henry Drum
Ji Co., in the town of Fort Wrangel, in the
District of Alaska, the same lieing the place
for the transaction of flu* business of the
said estate in said town of Fort Wrangel.
First publication Jan. !8tl? 18W.
Dated at Fort Wrangel, Alaska, this 12tli
day of October, 181>8.
C. H. SUN DM ACH EH,
Administrator of the estate of Shustuek,
an Indian, formerly culled Hish-tu-duy,
deceased.
NOTICE OK FORFEITURE.
Junkap, A i.ask a, February 8th. 18W.
To Clark Miller. A. Otto, A. T. Howard, and
1). MeKay.:
You and each of you are hereby notified
thut the Peoples .Market, a corporation, or
ganized and existing under the laws of the
State of Washington. with its home office at
Port Townsend in said State, and doing busi
ness in Alaska, has expended, during the
year 1808, Two Hundred (litHl) Dollars in labor
and improvements, (hie Hundred Dollars on
each of the following Lode Mining Claims,
situate. lying and being in the Harris Mining
District, District of Alaska, said corporation
beinga co-owner and mortgagee of the same,
to wit:
The "TAKOl* CHIEF" Mining Claim, lo
cated May 20th, 1S97, by ('lark Miller. A. Otto
and a. T. Howard, and recorded in the Re
cording Office at.) uiieau, Alaska, on Novem
ber 0th. 1807. in Hook lit of Lodes at page 121.
And the "(5REAT TAKOL'" Milling Claim,
located by the same parties on May 25th. 1807,
and flu* Location Notice recorded in the Re
cording Office at .I tinenti, Alaska, on Novem
ber 0th. 1*07, in Hook IS of Lodes, page 122.
I n order to hold said claims and each of
t hem, under the provisions of Sect ion 2224 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States,
and the amendment thereto, approved Jan
uary 22nd. 18*0. ooncerniti" annual labor up
on Mining Claims, the said amount expended
being the amount required to hold said lode
or lodes for the period ending on the 21st day
of December. A. D., 1808.
And if within ninety days from the person
al service of this Notice, or within ninety
days after the publication thereof, you fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion of
such expenditures, as a co-owner, your in
terest in the claims will become the property
of the subscriber, your co-owner, who has
made the required expenditure, by the terms
of said section.
PEOPLES MARKET,
By T. J af km an,
President.
JNO. R. WINN.
Attorney for Peoples Market.
Date of first publication Feb. 8th. 1800.
ERNST BEIHL
DE^ERJN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
Hakory in connection where
the Rest Fresh Rread may
U' had. A Fresh Line of
Cakes and Cookies always on
Do rc. las City, - ? Alaska.
Douglas City Barber Shop.
Hair Cutting Shampooing
Shaving Baths
FRANK VESTAL, Prop.
.THE.
CLEARANCE SALE
..AT..
Lindstrom Bros.
w?w
IS
A
HUMMER
W3W
MEN'S
BOY'S
and
CHILDREN'S
SUITS
and
OVER COATS
at
Manufacturers' Cost.
Our Profit is Yours
Don't lose this opportunity
so seldom offered but
come at once, while
the stock is com
plete.
Front Street. Douglas City.
SAM GLOVER Wm. HICKS
wvwvvwmvmvwv
I Seattle Billiard >
> ...Hall... >
SHICKS & GLOVER, Props*
JwwwvwvwvvwwJ
The Only Billiard^Fables in the City.
?/
Front Street, - - l)ou;rlus City, Alaska.
The Douglas Island News.
(CONTINUED FROM FIRST I\UiE.)
and both came up looking well. Me;
lauded on Kid's face. The Kid gave j
him as good as he sent. Again they ex
changed blows. The Kid landed 011
Mc's face. It was give and take when
time was called, alter which referee
I
Fletcher stepped to the center of the i
ring and said that Mc had hit the Kid
after time was called and he gave the
decision to the Kid on a foul.
Of course the crowd was disappoint
ed, but the decision of the referee is,
we understand, admitted by Mc to bo
correct.
The men looked well after Hie con
test and eacli received congratulations
from his friends.
How the contest would have ended
no one knows, for the men were both
in good trim. The Kid no doubt was
at a disadvantage on account of having
had a broken hand, which prevents
him from striking as heavy a blow as
he did before the accident, while Mc
Laughlin lacked in training and ring
experience. The whole exhibition
showed a lack of force to the blows, but
a few hard licks were landed during
the eleven rounds.
Additional Locals and Items of Interest.
Mr. Schell went to Juneau Thursday.'
M r. St hell returned Friday. Mr.Schell
looke(i very happy.
Rev. (iiirr of Juneau made us a pleas
ant call Thursday.
Mr. I . II. rox and .Marshal MchJheny
called at News headquarters last Friday.
'?Singular, yet it is a fact there is not
i a pawn shop in Juneau"?Juneau Rec
ord. What have you got to soak, any
way ?
The Daily Evening Record says that
Kid Gallagher is ready to have another
go at McLaughlin, and probably a con
test will be arranged to take place in
Juneau in about six weeks.
Rev. Loyal L. Wirt started for Skag
uay last Thursday, lie will stop at all
way ports going. His trip is in the in
terest of missionary work of which
Alaska can stand considerable.
While They Slept.
Our first News extra was issued last
Wednesday night and was sold by the
newsboys of Douglas Island and Ju
neau early on Thursday morning. It
was a full sized sheet and met with a
ready sale. It was issued for the pur
pose of giving t he public a full and ear
ly account of the glove contest held in
this city, an account of which was re
written and appears in this, our regular
issue. The News is here to do busiuess,
and long ago the people of Douglas Is
land and Juneau discovered that our
sleepy contemporaries are altogether
too slow, that they must look to the
News for the news. In this extra we
inserted all our regular standing ads
and business locals free of charge,
thereby giving our patrons the benefit
of two issues last week.
Use Garlic and Onions.
Capt. Hell is becoming a veritable
Uobson. A few weeks ago we ineu
. tioned how a young woman insisted 011
kissing the Captain and really accom
plished her purpose. And now we are,
told, and truthfully too, that the gay
young captain was Hobsonizod by a
i number of girls 011 board the Lone
Fisherman while making a trip to Ju
j neau last Wednesday night. This nev-'
er will do, and the Captain knows it,
for he has recently taken to smoking
an old cob pipe and plug tobacco, as a (
preventative to such occurrences, but
even that wouldn't save him. The con -1
ditions require heroic measures, and i
we advise the Captain to eat garlic and
| onions. You can test the desired
strength with a pair of dentist's forceps.
!
Keep It Qoinjr
Elleiislxirg Capital.
The following has been going the
rounds, but is just as funny as ever to
those who never read it:
4,Two brothers recently appeared at
the portals of the Yankton insane asyl
um, one of them to be incarcerated
there as a patient, the other having him
in charge as far as the asylum. They
were dressed very much alike, and the
casual observer on the train would
uot have detected signs of insanity
in either. The asylum manager was in
a quandary. He chatted with his vis
itors until a late hour and then locked
them in a room together. Then he
telegraphed the authorities at the town
where the brothers lived: Two men
from your town arrived today; both
dressed alike: one calls himself Bill
and talks about constructing an air
line to the moon; the others goes by
the name of Dave and advocates free
coinage of silver: which shall I keep?' ** j i
Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co. ]
DOUCiLAS ISLAND, ALASKA, U. S; A.
STORE DEPARTMENT
Outfits for the Gold Fields.
OUTFITTERS
QUICKESToo
KNOW HOW
ALL 'ROUND
ESTIMATES
FURNISH ED 6
ON OUTFITS
OF ANY SIZE
r
?W \Vf? are Exjierionoed Outfitter**. fW~ Let lis figure with you on any
aixl l?>* dealing with us you will h iitd of a proposition to sell goods
not load yourself with useless for cash in uny quuntity, largo ? :
goods. or small.
Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co., J
DOUGLAS ISLAND, ALASKA. S
P. H. FOX,
PKALEK IN
RENERAL MERCHANDISE
UaHnBDODBD H V I BESaBBBHHBBHHHHHB
STAPLE aN?
FANCY
GROCERIES.
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hardware.
Complete Yukon Outfits.
::irst=class Bakery in connection with the store.
DOUGLAS CITY, ALASKA. I
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
San Francisco, Puget Sound & Alaska Route.
The Company's Elegant Steamers leave anil arrive as follows :
- * t\
LV. SO- IMIO 1'IIB
Lv. San attic Lv. Due Sitka Lv. Lv. Duo Lv. | San
Fran- 9 a.m. Juneau Dyoa Lv. Dyeu Seattle Seattle Fran
cisco Tacoma Skayr- Sitka Skug- Juneau Tuconiu Tacoina; cisco
10 u.in. a. in. I nay South nay | j j u-m*
Jan. Ill Feb. 4 Keli. 9 Feb. l(t| Fob. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. JtiiFeb. ISiFeb. 21
Feb. ft 44 9. 44 lit 44 11 44 15! 44 1?> " 201 " 22 44 2?
10 ?? m *? 18 44 19! Feb. 20 " 19l 44 21 " 251 " 28 Mar. It
" 15 " 19 " 21 44 25 : " 20 " 27 Mar. 5,Mar. 5 " 8
20 44 21 ?" 28 Mar. 1 Mar. 2 Mar. 3 44 7 44 1?J '44 18
25 Mar. 1 Mar. ft 44 ti Mar. 7 44 0 44 8 44 12 44 15 44 1H
Mar. 2 44 t: " 11 44 12 44 18 44 14 44 181 " 20| 44 28
7 " Hi " 15 " 1?> ?? 17 '? 18 44 22| 44 25 44 28
12 44 It 44 20 44 21 44 22 44 21 44 28 44 271 44 30 Apr. 2
17 " 21 " 20 44 27 " 28 " 2D Apr. 2 Apr. 1 44 7
22 44 2t 44 80 44 31 Apr. I Apr. 2 " ? u 9 44 12
" 27 " 81 \pr. 4 Apr. 5 Apr. 6 " 7 " 7 " 11! 14 1 4 44 17
Apr. 1 Apr. rj HI " 11 ., 44 12| 44 13 44 17 1 44 19 44 22
Steamers call at Mary island. Ketchikan and Wrangle North and Southbound.
Steamer Cottage City will call at Victoria. B. C.. North and Southbound.
The above dates are only approximate. For further information obtain folder,
rite Company reserves the right to change, without previous notice,Steamer's suiting
lates, and hour of sailing.
Auf.nts: Jt nkau Fekky & Nav. Co., Douglas: H. F. Kohisson,'Alaska Supt., Juneau.
I. F. Tuowhiuuuk, Puget Sound Supt. Seattle Wash.
QOODALL, PERKINS & CO.,
$20,000.00 820,000.00 :
Genuine Closing Out Sale :
FRANK BACH
will retire from the Mercantile business and will sell his entire stock of
General Merchandise =
BELOW COST !
Bear in mind this is no "Clearance Sale*' to allure trade by oirer -
ing a f'*w so.called bargains but au Actual Closing Out of his
Large and well selected stock, offering Bargains in Every Line which I
cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
llreakfast Bacon 10c. per pound. " I
Dry Salt Pork 6c. " I
Full line Groceries and Evaporated Vegetables. -
Blankets 50c. and 81.00, Overalls 35 and 50c. I
Fine line Ladies* Men's, and Children's Shoes, I
Rubber Boots, Overshoes, ? * -
Oil Clothing, Outfitting supplies of all kinds. Z
Large line Dress Goods, Cloaks and Capes, Z
Men and Boy's Clothing, Hats and Caps, I
Hardware, Drugs, z
and miscellaneous articles which cannot l>e enumerated or priced here. I
Everything at cost or under. Special attention is called to the largo r
line of Dre*s Goods, Cloaks, and Capes, Men and Boy's Suits, in which -
great bargains will be given. - Z
The Old Stand on Front St. DOUGLAS CITY, ALASKA. -