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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-11
Blocks.

l Yankee Doodle A BIC Blocks--5c. l The Nested A-B-C Blocks-59c, 49c. l Yankee Doodle A-B-C Blocks-10c.
 Dicky Bird Blocks---15c. 1 Pretty Picture Series-19c. Children's A-B-C Blocks-19c. I Noah's Ark A-B-C Blocks-19c. | Wonder Blocks-19c ] Story Teller A-B-C-24c. | Feathers and Birds-24c. , l Visit to the Zoo-25c. | Picture Blocks-25c. Kriss Kringle-19c. | Little Play Mates-24c.
 Red, White and Blue--19c. Cock Robin--19c. Geese-25c Hidden Letter Blocks-29c. Little Merry Makers-24c. Goody Two Shoes-34c. Hobby Horse A-B-C--35c. Bright Eyes and Little Fireman-34c.
 Visit to the Zoo--39c,
 Brownie Portrait Cubes-45c.
 Hushabye Baby Blocks-39c.
 Funny Animal Portrait Cubes-49c.
 Artistic Puzzle Cubes-45c.
 Wild Animals-45c.
 Bird and Animal Cubes-69c.
 Spelling Blocks-69c.
 Mother Goose Blocks-69c.
 The Brownie Blocks-84c.
 The Ideal Puzzle Cubes-S9c.
 Picture Cubes-S9c.
 Uncle Sam's Mail--84c.
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Wedgewood Effects

Blue or green wedgewood case, white decoration, height II inches, 4 inch ivorized porcelain dial with gilt center, 8 day, half-hour strike, cathedral gong, S9.75, 1I.5o, 11.o5.
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Hardwood Boys Clipper, with round
 steel runners, paneled in bright and
 attractive colors29c up to $1.98. Mechanical locomotivesAfrom 25c up to
 $2.79.
 Complete house; Queen Anne and mod ern designs-49c to 89c. Complete assortment of boys tool
 chests--19c up to $1.39, New Improved game of Ring Toss--19c
 up to 49c. Extra strong and well made Oscillating horses, painted and vanished in bright colors-$2.49 up to s9.49. Shoo Fly handsomely painted, strong and we'll made froms1.79 up. Girls sleds-25c to S3.49. Tool Chests-19c to $6.49. Tops--5c.
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Al! at 25c

Puff boxes, stamp boxes, trinket boxes, pin cushions, ink wells, smoking sets, ash trays, candle sticks, medalions, fancy tape meas ures, toilet cases, paper weights, fancy placques, at 25c.
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Norris Chairs

Twenty-one differently designed frames in oak, birch, imitation mahog- any finish and solid mahogany. Our assortment of cushions gives lots of choice, while the prices range for the Chairs and Cushions complete as fol- lows: 2.95, 4.85, o.75, 7.5o, 900, o.75, Io.5o, 1I.25 up to 1915. The chair shown in the illustration is good value atf7.5O.
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Photograph Albums

A handsome line at 4o, 75, 9oc, $1.52. 1.75, 1.SS, 2.25, 2.5o, 2.9S, a.4S, 4.9s.
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Toys

B1ackboards and desk combined. These are extra we'll made, don't fall apart when Santa Claus puts them under the tree, and they give good service. Prices run from 1oc UP to I.2o
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Folding Pocket Kodak x.

For pictures 2Ax3A. Uses films. May be loaded in day. light. Shutter is always set for either time orinstantaneous exposures. Has set of three stops and two view finders. Made of aluminium, covered with finest black morocco. S6.67.
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All at 1Oc

Mirrors with easel back, tripli- cate mirrors, ash receivers, leather toilet case, black iron candlesticks, cream jars, blotters, and so on, at roc each.
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Mantel Clocks

Mantel- l-piece clocks, enan- e1ed wood, fin ished in black, smoke or n1al-
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dial in plain white, gilt, gilt center, ivorine. with gilt center, or decora- ted porcelain, day, half-hour strike cathedral gong, 40 styles, $4.25, 4.48, 4.5o, 4.98, 5.45, 5.48, 5,o8, GAS, 6v9S, 7.4S, 7.9S, s.95 and o.o8.
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Fancy gold plated and furnished brass candelabra at 1.oS, 2.sS, 2.o8 Up to 4.98.
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Jack Sprat-10c.
 Ba-a Ba-a Black Sheep--10c Puss in the Corner-oc. Five Little Pigs--1Oc,
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Joys ana Toys.
Glove and
 .Handk Boxes

Glove and handkerchief boxes, celluloid cover, crimped edge, hand painted, price 25c set.
 Glove and handkerchief boxes, satin covered, hand painted, the kind that ought to be Soc. Price 25c.
 Hand-painted glove and hand kerchief boxes at 4o, 75, 98c, $1.25, I.4o, I.So,
 Celluloid glove and handkerchief boxes, 4oc each.
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Iron frame man

Iron frame man : tel-piece clocks, enameled iron, fin ished in black, smoke or gree Il marble, Ere Il c h satin gilt or bronze frin,,,iro~ X inch
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Imported Timepieces

Imported decorated porcelain case, gilt sash, inch dial, one day time, 10 styles, o5c.
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No. 4 Bull s Eye 5

For 4x5 pictures. Uses films. Fitted with a chromaticf lens, having set of three stops, two finders and rotary shutter. For snap shots or time expo sures. Focusing scale care- fully adjusted. $500.
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Cabinet Clocks

Oak cabinet clocks, day, hour and half-hour strike, cathedral gong, gilt dial, six styles, $2.os and 3.25.
 Fitted with barometer, thermom- eter and spirit level, $3.48.
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Lotto--19c, 39c, 49c.
 Yacht Race-39c.
 Tally Ho--35c.
 Picture Puzzle, Locomotive-35c, Picture Puzzle, Fire Engine-35c. Ten Little Nipoers--59c. Bicycle Race-49c. Louisa-49c.
 Popular Race Game isc. Dissected Map of United States 6se. Yacht Race-69c. Numeral Frames-20c Goosey Gander-49c. Rival Policeman-49c. Brownie Scroll Puzzle--49c. Game of 400--49c. Parlor Baseball--45c Royal Game of Kings and Queens-49c. Yale and Harvard Game-49c. Little Bremen Game-49c. Steeple Chase-49c. Round the World With Nelly Bly--45o, Game of Department Store-58c. Mansion of Happiness-49c. Kelb, a New Arabian Gamc-34c. Across the Sea, Trip to Europe--69c, Race Round the World-69c. Steeple Chase-69c Game of Shuffie Board-69c, Yacht Race--69c. Brownie Nine Pins-s9c.
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Games

Home Baseball Game--19c. Pictorial Authors-24c. Round the World With Nellie Bly-24c. Cha Que-19c. Ups and Downs-19c. Go Bang-19c. X. Topsy Turvy--19c. On Guard-19c.
 Nine Men Morrice-19c. N M A Frog Who Would a-Wooing Go--19c. The New Pretty Village-19c.. When the Cat is Away the Mice Will
 Play--19c. The Captive Princess--19c. Wide Awake--19c. Steeple Chase--29c, The Little Volunteer-29c x. Fire Engine Puzzle-19c.
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Toys

Blackboard Slate for Drawing-5c Noah's Arks-5c. Table Croquet-59c. Air Guns--79c to 9Sc. Spring Guns-79c. Harmless Guns-49c Swords-10c up. Pistols--5c. up. Banjos--24c. Tambourines--10c Sailboats; model of the Columbia. Ten
 Pins, Paints---5c up. Young Artists outfits--5c ip. Trolley Cars-10c up Desks, Extra we'll made desks suitable
 for Boy or Girl-S9c up to $5.9S. Secretary Desks, Writing Desks, Wheel
 BarroWs-19c up to 95c.
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Rough Riders outfits-39c up to $1. 39. Upright Engines-49c to $1.49 Toy, Trunks--25c to S2.79. Checker Boards-10c to 59c. Ten Pins-25c to S9o- Doll Carriages-25c to s10. Soldier Sets-39c up to $1.39. Rahx SWings- to S1.S9.
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Bibles and Prayer Books

Bagster's Teachers Bibles. con- cordance, maps and illustrations. Made in extra quality paper, ,di- vinity circuit, red under gold edges. Published at $I.75. Price 78c.
 Key of Heaven, cloth bound with blind cross, square corners, 200.
 Key of Heaven, French morocco, blind lines, gold l. H. s., round corners, red under gold edges. Pub lished at Goo. Price 4sc.
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Games

Games Game of Life-25c. Battle of Waterloo-S9c.
 A Dash For the North Poe-5Sc.
 Kriss Kringle-58c. A trip Round the World-5Sc. Day at the Circus-79c.
 War at Sea-T9c. Wild West Games-79c. Napoleon, Coronation Game-S9c. The Prisoner of Zenda-S9c. Bobb-S9c.
 Innocents Abroad-S9c. Hide and Seek-o4c. Cat and Mouse-89c Game of Battles or Fun for Boys-99t Postoffice Game-9Sc. Magnetic Fish Pond--99c. Wild West-S9c. Politica--79c. Parchesi-59c.
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Vases

Fancy burnished brass and en- amel vases, 1.98, 2.25, 2,4S up to o.oS.
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Dissected Map of United States-1sc. The Merry Hunt-25c.
 Game of Golf-34c.
 YaIe- Princeton Football Game -34c. The New Pretty Village--35c. The Robber Kitten-34c. The Cow Scroll Puz1le--2Sc. Dissected Map of United States-35c. Tally-Ho Scroll Puzzle-35c Fish Pond-35c.
 Horse Scroll Puzzlc-2Sc. Hunting the Tiger Ca new game)-S9c. Picnic Party Scroll Puzzle--35c. Illustrated Authors--25c. as. Battle for the Flag-39c.
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I he Big Store" is the finest and the big gest doll store in Con- necticut. Every doll is an imported doll-
 they are the best made. They have the
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bronze trimmings, 6 inch dial in plain white, gilt, or decorated DOT celain, day, -half-hour strike, ca thedral gong, a5 styles, SAYS, 5.75, 5.o8, GAS, ;6.75, 7.4S.
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Dolls

sweetest faces and the beautiful hair, Kid be too, and jointed. M the celebrated Rest ner Dolls that are the queens in all the doll ' world. All pricesand all doll belongings.
 Little dolls. big dolls. ] girl dolls, boy dolls and [ dolls in foreign cos tunes.
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Sconces

Heavy burnished brass and gold plated frames, with French plate mirrors, 1.o8, a.25, 2.oS up to 4.o8.
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Smoking Tables

An attractive showing: ranging ill price as follows ; $1.4S, 2.9S, 3.48, 5.4S.
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Music Albums

Appropriate gift at S2,oS, 3.oS, 4.9S, 5.4S and 9.98.
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Bull s Eye Spe c'iial l,

Uses films only. For pie lures 3Nx3H inches. The lens is double, rapid rectilin-
 ear. The shutter is triple action, has three speeds for
 instantaneous exposures, and
 is fitted with the iris dia-s phragm :; covered with black
 morocco. $ro.oo.
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 Toys

Large size magic lanterns in square and folding boxes, slides, etc., com plete-98c up to S729
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The Child Busy

Children $ work boxes, fitted with 4 pieces, mirror back, price 25c. Children $ work boxes JOG.
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Not Krells, exactly, Il r yet Royals, but prettily toned
 instruments a II d prettily made. V c y fe " presents give more gen time pleasure. In V a i o u ID to 4.40.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02

comparison may be drawn between Gov Brady and the man named Rogers who is governor of the state in which the Tacoma News is published.
 '.There is no present resident of Al aska or the Hawaiian Islands that can have been participant in their public affairs of the past few years that is not more or less tinctured with pre- judiCes or has formed alliances that makes him unfit to govern that terri tory"
 The formation of alliances" and "being tinctured with prejudices," is common weakness of humanity and if either one should disqualify, we fear every governors chair in the states would be left vacant. If officers are to be chosen who have taken no interest in public affairs, it is giving us new rule in civil service that would even make old Cleveland blush. It is the same old "whoop-la." Districts and territories, according to the wishes of the News man, are to be the dumping ground of the friends of eastern pOll- tiCians. Alaska is quite well satisfied to be governed by Alaskans. The dis triCt is full of good men and if the News man will look after the governor of his own state and keep in line, he will have plenty to do It is entirely unnecessary to attack our governor. If he needs "roast," the newspapers of Alaska will give it to him. Gov. Brady is not perfect. He has made mistakes and will probably make more, but with all his faults, we love him still" We will take an Alaska gover- nor in preference to a carpet bagger from the east
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02

shore of GastineauX channel. Set post 4 feet long, 6 inches sq., ? fcetin ground in mound of stone Scribed a $. 3tl A Ready Bullion No. 2" Thence $. 4S deg. 3O' k. Var. % deg. 3O' D. G97 feet A tunnel 17O feet long, aims. 5X7, the trend of which is S. 39 deg. 30' w., bears $. 45 deg. W, 33 feet dist. 74l.l feet cross south end line DrumiummOnd lode claim s. 263, ,253 feet N. 4l deg. 45 E. of post No. of said survey. TT feet to corner No. 6, identical with corner of location at mean high water on shore of Gastineaux Channel. Set post 1 feet long. 6 inches sq., feet in ground in mound of stone. Scribed "6, 5. 34l A. Ready Bullion No. ?. Thence s. 45 deg. w. Var. % deg. 3O E. 300 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning.
 ALBION MILL SITE.
 Beginning at corner No. l, identical with corner of the location on the East side line of the Enterprise lode claim of this survey. Whence corner No. ' of the Enterprise lode claim of this survey to which claim the Albion Mill Site belongs, bears $. 45 deg. k. 526 feet distant. Min Mon. No. 4 bears s. 52 deg. g E. 6729 feet dist. Set post 4 feet long, 4 ins. square, feet in ground. Mound impracticable. Scribed q s 341 B. Albion M. S." Thence N. 45 deg. w. Var. 29 deg. 3O' k. 974 feet cor neTs Nos. 5 and of the Independence and Enterprise lode claims of this sur vey. 1499.5 feet to corner No. ? identi- cal with a corner of location and with corner No. 3 of the Ready Bullion No. ? lode claim of this survey. Set post feet long, 4 ins. square, ? feet in ground. Mound impractiCable. Scribed "2 $. 34l B. Albion M. S." Thence $. AT deg. 33' E. Var. 29 deg. 30' B. 1900 feet to corner No. 3. identical with a corner of loCa- tion and with corner No. ? of the Ready Bullion No. ? lode claim of this survey. Set post fee5 long, 1 ins. square, ? feet in ground. Mound impracticable. Scribed"3 s. 341B Albion MIS-" Thence S. 45 deg. w. Var % deg 3O' E. 66.7 feet to corner No, 1, the place of beginning.
 BULLION MIL SITE.
 Beginning at corner No. l, identical with a corner of location and with post No. 4 of the shore lode claim of this survey. Whence post No. of the Bull lion lode claim of this survey to which claim the Bullion Mill Site belongs bears s. 9 deg. B. 648.3 feet distant. Min. Mon. No. bears s. 47 deg. 4l' B. 9685.5 feet dist Set post 4 feet long. 4 ins. square, ? feet in ground in mound of stone. Established at mean high water line of GastineauX channel. Thence s. 45 deg. 3O' E. 301 feet to cor her No. 2, identical with corner of To- cation on the E. side line of the Bullion lode claim of this survey, and corner No. 3 of the Shore lode claim. Set post 4 feet long, 4 ins. square, 2 feet in ground. Mound impracticable. Scrlbed @ S. 341 B. Bullion M. S." Thence N. 40 deg. B. Var. 29 deg. 30' R. 300 feet cross Lawson creek, 40 feet wide, course North East. 594 feet to corner Mo- 3, identical with corner of location on
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.

The Daily Alaskan of Skagway is in favor of forming territorial govern ment in Alaska. There are many things to be considered before such a step Is taken and our opinion k that we are not sufficiently developed to enter into that state. There are many things con- nected with self government that are pleasant, but when it comes to bearing the expense and placing the burden upon a few towns and mining cOmpau. ies in the district, we think it would not be long until the taxpayers would pray for deliverance. Congress will treat us right in the future and what we now most need. next to courts and the removal of the capital, is delegate in congress who can look after our in- terests and urge the passage of meas ureS of which we stand in need.
 We are aware of the fact that some of our best men, who would be heavy tax payers under a territorial form of government, are in favor of the same, but we do not think they have careful ly considered the subject. Collect from the inhabitants of this district the eX pense of a legislature, governor, secre- tary, treasurer, marshal and courts and courts and you will hear a howl that will surpass any kick" that has ever gone up from our people. Add to this the expense of municipal organization and schools and you still have other expenditures that no one thinks of now, and the total will unquestionably bring it up to an amount far beyond our means. For the present we had better let we'll enough alone. The li- eeuse money will be returned to us for internal improvement and when Uncle Sam has given us good court and school houses and otherwise put us on our feet We can then talk of taking the bur den of SelfgOverument on ourselves.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02
GOVERNOR BRADY.

Mr. K. \. Henderson, of the Tacoma Daily News, accompanied the Fair banks party on its recent visit to Alaska and iD an article written for his paper, be speaks of Gov. Brady in not the most complimentary manner. Gov. Brady was with the Fairbanks party part of the time and the correspondent of the News had the opportunity of getting pretty thoroughly acquainted with our governor, but evidently he did not do so. for the estimate placed upon our chief executive iS wrong, un- kind and unjust. Tn the article refer red to, MT. Henderson says of Gov. Brady:
 It is impossible for him to get away from the missionary idea and he looks at everything from the missionary standpoint"
 That statement is absolutely untrue. While Gov Brady Is a christian gentle man and lends his influence in favor of missionary work, he takes a broad minded, broad guaged view of the affairs of men When the prohibition ists of the country opposed the repeal of the prohibition laws Alaska, Gov.
 
 friends and in direct opposition to the great number of the church people and missionaries, came out boldly, in favor of the high license law. Gov. Brady, always has been and still is prohibit zionist, but he is not crank, and he knew that prohibition was not practi- cable in Alaska and as governor of this district. he did his duty by our people regardless of his prejudiCes and per- sonal opinions.
 Mr. Henderson also discusses the needs of Alaska and here is what he says:
 1t needs to be governor of Alaska when the governor is clothed with real power, man of good health and strong common sense; a man without preju- diCes, with keen sense of justice and good executive abilities. It reads very nicely in the national platforms that the governor of a territory must be appointed from the residents of that territory. but it is the tomyrOt of i'm practicability and nonsense"
 Perhaps the News man has some California or Oregon friend who would answer our purposes as governor. A number of men have been sent here from the various states, and will the News tell us in what particular they have more ably discharged the duties of executive than has Gov. Brady. EX- governors of Alaska are scattered all over the country and we are certain that in Gov Brady We have a man who has good health and good common sense, a man of no strong or unreason- able prejudices. who possesses a keen sense of justice and fine executive abilities. and we are willing to stand hinY up in line with anything that Cleveland. Harrison, Hayes or any of the presidents have sent ini from the states. and besides, we will consent to a comparison of the reports of the eastern governors with those of Gov. Brady We want to be liheral in this matter and we are even willing that a
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02
The Rev. Cole on Prayer.

A fair sized audience greeted the Rev. MT. Cole at the Congregational church last Sunday evening and the pastor preached a splendid sermon on "Prayer." The learned pastor selected for his scripture subject the l6th and I7th verses of the 55th Psalm. The manner in which Christians should pray was pretty thoroughly discussed and at times the most devout and aged Christians could not refrain from eX- hibiting smile at the original and unique manner in which Rev. MT, Cole handled the subject. Our limited space prevents partial synopsis of this excellent discourse.
Douglas Island news., 1899-08-02

the East side line of the Bullion lode claim of this survey Set post feet long, 1 ins. square, ? feet in ground. Mound impracticabIe. Scribed 8 s. 341 B. Bullion M. S." Thence N 45 deg. E. Var 20 deg. 30' E. 1866 feet to corner Mo- 4, identical with corner of location on the shore line of GastineauX channel, at mean high water. Set post feet long ins. square, feet in ground. in mound of stone Scribed "4 s. 341 B. Bullion M. s. Thence $. 89 deg. 43 E. Var. % deg. 3O' E. 100 feet cross Lawson creek, 50 feet wide, course North 2479 feet to cornerNo. ,, identical with a corner of location, at mean high water line of Gas tineauX channel. Set post feet long, ins. square, ? feet in ground in mound of stone. Scribed "5S. 341 B. Bullion M. S." Thence S. 59deg. E. Var. % deg 30'E 165 feet to corner No. 6, identi cal with corner of location on the shore line of GastineauX Channel at mean high water Set post feet long 1 inches sq., ? feet in ground in mound of stone. Scribed "6 s. 341 B. Bullion M. S." ThenceS 47 deg. 15 deg. k. Var. % deg. 3O' E. 259 feet to corner No. l, the place of beginning. Survey com pleted Nov. 3, 1898.
 Magnetic Variation % deg. 30' east, containing S7.4328 acres. The location of these mines are recorded in the Re- corder's Office of "Juneau Recording District" Alaska, as follows: The En terprise lode is recorded in book 12 of Lodes, on page 40; the Independence lode is recorded in book l2 of Lodes, on page Al, the Bullion lode is record ed in book of Lodes, on page IT, the Ready Bullion No. ? Lode is recorded in book of lodes, on page 1S2, the AL bion Mill Site is recorded in book 6 of Placers, etc, on page 47, and the Bull lion Mill Site is recorded in book of Placers, etc., on page AS.
 The adjoining claims are on the Northwest unknown claims, on the Northeast the Shore lode and Gasti- neauX Channel, on the Southeast Doug las City, also May Flower lode, on the Southwest the Pioneer, Xmas, Great Western and Great Eastern lodes.
 Any and all persons claiming ad versely any portion of said Enterprise, Independence, Bullion and Ready Bull lion No. lode claims, and said Albion and Bullion Mill Sites, or surface grounds are required to file their ad- verse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Sitka, Alaska during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. JOHN w. DUDLEY,
 Register. It is hereby ordered that the forego- ing notice ofapplication for patent be published for the period of ten consecu- tive weeks in the Douglas Island News, weekly newspaper published and printed at Douglas City, Alaska.
 JOHN w. DUDLEY,
 Register. First publication June 7th 1899.
 Last publication August 9th 1899.