The Alaska prospector., 1902-05-08
Location Records.

Saru To mineral locations. transfers. etc in the Valdez Recording Pre- cinct Is as furnished by the Valdez Abstract & Title Co.
 MINING LOCATIONS. l A Lawson 2Oa Sunrise Dist. John Heidberg" Six-Mile CT. M Cherry
 LOT LOCATIONS.
 J Butler, lot 2, blk ,
 A G Brown, lot 1. blk 3
 A l. Levy to Tessie Leroy, lot 10. blk 9. S5OO
 F Smith to E. B. Rogers, lint. in claim on Lynx CT, l int. in claims on Coarse Gold CT, $1O 1 Frank Nelson and l. R Camp bell against w Heidhorn. l. Cra- mer and Joseph Little. on the Moonshine and Lilly quartz claims fyr labor and material furnished.
 BILLS OF SALE.
 c Ieaton to F Martin. Gazzam ! placer claim, $l
 l J Suttere ts M Cline. Colorado placer mine and personal prop. $1
 G Clyde to M Cline, Canyon CT, $50.
 w Heidorn to J Little, ] int in bldgs, lot and saloon. Virgin bay. 5000
 w Heidorn to J Little, int in claims on Prince William sound, $500
 Richards buys every thing you have to sell, and sells everything yru have to buy. Jones building. Keystone avenue,
 A coat of paint on about twenty houses in this place, and the clean Ing of several streets would greatly improve the appearance of the town.
 J. P, Roberts has bonded some mining property Tn Landlock bay, owned by Mir. and Mrs. Syring. for 5000. He also bonded claim held by John Morton, for like amount. Mir. Roberts will secure ore enough from these properties to have a mil test made and will then return to the States where he has been negotiating a sale. t, II. $. Leavell and his nephew II. l.. Leavell and s. J. Prior of New Florence, Missouri, arrived on the Excelsior and will go to Slate Creek with horses in a few days to work on Dorsey Leaveli's claim. NIT. Leavell came here in 1898 and went out in Sept. 1900, but could not remain away from such rich and promising country as Alaska.
 ! The Excelsior brought no mail on her last trip. The reason given was the refusal of the postal au- thorities to pay for carrying it. The company claims to have car ried the mail for nine months last season without any pay and they think it time to draw the line. The Newport also missed the mail boat at Juneau and none arrived on her. This leaves us without mail for an indefinite time. The mail service to this part of Alaska would stand a whole lot of improvement. ! John Downing, Jack Ingraham and couple others came in Sun day over the glacier. They made the trip from Copper Center in four days, although they state that the time actually spent in travelling did not exceed two days. Hallet and Fitzgerald left the Center the same day over the government trail. but did not reach town until Wednesday. They came out to get the telegraph outfit pack train. : C. D. Shaw who has been carry the katmai-St Michael mail was passenger on the Bertha from Ill., iamna He waited at Bethel sev- eral weeks for the last mail and as it did not arrive he decided ded 1t would not come through at all, so he left for Illiamna bay and reached that place just the night before the arrival on the boat. He will go to Juneau and then to his home in California. He will re- turn to Alaska this fall.
 Our special correspondent at Seattle informs us the Pacific Pack ing & Navigation Co.,, in answer to an inquiry, were informed by the