The Alaska prospector., 1904-11-24
PRECINCTS IN THIRD DIVISION


 Ac,an Islands shall include al, that poron of h, District of Alaska within Division commonly known the islands lying north thereof known prilof Islands
 onga Precinct shall begin the nrte Isanosk Islands thence eaey point three miles Shumasn norherly Cape Kumk thence westerly Bay; thence onweev along the north of the Alaska sua and including all the islands adjacent said Ianotski Strait and the place of beginning.
 Eiak Precinct shall begin at that point Kamisak Bay Kamshak Bay nmna thence following the south shore of said Lake the village Kakhonak westerly to the end of the north of Naknck Lake, outlet of Lake ieha thence sourry to ths @ n M e sk Lakes and from the east and south end said lakes Port Heien Bay; thence eastery Cape Kumlk f nr in d ,S @ s" n % SS% Kaa ' an SnSTs nS M ss%s an i1 I" , wpy G cape Ez,T at the thence westerly to the place of beginning
 brs" Bay Precinct shall begin at that point the eth degree of north latitude running thence easey eth degree . of north latitude to the point where strikes the westerly ," said Nosheng River and amna Lake the village its intersection with the norhery boundary Unga Precinct thence westerly the north of Port Hen Bay circntcns line nortery and westerly the place of beginning
 Copper Centre Precinct shall begin the mouth River and running along the north bank of said river and Tonsna Lake, thence westerly along the southern tributaries of Lake kutna and "orthwesterly the sheds River and its tributaries thence norhery along divide to Davis Goose Creek; thence following along the westerly thence norhwes'ery along the divide the shed between the thence eastery along the divide between flowing the Sh"shna and Delta Rivers to the south end of Summit Lake, flowing into the Panama and Copper Rivers Mount Regal along the divide t" Mount Blackburn thence along the summit, divide to Mount Wrangcl; thence >outhwecy oi the Chesuna River , Copper River and thence channel of the Copper River to the place of eginning
 Kayak Precinct shall include all that part Alas ka lying of the Hist degree of longitude and channel of the Copper River heinz bounded u Karak % Wm an Hana a am" @ % fc La 'na 'H h a kn"wm as limits fixed.
 Fairbanks Precinct shall the mountains pass known Twelve Mic ward along the divide between the water shed of the caanika along the watershed north of the Cha;anka river junction Chatanka and souward Catanika and cnkakat Rivers thence down the oovana mouth; thence down the Panama River tisa River; thence along the divide shed "f the kashna valley the western boundary of the Third Judicial flowing he flowing into the Panama River |" the north line of Copper Centre Precinct erly line of Fortymle Precinct thence following said westerly fortyms Precinct and the divide between tine flowing the Yukon River flowing the Panama place of beginning
 Fortymc Precinct. The north boundary shall from the Hist meridian in westerly direction along the shed lying south Dome Creek and its tributaries crossing the south of the mouth of Dome Creek along the the shed south of Alder Creek and its the of the shed lying north of Granite Creek and its shed lying north of Mosquito the se. err thence following shed of Panama River Mansed running thence the Panama the shed of Robertson Creek thence Robertson Creek the " Copper Precinct thence following eastery Copper Mount Regal thence point where the nlery line Kayak Precinct strikes the l4st thence along the Hist meridian
 Eagle Precinct shall begin the Hist meridian point east shed north of the kank River running thence meridian the north line the Fortymle following the north line of Foym Precinct the Fairbanks Precinct; thence following said line of Fair shed between Sevenym River and tributaries Charlie River and tributaries the and tributaries the thence following the shed Charlie River and its tributaries and Birch Creek and its nortasery direction to the Yukon Rver thence crossing Yukon River and following the summit shed west and Kan,k River place beginning