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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

8 WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
3 For the Meek Ending March "A, 1906
SC0O0CSOeOSO9O0Ot

" the Week Ending March "A, 1906.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27

Local Office u. s Weather Bureau,
Honolulu, f H., March 20, 1905
GENERAL SUMMARY.
weather conditions have
prevailed in all Group the week Show
were quite during the latter portion the
of kohala district OF iawaI and the northern
accompanied the
Multi, Hawaii, the 16h
The weather ahnormaly cold in all sections
ev the central and portions of the Group where
exceptionally low night temperatures were recorded
westerly northWesery winds
damage
districts of Hawaii Snow tell on the
Of Mauna Keam in Hawaii the 18TH.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
The figures following the OF station indicate
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-27
GENERAL SUMMARY.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS

Mote: following the OF station indicate
the dav of the which the weeks report coses)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Art Goods

There are many interesting and ap- preciative gifts to be found here to- morrow. Some that are specially priced.
 A beautiful Hardanger Table Cover, BOX 30. hemstitched and worked in white at S4.0O.
 Hardanger Scarf. 1Sx54, hemstitched and worked in white at $500.
 Hand Embroidered Japanese pillow tops, a beautiful assortment in all colors, with prices from S1.25 to $l.0O.
 Very handsome Biedermaier center piece, 24x24 at S5.5O.
 Mercerized pillow grdles, 35c values, 25c.
 Drawn work, linen doilies, 9x4 inches; regular soc value at 25c.
 A beautiful finish for pillows is the new scrim ruffling, embroidered Tn eolors, 4hs yards to the piece; special at 5Oc.
 Handkerchief and glove boxes with hand-painted celuoid tops; soc value at 35c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
For tlae Baby

Ofall the gifts to buy don # neglect the baby Our assortment of useful and need fnl things has been selected with great care and npecially priced.
 Pillow Cases for Babies pillows machine and French hand-made; priced from $1.o0 to $5oo
 Carriage Robes in white and white and blue rang ing in price from $1.50 to $3.50.
 Dainty Dresses, long or short, in machine or French handmade priced from soc to $500.
 Babies Sacques and Nghtingales in embroidered cashmere and flannel; priced from soc to $500.
 Knit Drawer Leggings in white for 75c and $1.oo. Knit Legglngs, knee length in black and white; special for Monday 25c.
 Knit Toques, in white and colors; a large assort- ment to select from; prices, 25c to $1oo.
 Babies Knit Sacques and Nightingales the pret- tiest here in the city; priced soc to SIPS.
 full line of hand painted, ceuloid puff talcun and soap boxes, rattles and comb and brush sets, also of babies baskets and hampers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

We wish to call your attention to our complete line of silver backed hair brushes, clothes brushes, hand mir TOTS; also a full and complete line of silver tooth brushes, combs; silver comb and brush sets in beautiful cases are arranged in profusion at the Silver ware counter in their many beautiful designs at wide range of prices.
 Sterling Silver backed comb and brush set in handsome case, carnation and rose designs specially price S6 %
 Sterling Silver Manicure Set con- sisting of eleven beautifully designed pieces, in very handsome satin lined case at$25 .00. Other sets from $15. GO to $30.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
WOmen'S Gloves

We have just received a new lot of 8, Is and 20 button kid gloves for Christmas selling
 16-button elace kid Gloves in black tan, brown and white; make acceptable gifts; at, pair, $35o
 2O-button glace kid Gloves, in white all sizes. suitable gift at $4Oo.
 sbutton glace kid Gloves, in colors tan. grey, brown also white and black; excellent quality, and specially priced at $2oo
 16-button black Suede Gloves are specially priced for tomorrow at $500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Notions

Supporters for ladies; in blue, pink and black; rufled elastic and nice velvet fasening regular 95c values. Special, 25o.
 Chidren's Security o. Skeleton Waists, with sup sewed around the waist; good value for Soc.
 Kleinerts Fancy sew-on Supporters for ladies; IF all colrs; regular price, 75c 10 $100 Special, Soc each.
 One lot Omo Shields lace trimmed; in two sizes, Nos. 2 and g. regular Soc quality Special, 35c.
 One lot Klenerts Dress Shields in two sizes, Nos and 3; regular 35c values Special 25c. and amber; tbe tortoise brand; regular 35c values Special, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
S37.5O Suits
 S25.0O

Fitted Blouse Suits, in black, blue. brown and green, cheviot and broad cloth. Silk and satin lined coats.
 Tight-fiting Goat Suits g inches long, black, blue and brown broad cloth. Satin lined coats. Plainly, but richly fini sh- ed with narrow tailored straps, wide lapels, reg ulation coat collar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Ladies' Silk Hosiery

Our showing in Silk Hosiery for ladies is complete for Christmas gifts.
 beautiful full fashioned Silk Hose that always sells for $1.50, will be special tomorrow and Tuesday at $115.
 Ladies' black silk Hose, with handsome embroid cred front, special at $250.
 Ladies' silk Hose in all leading colors for evening wear, full fashioned; prices $1.5o $1.75 $2.oo handsome gift would be a pair of black silk Hose with beautiful lace cloeking, at $4.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Ladies' Gifts

Center Pieces Beaded Bags Be aded Belts Doylies Feather Boas Silk Boas Glove Boxes Handkerchief Boxes Table Covers Shopping Bags Opera 6agS Vanity Boxes Hair Receivers Umbrellas Work Baskets Lounging Robes Side Combs Back Combs Box Stationery Box Handkerchiefs Scissors Silver Tooth
 Brushes Manicure Sets Supp ofters Bon-Bon Boxes Powder Boxes Pin Trays Hand Mirrors Shirt Waist Sets Jewel Boxes Comb and
 Brush Sets Silk Hosiery Art Goods Pillow Tops Pillows Dresser Scarfs Pin Cushions Embroidery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Buy N w-YO OuP

answer: LUST OUT?" Do you want ing last day crowds? Do you want to be waited ou in picking out presents, instead of oVerworl<ed proshation? Do your holiday shopping the first
 possible bad weather, and come where you can get
 here are a thousand reasons why you should do ose awful last days; there is not one reason why nd buy in the morning if possible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
HandkorclsicfS

Most appropriate gifts at appropriate prices.
 One lot Ladies Handkerchiefs, with narrow hems and embroidery all linen regular 25c and 35c values but slightly soled. Special, 23c.
 Ladies linen Handkerchiefs, with narrow hens and colored embroidered dots Special at 35c.
 Ladies pure linen embroidered Handkerchefs, with very narrow hems, and very sheer quality, regular s1 and $125 values. Special, each, 95c.
 One lot cross-barred Handkerchiefs just in, some with colored cross-bars, very dainty and something new, regular soc values, for 35c.
 Ladies pure linen hand embroidered Handker- chefs with several different designs an exceptional value, each, $500.
 Ladies linen and eambric Handkerchefs with very black border 12c and 15c values. Special 10e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09

Reduced from S25.00, S3O.00 and S35. %; 50- inches long. handsome ly trimmed and lined throughout with the fin est quality of white satin
 your choice at $22.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Pattern Dresses
Lace Robes
Hair Ornaments

From now until Xmas our millinery de- partment will show line of beautiful Hair Ornaments, both imported and those de- signed in our own workrooms-any design or shade not found in our already large stock will be quickly executed to your order-Hair Ornaments make pretty gifts; the Tinsel Roses are now in vogue; impor ted Hair Ornaments from $350 to $10.O0 others 75c to $500
 Solid Gold Jewelry at one-third and one-half off regular price, Tuesday-see separate ad.
 Beautiful Holly for table decoratons special at. spray 15c.
 New Hats are added daily to HafPrice Hat Sale, which will continue for few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
Dress GOOdS-SilkS

A commendable list of beautiful fabrics at marvellous reductions for tomorrows throng.
 $1. 50 very fine 42-inch Radium Silks S1 .OO Soc crepe de chine again at ...... Doc $2.50-54-inch novelty suitings .... S1 Do $25O Broadcloth. ............... .S1'95 $2 00 Mobile Cloth ........... Sl 5O $2 % Chiffon Broadcloth :. .S1 25 $15O-50-inch white Frenche Serge. $1 20 $1 25 White Serge Sl .OO $1 .OO Prunela . :. :. ........... .75c $1 .OO Wool Plaids .................7 .75c $1. .25 Imported French Plaid ..... .$1 .00 $1 30 Shadow Plaid ........... $l 20 $1. 50 Melrose ............. .Sl 20 75c Wool Batiste,. 44-inch. ......... 55c $1 00 Eolienne :. :. :. ..........: Doc $2 % Cravennette -. $l 5O $1 .65 and $1 s Vigereaux Suitings $1 20 5Oc Peau de Cygnes :. ........... .25c 58c Taffetas .... ..... 4oc $1 % Persian Silks :. .... ....S1. %
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
S13.5O Coats
 S7.95

Women's winter coats made of all-wool mix lures, full 50-inches long, double-breasted, velvet notch collar, coat sleeve, turnover cuff, p a t C h pockets.A garment pret- ty. new and stylish, even though 1t is to be sold so cheap, Monday, choice, $7.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-12-09
WOnen'S Belts

$1.50 quality, beautiful plaid belts, dipped front, fashioned in back, gold buckles special at 95c
 Our showing of Christmas belts con- sists of a complete assortment of Plaid Silk, Kid, Patent Leather, Rib- bon and Beaded Belts at prices from 5Oc to $500.
 Wide, soft crush kid belts, with large gold buckles, all colors and one in a box. Regular price, $1. 50. Tomor- row, $1.00.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01

n, ft. Elliott creek, course \. W.
 f7e ii to cor No, Z. q. greenstone 2ixi2x4 ins, Thence < ,1 deg Ip min F., variation 3l deg 20
 min l..
 1884 1t to cor Sn !. q grcenstone 26x1oxs ins.
 chiselcd c,6il E. Whence U. s. l3c Mo,i'
 I.rsnl26 ft.
 Thence \ 9 deg II min E. variation Si deg 10
 Ies ft, Elliott creek, course x. W.
 10 it to cor No. 1. a limestone 2ixl2xf ins,
 chiScled C-G6l E.
 Thence 10 deg 10 min W. variation Sl deg F..
 iS3 fl to cor No. i, the place of beginning.
 Containing j acres.
 This claim is further described us being sit uate in Elliott Creek valley, about five miles east of the Kotsina river. Copper River region. in latitude 6i deg 3J min \, longitude lit deg mia W. approximately, in the Valdez Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska.
 These are no conflicting claims or adjoining claims shown by The plat of survey or known;
 The locations of thcsc mining claims and mill site are recorded in the office oi the V. s Commissioner and ex-oiiicio Recorder for thn Valdez Recording District. at Valdez. Alaska as follows:
 Cliff Lode.
 Original location Book EA, Page 2os. Relocation, Book F.. Page i4
 Amended location, Book II, Page i27. Cave Lode.
 original location, Book E. Page 9,
 Relocation, Book F., Page l3S.
 Amended location, Book II. Page 429. Lime GulCh Lode.
 Original location. Book E, Page 9i Relocation. Book E, Page l29.
 Amended location, Book II. Page i2s. Chance Lode. Original location. Book l.. Page 65. Amended location, Book Il, Page 415. Clif Mill Site. Book IT, Page i3i. Any and all pcrsoAs claiming adversely the mining ground. veins, lodes and mill site, ol any portion thereof described. surveyed platted, and applied for, are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to law. and The regulations there under within the time prescribed by law, with the Register of the United States Land Ofiic. at Juneau, District of Alaska. they will h, barred by virtue oi the provisions o!. said sta tute.
 JoHS ". DI'DtEy: Register. It is hereby ordered that the above and fore going notice be published in the ALAsSi PRosPFCTOR, II weekly newspaper of genera circulation, published at Naliez. Alaska. for [ period oi ten consecutive weeks, which here by designate as the newspaper pu ublished near est tine land described in said application. JonS W. DUDLEY. Register of T.. s. Land Office. Juneau. Alaska. Date of first publication Sept. 2oih.. lao6. John F. Fay, attorney for applicant. ilO-ill New York Block seattle, Wash.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01

Tac adjoiring cl.irts ss s'io.en " tsr r .. oi aurvey gre t.i- ii"iubow. I!.try ir-ii'r sii,' Ca ly,Gr !,icr, Surrey No. '-..l t,S ct'l, ant surrey SO. S5l, :I1crt .&. 'a I.i'S 'ii th. nort,i Survey Sn. c-l. l-lisieth l,rit Is surrourGe hy the lolcs cm5r'1Sd ih this sG?- inc conci, s.ie claims .hown ty tise riei c' survey gre t.f Rainbow nd iicnry irata. lcdcs, Surrey 70. !.,. rrT area in ccn.iiC ,.ith these ioics .s excluded f.pm tEe rrc. iar which patent is hereby applied. There are '' . otLcr conflicting eiainis shown bF the pl't ui sarvpy, or known.
 mill .ite are recorded in Tho oiii.a ci the ' <. Commissioner I1 nd c9-u!lCio Recorder for ihc Valdez R.co,Gins Di.lriet at Valdez. Md'-n. Es follows:
 Cnslita Lode.
 Osi ;insi location. B2os; r, Fss" l2l: Amcnde,i location, boo. Ii, fsse iis. Beck T. Page !i3. - Rc,l Jot.Ct LOGs.
 Original l0c ;tion Book Bs, Page c67. kciacHiion, Eous l., .c l.>:
 Amend ,d location, iiS5S Il, Page IF. osi iinai is.ation, Book E. Page is2. Amen 'cf location, HojS II, Page 'jo. Senator Lode.
 OriTiunI nI,,,a.ion Baos r, Page l9a. Amend q location, Book II, Page iai. M!ric AntoiEejic Lode.
 odginal location. B3oa BA. Page 21l. Amended location, Book II, Page 10. uriginni location, Book F. Page l27. Amended g!.isn Book ll, Page l2j. Fl Capi.an aili s.tG.
 Book II, l'c,c isS
 Any and all l.gsu3i claiming adversely the mining ground veins, iCucs and mill site, or my portion thereof SO described, snrveycd. 1littcd and applied for, are hereby notified lut unless their xdvgrte claims are duly flSd cording to lGw, and the regulations thsrc- .ldcr within the time prescribed by law, with hc Register of the tnitei Statcs Land Ohice | Juneau, District of Alaska, they will be sarrcd by virtue of the proYirions of said sta- ute.
 JOHN W. DUDLEY,
 Register. It is hereby ordered that inc above and isre- .DirH notice be published in Inc ALa>Ga ,HoSI ECToR, q weekly newspaper of general .'irculation, published at Valdez, Aasfa, fer a .riod of ten consecutive weeks, which here. " designate as the newspaper published near. -t the land described in said application.
 JoHS W. DUDLEY, Register of [. S. Land Olice, Juneau, Alaska. Date Of first publication Sept. tn. l9Oi. iohn F. Fay. attorney for applicant, ilO-1l New York Block Scatilt, Wash.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01
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We are anxious to have every Re- publican in close touch, and work ing in harmony with the Republican National Congressional Committee in favor of the election of Republican Congress.
 !. The Congressional campaign must be based on the administrative and legislative record of the party. and, that being so. Theodore Roosevclts personality must be central figure and his achievements a central thought in the campaign.
 We desire to maintain the work of this campaign with popular subscrip- tions of One Dollar each from Repub- icans. To each subscriber we will send the Republican National Cam paign Text Book and all documents issued by the Committee.
 Help us achieve a great victory.
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The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01

Aoy aud all persons claiming ad.crsciy the nininx vreuud veins, ludes, or any portion ihcrcsf so described, snrveyed, Plat, ted and applied for. are hereby noiiled dniy filed according to law. and the regulations hereunder. within the time ,pre' scribed by law. with the Register ot me Lnt, Alaska they will be barred by virtue ei tss p'o'''''"' JOHN W DUDLEY,
 Register. lis hereby ordered that the above and fore going notice be published in the ALASKA PRosPEcTO., a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published at Valdez, Alaska, Tor n period of ten consecutivo weeks, which hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the land described In said application.
 JOHN ". DrDLGY. Register of '. s. Land office. Juneau, Alssks. Date oi first pub.. Sept 20. 19W.
 JOHN P. FAY, attorney for applicant. 4iO- III New York Block, Seattle. Wash.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01

eix ij'::, l., ...i.,..... ;.-:n, \. Wl.nce < LOG i.Gu. it.,fi': Ho. ;. t't.N , 1i Cct " ii,I s7.j ss, r "'--,a T.. Discovery bears 2s 'c5' T..l'5 : -..,:,,g 9 min W. variation 30 deg |.
 min r..
 lode, aii i.tar-c, i.ia l-2 S.nrry Nc ss', Heury i!ath 1T lo:e. at 69 deg lp mia l. 15i.52 q rom cor No. ,.
 Cts 02 f., witness cor to cor No. ,, q green .tiiic .jXl2Al0 ins, chi>-:e.i W. C.2 t't6j A. 75S c.. II tu cor No, ,, whence witness cor Ia cor N0.1 i,nrS \ .6 dvs, g min E, 1p it.. Thence 15 GV;s ji min W, variation ;D deg r. Prem true co: No. 2
 l:.i tS5 II to cor No z, q TfecnSiGnc 2iSl2Aj lnS. caiscici :; -;j5 X. Witness cor to. ,, sH'. Ney No. ,.o- E. I.uwton Mil Site bears ;; Them, \ :-j uv-; :, variation 9 deg 9 a33.sCi, cor No. l, Red Jacket lode of th'> 7G1zi t,' 10 cor Nc |. identical with cor No }. surrey NO. G3I, li.lsbeth iIde, a :,rccn .t"it :ij:.l2Xi2 iN,. chi>elcd :. Co l., J-to' 4. Thence x lj deg 5l hin, l., variation 30 deg
 uIin !.
 G0i 70 il to cor No j, identical with cor No. l, survey No. t3!, Elixn rcth lode, and wiii' cor N9.2, unrita ioae, of this survey pre- lhcnre X Y a..s y lain 90 zee, F, variation 9
 Gcg T min E.
 8, .26 Il witness cor to cor No. l, Unulta lode u this survey.
 SIP % it cor No l Uneli,s lode of this survey. And intersect line 2-3 Survey Nc. 5i5, Henry Prstiier lode, nt x deg y min 5s sec W. 43 69 It from cor No. ?.
 Il2 il 10 cor No. l. the place of beSihnnE Containinge elusive of the area in confiit 1 with Survey No. 55j, Henry Prathcr lode, , H.27S acres.
 TED JACKET LODE. Beginning at cor No. on line s-4 Curtis lode of this survey, Il porphyry stone 2iXi2Ao ms .hiseledI R. j -6t5 A. Whence us. Loc. Mon
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01
I-irc-o.1 Application Fo. HE.
U. Land Office, Juneau. Alaska,

|. $. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska
 :uyu.t 20, 1906 n,ri .,d .tatt.te, of thr Unitsd Statss. tha un- dcr3i-n4,i, tho Hubbard Elliott Caprcr Hines "erclopr Tt Comp. nf of Ai".ia. corpols- iioa, O.: .i and e-i,tin. under and by yir- tue oi the .ws oi the :t3te of Wa: s nS. on, end lully fuGiit " tJ do and deiE. bH.in:.. in the 'tistri1t of .il:'.L', acting b! and through il. duly dc iGnalcd officer, authrri-ed agent and attorney ill fact, Charles C. Hubbard WbG-e postoiticc a..dresa is Room HI New lor.; Block, seattle, W: 1inSton, ciai1hins the tnaiita C"rtia, Ted J- c.Cj, Fl tcpit2n, senator, Marie Antoinctty ;.i.d Ophir contiguous lodcs mining claim, vein CT ;n!neral deposit, bearing copper. gold or other ore, and ll.o the Fl Capitan Mill Site, is .boCt to make applc. ton 10 the United Si;.tga for ? patent to said contiguous iodGs i,e, '. hich gre more fully described to tle;-- d bound by ne official plat herewith :"-tcd !I LG tine | Id notes oi surrey thereof pgin; ,n IT s'nr, y No iG5 \ and B, now on ilc in cf.ic- oi th. .ister of the Juneau iaild Di iagict bi trict oi <. -. which 1l'ld note: of ,r id conti.,uoa: l1dr- HiinInt claim and inc El C 4pian Jill site, cn the surl-cs, xs follows, to-Tit:
 UrALITA LODE.
 BeTlnning at cor ,:o. Oh line % Survey No sec ", 4.63 it from cor No. ,. Nitnc.S cor to No.l Lcara v dC.s 7 min 9 sec V. EjJ fl '. 5. Loc lion. Valdez No: hcnrs B dc5 3l min l14 see E, Jjtl.21 it Discovery bears \ .e dog Thence $ v deg 2 min % sec V, variation g
 deg E.
 From true cor No. l.
 l20 it Witness cor to cor No. l. greensboro l5yS ins, chiseled W. C. U-GG5 A. 5,2::.i il to cor No. 2 identical with cor No. 1. Surrey No. G3l Elizabeth lode, grecnstou>. :.xIG.;d in., chS"lcd ? C-5 C-t;l A. Thence ' de" 3V min W, variation 30 deg ?!
 f.in |.
 Ijn) fl to cor No. :, identical with cor No 1, Survey Na 63l Elizs beth lode, s greensboro 2:xl2 :G in:. chi:cie'l r-l O-,ijj \. Thence x v deg 27 min 50 sec F., variation 50
 Gcs l..
 32j29 icct i1 cor No, 1, identical with cor No. 3Snrvcy No. ;aj, Rainbow Gc, q limestone 3OXllXS in: chisclrd C.GG5 \. Thence $ 70 deg E min 50 see l., variation 20
 deg 30 min F.,
 6i2.3s il to cor No. ;, identical with cor No. E. Survey No 5,ij. Henry iraihcr lot. and on line IT, Survey No 5G,, R"inbow io'lc, at s @ deg 10 min E. Iii.37 it il-l cor No. 1, a greenstonc 21Nl2x1 ius, chi>clcd C.G:a 4. Thence : deg ;f7 min 30 sec, |, sariS ion 2o deS
 n min r..
 Sj7il to cni No I. the place ef beginning Cou,GinIng ciClnslve oi ti" "rrA la c"i:. Int wiih suNcy No. ooJ, iiainbow lode. lj...l .li.s.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-01

Thence s 75 deg 51 min ", variation 30 deg F. 6o6.9o i! tocor No. ,, identical with cor No: 3, survey No. 63l Elizabeth lode, and with cor No. 6 Marie An oinette lode ol this sur vey previously described. Theiivc x 2 deg Is min W, variation 30 deg 50
 min r. ll69 : it to cor No 3, identical with cor No. j, Marie Antoinette lode of this survey pre-. viously described. Thence N 7o deg 5l min E, variation 3l deg 3l
 min E.
 4.5i fl cor No. l. Survey No. $50, Albeit Johnston lode.
 ins ciiiscled O-i65 4. Thence s ?. deg is min E, variation 3o deg 50
 min E.
 1l637 it to cor No l, inc place of beginning. Containing 16.l1 acres,
 Net area of the tnalita, Curtis, Ee;i Jacket: Fl CHpitan, senator. Marie Nn.oincitc ana iphr contiguous lodes claim, exclusive of the alea in conflict with survey No. 555, Rainbow md Henry frathcr lod'*, ia i2''D0 acres.
 FL cArrrAS MILL SHE. Beginning at cor No. l, identical with cor No. |, Survey No. 6il B, Ciih Mill site, a lirs- .ione 2;XlaXI iiis ehi!g!cd F. C-dG1 E. Whence .'.s. Loc Mon. Valdez No, l3 bears t5 '!c: !, min .,o.2 sec V. 5tl ,. fl, cor No Fl Capiian ode bears 73 tltg q min j2.s sec r. SiI372 it. Thence s g dcf I min w. variation 3l dc;; |. 2G3 il, Elliott creek, course N. ".
 Survey No. G6I E. Clin Mill size, green stone 3G;; ioAs ins, ehia4led ? E. C-r;5 E. fhcncc jo drg l9 min |, variation 3l deg 10
 min F.
 ,.'3A ft to Nos, greensboro :iX3x6 ins, chis. clud E. C-cfJ E. |. :. Lee. Men. Valdez No. bears s 50 dsg D min a15 E. 1177O.Gi it.
 rhenee \ 70 deg Il min r, variation sl deg 10
 min l..
 ii5 it, Elliott creek, course 30 deg W. TO it to cor No. 1, greensboro 2iXSXG ips chscicd E. C-6G5 B. Thence 50 deg l3 min W, variation Sl deg E. 4G3.I it to cor No. l, the place of beginning. Containing 5 acres.
 This claim is further described as being sit nate in Elliott creek valley about six and one. half miles east of the ko,sna river. Copper River Region, in the Valdez Recording and Mining district, in the District of Alaska, in latitude 6I deg 30 min x, longitude IA deg 0i min ", approximately.