Alaska sentinel., 1909-02-04
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909.
 ai Wransell, Alaska

All offers for privs,e sale, or bids at pub lie auction, must be accompanied by cprrent funds to the amount of ten per cent of the price bid All sales to be for cash subject to confirmation by said Probate Court The undersigned reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
 PARCEL ONE.
 The sawlnill property, containing the land and premises, particularly described in said order of sale, upon which the Wrangell mill and box factory is situated together with the store, office building, blacksmith shop, boarding house, residence, barn, outhouses buildings ahd structures. dry kiln, and other appurtenances used in the conduct of said business, said saw mill and factory be- ing equipped with saws and machinery used for the conduct of said business boilers, en- zines and appliances used therein; the wharves, lumber sheds, platforms and other appurtenances connected herewith; and also the Erangell mill log boom lying adja- cent and contiguous to the above mentioned premises, and being particularly bounded and described in said order of sale and also that certain water right, easements and servitudes, together with the dam, damsite, the land used and occupied therefor, pipes pipe lines and appliances, and the water right for the supply of water and power to said Wrangell mill, which water right is located on Mill Greek.
  braced within said parcel one at twenty thousand dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL TWO
 One million five hundred thousand feet, more or less, of lumber, rough and dressed, of marketable dimensions, now stored at said Wrangell mill, and on the wharves, docks, yards, sheds and premises. Bids will be received for the property de- scribed in parcel two at sixteen thousand dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL THREE
 Seven hundred thousand feet, more or less, of saw logs, situated in the boom and on the premises of said Wrangell mill Bids will be received for parcel three in the sum of forty-fve hundred and fifty dollars or upwards
 PARCEL FOUR
 That certain steamer called and known as the Alaska, of forty-three gross tons bur. den, the official number of which is 10653S, with her life boat, apparel and furniture, and also that certain lumber barge or scow, known as the Garnet, with the capacity of one hundred twenty thousand feet of lumber, together with her anchors, log chain, chains and equipments.
 Bids will be received for parcel four in the sum of four thousand dollars or up- wards
 PARCEL FIVE
 That certain lot and parcel of land in said Town of Wrangell, together with the build ing thereon situated, known as the drug store building.
 Bids will be received for parcel five in the sum of two hundred fifty dollars or upwards
 PARCEL SIX
 That certain lot or parcel of land situated in the Town of Wrangeil, and the building thereon known as the COW barn.
 Bids will be received for parcel six in the sum of fifty dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL SEVEN
 That certain lot or parcel of land situated in the Town of Wrangell, and the building thereon, known as the "Skookun" House. Bids will be received for parcel seven in the sum of fifty dollars or upwards.
 PARCEL EIGHT
 That certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of Wrangell, together with the dwelling house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. Mary A. Wilson as a residence. Bids will be received for parcel eight in the sum of three hundred dollars or up- wards.
 PARCEL NINE All outstanding and uncollected book ac- counts, shown by the books of the late firm of Wilson & Sylvester Bids will be received, and letters of in quiry may be addressed to either of the at their respective postoffice address, or in care of the Wrangell mill, Wrangell Alaska.
 MARY A. WILSON,
 Administratrix
 and T. c. McHUGH,
 Administrator of the copartnership estate of Wilson & Sylvester Dated January 6th, 1909. J6F4