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The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
lis. CITIZEN DEPORTED AS
FENlAN BY GREAT BRITAIN

LONDON, Oct 26.-Michae ]. OConnor, who arrived Sum
day at Liverpool from New York the American liner New
York. with the regular passport Of citizen of the United
States has not been allowed to land and will be depoed
undesirable alien, it announced today It believed
he suspected of Fenianism.
NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Michael j. O'Connor, 40, hotel
keeper of 300 Lenoxave sailed from New York. aboard the
St. Louis for Liverpool and arrived at Lvepoofast Sunday
according to a cablegram to his employees here
Attaches of the hotel this afternoon said they had received
word from OConno indicating that his landing had been
forbidden by British authos and that they did not know
whether their employer the referred to IN London
dispatch to the United Press .
OConnor it said at the hotel was at one time active
in Irsn-American affairs He his to Ireland,
stated to ecu timber property he owned there to the
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
Bomb Conspiracy Now
In Hands of Federal
Officers
TROUBLE WITH
BERLIN SEEN
If Germany Furnished
Funds Sharp Note
Will Follow
BY UNITED PRESS.

~ OsNlI q ~ tn 100.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-con-
cealIng the real purpose Of his
call behind a statement that II
concerned labor legislation to be
introduced at the coming ses-
sion Of congress, samue! Comp
ere, president Of the American
Federation of Labor, today laid
before President Wilson the
details sf . new and gigantic
pIet ON the part " German
assnts In this country to tie UP
munltion factories making war
supplies for the Allies.
Confronted with the direct
question az to whether he had
discussed these matters with
the president, Gompers said:
~ cannot tell you anything
further than I have given you,
namely, that ! talked with tho
president about labor le9isla-
tIon and other matters"
From other sources, however,
Il was learned that Gompers
was able to give the president
information concerning not
only the recently exposed plot
In New York involving . scheme
Of alleged German agents to
blow up ships carrying war mu-
nltions to England, France and
Russia, but likewise Of wide-
spread activities to bring about
wsIkouts In certain Of the lara-
est munitions plants.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
AGED WOMAN
is FOUND
WANDERINl

Alone In Tie world and scs1ll
friends whose addresses sho =
not know. Marie Rath, who says Il
Is IS years old, was found wan
ing on the railroad tracks near
home OF Mrs. Lizzie Fexslsr. C 3
149 Porter-st.. Tuesday. ana ol1
fort IL being made by the bolG1
locate her friends. Mrs RatnI
probably II ~ years. instead G
m she says. She n weak 90
pied. y
Mrs. Rath, who soys hor 1
died . few months go, cQlo
United States not lu1U ~
tsermsny. She = 1Dol
llnvsssA. whe6e ~o
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
j. S. AMBASSADOR AND
KAISER MEET TO THRESH
OUT DISPUTES ON WAR
BY CARL w. ACkERMAN.
(6tan Co, respondent Uaifcd Press.)

BERLIN, (Via Amsterdam and London) Oct 26-The
GeraAmerican situation discussed by Ambassa
dor Gerard and the kaiser today.
From the ambassadors attitude later it believed the
conference was highly satisfactory
He mailed full report to President Wilson.
The ambassador went to Potsdam to his majesty He
accompanied by Foreign Minister Won agow The three
spent an hour together
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
Bv United FRESS.

NEW YORK.. Oct. 26.-The fed
eral government today took com
plete charge OF the investigation OF
the alleged conspiracy 10 blow Ut
transatlantic vessels carrying mu'
nitions to Germanys enemies.
Robert Fay. alleged Prusstan army
lieutenant. who confessed important
details OF the plot, and Walter
Scholtz. his brother-in-law. were
tarned over to federal authorities by
Magistrate Rander at Weehawken.
NJ j. They will be arraigned be-
fore United Safes commissioner
In New York this afternoon.
"The governments interest will
be best served II the court turn
these men over TO us Immediately"
William J. Flynn. chief Of the fed
eral secret service, told the New
Jersey magistrate. This is a mat
ter OF grace importance"
Paul Daeche. the third man under
arrest. was not turned over to the
federal authorities. Daeche's attor-
neys refused to waive his rights and
he will be given a hearing before a
federal district court In New Jersey
The court proceedings lasted but
q few minutes. Flynn served Fay
and Scholtx with warrants charging
violation of the federal statutes re-
sarding attempts to destroy ships
1t sea. The two men then entered
. taxicab with Flynn and Capt. Tun-
ney, OF the New York bomb squad.
and were driven to New York.
Daeche was taken to Jersey City
Tor hearing before federal author
tiles there.
New York detectives declared to-
day that they were informed that
Fay had once threatened to destroy
one Of the largest chemical plants
In the United States, his object be-
mg TO interfere with the manufac-
ture OF war munitions. Their In
(Centiased % page Twe.,
DELIVER PACKAGES. MEssA0Es.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
Uskub Populace Cheer Enl
OF King Peters Troop y
Declares Berlin

BERLIN Via Tuckerton Wireless), Oct. 26.-Bul6
have occupied all northeastern Serbian Danube pctts
announced officially today. 44
"Perot eastern Serbia previously teportsd t,kaa r.
Bulgars) is surrounded all sides," continued thu
"and must surrender soon ammunition adM 46cd A4Sl
Cyril the Bulgarian commander, was cheero4 III y&4
when he entered They were happy at rslease 4An ~
bian yoke" S
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
~ T4 M tB y AZ * stfs f'ssts * Nt'. Ntz MA
Greece Hei
Long, Sir :! =
Grey Tells g
fR6fvi
ON INTO SEll
All Benigerents
tinue to Rep0r {
Success !

LONDON, Oct 2e.-Ths
Ties offer Of Cyprus q ot6@
has Iapssd because 0rsseo
not seen IL way 20 hslpiMo
bIa, Foreign Minister olr
ward Grey told the hoset 4
commons today.
A diplomatic break boexo1
Greece and the Allies Moe III
ed at BY the Central e1evu
day ~ posslbIIlty, u All1
operations In the BALKANS 1
Intsrfersd with BY the 0reo
Intsrprstatlon OF their neue1u
lty, and BY the attitude tljtk
their treaty with oerbla d6o0'
not require them % come xo
che Scribe aid against oulaarlos
BERLIN (via Sayviiie Wire
less )-oet. 2e.-Ths Angle
French bombardmen recently3
destroyed most Of Dsdshaoatecl
Bulgaria, and besides the -,
dlsrs killed, IS women and ehDes
oren are known 20 have peejo1ls'
Cd, Il was admitted today lNl
Sofia reports. More eorpooo|
are believed to be buried In thol
ruins. Bitter resentment Was ~.
pressed at the attack on wjsae
the dispatches referred to as N
unfortified town.
BERLIN Via sayvIlIc Wire
less. )--Oct 26-Throuphout enc
fourth day Of the italian attack I
on the AustrIans' isonxo iln1b (,
every assault continued 70 fall
with heavy italian lossse. So
cordino to an official ststsmoRe !,
here today. a.
ROME, Oct. 26.-That tho
Zairnis cabinet at Athens ~
resigned was rumored hero -
(COutinuea On pare TWo>D j2
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
STORM WARNINGS
ARE CHANGED

The local weather office an
nounces that storm warnings have
been changed to northwest from
Houghton to the 500 and Alpena to
Mackinaw City. The warnings will
be lowered at sunset.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
THE WEATHER

Detroit nnd victnttyi Tuesday night
and Wednesday, fair, colder tonlghts :
fresh westerly wtnds disnlnlsh1ng.
colder Tuesday niwhtg "wednesday >
falr.
Fer the uppes sawess Fresh west
w1nds Tuesday nighs dtns1nishing ny
Wednesday aad beccming vav1sb1ey
night.
TODNy,s TrMPEuATUREs.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

Steve Laramiss, ~ years old, OF
No. 4 Bsrnes-st.. owed SIS board
bill and. when pressed for payment.
gave his lsnd,ady beating. He
was fined $50 by Justice Sellers.
Tuesday, with 30 days in the
works" as the alternative.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
AT LAToNIA.

First Race-sellins. s-year- -oIds.
maidens. mile: xstohewood. xMaxixe.
104; Santo. f07; Tillotson, Matte C.,
Juliet. Bean SpiIler. 1os: xAllen
bridgewater. xJoe Walsh. xprospect.
i1o: Intone: Sir William, ia
mile: xJnck Reeves. 81; Knob Bios
som. %: Deliver. Emily r.. 100: xTa-
ka, Yermak. Zudora. Brown Velvet.
lo:; Toney Fashion. 104: GYPSY Blair.
Trsppoid, Thanksgiving. LOB.
and h,,S Tc ,h fseeH%na,s:p m1.sp ,Snr ol% so
Little String. o2: One Step, ss; Hoe.
mia cup cup. $500 added. ~ miles. ss1
Scsosm,smnsurs'ts e.; pisIlISsion. un. WIN, Em,
wing. ies: Or. samuel. iis; star Jas
rnire. lis: ta)Hodge. 1as.
Fifth Race--Handicap, .2-year-olds.
So fur'o-gs: Mary r.. 90: Bluecap.
%; Countess wiimot, %: tblHuraker.
Ss9M Hdp Dsr' ,Tc rsorsSS sSy 's swsy. rsnh"nS U;
Kathieen los; Primero. liz; Marse
Henry, lis; Blackie Daw. f2o.
sixth Rac~--SelIing. a-yesr-o'ds
and up. 1-isth miles; xTory. Mad.
"a: xTransport xfIcrmuda. xAcis. 10s;
Bell Boy ios; glasn Broom Bonan.n.
Seventh Race--seillng. s-year -olds
ard up. 1 l-isth miles xFeis .es;
Ma1abar. 100: yWilhite. Father Riley.
xMiss Kruter 1oe: yTrsnsit. los; Jen-
ME oeddes. Jessie Louise. 1o7.
xArprentice allowance claimed.
,a,w J. Weber entry; tb)w. y.
weather clear; track fast
u~e>es~~--<A~ ssss- s~>s srs~A-~>~s
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
GOING TO GET MARRIED?

Goods at Grand circus. sol WOOD
ward. Thousands Of women are
docking there. Attend the upsu1qo
shows. No children. will - n1DowuR
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
GOMPERS REVEALS HUGE
new PLOT TO CR|PPlEu.S.
MUNITIONS FACTORIES
RACES
AT LAUREL.

Inv HtSb.
First Race-Maidens. s furlongs:
May McGee. So s4.7o and s4.so. won;
Sand Light. $3.50 and $40. second:
Mary Blackwood. $40. third. Time.
l:oi. Eleanor. Moonstone. smilax.
Belle OF the Kitchen. Friar Nought.
Jerry. Jr.. Dancing Star. Megaphone.
Letfetti. Bobolink and Tatiana also
ran.
second Raca-George smith. SsT0.
$3.50 and 32.30, won; Anita. $3.50 and
3:.eV, second: Colonel vennie. So. 10.
third. Time. i:f2 4-5 Fernrock,
Broomstraw and Jacquetta also ran.
Third Race--Short Grass. $3.4o,
$3.50 and $230. won: Water Bass,
1890 and s3.4O. second; Distant shore.
$50. third. Time. 1;45l-5. Noured-
dir. Leo Skolny and Wooden shoes
also ran.
Fourth Race--andicap; 8 furlongs:
Sir Edgar. s72.a0. $3.50 and SLIGO.
won; High Noon. $3.50 and s2,9o.
second: Hanson. $3.50. third. Time.
tsie. Bnc, Hester Prynne. Kewessa,
Lady Barbary. Startling. Balko.
Anara. Tea Caddy and Superinten
dent also ran. Superintendent added
starter
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
At LAUREL.

First Race-Purse. 2-year- -olds; 6
fugiongs sosorE Eddis ensyd AZ a,kp PanHes ,cs
roma, ia; Churchill. lilo: wenonah.
10s; Virginia NJ. 10s; School Boy. ia;
Franklin. ii2; Wizard. iio: seviliian.
109; Tldiko. 10s.
s Second f%rlo,Rs Rseerarse sy
TIA Jan. I10; Fair Weather. 1os I:
Bambi. loa: Broomvaie. l03; Lord
Rockvale. 10s; Lorac. 1o3: BENJAMIN.
Third Race-iiandicap: all ages: 9
furiongs: Cock o. the Walk, 1873;
Yankee Notions. 116; sMontressor.
1l2; Capra. 1922. Reyt ourne. 100;
Housesmnid l2e: BACK Bay: iie; Han
tendent. 100: Buckhorn, 100: Isirose
ia. Fenmonse. 100; sPixy. 1903.
Fourth Race--Purse; all ages;
mile: surprising. iis; Tsaazano. 100:
Robert Bradley. liz; Kaskaskia. Ios;
Roger Gordon. 90; solar star. 100;
Sandman IT,. io2: strock,. 90.
Fifth Race--seiiing; all ages: nj
iiss . and mares" mile and 60 yards:
Juiis ias o. srYI fe sina rsH ~ 81 risps' RG:s
102: Rusiia. 101: sJcwel Of Asia. 10i |:
Patience. lot 1nex, 1o2; Carlav-
crock. 102: Laura. 1o4: Miss Sher-
wood III; 'springmass. io1; Camel
Sixth Race--sellins. s-year odds
and up; mile and quarter: q. NJ.
Miller. IL; 'Jnwbone. los; Patty
Rsgan, lo2; Soldier, 100; 'Hester... es:
The Rump. 100; 'P.rth Rock. o.:
sTom Hancock. s5: .Harry Lauder.
100; .Napier. ios, Henry Hutchin-
son. ios; cordie F.. 90; sAswsn. %
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

DELIVER PACKAGES, MEssA0Es,
HCy ~ Meesenges Service. Cell
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
At LATONIA.

First Race furiongs: Mike Null
len. 1880. 1890 and IS. won: Busy
$3.50, third. Time. 1:I4. Tncitation.
Running Queen, Queen of the Mist.
Dick West, Circulate, Santerelie.
James oakie yand Sayonarra also
ran.
Second Race--Huntress, ss.70, et.ao
and $3.50. won. Carrie Orme. 1880
and $40, second; Miss Declare. $430.
third Time, 1872 i-5. Charmeuse,
Hocnir. Connaught. Uncle Hart.
Mater. Tale Bearer, Roadmaster. The
Spirit ana Zin Del also ran.
Third Race--6 furlongs: Sands OF
Pleasure. 50 10. $40 and $3.50. won /:
Big Fellow, 81 and $500. second :
Alex Getz, 1850. third. Time. 1907 . 8.
Billy Cuibertson, Iachs. Industrial.
Muriers Pet, Paulson. J. &. welch,
San Syming. Countess, Wilmot and
Jerry also ran.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

ROME, Oct. 26.-That tlho
Zaimis cabinet at Athens NJ
resigned was rumored hsrs -.
(CoutinueA On p~xe Twe~D q;
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-02
Serial No. Olj95.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY.
UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
 APPLICATION.
ne of first Publication May 20, 1915.
 st publication Sept. l.


 Cnhed States Land Office. Juneau, Alaska. May l4, lyI5.
 Alaska Packers Association. assignee oi Robert r. Jouey, being entitled to the Denc- uts of section zJUb ot the revised statues Oi me United states granting additional lands 10 soldiers and sailors who served ln the Rebel uOn, does hereby apply 10 enter united States survey No. lO5l, situate near United States survey No. 237 on Loves Greek. two miles east of Entrance Point Bering oea, District or Alaska, and more particularly described as follows
 Commencing at Corner No. 1, whence Coast Survey Monument bears north 10 oeg. 46 min west, and United States Location Monument Survey ll47 bears south 70 deg l2 min. west, l3i.0S chains, and shore oi Port Moller bears south . deg 10 min. west, about 43 chains distant; thence east chains tO Corner No. 2, whence Corner No. 8 Survey No. 237 bears south 37 deg. 50 min. west, 0.io chains; thence north . chains Co Corner No. 8, whence Coast Survey Monument bears south l3 deg. 4S min. west, and Coast Survey Monument bears north l4 deg. l2 min. west 1; thence west chains tO Corner No. {, whenc Corner No. 9, Survey lO4J. bears north l3 deg. DO min. west, 9.30 chains; thence south 2 chains to Corner No and the point of be- ginning.
 Area 4sO acres. Variation l9 deg. l5 min. east.
 As additional to the original homestead entry of Robert T. Jolley, No. l78S, entorlG December 8, 1868, at United States Land Off, ice at Springfield, Mo. for the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section g., Township 34. Range IF. containing 40 acres. Notice Is hereby given that any and all per sons claiming any portion of the above described land are required to file a protest during the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, in accordance with law, with the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
 By Henry F. Fortmann, President Address: San Francisco, California.
 Notice of the above application will be pub lished in the Seward Gateway, printed at Seward, Alaska, which l hereby designate as the newspaper published nearest the land ap- piled for in said application.
 C. B. WALKER, Register. United States Land Office, Juneau. Alaska.
 Date of first Publication May 20. 1915. Last publication Sept. l.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-02
Serial No. OI59l.
ADDITIONAL ENTRY. UNDER SECTION 23O6 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
APPLICATION.

AIBLlCAIlON.
 United States Land Office. Juneau, Alaska.
 May l4, 1915.
 Alaska Packers Association. assignee of Robert T. Jollcy being entitled to the benc- its of section z5O6 of the revised statutes Ot the United states granting additional lands Co soldiers and sailors wnO served In the kcDel- lion, does hereby apply to enter United Saics survey No. lO32, situate on a narrow sand spil about one and One-quarJer miles northeast ol Entrance Point, Port MolIer. Boring sea, DIs- trict of Alaska, and more particularly descnO- ed as follows
 Beginning at M. C.. Corner No 1 on the shore line of Port Moller. whence Witness Corner bears north l.4i chains, from whence Corner No. l, Survey 23T, bears north ~ deg. 3l min. east, 3j42 chains, and United States Location Monument Survey lIl7 bears north S7 deg. 65 min. west. lOi.l5 chains, and HarbOr Point bears south To deg. OO min. west; thence north 3OZ chains Co M. C.. Cor ner No. 2 on the shore line Of Loves Lagoon, whence NJ. C. Corner No. l, Survey lOJ5, bears north 44i chains. and Witness Corner No z bears south l37 chains, from whence northeast corner cannery building bears south S2 deg. 90 min. west, thence meaudcung along the shore line of Loves Lagoon:
 |. North % deg 5o min west, O.yo chains
 z North 5O deg. 6g min. west, 4.2l ChaIus
 5 North 63 deg. 5i min. west, l.t4 chalns
 (. South II deg. l2 min. west, O.5, chains
 South 3l deg. Ol min. east. l.yi cnains
 6. North 70 deg. J3 min west, G.29 cHa,ns to M C.. Corner No. on the shore line Oi Loves Lagoon, whence smoke stack at cau- nery bears south D. deg. OJ min. west; thence south 2.l4 chains tO M. C. Corner No. 4 on the shore line of Fort MOller whence Entrance Point bears south iJ deg. 4y min. Wcs. thence meandering along the shore line oi Port Moler:
 T. South 64 deg. Al min. east, 3.5O chains B. South 70 ueg. 3O mn. east. O.Z6 chHns to Nj. C. Corner No. l and the polnt ot be- ginning.
 Containing an area of 3O2 acres. Varia- ton ly deg. l5 min east. As additional 10 the original homestead entry of Robert T. JOey, 70. lIss. entered December Q, 1868, at UniJed States Land Ot- flee at Springfield, Mo. for the uortueas. quarter of the southeast quarter Of Section o, Township 34, Range IT,, containing 40 acres
 Notice Is hereby given thas any and all per sons claiming any portion oi the aUO'e described land are required Co file prOtea, during the period of publication or thirty Iay s thereafter m accordance with law, with tuc Register and Keceyer of the Jni,ed Sla.es Land Office at Juneau, Alaska. ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION, By Henry F. tOrlmaun. PreAdcnt. Address: San Francisco, California. Notice of the above application wlil be puo- shed in the Seward Gateway, printed aI seward, Alaska which l hereby dcslsna,e as l the newspaper published nearest the land ap' piled for in said application. C. B. WALKER, Register. United States Land Oiice Juneau Alaska.
 Date of first Publication May 20, 1915.
 Last publication Sept. l.
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Serial No. oI5ys
ADDITIONAL ENTRY.
NDER SECTION 23O0 OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF ThE UNITED STATES.
ATIUE

 United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska. May lf, lg.5.
 Alas,a Packers Association. a. Robert T. Juuuy, bo.u. entitled .a ... ....- uts Oi section -5.o 9i tac l,.s.l s. the United States aI-uHa. alu...H.. soldiers aud sailors ".o served GA ... ... uon, locs hereby apply ty ea.e, .E..s survey Eo. lpat, s..la.e oa Iur. Aa... .... aOOut t.O miles uDI....a. .l JU.e4 s....# survey llls. District oi Alaska, and more particularly described a5 follows:
 Commencing at SI c. tOraeI .g. ! uu ..a shore line ui Port Mu..cl, whence northeast. corner ot cauu-ry building bears I... deg. O, min. wls., and Point Iaas n...a south O. deg. 8. min. west, and Unite. r....s Location Monument Survey l.rs bears s.... -t deg. %, ulIu. west, ls...s chains, a.t "..- ness t0lHcT bears east l.ty C..Ea, .a.aue easJ I.tl chains tg Corner NU. theme. south IfyI chains .O Corner NO. 8. whence Iy.at Divide bears south gJ deg. oJ mn. Hus.t and UniJed States Location Monument Survey lyJI bears north o dcs. -J M.u. oas., 6. 9J chains, thence west ll.-- chains Co N. C. Corner NO. 6, whence Witness Corner Uears eas, 2.1g chains, and Doe Point bears s.u.a Jy deg 8 min. west, and United States l.Da- tion Monument Survey ll3i bears north F deg. U3 min. west; thence meaUaer.us along the shore iue oi Port Mo.Icr:
 4. North Zl deg. ii min. east. iy..l c....ss 9. North lg deg. ys min. east, s.s5 chains to M C. Corner No. l aua tHe lo,u. ol bee ginning.
 Containing an area of 1886 acrys.
 Magnetic variation, 9 aeE l5 min. east
 As additional tO tHe u.ual homestead entry of Robert T. JoIgy, No. .5ss, entered December g, lsGs at United States Land Ui- fee at Springfield. Mo. for tae uur.aeas. quarter oi the soutHeas. quarter 0i Section ., Township 5l Range I,, containing so acres. Notice is hereby given tha, any and a.. I,r- sons claiming any portion oi tae above described land arc required Co u.e Igu.ys. during lhc period ot publication or thirty oays thereafter, iu accordance with law, Hl'l tHe Register and Receiver ot Che yu.el e.a.es Land Office al Juneau, A.as.a.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION,
 By Henry r. tormaun, President Address: san Francisco, California
 Notice of tne above application al.. .. il1- lished m the Seward Gateway printed 60. Seward Alaska, which ] hereby designate as the newspaper published ueares. tHg land aY- piled for ,n sald application.
 C. B. WALKER Register. United States LaaI Odes. Juneau, Alaska.
 Date of first Publication May 20, lgl5. Last publication Sept. 1.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-02

A great many people outside and inside Alaska are now anxious to get any news they can of the place where the government railroad will be. To save writing letters you could send the Gateway, either your own read copy or get another.
The Seward gateway., 1915-08-02
SERIAL No or597
ADDITIONAL EN~RY. UNDER SECTION 23oG OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNITED STATES.
.PPIICATIDV

shi TT i.t'.iIItN. United States Land Office Juneau. Alassa May li, lylJ.
 Alaska Packers Aa5ciuion. assignee of Robert T. JoHcy. being entitled Rio tHe hcr'. h.s of section lsD. of ,n. revised h'utI'rs oi ,hc United States -aU.iue adHfiYrHi. Lanas iy soldiers and su.0rs HtY e.r.r. |. ..r al.'.t.. lion, does hereby apply .a enter UrI.uu Ste 'f survey No. IO'o' r''uH'o .a.. aes. of lowe Point and ouc-HaIi urc aaH. gt Bluff I.Iu.. Mine U1rbOr. E,reuaoou Iag. E.-lrv ... District Of Alaska. and m.e particularly described as follows:
 Beginning at M. C. Corner E, ar ..c shore line of Mine uarbYr. HH.a.. W .a Corner Go Corner bears u9r.H .|I ....s. from whence United sa.es Iuc...u ....- meut, Survey lOtt. bears south DO a.. |..u. west ly.yi chains and Acorn Roe. U.s south tZ deg. Vi min. east, and 'ru# l... bears south sG deg. as miu. ess. ...... ....r 3.1J chains fo AI. C. Corner ED. au f.. . .... line of llcrcudcou Bag, whence sHIH... .... bears north ts oaf 1o un. wns aa0 H..-. Corner Co Corner bears south ... .. i4ence meanderlnE along tac shore .. D. lercndlou Bay:
 ]. North il deg. li min. c.a.. i.. ,...rs. I. North uDy. 2l m.u. r.s., t... chains. $. North anE. Jb min. east, t... ...a#. |. North 4cy 2s mlu. west. I... t...... Co M. t. Corner Ho. 8, whence end ul I.II Point bears south at u,g. aY min. #.s. and Witness Corner Go Corner bears ,.. a chains. thence east laa3 chains ., Come. .s. (. whence Gro" Iu.u. i..Ta su... .. ... JJ min. caa,, thence south iI.aI U.... Ai. C.. Corner No. ou tHo shore .ur .. liarDOr, whence Witness Corner fY l.r... bears north I.tl chains from whence .... situate on ae 5IrIey bears l.l.. t. de-. min. west, s.-u chains, thence u......... along Che sauI. line 0l Mime li.Ha..
 b. South aog. Ii man. west. ..1. ,....- G. South Oi o.y ao mlu. west, .... ...... I South 5s deg H. min West. ...- ....... S South JG doE q. min. west. ... .... 9. South 62 des. Zs m.u. west. t.. .....r. Co NJ. C. Corner No. ! and l.ae. .. N.s.... .s. Containing au area Di -.a. a.....
 Variation go def. -J min. east.
 As additional tJ tHe ou.H.I homo. ..I entry ol Robert J. Ju.'cy, .u. .... ....l.l December a, ls0-. aJ United State. l... |.- flee at Springfield, NO. for '
 quarter of the southeast sgas.er .. -.... .. Township 3i, Range lt, c.utua.U a... Notice is hereby given Chat any a.a ... ..r. sons claiming any portion or ..s a...H described iaua are required iD a.e I.... during tEc period Oi publication or .ars .ss thereafter, la accordance with Iau, sI.. ... Register and Receiver of tae Juf,l .s Land Office at Juneau, Alaska.
 ALASKA PACKERS ASsOliAl.U..
 by Henry [. Ior.m.su, ....f...t Address: san Francisco, California.
 Notice of tHr above application H.. '. lisued in ihe Seward Gateway IHa.. .. seward. Alaska, which ] hereby a....f... .a the newspaper published Eear,s. ... .... . piled for iH said application.
 C E WAIk.N. Register United States Land Om.e. Juneau. Alaska.
 Date oi first Publication May 20. la5. Last publication Sept ].