The Alaska citizen., 1917-05-21
NEW PRECINCT
 FOR RECORDING
 MADE BY JUDGE

In an order issued yesterday Judge Charles E. Bunnell dcsignates that Ncnana be recording office and that the present United States com missioner. Robert F Rnrns act as recorder The boundaries of the now district take in for the most part. ground that was before in cluded in the Fairbanks recording district The order establishing the precinct is as follows:
 In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Fourth Judicial Di-
 vision.
 J In the Matter of Establishing the Nenana Recording Distr | rom a portion of the Fai- parks Recording District:
 It appearing to the Court that, on account of the Town of Eenana and the building of the Government Railroad from Broad pass to Nenana, and upon the statements and repre- scntations of Thomas Riggs, Jr. a member of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, and that it will be to the best interest and convenience of all concerned itat a recording dis trict embracing that section of the Fourth division adjacent to said gov ernment railroad and Town of Ne mana, be established.
 Now, therefore, it is ordered, ad- judged and decreed, that the said Nenana recording district be- and is hereby, established, and shall in2lude the territory bounded and described as follows:
 Commencing at Cathedral Noun tain, on the summit of the Alaskan Range. and extending in westerly and northwesterly direction, around the head waters of the tributaries of the Wood river and Tatlanika on the east and north, and the tribu- taries of the Nendna river on the west and south, and continuing along said height of land and natural di- vide between the tributaries of the Nenana river on the west and south and the tributaries of the Totatlanika Dome, at the head of Rex creek, a tributary of the T0tatanika river, and continuing in nOrtherly direc- ton on the height of land and na- tural divide immediately to the west of the Totatlanika river and it's tribu- taries to the Panama river; thence crossing the Tanara river and fol lowing the height of land and natur- Il divide to the highest point of land at the head of Little Goldstream and it's tri butaries, and the tributaries of Maiden creek, which point is marked by monument and is hereby desig hated Burns Knob; thence in a west erly direction, following the height of land and natural divide immedi- ately to the north Of Little Gold stream and it's tributaries to the Tan ana river; thence following the chan nel of the Panama river to the june ticn of the Tanana river and the Tolovana river; thence in a souther- ly direction along the divide between the Nenana river and IS tributaries on the east and the Kantishna liver and its tributal es on .ce west to the summit of the Alaskan Range; thence along the Alaskan Range to | Cathedral Mountain, the place of be ginning.
 The recording district heretofore | described is interded ) inc dde the Nenana river and e,l is tribu aries and Chic,len creek a; l all it's tribu taries cn the sorth of the Panama river, and is re- intended to in clude Wood Iyer, T. 'anika river TCtatlanika Iivcr or any Of their tributaries CT the south of the Tan ana liver, and is not i-.elded to include any of the tributaries of Goldstream on the nCrt1 of the Panama river.
 Dated at Feiroanks, Alaska this 18th day of May, 1917.
 CHARLES E. BUNNELL, ri J,,J