The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-19
Lists S-2052,-2o74,-21oo. RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF HANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice is hereby given that the Hands described below, embracing l14e24 acres; within the Tongass National Forest, Alaska, will be subject to settlement and entry un- der the provisions of the homestead flaws of the United States and the Iact of June IL, 1906, (34 Stat, l233), at the United States land of- flee at Juneau, Alaska. on Decem- lber P, 1919. Any settler who was lactually and in good faith claiming tany of said lands for agricultural purposes prior to January 1, 1906, land has not abandoned same, has d Interference right to make home stead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed Iupon the applications of the per lsons mentioned below. who have a tpreference right subject to the prior fright of any such settler, provided such settler or applicant is quali- ! fled to make homestead entry and 1 the preference right is exercised prior to December 27, 1919, on (which date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. A tract of 60.26
 described by metes and bounds as follows Beginning at Corner No. II a willow post marked Fl. l on
 North and South face. identical with
 Corner No. l of Settlement No. 176 whence Forest Service Monument bears N 620 w. 65.40 chs: ex-
 tending thence meanderfng slough IN. 7.24 chs. N. 2l' 30' w.. $50
 chs. N. 14o w. 2.59 chs. N. A IE 347 cha. N. 21o 3O E.. 6 cha
 IN. 33' E., 1.5O chs. N. 50' E.,
 3 chs, N. 650' E., 8 chs. s. 75' E..
 s chs. s. 570 E., 350 chs, s. 23' lE., .93 chs, s. 12e E.. 250 chs, Is. 2oo E., 3 chs. s. 4O' E., 3 chs, Is. 130 E.. 2.50 chs, s. 11' E., 2.50 lchs., s. 50' E., ch., s. 35' E., 2.6O lchs. to Corner No. 2; extending |thence S. 22o w.. 20 chs, thence N. 62' w, 14.62, chs, to the place of beginning, application of l. M.
 Thomas, Ketchikan? Alaska; List G. f2052. A tract ofgd45.92 acres, de-
 scribed by metes and bounds as fol- lows: Beginning at Corner No 1, identical with Forest Service Monu- ment, consisting of a hewn post
 marked FSMHi1, situated on a knoll on the west bank of creek oppp-
 site a wooded point which bears N. l78o 30' E., whence the east point at turn of bay bears N. 13o 30' E. I This monument is situated on the west bank of q creek in Saook Bay. Baranof Island, Alaska; extending thence s. 8So w., 17.38 chs; thence Is. 340 30, E. 266O chs; thence 8. l170 50' E., 11.16 chs; thence N. 670 E., 7.68 chs; thence meander- ing along west bank Of creek. N. i36o E. 5.75 chs, N. A 30 w.,
 ACT chs. N. 1S0 3o' w, 3.63 chs, N 23' w. 2.75 chs. N. 24' 30'
 w., 2.34 chs, N. 32' w. 4.2s chs, IN. 35o 30, w., PTS chs. N. 50' w., 1929 chs, N. 24' w., 3.79 chs. to
 the place of beginning, application
 of Emil Naumann, Douglas, Alaska; j;
 List 6-2074. A tract of 43.06 acres,
 described by metes and bounds as
 follows: Beginning at Corner No. IT. identical with Forest Service Monument situated on the right bank of King Salmon Creek where lit joins Salmon Inlet. Seymour Can IaI, on Admiralty Island. consisting of mound of rocks marked "F. s. NJ" and "H1" old Indian smoke
 house across the river, distant one half mile bears N. 14' F., and a lsinEe tall tree on timte.ed
 ridge 1 F miles distant bears N. l17' w.. thence meandering King Salmon River N 59s 45' w., sos
 chs, N. 37' 30' w, 10.08 chs, S. l72e 30' w, 34S chs, s. 62' 30' l'N 620 chs. N. 45' w.. 4.85 chs., IN. 57' 30 E., 6.06 chs, N. 55' w., I2.77 chs, N 96o w. 2.08 chs. N.
 40' w., 4.SS chs. N. 38o w. 3.61 chs, N. 63' w. 4.55 chs, s. 80'
 M 12 chs fn Corner No q.