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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
The WOman Citi5en
Bu Jefferson County League Of Women Voters

was held at the Hillman hotel Tuesday,
 December Q, and Dr. Frank Mcdonald
 of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church
 gave the principal address. His topic was "Heaven's Song of Peace" Pro lessor Allen G. Loehr spoke to the league uring peace scholarship and a committee was appointed to investigate the subject and report to the executive board at it's next regular meeting. Mrs. Hankins appointed Mrs. l.. F. Harris, Mrs k. A. Clayton, Mrs. J. NJ. Minter,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14

"Wit and Harmony"
 The Three White Kuhns are bill as a breeze from the west and their number is said to be just as refreshing as such a breeze is. Sampson and Douglas are longtime favorites of vau- deville fans, and in their number they offer skit that is little of this and that, with the female half supplying the big laughs. o,.
 For an extra added attraction, Oliver Naylor and his Versatile Band will supply 15 minutes of music. Birming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
MRS. JOHN BORDEN
 TO WIN DIVORCE
Judge Indicates He Will Grant
 Decree Against Capitalist

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Superior Judge Sabath today indicated he would grant decree of divorce to Mrs. Ella Borden from John Borden, wealthy capitalist, sportsmen and explorer. She charged cruelty. Borden, she charged, at times had an "ungovernable temper y Borden's attorney did not contest the suit. Mrs. Borden asked custody of two daughters, but requested no ali mony.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Girls Skirts. S3.95

Were $3.50. IL skirts; full
pleated, a d ju S table on
bodies: in plaids of various
colors; sizes 8, II and IA
years.
6 Misses Slip-oyer Sweaters,
with collars and belts;
brushed wool in tan with
brown stripes ar u n d
sleeves and collars; sizes "A,
16, IS years. Were S3.05
Sc each. Now. :. ~~|~
s Misses Sweaters: plain
knit with colored silk
striped fronts; button down
front; brown and tan or
gray and blue combinations;
sizes 16 and IS
years. Were $3.50 TS OK
each. Now ...-.... p~"~
6 Girls Sweaters, in button
down front styles; plain col
ored back and sleeves;
checked or striped fronts;
brushed or plain wool: tan,
brown, green and red; sizes
10. IL and IA years. Were
go. slo and $3.50 each $7.95
6 Girls Skirts, on adjustable
bodies; full plated; different
colored plaids and checks,
sizes S, 10 and IA
years. Were $3.50 % OK
each. Now =. =. pH'/0
90 pairs Black Sateen Bloom
ers. with elastic waistoand
and knee; size s only. k5e
Were 81 pair. Now. Wv
3 White Dimity Overblouses
with long sleeves, Peter Pan
collars and cuffs, with lace
edge; size 10 only. 81 *
Were $3.50 each. Now p>S~
9 Girls and Misses Over
blouses of madras and pom
gette; long sleeves; round
necks; collars and cuffs
plain or Irish lace trimmed !:
sizes s, 8, 10. Il and 1s
years. Were So each. 50 AZ
Now
Girls Furnishings Section
Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Wonen's Sweaters
$3.95

Were s5.75. 16 slip-ons. jac-
quettes and tie-ons, in CLOS,
buff, jade, gray, orchid and
purple; sizes "a, 36 and IS.
/ Rust silk; size 36.
6 Wool Sweaters, in navy
blue, red and white; slip-ons
and coat st les;
size Sc. Were s2.95 X150
each; now.
10 Sleeveless Sweaters and
Vests: white and black.
gray, and gray and jade:
sizss sS. AZ. ~. Were 1895
1915 each: now ....
S Brushed Wool d u b l C
breasted Coats in gray and
brown: patch pockets; COL
lars: sizes Sc, SO,
40. Were 1915 each: "a OK
no"
Austrian Imported Sweater
Coats: ideal for spring wear:
long models with contrasting
shades for trim; some have
the much-wanted carf s
buff, white. brown, Jade,
orange and brown. Were
S10.75. s12.75 and SIS T2 TX
each; now w-.........
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Nah Jongg Games
SIPS

Special. 40 games - the
Original Nah Jongg, in
card form. Consists OF IA
cards instead OF tiles and
colored sticks for counters ;
a book of Babcock rules.
20 Bug Pop Games, a very
exciting game for young
folk; 4 different games may
be played with Bug Pop.
Directions with each
game. Were 81 each; 7Se
20 Parker Brothers Opera
House Puzzles, pictures Of
many moving picture stars
included in this puZ-
zle. Were s1.25 each; 7Se
IL Ullman's Scholars Com
panion and Painting Outfits.
Consists OF water colors,
crayons, compass, eraser,
water dish, rule. pencil, art
lists brush, 6 art
studies, etc. Re- %f 0S
110 Drawing and Painting
Books, for girls and boys.
Some contain pictures of
flowers, the others pictures
of animals. Greatly 16e
reduced. each. ~
Tov
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Ci1dren's "Ku1nfort'
Combinations, 45c

Special. 4S Nainsook Conn
bination Suits; those for
girls have bloomer legs; for
boys, straight knee; broken
sizes. Girls sizes, to 9
years; boys, 8 and II years
only.
IL pairs Children's Silk and
Wool Knit Pants; knee
length; soiled and broken
sizes; of Daily make; for
children 8, z, 9 and IL years.
Were s1.75 and 81 Tt 0S
pair. Now .........
Children's Underwear Section,
Eourfh dnar
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Bows 2-pants Suits
$8.75; were $12.75 Up

10 Boys 2-pants Suits. in
sizes 10. II. 19 and 20 years
only. Suitable for present
and spring wear.
4S Boys Wash Suits: sizes S
and years: mildly stvle.
Now W sre $3.50 each, $1.55
S Small Boys Sweaters;
sizes 5. Z, S years;
red. red; Were So each. S3.95
73 Arrow Collars; various
styles; sizes Il, 12k, Is.
1879, IA ne C K. Slightly
soiled. Were zoe each. fn-
NO"
S pairs Corduroy Knickers;
tan: sizes IA and II
years only. Were 81 S0
$3.50 pair. Now. ~'<~O
Boys Section. Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Wornen's Blouses. 81

Were very much more. 25
Handmade Belgian Blouses,
in white wolfe; with drawn
work and tuck point en-
broidery: sizes "a to 46 In
the group.
Is Extra Size Beaded Blouses;
brown, tan, black and navy;
also 2 novelty Jacquettes;
sizes As to SO in
group. Were 1915 1895
each; now.
21 Forsythe Tailored Dimity
Blouses; some have gingham
ties and country club collars;
sizes SO to a. We're S1.95
s3 each: now.... |'"
Z Ratine Jacquettes, in blue,
lavender. gray, white and
natural color. Sizes
81 40 and 46. Were &1 OK
Imported Blouses; 2 French
white crepe de chine. beaded
in jet. sizes Sc and 38; )
English blouses in novelty
fabrics: . navy and l black,
sizes 3s and 46. Were Sh.75
s12.75 each: now.
Blouse Sect on. Third floor.
Gloves, H-Price
19 pairs Women's Six-but-
ton Fancy Duplex Fabric
Gloves; sizes 81. 7 7lh.
Were $3.50 pair; S1.25
u pairs Women's Sixteen
button-length F a b
Gloves. in beaver. gray and
white. Sizes SH. 6. ~.
s. Were Sl.50 pair; 75c
IS pairs Women's Two
clasp Glace Gloves, in tan,
champagne and white.
Sizes E. Oh. 634. ~.
Were $50 pair; $1.25
81 pairs Women's Two
clasp Fabric Gloves. in
mastic and white: embroid-
cred in black. Sizes 5Il f,
61z, Z. Were 81 pair; soc
Glove Section. First foor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Modart Corsets, $3.50

Were $3.50 to SIS. IL
High-grade Modart Cor
sets, medium and very
long hip models; of fine
silk figured broche. Sizes
22, q, "a, II. 2S, 80, 81 and
53.
8 Binner Corsets, low and
medium top models long
hips; of figured broche and
pink coutil. Sizes p, %, "a,
25, 20: Were $3.50 and
more; now reduced $3.50
for clearance, each.
+ Gotham Girdles, part
elastic; 14-inch length; sur
gical webbing combined
with figured broche. Size
20. Greatly reduced, $3.50
eaCh ........
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Skirts. S3.95 and $5.95

Were very much more. Is
Skirts. in velour checks,
plaids. Egyptian crepe and
camel's hair. Cluster pleat,
panel front and back; also
wrap-around models. Tan,
gray, black and navy.
Skirt Sect on. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Silk Hose, So

>A4h ! 4SSSt W
Irregulars of the finest nov
city. clocked designs; if per-
feet would be $3.50 to Sc.
120 prs. all silk hose; black,
white and new spring
shades; sizes S12 TO 10.
100 prs. Women's Best Grade
All-silk Chiffon Hose; black.
white and street h a d S :;
slightly uneven weave;
If perfect would be S4 to @
go pr
$50 prs. Women's All-silk
Hose, in black and colors
and a few white; slightly
irregular. II perfect
wou d be $500 and Ct 2E
$3.50 pr. ...... pI-o0
200 prs. Women's Mercerized
Lisle Hose, in regular and
extra sizes; black, white and
colors in the lot, but not a
full range in each; uneven
weave; if perfect would *
be 81 and s1.25 Pr. Wv
Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Wonlen's Oxfords
S3.75

Radically reduced. 40 pair
High grade Walking OK
fords; black and tan calf
skin: Cuban heels and Good
year welt soles; sizes are
broken and only a few pairs
of "A kind: therefore greatly
reduced. Sizes 4ls, 5, 5ia.
8 AAA; AZ, 5, 5h, 6, 6ia,
AA; 4, AZ, s A; 4, Az B;
5. 51a, z C.
women's Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
.hi1dren's Sport
Socks, $3.50

Were s.. s. prs. English
all-wool u sport socks;
turnover fancy cuffs;
broken sizes, 7, TX, 8.
40 lirs Children's q Mer-
cer.- d Cotton Socks, in fine
rib. turnover cuffs; black
and brown; broken sizes, 8,
9k, 10. Were soc 0Ee
pair. Now .......... S
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Junior Misses Dresses
SIS: were $3.50

I Taffe,a and Georgette
Dresses in pastel shades
with or without sceves;
-immed in flowers and rib
bons of contrasting shades;
sizes Is and II years.
IS Girls Bingham Dresses.
in pretty plaids; collars of
white organdie with a touch
of colored embroidery; sizes
S to IL years. Greatly 05c
IS Girls Hats. of felt and
velvet; poke OF roll brims;
also Velvet Tams in a good
assortment of col
ors. Greatly re- S1.95
duccd. each ........
5 Orrls' Velvet Dresses. suit
able for dress or sport wear:
trimmed with fancy bTaids
and embroidery: brown. blue
and black; sizes II, IA and
IS years: Greatly re- $40
] Junior Miss Winter Coat
of taupe. with black wolf
collar and cuffs; low waist
line and circular skirt: size
Il years. Wa as S49.5O
/ Junior Miss Brown Bolivia
Coat with black wolf col
lar; straightline; full lined:
size II years. Greatly T10
reduced to ...........
3 Girls Winter Coats: full
lined; with and without fur
collar; brown and blue;
sizes 6, 5 and IL
years. Greatly re- S8.95
duced. each ........
3 Girls Velvet Dresses with
bloomers; embroidery trim
med; brown and black size
6 years. Greatly S3.05
reduced, each ...... %S'>>
Girls and Juniors Section
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Silk Camisoles
ll-Price. CSC

~ A@~~t
II camisoles of brocaded
satin, plain satin and radium
silk; strap and armhole
style; strictly tailored; blue.
tan, navy, black and brown;
sizes &c to A.
y Philippine Corset Covers.
OF fine nainsook; armhole
style: dainti1y hand embroid-
cred in solid and collatta en-
broid cry; finished with
dainty scalloping; sizes SO
TO 46. Were So each; Sf.95
now
10 prs. Bloomers; satin and
radium: tailored with shir-
ring at knee: brown, navy,
white and flesh; rs. 81 and
:s % y lengt Ir tbs hs. Were S2.95
6 Philippine Envelope Che
mise; camisole top, daintily
hand embroidered; finished
with hand scaIloping; sizes
S6. SO and 40. Were T305
So each; now >
Q Philippine Short Skirts; /;
daintily hand embroidered
and hand scalloped: lengths
e. = :ac5! 81 and dos ss. Were $2.95
3 Philippine Gowns: low,
square neck; sleeveless; i;
hand embroidered, hand hem
stitched; finished with hand
scalloping: siz e Is. @ OK
Were s4 each: now p|@/@
Eipo T0daruaar Saetinp T'hir3 PNor
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Cretonnes Reduced

One-third to One-half less
than regular prices. Short
lengths of CretonneS for
curtains, bags. pillows, cush-
ions and various other uses.
Also Curtain Nets, Voiles,
Madras, Artificial S lks,
Silkolines and other uphol-
stery and drapery fabrics.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Fur Coat, $195

Fur Coat, Sl95
Was 1895. / Cocoa Caracul
50-inch Coat, with brown
fox collar and cuffs.
l Hudson Seal dyed musk
raD Jacquette, with dyed
fitch collar and cuffs. sax
Greatly reduced to-. WV
Brown Coney Jac-
quette. Radically re- TkS
duced to .............
speaiay ! Gray Fox Scarf. $3.50
l Dyed Fitch Scarf; 2 SIX
skins. Special .......
Dark Mink yChoker. %fS
Special .............
1 Natural Fitch Two %fS
skin Choker. Special S'~
$50. Mole Sow Scarf: Was $35
Eur Sactinn Third faor
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Display Curtains
S1.85. $2.85. S3.85 or.

10 pairs, one pair of a kind.
Curtains that have been
used as models. They may
be soiled or slightly faded
or shopworn. Cretonne,
Tussah Silk and Crash Cur
tains, mostly with valances.
Greatly reduced.
Lace Curtains, 1, 2, 8 and
more pairs of kind. Lace
and Net Curtains, desirable
for all parts of the home.
Now
- x1/
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Crepe Kimonos, $2.95

Were IS. Sc Japanese Crepe
Kimonos, of good quality
material; attractively hand
embroidered in colors in con-
ventional d e u gn s; loose
Japanese style, trimmed with
contrasting fold and in pink,
blue and lavender shades.
80 Boudoir Caps. of satin,
net, lace and taffeta; solid
silk, silk combined with lace,
or all net and lace finished
with ribbon bows and rose
buds; mostly all colors, in
cluding white. Spe- %f06
cial. each, Y$~/~
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Separate Pieces of
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Each piece sod as is, slightly damaged imperfect
marred from display.
large handsome Davenport, 92n. upholstered in
combination mohar velour.
Deep seated luxuriously a
with loose spring cushions spring cog
Evening star., 1924-03-13
6i1dren's Spring
Coats. $40

Were $15. 10 coats; tailored
or raglan sleeves; in checked
velour, homespun, basket
weave and serge; finished
with turnover collar and
cuffs; also navy and brown
taffeta coats finished with
ruffies: sizes to years.
40 Infants White Silk Bon
nets, in faille or crepe de
chine; finished around face
with lace edging or turn
back piece; sizes months
to 2 years. Were $1.50 OK
and 81 each; now. ~
40 Infants Cambria Night
Drawers; low neck; short
sleeves; drop seat; neck and
sleeves finished with fancy
braid; size 2 years. 50c
Were 81 each; now. wv
high neck and long sleeves;
neck and sleeves finished
with embroidery edges; sizes
for infants to years. OK
Were $3.50 each; now ~
IL Infants Wool Sweater
Suits; consist of sweater,
cap and leggings; tan, brown,
red and copen; sizes ! and
2 years. Were $500 S2.95
each; now.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Silk Slips, $3.95
Special. Splendid values.
SO Jersey, Radium and Tub
Silk Slips, straight silhou-
cite, with deep pleated
fiounce;. double to hip, with
hemstitched. bodice top. A
good array OF co1ors.
Pettieoat Seetisn,- Third 6eE.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

c1aI, each.
Negligee Section. Third noor.
Housewares Reduced
All are slightly shopworn,
or slightly damaged.
6 Aluminium Round
Dishpans. Special b8c
is ' Tin strainers. with fine
wire bottoms. Great DC
" reduced, EACH. ..
Aluminium Tea Ket- 05r
ties. Special, each.
White Enamel Double
Boilers: Were s1.45 75c
each. Now ..........
12 Long-handled Japanned-
finish Dustpans. Were f5c
Csc each. Now.
3 White Enameled Bath
Stools, with rubber
tips. Greatly reduced, S0c
8 White Enameled Flour
Cans Cans. Were csc EACH SOC
10 As tring Floor 50c
Brooms. Special. each wv
2 Folding Clothes Horses.
aadicaiiy aaCh reouceo' SJ.75
8 Combinettes: white en-
ameled; Were s1.7s $1.25
each. Now ......
Roll-top Bread and Cake
Boxes; white enam- 81 OK
eled. Special, each. &'s/~
Galvanized Ash Cans. OK
We're $1.75 each. Now
2 Galvanized Garbage
Cans. Were $1.35 OK
each. Now ......... ~
Wizard Wall Dust
ers. Were 81 each. %f 1E
5 Duck Shower Bath Cur
tains. Were s2.25 $50
2 Japanese Oblong
Trays. W ere s1.75 Csc
6 Aluminium Preserv-
ing Kettles. Special, z6~
edCh
Housewares Section, Fifth nooe.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Orpandie, 25c and SOC

Was very much more. 800
yards White, Self-striped Or
candle, pei m n ent 0Sr
finish. Now, yard-.... NV
$50 yards White Checked
Organdie, permanent E0r
finish. Now, yard 80. wv
White Goods Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Brassieres & Bandeaux
SOC: were 75c and 81

so Brassieres and Bandeaux,
long and medium length
bandeaux; elastic at back;
a few front fastening.
Sizes 40 to 46 in lot.
25 High-grade Brassieres,
\ & P, De Bevoise, B & J !:
satin, lace trimmed and
with Jersey tops: linen and
very fine laces. Sizes SO, SS,
40, AZ, A, 40. Were
$3.50 and more each; $1.75
now
cnrset Secr'on. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Silk Umbrellas, $3.95

Were s5. ~ Women's 25-in.
Colored SILK Umbrellas; ;
green, purple, brown and
garnet; assorted wood, trim
med handles; finished with
leather straps.
IA Women's 25-in. Navy
Blue Silk Umbrellas; assort-
ed wood handles, finished
with leather thongs or side
straps; silk subject to i'm
perfections. Were % 2S
s5 each. Now.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Cluny Lace Scarfs

$1.75; were $3.50
"a Handmade French C1uny
Lace and Inserting; pure
linen centers. Size 1SX36.
IL 15x15 Squares. Were OK
S1.2S each; now...... ~
IL 24x24 Squares. q 1S
Were So each; now. Y>>~
Linen Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Muslin Underthings
CSC and S1.35

Special. Women's Gowns,
Envelope ChemiSe, Skirts,
Princess Slips, Closed Draw
erS, of nainsook and muslin,
simply or elaborately trim
med with lace and embroid-
cry insertion and edging.
Cotton Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Growing Girls Pumps
and Oxfords, $3.75

Tremendously reduced. 100
prs, in black and tan leather;
sizes in combined lot of black
oxfords; 3, 3k, 4 AZ, s 5k,
6, 6k. Z AA; 2k, 3, 3k. 4
Az, 5, 5k, 6, 61s, z A: 2k.
8, 31s, 4 B; 3 c. Tan Pumps,
S, 51s, 6. 6h, 7la, 8 AAA; 2 ",
8, az. 4, Az, S. 5h, 6, 61a.
z AA; 2k, 8, 4. 5 A; 21., 3 B.
Children's Shoe Section
FOurth floor
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Combinations, 75c

Were 81. 16 Women's Ath-
letic Combination Suits;
cross-barred voiie; orchid;
sizes 36 to AZ.
"a Mercerized Lisle Com
bination Suits; low neck;
sleeveless; tight or she'll
trimmed, loose knee; sizes 5
and 6. Were $3.50 81 60
each. Now ........ *S
Knit Underwear Section, Third
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Dolls Reduced

S l8-inch Ball-jointed Dolls,
with closing eyes and curly
wigs; well dressed. % *
Were S. each; now.
4 Infant Dolls, with closing
eyes and mohair
wigs. Were $4.25 80 *
each; now..........
IL China Dolls. dressed and
with wig. Were 75c 60~
each; now.
Z sets OF Willow Doll Fur
niture. Each contains table.
settee, 2 chairs. &f *
Greatly reduced, set. %>>~
Toy Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Misses Winter Apparel
Greatly Reduced for Clearance

trimmed with large collars wolf,
and beaver black IA and l6 years S25
cay reduced, each
Beautiful Quality Fur trimmed Winter Coats with large collars
and Were $3.50 sos $40
each;
Winter Suits vedyne famingo kasha; trimmed
each different model wo Viatka squirrel Tremen S15
douy reduced. each ..........
Chiffon Velvet Dresses, afternoon;
sleeves; browns and Blacks misses sizes. Rad S11
caly reduced each ...... s. ....
Tremendously reduced each
Misses Section Fou
Linen Tab1ec1oths 10 yds. Nainsook, $295
$5; were $6.25 Special, So pieces White
20 Al-nen Tabecloth; boxed Soft finish for in
good pattern; 70x70. fants' wear and lingerie
Section Secondh floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Linen Napkins, $5 Doz.

Linen Napkins, $5 Doz.
Were $3.50. Is dozen All
Pure Linen Napkins, in a
good pattern; size 20x20.
Linen Section, Second floor.
Boys Running Trunks
81
Were Sis and $1.50. 20
prs. trunks; flannel and
khaki: sizes % to 32 in both
materials.
Sporting Goods Section
Fourth floor.
The Nome nugget., 1924-08-23

Nome Townsite. Survey No. 451.
The adjoining claims are on
the n. No. IL Bench, unsurvey-
ed and Survey No. 1868, Mon
tana Fraction Placer; on the f.
o. X. Placer. unsurveyed; on
the S. Survey No. 1876. Bonanza
Association Placer. Survey No.
496. Jewel Placer and Survey
No. 1103, Commerce Bench
Placer; on the w. Survey No.
1104. No. Is Below Discovery
on Dry Greek Placer.
The notices of locations of said
placer mining claims are of rec
ord in the Office of the Recorder
of the Cape Nome Mining and
Recording District and Precinct,
Territory of Alaska, as follows:
Gold Dust Bench Placer in
Vol. 10, at Page 6S, Lucky Two
Bench Placer in Vol. Sc at Page
"a. Juanita Bench Placer in Vol.
81 at Page 425 of the records
of locations of said District and
Precinct.
The Mineral Monument to
Which LHiS survey Is lieu 10 !"
Gated and described as follows.
U. S. l.. NJ. No. IL is fir
post 6 ms. SO. 5ft. above ground
in rock mound, situated about
10 # East of the Bessie Road
and 81 miles y. Z. of mouth OF
Snake River from whence mouth
Holyuke Creek bears S. &c de-:
30 min w 05 miles the mouth OF
Newton Gulch bears S. 76 deg.
Is min. F.. LIS miles. Anvil
peak bears n. 13 deg. Is min.
w. 2.1 miles. and is in Lat. Ga
deg. 80 min. n. Long. 16o deg.
% min. w.
JOHN SUNDBACK.
Register.
rblish Aug. 0, 16, %. 80. Sept.
10, 20, 27, Oct. 4. 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1924-08-23

deg A min. Ed 5000 #. tt
Cor. NOT. identical with Cor No
IL Arthur Broncho-Eureka ant
Harriet Placer, Sur. No. 1898
Impossible to set Corner as il
falls in bed of river a fir post
ms. SO. #. above ground
scribed VIC. I1-1339-D bears s
II deg. Is min. W. 1919 TT.
dist, this post is also scribed w.
c. G-l374-S; thence n. II deg.
So min. W variation IS deg.
80 min. e. 1850 It. to Cor.
MOI aad place of beginning;
.niaining an area OF 1888
acres.
BUFORD FRACTION PLACER
Beginning at Cor. No. /, Snake
Placer, this survey. previously
described. whence U.S.L.M. No.
&c bears :. II deg. 90 min. %
sec. f. 7551G It. distant; thence
N IS deg OIL min. W. War. 10
degrees 81 min ED $1,000 It.
TO Corner n. >. identical with
Cor, No. Q. aforesaid. Survey
No. 1899 Impossible to set
this corner as il falls in
open cut filed with wateD:
thence N. "a deg. SO min. W.
War. Is deg. 90 min. E) 1910
It. to Cor. No 3, granite stone
2sx11x6 ms. set - ins in ground
chiseled $l37+ y: thence n. IL
deg. 90 min W. variation 10
deg. % min e. 171.59 it. to
Cor. No. {. IDENTICAL with Cor.
No. :. Survey No. 739. Snyder
Placer. a granite stone 24x17x4
ms. IL ms in ground, chiseled
1879 S. 1879 T 3-1341 NJ. and
1874 Il; thence y. IS deg. so
min. f. War. Is deg IS min E.)
with Cor. No. Snake Placer, this
survey. previously described
thence 5 80 deg. 80 min. F.,
variation 10 deg 10 min. E.)
$4,000 # to Cor. No. I, and place
of beginning. containing an area
of 1905 acres. The Snake Plac-
er is in conflict with Survey No.
45l. Nome Townsitc to the ex-
tent OF 1850 acres, and the area
so in conflict with Survey No. 45
is excluded from this application;
the same being described by
metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 6 this
Survey, thence N Il deg. 30 min
w. 6133 it. along line 81 this
Survey. to intersection of line 6-1
and line -. Survey No. 45f;
thence n. % deg. AZ min. f.
The Nome nugget., 1924-08-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE AT NOME, ALASKA:

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
| OFFICE AT NOME, ALASKA:
! August 8. 1924.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
i that Andrew Anderson, Of San
! Francisco. State of California. a
! citizen of the United States, through
his duly authorized agent and at
torney in fact, l.. S. Kerr, whose
Post Office address is Nome, AL
aska. has made application before
the United States Land Office at
Nome, Alaska. for a United States
Patent for placer claims known as
| the SNAKE PLACER and BUFORD
FRACTION PLACER. situate on
Snake River. on the Northwest
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District, Second Division. Ter
ritory of Alaska, being contiguous
and adjoining claims. and being
designated by the United States
OF Alaska. as Mineral Survey No.
1874; the exterior boundaries OF
said claims, according to the plat
and field notes of said survey now
on file with the said Land Office
(Magnetic Variations is deg. %
min. f. TO 10 deg. SIS min. e. he
ing as. follows:
SNAKE PLACER
Beginning at Cor No. /, identi-
cal with Cor No.19. Survey No.
1899. Arthur Cephi-Da ndy-Eur-
ekc-Fnmors- Observation-Disclosures
placer Impossible to set this
stake a. it falls in dredged bed
OF rlver) whence u ,. l.. VI. NO.
~ pear. >. DEG w nm 70
sec. Il. .o".lo II. dlst. thence n
80 DEG. 80 MN: W. var. ~ deg.
% min. r. "Zs:oo II. 70 COR NO.
z, identical Wlth Cor mol sur
Vey No.l"i .: Moohshihe Fractioh
ana Cor. MOL survey NO. lla4'
Wnite Racer Impossible TO sci