Hyder weekly herald., 1928-09-01

wv. AOOMs MtMOfAA 0uEtOy 4Atte thence North 45s 1e' West along the northeasterly endIine of the DAILY ALASKA NO. LODE 1884, "A feet to Corner No. { thereof: thence from said Corner No. 4. of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 3 LODE South 66s 37' West along the north erly sideline of the DAILY ALAS KA NO. 3 LODE 111.SS feet to the point of intersection with the east erly endline of the HOOSIER LODE, Mineral Survey 141S; thence from such point of intersection North 14' East 483.6S feet along the easterly endline of the HOOS- FER LODE to Corner No. 3 thereof. identical with Corner No. of the DAILY ALASKA FRACTION LODE, Mineral Survey 1477, and from said common corner South 70' 33' West 897.84 feet to Corner No. 1 of said HOOSIER LODE, from which USLM 1418 bears North 65' IT O7" West 1985.74 feet distant; thence from said common Corner No. 2 of the HOOSIER LODE and Corner No. 3 of the DAILY ALASKA FRACTION LODE North 37o 38' West along the northeasterly endline of the DAILY ALASKA FRACTION LODE 800 feet to Corner No. 4 thereof, which is the most northeriy corner of the said DAILY ALASKA TRACT ION EDDIE; thence from said cor ner South 56' O2' West along the northerly sideline of said DAILY ALASKA FRACTION LODE 6OO12 feet to the point of intersection with the easterly sideline of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 6 LODE, Mins eral Survey 1477, and on the same course a total distance of 794.95 feet to Corner No. 1 of said DAILY ALASKA FRACTION LODE, from which USLM 1418 bears North 71o OF 54" West 17S5.05 feet distant: thence from said point of intersect- ion with the easterly sideline of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 6 LODE North 7' O8' East along the easter ly sideline of the said DAILY ALAS KA NO. LODE 795.OS feet to the northeast Corner No. 4 thereof; thence from said Corner No. 4 North 54' 22' West along the north erly endline of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 6 LODE 689.70 feet to the north east corner No. thereof, from which the southwest Corner No. l of the said DAILY ALASKA NO. 6 LODE, point on the nOrtherly sideline of the DAILY ALASKA NO. LODE, identical with the south east Corner No. of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 5 LODE, Mineral Sur vey 1477, bears South e O5 West 1493.07 feet distant, and from such common corner USLM 1418 bears North 5So O8' 40" West 144S.25 feet distant; thence from said Cor ner No. 5 of the DAILY ALASKA NO. 6 LODE South e O5' West 15 feet to Corner No. of the DAILY ALASKA NO. LODE; thence North 54' 22' West along the north erly endline of the DAILY. ALASKA NO. 5 LODE 69S.6O feet to the northwest Corner No. 3 thereof, which is the most northerly point on this claim: thence South 4' 29' West along the westerly sideline of the DAILY ALASKA NO. s LODE 446.S4 feet to the northeast Corner No. of the ELEVEN MILE DIS COVERY LODE; thence North 78' 06' East along the northerly end line of the ELEVEN MILE DISCOV- FRY LODE 524.66 feet to Corner Mo- 1, the place of beginning first herein described.
 Magnetic Variation 31' East.
 United States Location MOnu- ment No. 1418, to which this sur vey is tied, is a granite stone 24x10x10" above the ground. prop erly set and chiseled, at a point on the left bank of Salmon River. about eleven miles up stream from the mouth of such river at the Town of Hyder, Alaska, in Latitude 56' O2' North, Longitude 13O' O3' West (approx). It's position is about 800 feet north from the point where the Salmon River Highway, follow ing up the left or easterly bank of the Salmon River, leaves such riv- CT bank and extends upward across the. southerly end of the Eleven Mile Discovery Lode Location and the International Boundary to it's upper terminus at the Premier Mine.
 There are no adjoining or con. flicting claims shown by the plats of the official surveys, excepting the Iowa, Iron Nos. and 3, Grub stake, Reatha, Opening, Eleven One. Eleven Two, Eleven Three and Mineral Ridge Lodes shown in Min eral Survey 141S, which conflict wholly or to some extent with the lode locations in Mineral Survey 1477, but all of such named lOcat- ions were forfeited several years ago for failure to perform the am nual labor and improvements there on required by law, unless perhaps the Mineral Ridge Lode Location which conflicts with the Group Lode Location to an extent as shown by the plat of Mineral Survey 1418. The Mineral Ridge Location, how. ever, is junior to the Group Lode Location and inferior thereto. There are several stakes on the ground indicating corners of other lode To- cations heretofore made, most of which are known to have been abandoned, while the applicant is unable to obtain definite informat- ion as to the boundaries of other A..k ~nn~ ANlS,A