The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-11

eiiouodilu lOuI IluIiuicu IlllicJy -llNC feet distant six hundred feet to corner No. 9 identical with corner , No. 3 of said Alaska Endicott No.
 3 lode claim; Thence, second course.
 north seventy-five degrees fifty six minutes west one thousand five
 hundred feet to corner No. 3, a hemlock post four inches square, four feet long. marked 2-3 1O99A.
 with mound of earth and stone:
 Thence, third course, north four
 teen degrees four minutes east three hundred thirty-four feet to witness corner to corner No 4, an I (X) and VIC. l, 3, 4, 1O99A
 marked on bedrock 2x2 feet, with
 mound of stone, six hundred feet
 to corner No. 4, identical with cor her No. 8 of said Cannon Falls lode claim; Thence, fourth course.
 south seventy-five degrees fifty six. minutes. east one thousand five hundred feet to corner No l. the place of beginning; the survey of the lode claim, as above described. extending one thousand five hlln- dred feet in length along said Can- non Falls No. vein or lode;
 Beginning, for the description of Cannon Falls No. lode claim, at corner No. l, identical with corner No. 3 of said Cannon Falls Lode claim, from which said United States Location Monument No. 12l2 H.C.J.C. bears north sixty-seven de- 9reeS twenty-siX minutes thirty sec onds east eight thousand five hun dred thirty-five and three-tenths feet distant; Thence, first course, south fourteen degrees four min utes west two hundred thirty-six feet to witness corner to said cor ner No 1, identical with witness corner to corner No. of said Can non Falls lode claim; three hun- dred feet to a point from which discovery bears north seventy-five degrees fifty-six minutes west ten l feet distant; six hundred feet to corner No 2, identical with corner No. 3 of said Cannon Falls No i lode claim; Thence, second course. 1 north seventy-five degrees fifty six minutes west eight hundred twenty-eight and fifty-seven hun dredths feet to witness corner to i corner No. 3, an (X) and VIC. B. 1 1099A,, marked on bedrock 2x2 feet, on talus of cliff and not estab- lished; Thence, third course, north fourteen degrees four minutes east six hundred feet to corner No A. cn talus of cliff and not established; Thence, fourth course, south i seventy-five degrees fifty-six min- utes east five hundred forty-nine and five -tenths feet to witness cor ner to said corner No. 4, an (X) and VIC. 4-1099A marked on bed rock 2x2 feet, with mound of stone; one thousand five hundred feet to corner No. l, the place of begin- ming; the survey of the lode claim, as above described extending one thousand five hundred feet in length along said Cannon Falls No. vein or lode; the premises therein grant, ed containing two hundred eight acres and one hundred forty-nine tilOuSdllQJliS Ol all acre,
 That, in addition to the said ve-designated lode mining claims, the said defendant corpora tion was the owner of record of the following described homestead, situate on William Henry Bay, west shore of Lynn Canal, adjacent to said lode mining claims, and more particularly bounded and described as follows:
 Beginning at corner No. 1, im- practicable and not established, from which Location Monument HCJ.C bears north thirty-one degrees forty-seven minutes east fifteen and twenty-five hundredths chains distant; thence, meandering shore of William Henry Bay, north sixty three degrees twenty-four minutes west two and forty-nine hundredths chains, north eighty-three degrees thirty-two minutes west ten and two-h -hundredths chains, north seventy-one degrees forty-nine min utes west three and twenty-six hundredths chains, north fifty eight degrees twenty-two minutes west two and ninety-seven hun dredths chains, north fifty degrees twenty-two minutes west two and eighty-one hundredths chains, north forty-two degrees thirty-eight min utes west two and sixty-one hun dredths chains, north thirty-three degrees thirty-nine minutes west three and ten hundredths chains to corner No 2; impracticable and not established, thence west one and five hundredths chains to witness corner to said corner No 2, gran ite stone 30x21x6 inches marked VIC H2 CJC; ten and ninety hun dredths chains to corner No. 3; a graywacke stone 28x14x6 inches marked H3 CJC; thence south fifty-one and eighty-three three hundredths chains to corner No. 4, a graywacke stone 28x12x8 inches marked IA CJC; thence east thirty four and thirty-seven hundredths chains to corner No. 5, a graywacke stone 36x24xl4 inches marked HIS CJC; thence, north thirty and ninety hundredths chains to witt ness corner to said corner No. l, granite rock in place 5x4X3 feet above ground marked VIC HI CJC, forty and seventy-one hundredths chains to corner No. l, the place of beginning. containing one hun- dred fifty-nine and ninety-nine