The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1932, Page 6

5 DS, Plaintiff and ALASKA GOLD a corpora- tien, UARANTY TRUST COMF , Intervenor. PUBLIC NOTI GIVEN, That v of the D: itory of Ala 3 One, in the above- er, in which said order the real and personal a ‘Gold of . s property Mines Company and a corpors under the control of the Receiver, is ordered to be ol by the Receiver upon the ed in said order, terms con swhich is now on file and of record in' the office of the Clerk of the above-enti nd to which reference is hereby v gl Eu'fllf‘ Gastonguay, Receiver herein, will on the 15th day of August. : 3 oclock pm., at the front door of the Office of the Alaska Gold i any at | Alaska, Mines Company at Thane, pursuant said order, offer all af said ] and personal property {or to the highest u;](\ bsft dder upon the terms and condi- Lj‘\lons mentioned, set forth and pro- vided in said order of sale, ang particularly in paragraph 1, page 2 of said order, and angr:\phs 12, 13, 14 and 15, contained on pages 1 7 of said order, which said and fig- That all of said property be <old together in one lump. the same as one parcel of propergy. for a sum not less than $100,000. {12. In making the sale directed by this decree, the Receiver shall accept no bids from anyone offer- ing to bid who shall not at least five (5) days prior to the offering of the property for sale under this decree by the Receiver have de-. posited with the Receiver and have | delivered to him as a pledge that he will make good his bid in case of its acceptance, $25,000 in cash or certified check on some bank or trust company in the City of Ju- neau, Alaska, or New York City, State of New York, or on Hayden, Stone & Co., acceptable to the Re- ceiver and made or endorsed pay- able to his order or 5750.9'00 prin- cipal amount of Series “A" Deben- taves and/or Series “B” Debentures in bearer form and, if in coupon form, accompanied by the coupons due March 1, 1918, and all subse- quent coupons, oY partly in cash or certified check and partly in Debentures but in the same rela- tive proportions. In the event such depositor is the successful bidder, the said cash and/or debentures shall be immediately delivered to the receiver upon the completion of sald sale, and the said successful bidder shall thereupon pay the re-~ ceiver in cash and/or debentures, as' hereinafter provided, the re.- mainder of said purchase price so bid; and in ‘the event that any | ositor is not the successful bid- | gg:) alt said sale, such deposit of cash and/or debentures shall be immediately returned after said sale, to such depositor or depositors. 213, In lieu of the deposit of de- pentures by the successful bidder with the Receiver, the Receiver may accept the certificate or cer- tificates of any bank or trust com- pany with an office in the City of Juneau, Alaska, or in the Bor- ough of ‘Manhattan, City and State of New York, or of Hayden, Stone & Co., acceptable to the Receiver, that it holds subject to the order of the Receiver, or subject to the order of the person therein named and by him transferred to the order of the Receiver debentures of the required character in bearer form , if in coupon form, accompan- ied by the specified coupons. “14. The vurchaseh pr'.;:‘e, ‘x;‘:lary er be paid in cash or the - ziglser may satisfy or make good such residue of his bid in whole or in part by turning over to the Receiver, at their distributive "value. Series “A” and/or Series “B" De- es. bePlt;r The purchaser shall be cred- jted on account of the purchase price for the debentures turned over in part payment of the pur- chase price with such sum as _would be paid on the debentures, if c_he whole amount of the purchase price had been paid in cash.” The following is a description of the real and personal property which will be sold pursuant to said order of sale, and as herein speci- , to-wit: fe REAL PROPERTY That certain group of 78 placer mining claims and fractions in Sil- ver Bow Basin near Juneau, Alas- Juneau Recording District, des- Surveys Nos. 77 to 86 115 to 140 inclusive, Nos. 176 to 185 inclusive, Nos. 187 t0 193 inclusive, Nos. 196 to 219 in- clusive, and the Perseverance plac- er claim. Also all those certain mining claims and premises situated, lying and being in Silver Bow Basin, near Juneau, Harris Mining District, District of Alaska, United States of America, known as the Persever- ance, Alta and Jumbo lode mining claims, more particularly described in'a certain patent issued by the United States of America, dated ka, ignated as inclusive, Nos. the 8th day of January, 1897, and numbered 27743, mineral certificate No. 59, which said patent was duly recorded in the office of the Dis- trict Recorder, Juneau Recording District, District of Alaska, in book 12 of deeds, pages 138, 139, 140, 141 of the records of said district, on the 30th day of March, 1897; . And the lode mining claims known as Rim Rock lode mining claim, ther with the Rim Rock mill , Alta mill site, and Ajax mill s being more particularly de- sd and being a portion of the :fi, Juneau Recor Distriet, “of Alaska, in’ 11, page " thie records of sald district. “aéwim of the ~ above- ‘m was confirmed 1932, at | . | Particular reference is made for a THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1932. e S ——————— 1 the eleventh day of foliows, to which, for more accurate partic- ence is made: CONI'IRMING SALE. ; in the Court that d B. M. Behrends, receiver, has in all things complied with the order appointing him as receiver - |herein, and with the order direct- - [ing the sale of said property, men- ' |tioned and described in said order | which bears date the 12th day of | October, 1895, and it appearing that at such sale Joseph T. Gilbert be- came the purchaser of the prop- erties mentioned and described, for the sum of $6,100, ete. It is here- by ordered adjudged and decreed that the sale is in all things con- firmed; that said receiver will ex- ecute and deliver a receiver’s deed to and -put the purchaser in pos- session of the property sold. “The property to be conveyed by | said receiver is as follows, to-wit: “Three mining lode claims, known Wickersham, which was entered on the 3rd day of June, 1907 Also the Perseverance tunnel site, located by the Alaska-Preseverance Mining Company, August 12, 1901, recorded in book 16 of lodes, page 105, on August 12, 1901, and amend- ed loeation netice of which is dated November 22, 1901, book 16 of Lodes, page 201, recorded Novem- ber 25th, particular deseription is as follows: “TO ALL WHOM THESE PRES- ENTS MAY CONCERN: “KNOW YE, That the Alaska- Perszverance Mining Co., does here- by declare and publish as a legal notice to all the world that it has a valid right to the occupancy, pos- session and enjoyment of the Per- severance tunnel site, located Aug- ust A. D, 1901, for the discovery of mines, and the devclopments of lodes and sittuate in Harris Mining Distriet, District of Alaska, and described as follows, to-wit: “Commencing at point about 200 feet south of the East branch of Gold Creek on the east side of s the Perseverance, Alta and Jum- |"uo. designated in official survey as lots 67, 68 and 69, all of which are situated in Silver Bow Basin, Har- ris Mining District, Alaska. “Also one mining claim known as the Rim Rock, situated in said lver Bow Basin, Harris Mining trict, Alaska. inciuding compres- sor and electric motor and all other improvements thereon “Also three mill sites, knowf as the Rim Rock, Ajax, and Alta, to- gether with stamp mill, machinery, boilers and all other improvements therzon. “Also that water right known as the Gold Creek water right located at the forks of Gold Creek, in said Silver Bow Basin about 3,000 feet from said quartz mill. “(Signed) A. K. DELANEY, “Judge.” Algo all those certain lode mining ms and that certain mill site situated, lying and being in Bow Basin, near Juneau, Mining District, District of United States of America, known as Perseverance No. 2, Alta No. 2, Jumbo No. 2 lode mining claims, and Perseverance No. 2 mill site claim, designated in the gen- eral land office as lots Nos. 319-A, 319-B, and being more particularly described in a certain patent from the United States of America to the aforesaid Joseph T. Gilbert, dated November 2, 1901, said patent being General Land Office No. 34567, mineral certificate No. 67, and which said patent was duly re- corded in the office of the Juneau District Recorder, at Juneau, Dis- trict of Alaska, in book 18A of Deeds, on page 242 of the records of said District, on the 23rd day of December, 1901, together with the appurtenances and all the estate and rights of the said party of the first part in and to all of the above-described property. Also the Perseverance placer min- ing claims, Perseverance lode claim No. 3, Perseverance lode claim No. 4, Peserverance lode claim No. 5, Peseverance lode claim No. 6, and he Ethel Fraction lode mining claim, which are more particularly deseribed in the General Land Of- fice of the United States, the plat and field notes of survey and the certificate No. 38, of the Register of the Land Office at Juneau in the District of Alaska issued to the Al- aska-Perseverance Mining Company on the first day of March, A. D. 1905, as lot No. 605, embracing that portion of the unsurveyed public domain, in the Harris Mining Dis- trict, in the County and District of Alaska, as set forth in letters patent, issued by Theodore Roose- velt, President of the United States of America, October 18, 1905, and recorded in the recorder’s office of the General Land Office at Juneau, Vol. 422, pages 158 to 170 inclusive, to which reference is made for more particulars; granted, reserv- ing certain rights therein described, and embraced in said mining claims or surveys Nos. 113, 114, and being a part of the Lady Corsen and Margurite claims, described in survey 595, as stated in said con- veyance and a reservation made therein. Together with the water rights of Gold Creek, which are used by the Alaska - Perseverance Mining Company, which waetr rights can- not be patented but are owned by continuous use and occupancy. For a fuller and more particular de- scription of these water rights, re- ference is made to location notice with owners claims to have a valid right to the occupation, possession and enjoyment of that tract or parcel of land, lying and being on the east side of Silver Bow Basin, in Harris Mining District, District of Alaska, for the exclusive right of way for the purpose of con- structing a flume or water ditch from the east branch of Gold Creek to the ten stamp mill, owned by the Eastern Alaska Mining & Mill- ing Company. The location notice was posted on the ground December 1, 1891, and recorded December 8, 1891, in book 4 of placers and waters, page 251, and in deed dated June 1, 1891, recorded July 5, 1891 in book of deeds, page 149. Also that particular water right known as the Lurvey Creek water right, which cannot be patented, but is owned by continuous use and oceupancy. For description of this water right, reference is made to location notice with owauers claim to have a valid right to the occus pation, possession and enjoyment of that tract or parcel or land lying and being in the Harris Mining District, District of Alaska, for the exclusive right of way for the pur- pose of constructing a ditch, flume or pipe line from Lurvey Creek to the Perseverance mill site, U. 8. Survey No. 68 B. Location was made by Joseph T. Gilbert, on the 2nd day of July, 1897, and duly recorded on July 6, 1897, in book 5 of placers and waters, page 199, Silver Harris Alaska, fuller description, to the deed dat- ed April 22, 1902, by Joseph T. Gil- bert, to the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Compnay, which deed is re- corded May 3, 1902, in book 16A, page 395, to which reference is made, describing the water rights of Gold and Lurvey Creeks, and Silver Bow Basin, whence U. S. lo- cation Monument No. 3 bears No. 82 deg. 00 min. W. 1520 feet dis- tant, thenee on line of said tun- nel S. 2 deg. 30 min. W. 3000 feet to a point vertically under the in- tersection of the north crosscut in the Perseverance tunnel, about 275 feet from the mouth of said tunnel. “Size of tunnel 7 feet wide by 7 feet high in the clear. “And said Alaska - Perseverance Mining Co. claim a line of tunnel seven hundred and fifty feet on each side of the center of the bore or course of the tunnel, and the right to all the lodes which may be discovered in the due prosecution of said tunnel, within seven hun- dred and fifty feet on each side of the center of said line. “Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurten- ances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining, and all the rights granted to the locator as tunnel rights, under the terms of section 2323 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. “This is an amended notice made for the purpose of more clearly defining the notice of location of tunnel site, made August, 1901. “Said company also claims a square tract of land 150 feet on each side of the mouth of tunnel and extending 300 feet immediate- ly below the mouth of the tunnel, as staked upon the ground, for dumping purposes. “ALASKA-PESEVERANCE MIN- ING CO., “By C. H. PEARCE, “Agent and Attorney in Fact.” The Alma claim located for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining €om- pany, by John R. Mitchell, Agent, on October 6, 1905, and recorded on October 25, 1905, in book 18 of Lodes, on page 162 of the records of the District of Alaska, at Ju- neau. This claim is situated on Gold Creek, Harris Mining District in Silver Bow Basin, Juneau, Al- aska. The Avon claim, located for the Alaska-Perseverane Mining Com- pany, by John R. Mitchell, agent, on October 6, 1905, and recorded on October 25, 1905, in Book 18 of Lodes on page 161 of the records of the District of Alaska, at Ju- neau. This claim is situated on Gold Creek, Harris Mining Dis- trict, in Silver Bow Basin, Juneau, Alaska. The Perseverance - Alpha lode claim which was conveyed to the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Com- pany by Hubert Powell Crowther and Christine Putnam Crowther, by deed dated June 9, 1910, re- corded July 2, 1910, in Book 22 of Deeds, on page 399. For more par- ticular description reference is made to amended location notice, dated July 2, 1910, recorded July 2, 1910, in Book 19 of Lodes, on page 551 of records of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the northeast side of Gastineau Channel, near Juneau, and nearly opposite to Juneau Island in said Channel. Jumno Exrension Lode claim, lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company, by John R. Mit- chell, agent, September 26, 1910, recorded on October 1, 1910, in book 19 of Lodes, on page 574 of the records of the District of Al- aska, at Juneau. This claim is sit= uated on the summit of the moun= tains between Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Together with the following lode claims known as the Sheep Creek or Gastineau Group of the Alaska- Perseverance Mining Company which are as follows: Perseverance Major lode claim, located for the company, Decems= ber 14, 1907, recorded March 13, 1906, in Book 19 of Lodes, on page 574 of the records of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains between Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 7 lode claim lo- cated for. the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon, on December 14, 1907, recorded on the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 237 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- ords of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountain be- tween Sheéep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Pescrverance No. 8 lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon, on December 14, 1907, recorded on the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 238 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- ords of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains be- tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 9, lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company, by R. F. Laffoon, on December 14, 1907, recordsd on the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 238 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- ords of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains be- tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin, Perseverance No. 10 lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon, to the decree of the Hon. James f M page 239 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- fords of the District of Alaska, at |Juneau. This claim is situated’ on the summit of the mountains be- |tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bow | Basin. | Perseverance No. 11 lode claim lo- ated for the Alaska-Perseverance [Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon, lon December 14, 1907, recorded on the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 239 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- ords of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains be- tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 12lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon, on December 14, 1907, recorded on the 13th day of March, 1908, on ords of the District of Alaska, at Juneau This claim is, situated on the summif of the mountains be- tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 13lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Leffoon on December 14, 1907, recorded on the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 240 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec- ords of the District of Alaska, at Junesu. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains be tween Sheep Creek and Silver Bov Basin. Perseverance No. 14lodeclaim lo-| cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon on December 14, 1907, recorded o: the 13th day of March, 1908, on page 240 in Book 19 of Lodes, records of the District of Alaska, at Juneau. This claim is situated on the summit of the mountains between Sheep Creek and Silver| Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 15,lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon on October 26, 190, recorded on November 1, 1909, in Book 19, o Lodes on page 467 of the records/| of the District of Alaska, at Ju- neau. ‘This claim is situated on the mountains between Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 16 lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Laffoon on October 26, 1909, recorded on November 1, 1909, in Book 19 of Lodes on page 468 of the records of the Dstrict of Alaska, at Juneau.i This claim is. situated on the mountains between Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 17 lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company by R. F. Larroonl on October 25, 1909, recorded on November 1, 1909, n Book 19 of Lodes on page 468 of the records of the District of Alaska, at Juneau This claim is situated on the moun- tains between Sheep Creek and Sil- ver Bow Basin. Perseverance No. 18lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company, by R. F. Laffoon, on October 26, 1909, recorded on November 1, 1909, in Book 19 of Lodes, on page 469 of the reeor¢s of the District of Alaska, at Ju* neau. This claim is situated the mountains between Sheep Crnfi and Silver Bow Basin. i Perseverance No. 19 lode claim lo- cated for the Alaska-Perseverance Mining Company, by R. F. Laffoon, on October 25, 1909, recorded on November 1, 1909, in Book 19 of | Lodes on page 469 of the records of the District of Alaska, at Ju- neau. This claim is situated on the mountains between Sheep Creek and Silver Bow Basin, near Gas- tineau Channel. Together with the following lode mining claims on Sheep Creek: The Homestead, patent applied for. The Homestead No. 1, patent ap- plied for. The Homestead No. 2. The Homestead No. 3, and The Homestead Extensjon, patent applied for. For a full and better description of these claims, reference is made to the location notices on file in the recorder's office in the District of Alaska, by R. F. Laffoon and to the' field notes for patent in the Surveyor-General's Office at Ju- neau, Alaska. Also all and singular the tene- ments, hereditaments and appur- tenances belonging or in any wise appertaining to any real property described in this notice, and the reversions, remainders, rents, issues and profits thereof; and also all the estate, right, title, interest, property, possessions, claims and demands whatsoever, as well at law as in equity, of the Alaska Gold Mines Company, of, in and to the same and any and every part there- of, with the appurtenances. Also, all and singular, the mills, shops, buildings and structures now situated or erected on the prop- erty hereinbefore described, or any part thereof, together with the equipment of the same, and all machinery, fixtures, tools, imple~ ments and appliances, and all and singular the appurtenances, proper= ty and things of every kind, nature and deseription thereon erected or therein placed and used in con- nection with the business of said company. The protection lode mining claim, more fully described in U. S. Pat- ent No. 881, 730 and survey No. 1019, which said patent was issued to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company September 28, 1922, and is recorded in Book 28 of Deeds, pages 211 to 213, inclusive, of the records in the office of the recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct, Juneau, Alaska, to which records reference page 240 in Book 19 of Lodes, rec-| ing claims, more fully described in U. S. patent No. 539,214 and sur- vey No. 984, which said patent was issued to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company on July 24, 1916, and is recorded in the office of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 26 of IDeeds, pages 121 to 124 inclusive, :Lo which records reference is here- by made for a fuller description of said claims. Emma, Emma No. 2, Emma No. 3, Emma No. 4, Emma No. 5, Emma No. 6, Emma No. 7, Emma No. 8, |Emma No. 9, Emma No. 10, Emma No. 13 lode mining c¢laims, more fully described in patent No. 524,- 451, official survey No. 901, which said patent was issued by the United States to the Alaska-Gas- tineau Mining Comapny on April 13, 1916, and is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Ju- Alaska, in Book 26 of Deeds, pages 27 to 34, inclusive, to which record reference is hereby made. The A. M., P. M, Bartha, Jumbo Extension, Apex, Apex Extension, T. R. and Wolf lode mining claims, more fully described in U. S. patent No. 504,308, official survey No. 986, which said patent was issued to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Com- |pany on December 20, 1915, and is ccorded in the office of the Re- corder for the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska in Book 25 of Deeds, pages 521 to 526 in- clusive, to which recotd reference is hereby made for a complete de- ription of said claims. The Martin lode mining claim, more fully described in U. S. Pat- ent No. 409026, survey No. 754, is- sued May 28, 1914, which patent is recorded in the office of the re- corder for the Juneau Recording District, Juneau, Alaska, in Book 25 of Deeds, pages 471 to 473 in- clusive, to which record reference is hereby made for a complete de- seription of said claim. The McKinley, Hanna, Winn, Fisher Fraction, Watts, Rae, Ro- land, Sweden, Norway and O. M. Gillette lode mining claims, as de- scribed in U. S. patent No. 489,690, issued to John R. Winn and L. R. Gillette and by mesne conveyance conveyed to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company, which patent is Book 25 of Deeds, pages 423 to 429 inclusive, to which record reference is hereby made for a more com- plete description of said claims. The Monitor !2<2< mining claim, more fully described in U. S. patent No. 24,748, recorded in Book 11 of Deeds, page 31 of the records of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, to which reference is hereby made for a complete de- scription of said claim, which said claim was deeded to the Alaska- Gastineau Mining Company by George M. Nowell by deed dated January 15, 1913, and recorded in Book 23 of Deeds, page 423 of the records of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska. The F. G. lode mining claim, more fully described in U. S. patent No. 546,823, issued to the Alaska- Gastineau Mining Company by the United States on September 26, 1916, and which patent is duly recorded in the office of the Re- corder for the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 26 of Deeds, at pages 179 to 180 incltisive, to which record reference is hereby made for a more com- plete description of said ¢laim. The Ethel, Alaska Chief, Harris, Tremont and Everett lode mining claims, more fully described in U. S. patent 25097, issued January 4, 1895, to the Nowell Gold Mining Company, and also more fully de- scribed in a deed from Charles Hayden to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company, dated May 28, 1912, and recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 23 of Deeds, pages 221 to 224, to which said patent and said deed, referesnce is hereby made for a more complete description of said claims. The Groundhog and Summit lode mining claims, more fully described in U. S. Patent No. 15406, dated December 10, 1889, to the Juneau Placer Mining Company and trans- ferred to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company by Charles Hay- den by deed dated May 28, 1912, which is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 23 of Deeds, pages 221, 222, 223 and 224, to which record and patent reference is made for a more complete description of said claims, and also all other claims and property of every nature and description mentioned and deserib- ed in the said deed from Charles Hayden to the defendant company, dated May 28, 1912, and recorded as_aforesaid 5 Gastineau millsite, as more fully described in U. S. patent No. 453,- 371 and official survey No. 990, which said patent was issued by the United States to the Alaska- Gastineau Mining Company on Jan- uary 14, 1915, and is recorded the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 25 of Deeds at pages 191 to 192, to which record reference is hereby made for a more complete descrip- tion of said millsite. $ ‘The London millsite, more par- ticularly described in U. S. patent issued September 5, 1905, No. 42,- 227, to Hulda A. Anderson, admin- istratrix, and to which patent re- is hereby made for a fuller de- geription of said claim. Solo No. 1, “P,” Bess, Lady Cor- sen, Margarite, “A,” “V,” “C,” Char- lotte, Solo and “Q" lode mining: claims more fully described in U. S. Patent No. 650,994, official sur- vey No. 1022, which said patent was issued to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company October 15, 1918, and is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Record- ing Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 27 of Deeds, pages 107 to 116 inclusive, to which records refer- ence is hereby made for a fuller on December 14, 1907, recorded on |description. l'.be 13th day of March, 1908, on York, Alma,and Avon lode min- ference is hereby made for a more :;);lplete description of said mill- No. 11, Emma No. 12 and Emma neau Recording Precinct, at Juneau, ; recorded in the office of the Re-|{5p4. corder for the Juneau Recording | That certain right of way for a Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in|pole line and transmission line} 159 160, 161, and 162 inclusive, and known as the Last Chance placer mining claims, patented June 8, 1892, to William Nelson and others and which said patent is recorded in Book 12 of Deeds, pages 423 to 425 inclusive, of the records of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Ju- neau, Alaska, and also the Eureka Hill placer claim and the Pilgrim, Schubert, Last Chance, Mathilda, Sherlock, Teitsworth, Gilbert and claims and ‘he Nip mining claims. ht. title and interest of Al the the Alaska ‘Gold Mines Company in and to a certain agreement and contract entered into between the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Com- pany and the Alaska - Treadwell Gold Mining Company, the Alaska- Mexican Gold Mining Company, the Alaska-United Gold Mining Com- pany, the Alaska-Juneau Gold Min- ing Company, executed October 6, 1916, and recorded in the office of the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 27 of De:=ds, pages 133 to 141 inclusive, to which record reference is hereby made for a more complete descrip- tion of said contract and agree- ment, together with all property and rights of way and rights and franchises covered by said agree- ment. I A1l the rights, franchises and | | property of the Alaska Gold Mines | Company mentioned in that certain contract and agreement entered into between the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company and the Alaska- Juneau Gold Mining Company on September 27, 1915, and recorded | in the office of the Recorder for| the Juneau Recording Precinct al |Juncau, Alaska, in Book 27 of Deeds at pages 129 to 131 inclusive, to which record reference is here- {by made for a more complete de- seription of said property and prop- erty rights. | That certain right of way for a ipole line and transmission line, deeded from the Alaska-King Min- ing Company, a corporation, to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company on December 11, 1915, and men- tioned and described in deed from |the Alaska-King Mining Company, which deed is recorded in the of- fice of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Al- aska, in Book 25 of Deeds at page Ifrom the Boston Group Gold Min- |ing Company, a corporation, to the | Alaska Gold Mines Company, more fully described in the deed fromj |the said Boston Group Gold Mining Company recorded in the office of, the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 25 of Deeds, pages 505 and {506, which deed was executed on | December 10, 1915, and to which |reference is hereby made for a |more complete description of said |right of way. | That certain permit and agree-| ment executed by the United States| |to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining |Company for a pole line, right of way and transmission line from Salmon Creck to Juneau, Alaska, dated July 5, 1912, and recorded lin the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct, in Book 19 of Miscellaneous Records, at page 117, to which reference is hereby made for a more complete description of same. All the right, title and interest of Alaska Gold Mines Company in and to that certain agreement and| the rights of the Alaska-Gastineau | {Mining Company acquired there- tunder, executed between the Ox- ford Mining Company, a corpora- tion, and the Alaska-Treadwell, Alaska-Mexican and the Alaska- United Gold Mining companies dated October 14, 1909, and recor ed in Book 19 of Misceilaneous Records, at page 2, in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau |Récording Precinct at Juneau, Al- aska, which was assigned by the Oxford Mining Company to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company by an assignment dated May 28, 1912, and recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 19 of Miscellaneous Rec- ords, pages 139 to 145 inclusive, to which records reference is made for a more complete description of said agreement and the rights ac- quired thereunder. That certain watér right, lo- cated and acquired by the Alaska- Gastineau Mining Company at Carlson Creek, Alaska, the notice of location of which is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Jurieau Recording Precinct, in vol- ume 20 of Miscellaneous Records, page 57; and also that certain water right acquired by the Alas- ka-Gastineau Mining Company at Carlson Creek, Alaska, the location notice of which is recorded in the office of the Recorder, in vol. 20 of Miscellaneous Records, at page 145. All those certain water rights, rights of ways and mining claims | Pre transferred to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company by deed from the said Noa Pizetti, which deed is re- corded in Book 24 of Deeds, at page 75 of the records of the Ju- neau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska. That certain water right at Cross Bay Gulch, located May 12, 1901 and recorded in Book 8 of Placers, pags 119 of the records of the Ju- neau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, and deeded with other prop- erty to the Alaska-Gastineau Min- ing Company by L. G. Bach, An- tone Liljestrand, Oscar Larson and Oscar Ohman, which deed was re- corded in the office of the Record- er for the Juneau Recording Pre- cinet, at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 23 of deeds, pages 307 and 308, to which reference is hereby made. That certain tract of land on Gastineau Channel, near Thane, 500 ft. by 600 feet in dimensions, more fully described in a deed from Noa Pizetti and Ignac Radmilovich to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company, recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 24 of Deeds, page 114, to which reference is hereby made for a complete description of said tract. That certain tract of land in Sheep Creck Basin, embraced in U. S. Official Survey No. 1115 and described in U. S. Patent No. 495,- 894 issued to the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company by the United States, as soldiers’ additional home- stead, and which tract of land is more fully described in said patent, recorded in the office of the Re- corder for the Juneau Recording ct, at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 25 Deeds, page 474, to which reference is hereby made. That certain soldiers’ additional homestead embraced in U. S. of- ficial survey No. 1078 situated at Thane, Alaska, and more fully de- seribed in U. S. patent No. 495,- 893, issued by the United States to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Com- pany and which said patent is record- ed in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct, in Book 25 of Deeds, pages 475 to 476, to which reference is hereby made. The Bert Millsite, embraced in U. S. Official Survey No. 1012, and more fully described in patent No. 546,822, issued by the United Staes to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company and recorded in the of- fice of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Al- aska, in Book 26 of Deeds, pages 178 to 179, to which record refer- ence is hereby made. * The A. G. millsite, embraced in official survey No. 1031 and de- scribed in U. S. Patent No. 609,- 719, issued by the United States to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company and recorded in Book 26 of Deeds, pages 434 to 435 of the Records of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinet, at Ju- neau, Alaska, to which record re- ference is hereby made for a more complete description. The Cross Bay Expector and Avalanche lode claims embraced in official survey No. 989 and describ- ed in U. S. Patent No. 603,251, which patent is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Ju- neau Recording Precinct, at Ju- neau, Alaska, in Book 26 of deeds, pages 419 to 422 inclusive, to which record reference is hereby made for a more complete descrption of said claims. The Glacier and Silver Queen millsite embraced in official survey 983 and described in U. S. Patent No. 631,186, issued to the Alaska- Gastineau Mining Company, which is recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book 27 of Deeds, at pages 54 and 55, to which record reference is hereby made for a more complete description thereof. That certain water right at An- nex Creek, Alaska, located by H. L. Wollenberg, on November 9, 1914, wheh is mentioned and deseribed in the deed from H. L. Wollenberg to the Alaska - Gastineau Mining Company, recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in Book No. 25 of Deeds, page 124, to which record reference is hereby made for a more complete deserip- tion of the same. That certain joint final power permit executed and issued to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company by the Secretaries of Agriculture and of the Interior, dated January 24, 1918, for the maintenance and operation of reservoirs, conduits, power houses, rights of way, trams, storage basins, transmission lines, etc., upon lands of the United States at Annex Creek and Sal- mon Creek, and between Annex Creek and Salmon Creek and Ju- neau and Thane, Alaska, which is recorded in the office of the Re- corder for the Juneau Recording Precinct, Juneau, Alaska, in Vol. 22 of Miscellaneous Records, pages 23 to 34 inclusive, to which reference is hereby made for a more com- and property conveyed to the Al- aska-Gastineau Mining Company by B. L. Thane and Juliet Fay Thane, by deed dated February 10, in |1913, and recorded in the office of the Recorder for the Juneau Re- cording Precinct, Juneau, Alaska, in book 23 of Deeds, pages 411 to 412, to which record reference is made for a more complete de- scription of said property and rights herein mentioned. That certain water right at An- nex Creek, Alaska, located on Octo- ber 18, 1914 by H. T. Tripp, the location notice of which is record- ed in Book 20 of Miscellaneous Records, page 73 of the records of the Juncau Recording Precinet at Juneau, Alaska, and transferred All those certain placer and lodé |by deed from the said H. T. Tripp mining claims and water rights and perties of every description men- fon, doned and described in a deed from H. A. Bishop, y Marshal, to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Company, executed Septem- |neau, ber 25, 1915, and recorded in the office of the recorder for the Ju- neau Recording Precinct at Juneau, Alaska, in book 25 of Deeds, pages 434 to 438 inclusive, and which said claims include certain placer min- ing claims designated as lots 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, as United States [Deeds, to the Alaska-Gastineau Mining Co. November 10, 1915, which said deed is recorded in book 25 of page 471 of the records of ths Juneau Recording Precinct, Ju- Those certain water rights, near Thane, Alaska, located by Noa Piz- etti, on July 7, 1908 and February 15, 1910, and recorded in the office of the der for the Juneau ‘Recording ct at Juneau, Al- pages which plete descrption of the same, to- gether with all the power houses, flumes, transmission lines, pole lines, rights of way, trams, reser- voirs, dams and other property con- structed upon said property, de- scribed in said permit and upon the lands of the United States mentioned therein, and together with all buildings, machinery and per- sonal of every nature and description, located in said power houses and in and upon said prop- erty or used in connection there- with; also all buildings, wharves, docks and srtuctures of every de- scription, situated upon said real property and together with all the personal property upon the same. Also part of Lot No. 6, Block No. 119, Town of Juneau, Alaska. All improvements upon the above described mining claims, mill sites and real property and property rights, consisting of tunnels, shafts and mining development, and all structures and buildings situated thereon at Thane, Perseverance, Salmon Creek and Annex Creek, including compressor houses, bunk houses, mess houses, dwellings, snow sheds, power houses, transmission lines, poles, wires, transformers, and all machinery and personal prop- B ey PERSONAL PROPERTY, PROPER- TY RIGHTS and IMPROVE- MENTS, as follows: The Salmon Creek Power Permit, wfith lands, water rights, right- of-way and i ovemen - cisting of: o “ = The Selmon Creek Dam. A 4475 ft. of 42" to 30" stéel pen- stock designated as the Upper Pipe Line, with valves, controls, etc. A 2800 K.W. installation designat- ed as Power House No. 2, with wat- er wheels, generators, governors, ex- citers, transformers, switches, con- trol board, regulator, instruments, crane and necessary power' house tools. Three employees’ cottages, emer- gency bunk-house, small shop, oil house and stable. 3 3% miles of tramway from to dam, with incline tram car”l;le:i(s::‘ 2% miles of wood pole transmis- sion line to Lower Power House. A Lower Plant designated as Pow- jer House No. 1, (building, control (board and instruments destroyed by |fire; water wheels, generators and exciters damaged.) A Transformer and switch house, containing 3-1250 K.V.A. and 3-100 K.V.A. transformers with switches and controls. 10,000 feet 5'x6’ wood flume from Upper Plant. Two 1610 ft. 42”x30” steel pen- stocks, designated as Lower Pipe Lines, with foot valves. Three employees’ cottages, Twa warehouses, Dock, small shop and stable. 6% miles of steel tower transmis- sion line through Juneau to Thane. One 450 K.V.A. transformer in- stallation at the Alaska Electric Light & Power Co.’s power plant in Juneau. One 22,000-volt switching in- stallation with metering transform- ers at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co's power plant in Juneau. The Annex Creek Power Permit, with Water rights, lands, right- of-ways, and improvements con- sisting of: A 15 ft. timber dam. A 1400 ft. 7'X7’ water tunnel tap- ping Annex Creek Lake. A 7260 ft. 42”x34” steel penstock with head and foot valves and controls. A 2800 K.'W. power installation, designated as the Annex Creek Power house, with generators, wat- er wheels, governors, exciters, trans- formers, control board, regulator, switches, instruments, crane and necessary tools. ! 1% miles of tramway from dock |to tunnel portal, with incline tram hoist and a 6-ton steam locomotive. 2 employees’ cottages. Dock, ware= house, blacksmith shop with tools, and two small cabins. b +11% miles of steel tower transmis- sion line to Thane, 3 Lineman’s cabins designated as Camps No. 2, No. 4 and No. 6, with equipment and tools for emergency repairs, and a ‘;-mile aerial tram with {steam hoist. Thane Plant Site Improvements Structures and Butldings: Wharf, 150,000 sq. ft. (poor con=- dition) ; Plank Road, 7,000 ft. (poor condition); Trams, 2% miles; Mill Building, 115'x400’ structural steel and corrugated iron; Retreatment Plank Building, 50'x210’ Struct. Steel & cor. iron; Machine & Blacksmith Shop Building, 50'x210" Struct. steel; Carpenter Shop, frame building, 50'x 150’; Electrical Repair Shop & Warehouse, frame building, 50'x100"; Compressor & Heating Plant, struc- tural steel building, 38'x100’; Ware- house No. 1, or Dock Warehouse, 50'x150" frame building; Warehouse No. 2, or Mill stock warehouse, 50'x 150" frame structure; Warehouse No. 3, or Store building, 40'x160" frame structure; Steel & Castings Shed, open structure, 80'x80’; Ware- house No. 4, used as garage, 30'x80’, frameg structure; Old Compressor House, 38'x52' frame & corrugated iron, part used as Post Office, small officz room & warehouse; General Office, 25'x25’ frame building with a 12'x12’ concrete vault; Engineering Office, frame building 28'x30’; Mess House, frame building 80'x120° with crew’s ‘quarters, and two equipped bathrooms, 6-22'x70'-25-room bunk houses, each with equipped bath and wash-room; 1-6-room cottage, plastered, Company built; 7-5-room cottages, plastered, Company built; 10-4-room cottages, plastered, Com- pany builf; 16-3-room cottages. plastered, Company built, all with equipped bath rooms, coal ranges and heaters; 1-5-room cottage, not equipped; 6-4 room cottages, not equipped; 4-3-room cottages, not equipped; 2-2 room cottages, not equipped; 1-8-room apartment and (worthless except for salvageable material) School House, 2-room building 25'%50' with equipped wash rooms, teacher's and children’s desks and seats; Club House & Library, 2-room building 30'x70", with equipped wash room; Gymnasium Building, frame, 30'x70’; Tram Freight Shed, 30'x 200"; Locomotive Repair Shop, 20'x 30'; Camp Water System, 9000 ft. of stave pipe connecting spring and reservoir to all buildings and fire hydrants; Electric Lighting and Distribution System, with meters and connections to all buildings; Telephone System, 41 miles of 25 pair lead sheathed cable connect- ing 25 instruments with Juneau Exchange. Mill and Retreatment Plant 2-30-ton Shaw Electric Cranes; 1-25-ton Shaw Electric Crane; 1-5- ton Shaw Eleetric Crane; 1-50 K. W. Westinghouse motor generator set and controls; 4-2000 K.V.A, G. Machine ‘Shop Equipment 1-36”x12’ Detrick & Harvey re- versing planer; 1-42"x26' Lodge & Shipley lathe; 1-24"x18’ Lodge & Shipley lathe; 1-12"x8' Le Bland Engine lathe; 1-24” Gould & Eber- hard shaper, 1-10' Dreses' radial drill press; 1-21”7 Snyder upright drill press; 1-15" Barnes upright drill press; 1-No. 2 Williams pip threading machine; bolt threading machine; 1-No. 10 er; 1-No. A26 Wi ilmarth & n mill grinder; 1-No. ""“3 grinder; 1-wmcy‘flo:rn it , motor driv- en grinder; 4-Bench vises; fon hydraulic ram; 1-12-ton m R GO