Lode patent filing on Sundays Queen Lode Alaska
Frank A. Royle acting for Bernard Hirst files application for 19.807 acre patent on the Sunday Queen Lode in Sitka Mining District Alaska. Claims conflict with Trinad and Divide 0.90 and 2.256 acres. adverse claim notices must be filed with the Anchorage Land Office within eight months from first publication. First publication June 3 1925. Last publication August 4 1925. Register J LINDLEY GREEN.
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Chiechagof Island
Sitka Mining District Territory
Alaska
U.S.S.M
Hirst Chiehagof Mining Company
Register of the
United States Land Office
Anchorage
Salmon Shipment Heads South From Westward Canneries
The Steamship Alaska, captained by Gus Nord of Alaska Steamship Co, docked in port with the first large salmon cargo for the States from westward canneries. The load includes 15,000 cases of salmon, 1,200 cases of clams, plus 2,200 tons of copper ore and 12 tons of gold ore. Additional concentrates and various fish products from Juneau and Cordova firms are listed. The vessel carries 64 passengers en route to Seattle and 22 tourists, with several locals disembarking or boarding at Juneau, Ketchikan, and other ports.
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Steamship Alaska
Gus Nord
Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska
Cordova
Telitara
Juneau
Alaska Tu Hemi
Chichagoff
C. Newquist
I. M. Basse
Sebastian Sturat
Emil Macking Company
Vabllez
Shepard's Point Packing Company
Pioneer Pocking Co
Port Althorp
Seattle
Ketchikan
W. L. Hodgson
J. P. Williams
Harry Kimura
S. Guyet
P. L Delon
F. ©. Wilson
F. C. Wilson
Clara Yarick
Inez Giese
H. O'Connell
Karin Preston
Chas, Preston
R. BE. Murphy
Geo. J. Beck
H. Blake
J. C. Teed
Herbert Wallock
Geo. Kasliske
Martin Wm. Jackson
Ernest Cananico
Emma M. Marshall
H. G. Wamsley
Chas. Schultz
P. A. Agnew
J. L. Caanaugh
Tteryl Price
F. A. Donoghue
Chas. Maki
J. BR. Criment
J. Sanderson
Peter Drogonich
A. J. Buhtz
W. W. Clifford
Hol, Levy
C. J. Cornwall
J. L. Neville
Claude Shea
Mor Wrangell
Jack Tritt
Jack Caiur
James Whaley
Steamer Northbound and Southbound Schedule Highlights
Northbound steamers Prince Rupert Princess Alice Queen Jefferson and others list arrivals and sailings for Seattle Vancouver Sitka Petersburg Petersburg bound routes. Southbound ships Yukon Admiral Watson depart around July 1 to 4 with Alaska and Henry bound for Petersburg and Chikagoff ports.
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Prince Rupert
Princess Alice
Queen
Jefferson
Northwestern
Seattle
Princess Louise
Vancouver
Prince George
Admiral Evans
Admiral Rogers
Alameda
Victoria
Alaska
Henry
Saves
Petersburg
Virginia LV
Chichagoff
Southboun
Yukon
Admiral Watson
Canada
Europe
W. L. Coates
Bank Loans and Competition Threaten World Trade
A former Treasury official analyzes Europe's lag in world trade and the Dawes plan. He warns bankers to guard loans abroad against aiding competition. Germany's coming repayment and surplus exports could worsen U S competition, prompting U S groups to form a coordinated plan with major chambers and associations.
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Europe
Robinson
United States
Germany
Great Britain
National Foreign Trade Council
International Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Bankers’ Association
Investment Bankers’ Association
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Treasury
Alameda Sails South Early This Morning
The southbound steamer Alameda under Capt Jerry Flynn of Alaska Steamship Co arrived in Juneau at 6 30 am and sailed at 8 am for Seattle, staying two and a half hours for sightseeing. No Juneau passengers aboard, several from north en route to Seattle. It carried 400 tons of coal discharged at Haines for Chilkoot Barracks and listed passengers for Seattle Ketchikan Petersburg with multiple named individuals.
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Alameda
Jerry Flynn
Alaska Steamship Company
Juneau
Seattle
Sitka
Haines
Skagway
Chilkoot Barracks
James Myers
Winona Lawton
Doris Stalberg
Ketchikan
Elizabeth Robertson
Bessie Consego
J. E B. Ward
Petersburg
Father Monroe
Albert Sherar
Ernest Johnson
Geo. Paradis
Tides Tomorrow High Tide and Low Tide Times
Tomorrow shows high tides at 3 26 a m and 4 29 p m with a high tide lasting moderate duration and a low tide at 10 26 p m. Data appears as a nautical tide table with times and numbers.
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Wmi
Coe
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Polly and
Pals
Polly
OM Lela Me, Tien
Aingt
Nedapaper Peacure Service
Sal
Front St
Junesu Moton Co
Nema
Wisconsin
Enngine
Pole
Moonah
P.O
K. DD. Mclean
R. P. Nelson
Connors Motor Co
Star Bakery
Star Dukery
Christine
W. D. Brown
Front Street
Lund
Fifth and Kennedy
Seaview Apts
Martin
Light Company
Eleaview Apartments
Feldon
Cliff Anta
H. G. Welch
6Th St
8Th St
Tide Flats
Palmist
Finley’s
First National Hank
Carlson
Sitka Stot Springs
F. L. Goddard
Berry
PHONT
Gastineau Hotel
Covidh
Archiie
John Covich
Frop
Lakich Taxi Hire
Stridebaker Without
Junean Ooms
Department OF the Interior
J. Lindley Green
Register
Marine News
Estebeth
Taku
Glacier
Alma
iZynda Hotel
Juneau Ferry
Guy, Smith, Douglas
Juneau Ferry & Navigation Company
Canadian National Railways
S. S. “Prince Rupert” Or “Prince George
H. RB. Shepard
Virginia
Juneau City Dock
Hoonah
Alasha
Rogers
Tevans Swatson
Due Aneau
Due Izmeau SB
Yakatat
Nichols
Guy 1
Smith
Hon
Douglas
Oh Admiral Line
Alexander
Alameda Victoria
Jepperson
Southwestern
IP Company
W. E. Nowel
L. W. Kilburn
The
Orient
Oregon
J. EK. McAlister
Agt
Starr
Seward
Unalaska
San Juan
G. C. Henderson
Seward, Alaska
Henry J
Rake
Tyee
Warm Springs Bay
Red Bluff Bay
Port Walter
Port Armstrong
Port Conclusion
Port Alexander
Pillar Bay
Washington Bay
Saginaw Bay
Kake
Ramstead Transportation Co., Uno
Way Ports
Tenakee Springs
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