An ivory model of the noted ship,
made by a native of the Diomedes,
is eliciting much attention at the
Nugget Shop.
TIDES TOMORROW •
High tide 1:39 a. m.. 14.6 feet
Low tide 7:17 a. m„ 4.0 feet
Hig*h tide 1:06 p. m„ 17.3 feet
Low tide 7:56 p. m.. -1.7 feet
LIGHTHOUSE RESERVE
SURVEYS NOW FILED;
LAND IS WITHDRAWN
Notice Is hereby given that the
triplicate plate and field notes in
the matter of the following surveys
c' U. S. Lighthouse Reserves in Al
a ka, har: been filed in the U. S.
Lend Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
By reason of their withdrawal and
reservation the lands embraced in
the~e surveys are not subject to en
try. The surveys arc as follows:
U. S. Survey No. 1613, Danger
Foint. Admiralty Island.
IJ. S. Survey No. 1617, Grave Point,
cn Stephens Passage.
U. S. Survey No. 1620, Inner Point
Cophli. lev Strait, Chichagof Island.
V. G. Su.vey No. 1621, 'ling-mil
T oint on Xuiu Ltland, on Chatham
Strait.
U, S. Survey No. 1632, Point Arden
on Stephens Passage.
U, S. Survey No. 1722, Mountain
Point, on Wrangell Narrows.
U. S. Survey No. 2171, Point Crow
ley, cn Kuiu Island,
1 PASSENGERS
ON NORTH SEA
FOR THIS PORI
SEATTLE. Nov. 26. — Steamer
Nen h S;,'si s iile . i <. l
uled time for Southeast Alaska ports.
Ir.? following passengers aboard
the North Sea are booked for Ju
neau :
Mrs. Helen Bender, E. G. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Clements. Sc
ba. tlan Pollner. Jack Nichols, John
Fenwick.
WHALERIS IN
DISTRESS OFF
SO. CALIFORNIA
Ccrst Guard Cutter Stand
ing by Vessel with
30 Men Aboard
SAN PEDRO. Cal., Nov. 26.—The
whaler California is holding its own
after springing a leak off Santa
Barbara Island.
