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Location Notice "Dude" Claim by Leslie F. Parker, Glacier Bay, Alaska. |
First prospecting trip by Leslie and Abraham Lincoln Parker (age 71) to Glacier Bay following reopening of mining in 1936. "Dude" discovered by Leslie "Les" Parker Sept. 28, 1937. Witnessed by Abraham Lincoln Parker & recorded Dec. 6, 1937 in Juneau, Territory of Alaska.
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(For summary of mining claims in and around Glacier Bay and surrounding areas, click http://www.gustavushistory.org/articles/view.aspx?id=10034 )
LODE CLAIM
NOTICE OF LOCATION
of the Dude Mining Claim.
Notice is Hereby Given that the undersigned, having complied with all the require-ments of the Laws of the United States, and the local laws, customs and regulations has this 28 day of September A. D. 1937 discovered, located and claimed 1500 linear feet, horizontal measurement of, on and alone the lode or vein of quartz, or other rock in place bearing gold, silver, copper, lead or other metal, with 300 feet of surface ground on each side of the center line of said claim; together with all dips, spurs, angles, and variations as allowed by law; and all veins, lodes, deposits, and ground within the lines of said claim; situated in the Juneau mining district, Territory of Alaska. The general course of said vein or deposit as nearly as can, at this time, be determined is Northwesterly and Southeasterly. This claim extends 800 feet Northwesterly and 700 feet Southeasterly from the discovery monument on which this notice is posted, along the course of said center line of said claim. Said claim is more particularly described as follows: This claim is located about 3/4 mile Southeast of the mouth of Reid Glacier Point, 1/2 mile south from the South shore of Reid Inlet, Glacier Bay.
Witnesses: A.L. Parker
LESLIE F. PARKER
___ Locators and claimants.
Filed for record at 9:00 o'clock, A.M., 12-6-37. Recorded In Book 28 of Lodes,, page 495.
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Location Notice "Dude" Claim by Leslie F. Parker, Glacier Bay, Alaska. |
First prospecting trip by Leslie and Abraham Lincoln Parker (age 71) to Glacier Bay following reopening of mining in 1936. "Dude" discovered by Leslie "Les" Parker Sept. 28, 1937. Witnessed by Abraham Lincoln Parker & recorded Dec. 6, 1937 in Juneau, Territory of Alaska.
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(For summary of mining claims in and around Glacier Bay and surrounding areas, click http://www.gustavushistory.org/articles/view.aspx?id=10034 )
LODE CLAIM
NOTICE OF LOCATION
of the Dude Mining Claim.
Notice is Hereby Given that the undersigned, having complied with all the require-ments of the Laws of the United States, and the local laws, customs and regulations has this 28 day of September A. D. 1937 discovered, located and claimed 1500 linear feet, horizontal measurement of, on and alone the lode or vein of quartz, or other rock in place bearing gold, silver, copper, lead or other metal, with 300 feet of surface ground on each side of the center line of said claim; together with all dips, spurs, angles, and variations as allowed by law; and all veins, lodes, deposits, and ground within the lines of said claim; situated in the Juneau mining district, Territory of Alaska. The general course of said vein or deposit as nearly as can, at this time, be determined is Northwesterly and Southeasterly. This claim extends 800 feet Northwesterly and 700 feet Southeasterly from the discovery monument on which this notice is posted, along the course of said center line of said claim. Said claim is more particularly described as follows: This claim is located about 3/4 mile Southeast of the mouth of Reid Glacier Point, 1/2 mile south from the South shore of Reid Inlet, Glacier Bay.
Witnesses: A.L. Parker
LESLIE F. PARKER
___ Locators and claimants.
Filed for record at 9:00 o'clock, A.M., 12-6-37. Recorded In Book 28 of Lodes,, page 495.
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