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( I Ot KS TIT5NKD B UK
t’locks in Seward were turned hark
this morning one hour. Wide the ma
jority in the states aid oJnv parts °
the territory turned clocks back l hour
yesterday morning at 'J o\ lock, a-> ord
inn to the daylight saving law. S *v
aid did not follow this rule for tv. *
reasons, (.VI. Mears issued an ord«%*
last week designating midnight •»:
Sunday. October iMtlr as the time tov
the various divisions of the govee
ment raiboad to go hack to the old
time. For this reason . Seward t»ni«%
did not change until today in o'd<>r t*
save confusion. Then again — who*
was the us** of tinning the docks back
an hour on Sunday. \v!v*n neatly ev
e**yhod* s!» *i»s late anyway ? I5y turn
ing the clocks to the rear to!./, all
ga'ited that hour lost la>t May with
I >.• « \,-. v on of those working at
\
Dr. . Kind’s New Discovery
haa a successful record
of half a century
/yv, U!;:** for more :han fif*y
• yoj»i’% • nd fi'day al !l:e 70to,ll
of ^ i-"f‘iii. city ! W : <-n you
think i»f if m . you ire bout 1 • '*"
c«»!i\ tie 1 if i* ! >r. King's New » *;s
• u\. i ■ I y ha t It Is m
t«i ..il •>. i»»i.«h-raw ilii*»>.t!s%
eo;.i - ' ' •*' tn.eni •* che tv. *o.i n*
plih - ' •] at 0 Teaks t fie line
oi". i .*d •*” 1 : ’ ;ppe ji»* :• k.
I *r. lor'* l< '.<|tV :«*r ' *”** » "hi,
for y i. ’ i:h»;V •» i• *d, • : * .:>!
«!:,»*.• <, *.], i-oiir*;. « * mip. Le
•’ ".■•greo ii'*»* a •;* •** *e!S, Cm - :i • • •
Unites .. . o«:r drt.g ^
Pc'-ci.i /.ct*3Iuggif'i?
Irounder 1
serious si. dii " itfid di< «r< '**s of
; . • hi . !' I g*9
N.-W »/ • !* ' Keep the ll\ r n
i5vi— *. • stem tree frutu wa> e.
£*»e. u I • tile.
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rut;
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litvontl) 1 homuuhly Renovated.
“V. ii U \XDLE ONLY FIRST t !. V <S
GOODS"
••WE l NDEKSIAM) HOW TO
PEEPARF I HEM”
Cleanliness anJ Courtesy
IS OIK MOTTO.
PRIVATE DIMM; ROOM
I OR LADIES
Charles Cameron — John C. (iaffnev
\VK SERVE EVERYTHING
THAT IS GOOD TO EAT
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
That'* us
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GRILL
JOHN’S PLACE
niclit. ami their shift was an hour j
longer.
\\ \ I SON IN \\l> SOl ill
earner Admiral Watson arrived
. t I'M' oVmk yesterday afternoon
and aided for the south two hours ’
»v. i he Watson was delayed prae-I
ticaliy 1^ homs to the westward by !
fo. vR ah accounted for her late nr
iiva! at Seward.
r.e Admiral Watson had v'ts*- ,
' for S'\v;i’d. 1*. M. !»rijrhnni.
V. r Rochno. s. R. G. Doherty and J’. j
V 1'aimer. ,
i os»> leaving Seward on the steam
• as follows: for Seattle - \N.
R Kde and wife. K. Smith. James
Mu r.iy. Richard Ronway. R. A. (iiier,
and nor* stoerajje. hor ke’.chikan — L.
Itilha and l.eo .Irmly. For Juneau—
RhaRes Force, and two sterraCT for j
I .aToui he.
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An \cconri of Conditions and Prog ■
re-> in 1HI7.
The annual buUetin of the l n’teil
States Geological Survey, Department,
of the Interior, on the mineral re
Vi’. i\. i i'1 i'll- Bui let if
t; has been published in parts
numbered from f»!*'J-A to (>’*-•*«, each
pact couta ning reports that can bo
i» operi\ gvoujied together. 1 he sub
tS tO»V del’ed in these parts are as
fo’low s:
\ n U Mining Imlu try in
IP17, by G. G. Martin.
II. \V;-ti i oov • r Investigations and
\iip; *<»• {) ve'ooments in Southeastern
Alaska, eapeis by (». H. Canfield,
ami R. M. Overbeek.
(f. M n ng in Ghistorbina Basin,
Prince William Sound region and
•v tuti Peninski. papers by I heodore
Chapin and R. L. Johnson.
D. Mining and M'neral Deposits in
♦ he Cook lnht-Susitna region, paper;
hy S. R. Capps. .1. R. Merti. jr„ an!
(I, (*. Martin.
K. Sulphur Deposits and Reach Plac
,.rs of Southv ostern Alaska, papeis »y *
A. G. Maddnn.
F. Mining in Fail hanks. Ruby, lint
Springs ami 1 olstoi districts, Alaska,
papers by Theodore Chapin and G. B.
Harrington.
G. Mineral Resources of Seward
IVninsula, papeis by G B. Harrington.
Notices of ‘he paits numbered A, B,
(*, and F. have already been published
in the ore.-- bulletin. Brief abstracts
of the parts numbered IB F. and G,
just published, are given below.
Gold Mining in the Willow Creek
District.
Qua#i*/. les in the Willow ('reek
district. Alaska, whine mining has
been done since 1!H)S. have yielded
more than $1,600,000 in gold and sil-j
ver and are till being worked profit-j
ably. The character of the deposits i
and the work done in the district in i
1017 are described in a report by S. I
R. Sapps, in Bulletin 602— D.
Gold and topper in the Western Tal- ,
keetna Mountains.
D« nosits of gold and copper in the
westei > part of the Talker4na Moun
tains at » described by S. R. Capps in
a report that forms a part of Bulletin |
602- D. The western Taikeotna Moun-'j
tains have long been considered a
promising f;e!d for the prospector. !»•»♦
the only pro hn tivo part of it thus far
is the W’llow Creek district. The con
struction of linos of Government rail- i
roads to the region has made infor
mation concerning the region especial
ly timely and valuable. Mr. Capps giv
es a sketch map of the region and de
scribes its geography and geology as !
well as the vegetation, game, and j
routes of travel.
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That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
tin* following numbers;—
PACE POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERPCME
S U'HLT POWDER
SOAP
Just Arrived from
Palmer, New York.
SEE OCR II ALLOW E'EN
NON ELTIES ALSO JEST IN.
SEW'.A Rl> DRUG (’<>.
The Eexall Store.
Mineral Resource- of the Upper Chu*
litna Region.
Th » mincra’ piospeets in the upper
(Tnlitna legion lii' lo to .“»0 miles
soutwest of llread Pass and include
lx ih ge’d lodes and gold placers, lo*
sc. era I years work has been one on
odi (•! ' ins m this ro?nof»* logio'i.
wA»**1 vV ’> Mine*' more easily ucce •
sible by the (lovernnn nt railroads. In
Bulletin ti‘J‘J-0 Mr. Capps gives a
sketch map of the region, describes
its geography, geology, vegetation,
arid game animals, indicates the he a
route* of travel . and presents del;e
cd descriptions of the* claims and pro
spects.
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MOOS v. CELEBRATE
THEIR ANNIVERSARY
WITH DINNER AND l> \NCR
The local or*lev of Moose celebrate*!
tl «*ir .*»!st anniversary Saturday night
by giving a real moose dinner to tin*
members and their families ending
w th a dam • later in the evening to
which the public was invited. At tin
dance, moose sandwiches were th**
special tempting refreshment.
The dinner was served at (> o'clock
in the little A. R. Hall, there being 50
plate*'. During th** dinner sp-mche*
w^re made by I.. V. Rav, D»*. Sloan,
CJ.;s |*e •; n ’Larry Hemsbaw, Mrs. C.
Bergen, IVier Amle’son. •!. I.indley
Green, William J. Nn h, of t: «• Bnt
uru. and Charles Kivft’ng.
Gabriel Santos was tin* cle f for IV
dinner and II. E. Kiisworth was to**
efficient pantryman.
DEPARTMENT OE COMMERCE.
m REAP OE FISHERIES.
Washington, September III, 1919.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
It having bn n recommended that
the Secretary of Commerce set : •
all lakes and streams as preserves for
spawning grounds and limit or *
hibit -commercial #i>hing to1 ■*aIn,on
ami other commcii al I’vkuii mi ‘h*
prosecution of whi* h salmon a'’*1 taken
or injured, in ill such streams am
lakes and all waters trbut-iry ibf ,e*.o
and within 500 yards of tin* mouths of
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CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
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such streams, in Ml wat°’*s of Alaska
flowing into the Pacific Ocean between
the longitude of Cap** Spencer on the
cast and the longitude of Cape Han
chef on tin* west, also in a!l such v a
ers tributary to liering Sea between
t’ape Sa* ichef and Capo Nevonlrini,
notice is hereby given un»:er trie pro
vis oiis of section (> of t::( act of Con
gress approved dune 2d, 100*5, "iititleu
“Am Act for the protection and re
gulation of the fisheries *>! Alaska,
tha a •. ng to det • m : tf udvr.
lability of limiting or prohibiting fish
i iv (*} '*»aiioes in the ano,e-d« «eril»ot{
' wate* \vi!I be held at the office of tin'
Hurrae of Fisheries, 1217 I.. 0. .‘•’noth
UuiMing, Seattle, Wash., on November
20, 1 !>!!>. at 10 o’clock a. in., at whim
1 time and place all persons intercste '
will be heard.
II. M. .SMITH, Commissioner.
Approved: WILLIAM C. RKDKIKLl),
Secretary.
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not prove satisfactory, the furs will be returned to you. Transportation
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SAILINGS ERGM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
ABOUT NOVEMBER 5lh.
;'<>i regular ports in Southeastern ana South .vest
e . ...asha, aif>o to Anchorage anil Kodiak.
I rcM.'i'w*** iirIiI to cii..itRt* seheduic without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wavne Blue, Agent.••.Seward Alaska.
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Alameda calls at Anchorag e.
A. U. McDonald, Agent. 1
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Dentist
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Office In Bank
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OFFICE HOCUS
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Formerly of Nome.
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