THe
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
ONLY
NATIONAL BANK
3=2 IIVISION
UNDER SUPERVISION
OF
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
fi. A BURNER. M«*s«r MRS. W. A. MtNEILEY, Pr«*
FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD
aid
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
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MASONS NOTH'K
SfHH*ial communication, Seward
Lodge, No., 219, F. X* A. M., Wedne -
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day night. February *2."*th. S o’clock.
Work in third degree.
F2o W. 0. Ferry, Secretary.
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TWO FREIGHTERS SOON BACK
ON THE RI N TO Al. VSK \
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After operating in the coastal t.:nU*
in Kuropo and making four voyages
through the Kiel canal, the steamship
Valdez of the Alaska Steamship Com
pany reached San Francisco recently
on her way from the Atlantic to Se
attle, says the Seattle Times of re
cent date.
The Valdez began her present voy -
age in Baltimore, where she loaded a
shipment of steel for this coast. She
also took aboard a consignment of
railroad iron in Balboa. Nearly all • f
her cargo is consigned to San Fran
cisco. After discharging in Califor
aia the vesael will load general m*r
SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
THrphonr, .Hawn 12H.
SYLVIA’S
chundise for Seattle.
The Valdez left the North Pacific
last spring for Cuba with a cargo of
i ce loaded in Seattle and Vancouver,
I». <\ After discharging in the west
Indies the vessel went to New York,
v here she was chartered by th^
Alaska Steamship Company to the
Federal Operating Company and load
ed for England.
During one of her visits in Liver*
poo! the Valdez was fifty-one days
discharging a cargo of lumber, accord
ing to won I received in Seattle from
Captain H. Hobv, her master, Captain
Hobey explained that the longshore,
men in Liverpool would work only a
few hours a day and refused to per
mit the use of the ship’s tackle. The y
•nd te»| on carrying the lumber off
‘he vessel on their backs. When th*.
hip’s officers remonstrated with :b*
English stevedores they were usually
g feted with shouts from the worker?.
‘‘If you don’t like the way we’re un
ledin* your bloomin’ ship, give us ov*
money and we’ll go up to the pub.”
The steamship Juneau of the Alaska:
S.eamship Company, which has been
l lying between New York and Central
ai.d South American ports for the fast
year and a half, will start loading
: «H>n in Boston for this coast. The car
"'o.for the vessel will be booked by the
New England Maritime Corporation.
Both vessels wilt l»e returned to the
Seattle-Alaska trade on their arrival
in Seattle, according to officers of the
Va k:* Steamship Company.
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Mrs. J. H. King, a girl reared inj
Juneau, died recently in California of
tuberculosis.
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