SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY
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G. L. JUDSON. - - ■ LESSEE
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Seward, Alaska, April 1, 1914.
WHAT J. L. GRAEE SAYS.
J. L. Graef was busy when the Gate
way man called. He was sitting at his
desk with a half smoked cigar in his
mouth and the front of his desk lit
tered with an array of blue prints,
price lists and samples of steel ceiling.
We put the stereotyped questi >n to
him about the futureoi Seward. J. L.
smiled and earetullv repeated the
question after us, then suddenly, as ii
taking hold of the idea, said:
4%l think Seward is good, it was
ifoou once before and will be good
again/' Again he repeated. * ‘ D» you
know things always huppei again."*
Look at me. i ran tor councilman last
year and l am going to run again. Last
vear 1 win elected anu this year i am
going to hr e»e«■!ed again. 1 think
♦ hat Suwuid is dne for a run of pros
perity. tiw like of which we have
never >* en betorv. Ail the signs point*
that way and 1 oeUevu in signs. A by
Wilson would have never signed that
railroad bid it it had nut been for Sew
aid. lit* >\ \s that it*:s place is on
the map ami he sno s that Seward is
the only place on the map that wilt do
to build a railroad from, ami that s the
reason he signed the bill. I know that
there is going* to be a rush in heie,
and that’s the reason i am getting
fixed up. When l finish the improve
ments on r ids place that i have uncer
wav. f will have the best hardware
store in Alaska. Do you suppose that
t would be doing ail of t his work and
spending all of this money it L did not
feei sure that the railroad was going
to start from bore? Weil, 1 guess not.
1 tee! so sure oi it that t am spenoing
inv good money getting ready, and it
amounts to betting that Seward will
be the place. 1 tell you it's the truth.
Youcat/t get *itta> from Seward, and
the Gateway said a whole lot when
it said that same thing the other day/’
The steamer Dora e.\[n'Ct s to reach ,
Cnaiaska this evening.
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Why should 1 worry? Dread for
Sale and Meals at all hours.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To George Buzard. J. O. Buzard, E. H. Mcikle
john, It. C. Myers. E. I). Brown and Mcikle
john & Company, their heirs, executors and
to whom it may concern:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended during the year 1913 the sum of
one hundred dollars in labor and improvements
on each of the following mining claims, and the i
uiditional sum of eight dollars and fifty cents :
($8.50) for proof of said labor: said claims being
dtuated in the Kenai Mining District, near
Hope. Alaska, to wit:
The Teddy Bear. Teddy Bear No. 3.
Teddv Bear No. 1. Teddy Bear No. 4.
Teddy Bt ar No. 2.
and one tunnel site, all of which are duly re
corded in the Recorder s Office at Seward,
Alaska.
The amount claimed ami due to the under
signed from the respective parties mentioned
is as follows:
George Buzard, fifty-three dollars, and Hfty
i four cents.
,1. O. Buzard. three dollars and four cents.
K. II. Meiklejohn, three dollars and four
1 cents.
R. 0. Myers, three dollars and four cents.
R. D. Brown, three dollars and four cents.
Meikleiohn £ Company, one hundred and six
! tv-eight dollars and lifty-tlve cents.
’ U within ninety days after publication of this i
not ice. you fail or refuse to contribute and pay j
over to the undersigned, or to his order, the
j amounts soeeiued. t n» ii the interests of all .or j
any ol the above named co-owners who become j
I ui- imiuei l . he provisions o! tin* notice.
| is claimed and shall become the propert y of
, the undcrsmiied. as specified in Section 2324 of j
tin* Revised Statutes of the United States and ;
the amendments thereto concerning annual1
«ijf minim cdtpins, such interests ol the
a bovo named part ies sha 1 ■ and w ill b<*eome the (
property ui the undersi nod. on failure to eon- |
i n oiite their part ol such assessment as levied |
b\ oi ier of t snare-Holders oi tiu* Ivoilui '
' t .. r \!» . ,) • i. i v. I*'. 1 *. 1 11* \V A R 1.
I' .i’st publiCali(ei, January •-‘d, I’.dt.
Ijjist publication. .Mav if 1911
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NOTICE OH FORFEITURE.
! To ,i. V. Z. i '» * er. M. M. Turner. F. \Y. Tur- !
uer. F 'run r. F. F. Yeaton. \\ M. Hill. F ,
I). Kunu “. .sour heirs, administrators anti 1
You are 1km by notified that I. the sub
>0!- brr. M. (\> mi y, of .sunrise. Alaska, have j
expend d il»11i; the year IUIJ One Hundred j
D iiuis.u :u • r and impiv vena n! s Upon t l*t* j
i liicuyo FiUeer Minim? t hum* rbtuated on
Sin Mile Fivek in lie* sunrise mining region,
iv luii hVt or Mn,; l*r einet. 'Pei ritor> v 1 Alaska.
T, <•; u . • ♦ ft v f said claim isof record J
(Jj .. < « I e; * ' s < l the ivcords (>f said
iw ... i i ivci:n ; j . vevs. in the office ct lh»
* s, t Vmieiss o? er tor sa id record in k precinct !
at Sew a rd. Alaska, tv winch ImhiI\ uiul pure rrl*
s n *\ m. i« t*>r a more particular
, vi >ei .pti ** <*f said claim.
Sani exiu' dilurc was made tor the purpose
’of iioidni;' >ai ; c aim under the provisions of
Section TFM oi the Devised Statutes of the
Fnded Sta esc< eernm.r annual labor on min*
inn’claims, mi d amount beinj? the sum remdred
to < id m.u! imnintr claim for the period end
ing December J*!, loU.
,\i.d iiMO' * within ninety days after the corn- ;
p.. i of tie* p iniication ol tnis not.ee you
eontt hide your proportion of such expendi- j
iu *»* i> co owners your proportion beimr in ;
th< sun] of >’‘‘.*10 i ach. your interest in said
’ c.a m will become fh • property of thestib
s uibci*. win) is your co-owner and who has :
made the vxpemiit ires and improvements ie i
jibc*\e mentioned pursia nt to the provisions of ;
i said statute.
1 Dated Sunrise, Alaska, January 10. 1*11.
X )NN( >LLY. ;
First publication, January IT. 1911.
Dust publication, Apilr*M. 1914.
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