B R 0 S I U S & N 0 0 N
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
Vswils I'nr - STVNDARl) MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
t KY E — BRIJHN COMPANY
S K >V A K I)
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of lleanlintss
ami Sanitary Conditions.
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Will 1 lelp You
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A. U. Busch, former restaurant man
of this city, is registered at the Hot 11
Seward on h»s way to the interior. M .
Busch arrived on the Admiral Watseo.
C A. McUouifaB. from Fnirban1 .
who has been stopping at the Hold
Seward for the past wee*t, Tore on t
Admiral Watson last nijrht for Sel*!*»
via.
Nick He renof.*, repistm :P2T from
Afojrnak. arrived on the Adnorul W:
son yesterday and is registered at t‘ e
Hotel Seward. Mr. Drrenoff is to ;**
cate in Seward.
S. A. Baker, registering Prop* Wa
imrton. 1>. (\. arrival on the Adtni ,.i
Watson, is a gu**st at the Hotel Ove
land.
U. (V Doherty and several men lef*
IMST1L1.ATK p* r ta-e at Gratfn
Home of Hart ScIia* flier Mar *
clot him: l RB ACH h
l.ad> l’orrinclon \aecum sweeper ■»
ai GRAFFS
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Sled-, for hoys and gir!> at Gracl *.
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KAYO 1 amps with shades $3.30 a*
Graefs.
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Klee trie Seeing Machine motors »t
Grief*.
National Water Motor Washeis
at J. L. Graefs.
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Fiaine Kocene and Pearl Oil at
Graffs.
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Ice Creepers and Shales— Grads
Fishermen’s Supplier at Graefs.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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PLUMBING ANT)
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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on tho Admiral Watson for Seldovia.
< nroute to Port Chatham.
W. M. Ahhott arid wife, arrivals on
the Admiral Watson are registered . f
thA Hotel Seward.
W. S. Hair, who came over on V •»
Admiral Watson from LaToucne, is re
pistoled at the Hotel Overland.
H. T. Jansen, restaurant man f**o:;
the states, is registered at the I
Seward enroute to tiie interior.
Mis. Hubbard expects to leave to
morrow for a short visit at the Prim
rose mine.
Milo* Peoiran returned yestenln** e»*
the Admiral Watson from a husnes*.
trip t»* LaTouehe.
Robert ami W iliam Mnnthey m’*
over ‘‘’’em l.aTouche yesterday on tire
Admiral Watson.
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HAS MONEY IN
The amount of tax money received
to date, January, f>th, is $.‘16,126.90 and
the present condition of the Irea-wy
shows on hand the sum of $15,;>78.4
The above 'fas the brief financi d
statement made lest nipht by c 4
treasurer Hugrli Pouphcrtv to the c!<y
councilmen.
Continuing? his financial report, Mr
Pouphe t\ said: “I wish to call attea
tii-n at this time to the fact that ov.
in*;- to the pavmcmt of delinquent taxes
for the years 1916, 1917, 1918, to
pe .her with the taxes for 1919. neces
sitating over 2000 extra cncries in thi
year's work, the present incumOeni in
t’" office of the city treasurer ane
tax collector # has had to hanchc a
groat part of the work, wnlch nomin
ally should have been performed ay
hi- predecessors in office, tor tn»* piei
th’'ee years. These back delinquencies
h: vc brought into the treasurv ov ”
$1 .',,000 and in all fairness for
work this performed in this unusu'd
year’s work in the treasurer’s office,
l fcnl that the sum of $100 would be
a rair compensation for the extra work
th is performed.”
The report and the request was ro
fe red to the finance committee to re
port back to the city council.
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* BRINGS HIS W IFE NORTH
F. E. Been, formerly a resident of
Sc-vanl, returned north on the Admir
al Watson yesterday, accompanied h\
hi- wife. Mr. and Mrs. Been are ro
J. iiiww !■ Twr-nro-—
COTTER'S 1
Just received
I the finest I
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Ruckled
ARCTICS
fti light and heavv g
I weight. Come in and |
Have A LOOK. H
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna. Broad Pass. Nenana and
all interior points
Arrangements can be made by lettey, telephone
or wii e.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna. Alaska.
Fmisiied Rooms
Hot and Col(f Water
Steam tleat
VANGILDER BUILDING
gistcrcd temporarily at the Hotel Sew
ard until they secure a residence.
\\ \TSON SAILS WESTRWARD
The Admiral Watson cleared iv*r
Halibut Cove and Seldovia at
o’clock last night with the following
pa senders: Mrs. A. Reta% and daur:*
ter. K. Ci. Doherty, W. K. Moo»<\
James McConnell, J. Pierson, K. La
1, tv Coorg.* Kern*. C. A. Me Donga .
L. W. llomci and Peter Anderson.
The Adniinil Watson will return to
Sc vard enroute to Seattle, tomorrow
evening.
CITY COCNCIL MEETS
The first meeting of the city oc.in
41 fo»* tins year was held last nigh,
and Mayor Chamberlin line (Tonne *
m< i Lucas, Graef, McN’ocr, Vvhiue*
iru re and Horner were present. Re
gular monthly hills and incident! I
nil amounting to $1,210.53 were rend
an 1 ordered paid. W. W. Lukens, who
dr »w the plans and specifications of
th * proposed floating dock was g ant
ed $100 and this amount was ordered
paid.
w l) \ T 11 i : R R E P o R T
Tin* following is the weather repott
fo th«* 24 hour.* ending at 7 oVhvk
tit ; morning: —
SEWARD 3(5, Raining, Calm.
Anchorage 24, Pt. Cloudy, No rtf.
Wasilla 20, Cloudy, Calm.
Talkeetna 32, Cloudy, Last.
Chickaloon 25. Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 36, Cloudy, East.
Yl iOROl S ACTION STOPPED
FISH PIRACY MENACE
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Starting with the month of June,
th * robbing of f»sh traps and the in
timidation of watchmen eonstit itcd
a tenure to cannery operations, *a.' •
Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr., in his annual
iv ort. Apparently a well-organiz ?d
cn \spiracy existed for the illicit bra l
itig of traps and for the disposal of
tl * plunder. It was estimated that
at least 20 boats were engaged in
th unlawful practice After r n
siderable delay, , during which time
th fish pirates were particularly ac
ti *. authority was received from
Washington to proceed energetically
L inches and special deputies were
e» ployed, and several arrests wen
m do. The Territory, by extending
ar istance to the Bureau of Fish^rie.
w s able to obtain needed evidence.
T e naval patrol was actively engaged
a' all times, and rendered valuab*
pi wentive service. Fish piracy f >i
t! s year at least ,has been broken up.
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COURT MARTIAL FIGURES
WASHINGTON, Jan., 6— The an
n* al report of Maj-Gen. Crowder
si nvs that in the last fiscal year
- 16,547 persons wore tried before a
i general courtmartial an<? 85 per,
' cent convicted. Of the charges
against officers, one-third compris
ed drunkenness, absence, without
; leave or conduct unbecoming to an
officer; while one-half of the charg
ees against enlisted men were for etc* j
sertion, absence without leave, d's- i
obedience, and sleeping on post. Heath j
penalties totaled 165, and execution!
wa consummated in 35 cases, 10 in j
Era nee and 25 in the United States
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GREAT BKITIAN WAGES
WAR ON RACE SUICIl*E
LONDON, Jan., 6— England is
, waging a involute war against van
suvd<* a*»! iiriV.nl morality. Un)e3*
-he inn t-ducal-' i or poplc in Hi-' ex
pi i’ency * f in. using the Brit’Mi p»>* ■
pulalion l.v Brilhh birtns and or cci.
:o ving the lives «.nd health of c*l.i*d
in already *>^r», she fears th u '-‘.*1
many *n **\nty years will be an* • tc
wage again** iu.i a war that Gomauy
may w n then.
BERLIN, Jan., 6— To induce ia
bo. to greater production, German
scientists are experimenting in Hie!
K: iser Wilhelm Institute for La-;
bor Physiology the so-called “Her- ,
man Taylor System*' patterned if*.-* • j
the Taylor system in use in America.1
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PARIS, Jan., f>— It lias been made i
iM- gal to trade in pawn tickets in
France.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
1N THE PROBATE COUTRT IN \ND
! 'OR K ENA I PRECINCT. THIRD
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
In flu* Matter of the Estate
of
S. 0. Morford. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the undersigned is the duly im
ported, acting and qualified Execute
id' the Estate of S. 0. Morford, <le< •p'K.
oil. and all creditors of, and all per
sons having claims against said estate,
:ii * hereby notified to present such
cl 'ims, with proper vouchers, witn a
si' months from the date of th <
notice, to the said Executor at his oi
f! e in the Van Gilder Building, at
1 Seward, Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, .lanu-ry.’
! r», 1920.
CURTIS R. MORFORD, I
Executor of the Estate of ,
S. 0. Morford. deceased.
(Seal)
G: teway 5 Times. ,
1 *st Pub., .Ian., 6, 1920.
!, <t Pub., Feb., 3 1920.
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richness oi’ pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s ":he
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Actual Sixtf
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>ch .vn.wcVr Iros. ? Co., Inc., Seattle, Washington, Distributors
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ALASKA TRANSFER ;
H. V. HOBEN, Manaokk
Coal, Wood and Ice
Gflncra] TraDSferr •» • Pbone9, Main l" and M
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
8 E V 0
ALSO
M0N0P01
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building •
’ 4 i Wayne Blue, Agent.
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SEWARD ALASKA
^Pat y<m&
owTidS
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service that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can’t siand up.
But Goodrich 44Hi-Prcss” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. I hey’re made in a
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they can t leak or peel.
One pair will outlast a whole
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wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your‘money on Goodrich
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he satisfied with anything
eise.
, Sold by 45,000 Dealers
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