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L. O. O. M„ No- l*-5
Meetn every Tuesday d H-M., nt
\ ]{ i adi. Vinitiag Brother*
Invited.
i tifi ' . Vnder-on Dictator.
Julian Reed, secretary.
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VIONKKKS OF ALASKA
K.LOO NO. »
Tiei^s on 2nd and 4th SaTurd*}
,*.-h nth. X p <*-, Pioneer Hall
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Mt t:OKU KKM'LTS FROM
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As a result of witchcintt, a .e.i."
ice still prevalent among the Indian
n Alaska. IVter Lawrence, an in- !
Han .from Yakutat and Sitka. is hi
‘ ' 1
> iml . ami with
lv ... . n- 1 m ol murdering l»ill> ,
lames, another Yakutat Indian, ac
•onlinir to I’nited States Commission
y y\ \\elson. who took the inpur*
m! man to luneau, last week, says the
lunoau Empire.
V-, told by M»*. Axel son, BilK*
iam<e \vif • * ad been ill for some time
: n, corsa'led an Indian doctor by
i ,, najac of IVtorson, that he might
1 -cover v he had fmwitched bis wife. .
iVerson e m-d IVter Lawrence, then
lt the fishder grounds, as the pe’sen
.rho had t»c vi’ched her and caused ho
i cknes -
\Vhr»* l a rortco came in twiti >
r.s\\'ni ' " ’ !s he was told that I’d’ y
l ,,, % »;m» after him, so I o\v
that night at the wintei
\,p day James went nn
I - imer village, met *':rv.
, j- j, manner
1 •*■»!• the cannery. Lawrence
\ ,» L »* gun. tV lowed James and
Y*at*r \\\< hearing before Jud*p
\ l>r* was conf'ned in the eon*5
o t’ ‘ri* i»\***vie. d to find nn
which I < ot hi - thi >«
- :*n attempt to commit sircide. 1*'
h.o'ight »o Juneau and placed in
> hospital ai’d *r the care of a pby
dean.
paiM'l'Ns WIV
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\; K\ \\’!>ttl v. Kgypt, $ *pt.,
v \ . v J< are mnv M;f* at' *
1 wrt received hei*e t \
n • ’:t' m - *oi m
d«*cla»vd K crypt should be inde
p. ad *nt. V «:“n*orstration brokt out
hv which* nqili e«i the poke to que'l
I DM HER and BD1KDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS DOORS. GRASS, Mil.I.-WORK and ItOAT LUMBER.
xiw - STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TltOMaKK, STANDARD KID.
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FKYE — HRUHN COMPANY
S E W A K I>
Inspect our Kefriuerators.
Ah.,ur<» Yourself of Cleanliness \
and Sanitary Conditions. j
W ■ .."
S) 1 a ii'sp« rse the* crowds.
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l'Pt' man wlo wants out yo 11 «*
may be* a true friend- but. you feed .ik
kicki t the aarne.
SERIAL 01118
N vrin; or application lcu
PATENT FOR C(0 Vb LAN OS.
D p \ R I ME\ r Ob THE INILRIOU
Ni » Kf> s i atks i.ano oi l it i.
JCNKAC, ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HKRKltY Riven tie
XV Thompson Valley Coal Company, a
vc po ation organized under the la*’-s
0r Oi * s ate of Arizona and du’y ivi
♦ a ,, ]•/' < i) do buxine*. ' in t u* >■ 11
0C V; ;V: . 1 :»< made app’Vatmn un<l**v
the A >f Cong
o April *2s. 1904. and May 28. 1908,
;• 1 the provisions of the Kevtseu
SMtutts relating to the location of
co d lands to purchase the Tip 'I <>p
mt i Fourth Oi‘ duly coal claims which
t*, •,’ji ]> *i t o the group o*< t <> •
n . ■ • 1 ■ r. s Su vey '• •
K which is more particularly c!
c ibed as i ow >
i * .| »a.'iieuvt **t t * *’ No. 1. v:h *n« •
th .ru e K. 110.20 ehs. to ( or. .Vo. 1. the
pi. co of beginning. Said survey N> .
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I
loO is situated on the N. shore of 1
Chignik Lay and in latitude 50 deg. 2d |
min., V and Long. 158 deg., •;H niin. I
\\\t Mag.' Yar 20 deg. 50 min. K.
\n and all persons claiming ad- i
sc y any o£ said lauds are required
'ile w ith the Register and Receiver
>. i.. M.* I'ngn No. <> bears due »ve*t
' u:> chs., tlienee \. SO chs. to Cor.
J. tli •in**' W. 1 !• .27 chs. to Cor.
\< . thence S. SO chs. to Cor. No. 4,
the l nit< 1 States Land Oflicc at
’• vmii, Alaska, their adverse claim
h *ath, during the sixty clays per
o<* publication of the notice of said
■» n!Nation or within six months
or or they will ho debarred by
♦visions of the statutes.
KFFIE A. FRISBEE,
Register.
.! MO 22. 1919.
aid (mtowny Cl issues.
♦ . first Pub. Aug., 25, 1919.
e of last Pub. Nov.. 4th, 1919.
t \Di'UTAKING COMPANY
l icensed Embalmer*
funeral Director?*
SEW A KD, ALASKA.
in*! nimimi iimiimimiiiiitM/iMtnHH11
A. r. w* * '
LI. v. Hohkn
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HO BEN, Manager
Goal, Wood and Icc
,, . , I'hones, Main 1" and HI
General Transfer-*
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY |
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
SLWARH ALASKA •
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated I'ress Service.
ALL OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
FACTS ABOUT SEWAllI)
Seward is situated on Resurrection Bay. midway m
(J , coast line of the Gulf of AI .ska and K>0 miles Irom
rc ute of the Pacific steamers ; the Orient.
The various trade routes of the North . antic Ocean,
a d all the roads and highway and trails and mountain
r ,st>s from the interior convei re at this point much as m
n ture had anticipated the nee 1 of a gateway through
waicli the trade and travel of -a great region might lnut
C( nenient passage. • .
The deep, perfectly protec ed harbor presents an on
long surface embracing forty square miles, upon which
a y ship that floats may sad i'l salety at any tune, anc
v iich in appearance suggests r 'thing so much as a beau i*
fi I inland lake. _ . . .... .,_
The mainland and sucre ' > nesunccuim ouFFV
pie space and perfect topograp: ■' tor the building of a t*_ J
<»i whatever extent future need- may develop; and tins cir
c; instance, added to its natura. position as a gateway to
(! e interior, and the freedom f r >m ice at all seasons ot the
h. rbor and adjacent waters lea 1 the government to select
ti is port as the ocean terminal for the railroad. 1 he un
1; litcd coal and oil and minera resources of Alaska w -a
11 iv, through this port to enter the commerce of the world,
a d in return will come the surplies lor distribution o\gi
a erritory greater in extent t an many state combined,
ti as making it the great port cf the North I’acitic or the
N EW YORK OF ALASKA. . .
lor other facts about Seward and the great distiict
s. nounding this city, write to tac
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
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