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NOTICE OF ELECTION
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Notice i horeti\ given that at tin
horn' of nine o’clock A . M. on tile ion .
day of Fee nary, i 1111 > th* rcgistra:
ion hooks of the Town of Sc
he oj». n at The Sewaul Da;ir Compa
for the purpose of leistering ad
qualified elcetoi , twenty -on«
of age or ov.-r. who are ciii/.ens of t!:
United States or who . ve divla ei
their int* rC *n * * - • •
who have resided « >n inuou. ly one
year next preceding the date of ti e
election in the T r* t ' y of A’aska.
and >'x months next proceeding th
date o* elect on within the corporate
limits of the T* vvn of Seward. A’1
e’ »ctors nn >t. he for viv:ng. r gi te ‘
their names and qualify ati m \\:
ihe Uegist’at«on Officer.
IT gist rat on ho.>\
•very day. e\c *d Sunday- and T«»1 •*
. beginning February 15th, 1919, *
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• • •• y m \ yv wjw t)l $J§ 7
SEWARD, ALASKA.
LUMBER and BUILDERS
u ! (if following hours;
From 9 A. M. lo 12 Noon
From 2 I\ M. to 1\M.
and Si . y next pre
( (I ni;- tFt* first Tuesday in April,
oi . V. ::. lo 12 Noon, From 2 I*.
. mi 7 P. M. to 10 P.
M.
T n ...J . *isl ration books will bo
(l {'( ; tub election at ten o’clock
. March 29th, 1919.
v t ion will be held on the
v i . . *y in April for the purpose
i- l ily Officers and members
>i it ‘ Si bo’.l Hoard.
wa <1, Alaska, February,
i:Uh, 1919.
Julian II. Reed,
Municipal Clerk.
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r •*. •'!! known on*r’’
nn 5anic has purchased tbo
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*■ earn* of Mr. Wa1,
• in > t’.is business in Juneau wil'
(«*’ \ i • ::ni:('’y wo*1):,
s' ' b • n done in tin
'> Juneau.
\h■> be e fox farm or- j
f.*o
. n ’ j t < heviiMT vee**
n i . '<«» bas !>e I
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In* says seems to agree with them bol
ter than a meat diet, and the fur it
better. Some time ago a few red and
one silver fox escaped f'om the farm
: but they came hack again and al
| though they evaded capture, the; j
hung around the place. Kiel laid trap
for them and . ucceeded in getting the
i silver fox, whose pelt i*; worth $200.
Sand Point is a small settlement on
I Humboldt harbor in Popof land, •<*
j the west.ward, near the Alaska penirr
| ula. Put what it lacks in size :t mak» ;
j up in patriotism. In a recent drive for
Unds for Ucd Cross work the work ol
hat place don ited twenty native ha ♦
kets which were sold for $1400, whir!',
as v v« n to the l*ed (hors.
Tim now Cold Crook bridge at .N
v an, which ha been erected undm* |
iporvi ’ f Ton trial Road
mm.. oner Kd. (’. Hurlbutt, to ro
nee tiie s'nicP’re wa. bod out dur
•<v th< pood ip .September is now f; i
! e 5 and op a for t rnffic.
M-Ving men in tbo Tolovana dis*
•Vt. v’ho suffered :i severe loss last
, w>n through shortage of water,'
?*,v« (oncei'.e ! plan overcome
sihiltv o* future Rouble. The pro
.1 tjv idv censt motion of a tunnel
rough the hill at the head of Liven*
od c-r^ek t ^ tap Alabama crook >n
1 mV s* I' -f the decide. The tur.
' 1 would be » f; » long.
r' i * ' Mr ‘UAiift C-jviuev’y Ala -
f’ i *K *>•’ * aecepte*:
m •» ni: ••••' ef a mininr
1.i ■ r ' e.-e *»t Chichagof!*.
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ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, MAWAysK t
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Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer n. * Phoaea, Mala 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SLWAFiD WATER anil POWER COMPANY j
JOHN A. NE LSON.^Manager
Office--Bark of Seu ar<? Buildirg
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