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AT SEWARD
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MONDAY vA TUESDAY
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•THE HAPPINESS OF
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I. \ I ESI SPKINti Styles in sliado
ot IS S. ( SI\IU)N and Ol.lN E
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1 ad> does washing and ironing, ln
«;im • I ungalow rear Mrs. Small's on
I’hird axenue after S 1*. M.
M \SON'S NOTH'‘K
MuieJ lommunieation <4 Seward
l.inlue No.. 219, I'. <K; \. M„ will be
luld Wed. May 2Nt S IV M. work 3rd
degree. Sojourning Masons invited.
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SALMON \KK Kl N NINO
Salmon started running on the (’op
s'* L-ve flats tlpeo days ago ac
. ' t he Alii?
>t 4lie run has
start *d in years. Many of tin* eanner
. . • • » uit’ng getting in on the
• ■ally run.
I in\ !?.**»• Sim*H Potatoes.
: ' \ & H \WKINS
• quality First "
GOING TRAVELING?
THEN SEE I S BEFORE YOU START*ON YOUR
TRIP. WE CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES A COM
PLETE LINE OF STEAMER AND WARDROBE
TRUNKS. COWHIDE BAGS AND SUITCASES.
TRAVELING SETS. LEATHER NOVELTIES. IN
FACT, EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO THE
TRAVELER. COME IN AND LOOK THE LINE OVER.
ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU
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LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS. HOUSE DRESSES
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THE KEY
:>() Ter Box
Henry (ieorue Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the orld.
:>() Cigars S2.50.
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COUNCIL
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Tin city council held a long session
last night not taking final adjourn
nicnl until 11 o'clock. .Mayor ( hand)
crlin and all councilmen were present
wit! he exc ption of Whittemore who
is absent from tho city.
Councilman Horner introduced a
resolution for a three plank sidewalk
from the east line on Jefferson o>
II;<*adwa\ to the north line of the llai
laine townsite for the accommodation
of the employees at the shops, cannery
and pass* ngers landing from steamer*
at the San Juan dork. Councilman
(haff obj-rted to th • buifding of tin
sidewalk unless the piop rty owner,
petitioned foi the improvement, stat
ing that there were many other sec
i on of the city that could he improv
ed by sidewalks and that the city wa?
establishing a dangeious preced nt b\
constructing the proposed sidewalJt I
unpetitioned.
Mayor Chamberlin reviewed the
sidewalk period in Seward showing
that although the law provided IV
property owners to petition for im
provements, the owners of the abutt
ing property to stand two thirds ot
the costs many walks had been con
structcd. Councilman (iraef proposed
a postponement of action until th
property owners could be consulted.
Councilman Graff moved then tha
the matter he referred to the city at
torney, he to make a report as t
whether the building of the sidewalk
co ild he as a lien against the property
Phis was then passed unanimously.
I>r. Sloan reported that the city
“clcaned-up” in good fashion followini
out the instructions issued. Pr. Sloan
also reported that the San Juan ( o.
iiad protested towards the dumping o(
garbage in the hay south of the plant
and this matter was referred to the
health and relief committee.
The report of Auditor H. 1/. Smith
was read by Councilman Lucas. There
weri‘ several matters of small short
ages and overcharges, relative to tax
i's, and these were taken up and dis
posed of.
The tax committee was instructed
SEW ARD A CTO SCPPI.Y SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
t\ S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Ni?ht Phone Day
Madsn 64. Adams 87. ^
WORKING SHOES
Heavy Oil Tanned Double
Oak Sole
Rest Value in Seward
$8.50 Pair
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Tan Lotus Army Shoes
liuckhecht
All Sizes $7.50 a Pair
Florsheim Dress Shoes
Complete Stock—New Last <
S10.00 and Up.
( heap— Quality Considered
COTTER’S
HII !»l. \( I'. W IIKICK MEN OITI-T!
u take iip with ( ity Attorney Almy.
his year’s assessment and also any
other matters on taxes, especially the
delinquent tax and n port at the nex*
meeting.
Th mooted question of maintenan*
' of the fi e sin n again came up m
the councilman Graef stated there \va
one* doubt as to the efficiency of the
siren, it was not meeting with the re
uicements not being heard in a'l
•er- of tin city and omethmg should
be doee to right the defectivenes
Councilman Graff said that more wac
•vie’cted of the siren but possibly th<
’oration had something to <Jo with it.
\!1 of the councilmen had a litt’e say
**i the matter and finally a motion
•va • !< t regarding payment of $25 ?■
month for maintenance. Graef votin'
"o. Graff and McWer not voting and
f.ucas and Horner voting in favor. Tl
"s now probable that there will be ne
dv n to sound after June 1st. mile’s •
lefinite action is taken at a future
meeting.
Councilman Horner reported that
‘here was no water in the fire hal\
Th's matter was referred to the water
•ommittee.
Councilman Graef stated pressed
•onping was needed for the school
NEMO BRASSIERS
ARK BEST FOR
STOTT FIEF RES.
Something New
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Ellsworth’s
We are helping our custom
ers to meet tl\e demand o?’
the PRESENT
and are assisting them fn
their plans for the FUTURE
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We invite your account.
BANK OF SEWARD
fstablished 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Bucceaaor to
i JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gs'der Bldg. StWARD, ALASKA
J
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
.{AfES BY DAY OR WEEK
M. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
FIRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
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ouildings as it would make a decided
hang*.* iu the architectuial beaut\.
Horner objected to beautifying the
building and. the matter was allowed
'o slip out of sight.
Councilman Horner reported on »h.'
nest house saying that improvement:
made by the city would he applied as
( ni and the committee was given If ur
hcr time to make a more elaborate re*
■ort.
The city clerk was instructed l«»
’raw up a letter to the bonding com
mnV releasing former city treasurer
’vomig f’om bis bond.
An office for the city clerk and city
reasurer was the final business of the
• - ling. Councilman* firnff reported
1 In* Hank of Seward would give vault
•pace and office room for $15 per
'lontii, and the Harriman bank, larger
nare for office, janitor service, etc.,
■•’or Si’O a month. The matter was dis
ussed pro and con and it was finally
* a-sed unanimously that the proposi
4ion of the Harriman hank he accept
ed.
N WAI. COMMISSION OFF
FOR WASHINGTON—WELL
PLEASED WITH SEWARD
The naval commission visiting
Seward during the past week and in
vestigating the bay for a naval base
«nd coal landing plant, left on the
Alaska this morning for Seattle en
route to Washington, D. C., to make
i report to the Navy Department
which will be submitted to Congress.
FOR ~A -BI~ CROP”
Plant Nash’s Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
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RKGl'LAR $1.50 box of stationery,
this week- 35 cents.
RKGl’LAR $1 box of candy at 30
^ cents.
NATURAL cigarettes 10 S 7 for
$1.00
. GREEN RIVER TOBACCO I haps
for 30 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettels’.
SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
Capt. Sumner E. W. Kittelle, Lieut.
U. Aikniun and Capt. L. E. Gregory,
the members of the committee, are
understood to be well satisfied with
Resurrection bay Capt. Kittelle stat
ed this morning, just befoie the
steamer sailed, that Lieut. Aikman ex
pected to return to Seward late this
summer in connection with work here.
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A gold cuff link, with an initial
upon it. has been found and turned in
to the “lost and found department" of
the Gateway. Who owns the link?
PEARL OIL * $1.50 CAN.
BROWN & HAWKINS
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JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
SEWARD, ALASKA.
Entire New Management. I
Newly decorated and re* R
furnished throughout. I
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