NEWS OE THE WORLD EOR PAST WEEK
By Cable to Tlie Dally Gateway.
Important It True
Madrid. Auc. 12 <„Hieen Victoria is
in an interesting eondition attain..
To Ad\ante Honev for Imposition
S, An;'. 12 Seattle bankers
ea • * the re •< f of ll < \p< ' 1 n
vat ve tb- t ccessary money to carry on
Steamer Portland Si s
\\ Continue to 1 A. irm-ts
I h • 1 hey t..*
• » .* v
Immunity for Alton v >nJ
Harriman Also Immune
Wasi :._:on. l>. C„
nou r> t ' made • tin ~“V*-rn
St : - ru'd ' ' but < >.
Send (iirls on False Pretenses
S . . A I- A; , A . - c
thatscoiH - o! _ nsftfcveb en sent north
this >imi < d’on la -• i*j - * A" ^ of
work, in ons-r to jifet tin a into nance
hai fit sav> he ha> t1 Aience that
j ' a'a ■! ■
}.. nt -t Vaii recent!} •1 r t: e pr* *
text t) at the} were to ll* empiojed as
cUatuhermakU at sjood waives, when in.
realty they were contracted to rustle
beer in dance halls.
Comic Opera **Als$k& . lakes Hit
' ■ 'i : \ . • '
opera “Ala', a” "a- presented last
night foi the first t im- ami >
given a good notice this inornir. „ !,y
all the daily paper.'. It was written
by .It.M-ph H then are Hr: :> Girard
of Seattle ami produced uma r th< man
agement of John Cort of Seattle, who
h:t' spent *-b.'»0 upon it.
lo Look up Alaska Complaints
Seattle, Awg. 11 Ti e < ommereia
Clul. last nig lit directed the committee
on Alaska affairs to '••cure evidence
in all cases of complaint from Alaska
against Seattle merchants.
.Steel for katalla Road
Seattle, Aug. 11 — The steel is here
for forty-nine miles of track on the
Guggenheim railroad at Katalla. which
will complete the line to Abercrombie
rapids. __
Lire Destroys Car Plant
Seattle. Aug. 11- Fire destroyed the
car plant at Youngstown. West Seat
tle, early this morning, with adjacent
buildings. The’loss is *154,000, with
partial insurance. _
Bill Squires to Light Again.
San Francisco, Aug. 14—Bill Squires
is going into training again and will
trv to get another fight with some
American.
Taft does to Work Again
Washington. I*, (*.. Aug. It Secre
tary Taft returned to his desk in the I
war department this morning and :
plunged into the mass of work aceutu* |
ulatcd during his ahsonee.
(Ians Begins Training
San I ra'v seo, Aug. 14 Joe (uttis .
went into camp today to train for •
los ,ht with Jimmy i'.ritt Septern
Canad.iun 'kacht Wins
Koe! vot\ N. V., Aug. M
t.':u . ,n v:;ei t S ueea won the first
rae* die : ' na' onai eotite-t. I lie t
,*at \ ;u’ hi At a :■* was distanced.
Boiler .'lakers* Strike Settled
.>■.» ,,;s :()■ re 1 uisdu part* j1
St ck *. ;efut»£0? IHitt
j.. • :i Sentence 'Commuted
hiring Japanese Spy I-com Manila
l - "(■"•e'-'km wa>
I;lack Hand Leaders Confess.
.\, - v t k. A _ .Ti 1 >>: riet AUor- j
, . w h * at*;
n ie< are now searching for the
real heat of t !»*• sock tj •
Col. (iaynor Dying.
Atlanta. Ha.. Aug. 15 <*ot. Gaynor
; is d\ mg ill the per.iti ntiary at Macon,
i ;.i., and has made an application tor;
j r. !■ i-e. In company with Lapt. j
il.iv re. Gattiur was senici'.ced to serve '
j \ears in the penitentiary and j
:.;tv a tin* of '"00,000 for defrauding i ‘
e government in work on Havana 1
Another Covey Army
t-V iv-. . Vein. Aim. l ‘» Gen. ( Oxoy ,
;> preparing another march across the |
; country. The destination is not given 1,
it.so, |.i;> ;■ will probahiy he Washing- ,
.oil. Ik C. ,
Receiver !'< r Pope Company
Haiti-; . Conn.. Any. Id A receiv-1:
er has been apj’ointeil for tbe Pope : i
■ company, which is known as the auto- .
i n .:■ ami bicycle trust. The npplica
■ .in i-»r a receiver was made by a <
T" >-<lo. Ohio, concern who held a h
'i.oymvnt against the trust for ssd.OOO. j
To Probe Chicago and Alton <
Chicago. Aug. Id -.Judge Landis has i
summoned a grand jury to meet Sep-.
tenibet* to probe the Chicago and 1
Alton railroad company in the matter j
u.t rebates. Until Attorney-General 1
Hone part authorizes a statement the 1
the railroad is immune.
Mrs. Eddy on Trial
Concord, Aug. l'» Mrs. Eddy, head 1
! of tin* Christian Science society. i> he- :
; ing examined a> to her qualifications!!
! to longer handle the affairs of the or- «
ganization and the vast property hold- j -
ir.g> committed to her care. The pros-i
ecution sprung a sensation by claiming >
that Christian Science is not a religion, i
I and the decision of the court on this j
matter is awaited with great interest. ;
; The trial will cover a wide range and |
will go back to the inception of the or
ganization by Mrs. Eddy.
Served Two Hasters
Chicago, Aug. 10—Local papers print
! the story that secret service men em
ployed by the states to get evidence
against the trusts are also working for
the latter. The government will in
vestigate the charge.
Hansfleld Past Falling
Now York, Aug. Hi Kiehard Man
ioM i> fast failing and thoro is no prob
thilitv that In* will over ho able to ap
>oar on tin* stago i.gain.
Dowager Pmpress to Abdicate
Shanghai, China, Aug. l(i The dow
igor ompross announces that she will
ilniicatc the throne next Chinese Now
t ear.
Hill to Kill Dance Halls
Dawson, Y. T.. Aug. Hi The Yukon
ogislat uro today is disposing of a bill
ntei'.ui tl to kill the dauco halls of this
erritory.
Retiring Form North
Dawson. Y. Aug. hi TheStan
laril (,i! Company has retired from the
\ ukou territory, its business having
n taken i-vt-rby tin- Northorn Com*
noivial t’oinpany.
Sclav k and Kamiiiau to .Mix
San FrmcKeo, \u.Ik Mike
VI'.reek ;u a l A! Kaufman have "gited
irtielos fora ;we; ry round tight to oc
r \;us’ do. Tiie wium r takes six*
. iirr c i.t oi the gate rec* ijit-.
Marian to Try Jap Cases
Sr.: tie. Aug, 17 Judge Harlan.
['i rt ■'r ,1 dic'-h-n, v. *:. sail on the
: *at;ii y Or \ aide. . to a• st in
Captain Haiti " Relieved
KataKu, t-> Have Cubic Lift
\'a . \ug. i7 Ode ship Unm
ade i - li- re. iier ml"' n kd'ng 'o lay a
tab - oi t h A ot ut to Kata Oil,
Exelyn 1 haw (ioing Abroad
N '.v . : rk. At-.. 17 vi y n Thaw,
lee uupai. ed bv her broth t*. will sail
.<nit: e r :i t: o abroad. It; an endeavor
r-r husband. Harry Thaw, is called,
,v i. ch will ho v-iue ; ime in i ictoln r.
To Teach Physical Culture.
New York, Aug. 17 Ifobert Fitzsim
uotis. the pugilist, has K on engaged
ix the j.oiici- d« partir. Zt to give pie s
eal e turo lessons to the po. ice men
>i‘ this city.
Pour People go Insane
I ’or: iai. . * >re.. Aug. 17 Four ]>< o
»!e weir ii san<• liere yesterday. from
,arious reasons.
N ucatan Sails loony
Seattle. Aug. 17 Steamer Yucatan
Y11 sa today for Seward ;md Valdez.
Old Reading Matter for Operators
Seattle. Aug. 17 - Pol. Thompson, in
iharge of the cable and land lines of
\htska. lias asked for a continuation
it the custom of sending old magizincs
,o tlu- cable and land operators of the
torth.
Found Daughter in Beer Hall
Mi’s. Cit nrgv, a wealthy woman of
Seattle, came north on the Santa Clara
0 look for her daughter and found the
girl in a beer hall at Natalia. The
girl willingly left the place and came
m to Valdez and will return to Seattle.
Three tons of dynamite that were lu
ng taken to the Brown-Aln>ka Co.'s
nines ;it Maple bay. B. C..on the barge
lapan, in tow of the tug Marion, ex
>loded 12 miles below K-Uebiknn. The
•rewon the barge consisted of three
non who we re killed l»,v the explosion.
\ deck hand on the tug died at the
Ketchikan hospital from injuries re
reived.
Fishermen at Capo Flattery report
1 very unsatisfactory season at the hal
but banks and believe they are played
mt. Many of them say they will never
ish there again, but will go to the
Alaskan fishing grounds.
At the* recent sale of furs from Alas
ka. held in Seattle, a black fox skin
•atiyht in these part was sold for the
mm of s-TdO. A slight increase was
toted in the price of furs generally
)ver last year.
H. E. ELLSWORTH
SEWAKD. ALASKA
ASSAY OFFICE
Reports on mines. Ore Analysis
Gold... . $1.50
Gold and Silver. 2.00
Copper. 1.50
Lead . 1.50
Gold. Silver and Lead. 3.50
Gold. Silver and Copper. 3.50
Gold . Silver, Copper and Lead. 4.50
Gold and Silver Umpire. 5.00
Iron. 4.00
Sulphur. Aluminum, Tin. Platinum.
Quicksilver, Zinc, Nickel, Cobalt.
Chromium, etc. 6.00
Mill tests. $15 to $30
Ore analysis.$10 and up
Gold rctlned. melted, assayed and bought
OH, SO EASY!
All you have lo do is to
come around to us and
ask for an Adler, a
Ktein-I Hook or a Hart,
SchalTner & Marx suit.
These clothes carry val
ue and add value to the
men that carry them.
and the easiest tiling
about it is tin* cost.
CLAYS ON
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ADDITIONAL ENTRY
ruder S.V "'! IF •' 'I '
r. >. i. i t 11 »:i.i >• .• .i ;i ai.i a.
.ivy :.\ -1*.
Notice is h'M'e'ty civet that N -*h
western Fisheries Corn)-any. a* asstirne"
of Prnnklin *t. 'J ifkcte. he . en*
t It Ini to the of See* toll J>' of
lie ifevise.) Statutes of the |*lt;*«.■•! SMtes.
craiCiliC additional lands to soldiers and sail
ors who servetl in fl " war of the l;el" llion. i
does hereby ai-l'i.’ to enter ihe la:; Is < n.: ineed
jtl r. s. survey No. ',y. at <l ;re;. s11mi•. mi west
shore of Marino: F.i\ ai.-i on Ihe orther'.y
shore of Ko.tiak Island. and more faroeu.arl.v
describeii ;i> follows:
serve. No.
Ifvinnlr.c at a feint on th-1" aeh at ordinary !
hiph witter mark on Hi" northerly hore of
Kodiak Island me n.. Shell'kott Sira.'s a* a
|H,{i,r ahoiit T.aii eh', nortii-iisterly from the
mouth of i.ittle River fr *m w iden a sandstone
r, ek JuxtfxT in*, mark' s. No. •'!'.'*> Rea. f.'or.
No. l \Y. ('.hears S. -e... ■. • min. i.. 1-'M
cle,.: thence var. Jl dec. II. meander on bench
at ordinary Inch wiper mark, is: course;K. :v .
11**t l.*» in in. W . i'*»11 r-s**, S. J »‘uvf.
\V. f.r»o chs. th 'iice krd course, s. it dec. I.'» i
min. \Y. J..V' eh': thence fi I: course. S. lie dec. '
domic NY. o.Tochs. rich! hank of Kittle River.
1 eh. left hank 1‘t chs; thence Mil course. S.
•e ,|ec. \V. lo.rvi chs. Cor. No. J. a sandstone t
rock l>\'\s marked S. No. itytf l/or. No. J \V. • ’. !
hears S. n-y de.:. Jo mill. K. I eh: thence »Uh j
,. s «2 ih JO m n, K if.7 hs. to for. No. [
:i a sandstone l»x«.vf. ih' marked Sur. No. i’.JO
Cor. No. k \Y. ('.. hears N. OJ dec. J" min. NY.
c.SCichs. true for. fulls within the boundaries !
! of shallow Incoon; returtiinc to Rec. For. No. -
I: thence S. nj dec. Jiintfn. K. i«.'o chs. to For.
No l a sandstone ikxIKnIJ market! Sur. No. :tJ»>
for. No. 1: thence S. Jr dec. m min. NY. lA'J i
ebs. richt hank of Kittle Rivera; its outlet
from lucooij. set a sandstone l-x-xi marked s.
cje.Cor. No. if NY. <’ on hank of I.ittle River,
the flace for the true Corner No. it in Incoon :
hears S. J7 dec. 10 min. NY. .Ves chs. Area. t
7.!W A.
Survey No. 327.
Beginning at ii point on high water mark on
westerly shore of Marmot Bay : whence Point
at entrance of harbor hears S. :.3 dog. 2.» min. K. 1
about I2..'>0ebaiiis distant, and Mouth of Kacuik ;
Itiver bears s. 13 deg. 2- min. \\\. about 28.it)
chains distant: witness corner bears N. Is deg. ;
;ti. uiin. \V.. o.rto ehs. dist.; thence. from true
cor. along said high water mark, S. so (leg 30
min. W.. I.oo ehs: thence S. 01 deg. 20 min. \V„
.YoO ehs. to cor. No. 2: thence N. is deg'. So min.
\V„ T.no ehs. to Cor. No. 3: thence N. 71 (leg. 32
min. E.. 8.92 ehs. to Cor. No. t: thence S. 18
deg. 3o min. E.. 7.(» ehs. to ''or. No. I. the
place of beginning. Containing an area of
5.905 acres. Magnetic Variation 21 deg. 30 min. ;
East. , I
As additional to bis original homestead on;
the S\V ’ i of Sec. 18. Tp. 98. H. 10. which he ,
entered October 13. 1871, per Homestead No.
5888 at Sioux City. Iowa.
Any and all jiersoos claiming adversely any
portion of tlie above described tract of land
are required to tile with the Register and Re
ceiver of the U. S. Land Office at Juneau.
Alaska, their adverse claim thereto, under
oath, during the period of publication or within
thirty days thereafter or they will be barred by
provision of the statute.
Northwestern FishkuiesCompany.
Assignee of Franklin H. Quiggle.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
be published for the full period of ten weeks in
the Sewakd Gateway, a weekly newspaper
published at the town of Seward, and District
of Alaska, which is hereby designated as the
newspapel published nearest the land descrih
JOHN W. DUDLEY. Register
Date of tirst publication. July 20, 1907.
Date of last publication, sept. 21, 1907.
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Str. SARATOG \
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j Sir. SANTA C! AHA
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F. H. Stewart
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SEATTLE. WASH.
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Sailings from Soatth? lOthand I'.’.th <>: each month.
Sailing Dates Subject to Change Without Notice
• f u* further Information \pph to
I ALASKA COAST CO. — BROWN k HAWKINS
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Reynolds - Alaska Development Company I
General Outfitters For
PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND jj
Bottom Prices; Honest (ioods
L Headquarters for REYNOLDS, I
Launches to Knight’s Island LATOUCHE ISL,
and Sound Points. ALASKA
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Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Cafe in Connection. Seward, Alaska
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$ GENERAL MERCHANDISE I
IKNIK, ALASKA I
Specialty made of Outfitting Prospectors
and Miners for the Susitna. Yentna I
and all Interior Mining Districts
Best outfitting point on highest prices paid
Cook Inlet for furs