SEWARD GATEWAY
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CATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
Entered »x Second t’luxx matter Autrust .’ttli.
tgm at the jHixtiiflifr at Seward Alaska un
do'’ the Vet of t’ounrt'ss of March S. Is.?.
SUBSCRIPTION RATIS
•nc Year (In Adtanec) S3 00
•Si* Months “ $• 50
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STABBED FROM BEHIND
Tiu- 1 »iH for a fourth judicial division
was -tabbed in tho house of
•iS 11 1, Mil', or those who oujfhl to have
. , n it- friends. At the betfinniujr of
In la-t -e—ton of eon>*re— thoro was
,, niiiai-itton to the measure. 1 he
,,, , >ident and Attorney-Genera' Moody
•coin: tended it. Gov. IlosrifSt«t in
dot-sed it strongly, the Washington
iihi-v-»*f congress were under-tood
j }»»> w 11 injj to evert ad their it tlu
. , p- favor. \ttorney-General
,u:y arjeti it a> necessary to the
•noper adminis’rat ion of justice in
\la- a. The chairman of the house
in,,-ary c itnmttt'ee introduced fhe
Vdl. wt. eh i adr it appear hat the
measure was agreed upon in ad min is
■ lire * - and that it won id pass
j« h ;! nost't iotl.
}.»„ introduction "';o the la-' tfi.it
, . i; ,.f tin judicial division hill,
l • .,:m. '-ly disappeared, like a
nan wh ha- been elect*d vice
mres • nt.
Frank Wa- ey, Alaska'-. deviate nt
in si urt -< —ion, -ays the bill went to
tun t* ,* of which Alexander of New
York was chairman, and that per- n
\p ad- d to each input tor after t be
•„ asur that he hml not had time to
study it; lb never did i*et time, lie
dd not n ed to study it for it wa
drafted to meet the \iev\^ of Attorney
G neral Moody who knew mote about
?h ", Mr. A'exandereo tldever learn.
Mr. A’l-vatid r i valent !y was -ren.
Attorney Genera! llonaparte, who
- iceetded Moody in December. took
o int< re-t iu the bill for he knew
it hit „r about Alaska and know- no
hintryet. Gov. Hoifiiatt tnrncdatfain-t
under somebody's order: then a
senator frotu Seattle, in the exubr
ince of the Seattle -pirit. deciiled that
■» would be a it iotl thins* to ifive Alas
ka's fourth ;uds*e to Seattle, and let
him come north once in a while on a
junketin»: trip.
The hill was crucified between itfnor
♦nee and -elf-intere-t.
Jame> Hamilton L'wis always keeps
he flies off himself. In fact Jim Ham
s so slick 'hit when flies light on him
hey slipofl backward and break their
eg*. Jim Ham’s party has lost Chi
cago and in w > week* he would have
ost his job as corporation counsel.
Now comes Jim Ham and resigns the1
place to devote his time to a big mur-:
«ier trial. In after years when Jim ■
writes his biography in the congres
sional directory or elsewhere he will
state that he held the post of corpora
tion counsel of Chicago until he re
signed to relieve the pressure of his
.remendous private practice.
The Nome miners struck for a day
ind board, while the operators wanted
ro pay only $3. Nobody at this dis
tance has a license to guess at the,
merits of the controversy but neither
93 ->or it a day helps the boast of
Nome that it is a “blooded” camp.
Harriman should stick to railroad
work and stock gambling and keep
out of political controversy. He hasn’t i
developed the lung power and vocab
ulary to out-talk a professional politi
cian. _
\Vhen the gentleman who will look
for Alaska fossils for museum pur
poses arrives he might pick up a few
stragglers who are opposing territorial
government._
-=—
If Lincoln Steffens digs deep with'
his muck rake in Seattle the people oi,
Alaska will rejoice that ocean breezes |
fan 1000 miles of intervening space.
No, Weary Willie, “open shop" in!
St. Ijouis breweries does not mean*
rhat anybody can walk in and get beet \
for nothing^^^
It is said that a mule started the war
between Nicaragua and Honduras but
t is not explained whether her name
was Maud.
Alaska towns seem to favor an open
£&me, according to the election re
urns.
WttklY WtATHtR RtCORD
Weathei record for the week ending
\pril 6:
Temperature.
Max. Min.
Sunday 20 14 Pt cloudy
Monday 38 Pt cloudy
Tuesday 42 30 Pt cloudy
Wednesday 40 30
Thursday 42 28 Pt cloudy
Friday 45 30 Pt cloudy
Saturday 45
FRANK WASKEY
VISITS SEWARD
Alaska’s l irst Delegate to Con
gress Receives Warm Recep
tion From Seward.
Krank II. Waskev, Maska’s lirst
delegate in congress, arrived in Se
ward on the Saratoga and was reeeivetl
i.\ committees of the chamber of eotn
inere* and Atvtie 1 brotherhood earnp.
who lunched with him on the steamer
as quests of t apt. Moore.
In the evenin ’-a smoker was f'iv’-n
in the I brotherhood hall in honor of
Mr. Waskev huritu? the dav he tnet
mam citizens ot the town, some ot
v\ horn were old aciptaintance. either at
Niv Mi' a: Sunrise when Mr. Waskev
was there a- a miner in IS'S Seward
seemed resolved to make it plain
to their former lenresentative that his
career at the national capital was ap
proved bv them.
Mr. Waskev has mam ic<piuintanees
in Sew ttd. He was in the Sunrise dis
trict in ls!'s. which was the he^innlnjr
i of his Alaska career, ami is know n to
a 1 i rhe old-timers in this region. Asa
matter of course neat-lv all the Nomc
jtes in Seward know him.
WASKEY MAKES STUDY OF
SOUTHERN ALASKA MINES
l:\pcctsto \cquire Interests in I his
Region and May Come to
Seward t > Live.
Frank \Va>krv is in Soul Item Alaska
! to mve»t igat.' its mineral resources
and may within a year or two become
a resident of this region. During hi
-t:i\ he ha> inquired closely into cop
per developments in I’rinee William
Miuiui and the di-eoverie- in the \ent
na district. To friends he said that
while his interests at Nome will re
! quire his presence there for another
season or longer, anti while he expects
1 a I w avs to have interests at Nome, to
which he is intensely loyal, lie believes
that lie can find a field in Southern
Alask a which w ill afford still greater
opportunities.
At the smoker given in Mr. Was
kev *s honor Tuesday night in the Arctic
Brotherhood hull lie made a speech,
! discussing the material resources of
j Alaska and incidentally touching upon
- the efforts made in the hist session of j
congress. He ascribes the defeat of j
Alaska measures to the opposition of j
special interests, chief of which was
the M or ga n-Gu ggen he i m syndicate.
Incidentally he expressed the belief
that the coming of the capital of this
syndicate to Alaska will be of great
benefit in developing the resources of
the territory but he sympathizes with
the general opposition to the apparent
project to make Alaska a Wall street
dependency. To the Guggenheim in
fluence he charges the defeat of the
hill for a Fourth judicial division.
Mr. Waskev is opposed to party
divisions in Alaska hut urges that
l>otli parties send strong delegations to
the national conventions of 190K to
-eek recognition for Alaska interests.
Wedne-day Mr. Waskev was taken
out on ttie railroad line as the guest of
the railroad officials. He sailed on
the Saratoga for Katalla, where he
will spend two or thiee weeks, then
return to Seattle to go to Nome.
Dredger to Be Shipped Out
Special to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Sunrise, April 2—Word comes from
Hope that the Rainbow Creek Mining
Company’s dredger on Resurrection
creek near Hope has been sold to the
Nome. New Mexico and Montana Min
ing Company and will be taken down
and shipped to Nome on arrival of the
company ’s raeu who aro on their way
to Hope now. The dredger was built
for the Rainbow Creek Mining Com
pany h.v the Risdon Iron Works in the
summer of 1905 for mining on Resur
rection creek about five miles from
Hope It has five cubic feet buckets. |
The ground was not rich enough for
such a machine, having too many large
boulders. The Keystone drill operated
by M. K. Davis last summer proved
that the dredger was a failure on that j
ground._
nurder at Treadwell
Dan Panjjokovitch, a Slavonian, shot i
and killed a Japanese while trying to
kill the steward of the Mexican board
inghouse at l read wed because the
steward would not let him eat after he ;
had been discharged from the mine.
He also wounded the steward, and is
now in jail.
SEWARD STEAMERS
! Yucatan; sailed from Seattle 2nd.
jeanie; sailed from Seattle 4th.
Santa Clara: sails from Seattle 8th.
Portland; sails from Seattle 10th.
Saratoga: sailed for Seattle 3rd.
Dora: sailed for Valdez 4th.
Capt. P. D. Blodgett came in on the
Saratoga and will go to Seldovia
at once to resume transportation busi
ness on Cook inlet.
GIVE SUPPORT
TO WICKERSHAM
lawyers Practicing in Seward
and Valdez Indorse Re-ap
pointment of Judge.
During the last term of court at Val
dez every lawyer practicing at the bar
1 in Southern Alaska signed a letter to
the president approving the re’ap
pointment of Judge Wickersham. The
letter and signatures follow:
The undersigned members of t lie
i bar wlio have heen actively engaged
in ’he trial of causes at the special
March A. D. 1 !M»7 term of the district
court for the territory of Alaska, Third
division, Judge Wickersham, presid
ing, do hereby express their utujuali
lied approval of the attitude of the
president in re-appointing Judge
Wickersham, and believe the presi
dent. Judge Wiekersham. and the
residents of the territory are to he
congratulated because of said re
appointment.
Signed by Thomas K. Lyons, L.
V. I’ay, 1'. M. Drown. John A. ('arson,
W. T. Scott, A. M. Cannon, bdmimd
Smith, John Y. Ostrander. Cecil H.
Clegg. J. W. Leedy, F. J. Donohue.
W. 11. Whittlesey. K. K. Kitchie. S.
(>. Mot-ford, J. L. Deed, II. S. Farris.
Temperature in March
The average temperature of March
in Seward was 2b.7t> degrees, an un
usually low average. The average
temperature of March, 1!*(M> was 71.sb
degrees. The average temperature of
February this \ear was 17.07 degrees.
IT it* highest temperature in Mareh
was 1»>on the bth. 11th and 12th. The
lowest was 1 on the 70th.
Mineral Inquiry’ Bureau
The Gateway has a department for
the determination of inetalsand miner
als. Inquiries sent to the Gateway
with specimens will he answered free,
when the full name and address of the
sender is given. Otherwise no answer
Will be made. Assays will be made
when assurer's fee accompanies the
sample.
If you want a free sample copy of the
most progressive and up-to-date min-j
ing journal published send your name
to Mining Topics, til Fulton street,
New York. Its news is authentic and
unbiased and the paper is devoted toj
the specific and general interests of
mining in every field. *
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U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
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H. E. ELLSWORTH
8KWAKD. ALASKA.
ASSAY OFFICE
Reports on mines. Ore Analysis
Gold. $t-$0
Gold and Silver. 2.00
Copper.
Lend. 1-50
(told. Silver and Lend. 3.50
Gold. Silver and Copper. 3.50
Gold. Silver. Copper and Lead. 4.50
Gold and Silver U mpire. 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 rctlncd. melted, assayed and bought
If you desire, write or ship to
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41 Langley St., Victoria, It. C.
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Summons for Publication
In the District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Third Division.
Julius sinner. I'lultuilT. /
\ s. No. I St i
M. II Sullivan. Defendant '
rite President of tile Putted States of Ameri
ca to M. It Sullivan, ticfcndiint above named.
greeting:
You arc hereby summoned and required to
appear in the above entitled action and answer
the <omplnint herein within thirty days from
the period of the completion of the publication
of this summons, towit: within thirty days
from tile viili day of April. I “'7. that is to sav.
on or before the 27th day of May. ltHt7. or judg
ment for want thereof will be taken against
you.
And take notice if you fail to answer the
complaint herein the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plaint .
Tins action is nrought to foreclose a certain
chattel mortgage made and executed by M. 11
Sullivan, in favor • >t Julius Singer at Sunrise.
Mask,i on the pith day of September iJO.Y
which said mortgage tins made, executed and
delivered to plaintiff herein it' security for the
pay tnent of a certain promissory note, tinted at
said nine and place, pay able on December Iljth
1> in favor of Julius Singer. Plaintiff herein,
for tin* sum of Pour Hundred and Twenty-live
Dollars (S|2'i.on) with interest at the rate of 12
[tercent pet annum, the property mentioned in
said chattel mortgage being certain hydraulic
machinery, pipes, tlunies. derricks, hoists
cattles, prlton wheel and all personal property
used in the business of mining, situate on the
mining claims of defendant on Gulch creek.
Kcttai precinct, district of Alaska: and In
which said action plaintiff asks said Court that
defendant be foreclosed of till Interest, lien and
euultv of redemption in said mortgaged prop
erty ; that the said |>ro|terty be sold and the
proceeds thereof applied in payment of the
amount due on said note and mortgage, costs,
ex'|M>ttses and attorney s' f.-i-s and the Defendant
be adjudged to pn\ any detleiency that may re
main after applying all said moneys uh afore
said and for such other relief as to the Court
may seem meet.
simi summons was by an order of said Court
dated on the 7th day of Month. 11X17. at Valdez.
Alaska, directed to be served upon defendant
by publication.
Date of first publication March Stth. lSti7.
Date of last publication April 27th. 11XJ7.
Last date within w hich appearance can be
made. May 27th. 19U7.
Witness the Honorable James Wlckersham.
Judge of said Court this 7th day of March Itnt7
at Valdez. District of Alaska.
K. .1. stuck. Ci.bkk.
S. A. CltANPAU.. DKPtTTY.
W. T. Scott and C H. Clegg. Attorneys for
the Plaintiff.
_________mm——
Notice to Co-owners
To J. M. Cummings. .Ivy Hoover. J. Carson. I’. 1
A. Silvers tone. C. Boyer. Otto I.angel. J. L.
Heed, their heirs and assigns, and all persons
having or claiming an interest in the placer
mining claims hereinafter described, and to
all w hom it may concern:
You and eat h of you are hereby not itied that
the undersigned. Charles Teeklenhurg. co
owner with said .1 M. Cummings. Jav Hoover.
P \ Silverstone. C. Beyec, Otto I.angel and
j. i„ Keedln eight certain placer miningelaims
situated near the mouth of Knik river, in Cook
Inlet precinct. Territory of Alaska, to-wit. -
the Gravel Group. Northern (iroup. Montana
Group. Cottonwood Group. Southern Group,
•V. C. Group. Gold Dust claim and Fine Gold
claim, located October 25th. lDO&by and for the
parties herein named.—has during the year
loots expended the sum of eight fcmudred dollars
($W*» in work and labor for the development
of said placer claims:
That of the proportion of each of you in said
expenditure, towit. the sum of one hundred
dollars ($100) there remains unpaid ami uncon
tributed the sum of one hundred dollars ($100)
each: or seven hundred dollars ($700) due from
all of you for work Mid labor expended upon
said eight placer mining claims:
And you and each of you are hereby further
notitied that if within ninety days after publi
cation of this notice by publication any one of
you shall fail to contribute his proportion of
said expenditure for annual work and labor
upon said eight placer mining claims, to-wit.
the sum of one hundred dollars ($100), expend
ed by the undersigned as hereinbefore stated,
the interest in said claims of said co-owner so
failing to contribute will be forfeited to and
become the property of the undersigned Charles
Tecklenburg. co-owner: according to the pro
visions of Section Twenty-three hundred and
twenty-four (2521) of the Re vised Statutes ot
the United States.
Dated at Seward. Alaska. February 2nd. 1907.
Charles TECKLENBURG.
Co-owner as aforesaid.
Address. Seward. Alaska.
Date of tlrst publication. February 9th, 1907.
Date of last publication. May llth. 1907.
Notice to Co-owner.
To E K. Rudolph, his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that during the year
1906 the undersigned have expended more than
six hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon six certain contiguous lode mining
claims, known as the “Fourth of July" group,
which group consists of the ‘ Lookout.
“IJttle SkooKum." “Red Mike." "Bay View,"
"Fourth of July." and “Red Hoy" lode mining
claims, situated at the head of Spring creek on
the cast side of Resurrection bay. Kenai pre
cinct Alaska, in which mining locations you
claim an undivided one-third interest, as
shown bv the records of Kenai precinct.
You are further notified that the improve
ments and labor performed by you during the
year 1906 upon said six lode claims have been
estimated and valued at #135.55. and that your
proportion of annual labor ui>on said six lode
claims for said year 1906 is two hundred dol
lars as required by law.
You are further notified that if within
ninetv days after the publication of thLs no
tice. you fall to contribute the remainder of
-our proportion as a co-owner, to-wit. the
sum of $61.45. your iutercst in above described
mining claims will be forfeited to the under
signed co-owners, and will become their
property in the manner provided by section
2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United
Stutcs.
Dated Kenai precinct. Alaska, January 11.
190“ GEORGE BURCHEY.
VICTOR SIMONS,
Co-owners.
Address: Seward. Alaska.
Date of first publication, January 12. 1907.
Date of last publication, April 13, 1907.
Pacific Coast Trading Co. I
Do not fail to take a look at our line of clothing. For the next
t liirty days we will sell you suits at cost. We are going to $
exchange these goods for cash, so do not lose the opportunity
we are offering you. * •
EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!
There has already been too much said about eggs. Hot air and
eggs do not go together without something happening, and if J
most always happens to the egg. Now to avoid any accident
that might take place in the kitchen which would he unpleas*
ant or annoying to your neighbors, just call in and we will C
see that everything goes along smoothly. We guarantee our
OggS.
Wo regret that on April I we were compelled to raise the prices
on about thirty articles, mostly of a bulky nature, such as
mushes and bottle goods, owing to the increase in the freight n
rate and also an increase in the wholesale price of a great a
many articles on the account of greater demands and the
supply growing less. Hoping this will he satisfactory to our *
customers, we remain. Respectfully,
PACIFIC COAST TRADING < <>..
'1'. I). »’orlew. Mgr.
I KNIK TRADING COMPANY
O. G. HERNING. Manager.
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" i first river boat connections. i
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Discount on orders of or over as follows:
Dry floods, Hardware Ammunition, Crockery, Drugs.
(1 ranitowaro. Hats. Shoes. Etc.. 20 per cent,
flroeeries. • - - 15 percent.
No discount on •Flour, Sugar. Ham, Bacon, Lard. Butter
and Eggs, but all at a low price.
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