SCWARB GATEWAY
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
Entered a-. Second t'lu-s mutter Autfuxt 2tth. j
tprM a; the iiovtofHcc at Seward. Alaska, un
der the Vet of «’.»nntvvs of March *.
SUBSCRIPTION RATIS
One Year ili Advance* 53 00
Six Mo.iths " 51.50
ftast’ v outer'.’I-’ Vlvvorttt lltiiidu 1 hdulh
Minto's «»•> t'hav. It .V'kc. authorized a a nt
SV’TUIVW. AIMill. Li 1’"'"
HOGGATT S EXAGGERATED EGO
tiov. iVtvbrtim otw
'■ >v» r!iiii* > i'xuij m i ;i*t'tI «*:«» in
*»!!<• i ;.t '.i! 'U : nci« :*• { hat i' JUS’
!.«■ p .■■ ■• .ri tiie tnt't*. lie- <>P «•« '
won't d '* U »»!-■ »*W*‘’ch» Iletu’4
h • 'Mr w ii i■ r y any iuan xvho xvH
jfivt In r ?looeet\ i' reported hi tl
. tJU' ft) «*" fO Itr | ett r 1 >!
'i— lined that the t> mn body
, i_r' . — al'er heath than 1-Rot‘e
uv it ;i'tT'l" ' ' ti '• enee to the
<' trot • -ct John l.k>u_h K< ekeh r and
>hen tie croak.
i .* • ;t*:i 'ha ahie u mi-mx -i" am,
-vent ' ii'ciiijjle' this year, and m vt t>al '
T'v fad' abou' garment 'hupi’
j’het hits hvv i\' been a popular
' tspiciun that when a man i> b *rn
" ‘hout bruit? he btfcoutvs a tailor.
I'll, x « i’rosjKcTor and News ; f
(Vt> cons' ‘’hr- ah takinsr the name of r
he l S ■(_■! :, »be oliler paper. The r
,m t" xx isely i,h cided that while Val- ]
ii / is a irood ti< hi for one paper it "as,!
mi’v slitu for two 'i'b. I’ro'pectOt v
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i ;,|V. Uo^ef ’t »a\' hardly Anybody in |
Mii'ktx vxant' '• If-ooxrnmHiif and the! \
Post-!nte yen,- f'i>' n at ;y every* f
,.Hl ■ \. •' " ' ' '
ooiit« way of saying 'hat the jroverner ,
s circulatin'.: fiction. Thi' also hap-1 f
j■ ri' to be a fact.
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The Hardman story in the news .
minutes that the magnate may iiave
iM-en 'ifueez- d out of the l*nion Pacific
ittet* all, __
.litnhill denied several times a tlav
, tt h- was dug to resign tin* pre>i
ttrnev “f the tlr* it Northern until he
■»iiii it. -
Now if thaw will imitate the com
mendable example of hi> friend trow
uid shoot himself with deadly effect.
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Jot* f Ians gets :i new match every j
week but none of them is allowed to
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F. M. Myers, a mining engineer
torn Seattle, and his son Fred M.
Myers, eame up on the \ ucatan and
won* to lliamna on the Dora to start
work on copper property on the north
Vide of Lake lliamna. which was pur
chased last year by outside capitalists
**n Mr. Myers* report.
JURY FAILS TO
REACH VERDICT
(Continued from page U
in. The Hash sent out early this after
noon that the jury had returned a ver
dict of acquittal was incorrect. Tlu*
signals arranged to flush the news|
from the courtroom windows became
mixed and the reports were hadly
bungled.
The report of the acquittal verdict
was flashed all over the country anil
in every city extras were issued tell
i ir,if flu1 supposed news.
Tie' ptrors are said to show t tie t "*
,ult of the long strain of the trial and
i [he fusion i>f discussion in the jury
room. This afternoon they have beei
reading various portions of the testi
11■ i»tix in tie* cu-e to refresh their
wh'p I lie tesfiuiOUV was.
Case Uoes t » Jury
N a York, Vpr'l 11 Patriot \U»>r
.!. ■••it I.* 1 r -lietl his address I" the
,;i• \ a* 1 Vi«x*k yesterday alternoun.
j : e iitimetli r.ely hejran
••• ■>’ •’ ' '
;■ , I tThberate. They were tin
• •!.•;•. e ..• d Wen t t:,iy leek, i
,? i \ e tne till', eourl ami
i M \ei a! exhibit' til OV i.].-l.ee.
„• \te i \ . •! ! ;!:• • • ••1
Polinas talks ter Defense
, vv \ i \'i;- . i'i !>. •:».*»' M'
" It it • . .< fe!l>' tt U
,. i. iii ii:i* rn;.<«e saeh a remark*
tie.- vu-idiee as Kvelyn Thaw had
; :u •. th nrotee'ot sin ever had.
Court Upholds Lunacy f inding
New Y H<. Apt I - this' ice Ftt/.ger
ui this morning formally continued
h. tinding «•* the lunacy commission
a: ll arty K. Thaw is -ane. At login
\[ w as a*._ urn* d until - o’clock
T*.** i.si announced that it rested
’ s*s e.i- * at.d arguments to the jury will
:.i«.!. tiny *' j in t hi> aftertioon.
Ottered Rich Refreshments
Tin Y:i ;- News gives this account
oi the tin. men's hall in that town:
••The committee of tin* firemen's hall ,
uteutieb io award some handsome t
• , - ii ;* on aecount of the liberality |
r 11• • i.'ivhants in subscribing for |
*:ek-*s rhey cmilil not muster the;
e-ierige ro ask them to donate prizes.
It v\ is then intended to purchase them i
. • , - tk- -* cond thought it was
in •eiii.-.i iteit it refreshments where
served a greater number would l*e ben
♦ - fit t* d and consequently pleased.
There’i :*i the money was spent for
i - ■ : ts as follows: Sugar in
- in its pt cents, citric acid •')!
, t .* •_'.’. cents. This represents .
: 11-• total expendit irt s of the com-J
mil’e».
Comes from Chandlar
f. F i’-iggs returned on the Yucatan
rom the Chandlar, having made a re
l arkabie tmish of 1 TO*> miles on the
annul trip overland from Valdez- He ;
eft early in Decor ber. He brought;
vi *k to Seward the sled and live dogs
vith which he made the journey. Mr.
•oggs -ays only four claims in the,
'hundlat* are paying. Thex • are on
liig creek and Little Hquaw creek, ;
ivhere bedrock is only from four to six j
• t deep. It is expected that $100,000 |
a he cleaned up this winter. As i
much as an ounce to the pan has been j
[wane there. On the benches pans
•aim rig from •» to .10 cents are found ^
bat bedrock is deep and boilers are J
required to reach it.
Big (inme hunters Arrive
L. L. Bales of Alaska at large and ■
\Y. B. Bass of New York arrived on i
tht Yucatan and will go west on the j
Dora t<> kill all the bear- on the Alaska j
P. ninsula. Two friends of Mr. Bass,
arc expected to come up a month latei .
and the party will stay until the mid- j
die of the summer if the bears last
that long. Mr. Bass is a member of
the New York stock exchange, lie is
fatigued by his struggles with both
hull- ami bears at once and wants to
rest up by tackling grizzlies alone.
If you waut a free sample copy of the
mo-t progressive and up-to-date min*
ing journal published send your name
to Mining Topics, 61 button street,
New York. Its news is authentic and
unbiased and the paper is devoted to
the specific and general interests of
mining in every field. *
YUCATAN REACHES PORT
Big Steamer Makes First Visit to
Seward and Sails Again.
Steamer Yucatan, the latest addition j
i to the fleet.of the Northwestern Steam
ship Company, arrived in port Tues
day afternoon at with Capt. John
A. O’Brien on the bridge, other em
ploves of the company familiar to this I
run are on the boat. Purser Short has
hern freight clerk on several steamers!
coming to Seward, lately on the Santa
Clara.
The Yucatan -ailed again for Seat
tle Thursday moruingat f> o'clock. She
brought twenty-four passengers from
Seattle and thirteen from Valdez, and
Latouche. Her local freight cargo j
wa- forty tons.
The Yucatan looks like the North
western except that her paint i
fresher and -lie lack- the additional!
-totcrooms on the forward deck with i
which the Northwestern wa- equipped
lid- winter li i- under-tood that -lie
w ili remain on thi- run.
Rl Ai I SI AU AND
VII NINO Rl CORKS
Deeds
!•'. |„ Da'ilaim to Ik I!. Kanix-v. lot
ly. block lit. Sewill’d.
|„ | la 11.5 a. l«* Ik * i Dolu ' IV. !
|k. block I'!. >ewanl
!•'. L. I la ;.a .ia in A. I.n'vnl!. !<•!> !>. ,
10, I! abu II • ck -, Sv*Will’ll -*
'AIIKIA WIATHIH RICOHO
\v •tbe- !VC : d fur tlm w• • k • •noiir: i
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SNUUi) SHViiHiS
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NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
U. S. CUSTOMS NOTARY
E. R. GRAY .I, :/,
CECIL H. CLEGG
\TTOUNKV ,\T I..WV
' Kourth Avenue. • Seward, Aka.
L. V. RAY
ATTOKNKYAT la w
( • v<■ r IJunk of Seward '
E. E. RITCHIE
ATP * 1 \ N KS - AT - LAW
Kay fitulilinu. Seward. Alaska;
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COMMERCIAL
COMPANY
Tyonok. - - - Alaska
A Complete Line of
..GROCERIES..
Hardware. Rubber Goods,
(ieneral Camp Supplies.
Our aim is to carry everything I
that a prospector may need. 9
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FRANK H.LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
and NOTARY Pl'BlIC
Addres Seldovia. Look Inlet, Alaska. I
or care Mail A iron t. Steamer Dora
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H. E. ELLSWORTH
SKVTAKD. ALASKA.
ASSAY OFFICE
Reports on mines. Ore Analysis
! Gold... ...
i Gold and Silver. .. 2 00
I Copper. \M
I Lead. i-50
Gold. Silver and Lead.. .... 3.50
i Gold, Silver and Copper. 3.50
! Gold, Silver. Copper and Lead. 4.50
Gold and Silver Umpire. 5.00
Iron. L00
Sulphur, Aluminum. Tin. Platinum.
Quicksilver, Zinc, Nickel, Cobalt.
Chromium, etc.. • ■ • 5-00
Mill tests.. 115 to $30
Ore analysis.$10 and up
Gold reflned. melted, assayed and bought
If you desire, write or >lii|> to
MCMILLAN f l)R & WOOL CO.
41 Langley St., Victoria, II. C.
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G. W. PALMER
OFNFRAF MFRCHANDISF
Prospectors Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs.
Kr.ix P. O. Alaska
REMODELED
THE RAINIER-GRAND HOTEL
SEATTLE
Poouiar Prices New Management
Central Location European Plan
Greatest Cain and Bar Service in the City
Wilson &. White Co.. Prop. Chas Perry, Mgr
Summons I or Publication
Jjn.' Sif. 'pint-.’ , c
p yahh i • r> inle t tt*
,.r ,| S 1 I’! ’ her
it , i |i* Mi"! Four Ilir'If'U a till Twcnt y-five
i, r ,('ij.'.o wiUi !iit<,n*'* ,t* the rate of .|«
J 11, . ;m i a j,!; ::ii. : !t • i ■ i ■ • | ' . meii'i-e • d iu
... ..‘iiu! certain hydruul •
! tnai lnrn i' pipe'. ti ltin ' ilerriekv hoi'ts j
| cat.-' v I *■’’ n v.li ' l and ail per'onal property
I ti'. .I in ilie int'itii"'<>f mlnittir. 'ititsite "ii the
| n:in : . :a defendant on Oulclt erp.k.
Iv-nai !•!•< .Jt'Ui. i .if Aki'ka: and in
' whlcit Said action p.viiitiff ii'ks 'aid Court that
i defendant !>• foivel..'»■.! of al! interest. lien and
; ..| ,it\ of i. dempt ; .n in 'aid in.>i t--'aired |»r*»|‘- ;
• ■ ■. •* i !,■• 'aid in | '••• 'old and * le- ,
! pr H . vd' t ft* roof ai>fill'd in t>;ivriuTif of the
•i tl I«• 11 ti T \\iir off ^;thl not** iU*‘l HI »r t tfilL'**.
.'\l«'ii'.'' and aiti.i*ne\' fei*' and thf Defendant
' i. id ud.'.'d ■> pa', any didiciency Ilia’ may re- •
■ mi"., afterapply imr all 'aid iinmey ' a' afor. -
• • a ...» .■!• re". ' a' to :he Court ,
; may '>■.'»> meet.
s.i d 'iimnioti' yy.i' l»\ an order of 'aid i mirt
i dat*-d oil ’lie fill day ot March I’.tlJ. at Yaidi /
v ,i in. . i ’o !>■■ '-rvcil upon defendant
j by puhlif.tt ion.
Dull*.if ilr>t ptiUlicnf ion March lit Ii. H*nr.
Ha «■ of la't |»uhHcatioit April STtli l'-*07
I. i' d;pe within which appearance cai' tie
! made May iah. 11*07.
W ' f" Hi.* Honoratde .lame' \\ ieker-dnim.
.lud. e o! sa d Court till' 7th day of March P.tC. :
at Yaide/, Di'trict of Ahi'Ua.
K .1 S I I Kll. < 'I.I.UK
< V t u \m>au. Mum rv.
\\ T. sc * ■ i ai.P • II hv_' Attorney - for,
i the Plaintiff.
Notice to Co-om ners
i o.l M i iniiai'; .1:: \ Hibhit .1 (
\, s wistoiie. C. ile.u-r. Olio l.ulltfel. .1. I
If.-..* *l,. ir heirs and assign-, and all persons
ha; :ii.: or c.aimitm an interest in the placer j
minitu: claims hereinafter described, and to
all witont it may concern:
y, i , ea< It of you are It.by notitied t'tat
the undersijmod. Charles Tecklenburir. eo* j |
oiv i.et-wo h sit id .1 \t t 'MMitoitf'* ,lne |too» <t, I
(< \ siiv* rstoue, t . Iteyer. i *t t o I .it nee I and I
.1. |, if.-edin eiirht certain placer ininin/claims I
situated if.. :* the mout It of IvniU river, in < ‘ook j
Inlet precinct. Territory of Alaska, to-wit, 1
the (Iravel tiroitp. Northern Croup Montana |
Croup. Cottonwood Croup. Southern Croup. ,
A. C. Croup. Cold Dust claim and Fine Cold
claim, located October 25th. luuiiby and for the .
parties herein named, hits during the year I
i.Htt*, cx|H*nded the stitn of eiirht hutulred dollars |
t-.sihi) ip work and labor for the development
of said placer claims:
That of the proportion of each of you in su'd
e\-|H uditure. towit. the sum of <>tie hundred
dollars (>iutt) there remains unpaid and ttneon
t tabu ted the sum of one hundred dollars <$1U<»
each: or seven hundred dollars ($7Uo> due from
all of you for work and labor expended upon;
said eisrht plucerminimr claims:
And you and eaeli of yon are hereby further
uotilled that if within ninety days after puhli* J
cation of this notice by publication any one of
you shall fail to contribute hi*s proportion of
saiil expenditure for annual work and labor
upon said eitfht placer minim: claims, to-wit.
the sum of one hundred dollars Pfino). expend
ed by t-hc undersigned ;ts hereinbefore stated, j
the interest in said claims of said co-owner so
failint: to contribute will be forfeited to and j
become the property of the undersigned Charles .
Tecklenburtr. co-owner: aceonlltn: to the pro- I
visions of Section Twenty-three hundred and
t wenty-four (2:12-0 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States.
Dated at seward. Alaska. February 2nd. 1VH»7.
('HAUI.Es Tkc kleniutuc.
Co-owner as aforesaid.
Address. Seward. Alaska.
Date of tirst publication. February 9th. 1907.
Date of last publication. May I It h. 1907.
Notice to Co-owner.
To K K Rudolph, his heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that during the year
tin- undersigned have expended more than
six hundred dollars in labor and Improve
ments upon six eertain contiguous lode mining
claims, known as the ‘Fourth of July” group,
which group consists of the "Lookout,"
"Little Skookum. "Red Mike. Bay View,
"Fourth of July." and "Red Boy" lode mining .
claims, situated at the head of Spring creek on
the east, side of Resurrection bay. Kenai pre
cinct, Alaska, in which raining locations you
claim an undivided one-third interest, as
shown bv the records of Kenai precinct.
You are rurther 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 upon said six lode
claims for said year 1006 is two hundred dol
lars as rettuired by law.
You are further notified that if within
ninety davs after the publication of this no
tice. you fail to contribute the remainder of
-our proportion as a co-owner, to-wit, the
sum of $64.45, your interest 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
States. -
Dated Kenai precinct. Alaska, January 11.
,90" GEORGE BURCHEY,
VICTOR SIMONS,
Co-owners.
Address: Seward, Alaska.
Date of first publication, January IJ, 1907.
Date of last publication, April 13. 1907.
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I KNIK TRADING COMPANY I
O. G. HERNING. Manager.
I* asssPROSPECTORS’ OUTFITS A SPECIALTY*-- g
\ A new stock will arrive May >
i first river boat connections.
Knik, - - - - Alaska g
1 ,r.n HA DniiGeneral Merchanl I
i 1)0 06 K0II,...Hqik. Uasko... |
f—------ .
Headquarters tor Prospectors* Quints t?r !
$ \ , al! Susit'.a and Kuskokv/iin poinL
M l)i> -oiinf nil - o! nr m'
N I ) |'V I > OCX Is. i I .I I't I \V i i l’< \ 1! ! 11 1 ' . * >! 1. 1
•\ (i r;tnlt«’\\ ;o'«*. II s. Shoes, K<e 2*1 pei
(iroci'i i *v, 15 per <r;il
I ;.<> discount on Klom. Su^jir. firm, limon, L oh it t
I Latouche! Latouche! Latouche! I
Reynolds - Alaska Development Company |
! General Outfitters For
PRiNCE WILLIAM SOUND g
Bottom Prices; Honest Goods
Headquarters for REYNOLDS. I
Knight’s Island and Sound LATOUCHE li>L.
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Miners’ Conveying and Pressure Hose and
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Stoves and Ranges, Granite and Tinware
Tinning Plumbing
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-ONLY THE BEST
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Bohemian and Olympia Beer
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The New Up Town Resort for Everyone
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