THAW TRIAL
IS POSTPONED
Noted Murder Case Goes Over to
January Because Jury Could
Not Be Secured.
S’- Cable to The Dally Oatewny.
New York. Nov. *.»:» The trial of
Harry K. Thaw for the killing of
Stanford l?. White in this city lias
been postponed until January on ac
count of the inability to get jurymen.
Kvervone examined was excused for
some cause. No one wants to serve as
the trial would have lasted during the
holidays and the jurymen would he
practically jailed the entire time, not
being allowed lheir freedom at any
time throughout ti • trial, hot* this
reason it was impossible to get a jury.
A change ef Venue is lik- ly to he
made. Thaw and ids wife do not relish
the post p<>uetll'-iit.
DUMA IN ADDRESS TAKES
SHOT ATRJ83IAN THRONE
St. I ’• ?ci 'I* iNnv. 2*’» I’ho ilouma
sounde 1 ■> • > v11 '! a' i 'v 11 *• ’’ in its ad
dress to the thr>* i * r i lay.
ARCTIC BRJTIIRHJDD
RECEPTION TONIGHT
'riie Arctic i»r e he‘iiooil will formal
ly open their hall tonight with a house,
warm in. pr . IvPreshnnMits
will he -e \v, ami a ifood time is
ant ici pateii. \ >. ; . momhe s :n
town and feiends of the order are
invited to lie pre> nt. The reception
will last fee n o i,> 1 ■’ oV !'»ek.
Literary anJ Vias.cai concert
The Literar;. ami M isical Society
is platnnc to t's‘*e i nopaair son-' con
cert in a v weeks. It will h ■ one of
the trees of tie* s s»n. Vnnu.mce
ments w It h>> m • e« r.
Aletli Mist Services
The Usual services wit! he held 111
the M. eoiitvi «•» iitM t -ev; Sunday
soho *1 e to i ».• • i.*oia4 at 7:>>
in t!ie e. a \ ir cor lia !'v in
vited to atie
L. II. 1 Vde: sen. pastor.
Zinc Industry i. uc4 industrial Trust
A »**W j|,ti )>!•• a ; ' W! t i'll !s in
tended !i ' . < ! I • .IC Mill.'
millin • ■ ,<1 mar. ifac'irv hu**Me*.s of
the c atrv ii .** l> en mi _ani/ed in
( ‘hlV'la » l»v the e> .*•oi,dy »n *>I the
Ir.uUnh in nit r- ii.a'iV'S of the \Yi*»
eons n to l I *.-*» o s' rio ».
The n *i-l i r >• • u *i iv. wiioh iscapi
ta!i t ;t? J >, M ‘. i i, • ii ;i • known
as the t ’ ai i /'.tie i eapany.
it is . > a i.i '. • l In'. . * i? s pr >
III- >1 IS com
pel,! t on of st: ah pi- :. . i*r> anti to reg
ulate the o it put;
Tn r. man ■* t *; >us i i t imes a
miiitona; ■ wo . os-U ia ■* >me tender,
trustful !t -art a sti.*: er in the time of
storm. !■*»
She looking :t: awa\ How clear
the horizon i^! He Yes l Just spept
it with iuv e\e. H si on Sranscript.
SEWXHi) SftXXltRS
Santa Clara: sailed from Seattle 2f>th.
Jeanie: sailed from Seattle 30th
Yucatan: in Seattle.
Dora: sailed for Seattle 2"»th.
Saratoga: sailed for Seattle 2*>.
Bertha: sailed for Seattle 29th.
Mineral Inquiry Bureau
The Gateway has a department for
the determination of metalsanu miner
als. Inquiries sent to the Gateway
with specimens will be answered free,
when the full name and address of the
sender is given. Otherwise no answer
will bo made. Assays will be made
when assayer’s fee accompanies the
sample.
Seward Circulating Library
All the latest books of fiction, be
sides standard works of every kind— j
fiction, history, poetry and literature, j
Mrs. W. M. Sauers,
Seward Commercial Company store.
When you want anything in the line
of stationery or fountain pens, don't
overlook the Owl Drug Co’s, large
stock.
When you get a Waterman you get
a fountain pen. They range in price
from $2.50 to $10.00 each. On sale at
the Owl. *
ATLANTIC COAST
STORM BOUND
Severe Hurricane Causes Many
Small Wrecks and All Ship
ping Seek Shelter.
Sy Cable to The Dally Gateway.
New York, Nov. 2o -The entire At
lantic coast is being swept by terrific
storms. All steamers are seeking
safety, ami many schooners and other
small vessels have been wrecked.
Transmits Power by Wireless
A yotinif Lyon-scientist assert- that
lie has discovered a means of transmit
ting ■ '.-t rival energy without wires.
K\|u?riiieMits are now proceeding in
the grounds of the ('hateau *de; t'ret,
he! inline: to a Lyons manufacturer!
named Auiru-te Villy. A tninaturej
car, raiminMf on rails, was recently
propelled a. distance of li'K) yards by
lie ms of piwer from anVlectric trans
mitter.
I)i‘tails of the process are withheld
for the pee- u:. Patents were taken
ait in August. A syndicate of bankers
ha- he al Arm'll to work tin* inven
tion. Puri- (.'ahie to the New \ork
Times.
A Point of Law
Tlv Koutnanians are as curious in j
-nine tiling- a- the t'hinese. A ifirl ,
who feil into a river and was swept ]
down hy the current finally seized a i
l*n-h on the hank and drew hor-elf to
show. The owner of the land on
•vhich thf bush <rrew immediately
clainiod a reward of onedollar because
hi- hu-h a;is there and had saved her. i
Her fat her refused to pay and there]
was a law -uit. What the law had to]
devie i- whether people can make u-e j
of bu-iics on the hank without paying
for t he -a me. or whet her the assist a nee ,
of -aid hushes i- worth a certain sum !
of money.
In < ti i a. if a p rson falls into tliej
water no one must help him out. but j
at the -am" time a spectator can be
impri-oijfd for not advising the vie
i ini to -tay on dry land. —Kviminy
1 idi ■ - ra m.
liertha \rrives and (ioes South
The steaumr liertha arrived in port
from the we> ward Thursday afternoon
at 1! i*el"ek and -.ailed for the south at
■ ii ;•.:_jhr. Sr • w :■> torty-i'i_fht hours
u u-w u 11 run from Kodiak, having,
'■neounte: vd a- very were storm all j
win >) this piaee. The liertha
earrh-d u et u'o of semi-eured salt
salmon taken from a harkeutine at j
. > i. Tii s.- salmon are consigned |
to part ies in (lermany.
te I in11as;;vtn-_f services at the
.\, :i. .d - cnurc'n last niifht were well
w.ui alt aided notwithstanding the in
chum a. weather.
“If a hen laid an orange, what would
her chickens sayV ‘‘Oh look at the
orange mar-nui-lade."
No. 75
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT FOR COAL LANDS.
Notice is hereby given that Fayette S. !
Mum i. of Chicago. Illinois, through his!
duly authorised agent, Frank Watson,
of Seward. Alaska, has made application,
under the provisions of the United States
Revised Statutes relating to the sale f
coal-lands of the United States, and un
,ler tlie Act of Congress approved April
28, 1904. to purchase that tract of coal- i
land known as the Fox coal claim, sit- J
uate in the Cook Inlet Recording Dis- |
triet. District of Alaska, designated by |
the U. S. Surveyor General of Alaska as i
U. S. Coal Land Survey No. 99, in the
district of lands subject to sale at the
land office at Juneau. Alaska, and more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. which falls
on edge of river bank. Impracticable.
Witness corner to Cor. No. 1 brs. S.. 32
Iks. dist., a post scribed WC SW Cor. 1
Fox. From true corner U. S. L. M. No.
1 brs. S 0° 54' W. 4.23 chs. dist. Thence
North from true corner, var. 28° 30'
E.. 15 Iks. King river, 1.S0 chs. trail
King river to Chickaloon river and Knlk,
19.95 chs. to Cor. No. 2. a post scribed
NW Cor. 2 Fox; thence East, var. 28°
20' E. 72.02 chs. to Cor. No. 3, a post
scribed NE Cor 3 Fox; thence South,
var. 2S° 45' E.. 19.92 chs. to Cor. No. 4.
a poset scribed SE Cor 4 Fox; thence
West, var. 28° 40' E., 69.55 chs. trail
King river to Chickaloon river and Knik,
69.91 chs. King river. 72.01 to Cor. No.
1, the place of beginning.
Area: 143.607 acres. The claim is sit
uate about 7% miles above the mouth
of King River, a tributary of the Mat
■ginuska.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly any portion of the above described
coal claim and required to file with the
register and receiver of the U. S. Land
Office at Juneau. Alaska, their adverse
claim there-agatnst. under oath, during
the sixty days' period of the publication
of the notice* of said application or with
in six months thereafter, or they will be
barred by provision of the statute.
FAYETTE S. MUNRO.
U. S. Land Office. Juueau, Alaska.
July 18, 1907
It is hereby ordered that the fore
going notice be published for the stat
utory period ir. the Seward Gateway, a
| daily newspaper printed at Seward, Al
,Sk l JOHN W. DUDLEY. Register.
j UDate of first publication. Sept. 18, 1907.
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fTAn“?nyou go Gunning|
\me or Business J
you will need a. j!
itermarisldeaiFountainPen I
The per. with the Clip -C up jB
$2.50 TO {
$10.00' f!
EACH 3J|
For Sale By MM&M
OWL DRUG CO.
E. V. BOYLE. Mc»r.
If you desire, write or ship to
MCMILLAN M R & W OOL CO.
41 Langley St., Victoria, B. C.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L. V. RAY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Over Bank of Seward
E. E. RITCHIE
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Bank of SewardlBnildin^J
C. L. HALE
DENTIST
Bank of Seward Building
SEWARD. - - ALASKA.
J. A. BAUGHMAN
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
City office: Owl Drutr Store.
Home office: At Railroad Hospital
It takes the constant labor of 60,000
people to make matches for the world.
The Man |
I met a man the other day "■]
He had a Roman nose,
He certainly was well dressed, '
For the goods were in the clothes.
I asked him where lie got That Suit:
He answered me right quick;
He said, T got them over there, :
’Tis Clayson does the trick.”
ALL WELL DRESSED
MEN DEAL AT Cl AYSONS’
IKNIK TRADING COMPANY
I GENEARL MERCHANDISE
I We have no flour, sugar, or evaporated spuds, but vail
supply you with Tobacco, camp outfits, rubber goods.
! dried fruits, canned fruits, vegetables and meats; pit saws,
sleds, traps and hardware galore.
WE DEAL IN RAW FURS
I Kniki O. O. HERN.NO, M.n.S.^^^^41ask^
j The Palace isiT
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Cafe in Connection. Seward, Alaska
V --—/
BOOTH & GO.
" II [LIU,. ..
HOPE AND CIRDWOOD
Call on the old reliable firm of Booth cS; Co. for anything in the
Liquor and Cigar line. Mi Hleccion Cigars, Old Line and Hunter Rye,
Nelson Co. Bourbon, Olympia Beer. Everything lirst-class. Best
of attention, run on the live and let live plan.
(iirdwood, Alaska. C. R. BOOTH, Manager.
r—----->
Hotil M°N iley
Completely renovated; new management; hot
and cold water; modern, plastered rooms;
electric lighted; baths; rates reasonable.
HAWKINS & WHITTEMORE, - PROPRIETORS
Fourth Avenue, Seward, Alaska
v__—.-—/
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Northern Saloon
E. L. WHITTEMORE. PROPRIETOR.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
FOURTH AVENUE. SEWARD. ALASKA.
L- j
I THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
(Incorporated November, 1905, under the laws of Alaska)
Office—on Fourth avenue, near Adams, Seward, Alaska