Fair!* ink* Max L’h Fairbanks ami
*ite T.mana > ; V • anil t he wk- o- the
interior Alaska •> very tm eh u ear
^ nest about tb
i the com| to’ ion of the jftivor'viue!’! ran*
At a rovvr.t mooting art :e! k of iu
• Alas va Somi t . n »' ! v |H»siti n
\ss -eititioa. a ut the * > vU ‘o be rip
i izoti for one m on m .at s.
Fairbanks poople \\.l subsen be 1 I
♦ ail as a ti.a'' ei o' eoiit s.», it • • i
be lit* veil tb it ii t ol M.n >u worth ol
4* t i« s of Alas , *, s. n*0 a. I o‘ t J»e a xx
be in t* tit ! V*4s.
It is 4‘ xtift" «*ti ’ ho «o> • :ai "« lit u i»l
XT
make a iiUaat * on.it •*»:.
LAYS BLAiYit
ON PIERPONT
AND THEOGGRE
in t it, Mai -'o. 1 i'll t“- i rt*> ■
^ dent Mellen of flit* New Haven line
told how Moreau ruled the r*»ad with
an fen ham: a* the Iniersiate com*
• mission invt -• .a a t* * ay. He said
that Moreau oruored the purchase of
The Westehest r roati tor r.;.‘».i»oo,ooo
and forced the expenditure ot sll.ooo,
000 for improvement' although the di*
rectors favoreii only s. >o.o»>o,t*o.
Mel leu sti \ s that he ..asked Morjjfan
where the itioiu1) went and that "ucu
ht* tried to rce the financed* to an
.wt i’, ht* j/*»t the worse of the encoun
ter because the director was afraid.
Molten says that he was humiliated for
opposit e the pureha->* aid made the
f Boose vt it *s name was brought ottic
« la.lly be’ :•« i n eouiuAsidi when
Moth'll s?it! * * i *ha' in l!*'7 he conferred
wfth i\ K. ami that the » utner 1 'resi
dent .uxor cl e B os* >n »v a i e i »er
e e- radii i '’ .an see the roau sold to
Lon if distant** telephone i>* »ot i at the
Branch.
Wli desale and Rt tail
Beef. Pork. Veal, Mutton, Poultry
Lard Hams and Bacon.
» Butter and H&gs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook Inlet Given Careful Attention
Pourth Ave. Seward.
For Sale or Rent
•4 Room House, Bank block, $1650.
Rent Price $20, including water.
SKI* .»• O. PA I I KN.
Chas. S. Black
Public Stenographer iS Book Keeper.
CALL AT .MINER’S STORE.
BROSIUS & MOON
Furnish Building Materia!
on Commission Basis.
We Compete with Any and
Everybody.
GET OUR PRICES FIRST.
Lumber & Material
bread bread bread
Full weight. 15 loaves or tickets
for $1. Doughnuts 15c per doz,. and
cakes of all kinds at the Commerce
Cate. Open day and ni^ht.
FREE OF ICE
Vahh /. May go. Word was received
h, s» periiitemkMtt Ingram, of the
Vtask.i Ubad commission, that the ice
• iFet, aoi:i river went out May hk
ami that no damage had heen done to
th big government bridge at that
CHISANA BAR
TO CLOSE SOON
Fairbanks, May 'Jo. hrank Miller,
proprietor ol the only saloon in John
son t stv, i iiisana, has written hero
that link *s cniuiit ions in tin* camp im
prove in the next fe" weeks he "ill
c os< op his saloon short I v after t lie
opening i t navigation and return to
th » c tv. He writes that t he prospects
i. tin* coming slimmer are not very
g<-ed and he "ill return to this city as
>,>on as In can dispose of his goods.
Children's rompers in khaki and
Li c nen oOc. Crown *v Hawkins.
Quality tit si.
•*i)el Monte*’California fruits. Non
have never tas!ed preserved fruit that
compares to those in ijuality and il t
v- r. \1I vartetn sat i’». li. Quality
first,
}lev. |Vice will return to Valdez to
day on the Alameda.
Mr. 11. Kellv purchased the Vienna
Cafe from V. H. Cottle today.
If you want to enjoy your after
dinner smoke you will sure smoke a
l.ov era. PHI: Cigar.
Curtain rods at ,1. L. Craef *s. £
’U,iue cooking a? the Vienna cafe.
EVERY WOMAN SHOULD HAVE
THIS SET
Oi k* COMBINATION
rOILKT PERFUME 5111
['\i > t eontulis • > of our most pop
u tf *uvparai .* ms,
1 Bottle Milady’s Perfume
I l.arjce Bottle'Milady s Shampoo
i Cake Milady’s Cuticle ->oap
1 Jar Milady s’ Rose Cold Cream
1 Sifter Box Milady’s Talcum Pow
der.
\on know these preparations, they
an* fatuous tor their pure dualities ami
cuveu * ** to!or>. lho\ at e hem if soid
tie* world over a* from »'k* to $100 for
rich preparation. Your dealer would!
<* \oil not it >> than $J.»)0 for the
>et arid we are oth rinvf it to you for a
limited time only for $1.00,
\ AMI A PI RSI: PR EE.
EREE it you will send in your order
now we will .send you absolutely five
with this set. One Simulation German
Sil\ er Vanity Purse, New \ ork s La
test Craze. Thi> purse is of striped
d» s!.; ], two ball clasp, with cable link
eiiai11 Si'kolim* lined, one side contains
h:i • ooeke?, other side with sprinufeoin
L>>h r.s, dime, nickel and quarter,
W e will s»*nd Milady’s Set complete
u it A’ tiitv |»uise it you order at once
\V sell you direct. Order
now today.
A cents need not write.
Send r**n emits in stamps to cover
postage. Send $1.00 coin or money
l NIVERAL PRODUCTS CO.
Dayton, Ohio.
HIS DREAM REALIZED
Wear Ever Hosiery and Paradise
(iarters.
We otTer for a limited time only, .six
pairs of our tinest .’Inc value (iuaran
teed Hose and a pair of our well known
Men’s Paradise (iarters for one dollar,
postpaid.
You know these hose: they stood the
test when all others failed. They #ive i
real foot comfort. They have no seams
to rip. They never become loose and
ba^irv as the shape is knit in, not
pressed in. They are Guaranteed for
fineness, for style, for superiorly of
material and workmanship, absolutely
stainless and to wear six months witli
! out holes, or a new pair free.
Don’t delay send in your order be
for offer expires.
WEAR-EVER HOSIERY COMPANY
Dayton, Ohio.
Serial 01645.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
.Nolire i' hereby Riven that the North- j
western Fisheries Company, a corpora- |
ti,»n, as assignee of Ilieliard \Y. Hunt
and William Pointer. beinfr entitled to i
the benefits of Section 2306 of the Re- |
vised Statutes of the l ulled States and
the amendments thereto, has applied to j
make entry <>r the lands embraced in Non- !
mineral Surveys Nos. <»7S and 679, situate
near the mouth of Kenai River, in the
Territory or Alaska, and Non-Mineral Sur
vey No. 1122, situate on the Northwest
Shore of ChiRnik Bay, Territory or Al
aska, and more particularly described as
follow*, io wit:
Survey No. 678.
ji, if. at < or. l. ;;i line of moan liigli
lan* on | '1*1 bank of Kcuai IMver, cor
n*.i * i. wii. cor. an iron pipe set in
. -ii. n arked \Y. < M «*. s. M7.s No
I i. ii- S. s d**g. 21 min. I i.mi cli*
di-■ ; iieoHll *»r kenai Ibver bears N. HO I
dig. \\ . * I 2 miles ib*t; I Sb.M Vu
; s. i». ii n. deg. is min. \\< *i 17.My
,*!•* i n»>. 2 i ‘act It. ItU'Sian Creek
Mission <nr. b« irs N. f> i deg. <».» mm.
\\e*i i; .:s2 ciis; thotu’e from inn* cor
N, i l lM.7t eli*. lo Cor. No. 2 an
ir,,’n jojm *ei m ground marked \. >
t 2; III* nee South IN.21 rI'*. In
i or No. . in iron ;* pc set in gi *und :
marked \. s. m:s tor. :t; thence \\e*i
* i , , h*. io eor. N<t. i. cor. not *ct, 1
XX It. e r. ill II * 11 pipe markcl M7H \\l.
Mi be w* s. .» i d<‘g . I i nun. bast I d» *
eli*. |hence from true cor. No. i mean
d- ring Mu* mean high tide on Mast *h »re :
, K.n.i iti\er ! V 1 : des*. 2*. min.
\\ i j. ; 2 N. 2 7 deg. ;;s mm. NYcsi
« ii. i a N i i deg. :: i mm. W
; 7 e||* i • < or. No. |. pia*‘C *■!' t.eglll
mug. \ • a 17.2M ane*. \ ar. at all
corner* 2M deg. iN mm. Mast.
I lii* traet or *ur\cx i* situate in ’ *»»
11;,{,> in iieg. :t2 min. :t0 **-••. .\«»riit and
j Iigllm'c INI deg I i Ill'll. < s see. \\e*l
d' ierlnmed tl a point on { i*l I* ink <d j
lo mi Ibver. 1 I 2 lull' * above I* moillh
\* ,'ddiiou ii to ordinal h *ni* stead cn
ti \ *.! i, < liar*! \V. limit it <priuglleld. ;
Mi*so»:r:, n»*. 2’.mu. dated IVbru.iry 2,
1S7S.
Survey No. 679.
l eg. « *r. No. I an iron pipe set In :
.•r ml f : k< I S • or. I M1 W '• !
Ir. in whenee l **l.'l No. c.7s bears N. nl 1
deg. Ill mill. \Y. SS.ItN ell*; theme Ca*l
\ ar. 27 deg. i . »M eh*, lo creek I Ik
\\ ;Jc 2.oa eil*. I" * of. No, 2. ail iron |
.tp, .i i mi ground m ilked s. M70 Cor ;
,*. nr ncc s. \ a:-. 2«• deg. No min. ll. j
j* rii*. i'» (■■< '» t Ik. wide; 1..»2 c.i*.
to i ..I*. No. :! an ir *n pipe -«■ t in ground j
t, ;n k. d \. **. '7 *> ' or. :: thence \\ < *t
\ a** 27 deg. I . 2.IMS ell*, to • or. No i
i 11 n*on pipe set in ground marked I
\. s. cor. . and being identical with
i'..;- i original survey; thence Norik
\a-\ 27 d«g. I. .M2 cli*. double pipe
due"; t N2 i h*. to cor. N'». !, place of;
beginning. \r« a 0.711 acre*.
I In* *urvev t* slluab* in laliludc no j
12 min. :m **■•' North; longitude
l l d< g. i: mm. is si*e. \Ye*t. eompuiC'1
from tti** latitude and l*»ngitudc of • «»r ;
| i , s \ >. No. * 7s. a* obtained
r* 'in Hi** I . s. Coast and Ccodeiie survey
etui r I *.
Survey No. 1122.
*. d g :2 mill. \Y. u.7 71 cli*;"***
. a \!* * or N>», t, cot’. m*» *'•!.
wit. an ir -n pipe *<•! m ground i
marked W • - I 122 bear* N. 2.NO eh*; j
from \x In ti vvd. cor. I -**IM s 1 I 22 bear*
*. :t» d«'75 2 min. \Y. «*.7:J Hi*; l . s. 1.
v - 7 i b< a■ * S. :: i deg. i 7 nun. \Y. I .u:t
! , »i*; n. \v. c**r. bouse on sau i i
*pi- | . ;i * s. Io deg. I s mm. I ; then *•
N : Hi from M. < . Cor. No. l 12.7n eh*.
; , , ,r \t, 2 an iron pipe *el m ground
l. irk. t > 1122: I hence !• 7.NN ell*.
,. k i IK . w nl'*: II.* '' ehs. •• *r. No.
i a, aM :"..n pipe *i t m grouinl marked >.
1122. frotll whence eor. No. 2. "HC. ‘.'.*1
lit ar* N. No deg. Ns mm. M. 7t7t.lts Hi**,
d -d; theliee >«»llTll 2.12 eh*. to MC eor.
N . ,. e -I’. Il*d set. Wit. eo|‘. ail ll’ofl
pjo* *. ! mi ground luarkei! S. 1122 NYtl
C"i\ i bear* North I.N2 Hi*. ibst; thence
Ii,.m M. * • or. No. i meandering ordi
nary !; gti tide i Ink nik bay I ^.7 7
(leg. 7 mm. \Y. 2.0'* eh*. 2 S. MU j
(leg. i lllin. \\ 2.ON til*. :t 1 s. |7
deg. i * nun. \Y i t:! i'li'i • N. :c: deg.
1 i lllin. \Y. o.T i i lls; N N. i deg. US
tmu t O.Nx eli*. t S. 7 ‘* deg. No ill ^
\V. . h*; 7 .-*. |o (|. g. NN mill. I.. I
17 * t h*. s *5. 2 deg. a* mm. W.
•2.7 7 . r*. o *. 2s deg. 0* mm. NY.
2 s* «•;,*; | . \|t *"! . N". 1 . plai*'* «•*'
tM'gnmn- \re;t ’-2 aciv*. Yar. at all (
corner* 2»> il<-g. :tN mm. I M.
I lu* *i:rve'.v or traet of land i* *iluale ,
I ri'title s dec. 22 nun. I I see. North
as determined from < >*r. n*». t of tin* \
* ii *■ v»■ \ the iipproMtn.ite loiigitiidi* of said
ti ed i* | Ns ijt-g. 2" mill. VY. *t. a* tl>
P-mom tl from the l.it**"! charts of « lug- |
niK bay.
V* at I l»'i"!ial f-> original hi«uie*tcad
* 'littv of William pointer at imom-viUe. I
Vi!** in. N**. 7 02. (fated Vpril I N, I * . *•
\ny and all person* claiming adversely
anv pofti o t*f the alittve d* *< ribe 1 tract* |
of' land are r«-<(iiire*I t * 111** with Hu* ;
l*eci*l' r ;i!m| Itceeiver «T Hit* I ni!«*•! Stale*
land 'dice at Juneau. Maska. their :ol*
x. . *o e* t in tltcrelo. under oath, during
Hi*- period ..r puhlientmn or wi'Mm lliirlv
,«,i_\> iii.-rea‘ ft r. or they will bi* barretl !
I \ Hie provision* *»r ill** statuie.
\i*n t itwi s i i itn nsnimi s co.
f I od *niiee, Juneau. YIa*k*a. Vpril
•;o i '* i i
ii i* hereby t.rdt red that the roreproing
lopee be publi*hcl lot* the * la tut »r.v per
;.mJ in ? 1 •• • Sewarit l>ail.\ (latc’vav. a Oaily
a wspaper <*r general eir»*ulatipii printed
o -ewanl. Maska. Hi" near»"t p i|»ei‘ to
■ :i ! bovt* described claiin *urvt*\.
i . n. w \i kJ n. ii* gi * ter
Serial 01634.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
\ I- hereby ► \«n that Hie North- j
we-tern Pi-hene- Company. a eurporiltoii. •
a- a-'U-n* e <>f William Pointer, b* mg en
mini j > the bene! It - of <#•»•! ion 330A j
,,f i)|i» p«-\ i.vt (l -' ilute- of TIn* I ill ’i i|
State- and Hie amendments thereto, ha- -
applied to in. ke «n'ry of the land- em
brae.-d m l nil* • ! Mat- - N’-n Mineral slip
v,*y< No-, j 13 i and 1 139, situate on
i :i _nk l ag *>»n, In-triet of Ali-ka, and
11■ pariHMilarly described as follow-, t-*- I
A
Survey No. 1124.
Po g. at M. e. * or. No. S. e- r. t!**f set, ,
Wii. •■**r. iron pipe -et hi ground marked
s. 113 i W. c. * or. I. b* It - <. 1.33 ells. ;
|y - | . m. s. 953 h ars X. 3i deg.
2a inin. 20 .-ec. I . *‘7.7 i chs; P. S. L. |
M. *‘«7*'* b- It - N. I di g. 19 min. P"» set*. 1
j t, *, o-i r|i>; * ii . <. 7 35 bear- N. 5 0
■It g. 3 : mill. *29 -••£*. I-!. 37.19 eh-: thenee j
ir M. * . * or. No. i tin an b ring beach i
of • hignik l ;ig*»o*» at ordinary high tide j
i \. 7 9 d**g. i»3 i f ». \Y. 3.39 eh-. !
3 - 39 d* g. 03 !* it. \Y. 3.A3 chs. !
-. S| 31 n- \V. A.93 chs. (i) !
-. ’,* «}•: 5! te e. \Y. I.sj eh-, to M C,. I
i«r. \o. 3 ,c .r. not -*t: wit. cor. an iron}
pipe -* i *n ground marked S. 113 5 \Y. *'
* mi*. 3: bear- K. t.ii e>i-. <P-f; thenee i
fr..ill M. * **r. No. 3 I . 13.30 eh-, to
* . No. 3. **o'. n >t set; w it. e->:*. an
(r n i i;»c -i m -* 'e 1 mat k**d \\. c.
(or. s. 1131. hears \Y. 0,28 chs;.!
\Y. cor. a hoti-e i-n sand -jot bears
N. 3> deg, 33 mm. I . I mile (list; -. 11. ;
(*..;•. * f I'otoe at nai ve visage bears j
\ it deg. 30 min. \Y. about 3 miles j
ili-f; thence from true ear. No. 3 X. 5.13)
* h-. I-* cor. No. 1. place of beginning, j
Vrea 3.A3 acre . N at’, at all eorner- 20 j
deg, 30 min. Kas*. Latitude 5A dog. 19 .
turn. 5 i .-«'(*., long 'Hide 15 s d.-g. 30 ndn.
Survey No. 1129.
peg. at M. C. Cor. Nr*. I high tide i
mark **n < hignik I ago**n a boulder in j
place abo\c ground marked >. 1I29 Cor. -
I. from where,* I . S. I.. M. S. 953 bears
N. - deg. 0*’* mill. E. 0 7.81 ebs. (list; j
p ilar rock bears \. -s deg. 21 min. W. i
one-half P ile dist: \v. c. cor. I Stir. 959 j
h* i»- >. 73 d*'g. 5A min. 01 sec \Y. j
31.33 elis. (list; thence from M. C. Cor.
No. I -. 30.00 ehs. to M. C. Cor. No. 3. .
cor. not set; wit. cor. an Iron pipe set j
in ground marked S. 1130 W. C. cor. 2
hear- N. 3.7 1 **h-; thence from true cor.
n«». 3 meandering beach at ordinary high
title ft) X. i*'» deg. IS min. !■:. 3.05
eh- (9) X. f. i deg. 50 min. E. 3.42 ebs.;
(;: N. 3S deg. 22 min. E. 3.4A ebs. (5)
N. 19 deg. 5 5 mill. 1 2.50 ebs. (5) X.
«> deg. 4 7 mill. W. 3.73 elis. (A) N. 2i
deg. 33 min. K. 2.7 5 chs. (7) N. 31 deg.
05 mill. W. 5.99 ehs. (8) X. 01 leg. 01
mill. \V. 2.88 elis. (0) X. 8A (leg. 57 min.
\Y. 3.85 eh-, to eor. No. 1, place of be
gilining. \rea 13.52 acres. Yar. at all
cornets 20 d«-g. 35 min. East.
\s additional to original homestead en
ter of William Pointer at pooneville, Mis
stiiiri. No. 7 193. dated April 15, 1870.
\ny and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of the above described tract
of land are required to tile with the
Register and Receiver of the I'nited States !
l and office at .Itineau. Alaska, their ad
verse claim thereto, under oath, during
the period or publication or within thirty
days thereafter, or they will bo barred
by the provisions of the statute.
NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES CO.
r. S. Land Office, Juneau, Alaska, April
30, 1914.
it Is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice be published for the statutory per
iod in the Seward Gateway, a newspaper
or general circulation printed at Sew
ard. Alaska, the nearest newspaper to
said above described claim or survey.
C. B. WALKER, Register.
DR. CHARLES T. DAGGETT
Bridge Work and Porcelain Specialist
Satisfaction Gumnnlced in All Brunches of
Up-to-Dnlo Dentistry.
Deceit Bloch Telephone SewnnJ. Al.vike
J. LINDLEY GREEN
LAWYER |
Over Hank of Seward Seward. Alaska j
ITIER ANDERSON
PAI MTING
AND
PAPERHANGING i
ROOSEVELT ROADHOUSE
MILE 23
.Best Accommodations for Travelers
Dogfish Galore Dog Stables
A. W. ROBERTS, Prop.
C. MEETING'S!
Igloo No. 9,
Order of Pioneers
Meets the First and Third Wednesday
of eac h month at the A. R. hall.
Wm. Sauers, Pres. Isaac Evans,Secy
— - -...—— ■
jf a man likes .» woman that * hi* business.
And if t woman like* a man that * her hu*i* i l
nesv
A ml if they jjet ma'fied that * their hu*ine*s.
* R'JT CLEANING. PRESSING u
L:) AND TAILORING
IS MY BUSINESS.
I Q HENNING jj
» Atfpnt for 11 i
FRED KAUFFMANN CLOTHES
g -—--T^
(PIONEER
HOSPITAL
OF SEWAHD
DR. J. II. ROMIG, Director
Rates, $J.">0 per Day
\ Monthly Hospital Tickets $1.50 Each
Mining Contracts SolicitedI
i■ 11 ii— ■! ■■r«wiA
Seward Water
and
Power Company
John A. Nelson, Manager
Office Hank of Seward Huilding
SEWAHD. - ALASKA
. ;•? xiz ^stsss* £& %
OLD CROW
OLD HERMITAGE
OLD WINES
■ Blue Ribbon Beer
Olympia Beer
ONLY MINERAL CABINET [
WHERE? AT I
JACKS
J. P. Stotko - Proprietor
L. _Jk
~! THE I"
NORTHERN
LEO MARGULES, l’ROPR.
WINES
LIQUORS
CIGARS
BOWLING ALLEY
BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLES
Seward, - Alaska
WATGH US
BUTT IN AND GET THE BUSINESS
AND
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
COAL MINER’S AND GOLD MINER’S SUPPLIES
Doors &. Windows
Lang’s Ranges
I X L I *arlor I leaters
(Jasoline Stoves
< ook Stoves
t ’amt* Stoves
Air '1’ight Heaters
()il Stoves
Aleohol Stoves
Spark Rings
.1 limp (’oils
lotteries
(Jranite Ware
Aluminum Ware
A si M*>t«is
1 * iV H Raper
Mahhoid Rooting
'1’ar I ’a per
1 )eafening felt
Weather Strips
Gasoline
Gas Engine Oil
Marine Engine Oil
Val ve < )il
Elaine <)il
Floor Oil
Linseed <)il
c ’up Grease
Paints
Lacqiieret Paint
Asphaltum Paint
Brushes
Varnishes
Turpentine
Japan
Denatured Alcohol
t ’oal 'Tar
Lamps
Lanterns
Tents
PHONE BLACK 4
Rifles
Shot (Juris
A mrnunit ion
FUhiiur Tack *
(Jiant I *ow<ler
('aps
Fuse
Bench Forges
Blacksmith’s ( ual
I lei lows
Wheel Burrows
('utler.v
Fire ('lay
Fire Brick
liitne
(Vment
(Jla^s
I lope
Mercury
Seine Tw in**
JL L, saRAEF
NAVIGATION COMPANY
ii————i—
ALASKA PACIFIC S. S- CO. ALASKA COAST CO.
.PUGET SOUND-ALASKA ROUTE
Steamers leave Seattle every ten days each month on the
5th, 15th, 25th,
via the INSIDE PASSAGE, for Ketchikan, Juneau, Yakutat,
Katalia, Cordova, Ellamar, Valdez, Latouche, Seward,
Cook Inlet Points and Kodiak Island.
PUGET SOUND-CALIFORNIA ROUTE
Seattle to San Francisco, connecting with steamers Yale and Har- ,
vard for Southern California Points.
CALLING AT KNIK, KODIAK AND ILLIAMNA
The Admiral Sampson leaves Seattle May 15.
The Admiral Evans leaves Scattjc May 25.
Right reserved to change steamers at.d sailing dates without notice.
B. F. WATSON, General Agent. WAYNE BLUE, Local Agcnt^
\
STEAMSHIP CO.
SAFETY SERVICE SPEED
Sailings every Six Days for Valdez, Cordova, Skagway, Juneau,
Retckikan and Seattle
S. S. Dirigo leaves Seward 13th of each month for Cook Inlet points and Dutch Harbor.
Regular freight service for Ketchikan, Juneau, Sheep Creek, I readwell,
^Douglas, Cordova, Ellamar, Valdez and Latouche. Explosives, S.
S. Seward. Sailing from Seattle each mouth: S. S. Sew
ard, 5th; S. S. Latouche, 15th; S. S. Cordova, 25th.
Q&T Right reserved to change this schedule without notice**!^
F. B. TRACY, General Agent C. B. GUPTILL, Agent
H. V. HOBEN A- F‘ DAVIS I
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Manager
-Dealers in
COAL, WOOD AND ICE
General Transferring Phones, Main 17 and 41
...PIONEER HOTEL...
F. B. CANNON. PROPR.
Newly Furnished and Renovated. Twelve Comfortable
Rooms. Nicely Furuished Ladies’ Sitting Room. Family
Accommodations as Good as Can Be Had in Alaska.
KNIK ' - ALASKA