JUDGE GREEN
HOME AGAIN i
FROM CAPITAL
Attorney J. Liudlev Green, "bo has
been in Washington in tbe interest of
the Railroad bill and a Land bill of bis
own, arrived on tbe Sampson, lb* sa\s
Seward certainly looks good to him.
While tn Washington, Green confer
red with t he secretary of the interior at
length on tne matter of agricultural
development of Alaska and thev finally
agreed on a bill for tin* taking up of
tracts of land under special conditions
which "ill he presented at the next
session of ( otigre^s.
Green is convinced that Seward is
the place for the railroad terminal.
••We "ill get it if tli ' is the host
place**, says In*. “The hoard of er^i
neer> were apt»oiuted because of their
coinpetancy and b.euiM* they have
never hud an\ connection with any
private interests tn Alaska.
MILITANTS AND
POLICE MIX IT
Hondo... May '1'2. Sylvia Punkhurst,
who was released on hail following her
arrest i- wet uad another siiflru
jjo '»* parade tint iv amt landed in prison
attain. She with tiv»* other militants
manaeltd thetnsrlws together atui the
police ovvrpow ereu them only atter a
s* ubh'11 t ght.
Wail paper, paints, oi paint brush
es. Muresgo w; ci>lot’s. All new stock
at Broun »\ Hawkins' hardware de
partment. Quality tirst
Long distance * elophom* Pool a at tie
Branch.
One double o\en range for sale at
the Commerce Calc.
Vo i’ll !;mi everything n the pastry
line :r the Sewgud t ale.
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Washington, May 2o.~-Former Pres
| idem Mellen stated today that othei
I railroads are in just as had tinancial
condition as the New Haven. It has
been intimated that the interstate
commerce commission will probably
continue its railroad probe, taking up
• next the Hock Island, Pennsylvania
laud Northwestern roads.
BLYTHE MAY
WAIT A YEAR
Seattle. May Hen Tillman jr.
ha» been appointed as a clerk for the
Alaska engineering commission.
Sam idyl In* and wife arrived here
today. P»iyt he su,\ s that he may post*
pom* h s trio to Alaska until next year.
IA ;t mattrcssc* at .1. F. tlraef's. $
j.\>r |tread. pies, cake-. cookies and
ice clean try the Seward Pub*. *
For Rent.
r‘,v* •_* :«).mi furnished cabins. Men
. \ \*.*» v \iina i urtis.
• •j>, Monte” Pulifornia fruits, '.’oil
have never tasted preserved fruit that
compares to these in ipmlity and Ha
vor. \ vanetitsut i». A' li. lality
first.
The Carstens Packing Co,
\\ holesale and Rc tail
Beet. Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry
l.ard. Mams and Bacon.
Butter and l:£gs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook !nlet (liven Careful Attention
f ourth A\ e. Seward.
Outfit at Knik
For Willow Creek and
Nelehina Districts
You can get just what you will need on the ground
at Prices that will 5ave You Money.
Groceries, Supplies, Boots, Shoes
Shoe Pacs, Horse feed
Hardware... Mining Supplies
GEO. PALMER’S
KNIK, ALASKA
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular House in Town
(iood Accommodation. I irst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Tarps, Rugs, Etc.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourty Ave
Open a
Savings Account
With us today. We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on Savings Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward
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MOLASSES AND
I WINE BOUGHT
FOR OPIUM
Los Angeles, May 25*—Molasses and
port wine is what many Chinese have
bought as opium smuggled into the
United States, according to the state
ment of treasury department officials
today Labe’s of well Known opium
i manufacturers in China, it is alleged,
have been forged and pasted upon the
cans, some of which were said to have
heeii sold for as high as -$.>0 a can < ff
lieiaIs said the purchasers, not daring
to report, were compelled to suffer the
loss in silence. Forty-one cans of the
concoction were seized at the Calexico
I recently.
Folding, sanitary cots and mattresses.
Furniture arriving on every boat.
I frown A I law kin* Hardware and Fur
niture Department. Qualitv first.
With tlie first of Juno all
subscription rates for the (into
way ill be pa\ able in advance.
The carrier will present bills
for the May paper and the ad
vance bill fv r June at the same
time
Public Stenographer
Typewriting Neatly Done
Lejjfal Korins
Mining Korins, Kte.
MISS K A THLRYNI; McKKAN
Hotel Seward
Ifll JVTRVBODY i
Th.it COTTIR !s Sellino
Shoes of All Kinds
Prices $1.50 to $8.50 per pair .
Shirts Ml Kinds and Weights
Price 50c to $6.00
Best Quality Corduroy Pants
$3.50 to $4..00
Dux Bak Pants $ 3.50 per Pair ,
Dux Bak Coats $6.00 f
f ilson’s Cruiser Shirts j
$5.00 and $6.00 each
Shipress Boots and Shoes
$6.00 to $12.50 per pair i
The White Ones.
Mackinaw Coats . ]
$2.00 to $15.00 each
Woolen and Cotton Socks
15c to $1.25 per pair i
THE MINERS’ STORE
TRANK J. COTTER. Tro[.
PMONt AD\MS 119 ;
. J)on't. he afraid to phone and
remember the Parcel Post.
If Yon
Want
To Know
Call at
the
AIASKA
INFORMATION
BUREAU
t. 0. SAWYER. JR.. Manager
Call al Of lice (iateway
Phone Main I0!>
facts and figures supplied 011
Land, Mining and Business
Opportunities.
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Detailed reports on investment
propositions our specialty.
Serial No. 01663
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION,
United States Land Office, Juneau. Alaska.
May 9, 1911.
Alaska Puckers Association, assignee of
Edwin I). Me Kenney. “James Hall and Jacob
May. being emit led to the benefits of section
2900 of the revised statutes of the United
States granting additional lands to soldiers and
sailors who served in the Rebellion, does here
by apply to enter United States Survey No
325. situate at Cannery Cove. Olga Hay. Kodiak
Island. District of Alaska, and more particu
larly Jdescribed.ns follows;
Commencing at cor. No. 1. being Identical
with cor. No. 3 of Survey No. 45. and whence
IT, S. L. M, Survey 2119 hears s 00 deg, 04 min.
e, 51.70 chs, and me cor. No. 3. Survey 299.
hear* s K9 deg. 51 min. e 34 52 chs. and sw
eor. of water tank hears n 35 deg, 51 min. e3.3H
chs; thence n0 chs. to cor. No. 2, whence point
of land in bay bears s 57 deg. oh min. e; thence
w 0,23chs, to eor No. 3; thence s 0ehs. tocor.
No. 4, whence point of the land in bay bears s J
tW)deg. 32 min. e, and thence e 0.23 chs. to cor. j
No. I and place of beginning.
Area 3.74 acres. Variation 23 deg. 3<> min. e. |
'as additional (at to IPoiicstcnd No DTI. made ■
I August 2. IH73 h\ Edwin D. MeKonncy. at I
I (1 ratal Island, Nebraska land office, for lots,
I 2 ami 3. and sw quarter of them? quarter of |
i see 22, township 20 n. range 15 w containing I3h j
j acres; and based upon the service of Edwin D. 1
' Me Kenney in the Army during the Civil War
t ti-om October I" IKI lo ,!i:h 21 lxrin Com |
panv ”11”. 15th Regiment. Iowa Infatdry Volun
teers* (b> to Homestead No, 1731. made Nov.
111. 1x05 h\ .lames Hall, lit llo- nvil >*. Missouri, j
land office for the n half of lots l and 2 in sw !
quarter of sec. 31 in township 36. range 19. con-i
t lining so.31 acres; and base.j upon the si rvice
of James Hall in the Army during the Civil
War f * oil) Nov. I. 1X03 to.lone 13. 1x05. in Com
pany *' D ", 15th Regiment o| • 'sivalr. Mi-soui i
Volunteers; and (el Holm stead No 3x52. ma<5*
January 3, 1 '*7*2 bv Jacob May at ironton.
Missouri, land olVce. fo** sw quart* r of the se
quart' r and the s half of lots l and *2 sw quar
’•■I sec. 31. township 31 n. ran/e 9 w.containing
I3U acr* >; and basest u|*on she service of JacoP
May in tlo* Arrny during tIn* ( ivil W ar horn
Orl.2 IS*. • in | )i • 25. IX*-5. mi i t* pali\ ”*■
I7tli Regiment Missouri A‘ount**er^ ai. I tra'i
ferr«*«l to Company ”< . 15th Regitner t. Ms-,
souri Volunteers, l,at. 57 deg, 09 min. "I seconds
n : Long. 151 o3 min. \t.
Not ice is hereby given that any and all p* r
j sons claiming tiny portion of the above q*
scribed land sire required t<» lile a i*roti st dut
! jug tb ‘period o* publication or thirty day
thereafter, in accordance with law. \v,*!i tin
Register and Receiver of tin* United States.
Land ( mice at Jimeati, Alaska.
ALASKA I* ACKERS ASSOCIATION
Hy Henry E. Port man., I ’:« -id* tit. i
Ad'lress: Sail Kraneisco. ' al
Notice of the above appiication will b*« pub
| i shed in t be S**vv aid Daily ' I at • w a, print ed at
Reward, Alaska, which I hereby designate as
the m vv spa per publish***! nearest the laud ap
plied for in said appliration
C H. WALK I.R Register.
United States Land • Ml!CO, '
.1 nm-au. Alaska.
Serial No. 01664.
Additional I-ntry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLI<\\TI« >N.
Fnited States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
May \\ lb 11
Alaska I'ackers Association :i.s-i. ! «'•■ of
I’ s. Wtiitnev fieiinj emit led to t h* he!a fits of
'
Fulled States triac.tii^ additional land* to
sold jet's and sailors who served irt t L»* IP
In*llion, dot's hereby apply to ellter tlie l li«led |
States Survt \ N< . 3bb. sjiuat*• one quarter ot a
mile eas* of *si; ,-\ ey |.Y t ant,* i > t 'ove.»t:. a May.
Kodiak Island Ihsir et <-t Alaska, and mot*
particularly »!• scribed follows
i'oiniuenciiitf at m e c. r. No. I. situat«* on tie
shore ineot' .m.er\ t'*»v* .uLa Hay. whet.e**
Iiilint of an d it! bay heiirs s 51 tlea. 3.* min. w,
an*l F. S L. M Survev C’.'b bears ti Ibt*-; v'»
min. w, |.;H chs. arid witness c«o hear* n 0,3
i ll* ihence n 21 bl chs to cor Vo 2: thence w 1
Is.77 chs. to me c<*r. Vo. 3 w hen*-** cor. of Sur
vey la hears n *b tletf .M min. w 21.V* ehs and.
se cor. w inch-house bt ars n 23 dec. 20 min w
o.l7 ehs.. and willies*- cor. bears *• o.7J eiis.:
t hence meandering aloby t he shoo line of < ’an
nery Cove. t tl^a I lav.
I South 3a <le; 52 in in. east. 3 »’d chains
3. South 2»itlt*ir. 37 min. east. 1 si chains;
3. south 31 de*. 11 mm. east. b.fHt chains; 1
l. Soulh 2b tlejr. 21 min. east. *.72 chains;
a. Smith 37 ticir. 17 min. east. 3.si chains;
it. South 54 dcir. 52 min east. 2.u7 chains;
7. South HI deyr. 20 min. east. 2.53 chains to
j cor. No. I and the plsce of heirinninn.
At«a 27 36acres. Variation 23dt-jr. 30 min. e.
as additional to homestead No. 2»W made Sept.
2b. 1*71 bv F S. Whitney at Fort Dodjfe, Iowa
land office, for the 11 half of nw quarter, see. 4.
township No. 90. range lb w. containing 132.16
acres; and bused upon the service of Ferdinand
S. Whitncv in the Army during the Civil War
from Feb. 13. 1*65 to Jan. 24. 1866, in Company
“F". 151st Rejrimenl. Illinois Volunteer*, and us
additional to the homestead of F. S. Whitney as 1
indicated on the certificate dated June 29. 1906. (
issued bv the general land office, showing that j
the Alaska Packers Association has submitted
satisfactory proof of ownership and bona tide
purchase for value of 5.61 acres of the certifi
cate of riirht issued by the Land Office to said
F. >. Whitney. Autr. 21. 1*7*. showimr said
Whitney to he entitled to make an additional
rnt ry under see. 2306 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States for 27.*4 acres Lat. 57 den.
ob min. 04 seconds n. Lonn. 154 den. u3 min. w.
Notice is hereby niven that any and all per
sons claiming tiny portion of the above de
scribed land are required to file a protest during
the iieriotl of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance with law. with the Register
I and Receiver of the United States Lund ortU*
! at Juneau. Alaska. irrirr.v,
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
By Henry F. Kortmunn. President.
Address; San Francisco Cal.
Notice of the above application will be pub
Kshed in the- Seward Dully Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby desiifnute an
the newspaper published nearest the land ap
plied for in said application.
C. B. WALKER. Register.
United States Land Office
Juneau, Alaska.
Serial No. 01665
Additional Entry.
Under Section 23 06 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska
May u 1914.
Alaska Packers Association, assign**** of
! Sarah L. Arnold, beirur entitled to the benefit*
l of section 2110*5 of the revised statutes or th*
I United States irruntiUK additional lands to
; soldiers and sailors who sei icd in the Rebelln p
l does hereby apply to enter the United States
Survey No. M2, situate on Karluk River
Kodiak island (at the Hatchery), and more
part icularly described as follow '.
Uoinrnericiiu: at me corner No Ion the left
! bank of the Karluk River, whence witness cor
ner bears s :*h links. fii»m whence Karluk
I Mountain bears s 72 doj/recs minutes w
J thence s 7eha ns to cortter N<» 2 whepe.
Ks»rliik Cape bears n 7u decrees. lomnm . • s w
* sind point, of 'anti across river beat n e** * e
I jrrees. II minutes vv; thence e b‘ o eiuiir s t.>
'(•erne!' No.lt.wlieS.ee Ksil'iliU In al s P .!
j decrees, -jo minutes w, and elm! eli -1 t < 1 — r- p
72 lit -i'e» s. 27 mil id* s w and n* coin**r *■? war* i
I house bestfs n til decrees, 12 u.inut* s w. I .'.
! chains: t o* ri<*«* p Iti.iM chains t * * e«*.* per N'*». t
vvli»*nci’ I *s L. M.M2 hears o k'» «l*vr*’i’s
itiinuiise till links. from whence efeiM'b sim »
Pears r. 7ti ib 2t' *■' ’>• iii'ii1-'1 • " at d Kat o
.Mountain btars s ;o d«pt** s. .,i minutes w
ihetic* w 15.27 chains to me corn r No i>. wI * r,
witl ess corner I f’SU’s • 21 . ;.U> fh-r •
meandering alopj,' said left bsir.k ot Ka.-.a
Riv*’i’.
I xuith :r» iii’Mites 12 mirmtts w ».V *-h •
2. >.,ul h M» d* u r* * s I - mn.hi* s w . 1 • eha r
it. North • l < '’;i" v 21 mimics w. o.Uf chain
I. >iiUt Ii M »:• v t • • r. ii, i* Pi * s w . 2. in ch.i n -
sunt It 21 *1* . • "I rpiuutes w. o. *:• eiia.ps
ti. Soul h >*2 tb nn*\ 11 it antes w. 1.1«# chstitis
Notth ttbvi’ee- t ii hu*i s w ! n?chains
H. Miuth 2«i tl*’v r* • - Hip . p-s w 2. L chains
P* corner No. I. ti1* i isi*’* • »? 1 • inion/
Area 21.id a« i* -if'. n oe/r* * s •
minutes •• sis aii'ii <* 1 ti * •'**a*i Nt •«»'*.
made Aiv'. h. Ist's b >;.iaii !.. \rPnld si? 15’
I viil**. Missouri. IsiiMt *d; ee bo the suii-iar * r
i of til** s*’ ‘.us.l’t'T *d seetintj low:, t p:.» li.
ralitre 7 w e-.plain w .. losier* - Lai . <i 2r* e
\ ill! minutes n. Lola I.M «i» . i*** - 2.5 imp a* - w
Not ice is hi’ieuy i v* it that any a no a. p« t
sens claiming smy prrtion *•! the above *i*
i set ibed land are re<|Uii* *1 to I. *• a pint* -i dill ra
j the pei’i«i*l *d pnbl test ti* north it v «i;iy s then
i sifier. in at c udsinee wit h law w thtli* R*v s«
1 anti R*’t* i\**r «*t the I’niied states Lu-,-1 »'!!.> c
i at Jiim’iiti. Alaska.
ALASKA I’At'KKRS l Vl'M »N
lt\ 11 • i: i \ I Inti manin I * •
Atldi’ess Sati I r; ’ c see. t al.
Not ire p; t h*’ ■ i\ Stl |- i *eat Mil w ; ■ |
. lishetl i p th*’ Sell a rd Dali.. < nit * w .< it ?• I
Seward. X.aska which 1 bend *
! tin* n« W sp; i #• f pa:<lished nearest ' p> . ij*
plied for iti s.tid applieat ion.
t I! WALKER R*v -ti :
I p '•*! Stales Laid t
.1 e. ?.* a i. Mask a
Serial No. 01666
Additional lintry.
Under .Section 231)6 of the Revised
Statutes oi the t nited States.
Al'i'I.l* V! 1<>N.
United States L .ti'l <>:!!'•*■. .! i \ - .
May it'it.
Alaska Pad < ; - A — a • -
Sarah I.. A-nd 1 b- -:r. * * <-•
n| "sf *i*! i < i!i **• »* »i* i*#* * * * .‘ *‘1 " * ■
U nited St. at. t .n, :*•:«. ' ■ a -
soldiers amt sailors who served in \ a» it *
does hereby apply * » U:i'*-,i st.it'--*
vey No. 1. 'i ...'■ !*••' it one-ha t m 11• ..
cannerv of Ala-ku PaeUe: Vss^eia'i h Lar-#•:.
Ihiy. Kodiak Island, Di-triet ot Alaska, an*.
more particularly d« -cr • d as 6k: »ws
('ominencine at corner No. I. whence U s.
L. M. <572 hears n 22 derives. r> initiates w. eo.-*
j chains, and cross on iron pipe bears n 2.' d«
1 irrces. .Vi minutes e. I. is chains, and cress on
iron pi|h* bears n 7e de;.rees i- minti**,s e. 1.11
chains; thence e I "O chains to corner No 2
thence s k.od chains to corner No. 3; thence *
4.uu chains to corner No. I: thcncc n»5.e*t chains
to corner No. l and the place of hecinninr.
Area 2 12 acres. Variation 28 decrees. 3v
minutes e. Lut. AT decrees. 53 minutes n. Long.
I'd decrees w. as additional to homestead No.
4095. made Am:. 8. 1st;- by Sarah L. Arnold at
Boonviilc. Missouri, la: d office, for the >v*
quarter of the se quarter of section 25. townsb.p
3* n. range T w. containing 40 acres.
Notice is hereby given that any and all pet
sons claiming any portion of the above dr
scribed land are required to llleu protest-during
the period of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance with law. with the Register
and Receiver of the United States Lund office
at Juneau. Alaska.
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION
By Henry F. Portmunn. President
Address: San Francisco. Cal. ^
Notice of the above application will he pub
lished in the Seward Daily (Jateway printed a'
Seward. Alaska, which 1 hereby designate as
the newspaper published nearest the land air
plied for in said application.
C. B. WALKER Register.
United Slates Land Other.
Juneau. Alaska.
BROWN & HAWKINS
QUALITY FIRST
CARPETS LINOLEUMS RUGS
Our New Line of floor Coverings is the Largest and Most Kepresentative tver Shown in Seward.
Wild’s “A” Grade Inlaid (the pattern goes clear
through to the back) in an attrac* tf* g TP
tive and neat title design sq. yd. ^
Wild’s' B ’Grade, the same as the ^ ^
“A” quality, only a little lighter ^ i „ ^
weight sq. yd.
Plain Battle Ship Linoleum, one
quarter of an inch thick.- It does | #
not wear out. sq. yd.
t V > A
Printed Linoleums, in neat, clean looking SZtiTfyfo
colorings and patterns sq. yd.
Linoleum Hall Runner in plain brown with Grecian
border, the most attractive and service
able hall floor covering to be had, B6 Q
inch wide per yd w
Deltox Grass. Somloh wool and Axminster rugs, all
moderately priced.
Padded carpet lining. tfti inches wide £* 2 A p
per yd ^ k
Cocoa door mats. Rubber stair treads, and Unoleum
seam binding. Pissed's universal carpet
,^*00p0]»s. * Punt ley s combination carpet
sweepers and vacuum cleaners. Window shades
in green and buff colors.
House lining, good grade, heavy enough not
to sag l)e«r yd
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BROWN & HAWKINS
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