ITINERARY OF SECRETARY FISHER
AS ANNOUNCED DY DISPATCHES
Seattle, Aug. 15.—In a straight talk
before the members of the Seattle
Press Club la>t night Secretary of the
Interior Fisher declared he was going
to Alaska to gain knowledge of the
physical condition of the country.
The secretary's announced itenerary
is as follows: Will depart tonight on
steamer Admiral Sampson, stop off at
Katalla and visit the Bering river coal
1 fields, tfo to Cordova on a revenue cut
ter, ride on the Copper River & North
western railroad as far as Chitina, take
a buck board and travel over the Fair
banks-Valdez trail to Valdez, join the
revenue cutter at that point and pro
ceed to Seward and jro out over the
Alaska Northern railroad to Kern
creek and return. Future plans are
undetermined.
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UNION PRINTERS
IN CONVENTION
San Francisco, Aug. 15—The annual
convention of the National Typographi
cal Union is in session here. President
Lynch of New York in the chair.
There is a large attendance of dele
gates. A petition was read from the
Coast Seamen’s Union asking the co
operation of the union primers in the
tight against Asiatic labor. The plan
is to have restrictive legislation passed
hv the congress. A committee was
named to confer with representatives
of the Seamen’s Union.
DE LA BARRA IS
A CANDIDATE!
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- Mexico City, Aug. 15—Provisional
President I)e la Barra has opened his !
campaign, seeking a re-election, j
There will be several candidates in
the field. General Madero and General i
Reyes are prospective contestants for j
the honor.
GOVERNMEN' TO
CONSTRUCT DIKE
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Seattle, Aug. 15.—Major Cavanaugh,
head of the army engineers, reached
here last evening, enroute to Valdez.
He will re.Kut to Colonel Wilds P. i
Richardson, president of the Alaska
road commission, and investigate the
practicability of a new din* to prevent
a recurrence of the glacier Hoods.
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SEWARD SIEAMERS
Alameda; sailed from Seattle H.
Ad’l Sampson; sails from Seattle 15.
Northwest’n; sails from Seattle H.
Bertha; sailed for Seattle 11.
Dora; in port.
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Finest line of candies at Root’s. *
Fresh vaccine jKJints at, the Old I
German Doctor’s.
WE HAVE IT!i
Old German Lager.
Pabst’s Blue Ribbon.
Olympia Draught Bottled Beer. !
A selected assortment of High Grade
Baccus wine-4 direct from California’s
most la nous VineyarJ.
Imported Wines, Cordials, Liquors.
Ginger Ale.
Bass’s Ale, and Guinness's Stout.
VVe make a specialty of Bonded
V hiskies and Hl^h Gride Cigars at
THE PALACE
Phene 20. W. P. Henry & Co.
Sulzer Enroute North.
Seattle, Autf. 15.—Congressman
Sulzer of New York reached hese yes
terday, enioute to Alaska. He is in
terested in minin”- properties on Prince
of Wales island.
Five hundred shares of Cliff stock, in
the mine that has made Valdez famous,
were recently sold at $5 per share.
DELICIOUS TABLE WINES
FOR THE FAMILY TRADE
Sparkling Bergundy.
Sparkling Sauterne.
Cabinet Gutedal, Moselle.
Zinfandel.
Table Claret.
Grape Brandy.
Grape Juice,
lioma Prieta Medoc.
Mi.mtn's Kxtra Dry, imported.
Poir.raery Sec, imported.
Cook's Imperial, domestic.
Beers and Liquors
Famous Bohemian Draught Beer.
Olympia Bottled Beer.
Coburjfer Imported Bottled Beer.
Rainier Bottled Beer.
Blue Ribbon Bottled Beer.
Budweiser Bottled Beer.
A. B. C. Bottled Beer.
Orchestra Rye, seven years old, just
out of bonded warehouse. Music in
every drop.
AT THE BRANCH
’Phone 35.
Serial No. 01341
ADDITIONAL ENTRY.
Under Section 2306 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska
Junes. 15»H.
MOOSEHEAD FISHING AND MINING
COMPANY. a corporation ineorjw.rated
under the laws of the State of Cali
fornia, assignee of Charles M. Ill air. bein if en
titled to the benefits of Section 23G6of the R<
vised Statutes of the United States ifruntimr
additional lands to soldiers ami sailors who
served In the Rebellion, does hereby apple
to enter Unite*! States Survey No. IK*, situate on
the left hankof Bear Creek.uhotit onemileahove
its confluence with Kvichnk River. District of
Alaska, and is more particularly descrilied us
follows:
Beirinnin* at Comer No. I on Bear Creek,
whence Suirar I-oaf Peak hears north 8bdeirrees
25 minutes east, and witness corner bears south
.50chains; thence south 9chains to corner No.
2: thence east 13 chains to corner No. 3: thence
north 12.4* chains tocorner No. 4, whence Suirar
Loaf Peak ttears north st» decrees->t» minutes
east, and witness corner l*-ar- south .10chaiiis
thence meandering alonir the shore line of Hear
Cr* ek —
*1) north 28 decrees 45 minutes west 5 70
chains:
<2> south 8*5 dejrrees WJ minutes v est 3 |o
chains:
(3) south 2*5 deirrees 15 minutes west 2 *53
chains;
(4) south II deirrees 15 minutes east 5 70
chains:
(5) south 3s deirrees CM) minutes west 355
chains;
(d* north 8*5 deirrees 45 minutes west 3 00
chains;
<7) north 31 deirrees 30 minutes west 2 '*)
chains:
to corner No. 1 and the place of heirinninir
Area 15 87 acres. Variation 23deirrees 01 min
utes east.
as additional to his original homestead entry
No. 2712 on the southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section live, township thirty
two north. ran/e twenty-four west, entered at
Springfield. Missouri.dated February22 iwr.
Notice is hereby iriven that anv and ull fs-r
sons claiming any portion of the above des
cribed lam I are required to tile a protest
durinjr the period of publication * r
thirty days therc-after. in accordance with law
with the R'visterand Receiver of the United
States L-md Office at Juneau Alaska
MoOHIHr.AU FlsMINO A Np MlKIIIU CoMPAXT,
By O. M. Murphy. Secretary.
.... . ^ Assignee of < ha rles M llialr.
of tbc above application will t>e pub
lished in the Seward Gateway. pr1nt#xl at Sew
ard. Alaska which 1 hereby desiimate as the
newspaper published nearest the land upplied
for in Raid application.
„ . . _ . C. B WALKER.
. United States Land Cfflce, Juneau
Alaska.
i iru publication June8. H»u.
...BUSINESS IS GOOD...
We Sell Everything in Seward
Overalls and Jumpers.§ 75
Fancy Shirts. Summer weight. 75
Fancy Flannel Shirts.$1.25 to 4 50
Good Wool Sox, Three pair for. 1 op
Cashmere Hose, Three pair for. 1 00
Silk and Lisle Hose, Three pair for. 1 qo
Khaki Pants. 1 50
Khaki Coats. \ 00
Ruin Coats and Slickers. .$1.00 and 1 50
Gotzian Shoes (Special) pair. 3 50
Buckington & Hecht’s Dress, pair. 4 50
Rubber Boots, Gold Seal. 6 00
Rubber Boots, Leather Soles. 0 00
Hob-Nailed Mining Shoes. 2 50
Mackinaw Coats. 3 00
Mo matter what it is—We have it, or will
get it for you and save you money.
MINERS STORE
PHONE 62 THE FRONT IS RED PHONE 62
H. E. ELLSWORTH
ASSAY OffICE AND ORE TESTING LABORATORY
Seward Water and
Power Company
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager.
OFFICE—Bank of Seward Building, Seward, Alaska.
Notice to Creditors.
In Probate Court for Kenai Precinct. Third
Division. Territory of Alaska.
In the matter of the Estate of W. 9. McCray,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. That the undersigned
has been duly appointed Administra
tor of the Estate of W. 9. McCray, deceased,
late a resident of Seward. Alaska, hy order of
■the above entitled Court, and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are required to
present sueh claims, with proper vouchers
within six months from the date hereof, wi the
undersigned as such Administrator at his office
In He ward. Alaska
Dated at Heward. Alaska. Jnly f. I9n.
. . E. L WHITTEMOKE.
Administrator of the Estate of W. S. McCray,
deceased.
First publication July e. i«i|.
KOK SALE—The Pioneer Hoad*
house, Knik, Alaska. Complete sleep*
in>f accommodations for thirty persons,,
hot and cold water, oath room, etc.
Anyone looking for a bargain should
apply to P. B. Cannon, propr. *
Consult “The Old German Doctor
lie knows all about drujfs, medicine*
and lots of other things. You’ll find
him at The Alaska Pharmacy. *
Meet me at the Branch •