SEWARD GATEWAY
I'lBUSIUU WtlKLY BY
GATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
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SIBSCRIPTION RAILS
One Year I :i \ !\ o • $3 00
Six Months - Vi.5b
Three Months “ ... ifl.oO
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Minnesota. t'hnv H. ,\skr. uullnri/t'd awnt.
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Al .. FAVOK CONVENTION
\;:«x. tii* ;-x with iwtioal un
ini-; in ;i p uv* nf the convention
\-\ i A. Nx-m chamber of eom
ai iv> to . - it Seattle in November
pro: t-. i ; .•< for tin territory
*r.d :io . I-.* •: a;:x .a .»**! iintnur itxen.ict
-i* nt !*y < :..r T.ie f tnn.tleall for
i,- ronv • i . i - published in thix
S w *a A .xM |iap t s Iooa askance
.•»«»:»« toe., oi holdum t iu*convention
in Seat tie. !’ a ’ • -
.»•. ; . .■ ; • hohuti<4 a meet
1 r .• ■ :>* up n\ t he
, : I U .e peopi. i : - -tx:!. Probably
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; i,i M et 'H w as held
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: li ,ry it VV ill not ,
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•»U» whA ; ' ■ • d in Seattle i x
• litem: ■ t‘x wx,. it i.avx amp v upportun*
v to i;st> a> a. n wxpijHTx tiud
;* t !!.e . ■ t "e*a:!;e;v t hat AIuxku
an. They u,;,Ait ;v. auk .xiupp
, few | ■ i i x • ti tile i»ext way to men- •
oftolize Aiusk • trade.
r. t kit • '■■■■•.
4Teed to «n> » ud. tie* money, an* j
- *rm- e : itlt< :> . .4, to i *i< , -,
M* :a o • t <j I. A aha"***.
\V} *•« lie i.t * - n.t » u im * :ii jii:c*‘i :
*«> a:!i‘i t;tm tor t!i> rus,e-otf on the
• turious < ! .eland b >. d >ai ■.
I !u ] ? it Una - 0. I'.as.rru W ashiujj
• >i. .oa toe < >1 to.-msy as well as the
• .st t! -tin o ii» the world. As
1 v is no fleet ion u> at* they are en
u ■ i; no.* t : *• b tiov.
lead from od;ee :;o p 1 it ion.
: ii’.p’mt. ?..• • % hi lid •'llapsi*.
ilo a et’ sdi a H w d:n s a_ro. Maybe
1 ,.t was .. s. , t a i,. . >; ti. • • * lu oe\ sul
<. it* n ;• . wide h; nha\ Seiiooi ehii
■en i >' d t< hvat- the earth's
nterior.
Th" Fairbanks News demands a
. iri-ie-s s\si, r (,f tfleifrapl* foe Alas
a. It saw the land wire is i* 11 rijrht j
.»’hen i' w» ■*%, as it does about half
he time b. *v. • r. I r* *i tires ami Wizz
rds.
troop i t '.. Uii a, j- cutting a forty
i.it swath along tin Yukon telegraph
n t«; prelect it ?»oru forest tires. The
Vasiiiugii.n hup cucrats know all
iKJUf the reach 6f forest tire*.
Kastern Washer. ten f;.i ”Nets arc re
ported to Ut trying to form a wheat
»k»1 t" force the price up to “*> cents,
’hey are telling everybody to “hold
■ our wheut
Tie Sciinle papers all roast fhcC’on
; > gat.’onal mission hoard for its wil
tugncss to (tcccpt tainted money. Still
lev take sd1 scrip*ions in any kind ot
oil).
A Seattle woman Vhos“ first husband
is been absent twelve vent's and was
• opposed to In dead think-, h** ought to
• infirm t he saspic -r\
So i iry i aw ynehed the wrong
agio again in A -kansaw. They will
.. sihably keep on until they get the
igiit din*
| I AIL TELEGRAPH NEWS
By Cubic to the Daily Gateway
Cleveland, Sept. 23 Several blind ml
business men and editors called upon
John H. Rockefeller today at liis
I country borne near this city to make a
formal expression of their appreciation
I of him av :t citizen. Several eulogistic
speeches were made. Replying to the
! addresses Mr. Rockefeller said that
'men ought to turn their thoughts to
1 higher objects than mere money-get
ting. Me said:
" Yott should seek to servi humanity
and so aet that usefulness will come
, out of yovr work/*
San Finncisc'o, Sept. 2s Secretary
Vaft reached San Francisco today from
the I'hilippinrs. His party an-all in
gOOit hi all h.
loan interview the sectvl ary dis
cussed bis trip freely. He savs he
fouud that great progress has been
made ther during the past year, in
spite of ivofavorable conditions. The
. oolet a epidemic last fall created much ;
trouble and the locusts this year de
stroyed 7d i ercent of tin crop. Never-;
tin less the people generally seem
contented. .lud'V Taft says he talked
plainlv to the nrriv»*H and they under
s' and the attitmh of the l nitid States
government on the subject v: independ
ence for tiie islands, realizing that it
will come when they ar lit for it.
i ’ohm, 1‘anama. Sept. 2'' Hock saved
tries city from total destruction by tire ,
last night. The post o'tuv. Cilices of j
c :\ oiticiais. governor's ho ise and many
(i itels and t'-nemeuts won consumed.
! Tne tire simply died away when the
wind subsided after blowing strongly
for hours. The llamc stopped in time
in vt* tin* American quart'r. which
w s utttouched. I'iv city i'^s fc w faeiii*
; s for tigh; iug tire anil the elforts to
v*! ck it wa re nearly abortive until it
" 'actically ceased of itself.
T*‘;;ts w ;*e rapidh civet e.l ir. the
: < :st:ict ill which the people!
if sheltered who lost their homes,
-cattle, Sept. 2o James J. Hill is
: . •( a in Seattle tonight. 1*. 1 *- j
Si..; el Hoise. Idaho, formerly!
a ra i manager of the (ireal Nort he' n
! .ii i ad L i mpany, is already in tin
: v 11 • k !>,.»t Mr. Hill and if possible}
1. ,.iis; his support h*r Mr. Shelby's j
a-1 ration to obtain a place on the;
inter-state commerce commission.
Dawson. Sept. 2:» i hr v Johnson. ;
. v a > was reported to have been mur-1
.. t; in t: i * upper Tanana r«- :iot. nv it* j
mouth of the White rWei\ i.•turned
he ! Mii y . He lia s been prosp. ct ing
jo the interior. Hi' does not know
Whoso corpse it WU5 that the tinders
said was his but denies that the re-;
mains .. civ his own.
Sen!«!e. S ’pt. 2b H uis Jermane 1
; ri aoned t ids city today after an :d*s. nee
; of nineteen y ears in Manchuria. He
sa\.s the country is destined to become
-iv.p •• J producer. Th> metal is :
I found in all streams but no attempt
!. ,.s been made by the natives to do* *
l \ elope the placers.
Magnolia. Mo . S» pt. 2!' llossio l*er
I kins, white, was this morning sentenced |
o serve t n t ,r«, in the penitentiary j
|t i killing a negro. The presiding;
judge said In wished he had now r to
: laae tic - eitencc heavier, its the
crime was wholly wanton.
New oh ir.s. Sept. 21* Twenty-three
; I'.eiv cas< s and four deaths w ere re
j pui-ti.d \> sten.ay from yellow fever
The epidemic is again on the increase,
due to Hot la r weather.
15 .dapcst, Hungary, Sept. 29 j
Socialists and momb is of the coalition !
party clashed here 5n the streets today,
and J'd'iy on each si it* were wounded.
s*i;no i:f them perhaps fatally. t ilths j
and missiles were used freely and some '
shots were tired
The most s Tunis collMen took place j
when the |)oliei* charged a moh of I
! thousands which was trying to wreck
a news! iper office*. The police suc
ceeded in driving atfay the moh with
numerous broken heads. Some of the
i officers were s’ljrhtly wounded. The !
Socialists tried 'later to enter the rooufs '
of tin* Indeperdcnce club hitt were
driven off.
Si Petersburg, Sept. 29 -General
Stoess-d, the defender of Port Arthur,
suffered a stroke 'of paralysis today
which v as eomplet* on his whole left
side.
The Seattle V. M, 0. A. has arranged
i rradical course of study for miners
end prospectors. Students are entitled !
to all the privileges of members of ilic |
association.
Havana, Cuba Sept 29 Jo»e Miguel
Gomez of Santa Clara district who was
recently nominated tor president, has j
resigned his candidacy.
Sitka will have a salmon hatchery if
the recommendation of If. M. Mutch in
is acted upon favorably by the jpovern
nionf.
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DR. C. T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
S. K. ('or fourth \ve. anil WashluRton St.
SKWAIll) - - ALASKA
DR. C. L. HALE
DENTIST
Over Brown A Hawkins’ stove
SKWAItD - - - ALASKA
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
and CONVEYANCER
A list Rirts of TON' to mi ruin' anil town
|iroi«*rtv furnlslifil Kxutninulion unit
n'|ior s rnuilf on un,\ proiifrty, .. .
SKWAIU) - - ALASKA
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CECIL FI. CLEGG
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Kourth Avenue, * Seward. Aka. j
E. R. GRAY |
NOT A UY l»l’HLIU
S i:\YAKD ALASKA
0. LASCY
l). S. DtP. MINERAL and LAND
SURVEYOR FOR 1 HE DISTRICT 6.' ALASKA
Civil Knirimu r. ami Land and Min
ing Attorney. Address Seldovia,
Alaska, or in care of .Mail Ajjenl.
Steamer Dora.
FRANK H. LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
w NOTARY PUBLIC
Add re-: Smdovia, t’ook Inlet, Alaska,
or earn Mail Atfont. Steamer Dora
G. W. PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prospectors Outfits High
est Frices Paid for Furs. .
Kr^k P. O. Alaska
First class work done on
short nol ie \ .v>° Chi
nese labor employed . ..
A, u- CARLSON, proprietor
Fourth ave. Seward, Aka.
jw. a. McPherson 1
j SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHER
Yiew* for sale at Seward News
Si:'nd and Owl Drii‘r Store... .
Address. Seward F. < >. Studio at
ranch, on railroad throe miles north
NOTH !■’ OF FOKFKITURK
Seattle. Wash.. June tr., |1*05
T.. N. W AKMSTDONO. !•:. I*. McOKTTI
(i\N W tl HUSH. H. (" SMYTH tiuil C l<
HFHDADI). eueh ami nil of you are hereby j
nntithJ that 'v have cxi*ended duriier the .tear
of H*ol six hundred dollars . ViImi.ihm in labor
uiKm tbe following Sulphur Minin,: Claire-.
Main " No 1 "Washington" No. •*: "Alas- i
km. No :l: California No. » mal "Oregon" I
No. \ the proi Tty of the Dutch Harbor .'sul
phur Mnin':' Association and the Sulphur
Mountain Minimr Association, and a twenty
acre claini k in w nits the "New York" claim,
all situuted on Mi Maktishin. i’nalitska He*
I'orditu: Distliet. District of Alaska.
In order to hold said claims under the pro
visions of Soft ion-it-t of the Devisee Statutes
of the United States and the amendments
thereto, approved January --nd. 1 sso. concern
ini' annual latior upon iniitimr claims. heitnr
the amount required to hold such Maims for
the period cud tn: I teivinhcr It Is t. 15*05 And if
within ninety days from the personal service
of this notice, or ninety days after the publica
t on thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute
your portion of such expenditure as a co-own* (
er votir interest in said dims will become the
property of the subscribers your co-owners !
who have made the nut aired expenditure by i
tin terbis of said section.
liKOKCK H. LAZIF.fi
'J'. W. HOAli DM AN
\. K. MbKPH Y
WILLIAM CAl’NTLKTT
A. T. WALDKCK
K. Met IKTTID A N
VICTOH ST. ('. I*MNP
lilt 'll ADD T1KDNEY
MliS. A. DU MON
K. It. LAZlKli
DANIEL BUCK
By t WALDKCK. Trustee.
'NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TlfF UNITED STATES COMMIS
SIONER’S COURT FOR COOK INLET
precinct Territory of alaska
THIRD DIVISION.
In PROBATE
lu the ttujitter of the estate of Frederic J
Perry, deceased
To whom it may concern:
NOTICE is hereby (riven that by an order
made by John (Joodtji J ikIkt of the above en
titled court, on the 26th da v of August. A U.
190fi the undersigned, James Uirdwood. was
rlulv appointed administrator of the estate of
Frederic.! Perry deceased.
All persons huvinx claims mminst the said
estate are required to present them, with prop
er vouchers. within six months from the date
hereof, to the said administrator, at Sunrisci
Alaska.
Dated this 20th duy of August. A. I). 1905. ,
JAMES GIRDWOQD, Administrator 1
Sept 16-at
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COAL SHEDS AT FOOT OF SECOND AVE., SKWAKI)
Goal! Gasolene! Wood
Coal at shed $10.00 oeik ton hulk, or $11.00 sacked
Gasolene by the case $0.00; 5 gallon can S0.f>0. j
PROMPT DllIVtRY. Offices at Pier I or Yakutat Imhr Co.
■ ..■■■.. ■’ " ' "~'t
COLEMAN HOUSE
H. N. COLS MAN, Proprietor
Electric Lights and Electric Cells in every rodm
Rates from 50c to $2.50 per day
Absolutely Firs i-C i a s s
Excellent Caie hi Connection i
roritTM avkm';:, > rv. Alaska
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I NORTHERN g ' SSi;!
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WHITTEMOrlE., <: SWIITn '- non- TOR
i WINES. L!C.UC" 3 A*' ; £:C^aS j
j FOURTH AVE. WARD, AU SKA j
. THfc. ML A I* A i 0-1 \ H -3> r Li i i j
CEirilSTIENSEN & LAUPNCR. Prop-.Clara
Pianos and Sales Ivloved
CiVa »>■, ;; if •i|-Jer -. to • Co-i .. -ood j
Oenerai Forwarders p.ion.. s scw.;rd. Aia^a |
| g 0 li/S P> r" W‘« Liimccr Van! fey |
L, US By B L^nifll the Glacier Siaeat.i. j
Stock now comnl do Brick. Dime, on1, V» inflows,
Window Frank's and Doors.
-’-?***-r-mmKsrrswaaHOHEzr ssEmrssy ^
i £ C NFPTHiUF SEWASO COMiarUCMlCO. p
I 5. On ill 6UhL Agents. |
SELDOV?A to Hop»v SunrisO, Tionic, Knik.
Ail Cook inlet points.
fl Co!incc*in*^ wiili A. Ch Cods and X. U . S. S ( o Stoit^n n ■
CARRYING U. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS
STKAMSF11PS OPKKATKD: Victoria. Tacoma, Santa ' Tara Santa Ana,
ITxcelsior, Dora. Harbara Hamster.
STK.VMKKS FOR Seattle. Kayak Valdez. S ward, ('nek Tile', Pnaladcu
None* intermediate points and Sin Franeiseu. IT'.elusive line to N. Id
Siberian ports.
fxpres'v Steamer “SANTA CLARA” Sails from Seattle f>>r Seward and Vy!
dex. out side route, May 4th and ev ry Jo days tie *•« after.
Sir. EXCELSIOR Leaves Seattle 1st of » aeh m< nth. Same trip ;;s Santa
Ana. connectipr? ;it Seldovia with S. S. Neptune, etc returning leave*
Seward loth of elieh month.
Steamship “SANTA ANA” Leaves S, m':!'1 Pith of each month for Juneau
Kayak, Yakutat, KUemar. Valdez., Seward. Seldovia connect_in*r at So!
dovia with S. S Neptune for all v'ook Inlet points returnin'?, leave*
Seward 1st of each month.
S.tr “DORA” Li ives \'aldez. jstb of t aeh month for Seward. Pnuladct.
Du'ch Harbor, and all way point? rttut'nii\«?. lea*.es Seward about 14th
of each month.
Fot* transportrtion. berth reservations, freight rates etc
cell en E. R. GRAY, Ayt , Pier No. 1, Seward, Alaska
J. F. TROWBRIDGE, Gen ). Men. E. G. Mi~M!CKEN, GcviPass. »np Tickct Agt
SEATTLE, WASH.
general crnccS; oos rtnsr ave.. Seattle.
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STEAMERS
RnilVWom Kenttlf via. Juneau, 1iH' amrSSth of each month
Sails from Seward via. .Trtneau, 8th and 22nd of each month.
Connecting with Steamers at Seldovla (or all points on Cook Inlet
Passenger Service unexcelled
For Rapid Delivery of Freight and for Passenger Rat&Vaud Bertlii
Apply to
JOHN J. McMANUS, Agt.
A . Brown and Hawkin’s Store...
SEWARD..-..ALASKA N
San Francisco Office, Seattle Agency, 101 hast A ve. *
“J10 Safi some SC O. J. HUMFHREY, Seattle A gV