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You Must Have
Goodrich Koots
WllKN you journey far over
rugged trails, awa\ from all
sources <>; supply, and into the
free/.ing loncsotneness of claim,
mine or camp, there is one thing
you must have—
Hoots of proved dependability—
hoots that will endure no matter
what the test; rubber tough
enough to withstand the attacks
of jagged formations of ice and
rock—thi enough to exclude the
dampness and cold — yet pliable
enough to give lasting comfort.
In Goodrich “I li-Fress" you have
this serviceable combination. ^ <>u
get the toughest rubber ever
moulded into a boot, a rubber
with the life of steel.
Goodrich *“l li-l’ress ‘ Footwear
will fa: outwear the ordinary
kind.
1 est you be disappointed, look tor
“The Fed Line Round the lop.”
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NOI SAI.E 11 REAL ESI ATE FOR OEI I"" ENT I \X1-.S
l ow \ or SEW \RO, ALASK
IUli THE YEAR 1917
NOTR E IS HEREBY OIVF.N: Court for the
. . the •*..■» dav of
. ", ision. made ai ttu - " ' '
O ■ *,i of ii<l < OU t. e. ed “In
the \1 liter of D«*hiu h v , ..
hired and directed thet ■ • m the n’ V ,
Hinted within t «corpomte hints ot
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d not > ■ >f ordered ... made in the newspaper
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\OV T iKKKI OUK l. A. KSTES. Municipal ( ierk of the l«>\\n »f
\ under and * tion of the Mayor and Common Council of
, . that n the 10th day ol
Novembei I To n H; I in Seward, Alaska, commencing at the hou
• .n h< hour of foui o’clock in th>
n filet ed on aid day. cot t nuing f om day to
n the hours ; bo\ stated and desipnat d, over Sund . -
inthi notice sal * disposed of
. ion. to the hi| best bidder, for cash, a 1
1h • icts and pa cels of eal estate, ituate
o ■ F n f Seward, Ken 1 >rding Precinct
rj of A ska, fo the purpose of
atisfying and linquent tax fo the year 1017
;u-cru» d l >ir‘ in wit penalties, interest anti costs;
Thai . - n lo\ tr. t >r p.-»reel ol eal estate hereinafter enumerated and
scheduled will Ih offer** i for sab* and sold separately:
That no b d \ 1 ’i 1* • ont<vta»n**d for any several and specific tract or
pair* of real * st t.* f«o — > amount less than the total amount of delinquent
tax. penalties, into >• ;r insts accrued tin- eon, and if sufficient is not bid
to discharge the amount dee thereon, tl e sam * will he bill in by the Municipal
t lerk. foi and on behalf of the Town of'SewartW •
Th • in ca : uy u i ch; ■ ser. at said sale, shall fail to pay in cadi for anv
tract i* pareel hid in b\ such purchaser, such tract or parcel of real estate will
l»o r«* <o!«l It 'or. th*- » ornpb-tion oi* such tax sale;
Tl.it all iv o *peity sold at said sale is subject to redemption within
the period .of two years from the date of such sale:
That Certificates of Sale will he issued in due and proper form as by law
provided; a
That th*' wind ii.*. itemized list and enumeration published herewith, is
made a nart of this notice of sale, and states the description of each several
and specific tract? or •• o.‘ r .1 property, subject to this advertised sale,
on which the tax* for the \ n T9!7 has not been paid, the amount of tax.
penalty, interest : id costs due thereon, and to whom assessed.
To Whom Assessed Description LotBlkTax Pen Ir.t Adv Total
John K. Balia; ne Seward 17 1 9.00 .43 1.45 2.00 12.90
... n-. E RalUin* 18 1 7.20 .30 L1& 2.00 10.71
| o Whom Assessed Description Dot I»lk I J«x l'n Dit A<U
lolin !!. Itallaine
lohu L. Itallaine
loan 10. Ballamo
fohn 10. Ballamo
lohn 10. Itallaine
ritle Trust Co.
Lille i'i list ( 0.
1’ille 11 fist l o.
IMle Trust Co.
ritle Trust Co.
I'itle Trust Co.
I’itle l iu-i%Ci».
I'itle 1 i list Co.
lohu iO. Bn! Ini no
lohn iO. Itallaine
lehn 10. Itallaine
line 10 l y0 «0,)
35 6 21.60 1.08
36 6 21.60 1.08
;;; 6 21.60 1.08
38 6 21.60 1.08
2 7 27.00 1.25
3 7 21.00 l .08
4 7 21.60 1.0S
5 7 27.00 1.25
6 7 21.60 1.08
7 7 21.60 1.08
S 7 21.60 1.08
y 7 21.60 1.08
10 7 21.60 1.08
M 7 21.60 1.08
28 7 26.00 1.80
.20 z.UU 0.61
2.00 27.0s
:;.:;o 2.oo 27.0s
::.;.o 2.00 27.08
2.00 27.0s
4.10 2.00 24.45
;;.:;o 2.00 27.08
2.00 27.08
4.10 2.00 84.45
2.00 27.08
2.00 27.08
2.00 27.08
:;.:;o 2.oo 27.08
. JO 0 27.1
0 2.00 27.0s
5.40 2.00 45.2b
Continued to Pa^e 3.
The lit. 1 Jew nisliop I\ T. Howe,
ivl">se (1 ik'« "*•' is the tei rilo1 y cl
A a-'ka. an i who resides at Sitka,
trade h»s .»nimal inspection ei the
Koiscopa church work on th • Yukon
ud tributary waters of the Yukon re
j« ntly.
Th * b hop i av 1 mI t’n m W
MM>e down th Yukon . tip the Koyu
k*;k a few hundred miles, uo the Ten
a'’a. to the mouth of the . ukon, and
i„, the coast, for some distance on th *
revenue cutter I! ar. Some of the way
he was compelled to use small b->a*
and In this way traveled several hun
dred mih's.
Th< Episcopal church has school*
sca'toml along the Yukon at different
♦ ? one hospital, * t
Eo»‘ Yukon. This hospital minister*
to 1 he natives and whites for a long
distance, as it is the only instit"t;on
of ts kind :n a radius of many miles.
The int oior is nmre sparsely set
tied at this time than it has been since
the gold ru h in 1 S‘>7 and 18!>K. Ik',
nb’ ha gone out. so tha tie out'O >k
is not v< y j» omislng from the stand
point of lie fin.sent work in ti e In
terior. It 4 exp »ct( d, >1 ■,,f •
the railroad when completed will ad «
something of inteie** anu ho>>*
but it is as yet a question of ho
Om, l it ' ir eont ribob
fpbe bishop feel t! at a far I* tte:
site eoilld have tie •?» chosen
one taken foe tb * town « : Non: •>
town site low, and part is flood <k as
high walks are used to m 4 from mi
building t" another. This v. id m:b
tate a gain si the town for years 'i
com#.
As to the coa! at X non:*, m"' »
has *ot ben frond r\‘ •• d <r.vh as
have to be treat'd bofo’e ’tsi
a low grade. The railr in* i *»‘
ruin a is laid for about fifty miles.
tiipg along the \enana r i .*• *1. -I >»■'
is a swift and turbulent stream, an*
unless good engineering work is ‘ton
on this section it will frequently h.
washed out.
The great need of the Interior i:
fuel, as this is scam and necessarily
of a high price, practically prohibitin'
mining at the pc ent time. Only tie
ifhest bed* o! •»" ■ *an be worked, an*
pvoh in * work is oiseoi;; uj.*
ing 4>n accoi:*; • the h gh prices o
<*verything |. The Xenana rive
has latent pr v < uough for tlm ohv
trifving of a »•<* section of the tern
;ory, rot M 41 i ant ho installed, an<
if th;s wee do it v.ouM ho thi
moans of ;v ' Ming a mmh-need<*4
«ourc'* e' now and heat for workinj
tin* ground. I ' 4* outlook l*»r the coni
ing wint v i v< ry poor. I he Indian
*ess i> ovulent titan tin* Eskimo, an*
do landing upon the fish from the riv
or for to {Mod. will be terribly shor
this season. ;>s ahnost no salmon hav*
come up the uver.
The bishop, v. itli others, was instrn
mental in preventing the establish
mnf of more than 4>n»' cannery upot
the Yukon. led that cannery, with
limited output of .*50.000 eases, seem
to have successfully shut out th<
salmon fr m the upper river. For tin
oast season the salmon have been vet;
scarc4» in the upper river. The native
us**d i*» get something from fur trap
p'rur. hat since the white ma?i ha,
come V is getting less and less fron
this source, so that his condition, in
stead of improving , is growing stead
dv vnrsc. The Eskimo, however, :
g'4 ig a’ong in much better fashic*
than the Indian. He is more careful
more industrious, and gets along mon
easily than the other.
The herd of reindeer which the
Kpi.» >pal mission had near Xenan;
as been turned back to the govern
ment, as it was found that the expen
so of keeping the herd was greate
than the benefit derived would war
rant. This station is somewhat too fa
so itil foi the host results ill that phase
of tilt' work.
Of the prospects of fanning in the
Interior, the bishop says there are
none visible. The .Matanuska section
will eventually he a good agricultural
count.v hut in* can not sec anything
»j j. i.spei i for the Tanana section.
f|:e government station at Fairbanks
iias doin’ some good things. but il the
ost is taken into consideration *i
would at once appear at what a price
this is b< ing done, and that on the
cl dce..t sect ion of land in that region.
• You can not do farming on an ex
V iv»* scale if il must he done undi r
.U t!u h shcu sees it at present
.,;*o . alien! is »*/. oi the wi‘»si
• irag ng kind.
g
tin. you must have a market ii ><>■.
a a* get on in business . And as yet
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The aristocrat or
all Havanas, with
a time-tempered, \
£antie flavor, j
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tinr is little or mo market for Alaska •ear of the b-iildiaif and pried of'
j;»o(iu( is in Alaska.”
The Juneau Hardware Company The only way you run have fun
*as v ttyt eople is to make them an
whi climbed up on a pack i me case M ”r>'*
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oil.il—if;~Lu . «<d 'JL+
y/.v '■ -'if- '.oar-round soft drink
i b j:.y.'. mam drink was water air-l
e~aki. i v'vo ‘' ike ki*;,;- ?• ; • "fini'ment
e na.ur • •• * i>«
I ica«
a bever esviifi real food value,
A Siea ' k at
t)\r sod'. ouaiim,o? v/idi ii the
i it, a comfort waiting for you
in the i: ni h?!n?i
jo/i/prr-) hfirp- Fa-mU* aprutoti Sy qrofri. deu * ,. a o a-ip.
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ANHEUf "3-3USCH 3!'.LOUi3
V’!' 1 ‘i more & '!,"i,'jfii!<•<;.
V i!> I • ‘•t ritillt«>r*s *'KV. \ '.‘P N!
No of her dr irk
tastes sc good!
In that RA 7'’7ER SF CIAL
flavor there's iha* m< «crib
ab!e, yet very real coi. thing’.
No other drh.k tastes fjood
when you're thirsty. No oth
er" drink tastes so "ood with
your meair. Produced
through an e:*chv ve process
—1*0 other drink can be like
it. itamp the name—RAI
NIER SPECIAL—on your
memory. Order a case and
always call for this snft drink
that really satisfies when a
refreshment is desired. * * ’
Rainier Product* Company. Seattle, V. S.
A.. Manufacturer of R' inier Special. Rai*
mor Bock, Malt itaini Rmuier Cereal,
Sy ro and denatured Alcohol.
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