The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
I AT SEWARD
Subscriptions to
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAM
(lv«st Liberty Loan)
of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying 4Per Cent Interest
And Due in 1923.
Will Be Opened. HERE, On
Monday, April 21st, 1919,
And Closed On
Monday May 10th, 1919.
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FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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" LIBERTY THEATRE "
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Latest Paramount Travel
And Cartoon Comedy
TRIANGLE Presents—
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WIDOW"
Produced By the Famous
Director THOMAS H.
INCE. A wonderful Photo
Play. in Five Parts.
(DON'T MISS IT)
Music By Miss Billy Gilmour
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Packet H*A tight* and batteries a*
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Seiteo & Thwaites. tf.
E*iak#rm«fiH Supplies at Graef*.
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SPRING LINE
of
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& MARX
Suits For Men
JUST
RECEIVED
AT
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R VII.ROAD NOTES
Recent warm weather has thawe.
a’I th«* snow on the track of the (Jov
ernment Railroad North of Anchoi
age, reports I*. A. Hansen, engined
of maintenance of way. The track is ir
fair condition.
Nine thousand , seven hundred and
fifty-five feet of poles for snowshed.
have been put out at Indian, on Tumi
gain Ann. in the past week, according
to reports t»> William (Jdig. engineei
in charge of the Anchorage Division.
The mechanical department of th
Seward Division has the work on th*
n**\v caboose T’> per cent complete
H**av> repairs to engine No 20 a:
lomphted and the engine is now ir
th • hands of th* painter. Engine No
i! is in the shop undergoing hoav\
i pa! s, preparatory to the season's
work. 1 ight repairs were made to en
gines Nos. 2*.r> and 10 and to the Mar
SPECIAL ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKED
^ IN GALLON CANS, WHILE THEY LAST.
Fernbrook Solid Pack Tomatoes .65c per can.
Allen & Lewis Beets. ..65c
Allen & Lewis Grapes. 70c
Armours or Libbys Spinach.75c
Challenge Brand Sugar Peas . SOc
Libbys Pumpkin.55c
A & L or Armours Prunes.55c
A & L or Libby’s Plums.SOc
Hillsdale Peaches. SOc ’’ ”
Brookdale Apples.60c
'A & L or Hillsdale Cherries.80c
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rown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
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HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE
The recognized standard for 30 years.
BROOKFIELD EGGS AND BUTTER.
—SWIFT—
Premium Ham and Bacon
None belter
THE KEY
$2.50 Pci Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
ion steam shovel.
Forces of* the Alaskan Engineering
Commission have delivered at the new
sawmill at Mile 7.“., 10,611 feet, boar i
measurement . of logs. Logging oper
ations have been discontinued on ac
count of a lack of snow.
Harry (I. Locke has resigned i.s
1 superintendent of tho marine ways de
partment of the Alaskan Engineering
Commission to accept a responsib’o
position with the United States Coast
i and Geodetic Survey. He will relin
* i
•juish his duties with the Commissin i
;n June. Hi ■ n 'w position will reguiiv
, him to make his headquarters in *
. Washington, 1). C.. which will be his
• home. His work will take him to the :
various ports from which the Survey
operates its vessels.
At least nine former employees of
. the Alaskan Engineering Commission
with the contingent of Unit *'i
States troops now in Russia. They are
Captain C. G. Jones, Albert L. Adams.
James O.uD*, George S. Cullen, R. L. j
Donahbon, Fabian Miller, Carl Moot, i
James 1). Park end George I). Woods. ;
All these men were members of the j
Thirty-first Engineers until they left
it to join the expeditionary force to
Russia.
One thousand . nine hundred cubic j
yards of rock have been excavated in 1
Mile 21 in the Seward Division. Four I
hundred cubic yards of this material j
were used for riprap in Mile 2, and j
the remaining 1500 cubic yards were i
used fo»* ripruping and widening fill*? ;
in Mile 24.
Sam Radish & Co., station contract- j
ors in Mile 52. are engaged in the ex
cavation of the South portal of tunnel
Vo. 2, which is 90 percent complete.
The timbers for this portal have been
framed and are ready for erection.
Charles V el son & Co., station men. i
at tunnel No.1 in Mile 51, progresse 1 j
27 lineal feet in the enlargement of j
the tunnel to standard section. This j
makes a total of 102 feet of the funnel I
enlarged to date.
The pile driver crew and bridg *»
men stationed at Mile 05 have been
engaged in wrecking old Alaska Nor- i
them bridge No. 112, which is across |
Twenty Mile River. This work is 40 j
per cent completed.
ANNA W. REACHES ANCHORAGE|
The A. F. C. Tug Anna WM towing j
the barge Lawrence, arrived at An
chorage last night after having been
on the way from Seward since one
week ago last Sunday. Fears were en
tertained here for the safety of the
tug and barge.
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The executive committee of the Re.r
Cross will hold a special meeting to
night at 7:30 o'clock in the railroad
building,
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ARMY
SHOES
Double Oak Tan Sole
Munson Last
Dark Tan Color
The Regular Army Shoe
The Price
$7.50 Seven Fifty $7.50
Per Pair
COTTER’S
the im.ace where men outfit
MASONS NOTICE
Special Communication of Seward |
Lodge, No., 219, F. . A. M. will be held j
Wed. April 30th at 8 P. M. Work 3rd]
degree.
Hugh Dougherty W. M.j
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ORDINANCE No. 69
AN ORDINANCE FIXING AND
ESTABLISHING THE RATE OF
COMPENSATION TO BE PAID BY
THE TOWN OF SEWARD TO
VARIOUS ELECTIVE AND AP- !
POINTIVE OFFICERS FOR THE
YEAR BEGINNING APRIL 11th, 19
19, AND DECLARING AN EMERG
ENCY. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF SEWARD, ALASKA:
That for the year beginning!
\pril 11, 1919, the compensation to he 1
paid the Municipal Officers of the
Town of Seward. Alaska, is hereby1
fixed and established by the terms
C. N. Pring expert piano tuner,*
Mask a representative of Sherman i
( lay & Co., Seattle, is in Seward, with
headquarters at the Hotel Seward. All
hose having pianos to he tuned or in *
any way repaired, leave orders at the ,
hotel. A 25tf.
One Lot Shoes
Worth up to $12.00
Your Choice $6.00
One Lot up to $8.50
Your Choice $5.00
Ellsworth’s
SPECIAL SALE
ON * BOX CANDY
Regular $1*73 for $1.50
Regular $1.50 for $1.25
Regular $1.00 for 75 cents
Regular 73 cents for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly HetteU’.
VICTORY BONDS
He Are Prepared
To Accept Subscriptions for
The VICTORY LIBER T Y I -oan
From April 2lst., to and Including May 10th.
VICTORY BONDS Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
Previous Liberty Bonds.
Payment May Be Made as Follows:—
Full Payment With Application.
—or—
10 Per Cent With Application.
10 Per Cent July 15th.
20 Per Cent August 12th.
20 Per Cent September 9th.
20 Per Cent October 7th.
20 Per Cent November 11th.
BANK Of S VAR I
Established 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2a< Fltor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
: RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
: (1. A. BORHER. M»n«|er MRS. W A. McNElLEY, Prop
and conditions hereinafter contained
in this Ordinance, which compensation
shall be neither increased nor dimin
ished during said term, nor shall said
Officers be entitled to receive, in any
form or shape, any other or additional
compensation from said Town.
Sec. 2. The Municipal Clerk shall
receive a monthly salary at the rate of
Fifty Dollars per month.
Sec. 3. The Municipal Magistrate \
shall receive a yearly salary at the 1
rate of One hundred Dollars per year, i
payable in monthly installments.
Sec. 4. The Muniri .» Attorney |
shall receive a monthly salary at the
rate of One hundred Dollars per I
month, for which said salary the Mun- I
1 icipal Attorney shall perform all of'
the legal work of the Town of Sew
ard, during his said term, including
the codifying of the Town Ordinances.
Sec. 5. The Municipal Health Of
ficer shall receive a monthly salary at
the rate of Fifty Dollars per month.
Sec. 6. The Municipal Treasurer
shall receive a monthly salary at the •
rate of Fifty Dollars per month.
Sec. 7. The Chief of Police shall
receive a monthly salary at the rate ;
of One hundred and Fifty Dollars per 1
I
month.
Sec. 8. The Chief of the Fire De- :
partment shall receive a monthly sal-'
ary at the rate of Fifty Dollars per j
month.
Sec. 9. Each of the salaries here
in provided for shall be out of the gen
eral fund of the Town of Seward and
shall be paid monthly. The Common
Council shall at its first meeting *n
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
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SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIAS
each month approve and order paid
the salaries of all of the above named
officers for the preceding month and
the proper warrant shall he drawn on
the Treasurer for the payment of each
officer.
Sec. 10. An emergency i* hereby
declared to exist and this Ordinance
shall take effect immediately upon its
passage and approval.
Passed and approved hv the
Common Council of the Town of Sew
ard. Alaska, this 28th day of April.
1919.
Approved hy the Mayor this 29th
day of April, 1919.
E. E. Chamberlin.
Mayor of the Town of Seward, Alaska.
ATTEST
C. A. ESTES,
Municipal Clerk.
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BACK AGAIN
S. Stalinsky,
Cleaning and Pressing
TAILORING
Next to Brown & Hawkins
Entire New Management. ■
Newly decorated and re- I
furnished throughout. S
lataa: $100 atr DaHjw I