V. K O SI U S & N 0 0 N
• LUMBER and 111 II.DICKS; HARDWARB
\\ I\DOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Aernl- | »r—STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TKoLl.hK. STAND \Ul» KID.
KU YE — mtlillN COMPANY
5 K \\ It II
InsiHt't our KctrigeratorH.
\ssuro ^<mr>oil of llcanliiu'v*
ami Sanitary Conditions.
COTTER’S
THE S'aavr.e—limn
Sl'IilMi Saiapies
Arc Here—
l ome in and
Look Over me
Samples ior a
Si i i’, Trousers
or— II; .vi sG
BRF a .11.S
C O T T F. I* ’ S
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ns s
Hi* k ■ 1 i> BX
Alaskan Lngineoring tommisnioii
apply Kmp oymont O.l.ee .''0\%utm.
12 Timbernion.
o bull cooks.
3 flunkeys.
2 team. t«*r>.
2o Laborers, tit Mile
j OI* HUNT— l urn:shed houses ;sn
Cabins. See Pougherty.
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SKIS L. GR
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Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— Vl*B\CirS
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Lady Torrington vaccum sweeper
At GRASPS
Sleds for boys and girls at Gra*%f\«
KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 a
Graef'a.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors «
Griefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs*
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef’a.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Grail*
Fbbcrmen* Supplies it ! • • *
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries* a
J. L. Graefs*.
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SVBSCRIBK FOB HU. G VIENN A*
plumbing and
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CIIAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
let us do
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 1 >*
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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READ the
DAILY
GATEWAY
IY.e off ee on the Seward dock it.
v. :> jig :: .'.ted ill s’. ape to'take can*
of the grow ng busin ess offered and
also to accommodate the increased
*
ed for Wha finger Painter, V. \V
. .rlowe, Stenog: apher and checkers*
,\ S. l>nnbur\ and George Potter,
i: • cup conned will meet tonight
•* ;• *-i>.'eia!' so? Ion at which W. VV.
Ia.kcns will present his report on es
timated cost and f lans for the co*-.
red o’* Lowell ere k. The public is in
vited to the meeting tonight.
t*r \!my. attorney from Anehoi
•••:•% arrival on the Gateway City lim
it'll and is registered at the Hotel
Seward.
The fishing boat Venus cam » m
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EAS2 ’ i PAINFUL
KBtomAuC'i'WiKGE
Sloan's I ininui.t v il! bring com*
fortiug rc '• !' <*%iickly
A TE\ UR breaks tail'*, bloan's IJni
. t c t. J t f
it< d ( 't
1 \ t. i . .1
twinges, 1 . . neuralgia, * t
i.v ■, bare. *■» mat*, us. l . insei>,
V '* 4 li'.S.
bur v>S vrars it las yonc a!'«:n’ trin
r.:,i4 ru w trier s, * a; 4 t*i o:as,
birer.jt ;er*!i;4 iu r-; *.t\.t.» n tts t o
. • - . t • l . <
1 4 tae a . 3 :. If :ns 11 men
aa i v. an n, t. is < l 1.. .y v
can I o r in-<l 11 -a to < > iu wk
l • 1 \ it
a b m * * an• : ir iLv — k ,> u l m\y.
„ Alt IV ggibts—o'Sc., 7>k.. g: 40.
r# . \ v. * l
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$ , * c/
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The
Ff S
At Ihe new Mu licipal Floating Doel; in connection with the Seward Dock
Von can buy supplies here and general out Fits as cheaply as in any other
Alaskan City.
J. J. FINNIGAN
of Si*ward
CANDIDATE 1 Uli ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
II U 1 C K
Valve— In— Head
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and C.osed
Models
.. !I. .. E. . ELLS W 0 R T H. ..
Agent Tor
Sew ard, Valdez, Cordova and
Anchorage.
y .ei<!o.\ ait'., .j Com the hanks
and today sold che catch of l5,U0d
pounds of halibut to the San Juan
Pishing iV Packing Co.
J. R. Ilerzer returned to Seward
oa y . . ' day's tr: hi after a business
trip to Anchorage.
Leo Ma gu’es admits that while ho
was on h’s rocer.c vis L to the st.u s
he went up into the air many times.
In fact, Mr. Margulos claims ho made
!S a •>} ’are lYpnts and enjoyed the
sensation.
Nellie Neal ar ived from Gird wood
on .he (intow iv City limited last
night a.nrl is registered at the ILCei
• )v o land.
r. iv \V "came in from out the
’h'o on yesterday’s train and is a
'■ *' t at the Hotel Seward.
A. IT. ?! Ponald returned on th°
n v ' -' v »’• y : f'er a business t! 5f*
• > Vnrhova^o.
r H. Wh:tnoy, the web kn nvn
r' 'p f om t^o Tornarrain AMro
^' ;”n i' vo*xi.<t 'red at tho Hotel Ov*
er’ond.
Twenty five so’dv’s from Anehor
r,#r-> (■■)) •)/% ’n on !•’ t Tv'prbt’s tra’n to be
ot ?A,1.'nr(l,
?!v*. C. H. TInbb*vd. is now rm
' M ' ir^ Oio Sllf)p^V
den^rtment of the commission.
° Vr ob oo ) .T< bn Carr ar^* vr
at the Hot ! Overland from
G;rd wood.
IJout. Hurley eame over from An
E.E. CHAMKLIELiN
of Seward,
Announces his candidacy
I
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the 3ul
Division, subject to the lie
publican primaries.
ALU IS IS. AMHSKSON
OJ MMLUilC
Announces her candidacy lor
the l cm ion a I House ol Kcpie
MMialivcs sulked lo the Demo*
craltc primaries in April 1U20.
iO THE VOTERS OF SEWARD:—
Relieving that 1 have given fail
anti faithlui service to the taxpaye .
of Seward whilt acting in the capaci
ty of City Tieasurer, 1 respectf:;i.>
submit rny name as a candidate for re- ;
election.
Mlotf. HUGH DOUGIIERTV. 1
choragc with 2*> soldiers on yester
day’s train. He will retain to bis |
headquarters on the Lain but whor.
Capt. Lee returns from the south
Lieut. Ilu’ ley will come to Seward and
be stationed here.
K.-d dom v.as in its ch'mont yester
day, the soc:al events for the younger
tr 'aeration being two b:rthday parties
Johnnie Noon celebrated his ninth
hi thday and Billy Friend celebrated
his fifth birthday. Both entertained ;
number of their little friends.
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DEDICATE TOUCH IS
MADE BY STRANGER
UPON CORDOVA PEOPLE
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That the smooth confidence man. i
or his confederate, who mulcted the j
B V Homkn a. F. L>av*«*
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. IIOI1KN, ManaGEK
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer Hiones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
VVhittemore & Marseilles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEKARO KA1ER am) POKER COMPANY
JOHN A Nr LSON Manager
Office Admirpl !lui»Hing
Way nr IiIim*
>! V Alii)
Ai ASK A
BXCLUSIVb
UISTKIUI'TOKS
OF
j'-jll, B t V 0
fj^i U R*1 ALSO
MCNfliOL
V» ’ li! Ii I : ■ J CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
cVodvUous business 1 i viir 1 »»•
i.iic c v.c.’i may nato \i.-ii ii
Alaska is evidenced by a repo.t
i.om Co do\a ot a similar i4aud iu.
mg been perpetrated iheie.
The Cordova Times in a lecent is
sue says:—
Several Cordovans are anxlo \x
t) learn the whereabouts of one I’
C. Johnstone, who left here rather
suddenly on the last Southb mud
j*ip of the steamship Admiral Wut
on Johnstone spent a couple of
•’ceks here, and as lie came with
Iters of introduction fiom promi
nent residents of Juneau and else
where, he soon formed a large ac
1'iaintanceship. lie claimed that he
.as waiting in Cordova for the ar
ival of some mining machinery
.Inch he intended taking into the
i’anann Valley.
‘Johnstone had in his possession
i warrant issued by the Interior
>epartmcnt for $2,000, and as it
>orc every evidence of being rega
in Iy drawn, and was negotiable,
;e operienccd no trouble in goi
ng it cashed. Personal che.ks
a ere also issued on the Bchrends
.kink, at Juneau. The warrant has
turned out to be a forged one, while
che checks were returned with the
notation that he had no account at
the Juneau bank.
“Warrants were sworn out fo”
the arrest of Johnstone, and Deputy
Marshal Furs man telegraphed to
Ketchikan and Seattle in the hope of
apprehending his man, but thus far
has been unsuccessful.
“It now develops that our visit *r
was a crook, and that he went un
der the name of Dr. Forbes at Mol
iom, Wash., where ho and another
man escaped from the Okanogan
county jail and crossed the inter
notional line. While in Canada
Forbes stopped with the original
B. C. Johnstone . and managed to
secure his signature, since wh'eh
t,:me has been tiavoling under his
name.”
The man of the above story pos
ing as being B. C. Johnstone vis
ited in Juneau during the lam
port of January. While in a local
government office he tore several
checks from the hack of a Govern
ment check book. Those checks
were not missed until some tine
afterwards. Johnstone was in the
government office on alleged busi
ness in regards to the location of
lands in Alaska.
The Marshal's office now has
charge of the case and it is cxpectod
ed that news of the man’s apprehen
sion will be received at any time.
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The pioneers of Ketchikan are
raising th« finane«b neeessary for
wnb. .skmr.nt of a sanitarium at
iiay, near that pi ace. They
netted roce»i*,.y **»... ... i
\ai in which the pioneer days when
the saloons, gamb.ing ho«sc& a..a
nance halls furnished the recreation.
T ie launches Cameo and Myrtle H.
collided between Cordova and Katalla
recently . The former was slightly
damaged, her compass being put out
of order. She had a difficult time
gel ting back to Cordova and ran
aground.
Win. A. Hesse,
United States Mineral
Surveyor,
Cordova, Alaska.
ORDINANCE NO. 71.
An Ordinance appointing a School Tax
Co.lector for the Town of Seward
Alaska, lor the year 1920.
TOWN ON SEWARD, ALASKA.
Do it ordained by the Town of Sew
ard, Alaska:—
Section 1. That pursuant and in
acvoidance with the requirements of
Chapter 29 of the Session Laws of the
Territory Alaska for year 1919, en
titled An Act to impose a tax upon
male peisons in the Territory of Alas
ka for school purposes, providing
m ans for its collection, and declaring
an emergency,” ami by virtue of the
provisions in said Act contained, F.
11. Wood, a resident of said Town of
Seward, anil a citizen of the United
States is hereby appointed and decla -
ed to be School Tax Collector for the
Town of Seward, Alaska; and, upon
the Qualification of said person, in
accordance with law, all provisions,
conditions and requirements of sa'd
Act shall be carried out and cnfoic^i
as by law regulated and required.
Sec., 2— An emergency is here
by declared and this ordinance will
take effect from and after its passage
ami approval.
Passed under suspension of the
rules this 15th day of March, A. D.,
1920.
C. A. ESTES, *
Clerk. *
Approved:—
E. E. CHAMBERLIN,
Mayor.
Attest:—
C. A. ESTES,
Clerk,