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THE ALASKA
WEEKLY TOST
Issued every Saturday, is
just the condensed edition
of the Daily Gateway to
send to your friends who
want to know about Sew
ard. Ten cents a copy, Sl -
ot) for six months or $3 a
year.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
T a ns leave and arrive at Seward a
follows:—
'•♦V A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
tor Roosevelt, Tunnel, Clirdwood
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
ui> and Thursday.
'onnections at Anchorage on Monday
and Thursday at 8:30 A. M. foi
Matanuska. Wasilla. Houston, l'al
. eetna. and on Wednesday and Fri
day at S:.*;o A. M. for Matanuska.
I *>sa. and C'hickaloon.
BREAK FAST. U’NCHEON and
)inuer sorted on the Seward— An
chorage train in the buffet car. MB.
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t.E. CHAMBERLIN
of Seward,
Announces his candidacy
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the 3* d
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
• Al.YCK E. ANDERSON
OF MMLCH1C
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Vnnouuces her candidacy tor
the Territorial House of Repre
sentative* subject to the Demo*
* crntic primaries in Ai>ril 1920.
J. c. Me BRIDE,
(OF .JUNEAU)
Candidate for Republican National
Committeeman
Twenty-two year’s continuous residence in Alaska.
Thoroughly conversant with Alaska’s needs. For many years engaged
in inin.iig, niercha idising a.ul tile fisheries ol A.aska.
Stands unequivocal.y *or Aiuskans lor ah olfices and the fullest
deve.opulent of Alaska’s resources advantageously to all interested.
A VOTE FOR M’BRIDE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION,
APRIL 27, MEANS TERRITORIAL PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.
J. J. FINNEGAN
of Seward
CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE KEPI BLICAN
PRIMARIES.
B U I C K
Valve— In— Head
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and ( losed
Models
.. H. .. K. . K L L S VV 0 R T H, .. i
A Kent t or
Seward. Valdez, Cordova and
Anchorage.
Just as sweet as chii be and so
rice— Helen Ardello at the Alaska
shop. Get Acquainted.
|SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
The fishing boat Alton came in
•arly last evening from the banks
i h 20000 pounds of halibut. The A1
>n has rudder trouble and this will
>e repaired while in port.
Judge Fred M. Brown arrived from
Anchorage last night on the Gateway
City limited, where he has been for
several days, and is registered at the
liotel Seward.
J. II. Nichoalds and Glen Cat ring
ton. traveling men, aie registered ai
the Hotel Overland having come ovui
from Anchorage on the train last
night.
Bushy .Lucas returned on last night’s
train from Anchorage where he went
to attend the Shrincr’s ball given last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Alfred M. Hatched is regist
*red at the Hotel Seward from An
chorage. Mrs. Hatcher came over or
Hie train to meet friends who will ar
rive on the Alameda.
(leorgo 0. Hazolct, candidate a'
.he Repub!;can p imaries for delegate
to the Republican N’ational conventio!
returned from a chort visit to Anchor
age on 1 ’.st night's train and is re
gistered at the Hotel 0» - i!:*”d. Th**
’ast time Mr. Hazclet w is a1 Anchor
age was many years ago when the
place was a tent town.
1. H. Fleisehman and young son.
arrived on last night’s train from An
chorage. Mr. Fleisehman is taking the
remains of his wife, who died recent
ly at Anchorage, to California foi
burial.
Axel Hayes, of LaTouche, who
paid a visit to Anchorage, is at the
Overland having returned to Seward
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UNLOCK
RESOURCES
WITH A PRACTICAL
UNSELFISH AND FAIR
ADMINISTRATION
TO LABOR And CAPITAL
Chas. E. ! e 'on
OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
H V HoilKN A V l)AV’M
ALASKA TRANSFER
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Coal, Wood and Icc
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(ieiienil Tnti sh- Im»ui s. Man. ll aud hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
VY'hiltemui e & Mar^ul^s — l’ruprielorb
SEWARD ALASKA
' SEVIARD ViAlER ai;d FCV.EB COMPANY
JOHN A Nf LSON Manager
Office Admit?) Huilding
Wu>n» HI \g**nt
SEWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
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W.'i): I! i i lii »i*
MAKE THE NOKTJIKUN W>1 K
lLii^ U 1A aEtiAUD
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on last mgm u*. :i.
M. L. i^aikui and 1'. U. Weihocn
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off, Horn Audio.age, are registered
at the 1 ioii’i Ovenanu.
Miss Jane McNaliy and Miss Km.
iy liorgen will vetuin hoine fiom An
ciiorage oil Thursday’s tiain.
Mrs. ii. L. uever will leave on the
train tomorrow for Audiolage whore
she will icside lor some tune.
Col. Mcais and Col. Wairen are re
ported to be on the way to Anchor
age having turned back on their pro
posed trip to Nenana and I'airbanks.
O. Loberg is registeied at the Ho
tel Seward from Anchorage having
come in on last night’s train.
Considerable snow fell out the lim
Sunday and yesterday and the rotai>
was used to keep the track Open for
the Gateway City limited.
The Grandjeans have taken the re
sidence formerly occupied by the
Poehlmann’s on Third avenue. M.
! Cans and wife are now in the bunga
ow which was last occupied by the
' Colburns.
M;s. H. S. Baldcrston, visiting in
Anchorage, will return to Seward on
he train Thursday.
Supt. Nichols, of the cannery at
Jkatan, is a passenger on the steamer
Victoria to the westward.
Louis Strauss and Nick Bolshanin
aboard the Victoria enroute to Un
alaska.
'Hie 82 laborers arriving on the
steamer Victoria for the commission
were taken out to Mile 52 this fore
noon by special train.
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w !•: \ t ii k it it w i* o it r
The following Is the w*»nthi»r »epo»t
„r the 24 hour * <*nd»ng at 7 o‘e'o *lt
*,is moneng:—
SEWARD 36, Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 32, snowing , Calm.
Matanuska 30, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 28, Cloudy, West.
Talkeetna 28, Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Deadhorse 16, Snowing, East.
Indian 12, Cloudy, Calm.
Hurrican 5 below, Clear, Calm.
Sullivan 4 below, Cloudy, Calm.
Summit zero , Clear, Calm.
Carlsons 2 below, Clear, Calm.
Baines 4 below, Clear, Calm.
Healy 15 Clear, Calm;
Nenana 10, Clear, ('aim.
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VICTORIA IN AND WEST
Steamer Victoria arrived shortly
before 4 o’clock this morning bringing
82 men for the commission. The Vic
toria took on water here and cleared
for canneries to the westward shortly
before 8 o'clock. Capt. Fred Warner;
;s master of the Victoria and C. H.!
Parker is the purser, The Victoria
.vjil icl'.i i. to Seattle direct l.oiu lh
uiar ka.
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paboeu D,> eoii)i*ooo oayo tile v_,oio*o*u
inueb.
i iio Chiicut Oil Company lias nad a
|.UlCllb tO liicii' gioUtivi auti ItutV Sutitv
vWClVC NvCito, CiCvCil oi \v ilw.it a>v p.O
uuceis. Avoiio Oi uicsc. However,
nave been armed ua acep as uiey
iiitciiu to go ana uie NvOiK \viii now’
be pnsliea 10 aocer.a.n what can be
(OUtiU ill Oil at a niuCii gi'owvoi' ucpui.
i ne aiuonu eoiidvitiuutcu ouin^aiiy,
wliicn toon over iOiv>’-two Ciamis oi
ioo acres eacn iioin tne oiu imgiiSh
company, lias aiiaugeu to stait work
iioaC nioiiui. i wo i tgo Wnl be install
ed, one Oil tiering nver ana Uie otner
tn iuaaioga Ucacn. ine assessment
work on uiese emails has been kept
up tor Sixteen yeais, according to
dupciinieiuient Leeper. They are lo
cated in the tieiiiig, Isickawak and
Vakataga Helds.
Un mirror Enough the Alaska Coal
Oil Company started to drill, and aft
er reaching a d^pth of 1,000 feet the
entire piant \vas destroyed by fire.
A new oud'it is now to be installed
and one lig will be in operation with
in a few months.
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Charles Lamb, an old timer of the
Fairbanks district died several weeks
ago in California. Lamb was on? of
the fi st stampeders to Dawson and
seemed some rich claims from wlech
he eventually acquired a fortune.
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