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6 P. M. - To — 8:30 P. M.
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Oilico in K. K. Bldg.
Residence i bird Avo.
Phonos: Pfficy, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 13.
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V. p. iv S.. Glasgow.
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'an Gildo? Building
)fflce hour,: l to 8 and 7 to $ p. n
Pomiorly or Nome.
FRATERNAL
L. O. O M- No- *42i
Meet# every Tuesday 8
A t’ Hall. Viaiting Brother*
Invited.
Prior N. \”<ler*on Pietator.
JiHiua Reed. Socrciar).
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. 9
copU on 2nd md 4th Ssturdaj
north. 8 p. Pionppr Ra^ j
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Don’t writ? tin- folks ami till them
, that the reason you don’t write of- j
, toner is that stationery is so hard to 1
; K*‘t way'up in Alaska.
[ y on niifcht be able to slip over the ;
idd -a* about the boat just whistled
i etc.* hut the stationery stuff don’t it".
D you don’t believe us just step in
and wc "ill show i you the flashiest j
line you have ever seen anywhere.
1 nine on now and write those let*
h rs you have been putting,off.
tour’s Truly. .
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PV'IIPI.O* Colo.. July 17 - D ad’y
phut gasses from the Pueblo smt !
•, • sf* >kt- stack wore braved for*thm*
i i; < by Steeple;jack Jim 0 Prion v "
•!. : h tl ' a d of a «as n'.a- * ’» .
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Steeplejack .1:m worked 1 * r thre e dr
.* • V top o* the strike rta.ck, -t*0 to
•i he n r- making repairs, line! it a
hi *n !**>r the gas mask* the smelter•
v\*u!d lu»\ o hail to -hut down because
i*» uvun couM brave the -a-ohur fume>
i ai d live.
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(,()D MOl iir.lt FOP CIHLUlvV \
C.KNKVA* U’y 17
| he o*/i ' a godnmthe*- to the children "
V rdtm* an l invited them all to pass
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i.ed. Among the little guests are th?
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WINDOWS DOyRS, (ILASS, MILL-WORK and BOA I Ll-MBLR.
For_STAND YKD M \RINE KNWNES. STANDARD KID
rUOLLKR, STANDARD KID. , ,
•hiidirn of of! Vers nnd'soldiers killed
n defending the celebrated fort. Cion*
ova will pay all expenses connected
with the scheme.
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Tlie Cape Fanshaw Fishing & Pack
ing cofn puny .Fas been inco porated nr
x’lut ff '.vi ’ a capita! stock ol •
by II. r. Kapp- David McNaughton
and \Y. D McDonald.
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SK1UAL NO. 0290.»
NOTICE OF -AlTLk' VTtON
i Oil PATENT
F. S. Land Oft ice. Juneau, Alaska,
May 28, 1919.
NOTICE ;s hereby given lh.it
N >rihwcst» e I i-ti* - Company, a
c».'porntion. ;*> assignee of Peter M.
Steen, hoiiij . a iPod to the beneiitw
of S<cOnns 2 <•»' t! e Revised Stat
utes ot the 1 tut * 1 .Mates ».nd the
amendments Ihiivol. has applied t..*
,n he entry*of the lands embraced in
I' s tNnn-minyr.il survey 1220 situat
, n J \-;t side of Pert Hidden Bay.
Alaska, particularly described as to!*
Un to-e it:
p ■/. Cor. 1. on • Peach V0,t
Hr!den Bay at mean high tide, coY
> . i, ti East 0.97, c .
a ' s. L. M. E is Sur. hears S. fi deg.
2U 55" E. Cis; thence meandering
be *ch Port li nden Bay at mean high
<; Y (O S. :> deg. 18’ .*>.v*(» chs; (2)
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ns* V. t>A! chs. to cor. No. 2. cor. not
. vM. cor. bears East Nil chs. t .
V L. M. liii- Sur. he>rs N 21 deg. 2.’
btchs: th *nce East 12.27 chs. to
,• • b: tl.er.ce N«* ,h l.» chs . •
coi. No. 1; thence Vest 9.87 chs i »
...*AB*fli«iiai«ftiafcaiilltilJlllllllll
true cor. .\o. 1 place of beginning.
ArAa Mi.!9 acres, Variation at ail cor
nc i 19 \r g. 30* E. Lat. 56 deg. 56* N.
Longitude 138 deg. 33* W.
As additional to original homestead
ea‘r> of I'eter M. .Steen, guardian of
Jo! a A. Steen, li. E. 4375 dated jmy j
2, 18(*6 at Winnebago City, Minn.
Aiii and all persons claiming ad
verse’y air portion of the above do- ;
Keiibeif trial of land art* required to I
file with t4u*. Register and Receiver of
the 1 idl'd States Land Office at Ju- ;
nc u, Me’a. their adverse claim)
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t.i re to. under oath, during the period
ol '} • h'-’cat‘on or within thirty days
i!i re;.1 hr* or they will he haired by I
!h * povkions 01 the statute.
NORTlJ ’ - 0..
• l>y J tio It. Yi inn.
Its‘Attorney .in Fact
IT HFKKliY OUPFKKP that
th : lov * , >ing r.otuo !• • published for
tN • st. t' to:-> pciind iiK the Seward I
(i tow ay. a newspaper of general cir-1
ci aiion prnfed at Seward, Masha.
*!i nearest newspaper to said above :
d crihed claim or survey.
Effie A. Frishee.
Jtcgisier.
w»- varij Gateway— GO Days
Fi st Vuh. May 29.. 1919.
I %t rub. Aug 9, 1919*
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ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Managkk
Coal, Wood and Ice
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General Transfer- r « I’hones, Main 17 and 81
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Whittemore & Margiiles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY I
JOHN>A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral Building,
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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FACTS ABOUT SEWAIID
Seward is .situated on Resurrection Bay. midway <«
A e coast line of the Guif of Ahska and 160 miles trom
n ulc of the Pacific steamers t.-< the Orient.
The various trade routes ct the North Pacific Ocean,
and all the roads and highways and trails and mountain
li ■ ;ses from the interior convei gent this port t n ;'/.‘h as A
n. uure had anticipated the nee i vf a gateway- .through
which the trade and travel ol a great region might tmd
convenient passage. . . ,
The deep, perfectly protec ed harbor presents an on
!< ng surface embracing lor)y square miles, upon which
v a y ship that floats may sail,i i safety at any t ime, and
" v. oich ih appearance suggests :i>)thing so much as a beauti
fi l inland lake.
The mainland and shore:; <T Resurrection supply am
ide space and perfectJopograp;. for the building ol a cny
o. whatever extent future r.ecd: may develop; and this cir
ci instance, added to its natural position as a gateway to
j! e interior, and the freedom li »m ice at alt seasons oi the
*' h .rbor aftd adjacent waters lea i the government to select
C is port as the ocean termihai for the railroad. The un
i died coal and oil and mineral resources <>K Alaska wni
11 )\v. through this port to enter t he commerce of .the world,
a d in return w >11 come the su1, plies for distribution over
a territory greater in extent tr un many slate combiner,
thus making it the great port of the North'Pacific or the
1» EW YORK OP ALASKA. ' , ... .
For otiier facts about Sev aid and the great district
v rrounding Ibis city, write to t
SEWARD CHAUDJER OF COMMERCE.
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