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FRIDAY. VOYEUR! K :M. lV0f>
TEMPERATE ZONE MOVES UP
At the risk of beini»* charged with
"damnable iteration" the (lateway
>»ce more points at the nuTeury,
which this morning November 24
or the lir>t time this fall compressed
itself below do in daylight. At 7 o'clock
it registered 20. and one-fourth of an
inch of ice showed that the ni,yht hact
been chilly.
Several weeks of almost constant
rain kept the thermometer close to 4u
* eirrees. It was expected that the
ce>sationof rain would be signalized
bv real winter, with a foot or two oi
snow. Instead the sun makes its brief
transit unobseured by clouds, and at
niirht pedestrians march dry-shod un
dor starlit >kies, in an atmosphere just
chilly enough to quicken the blood.
Curiosity-hunters must i»*o farthei
south to find winter.
'The Seattle Times says the Nome
police shipped out to Seattle on the
last boats a> tough a gang of criminals
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as ever infested am community. It is
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queer they attracted any attention in
Seattle.
A Seattle clergyman lectured real
e>tate brokers for doing business on
Sunday, and now he may be expected
to censure highwaymen for the same
offense.
A Detroit man has erected a statue
of the devil in his front yard. That
doesn’t seem so bad as raising the
devil on other people’s premises.
MINING AND REAL ESTATE RECORDS
Hecord of Mining Locations, TVansf ers
Ltc., Hecorded in the Office of U. S.
Commissioner
DEEDS
Xov. I— F. E. Ballaine to Arthur
Scheft er, lots 39 and 40, block 3,
Seward, $1.
Xov. 21 F. L. Ballaine to F. H. Stew
art, lots 12. 13, 14 and 15, block 25,
$2,000.
Xov. 22 Altaraan Knight et al to
Alaska Mining & Development Co.,
Morning and Noonday placer
claims, near Hope, $1.
Nov. 24 F. L. Ballaine to J. L. Graef,
lot 13, block 10, $700*
LOCATION NOTICES
s v. 10—John A. Nelson, 20 acre
quartz claim, Lake Kenai.—Win.
Nelson, 20 acre quartz claim, Lake
Kenai—W. E. Barthoff, 20 acre
quartz claim, Lake Kenai.—J. M.
Kyle, 20 acre quartz claim, Lake
Kenai.—P. M. Anderson et al, six
100 acre claims on White creek.
Nov. 15— J. B. Palmer et al, placer
■round on Slaughter gulch, trib
utarv Juneau creek.
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Nov. 22 John Hiralley et al, four
quartz claims on Palmer creek
near Hope.
HOMESTEADS
Nov. 14—-L. G* Jackson, 320 acres head
Resurrection bay.—H. S. Willis,
320 acres head Resurrection bay;—
Fred Sheets, 320 acres head Resur
rect ion bay.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Nov. G ~Hi Stelter, water right, Sur
’pri.se creek.
Nov. 7- Kenai Development Co., water
right, Falls creek.
Nov. 'll -E. A. Crawford et al to Alta
man Knight, power of attorney.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Temperature at 7 a. m.:. 2b.
Temperature at 2 p. in...!.. 36.
Barometer at 2 p. m.;...30.5
Day clear, l«fht wind in afternoon.
A 6-vcar-old bov was taken on a jour
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nev from England to fncVa, and in
India t be hrhrhtneR< (O’,the iroon seems
specially to have struck the little fel
low. He wrote home to his aunt,
^Ifere we have a larger moon, and we
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keep it better polished.■’
It will not j ay you to ship roods
when you carl «*et them for Seattle
prices at Richards*.
Wo cannot tell a lie, we must make a
little proJit, Ckiysoirs clothier.
An assorte 1 stock of shelf paper.—
Seward News Company.
Hard wood chairs for$l at Richards . *
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Seward Water & Power
Company
JOHN. A. NELSON, Manager
Office- Third and Washington streets
DR. C. L. HALE
DENTIST
Over Brown .Sc Hawkins' store
SEWARD - - - ALASKA
DR. C. T. DAGGETT
DENTIST
S. E. Cot*. Fourth Ave* and Washington St.
SEWARD - - ALASKA
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CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Fourth Avenue, * Seward, Aka.
C. H. GIBBONS, W. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office and. Residence—Carstens Build
ing, Fourth avenue.
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Office Hours—2 to 4 p. m., and when
ever not otherwise engaged.
F. E. YOUNGS
NOTARY PUBLIC
SEWARD ■ ALASKA
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A. G. BAKER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
COLEMAN HOUSE
SEWARD - ALASKA
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
v and CONVEYANCER
Abstracts of 'title to mining and town
property furnished—Examination and
reports made on any property.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION
J. S. SLATER, President,
E. W. YOUNG, Secretary-Treas
Meets every third Sunday afternoon
in each month.
We Don’t
Want the
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All wo want is live Men's
and Hoys’ Clothing and
Shoo business of Seward.
We are hungry for it.
Please pass it this way,
we want to enjoy it.
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V Mam
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