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ELECTION
(Continued from pu^e 1)
German 18, Price 108, Ward 1.V*.
Frame 74, Green 117, Henry 19, Mur
ray io’, Neklason 15, Noon 98, Pat
terson 78, Ray 182, Reed 118, Slater
829, Small 07, Galen 264, Lee 6. Ol
son 14, Wilson 96.
AT VALDK'Z *
Connolly S, Sulzer, 180, Wiek 6s
German 12, Pviee 145, Ward 82. Wd
kinson 42, Frame 88, Henry 17. .Mur
ray 70. Neklason 10. Noon 149. Pat
terson 178, Ray 184, Reed 110, Slater
77, Small 95. Galen 76, Lee 9. Olson s,
Wil on 151.
AT MATANCSKA
Connolly 1, Sulzer 21, Wick 16, G»
man 5, Price 19. Ward 10, Wilkin: on
9. Frame 12. Green 9. Henry 5, Mur
ray 11. Neklason 4, Noon 20, Patter
son 17. Ray 19. Reed 10, Slater 14,
Small 18, Galen 20, Lee l, Olson 0 .
Wilson 25.
AT WAS1LLA
Sidze 81, Wick 5, Price 18. SmaM27.
\oo i 20. Patterson 12. Ray 14, Wilson
28. Wilkinson 8, Ward X. Slater 12.
Murray 5, Reed 6, Green 5, Galen •*.
Connolly 4. German 7, Henry 9, N'ek
lason*. Olson 5, Frame 14. Le»* t.
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Coimol / 2, Sulzer 22. Wick 22. Ge.
nan 5. Pric* 17. Ward 20, Wilkinson
8. Frame 25, Green 17, Henry 8, Mr
ray 18, Neklason 5. Noon 17, Patter
son 8, Ray 15, R»K!dl4. Slater 28,
Small 18, Galen 25, Lee 1. Olson 1.
Wilson 17 .
AT CHICK ALOON
Connolly 2. Sulzer 24 Wick 15. Ger
man 2. Pric' 18. Waid 4. Wilkinson ID
Frame 80, Green 7. Henry 2, Murray
21, Neklason 2, Noon 17. Patterson 1'
Ray »>. Re«sl 12. Slater ♦>, Small t >.
Galen 7 Lee 0, Olson 2, Wilson 21.
VT KSK A CREEK
Connolly 2. Sulzer 27, Wiekersham
1(5, German V. Price 15, Ward 6, Wil
kinson 11, I ame 16.Green S, Henry
1*), Murray 16, Neklason 9, Noon
Patterson 10. Ray 18, Reed 8, Slatei
1 9. Small 12, Galen 11, Lee 7. Olson 5.
Wilson 17.
AT GYRDWOOI)
Sulzer 20 Wiekersham 17. Connolly
| 2.
AT KODIAK
Town sick with Influenza. Forty
; eight votes cast. Sulzer 23 Wicker
i sham 14. Price 80. Noon 33 Patters *n
| 28, Ray. 81 Small 10. Wilson 32.
SCATTERING PRECINCTS
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I Piecincts of Eyak. Konneeott. StreL
! ea and Nugget Creek- Sulzer 12L
Wiekersham 62, Price 89. Ward 2 7.
, Wilkinson 11, Frame 15. Green 24.
i Murray 28, Noon 3s, Patterson 26
Ray 67. Reed 15, Slater 76, Small 20.
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Sulzor 10. Prico6, Ward 2, Mimyn,
\oon 6. Patterson 4. Ray 2, Slator 5,
Small 5, Galen 5, Wood 5, Wickor
sham 0.
AT GULKANA
Sulzor 7, Wickorsham 5. Price 7,
W’ard 2. Wilkinson 1, Frame 1. Groin
!. Heniy 1. Murray 0. Noon 0, Pat
terson 7. Ray 8, Rood 2. Slater 2
Small 5. Galen K, Wilson 4, Woods 1.
AT UNALASKA
Sulzor 54, Wickorsham 17. Connolly
1, German 1, Price 48, Ward 16. Hen
ry 1, Murray 17, Neklason 1. Noon 50,
Patterson 50. Ray 40, Ro«wi 17, Slator
16. Small 51.
AT McCARTY
Wickorsham 72 votes and Sulzor 2?;
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AT KENNECOTT
Sulzor has polled 54 votes and Wick
-ersham 19.
AT CHITNA
Connelly 2, Sulzor 20 Wick 11, Ger
man 4. Price 15, Ward 14, Wilkinson 1.
r**ame 10, Green 11. Henry 2. Murray
18, Noklascn 2, Noon 18. Patterson 12.
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' Ray 14. Heed 8, Slater 28. Smai! lfi.
Galon 12, Leo 0 Olson 2, Wilson 22.
AT KATALLA
The vote lor Delegate here yester- !
day resulted as follows:— SulzefOt).
Wickersham 2G.
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Spontaneous combustion caused a
fire in the llrosius & Noon machine
shops last night which caused a loss
estimated at between $2 000 and $4 -
000 with an insurance of $2,700. The
building is badly damaged, the* ma
chinery can b«* rebuilt and several
planers will perhaps bo in operation
within the* next three* or four days;
much of the* belting was damaged
and the bachelor apartments on the
second floor oeeupioei by Cal Rrosius
and Hugh Dougherty are practicaVv
wrecked or so dre?nche*el with water
and smoked up that the part of the
structure must also he* rebuilt.
Cal Rrosius last night, after sur
veying the damage by flashlight ar.d
stating that tin* firm was “lu<*k\”
said: ‘‘Just say in the Gateway tha*
Mr. Noon and myself thank every
body who helpe?d, and they came from
all directions by the score, and that
we ave mighty proud of the work o*
the fire fighters, whether they belony
to the Volunteer department or wov»
n w volunteers.”
Smoke pouring fiom the huiMiny
was first noticed by \Iayor Hober
shortly before 6 o’clock and he im
mediately sent in the alarm to .the
t'lephon* company. It was some min
utes before central could' raise th(
fire station. Carl Altny, one of th*
eliM'tion judges answered the phon*
and then rang the fire bell. Firomt n
and others ran from all directions io
the fire station and the apparatus
was quickly on the way to the scene
Mayor Hoben, at the corner of Wash
ington and Broadway directed whe»*
four lines of ho^e should he attache
from different hydrants and water
was soon playing upon the flames.
The fire burned out the lead electric
light wires and the building win
plunged into darkness when the De
partment reached the building which
caused much confusion for it we
dark as blazes on the street and
around th" structure.
Water was thrown from the front
of the building, the side and two line,
from the rear. Crass streams caught
one crew of nozzlemen and they were
drenched, but stuck to their post.
About fifteen minutes after th<
lines were streched the new watei
service of the Seward tight and Tow
er Company was turned into the le
gular city mains and this extra voi
ume and pressure soon brought thr
flames under control and finally out.
Several firemen were bruised abou*
the body by minor accidents and neat
ly :ul were arenenea.
Cal Brosius, upon arriving at th*
scene went through the stock room
and opened a rear door into the shop
Smoke poured upon him in dense wfiv
es. He shut the door then stretched
.out upon the floor to get fresh *1:
having been nearly suffocated.
Both Mr. Brosius and Mr. Noon
give spontaneous combustion as tin
cause. Mr. Brosius left the shops
about 5:15 o’clock and after the fire
was out, looked into the stove in a
rear corner of the shops and the fire
was nearly out, just about as it wo<
left
During yesterday afternoon much
“steaming” was done it is believed
that this caused the dust around the
, stove and over it to become ignited by
combustion. The flames shot up the
rear of the shop room burned through
the ceiling around the dry ceiling and
patterns on the rafters above the ma
chinery.
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'SEWARi) SNAPSHOTS]
W. (\ Edes, chairman of the Alas-,
lain Engineering Commission, accom*
; panied by his wife and private secre
tary, Mr. Mason, and wife, arrived
from Anchorage last night and >vdl
leave for the states on the Admiral
Watson.
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Mrs. W. E. Rich is return
ing home on the Alameda after a vis
it in Corvallis, Oregon.
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The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet tomorrow afternoon (Thurs- j
day) at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Estes.
Twenty seven arrived on the tram
last night, a special from Anchorage, 1
The Seward Health board staff met
the train as usual. Two passengers
were placed in quarantine for five
days.
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Practically all of the members cf
he Seward Military Unit were on
uty at the fire last night and eonsp
ueatly the regular Tuesday night
rill was abandoned.
.1. A. O’Leary, dredge man from
Anchorage, came over on last night's
train and is registered at the Sexton.
Krne.st Harding and J. H. Dodson,
from the Anchorage division, are
guests at the Sexton having arrived
from Cook Inlet last night.
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C. H. Pobinson and wife, connected
with the commission at Anchorage,
are registered at the Hotel Sewart».
The couple is bound on trip to Con
necticut.
Capt. Palmer, health officer of A i*
; borage, arrived on last night’s train
and is registered at the Sewaiti.
♦
Theodore Chapin, of the U. S. Geo
logical Survey, tame over from An
j ’borage on yesteiday's train and
j :t guest at the Hotel Seward.
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P. C. Peed, in business at Anchor
age, arrived last night on a visit in
Seward and is a guest at the Hotel
» Seward.
If Kit CROSS NOTKS
Belgian refugee Woman’s dress*s
ire cut on and ready to make. Will
ndio.s pie; .-e call at the Red Cross
work room fur them.
» Will the ladies call at the woik
room for sweater yam? More sweat*
• rs are wanted.
Will the parties leaving knitted sox
and sweaters at the work room with*
! oat names on the bundles lot those in
! ••targe know who sent then*?
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M \ SON S NOTICK
Regular communication, Seward
j Lodge, No., 21D, F. & A M., tonight
I at S o’clock. Work Third <legrcc. Via*
J ‘ting brothers welcome.
Leon Urbach, Master.
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