TWO DIE UNDER
BLAZING AUTO
Portland. May 21. Pintoueu beneat h
an overttimed automobile. Ueorifc l»o /
and Martin McNtehols were but nod to
death on tin* i'atiyon ro.nl. oiu* mile bo
yond Sylvan. Two other occupants.
Howard Franklin, ami Wallet* .lames,
a colored porter, escaped t became fate
by eraw tiiur out of tin* wreckage he
fore the (lame* had reached them.
When the ir.achim* piunufcd down a
Slight i UiLkIUk '< t o W'odifOvl t>Oi!
bit ween a fetic** and a tree, tin* bln/o
from the la . n^ht *T * id to tin* i asm
Jim tank iml caused that to t \plode.
]k*1/ am: \k*N el* * > ca led p.t * l'u
tn*», a” i a »houeh Fran >. ;ii ami dames
made a .oeoperate a ‘ * ne*
iin* u..fortunate me .. t Ueir e .or:> C *’:,e
to naught.
WILL INSTALL
PLANT AT UNGA
I’n^a. May *Jl. Kre 1 P»roa* n, the vet
eran operator* who on the last ! Mra
came from Seattle with a crew of six
experts, will install a -*KMon cyanide
plant at the Apoli * mine this summer.
Kquipment ami supplies to tho value of
jfoO.ou * ar followim*- them. Someth tuir
like 400.000 \an:s of ta linu> from the
niv.y.tamp mill are to ho handled h'y the
new cyanide plant, some of it heinjj
taken fro»n ’he sea dump hy special
permission of tn « wrnmeir. . Idrty
Stamps were Operated last season ami
almost as niativ n »iv will he w »rkeu
this year. Mr. ibownha> the Apn* »*
leased from the A a>Ka t ommerciui
compauy.
have never tasted pre-erv* d ft* tt
compares to these in ojtia'.iy at
vor. Ail vartet' —at 11. <x *1. ty i:t> ty
first.
WRECKED SHIP’S
CREW IN SOUTH
SEAS SETTLE
San Kraneheo. Max l!l. Nows of tin*
croxv of the I‘Voik Ii bark La 'rout* do
Vor^une, xv rock oil la>t year on Lord
I Viinor>ton*s l>lo in ibo Soul It Seas,
w ;iN brought here y» >teiday t*y Ibo
licit isb bark Ant iopo.
: Tbo Antiooo, taoKiu^ in t»* tbo island
»>’ y ,\,«niih r to vio\v tbo xvroow* dis*
,tU t. rt| jnaiootu d mat im'ts 1 if xxa>
j, t, . ■ » t:i Ai* them < ■,1 o'A to’jf ?v* lark
. , ,, (» «. aboard. Sov< ral ot the
>;d nwtvokrd men bad marred nativo
Ul , t ;; ,u wore com tent to remain.
; ;>j.‘ \ m iopo tvaebed Nexv
. ^ i, i.orlod tin xvt 'ok anti a
P v!) c*M t** t‘ xv as sent to the relief
TAKU NOW AT
PORTAGE SAY
Waif , May 21. t’apt. Rude and
his civw t>n the survey boat Taku are
ia>\v at i\»rta^»* l»ay, where the captain
VN, f, r?n s mu' trianiruiation, in
C(*’ ;>!«t >r. of the work started last
s.ituimv. After he finishes that he
w:k - « to Landlock bay and other near
l>va'.itiv1'. expecting to make ids head
quarters at Edam a r for a couple of
i , li>. lie wi!. then return to tor
k u ii.i, e wet k »*ti the east
> i; r* 1‘rk.ee VC tijau Sound. Mrs.
it ale at .i > >n (albert accompanied ttie
ea• >tain on tin* trip.
P’is, cakc>. CvH>kies and
e<* ct try the Seward t'afo.
You'd find ev« rythinif In the pastry
: » a l be Sew a rd t ate.
t ‘ -as ban* ribbon- b er at The
Itr.i iCb.
Outfit at Knik
For Willow Creek and
Nelchina Districts
You can get just what you will need on the ground
at Prices that will 5ave You Money.
Groceries, Supplies, Boots, Shoes
Shoe Facs, Horse Feed
Hardware... Mining Supplies
GEO. PALMER S
KN1K, ALASKA
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular house in Town
(iood Xccommodation. first Class hoard. Prices Reasonable.
Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Tarps, Rugs, Etc.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourth Ave
Open a
Savings Account
With us today. We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on Savings Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward
FREIGHT RATES
TO FAIRBANKS
I
Fairbanks. May -I. Freight rates to
Fairbanks for this season have been
[announced by the Amcrican-V ukon
Navigation company, commonly called
tin* W hite Hass. 'Fin* rati s as an
1 uounced are:
From Fuyvt Sound and Hritisb Co
lumbia ports via St. Michael Hasinir
rate, $55, with exceptions. Com mod
its rates per ton, C. I,., 20,000 lbs.
i Su^ar, Hour, cteam.
Hay, teed, blacKsinitii’s coal. • »*bOO
All rates will advance $0 per ton
August hi. I'd 1.
From 1‘u^et Sound and Hellish t o
lutnbia ports via Skajrway
(’a I* 1 ,*>t s I jOss
</> Ss \.$,7.MN) J$C» 1.00
, Class Ii. <*>s OP "s."b
{class c.s;oo 0-“:>
These rates w ill advance 10 per cent
September 10, P.d l.
Commodity rates, June 25 to July *2.>.
in carload lots
Su^ar, ttoui, cream.$•>...«>0
I Hav, feed, blacksmith s coal.*0.00
Children's rompers in khaki and
blue denen 50c. Frown Hawkins.
[ Quality first.
Public Stenographer
Typewriting Neatly Done
Lpeful Forms
Mining Forms, Hu*.
MISS KATIIFRYNI: McKliAN
Hotel Seward
mijviin iioiiv
Th.it COIHH Is Selling
Shoes of All Kinds
Prices $1.50 to $8.50 per pair
Shirts All Kinds and Weights
Price 50c to $6.00
Best Quality Corduroy Pants
$3.50 to $4..00
Dux Bak Pants $3.50 per Pair
Dux Bak Coats $6.00 |
filson’s Cruiser Shirts
$5.00 and $6.00 each
Shipress Boots and Shoes
$6.00 to $12.50 per pair
The White Ones.
Mackinaw Coats
$2.00 to $15.00 each
Woolen and Cotton Socks
15c to $1.25 per pair .
THE MINERS’ STORE
(BANK J. COTTEB. Prop.
PHONt ADAMS 119
Don’t be afraid to phone and
remember the Parcel Post.
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If You
Want
to Know
Call at
the
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BUREAU
E. 0. SAWYER, JR., Manager
Call at Office Gateway
Rhone Main 101
(acts and figures supplied on
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Opportunities. !
Detailed reports on investmentj
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Serial No. 01663,
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States,
APPLICATION.
United States Land Ofllco. Juneau. Alaska,
May fl. mil.
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
Kdwin l>. Mclvennoy."James Hall and Jacob
May. beitur entitled to the benetits of seet.ion
gftNi of the revised statutes of the United
States /rant In/ add it ional lands to soldiers and
saihu s « ho served in • hi* Rebellion. do»*s here,
by apply to enter Unite*! States Survey No
T.'.V situate at Carmen Cove. <*!/a Hay, Kotllak
1-land, District of Alaska, ,mu more particu
lar ly I* lescriboi I las follows:
Coinnmncin/ at eor. No I. bein' identical
with cor, N'o. It nf Survey No. 15. ai d wf ence
IT, s. L. M Survey ii*.♦*.* hears s (if, *ie</. dl min.
*•. 51.70 clis. and me «•«»i*. No. H. Survey ‘JPP.
beat , s so «!«-.•. 51 rn<n. e lit ' elis and sw
cor. of water tank bears n I IT* d* /. 51 min. n H.HH *
cits; thence n 0 ehs. to cor No. 1. whence point ,
of hind m bay bears s 57 *1* /. ns min. *•; tlemce
y\ ti/iil ehs. to eor. No. it: t!"»i > ticlis. to cor.
N’o. i. w11cnee point ««f the land in bay bears s ;
ITU de/. HJ in in. «•. :ot*l tlx <■ *dis. to cor.
No. I and plan ol be/innin/.
Area it. 11 aer* s. Variation :.’H <1*/. »» min. •
as addiiiotia) <a» to iloinesii ad No. tilt mad**
\u/ust I si It by I'M win I). .VcKepncy. at
• ir.ii'i Island. Nebraska land «*fI!«*• • for lots
\J at:*) It. and sw quarter "t 11• • * ».« miarfer «*f ;
see. t*»v\ tiship jo n ran 15 v <■•** *am i / IH*
acres: and based upon tb* s* rvicc of IN!vs it* I*.
McKern ey in th«' Army du'diz tlm <''vi! War
11" in t V'obci !*» |s*‘ | to .to! • \’l. is,-..,, q, t om
pany "l!“. 15th Kej'imeut. I*»vva Int.mtrv V**!un
p « i's; *t.t to H**m* sp M»| 17.51. ma- ‘ Nov
11, lfST5 by Janie*' Ha!!, nt 11«■ tivi 11• *. Mis-ouri, t
land office for the n b :f *■:’ be- | andn sw
quarter o' sec. HI in t»»vv nsliip H*l. rat./e IP. eon- ,
tainin/ Ht.Hl stores; and based upon thescrvic*
of James Hull in the Army durinz the Civil
War from Nov. I. t *'IH t«>.I me IH. 1 >**,."». in « out
pally “D”. 15th Re/iment of Cavsili
Volunteer-' at <1 <c> Horn* st* :*d No H>.vj. n ,u:<'
January H. is/; t>\ ,laco;> May. a* lr*>n:«»n.
Missouri. land ott.ee. for sw quarter of the so
qt art* r and 11»*• s ha f of lots i and '! sw quar
icr. sec. HI, tow nship HI n. ran/e P w.contumm
tHti s»cn s; and based upon the service of Jacob
May it’ the Army dtiri’t/ tlm Civil War from ,
Oct.*’. IWl'J to !>«•(• *J5. |s«m. ip Ci inpahv "U’ i
!7th Re/iment. Missouri Vminteet’s sit d truns- )
ferred to CornpatA 15th Re/iimnt. Mis
souri Volume* rs. La* 57 *!<•/. oP mill. 04 second
n: Lowr. 151 *!*•/. OH min. v».
Not ice is hereby /i\* n that :mv and all per-1
sons claimin'/ any portion of the anove de
scribed hmd are required t«• fi 1«* .i protest dur
in/ tb • i»erm*l *»f ptihliesition or thirty dsiys
theresirter. in accordance with law. with the
Re/ister ai d R«*ceiycr of the Cni'e*l States
Land Uftice at Juneau. Alaska.
ALASKA P.VKKIJS ASSOCIATION
Hy Henry l-\ l,*"rtinar.ri. President. |
Address: S in Craneisco. Cal.
Notice of tlm above application will to- pul*- •
li shed in the Seward Daily < late wav. planted at 1
Seward. Alaska, which I herebv designate a- ;
the newspapi r '»ul'!,sh,,<l nearest the land ap
plied for in sai'l applietit iop.
c |{. W M.KKR Register.
Unit -d States l.and Office. '
.1 tinea i. Alaska.
Serial No. 01664.
Additional Untrv
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
AlTl.li'ATK ».\\
Slates Land »Mile**. .Imeati, Alaska.
Max 9. I"! I.
Alas', a Packers Assoeia’ion, as*Lrru • **!
I**, s. \V lii? * • v. bei • . >1. il ;eu t o t he t »* i •«-1iI. s • *1
**eel i< II •*'. of |! * n X e»| statutes of * lie
United s at* . yiantit - add: Lot al land*' to
soldi* is and sailor* who s» >v**t in tie- 11• • j
lull jo u. iltH's In I eb> a ppi v t • • eider Hie L uited 1
Si a’. *s Si ir vi*;* No. s*; .• • • • ■ « •*?
i . si o- Mirvex ♦ i \. i ilt \
Kodiak Island IVsirict «*f A uska. ai d ni'*ie
I a 11 ’*‘iila i ' described ;i* f* d loxvs:
i ‘i»iniii**nc11 v at in e cor. No. l. situate on the
shore line of • ’annerx t ’ox e. > bvi flax. \x hence *
point of land in hav bears s M d*v, H;» min. w,
and I*. S. L M Survey le-ars n |.* .iey. •.»
luitt. \v. I.Hi ehs. and witness i-«u hears n o.;ts
chs.: Ih* nee n 24 91 chs to cor No 2: thence xv
Is.77 chs. to me cor. No. H: whence cor. oi sur
vey |,’i lu ai's n 89 dey .M min. vx ;u Vi chs and j
se enr xvinch-hotise bears n 22 dey. Ho min \x
o,77 chs,, and witness cor. beats e o.71 oils.: j
thence meandering along the shore line of < 'an* j
nery < \»ve. < Mgu lla.x.
1. South H."> dey. 52 min. east. H 01 chains:
2. South 20 (ley. H7 min. east. 1.81 chains;
H. South HI dey. II min. east. tuv»chains;
l. South 25* dey. 21 min. east. 8.72chains;
.V South 37 dey. 17 min. east. 3.M1 chains;
Ci. South at dey. ‘<2 min. east. 2.07 chains:
7. South 8] dey. 20 min. east. 2.53 chains to
cor. No. 1 and the plsce of beginning.
A tea 27 HU acres. Variation 23 dey. 30 min. e.
as additional to homestead No. 2UU made Sept.
29. 1 x71 by F S. Whitney at Fort I)odye. loxxa
land oftlce. for tin* ti half of nw quarter, sec. 4.
township No. 90. ranye 19 w. containing 132.16
acres; and based upon the service of Ferdinand
S. Whitney in the Army during the Civil War
from Feb. 13. 1805 to Jan. 24. ixuu. in Company
"F'\ 15Lst Regiment. Illinois Volunteers, and as
additional to the homestead of F. S. Whitney as
indicated on the certificate dated June 29. 1900.
issued by the yeneral land oftlce. showing that
the Alaska Packers Association has submitted
satisfactory proof of ownership and bona tide
purchase for value of 5.01 acres of the certifi
cate of riyht issued by the hand Office to said
F. >. Whitney. Auy. 21. 1878. showing said
Whitney to be entitled to make an additional
entry under sec. 2306 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States for 27.84 acres Lat. 57 dey.
09 min. 04 seconds n. Lony. 154 dey. uH min. w.
Notice is hereby yiven that any and all per
sons claiming any |H>rtion of the above de
scribed land are required to tile a protest during
the period of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance xviih laxv. with the Register
and Receiver of the United States Landoftke
at Juneau. Alaska. „
ALASKA PACKKKS ASSCK IA I ION.
My Henry F. Fortmunn, President.
Address: Sun Francisco Cal.
Notice of the above nptdicution will be pub
lished in the Seward Daily Gateway, printed ut
Seward. Alasku. which I heretiy designate as
the newspaper published nearest the land up
plied for in said application.
C, M. WALKKIL IP kister.
Chip d St at* s Land < tfV.ce
.lun*-au, Alaska.
.Serial No. 01665
Additional Untrv.
Under Section 23 06 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
Ai’i’i.ic \tion.
I' nited States Lund (M *■ •, Jure ; * ti AI :i ^ 1.; * 4
May 9 1011.
Alaska Packers Assoc.at inn n<*
Sarah I.. Arnold. lie in- entitled t * * i* b*in.’
111 sietion **» of lb*- revi-* • - :<11• t* of ’
l 'uii «!i si a « ■ .. 1 a ’ ■
so:di**rs and s,, i lors who si• 1 \ • - *;i. * t• • ■ I .**b* ■. i i • > 11
do* s hereby appL t*> *•»>* r tin Ci.it* <t.tu
>nv\r\ No. li1''"! *i uat** « i Katun I•.v*• r
Kodiak Island <at tie* Patch* ry). ;ir«*i m«»r*
part icularl v des.-i ii *o a folio ■>
* 'i'into* fic.n at me c u n* r N-• i i < :
bank of iheKar ik l%i\*-r whence ui t.* »>r
11#*p bear*, s ."a* links, !ruin wi * : **>■ Kai .
Mountain beats s ,2 d*-kt«‘*-s nn: ».»• - v.
lb* nc«- v 7.o.» chains t«» corn* ; N*» -■■■• * *
Kar.tii, <.’ap* b* ai s n ,n «i• /r* r ./
and point *>t and across i i \ •• i f*a i *•» •
;!r*-**s. II 11.in *sw; 11.» 1 :*•• • * I* .*** * : • ns
corner No. i>. wi.* 1 r. !» 1 ■ i* •* >
(l*V I • *'s. ’JO till IiU :' -* V. . a n> I ch i; ’ ■ i s > a 1
*1* j*r*'* s. :.'i la.iitil* s w ui.*t n* 1 a : **f wat*
inaisc hears n *<1 •i*,J,"> 1 in ut* s v. » ..
chains: t n* ii«’«* n lb.:H chan* to corn*: No J
wii*t.<-< r. s. !.. \; .cm b« a is ii s., i *.. * * ■ *
• ’mi links, fi
i f
Mountain beats 7c d* ut* «*s. .‘»t mine
tlictic* \v •’ :i7 chains to me corn* i N»». a At*:
war,* ss corner hears •• ’ll iif»ks *t • : ■
meundcrinn a Ion,. sai*l left hunk **f Kart .►
Kiv* r.
1. South IV* d* . trees, pj* mind es w i.Vt chains
2. sout h .7.* d*vr« * s. p* minute- vv. !.!»*; chaifis
;i, N**r'h *' 1 *.*■;':*•• s •** minutes w. U.ltl chan s
i. South .*> 1 *: * * j_ i • * s r. minutes w. 2. iu chums
.*» South 21 d* ki*‘* s <d mmutes w. o.K*chains
*i. S«*utit t»2d* kt»« s l. ui.uMt' sw. I.ldchain
7. North 7. d* , r* * - f* ii.ini. * •- u I.Ucliairis
h. >*• nit ii 2** *i* v i * *■ II rmn-it* s w 2.17 chains.
t*> corner No. 1. in* p.ae** «»t b* . .nt.u /
Area 21..M acr«*s. \ uri;it 1 < ti 22 i*-*-s i*
mitiut* s c. as adddiolial to h**in**st* a*i Nr lu'.*f»
mad*- Vttk. * l“,k' b\ Sarah 1. Arnold at M<»>n*
v i 11**. Missouri !an«l office, I *»r t ii»- sw i|iiar!< r
of the sc (|uurt* r *<t s**cti**n :towrsh.p js o
rank** 7 w. contaihito: In act* '. L it .7 < • r* * -
JJ minutes n. !.* r /. i.M *i* - r* • •-* ut min t* s w
\otic**is h*-t*b> vi\**i that any at.-I t * :
si ris claimit.k any portion "t tin- a ...< «i*
scribed latal ai«• r*-<inir* *! t*> ti • a pi**'* •: : : ,
the p* ri*id *»f publt«*at ion *u t hii t v *..iys th*-r*
alter, in accordance with law. w i:h th> I!•-, > .
;«n*l IP'Ceiver of til*- t n :* d Sl.;'*-s L; ■: *
ut Jidi'-au. AiU'ku
ALASKA PA' 'Is KPS AS>t»« i ;u-V
My Henry 1 Fortma • c • - e • •
A*l*ii* ss; s^iih I**iancisc*t 'al.
Not ic** *d 11 < *,:!■• > \* ai p <'at ;«•?* • i ’
lisheii : n t h«’ v**yva *'o i f.ii» ' »n t • wn ' i ' * '
s«’.yard. Alaska. wf: *-h 1 ii*-r*- y *t* * “* •
th*‘ ne\ysp:ip* r pubiis) ed n*-ar* d ; b* d ... •
p.c-d for m s.iid appiieutIon.
c. it W.U.KKIi IPv st.
Ct.it* *i > it* s L.lfid i I. c
.11 i j.* •; An. ska.
S'criol No. 01006
Additional lintry.
Under Section 2306 of the UeviseJ
Statutes ot the l nited States.
I * I * I. i * ATIOV.
I ? 1 i*• • 1 Sta’es l. tiid » *•'!*■“ J in- lU. A i
Msi> IJ'I i
Alaska Pack* rs A^soi iat t<*n, :i*si
S.trail L. An. »ld. bein **x»tit •• 1 ii- ’■ :.* *• ^
tij vet ion **f tii** r-v»sc.! «*t: • <s *•! •
I’nit'tl Slates /ran: Ji- aduitioi»ai arm
sol*tiers and sailors w ho s«»rv»tl n the R-b« ilio:
doi's hereby apply to enter I'nip a States Stu
ve\ No. A»’,i. Mtuat* ai -ut one-half in;.< from
cannery of Alaska l’ackers ' ->■ »ciat .**i. Larscr.
flay. Kodiak island. District «»t Alaska. and
more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at corner N«* 1. wlience F >
L. M. 072 bears n 22 decrees. 15 minut-s w, »!0.s5
chains, and cross on iron pipe ttears n 21* d* •
Rrees. at* minutes »*. i.4s chains. and cross on
iron pipe bears s 7o decrees, is minutes e, 1.11
chains: thence e t.uo chains to corner No. 2
thence s tUHJ chains to corner No. 3; thence *
4.uochains to corner No. 4: thence nC.oG chain*
to corner No. I and the place of b-RinnitiR
Area 2 42 acres. Variation 23 decrees. 3d
minutes e. Lat. 57 decrees. 53 minutes n. Loiir,
154 decrees w. as additional to homestead No.
40y«i, made Aur. s. 1n> by Sarah L. Arnold ui
Hoonville. Missouri, land olttee. for the
quarter of the se quarter of section 25. township
3» n. ranRe 7 w. contaimriR 4u acres.
Notice is hereby Riven that any anti all per
sons daiminR any portion of the above de
scribed land are required to tile a protest duririR
the period of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance with law. with the ReRister
and Receiver of the United Slates Land office ^
at Juneuu. Alaska.
ALASKA PACKKRS ASSOCIATION.
Hy Henry F. Port maim. President
Address: San Francisco. Cal.
Notice of the above application w ill be pul
lished in the Seward Daily Outeway. printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby desiRnate a*
the newspaper published nearest the land up
plied for in suid application.
C. H. U ALKKR. ReRister.
United States Land Office.
Juneau, Alaska.
BROWN & HAWKINS
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Cocoa cloor 11 ats, Rubber stair treads, and Linoleum
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sweepers ai d vacuum cleaners. A\ indow shades
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