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The Alaaha Weekly Poet
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Published Daily, Except Sundays sad Holidays , 1
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GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY, (Inc.)
F. & CAMP, EDITOR AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
Harry V. Hoben, President. Frank L. Rallaine, Soo.
BANK OF SEWARD, Trustee,
Hfcuml AA mmMim aantf S*»»tkk 2, ISIS, ** U* Pom Offtc* At SawarS, AImSa.
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Editorial and Bun aces Office — Telephone Main 71.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicans^
of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thin papej
and also the local news published herein.
Emil Davis, lyast week, secured fin
ancial assistance in Seattle to develop
the Commonwealth lode claims, which
consist of fourteen claims, 18 miles
south of Hyder, on the American side.
Making a total of nearly 35,WO
tons of railroad equipment and con
struction equipment which the Alask
an Engineering Commission has re
ceived from the Panama Canal govern
ment since the beginning of work on
the government railroad in the North,
the steamship Wallingford, of the
General Steamship Corporation, arriv
ed from Balboa, Nov. 2 with 400 tons
of flat car bodies aad trucks. This
shipment, it is understood, is probably
the last to be received from the Canal
Zone for the Alaskan Railroad.
A $75,000 two-9tory, store building
in being constructed at Ketchikan to
replace the old Heckman building, one
of the pioneer landmarks of the town.
The new structure, which will be of
concrete, is the first unit of a series
planned to cover the entire block be
tween Dock and Mission streets and
facing on Main Street.
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The Alaska salmon pack for 1920 I
is estimated at 4,224,814 cases. j
Starting Nov. 1, by reason of the
new government railway second class
mail will be accepted for delivery at
Nenana and towns in that district,
heretofore restricted to first class
mail.
The Alaska Fur Farms Company
has incorporated at Ketchikan, with
A. Lewis, A. Stockley, Ann H. Stock
ley and Charles Williamson, directors.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLIC ATION
No. S- 158 *
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION.
FRANK 1. ROYCROFT,
Plaintiff,
• Vs.
MAl'DE ROYCROFT.
Defendant.
The PRESIDENT of the UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: To
MAUDE ROYCROFT. the above-nam-i
ed defendant:
You are hereby requiied to appeal
in the Distnst Court fur the Territory
Of Alaska. Third Division, within thir
ty days after the completion of the
publication of this summons, to-wit,
within thirty days after the 12th day
of November . 1920. and answer the
pbove complaint of Frank I. Roycroft,
the above-named plaintiff in the
above- entitled cause, which cause is
an action for divorce in one of the
cases prescribed by law. wherein the
plaintiff prays a decree of absolute di
vorce from you, for fever dissolving the
bonds of matrimony existing between
you and the said plaintiff. And yon
are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint
as herein required, the said plaintiff1
Will take judgment against you for
Wknt thereof, and will apply to the
Cburt for the relief demanded in his
gaid complaint, as hereinabove set out.
The ordei„ for the publication of this
gummons was' dulv mane and entered
on the 24th day of September, 1920.
• The date of the first publication of
this summons is on the first day of
October. 1920. and the date of the last
publication thereof is the 12th day of
November. 1920.
WITNESS, the Honorable Fred M.
Brown, Judge of said court and the
seal thereof, this 24th day of Septem
ber . in the year .of our Lord one]
thousand nine hundred and twenty,
pnd of oui* independence the one hand
led forty-fifth.
ARTHUR LANG,
CLERK of the District Court for the
tile Territory of Alaska, Third Div
frioa. By Aaron E. Rocker,
Depotj. ,
(SEAL)
Publication toes, Oct. 1-8-15-22-29
Not.. M2.1920. J
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\ allied at more $11,000,000 canned
' /almon nonconsignments in the Port
Commissioner's terminals total 40,020
j tons, or 1.210,528 cases, a 44 per cent
| increase as compared with the quant
! ity in stoiuge in the public properties i
I a year ago today. The quantity this
time last year aggregated 28,005 tons,
j so that the increase exceeds 12,000
tons. Conferences between Seattle.
banking intterests and Alaska pack
ers held during the past week lookini
1 toward extrusion of credits until sue] j
| a time as $11,000,000 of Alaska can- ’
ned salmon stored in Seattle can be
marketed seems to have reached a i
Satisfactory stage, ami it i.> believed
that there will bo few failures as a rc*
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suit or a better understanding between
„ bankers and producers.
The steamer Ketchikan brought
from th<: Northwestern Fisheries Co.,
i Canueries 10,000 cases of canned sal -
mon, loaded at Chignik, Uyak am*
Kassati ami 2000 tons of copper or*
from Prince William Sound.
W. T. Lopp, chief of the Alaskan
bivision, U. S. Bureau of Education
a: riv<*d back" in Seattle after a tv/c
month’s inspection trip along the nev
Alaskan railway. Among other mai
te»> .Mr. Lopp made investigation con
>rniiig the movement of a big rein
d**-r hr-id from the west coast district
into the B ond Pass Region and with
in the leach of the new railroad. “The
o g drive will not be undertaken this
said Mr. Lopp. “But next year
die plans, will be carried out.”
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
S.- 155
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FCL.
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
l IflKD DIVISION.
5FORGE 111RSULV,
Plaintiff.
Vs.
ESTELLE M. U1RSHKY.
Defendant.
The PRESIDENT of the lSITED
STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: To
iSl’ELLK M. lilRSHEY, tiie above
in ued defendant:
\oo are Hereby required to uppett
u«uu.» D:>iri>t Court for th*- Termoiy
n Alaska. Thud Division, within tbir
.y day» after the completion of the
inh'ieatiou of tni.s summons, to-w.t,
within thirty days after the 12th day
>t November . 1U20. and answer the
bw*v«- complaint of George Hirshey,
,ac above named plaintiff in the above
:m.tu*'ii cause, wireh cause is an act
on for divorce in one of the cases pre
ic: ibed by my. wherein the plaintiff
;rays :i dec .re of absolute divorce
you. u>r*\cv dis solving the bonds
_>f matiimonv existing between you
jpd the said plaintiff. And you are
Hereby notified that if you fail to ap
pea and aimw i -the said comp'aint&s
Herein required, the said plaint ft will
:ak*- judgment against you for want
h* ivi*i, and win apply to the Court
or th** relief demanded in 'his said.
:omplaint, as h< t* -in^bave set out. ».
The order for the publication of fch s
iUmmons was duiv made and onfere.d
•r +he 24th day of September, FJ20.
The date of the first i>ubl»cat on o'
dps stunmwns is on the first day «:
Jt*i,ober. 1920. .nd the date of the las
>ub;ication thCu.-or is the i2th day o
I November. 1920.
W ITNESS, me Jionoiable Fred Ni
Brown, Judge of sai(f court and th*.
>aal thereof, this 24th day of Sept err:
oer , in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
uwi of mir independence the one himd
*ed forty-fifth.
ARTHUR LAXG.
CLERK of the District Court for the
Tie Territory of Alaska. Third Div
sion. By Aaron E. Rucker. •
Deputy.
(SEAL)
Publication dates, Oct., 1-8-15-22-29
iBov.. 5-12. 1920. ^ I
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iJIStCIS 8P WB1V TBTWaf
Gateway Publishing Company h
corporation, doing buainaaa at Seward,
Alaska; on February* 20th, 1017, made,
executed and delivered its certain
mortgage in form of deed of trust, to
the Bcnk of Seward, a corporation,
doing business at Seward, Alaska, as
Trustee, for the use and benefit of
thf owners and holders of thirty, fhrb
year, eight per cent, bonds of tho de
nomination of five hundred dollars
each, secured by said mortage, cover
ing all the property and assets of the
mortgagor, as specifically. described
and set forth in said mortgage , to
secure the payment of the total sum
of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
with interest thereon at the rate of
i eight per centum per annum, payable
semi-annually;
That the semi-annual payment ef
interest contracted to be paid upon
said bonds is evidenced by certain in
terest coupons attached to eaoh of
said thirty bonds, and secured as
aforesaid by said mortgage in regards
to the payment thereof;
That the interest due upon said
mortgaged indebtedness upon Septem
ber 1st. 1917, as evidenced by the re
spective interest coupons attached tb
each of said thirty bonds of the de*
.lamination of Five Hundred Doling,
was and is fully paid;
That the semi- annual payment of.
interest upon said mortgaged indebt
edness, due to be paid on March 1st,
1918, as evidenced by Coupons No. 2
attached , as aforesaid, to each of
said thirty bonds, was and is paid in
part only; that is to say: a payment
dC such interest in the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars was made and appli
ed to the payment of the accruing in
terest coupons due on said date, upon
Bonds numbered sixteen (16) to thir
ty (SO) inclusive; that the sum of
Three Hundred Dollars covering the
amount of interest indebtedness due
on March 1st, 1918, upon Bonds numb
ered one (1) to fifteen (15) iuelusive,
;s wholly unpaid;
Mtl A I A. 1_A AM/1 M P O
1 licit UJ Ult lain anu
jf said mortgage iny and all overdue
installments of interest bear interest
it the rate of eight per centum per
annum until paid;
That the accrued semi-annual pay
ment of interest upon said mortgaged
indebtedness*, due to be paid, under
the terms of said mortgage, on Sept
[ ember 1st, 1918, as evidenced by Cou
pon No. 3, attached to each of said
thirty bonds, in the total sum of six
j Hundred Dollars was and is wholly
unpaid;
That default has been made in the
terms and conditions of said mort
gage, by failure to pay the interest, as
jvidenced by the interest coupons at
jached to said bonds, as aforesaid, and
;ueh default has continued for more
han six montths;
That none of said thirty bonds, so
is afpvesaid of the denomination of
jive Hundred Dollars, each, numbered
rom One (1) to Thirty (30) inclusive,
ire, or have been, paid, and the total
tmount of said bonds, to-w'it: the sum
*f Fifteen Thousand Dollars is wholly
unpaid;
-That on January 20th 1920, as sho\yn
jy affidavit of the Trustee, which affi«
tavit was made for the purpose of
complying with the Compiled Laws <xl
.he Territory of Alaska relative to the
renewal of mortgages upon personal
property within said territory* the to
;al amount due’, both principal and
ntevest. was in the sum of Sixteen
fhousand Nine and 99-l00ths dollars
($10,009.99); j '
That since said date of January
>0th. 1920, further default has been
made in the payment of interest coU* ]
oons attached to said bonds aa afore
said, and the GATEWAY PUBLISH
ING COMPANY has announced its in
ihilitv to meet and pay its interest
coupons attached to said bonds;
That thereafter, on the 7th day of
September, 1920, by resolution adopt*
aX at a meeting of the bondholder,,
vherein more than a majority of sait
ponds were represented, in person 01
by proxy, the Trustee, to-wit, the
Bank of Seward, was authored to
take possession of the property of the
mortgagor, and to sell the same in ac
cordance with the provisions of the
tru^t deed, without recourse to pro
ceeding in court. , , . ,
THEREFORE, by the terms and
provisions of said mortgage, upon the
lemand therefor made, the Bank of
toward. Trustee aforesaid, here
»y announce and give public notict
.hat, after this notice shah have bee>
published in the Seward Gateway foi
a period of at least once a week fo.
cen weeks, a sale of all the KJFSE&
of the GATEWAY PUBLSSHING
COMPANY, covered by said mort
gage will be held by said Trustee, fm
die purpose of paying off, cancelling
pr liquidating the mortgage indebted
ness so represented by said bonds
with the unpaid interest coupons a*
attached to the respective bonds.
The terms of such sale are as fob.
;ows: For cash. Bonds in the hands oi
bona fide holders, for value, may be
offered and tendered in payment of,
whe amount bid.'Possession to be giv
:*n shall be immediate. The light to
die use of the name, '’THE SEWARD
GATEWAY” and “THE ALASKA
tVEEKLY POST” goes to the pur
chaser of the property covered by thi
mortgage;
Date of sale, Saturday, the 27tl.
iav of November, 1920. The date of
die first publication of this notice is
die 17th day of September, 1920; the
iate of last publication of this notice
dial! be November 26th. 1920;
Full and complete inventory' of the
property covered by the mortgage is
pn file with said trustee, and additioitr
.il information desired by .prospective
putchasers may be had of and from
Hie Trustee.
From and on and after September
7tti. 1920, all bills due, payable to the
Gateway Publishing Company, are to
be paid to and thiodgn the said trus*
tee. whose receipt alone shall be valid.
Upon order of the bondholders of
H. S. BALDERSTON. Cashier
Bv BANK OFHEWARD. Trust*
Gateway PubHriU* Company, *'
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PERT PA&AQ&APTES OF SHKgH
AND N0N8EN8BPOKBMNANb
LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE
FLY BY THE HUMAN
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The crowd, that left <ut the tnfi
tide morning indicated thft, the coun
try is to be more heavily populated
this winter than ever before. Men, wo
men and children bourn,
age and other points in the interior
and along the right of way at this time
of the year makes us believe that the
pqopfe of the states are getting vree
to the fact,-that our winter months
are no more severe than those in the
north western states and Canada. The
fact is there is not a place in the Nor
th West today that can boast of any
finer weather for the twelfth day of
November than the brand of weather
found right here at the present time.
The old geography idea of ice cakes
with polar bears on them, dog teams
and snow shoes, deep snow drifts and
seventy below zero weather is being!
gradually but surely dispelled. There
are such things to be found in the ter
ritory but they are no more common
than they are in dther places where
they have winter. As long as Seattle
papers and California news sheets con
tinue to headline stories about tho ic%
bound mai^ routes and the poor dgvil
who had both feet frozen while mush
ing over a three thousand mile trail
with nothing to eat but one frozen
ptarmigan, there will be a certain
number of people who will fQntleuo to,
think that we afe living in few North
Pole zone, wearing furs and drinking
seal blubber. The average person Who
believes along these lints is a poor
narrow minded* ignorant galoot, whom
we don’t need or want in the territory.
We have so many things that are real
ly more worth while than any of the
everyday things to be found in the
states that there is no comparison. Not
yet but mighty soon the new era that
will make Alaska the richest state in
the union.
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If your room is cold Ufcc sattafec*
bon in the thought that the future ts
I steam heated.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
• S 160 r "'' ' *'
vam»s*
THIRD DIVISION.' ~ "
JAMES CALVIN HUTTO*.
X PUinlift
•* Va.
11ABEL HUTTON.
DefwdauL
Thb PRESIDENT oftheUNlTED
STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: To
MABEL HUTTON, thf above-oaflfd
defendant: *
You are hereby required to appeal
in the Distnst Court for tfe| rjtormwy
of Alaska, Third Division, within thir
ty days aftbr the edmidetJba of the
publication^of this summons, to-wtt,
.vithin thirty days after the 12th dag
if November , 1920, and ahtwer the
above complaint of Jam** Cohgn Wjtr
toa. the abdye- named plaintiff ip ftp
above- entitled cause, which panto ff
an action for divorce in one of tM
wses prescribed by law, wherein ftp
plaintiff prays a decree of aoephttfe
livorce from you, forevey dtowrjBlt
whe bonds of matrimony fiisttag eg
eween you knd the said ptainCtu. AH
you are hereby notified that if fog
fail to appiar and quaver * toa
complaint as herein required, the
plaintiff will take judgment
you for want thereof, and wtt
to the Court for the' relief
;a his said’complaint, as
set out £
The order: for the publicatios
summons was duly made and' tototol
on the* 24th day of September, ffftr
Thf date of thq fir*
•this summons is to the fWt ftfit df
October. 1R9, and the dqte of the Vp/A
publication thereof is the ' m.
November:1920.
WITNESS. ft.
Brown, Judge of t we
seal thereof, this 24ft day ! to
and of our independence ™
red forty-fifth.
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