B R 0 SIU S & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS, DOORS, CLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Agent* l or— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STANDARD KID.
FKYE — BRUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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The stockholders of the Hariimar
National Bank of Alaska, at Seward,
arc holding the annual meeting this
afternoon in the counting room al th
bank.
The north wind prevailed during
the night and it had considerable pro
pulsion power behind it.
The Seward limited leaves for An
chorage at 8 o’clock in the morning.
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C. A. Estes, manager of the c* >t’
»ng department at Brown & Hawkin>
has one of his display windows fixed
up in splendid fashion with all kii.* >
of shirts. This is shirt week at Br>./:
DISTILLATE $1.50 per ca>* at Graef.
Home of Hart Sthaffner Jc Marx
clothing— URBACHS
Lady Torrington > accum sweepers
•l CRAKE'S
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Sled* for boys and girls at Graffs.
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RAYO lamps with shades $3.50 a:
Griefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors si
Griefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefa.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Grief*.
Ice Creepers and Skate*— (.raofs
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graef*
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Graffs.
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* PLUMBING AND
* HEATING
* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER
♦ Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 15/
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
& Hawkins.
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The Moose will hold a session lo
cight in the little A. 13. Hall and al!
members arc requested to attend.
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Leo Ohnh'iuser came in from 01 t
the l:ne last night and is registered at
the Hotel Seward.
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Steamer Alaska should report out
of Juneau sometime this afternoon on
| the westward trip.
I. Hambcrger. of the district ooirt
staff, came over from Anrr.orng * ov
hast night's train and is registered at
♦he Hotel Seward.
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T!io train from Anchorage m**de
good time yesterday reaching hc**»
| ’a t night at 5:35 o’clock.
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O. Carlson. W. H. Collins. Churle**
\. Matheson and J. K. Lee arc* r:*
T* stored at the Hotel ••veriamf.
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\ package, or rather largo bundle
laundry, has been found and tor*—
*d into th<» office of the Gateway. The
hund’e might have been lost from
• ’auneby wagon, and if so. «ny Sewage
I SMtvlryman can have same hv estah
Mshing ownership.
; \KCTIC RROTHERHOOD WILL
SOON ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The Arctic Rrotherhood membc* s
hcM n ^hort scss’on la^t nipht and it
, **as dec’d^d to hoM a special meetinp
; *»n Monday n;pht, February 16th, for
purpose pf eVctinp trustees t*> the
, S»*\va»d Arctic Rrotherhood AssocTa
T;on. -md d *cid;np on the future of the
V%al frate-nal organization.
At the special session on February
16th. a’1 members in pood stan !irp
j :ve requested to attend. AH menmei*
in prod stand’np are stockholder.; :n
tin'* Sewn*d Arctic Rrotherhood. It is
very likely offerers will be elect4* 1 of
the A. R., and stens taken fo** the for
mation of an athletic association in
nvipet’on with the fraternal organ
ization.
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ALASKA MINE BONDED
W. A. Rust and associates have e’o •
^1 a bond for the L»ziarski property
Af Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cann, H. A.
Shepard and others. Th;* property
Seated in Alaska durinp 1010. The
d al fo»* the property was mad** by
Tames Freeborn, peneral manapev of
the Chicapoff Mininp romnany. v/bo
i will have charpe of development work.
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SFBSCRIBE FOR TIIF GATEWAY
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
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* ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO *
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* MALAMUTE STAGE LINE v
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* Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between ' j
* Talkectna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and
* ALL INTERIOR POINTS *
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* Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
* or wire. *
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• J. A. STEWART, *
• Talkectna, Alaska. *
4**t»t#***
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
GOOD PROGRAM IS BEING
ARRANGED FOR THE CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN NEXT FRIDAY
Rehearsals are being held night1)
by those taking part in Ye Okie Tyme
concert to be given Friday night at
th » Odd Fellows hall Songs, chorusc
amt duets, long since forgotten have
b *n resurrected and these will be giv
en by the best of lo.’al singers. Ttr
concert will perhaps be an hour ane *
half long, then and old fashioned din
ncr will be served.
Among th*' women fo’k taking pa *
in the concert are the following:—
Sophronia Aznha Poundkeys,
Temperance Standish,
.Tor»shv Annie Sparks,
Deliverance Hepsiboh Crocker,
Cvnthia Chrstina Overace,
Thankful Relinda Pa'cher.
Serenity Arethusa Quiggin,
Trdv’hat'on Peabody,
Pricilla Delight I.angworm,
.Tnd’th MoUss** Dusenberry,
Phoebe Elvira Piper,
Comfort EVctva Doo’ittle,
Wrad Emeb’ne Good,
Elvira Amaryllis Bonnicastle,
Hanna Honeybun,
P^eo Snooner,
Fidelity M^thitable Post1 ethwile,
—F'mnnch Merry Dockstador
Patiftnoo Svmnatlva Stubbs,
Fo?th Amenda Hutchinson,
Ruth Prmrocc Cnnperthwaito,
T>erh''1 S^renta Too«*ood,
Chn'itv A«n Sobersides,
p.u.’onnA K-okne Green,
Tehitha Pur insweet,
Tho names of the men are:—
Onmhs^en,
fP>^*c«-o;n TT«h"kkuk Kotcbabntvhor.
M«Vh;sadec Totforofbable Butter
re ore.
Hezckiah Amos Paregoric.
V ILLI \M MARTIN TARES
OPTION ON SILVER MINE'
W'Hiam Martin, the Alaska minin°
n in, has taken an option to purchas
t* ■» entire holdings of the Taylor M v
ir«r company, Limited, in the A,:c
A m nrn»ng district British Cohimb'
which includes the famous Dolly Var |
d n silver mine and the Wolf m!iv j
a •(! a ra;,road which runs from ABc
A ti to the DoMy Varden mine, n*v'
which ?s graded as far as the Wo1'
rr n'\ Th:s deal calks for nn aggr^gat
payment of $2.000 000 $500,000 nr
which must be paid before January 21
1 >20. Eleven m;n?ng claims are involv
r ’ in th* transaction.
Mr. Mart;n has also taken an on
t;on to purchase the North Star claim
r remarkable showing w*hich lies ad
j :n;ng the Dolly Varden group. This
o >t'on was obtained from James Me
/ legman, Antonio Zarelli and D*rm
M ite Znralli, who in turn bonded il
f'ooi the original locators. Gustaf
P'arson and O. Evindsen. The Mar
tin option calls for a consideration of
$275,000.
Air. Martin owns, by right of loca
tion, the Kistol No. 1 and No. 2
claims, the Sportsman claim, the
Maude McPhcc claim, and the Sum
mit No. 1 and No. 2 claims. These
claims were the second’ locations
made in the Alice Aim mining dis
trict and were made years ago.
The acquisition of the Dolly Va'
drn group, the Wolf claim, the Ncrtr
Mar claim and the claims now owned
\v himself and previously mentioned,
will give Mr. Martin control of twen
ty-two minrg claims lying in one
continuous group, which will corn
wise one of the most valuable niin
ng properties in the northland. It
‘s a moot question in the minds of
nming men familiar with both prop
erties as which is the more valu
able property— the Dolly Vardan or
o great Premier mine in the Port
r.nd canal district, which adjoins the
Mice Aim district on the north.
W V. A T II K It It M l* (I It T
The following is the weather repo»t
»*• the ‘.It hours ending at 7 oVki *1*
*is morning:—
SEWARD zero, Clear, Strong
North,
Anchorage 1C below, Pt. Cloudy
N. E.
Alntanuska 4, Clear, North.
Chickaloon 2 below, Clear, Strong
North.
Wasilla 6 below, clear. High east.
Charles Thomas of Ocean Fal!>
I vas killed while hunting recently.
He fell over a cliff fracturing h:s
drill. Thomas left a wife and several
diildren in Vancouver.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN ANT
FOR KEN A! PRECINCT. THIRD
DIVISION. TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate
of
S. O. Morford deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: -
That the undersigned is the duly ap
pointed. acting and qualified Executor
the Estate of S. 0. Morford, deceas
'd, and all cred’tors of. and aR per
sons having claims against said estate,
<•» hevcbv notified to present such
claims, with proper voueners, wit*’ n
months from the date of this
•mtice, to the sa;d Executor at his 01
m in the Van Gilder Building, «at
3 ‘ward. Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, January,
O, 1920.
CURTIS R. MORFORD,
Executor of the Estate of
S 0. Morford, deceased.
(Seal)
G i tew a v 5 Times.
v>st Peb., Jan., 0. 1920.
1 ist Pub., Feb., 3 1920.
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The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
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Lover a Monarch
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Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer % I'houes, Mam 17 and 81
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