(JKNKKAl. REPAIRING and Al'KTYLKNK WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
W in. HA/ANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY-C.AS ENGINES.
FRYE — IikUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our IMrigt'ralors.
Assure Yoursel; ol Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
JUST RECEIVED
The Rest Line of
\\ in king Shoes
That Ever t ame
I'o Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place W here
Men Outfit.
COTTER’S
W1U.IAM A. IIKSSF.
I*. S. Mineral Surveyor.
in:i>roni> McNKill i oi»i
l*or a. Alaska.
ri$H BOARD TO
SPEND SIOOOO
THIS YEAR
(From Juneau Umpire)
ContinUhliou of salmon piopaga
tion will In* continued by the *b*
nska Fisn Commission and its
ordinate orsunistations during
coming year, on a ^cale at least
to if rot greater than that of the
past year, is indicated by the funds
alloted by the Commission in its
first annual meeting unuh closed
yesterday after a two day* session.
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ih;i» aim mknt or i n k intkkioiI
Alaskan rinjineoriiie C ommission
T:a ib !< avc :.:ui anive at Seward a
• follows: —
v cl* A. M. Wednesday and Satnrd iv
:'(»» Koosevelt, Tunnel, Cordwc'd
\iu liora?;**. A* l ive I :d.» |‘. M. Mon
day and Thursday.
I’eniurtions at Anchorage on Mor.da>
and rrelay at 8:*»(l A. .M. 101
Mutaauska. Was lla, Houston, I’al
k- o na. and on Wednesday at N:‘*0
A. M. for Mataimska, Kska and
»’hivka'ooo.
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ItKi: \K lAST. l.l M IIKON and
ilium r seized on llu* Seward— An
ehoraue irain in bullet ear. .Ml».
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I’Ll MHINu AND
HE \TIN(i
Sheet Metal Works
( HAS J.KCHNKK
i'ei. Marten 1l<!
i'll- :i total appioximately
-1! .<'• «* ..id ivviM’ i otisiderabb* work
in U ti* :'n* I’hnd and h’iist Divisions.
Kxp -mt. an s made during tin* past
v ;»:* w»* ' cnTef.dly pone over
by la* Commission and in every
. . pp oved. With the et «*
. ati**.i o’ tla* • ish Commis>ion, tin*
I',- ■ ito ::1 r.epislaturo jeovided .>*0,
o*M> for a two year period. A stat*
mi- u t*» the Commission shows that
♦ he o is an unexpended balance t»>
its credit of .'vtb.OCiS.sd fixing the
mon-'y used during 1010-11)20 at up
11 oxonately S'1,000.
(icncrul Work Covered
C oin * he unexpended balance loft
on hand, the commission made its
all dnonts for the fiscal year ending
.'in eh .“.1st. 1021. including the salary
of thi Hatchety Superintendent, sun
d v hatchery operations, field work
UKILAll It. WILSON*. Opli. I>.
Have your KYI'S tested and
(•LASSES properly fitted.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDINd
Seward, Alaska.
of the Commission and tin* propaga-1
lion of fish, experimental .weirs in
Eyak Lake and stream clearing in
the First and Third .Divisions, to
taling about $11,000. leaving a balance
of appioximately $b.0UU for future
dis m>ilion by the Commission.
There will be spent for stream
rhird Di 1 ftp*
, cimat ' 2,000, of which .2.000
will hi* spent in Hristoi l.»;:y, fl nc
F.y.ik Lake weirs will cost, ill the
us -ii hoi hood oi S-L00O. Jn addition
to fMM.' .stie.im dealing to be done
uml s the direction of Comniissionei
jo!..i ii. Ik egle, foi which $5,000 was
alien* <1. Dalchery Superintendent A.
.1. Spiaguo will supervise stream
dealing in the northern end of the
Fiist Division, for which purpose
$2.0(H* was allowed. Funds also were*
allot* d for work to he done by Sup
erintend* nt Sprague’s field crews.
Lyak lack*' Weirs
A w**ii t<> la* constructed at the
millet of Fyak Luke will be so ar
ea* god as » * enable the ( oinmission
,o i a census ot all salmon *'ntering
It uid also tor the pm pose of de
.'traying pro iatory l.sh following the i
sail on. i his work is to be done
a> early as possible white i»*icr »u
tile y, ar another well will be cou
act* «l on some ot tin* tiibuuuy
't ems ol the lake. ».», ihe time the*
trout ascend tin* s...all s .reams loi ;
."pawning. Weir construction how
ev* . is contingent upon granting ol
p .mission by lb* Dureau of Fisheries
for >noli purpose, lequest for whieh
ha.' be* n mad** by lolcgiaph.
Lniarge iialchery
So slice* ssful have been the oper
ations «.f the hatchery in this city,
that the C uvniission, seeing the ne
«*. - y for • nlnrgemeiit. approvetl tin*
nstaliation of 12 additional troughs, ^
i b**;ng found that tin* present in
>tu!lat<on is too small t * * take can
,,f iJi( fiy when hutched. Whet
tin in w troughs have bec'n added tin*
cai).icily of the hatchery will bo in- j
, , as d to 10,000,000 eggs. During
he | j* t, the hatchery has distrib
ute d about 7,500,000 eyed eggs and
11 j also proposed to inotallj
e\\ troughs near Warm Springs
f the purpose of bringing eggs to
tlm eye«l stage before planting in
th** waters of the lake.
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s>3 &»■ -j **■<*?• <w.* ** j ^'*»-■
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A RtlhiK'S* Boot
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A~( >1 know ju*l iilwial ) ! shoidd
X n<»|. fp'll) -l ]) iii’ ••* ’ -• \»:.J k ‘ A
whrt! NOII \ e L' •>'ir ^ V > *i<l
\oais ofexpcr ».* i < :»«'»» _ii» \
We claim llinl («uo.ir*e!i ‘ • ’ 1 *■« s ( nr1
\ou lx'voud im»:,il. . ii.vO !
• * . ' . .
non ordimmU .i r i* *>i> .*• m :e\ s
worth"—and to* . ’.« • .» ye. ,r. Th* %r
marc than one-si., • *• '* . i i dt s \\ 't\
more fishermen i sv . g «ii?v:s o\
day. Make \om* dol! r y • !' iidiit i* v» A ii
Goodrieh. Look. jin i'» \i Lino Lomui.
the Top. .*>0.000 dealers.
Till' iv f noormi* n i •* * n 'o.
.Seultlc. a »/„>/». • 'tno .v*^^*^*
^ >y.
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Night and Day Service
Day Phone— Adams 87.
Night Phone— Madison Gl.
BEAU TtY
Here is a 2-panel
3rply fir-vc.icer
door sold at a com- i
mon door price. !
Semi for our free
illustrated home
builders’ 1^20 cat
alogue.
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R O V i G
2 i 2 J First Avc. S.
S E A T T L E
In connection with the annual
! meeting, (Jov. Thomas Riggs, Jr.,
Chaii man of tin* Commission, states
tlu'iv has been some misundcrstand
i mg regai ding the scope of tin* duties
f the Commission. Many persons
> ipp*u< ntiy were under tin* impression
i that the mooting was to be held on
i the proposed fisheries hill. Such
’ action was not contemplated in any
I -ay. although the Commission, it was
1 'fated, will be glad to have written
| 'oe rmin‘cations for its consideration
, i :::*y r 1 vai.t subject which indiv
idual., desire to h mg before it.
Work is Satisfactory
‘Members of the Commission rc
cged regavding the work accom
plished in stream clearing, and most
•it*; factors results wen* shown; ap
proximately !•’» streams have been
denied of their major obstructions so
is to permit fret* ascent of sal*
non. A detailed report on all Fish
'oeiiiii - im operations will ho pro
»a-. I shortly by Charles l). Garfield.
sec’et;ry of the Commission. The
"V" mission, declared its members,
ire well satisfied with the results
.ho 'ui for the amount of money ex
iA' Id itim’ng the last year.
Sup -rintendent A. J. Sprague , if
>.* s'!tit* will accompany Commission
i \.J vos to the Westward, when the
•*tt o- returns to Cordova. It is
ilained that Mr. Sprague will assist
| v* Commissioners ol the Ihi»d
Division in laying out their summer’s
*’iel 1 work.
The members of the (ommission nt
* -ndiug the annual meeting were
, iov. Thomas Riggs, Jr. Chairman,
■'harl« s D. Garfield, Secretary, John
R. Reogle, of Ketchikan and A. J.
\dams, Mayor of Cordova. Hugh
Dougherty of Seward was the only
me ml er not attending.
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The ocean has its uses; therefore,
.poets are wrong in calling it a weary
waste.
NOTH i: TO CREDITORS.
NO. 87
i N PRORATE COURT FOR KENAI
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
In I ho Matter of the Estate* of )
)
WILLIAM A. MACPHERSON, )
)
Deceased )
)
NOTICE IS HERKRY GIVEN
That the undersigned is the duly ap
pointed. acting and qualified adminis
trator of the estate of WILLIAM A.
MACPHERSON, Deceased; and, in
accordance with an Order duly made
therefor, Notice is now hereby given
to the creditors of and to all persons
having claims against the said deceas
ed, to exhibit such claims, with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
after and from the date of this notice
to the said administrator at the office
of L. V. RAY, in Seward, Alaska,
which the undersigned selects as his
place of business in all matters con
nected with the estate of the said
WILLIAM A. MACPHERSON, De
ceased.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, May 20th,
1920.
HUGH A. MACPHERSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
WILLIAM A. MACPHERSON,
Deceased.
4 Times GATEWAY
First Pub. May 22, 1920.
Last Pub. June 12, 1920.
II. V. Hobcn 1 • Uavl*
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and ?c®
(lonoral Transfering Phones. Mam 17 arvj 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marfjules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
•____—
JOHN A. NFLSON. Manager
Off?'**' Ad miral ftuilding
W ayne I•* in*. Agent.
SEWAttD, ALASKA.
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
Electrically
toasted ROLLED
OATS
THAT OLD FASHIONED BREAKFAST
PORRIDGE and MILK
has a new fashioned flavor when FISHER’S
ROLLED OATS are used. Fine, big,
Western grown Oats are electrically toast
ed in our own ovens to a rich golden color,
giving that new and delicious flavor so
superior to ordinary rolled oats.
fisher flouring
Mills Company
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