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and steamers. Phone Madison 143.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR
Alaskan EngiaedNng Co*mjpsiw
Train* leave and arrive at Sewaru as
follows;—
8:30 A. M. Tuesday and Friday
for . Roosevelt, Ttfnnel. Girdwc^d
Anchorage. Arrfve 3:4$ P. M. Wed
nesday and Saturtafh.
^Connections at AdcheragO on WeA
nesday and Friday at^:80 A. ' $§.'
for llUtanusto, ,.W*8jU|k ^i*l$**i
Talkeetna, and on Mondfg* ^Wed*
nesday, Friday at 8^30 A. M. for
Matanuska, Esk^and Chickaloon.
- SEWARD’S TUPUC LIBRARY, in
Public School Building, Open to public
jyery Friday afternoon, 2 to 5 o’clock.
I> * distribution of books.
Woman vyants,. washing to take home
Phone Adams i30.
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MINERS and MUCKERS wanted See.
Paulson at the KEY; • * .•
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FRATERNAL
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LaO.lt. New MW,
Meets every TeaeRey >PJti ■».
* R Hall - VjeWae Pwttlte
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Chas. K re/ting. Dieter.
, A. H. L. Meyer. Secretary. ' ;
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• PIONEERS Oft-ALASKA . *.
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:i MEETS ON 2nd ■*<(. d*^ FJMDAX
8 P. M. L 0. Q. F» HA*#S •i S
C M. BROSIUS , $W. . {
EYES
DO YOU READ' THE PAPER .
WITH EASE ESPECIALLY^
AT NIGHT? .
THE CHILDREN’S EYES i.
ARE ALL IMfPOfttANT. ^Bbr;
NOT NEGLECT JHRIR CARE ,
SEE ME NOW. • '
BEULAH E WILSON,:0*A IX*
ROOM X.
ELLSWORTH BUILDING . *
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u. 8. MlMral Sarrcycr,
BRPFORP lfcNEIIA*GOl>i
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Ocdova, - Alaska.1
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Indorsement of candidates
who are seeking appoint
might to office in Alaska was
the principle busness consul
ered at the special meeting
oftheNenana Republican
club, which was held at the
quarters pf the organizatibn
in the Union building on
Thursday evening- There
was aTarge attendance of
members and interests in the
proceedings was keen, but
there was no bitterness of
feeling such* as has charact
erized dub meetings held in
other Interior towns re
cently, notwithstanding the
fact that several of the con
tests v/eredose.
• •Juitea number of applica
tions for membership in the
club were received, but ac
tion on them was deferrei
onpl the next regular meet
ing, the club taking the view
that only those members
,vho belonged to the clul
orior to the late electioi.
should take part in the pre
teedings, the Vote on thi;
question was virtually un
animous. ,
The first name presente
for indorsement wras that o.
James Wickersham, for thv.
office of governor of the ter
ritory and the motion carri
ed without opposition.
The names of Cicel H. Clegg
and Tbps. A. Marquam, o.
Fairbanks, were proposer
for endorsement as district
judgp pf the Fourth divisio..
arid tiie latter received a ma
jority of the votes cast.
jCharles Beam received th
indorsement for marshal o.
the Fourth division, his op
porierits in the contest bein^
0. PiUausted arid Bert Stev
y\. .
ens.
-• The name of Guy B. Er
vvin was the only one propos
ed for-indorsement for U. S.
Attorney, and Hawley W.
Sterling had a clear field for
indorsement for the office of
ifimveyOr general, and both,
accordingly, received the un
^fiintous vote of the.club.
,.After.the voting had .been
conchided, Messers. Mar
quam, efiam and Sterling,
yrere notified of the^ action
iaken had invited to join the
meeting'which they did,
wailingjtheir selves of the op
j>6rtunity thlis presented to
thank the numbers for the
honor conferred-upon them.
iiM?Mjarquam 1 addressed
the Hub at some length on
the subject °f Republicanism
reviewing the history of the
party in Alaska and explain
ing the workings of the or
ganization which has been
heat up, in the territory un
de# the able leadership of
National Committeeman J.
C.‘McBri<te and eGorge C.
Haselet, of Cordova. He re
’ red to eDlegate elect Dan
Sutherland in glowing terms
addpredieted that he would
.drove to be the best delegate
the voters of Alaska have ev
6r elected. And he urged ev
ery member of the party to
Stand behihdthe delegate in
nis efforts to promote Alas
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the
:q on Monday,
t which time
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CACHE CREEK
OUTPUT FOR
NEXTYEAF
The Cache creek distric'
output is going to double
next year, according to Ha.
per brothers.
“Owing primarily to ' th
great shortage of labor an
secondly to the high cost o '
operating most of the worl
done in the Cache Creek dir
1 trict last year was develop
-nent work,” said Harpe
1 others, “there were real}
only three claims that dn
any amount of mining, own
ers of other claims content
nd themselves with digginr
ditches in preparation # fo
next season when it ir
thought that more labor wil’
, be available.
“Cache Creek is situated
170 miles from Anchorage
and 40 miles from Talkeetns
Junction on the government
railroad. The present way to
get to the digging is to go
over rough trails from Tal
Veetna, there not even being
a road. The government
however ,” the men continu
ed, “has started construction
of an automobile hiahwa~
and seventeen miles of it has
been built. When this is com
oleted the whole d’strmt wil1
'^ceive a great stimulus ”
Continuing and sneaking o"
"he various operations r’0;n'r
en in the district Famev
Brothers said that Henmr
Banbury, on Dollar creak, a1
though not being ab'e to ue*
ill the men that he *yee V’
worked five men on* his hr
draulic proposition with
good results.
On Lower Falls creek, the
firm of Price and A^derso”
completed the installation o*
a hydraulic outfit. They dy1
not do any mining hut wil1
next year.
On the ground of the Thun
der Creek Mining company,'
Donohue Brothers worked
ight men on a hydraulic
'lain and had good results.
Dn Nugget creek there was
no mining done-but James
T,,iry put in three miles of
litch and will start active
'ining operations next year
’’he sane condition existed
t the head of Cache creek
. hefe Dr. Nolton could not
oeure any men, so he put in
'.bout three- miles of ditch
\nd will start hydraulicing
he coming season.
The dredge on Cache creek
lid not operate last year. A
'tart was made toward elec
trifying the dredge and 350
Lons of supplies will be
■'lighted in over the winte;1
■-.rail for the outfit that wii1
vork on a large scale next
season.
i The dredge on Cache creek
did not operate last year. £
start was made toward eW
trifying the dredge and 350
tons of supplies will be
freighted in over the winter
troP for the outfit that wil1
j work on a large scale nex'
'season.
0” Rawsdnhe creek. C. vy
Neff h"s his hvdranlic outf!
assembled and will wor1
next season.
A^cw'dinn in H*vner R"'
fVi-'r« the n-n.’notion of tv
C^'‘V d?~+ri<>t will i,
~t least doubled the comir
-o"Ron. Th^v” would r'r
wake an estiwate of th
amount of gold that was ow
i dnced there la~t -ea^on h
-VI fh-t s-r^e had "stwo v
jit. to be in the heinhbo,’h
I 'f $'’0.000 There were fw
o'"ht to one hundred men :
”•'> /,‘Rt,,’C*' and th*a ri”"'1'
•’’i be wo-e than rWh’
next season, acco ’din^ to the
mentors, and trebled if pos
sible.
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better than lard and compounds
for frying*
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preferred by thousands to the ,
finest olive oils*
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WATER & POWER
COMPANY
SEWARD, ALASKA.
JOHN A. KELSON, Manager.
WAYNE BLUE, Agent
Office - ADMIRAL Building.
Good Water a Necessity in Every Home. -
HARDWARE STORE
I X L HESTERS
SKIIS, SNOW SHOES, ICE CREEPERS.
GASOLINE LAMPS AND LANTERNS.
POCKET FLASH LANPS and BATTERIES.
ELINE, EOCENE, PEARL OILS, GASOLINE
60,40,20. PER CENT GIANT POWDER.
NATIONAL MOTOR WASHING MACHINE,
Nc\v Model, Remington Bolt Action Rifles.
Exclusive Distribu
tors of BUDWISER.
BEVO and MONO
POLE CIGARS.
E, L. WIIITTEMORE, Proprietor.
Seward, Alaska.
TRAPPERS TRADERS
SHIP TO
GLORGE R. 60SHAW m
DEALER IN
RAW —FURS
NEW YORK — 127 W. 27th St.
SEATTLE — Alaska Building.
MARATHON
GABRIEL SANTO, Prop. Seward, Alaska
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LAUNDRY
That shirt yon want lanndarod.
That woolen underwear.
That table and bed linen. «
That dainty piece of lingerie.
The “K ddies" and Baby's ^slhe* v
All these things we know be# to wash.
We call for and deliver all laundry*
• SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY! »
HART KAWAB8, Prop. •
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