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SATURDAY. MARCH 30. l!M7
PLACE FOR NAVAL STATION
The lust congress made sm appro
print ion for a study of the Southern
Alask.t eo:w for the purpose of select
ing a suitable harltor for a navy yarn i
ami tiaval si at ion.
Southern Alaska has only one liar
I* >r soi able fora navy yard, with at
adjacent supply of coal fitted for naval
ti'Cs. This is Resurrect ion bay. "here
the Russians in the lust century had a i
naval station and shipyard. The hay
and shores offer e\-tv requirement tei ,
a navy yard and before the end ot
another year an unlimited rout supt»'<
w ill he connected hv rail with Sew; rd.
at the head of the hay. This coal is l
the sat; e grade as that now used tor
steaming eoal on An erican warships.
The unpleasant rumor is in eitvuia- 1
lion that the naval project i- a but:-j
JJenh**itll job to tIOt t he jfOVel nuient te
build them an a**ti tic ml harbor at Ka
talla, but that mav be only a figment
of the pivvaleut >u*picinn which >e« >
the (itt.^enheim afrite float im: uvvt
all Aia-ka am! even — *ekiti;: to pre
empt the aurora hotea!’*. S:i!l li«
Cluifyet n>d t«»> ■ •» -" 1"
commi* any .: roetty p ■" * *•.
It i> p to Seward to imi riopen |
Official itiui the lad that t*i - Irirb. r
j-, it: a class v it- f at .i ti. : t » « »•
in .\ a-> \ - worthy to be named " t
i; a> a - t • <v:. -• > < .
•*SiIon! ’ -t;.. U ! - * ■ . Hi- r C
VS l - I i ill f . * ‘ it t 1. •, " x > , I! I i
Ji 1 I* ' » .
am! t tiu' t at th • etc d; : * < ‘
Ni . Y s’* < » I 1
the re-p i vn .;i y f .ti . • .. ti.m o
lit lit. >• * " i t it" v
Hoick* b C <• • d ,:;e - found - 'tfe -v!.:tt
tit Hen it b.ji ? 11: • y made tuned d hint n.
society an ! n - w.i- btaliy imni dated en ]
the matrimoni i! altar, oat failed t<> ,
live out hi-, honev moon. He wa* neat i
middle atre w hen he fell into ht> money,
lit* wa- coiled “Silent* Smith Kean
he talked little and made no apparetd
effort to achieve the taiue that wa
tlirust upon him.
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It is good new> that the steatnei
Northwestern is not seriously injur*d.
The Northwestern Steamship Com
pany has just succeeded in placing a
first-class tleet on the Southern Alaska
run and is entitled to better luck than
to lose one of the best boats on the
^’acitic. The Northwestern was al
ready a favorite with Alaska people
who h id traveled on her, and Capt.
Truebridge is equally wet* 'iked.
The Juneau Transcript announces
that ( apt. John Johnston, who has
financed the Alaska Monthly, will not
permit it to be swallowed by the Alas
ka-Yukon Magazine at Seattle, but
will keep it going at Juneau, even
without a permit from Seattle, l'he
Alaska Monthly has been a credit to
its makers and to tlie territory and all
Alaskans wish it a long life.
If Walter E. Clark, Washington
correspondent of the Seattle Post-In
telligencer, New York Sun and New
York Commercial, isn't on the payroll
of the Guggenheitus he ought to quit
writing like a man who is.
Harry Thaw seems to he sanej
epough now, which tends »o uphold his;
contention that hi> famous brain storm
was a passing tornado that continued
just long enough for him to kill a man,
but then it may come round again.
I‘resident. Manuel Bunina of Hon-1
dliras started for the bantam weight
championship as an international '
fighter, but lost bis first scrap and is
now making a record as a sprinter.
it must be that the .'san Francisco i
earthquake lurn -d up all tli s graft so
the grand jury couiu find it, as it
seems to have been securely covered
before.
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Tacoma claims u> lx* a ujivu but it ;
couldn't raise money enough to hold a j
baseball franchise which little Bel
lingham grabbed as soon as it was1
loose. _____
It appears ironical to say that the
San Francisco graft money was kept
in a steel chest, and it would be sar
castic to call it a steal chest.
Captain Omar J. Humphrey resigned
the presidency of the Alaska Coast
Company to devote all his time to the
business of the Alaska Coast Commer
cial Company, which recently bought
all the stores and trading posts of the
old Alaska Commercial Company, and
to the Northern Salvage Company, of
which he is also the head.
SAYS SCHMITZ
UPHOLDS GRAFT
(Continued from page 1)
didate for re-election next fall, fie
>ays that before that time he will he
acquitted by the courts of the charges!
against him and will seek vindication
.it the i*olls.
Louis Glass arrived in the city last J
night and gave himself up on the in
dictments charging him with bribery
of public otticiaN. lie was released on
bonds aggregating $90,000.
It is stated that the police depart
ment will be the next branch of local
government to he investigated. It is j
claimed that police protection is fur
nished to many law violators for a
regular considerat ion.
To Begin Ruef Trial Tuesday.
San Francisco, March .!0 Doth sides ■
announce that they will be ready to
1» gin on the Iiuef trial next Tuesday, j
Ruef Drops Supreme Court Hove
Sail Franciso, March — - * i he sti- j
•r, nr court at Washington today di»-j
atLsed 'ne writ of error i,i Abe Kuef's [
■:ise, taKen in bis tight to have hi>
trial removed from .Judge Dunne’s de-!
art merit of I he superior court here, j
Toe motion to dismiss was made by {
Kind's attorney, w ho will institute |
other proceedings to accomplish the
s.;iue object.
Indicted in San Francisco
San Francisco. March 25 A. I\. I)et
wi'cr of Toledo. Ohio, and lands
Glass, arc among tin* men recently in
dcted on tin* charge of connection
*vi;n n mieipnl bribery. Glass i> on
- ,i;i\ fa r.-but i> snowbound ill Ne
vai.i. IVtwiler is reported to have
left for the coast.
Portland Seeks Purification
I ’, a:. .. March 25 Git i/.ens are !
, > ,.g u.i.d of -5 i,o io to pay the ex- j
ui-es of a general investigation ot
eloat core pinui and will try to
_• •: Ft ,v s .i. It u> \ aiiii Secret Ser
vice Agent luriis to take charge of h
s so • s they get ; h rough at Sail
Francisco.
l'o Put Ltd on I.os Angeles
Los Ai g s. March 27 Los Angeles
.-.I :x el< s..ai town until the present
. t:t i on mg s i on is over in Cali*
torn a.
Oakland Smells telephone Graft.
O.iKiand, Match 27 -The city is ex-:
cited over revelations ot a graft in
gran mg a franchise to the Home Tele
phone Company.
Oakland on Anxious Seat.
Oakland. March 2' The grand jury
empaneled in Alameda county is pre
pared to begiu investigation of graft
ing in t hcity as soon as Heney has
ihe evidence ready to lay before it.
Evidence of franchise gaafting in
Berkeley is coming to light and the
inquiry will include that city.
San Francisco Grammar.
Section three of the new regulations
ironing out the Japanese trouble,
say s:
"If said alien child shall be found
deficient in their ability to speak or
deficient in the elements of the English
language, or unable to attend the
grades mentioned in section 2, by rea
son of the restrictions mentioned
therein, such children shall be enroll-,
ed in special schools, or in special
olasses established exclusively for such
children as, in the manner of the
board of education Until deem proper
and roost expedient.”
If this is a sample of the English
taught in the San Francisco schools
the Japanese children would not have
missed much by being permanently
excluded from them.—Atchison Globt.
WEEKLY Wl UMIII RECORD
Weatnet record for the week ending
March 30:
Temperature.
Max. Min.
Sunday 34 10 Pt cloudy
Monday 3" 29 Snow ;
Tuesday 32 7 High wind |
Wednesday 20 5 Clear-wind J
1 hursday 29 10 Clear (
Friday 19 6 Clear j
Saturday 29 4 Pt cloudy j
SEWARD STEAMERS
Saratoga; in Valdez; due in Seward
Tuesday evening.
Jeunie; sails from Seattle 30th.
Yucatan; sails from Seattle 1st. |
Portland; sailed for Seattle 20th.
Santa Clara; sailed for Seattle 24th. |
Dora; sailed for UnalasKa 10th.
The Bank of Seward
We receive deposits subject tocheck.
We pay interest on lime deposits.
We issue money orders good any
place in the world.
We buy gold dust or bullion.
We make collections.
We guarantee a service that is
prompt, accurate and safe.
We grant to our customers every
favor consistent with conservative
banking.
We invite your business.
BANK OF SEWARD.
Meet me at the Branch. *
TO ARRANGL I OR BALL.
Volunteer Firemen to Meet Tomor
f
row to Settle Details
The volunteer firemen tire called td
meet tomorrow afternoon in the fire
hall to arrange details for the m:is}$
ball to be given Monday night.
Tickets for the firemen's hall are
selling rapidly. All the kids in town
are chasing the citizens and it is im
possible to escape. The indications
are that a branch hall may have to be
rented for part of the dancers.
Dominos have been ordered from
Valdez if the Saratoga can bring them
here in time, which seems improbable
now. The Owl Drug Company wij
handle them if they come. ,
An Alaska paper recalls one of Mark
Twain’s humorous comments on the
newspaper business, as follows;
“You try to tell me anything abort
the newspaper business! Sir, I have
been through it from A LI MIA '1 ()
OMAHA, and I tell you that the less a
man knows ! lu* bigger noise h<* makt s
and the higher salary he commands.”
If you want a free sample copy of the
most progressive and up-to-date min
ing journal published send your name
to Mining Topics, (14 Fulton striei,
New York. Its news is authentic and
unbiased and the paper is devoted to
the specific and general interests of
mining in every field. #
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General Camp Supplies, p
Our aim i- to carry everythin}; u
I that a prospector may need. 9
IU GIVE US A TRIAL J
FRANK H. LA3CY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
ano NOTARY PUBLIC
Addles Keldovia, Cook Inlet, Alaska,
or care Mail Atrent, Steamer Dora'
NEW PERFUMES
FOR
EAST-R
Our extracts pleasantly bring to
miml the fields and gardens of the
south. The flowers from which they
are made have grown in each. These
delightful odors have great strength j
and are very lasting. Just now the
greatest favorite is
Wild Cherry Buds
Our extracts sell from 50 cents to $1.50
per ounce.
A. B. DRUG CO.
Seward Bowling Alley j
Fourth Avenue. Seward.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
In Connection
Ladies' Day Saturday Afternoon |
A Good Place to Spend
the Evening.
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
Seward Water & Power
Company
JOHN. A. NELSON. Manager
Office—Third and Washington streets
RCTIC BROTHERHOO
CAMP SEWARD NO. 21
Meets every Saturday even
at8:30 o’clock in Brotherhood
Rooms in Commerce Bid.
J. L. Reed, J. J. McManus,
Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief
I
If you desire, write or ship to
MCMILLAN FUR & WOOL CO.
41 Langley St., Victoria, B. C.
G. W. PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prosp3Ctors Outfits-High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
KnfkP. O. Alaska
REMODELED
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SEATTLE
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Central Location—European Plan
Greatest Ca‘e and Bar Service in the City
Wilson & Wnlte Co.. Prop. Chas Perry, Mgr- J
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Summons tor rmljcatjon
111 the District Court for the Territory of
Alaska. Third l >i vision.
Julius Singer. Plaintiff, j
vs. >No. 180.
M. H. Sullivan. Defendant '
'•’he President of the I tilled states of Ameri
ca to M. !i. Sullivan, defendant above named,
greeting:
Vtiu are hereby summoned and required to
appear in the above entitled net on and answer
the<omplaint herein wt tin ill rty days frini
the per od of tie- iMinp: tiotiof he puli! ca'ioi
uf tliis siinimei s, iiiwit: within thirty days
from th ‘ :Mli day of April, I Mi7. tint’ is to sa'.
■ oi .*•■ b ■fort* the 27th day of May. I ki7. or judg
ment for want thereof will be taken against
And take iutiee if \oti fail u> answer the
e mi'iiaint h reiti the pla t.li't "ill apply n> 'he
i’ 1*11 ( i r the re! f d -I’lunded in -aid cm- j
\ l) H ' T»?
■ I’li s in** 1 *ei is t*f •tight to fortkdose n cer’ain t
eha , *rt ':i\ ■ t i.i |e avd c\> e 11e,t by M. li. !
< ttl.vat. in fav »r >f Julius -singer a s.iiirisc. |
\ a-: :i on the ’.Jill day of September f ie.
which ssiid mor;'te'c vie made. Cx.cuted and
I : yer<‘11 * |»iaiii i if1" herein as seeuri \ fort tie
• ayii* 'tit fncTtnin protii.ssor.v hole. »!a eda |
a t me tt ! pia t. : a.va >Ic on Dee ‘mb -r Itch
a Ci in tavor «-f Jn'itis >uu.vr. P aui'iH her -it. t
for tl : sum of Coin' Hundred and Twenty-live I
I i.dlars t »>) w :!i it.terest at. the ra e *•: I . j
IKjreent peruvnum. the property mentioned in i
sal'l eha tel mortgage be ug certuiti hydrsialie j
machinery, pipes, Hume-, derricks, hoists
esi'dos. pelton wheel and ail p*Tsnt al property
used iti th ■ liusine-s ot ill uitig. si’na e <>u the
uni it g e aims of d 'feudatit on Culeh creek.
I\i*iai pin’ t el. distrk” of Alaska: and in
which sai*l ae Ion piaiutitT a-ks -a *| Court 'h;i'
defendant b • f.ireelosed of all Interest, lien and
.‘quitv of redemption in said mortgaged prop
erty: that the sa d property be sold and the
proceeds thereof applied in payment of the
amount due on said note and mortgage, costs,
expenses nt.dattort eys'fees and the Defendant
be adjudged to pay any deficiency that may re
main after applying all said mopeysasafore
-ald and for such other relief as to the Court
,mav seem meet.
.sa d summons was by an order of said ( ourt
dated on the 7tlt day of Mar h. 1907. at Valdez.
Alaska, directed to be served upon defendant
by publication.
Date of lirst publication March 9th. 1907.
Date of last publication April 27th. 1907.
Last date within which appearance can be
made. May 27th. 1907.
Witness the Honorable James Wlckersham.
Judge of said Court this 7th day of March 1907.
at Valdez. District of Alaska.
E. J. Stiku, Ci.euk.
s. a. Chandall, Deputy.
W. T. Scott and C. H. Clegg. Attorneys for
the Pla iu tiff.
Notice to Co-owners
To J. M. Cummings. Jay Hoover, J. Carson. P
A. Silverxtone. C. Beyer. Otto l.angel. J. L. >
Heed, their heirs and assigns, and all persons
having or claiming an interest in the placer
mining claims hereinafter described, and to
all whom it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified tiiat
the undersigned. Charles Tecklenburg. co
owner with said J M. Cummings. Jay Hoover.
P. A Silverstoue. C. Beyer. Otto Lungel and
J L. Reed in eight certain placer miningclnims
situated m ar the mouth of Knik river, in Cook
Inlet precinct. Territory of Alaska, to-wit,—
the Gravel Group. Northern Group. Montana
Group. Cottonwood Group. Southern Group.
A. C. Group. Gold Dust claim and Fine Gold
claim, located October 25th. 1905 by and for the
parties herein named.—has during the year
1906 expended the sum of eight hundred dollars
($soo) in work and labor for the development
of said placer claims:
That of the proportion of each of you in safd
expenditure, towit. the sum of one hundred
dollars ($100) there remains unpaid and uncon
tributed the sum of one hundred dollars ($100)
each: or seven hundred dollars ($700) due from
all of you for work and labor expended upon
said eight placer mining claims:
And you and each of you are hereby further
notiiled that if within ninety days after publi
cation of this notice by publication any one of
you shall fail to contribute his proportion of
said expenditure for annual work and labor
upon said eight placer mining claims, to-wit.
the sum of ot ** hundred dollars ($100), expend
ed bv the undersigned as hereinbefore stated,
the interest in said claims of said co-owner so
failing to contribute will be forfeited to and
become the property of the undersigned Charles
Tecklenburg. co-owner; according to the pro
visions of Section Twenty-three hundred and
twenty-four (232-0 of the Revised Statutes of
the United States.
Bated at Seward. Alaska, February 2nd. 1907.
CH A KLK8 TKCK I.KN HU HO.
Co-owner as aforesaid.
Address. Seward. Alaska.
Bate of first publication. February 9th. 1907.
Bate of last publication. May 11th. 1907.
Notice to Co-owner.
To K. K. Rudolph, his heirs and assigns:
You art* hereby notified that during iho year
1906 tlu* undersigned have expended more than
si t hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon six certain contiguous lode mining
claims, known as the "Fourth of July” group,
which group c insists of the _ "Lookout,"
"Little Skooknin.” “Red Mike." ‘Bay View."
"Fourth of July." and "Red Boy" lode mining
claims, situated at t.h > hea 1 of Springer sek on
the eust side of Resurrection bay. Kenai pre
cinct. Alaska, in which mining locations you
claim an undivided one-third interest, as
shown by the records of Kenai precinct.
You are further notified that the Improve
ments and labor performed by you during the
year 1906 upon said six lode claims have been
estimated and valued at $135.55, and that your
proportion of annual labor upon said six lode
claims for said year 1906 is two hundred dol
lars as required by law.
You are further notified that if within
ninety davs after the publication of this no
tice, you fail to contribute the remainder of
•our proportion as a co-owner, to-wit. the
sum of $64.45. your iuterest in above described
mining claims will be forfeited to the under
signed co-owners, and will become their
property in the manner provided by section
2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United
States*
" Dated Kenai precinct. Alaska. January 11.
I807' GEORGE BURCHEY.
VICTOR SIMONS.
Co-owners.
Address: Seward, Alaska.
Date of first publication, January It. 1907. |
Date of last publication. April IS. 1907.
^ Pacific Coast Trading Co.J
TAKE A LOOK AT OUR
Stock of Fine Shoes
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE
SHOE PACKS--RUBBER GOODS
Finest Line of Men’s Shirts in Town
In regard to outfitting, w'ill say for the benefit of the stranger
that would like to know who does that business in Seward, and the
best place,—just ask the first man yon meet on the street after arriv
ing and he will tell you just where to go. Our customers have
confidence in us, and therefore we are willing to abide by any de
cision they may make. T. D. COIILKW, Mgr.
I KNIK TRADING COMPANY
O. G. HERNING. Munagcr
I' WE ARE SOLD OUT
on I). C. Sugar, Rice, Bacon, Hams, Corn Meal and
Dog Feed.
WE HAVE IN STOCK FEB. 15
t>0 sacks of Flour, 30 sacks of Beans, 1500 lbs Dried
Fruit, 430 lbs Can Butter, 500 lbs Lard, 10 bbls Cube
Sugar. 20 Cases Milk, and enough Tea, Coffee, etc., to
go with the same. We have a large stock of Canned
Meats, Fruits and Vegetables. There are no Rubber
(Boots or I'ticks tit Knik, or at the Station. Wool
Socks, Overalls, etc., in plenty. We have 2 d/. Mos
quito Tent*' in Stock, and a dozen Camp Stoves.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED
KNIinrRADIN^JCOMPANYj^^^(NIK^LASKA^
j Headquarters fcr Prospectors’ Outfits for |
all Susitna and Kuskokwim points
Discount on orders of $-”> or over as follows:
I* Dry Goods, Hardware Ammunition, (’rockery, Drugs,
Granifceware, Hats, Shoes. Etc., 20 percent.
Groceries* ... 15 per cent.
| No discount on Flour, Sugar, Ham, Bacon, Lard, Butter 1
and Eggs, but all at a low price.
Latouche! Latouche! Latouche!
Reynolds - Alaska Development Company
General Outfitters For
PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND
Bottom Prices; honest Goods
Headquarters for REYNOLDS,
Knight’s Island and Sound LATOUCHE ISL,
Points. ALASKA
TINNING PLUMBING
HARDWARE
Guns, Ammunition, Mechanics’ Tools, Cutlery.
Miner’s Conveying Hose and Tents
STOVES AND RANGES
GRANITE AND TINWARE
Jb q m g—■ Fourth Ave., Seward, Alaska
• VJ lV Km I Prompt attention given mail orders
Board of Trade
Fourth Avenue, • • • Seward, Alaska
Only the choicest goods dispensed
Club Rooms in connection
Furnished Apartments up stairs
New, Neat and Comfortable. F. V. THOMAS, Prop.
CHAS. A. TECKLENBURG
THE SEATTLE BAR
-ONLY THE BEST
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Bohemian and Olympia Beer
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH STEAM HEAT
Fourth Avc. and Washington St. Seward, Alaska.
THE BRANCH
J. E. FITZPATRICK & CO
The New Up Town Resort for Everyone
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