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Reward, Alaska, September 19, 1913
WE'RE WORKING EOR YOU!
S. lv Capps, a geologist with the U.
S. geological survey, who passed
through on the Sampson, informed the
Gateway that l)r. Martin, in the same
service, is now in the Nelchena gold*
fields for the specific purpose of mak
ing a detailed report on the new camp.
As these geological survey men are
reluctant to talk for publication prior
to making their report to the head
office at W ashington, D. G., the Gate-i
wav today seeks to overcome this diffi
culty by sending the following message:
L\ 8. Geological Survey, Washington,
D. G.:
Dr. Martin investigating gold strike
near Matanuska. Will you authorize j
him, upon arrival here, to g've state-;
in nt concerning same fyr publication.
People much concerned. Gateway.
Realizing the great impot lance to'
Seward on this gold strike, this paper
is bending every effort to give the peo-j
pie news—and reliable information too j
—concerning it It is up to the busi-;
ness men of this town to heartily sup-;
port this effort. It takes money to run
a newspaper, however small it may be,
and if it is working for your interest,
you should show your appreciation in
a substantial way.
The Gateway has already gone to
some considerable expense in this mat- j
ter aud does not propose to let a lew j
dollars stand io the way of getting all •
tlie news possible from the new camp.
Go a :> * >:er, when you have a le
gitimate proposition to boost! 1 hat s
the Gateway’s policy. j
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Cavein at Modesto !
Modesto, Cal.. Sept. 19.—Two per-j
sons were killed and many were hurt |
bv the cavinjf in of a tunnel here yes-;
terday. _____
Kvinrude motors$75, at J. L. Graef s.
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