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DAILY GATEWAY
GATEWAY PUBLISHING*
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S'jaSCRIPTION RATES:
51.00 pc.- n-.onth; SI2.00 per year.
Mi NOAY. NOVKMHKK 27. 190.’)
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'' ho -teanAiip companies which con
!i.v* t rathe est imate that loOO
>i ;■» aM'U will winter on Seward
i a tl is winter than last. As
heir ov n figures show that they car
ried in about seventy more persons
; ban i!.e\ took out during the past
-ran * »nd some died, it is evident j
\(i’ i > auis with 1‘resident Roosevelt
suicide. There is no other j
;;\ * GVKii fin r for the increase, as
. v down the Yukon from
b papers announced several!
, : :h; (’ook Inlet was frozen
>.\ • r !• •! ’lr winter. It must be frozen
Sraitl* end as it contains no ice
»; : > e ilr sixtieth parallel and rain
A -oils t'allin*;* i tear up to the head.
a *m- that (’ashier Adams of the
- t a>-a> office didn’t know when
he had enough.
1'id Vot Knock Wickersham
Tii • raid** i < ws from Seattle during
t) t* convention stated that resolutions
} ul K en adopted at Fairbanks attack
. udiro \\ ickersham, which were
-aid to have been kept out of the con- j
tMi’i no Fin Valdez Prospector wired |
vi K: iroai k> for the text of the resol- !
me i t ceived this reply; “No '
* ent »on id \\ ickersham. No knocks.
\ll boom
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\ Lesson in Mining
, iodi i a -treak, as sure as you’re
!> >rn:
\ dh is a pitch of the same:
\ ! *. h inch if rock, that spoils the !
a -loot.
Is ra l»*d a dorse in the vein.
}> _ !i. v ill's the top. you know,
<>r n of. oI leads in place.
I'he r <*t w ’ \s just the lloor of them,
'V t! t oot om, bed or base.
mi int iile -naft is one that’s sunk
Down on the lead's own pitch,
\ >• mi _ 1,: u ie ju>t don’t seem to care
' I >■ hi! rile in' ore that's rich.
A ,•!•(.'>- lit runs to t;y> t lie vein
Kioii a • 11-nt that's picked as host.
, !'• about the same old thing,
.-h, w- 'll iet that subject rest.
•if: ’> a ’unnel that follows a lead,
, >: < ow n but in on the level,
A n ; N hole where ore was mined:
Now. don’t that beat the devil?
\ i •/« 1- a sort of a shaft, you see.
That >tai »s from a level below,
u w}-\ they picked that name for it
K n , 'iiv friend, than I know.
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\ i . .< i- iude to connect two levels
i >i >;rnce the shoot overhead:
,v..u :' face of a drift is the end of
the ’ hing:
v ui so we'll say. enough said.
—Mines and Minerals.
11 ovked horns of two moose were
;ii !•« i-i-iitly by \Y. L. Springsteen
» tin* j idra near Nome river. The
; > were covered by a growth of
i os> ew inches below* the surface
and w lows grew above them, Iiow
! hey had lain there none can tell.
Pro u he way In which the antlers
, . iv locked together it was evident
• the monarchs of the northern
i»!;.iiis had probably died in mortal
c ul>at. No bones were found. The
'Nkimosof Point Hope say that the
n.v.tse disappeared from that section
♦»hout fifty years ago.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Temperature^at *Kjy. m.,.35.
’Temperature pt m. 35.
Barometer at 2 p®n.30.1
Day dear, hi<>-lrwind.
An assorted stock of shelf paper.
Seward News Company.
I lard wood chairs for $1 at Richai'ds’. *
DR. C. T. DAGGETT .
DENTIST
S. K. Cor. Fourth Ave. and Washington St.
SKWARD - - ALASKA
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DR. C. L. HALE
DENTIST
Over Brown & Hawkins' store
SKWAUI) - - - ALASKA
CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTOENEY-AT-LA W
Fourth Avenue, - Seward, Aka.
C. H. GIBBONS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence- (’arstens Build
ing. Fourth avenue.
Office Hours- 2 to 4 p. ru., and when
ever not otherwise engaged.
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
and CONVEYANCER
Abstracts of Title to mining and town
property furnished “Examination and
reports made on any property.
SEWARI) - - ALASKA
E. R. GRAY
NOTAliY J’l'llLlC
SEWARD - ~ ALASKA
F. E. YOUNGS
NOTARY PUBLIC
SEWARD - ALASKA
A. G. BAKER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
COLKMAN HOUSK
SEWARD - ALASKA
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E. W. YOUNG. Secretary-Treas
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in each month.
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