MURRAY GOING TO CACHE
“Jim** Murray.one of i he :r>! ki h" 1
placer miners in Alaska, is here for a
10 day s* stay, on his way to the Cache
creek district, where he w ir.sta
big tlrrtlge ih'\I season,
that Seattle is bVS of people w in* are
just w i ting to vt i out whe.-e t tie gov
ernment rai 1 r<*ad is ' » Is* 1 etlee. *« ’ •.
tlint when the wont v given there will
be a great stampede.
Murray prospected live mil > “*r
Cache creek hist year anil conif doted
the deal shortly alder going south.
Just before he c me north he took an
option oil tin* wersee* ui rd thee rev
and will pr. s; el if n. s summer. Mur
\ wii: k as* year has been h h> h\
mauv promunui miners to be tie* **es»
nieee of pres*. eting in Alaska, lie
cross cut tin* etvo \ n e loti, s at.d
made mauv small cats in between.
Ixverv bit gravel removed was meas
ured and rocked to get tin* average
per yard. The lower ground wall be
prospected with a drill.
Mur ra\*s dredge has been completed
at San t-rancisco and both steamsliip
companies are tiguring on tin* contract
oflay.ng . town at Ktuk this summer.
The dredge in sec. .oris ready for ship
ment wi ighs .*k> tor.s. il v\ iil be
*n ighted in from. Kt, k to Cache creek
next winter.
SKEEN-LECHNER
Judvre XIotMrd. u Finn vrat . Free,
Bunco. A II k*» • - (id ' '. and Mr*.
Holds woi th arrive \h - m* t». tv! from
the Skeeh-T.* eln % r mil e at Mile >.
The ‘•mushii 4" > 4 * i according to
t hi* • 4'*. hut lit* ’ tit* ** Iteiy >tat ti li
n movement to of *n tie- lini* sothat
the .\ i";i Nor?l 'u; vyruine car can
run through iti ease h«* want s to 40
back to the mi e before the snow is oil
the summit.
SHRINERS PICK
SEATTLE, 1915
Atlanta. Ga.. May U. Seattle has
been chosen for the lblo conclave of
Shriners. Frederick Smith of Roches
ter, New York, was elected as Imper
ial Potentate.
Lonvf distance telephone boot 1 at the
Branch.
Just received a new line of Building
paper, Rooting, Tarred felt. Beadcnimf
felt and Beaver board. Brown A tiaw
kins Haia w tie i»« o\ Qua ■ ty Hirst.
Pahsts blue ribbon beer a Tie*
Brand;.
Budwelser !n*er at t he Branch. *
Bovs sturts anu id sex
ton am wool, all c 1 >.
prices, at Brown A 11 u" : -
Hirst.
t hi: r A • *. . in k‘
bl ;■
Qua >
Thi splendid show iriven at the Sow
:Ut} m.nion picture show last night will
;»«■ i-vix-atei1 tonight hy *| s eial request,
?o ^ivi those who were tuuih'e on ae
eeuiii of the early arrival of the Mari
na a chaiic** to st e .John Mutiny, the
premier humorist of the movies. Show
at 'Sin.
There are three otner unusually
j-oeii reels. inolmUmr Manic Mays in
Wall Street, An Artist > 1 rick, ami a
Kaletn drama.
DEATH CALLS
LITTLE NELL
London. May 1 *, Mrs. Harriet l ire.
-' Litth N1
Ci ». i»er< today. She was 9S years o!
ajfe.
, i\Y. Harriiieton. mining engineer
. I Va *. and \Y M. McPiirdv ot Port
Towix t il will leave t*»r Luke Ivonai in
a i • v\ i \s to inspect the Hue iL:hhoti
inane. T:» > is property Unit the
Rice t'aml v art interested in.
ITh.it knovkii*_r nothimr, if you ?
^ < .* ** know Ih-val Tailoring you {
It:- ;.'t know tin* >t in tailored I
to measure clot lies. I
. Wo are takmt*' orders daily y
I from me! to whom their dollies
mean s< methine men who want I
* the bt st and who appreciate ser- f
I I vice. j
Our line of samples are in a I
j class by themselves. They are y
Q the same things that you would Q
® see the best diessers wearing on *
Broadway riirhl now, this even
inir*
The workmanship is all that
! a eood tailoring can add to a fab
rick and the result is A RO\ AL
TAILORED SPIT and satisfac- a
a lion.
The nrice wont scare you a bit
and the result will please you a
t lot. 1
! THE MINERS* STORE ,
fRANK J. tOTTMt. Prop.
PHONt \l> VMS 119
!! >on't b»* afra d to phone and
rt u ember the Parcel Post.
The Carsiens Packing Go.
Wholesale and Retail
Beef. Pik, \ cal. Mutton, Poultry
Lard. Mams and Bacon.
Butter and l:£gs
Orders from the M ost ward and
viM»k Inlet linen Careful VUetUion
l:onrth Ah*. Seward.
While in Knik Stay a!
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MORRISON ROAD HOUSE j
.'lost Popular Mouse in Town
Good \ccummi dation. I »r>t Cle.ss Board. Prices Reasonable. j[
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Clothing, Furnishinys. Footwear, Tents,
rr. (^ **' .
I ' % * * c t ■ a t * lS cs i o
+' »* »-iL.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Four.- Avc
m Ml|| a r , inniT --r-nri— — • - jut »■ v. -»•. t."i <mv' j «n> uiwraawMavMU'mftw^awiU
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to s~* :£
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B v U^xi ts.
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Q Sat/v rjq £& #>r> r~\* * *-*r $
£*. V i t i *s5 jLjli. *'**$*' i 3. V >
g With us toUa\. We Pa> A per cent Interest |
I Safe Deposit Boxes ■ , |
To Pent ©t> Rea* » uihjU^Xertns. Ask olpe^of B
our officers to > i> \v them To VfW!? p>i1^ .. '* • • *.. 3.
I Bank of Seward |
The (lunyetiheim
I Joa t s
Spoke i o mo led in ,
,!*i**5 as ihe Pora sailed away
\i first I thontrht he was speaking j
do one of liss deck hands
I Jut w i; n lie ment ioned
i That Kamtde about.
The I Kira's mascot
—
Clot linn peeved and putting
The Kibosh
< )n t he I )iri;jo
i
I
l knew he was speaking to me.
To tell the truth I don't blame him
at heinn peeved, because the speed j
with which that critter traveled from •
Cordova dock to tin* spot in the south
ern waters and put a kink in the Pir
ino's engine was eiounh to net on tlu* !
nerves of even a disinterested speeta
I tor like \e editor.
And bv i!ii* way I don’t like the •
Dora's mascot to he quite so iamiliur.
.Ins* ;i> tie* o’d woman of tie* sea put
out tor Knik today
The critter (I spotted it fi»r a shark,) •
Wimbled its tail at me, j
Snapped its jaws and sped past the j
olii mii'l’* bow to show her the way past
all the hidden rocks on the sta trail to
Slop creek. j
Another cheechaeo saw it and tried i
to tell me it was the swirl from the
Dora’s propeller.
He didn’t know of course,
Hut there is no such tiling.
kill Too Many Seals.
Washington In a report submitted j
today by the Kothermelcommittee, me
congressional in .’estimators who have
been inquiring into conditions am one
the Alaska seal herds charge that the
herds have been depleted by excessive
killing and it is recommended that ac
tion b»* taken against the former les
see, the North American Commercial
company, to recover for the damatfe
done. The report also recommends
that the federal ollieiais who permitted
tla* killing of the vounm sea’s be pros
ecuted on the charme of allemed col-;
1 usi' 11 w it !i t be lessee.
F< It mattresses a? J. f,. (Iraef’s.
A Merchandize Store, Stock at Invoice, about $5,000. Lease with ir* month>
run, and Complete fixtures. Terms Cash.
Residence on Second Avenue. Three Rooms, furnace, electric lights, water, all
conveniences. Bargain at $1650 cash.
Two Lots on fourth Ave., near bank. $5000.
For details call at the
Alaska
Information
Bureau
E. O. Sawyer, Jr., Manager
Call at office of Gateway. Phone, Main 105.
M _ _: _._
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has arrived and just one look will convince you that \v»*
i : It; • »* tin* niiiast !in * of men's footwear that ever came to
i t
Sewa rd.
Ask to sec .\o, ,*r*7>t» in the \\ alkover line, which is a
'fan Ivussian fall’ Hhicher, on the new “Ucstoo * last. It is
certain to be a popular shoo Cor tin* ’man who cares.
Other attractive models in I Muck Hutton and Lace and
[j Tan Hutton and Luce, with very heavy soles and li^ht sott
j l u ptMM’S.
Oxfords in "Pan and Hlaek in both Hutton and Lace.
v. Tennis Shoes tor All
Tomes days are here and we run supply the men, th«•
piris am! boys and tin- little tots with Tennis Shoes.
'J he ioodyear” White Tennis Shoe with dark red live
3
rubber soles for men is a wanner.
i .
The SJorc that sells Carhartt*n»J Levi Strauss Overalls
QUALITY" first
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Who's
Your
Tailor?
>» » *** m m ***-'+*•■■** * *“* ""
!|
in the High Top «* ■ *
’ hor the hills we have o;i* mad.* ; ecorJinu,* to oar
personal instructions tor a shoe suitable lor this lora ity |
made of IJrown < ';ili.skin. 4lotil>1 • * Mii.-ti *d. tnoi'ou^ldy
waterproof, and with heavy sol * leather outsid • counters
that will stand the side lulls and the rocks.
12 inch top $8.00. 15 inch top $9.00
Other hit'll tops in ’’I'utmans and t utt* r> . both
standards of the world.
New Spring and Summer toll <Vps and. ( loth
Hats, all kinds colors and prices.