PROFESSIONAL
DU.H.A. B1ATH '
. Dentist
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Office In Bank
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invited.
|VU*r V Atu!er-on Dictator.
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rtONLKKS OK ALASKA
IGLOO NO. I
on ?nd and 4th Saturday
roonO 8 n l*u>nt*r Hal'
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DAILY
CAT1AVAY
MKXHWN JOAN OF ARC
|M. u Kl> CNOKR \RRKST
common I’l.o'cm;
Jl1 ARKZ. Mexico, Sept., 20— Sen
ora Carmen Alanis, arrested ini
Chihuahua C t\ with lu*r husband and
barged with having1 been implicated
in the mutiny there, became f:unou<
hen* in the winter of 1012 when sin*
galloped into the plasq one nij
after Oror.c » had abandoned the
i^wu. took tH.s,session of the military
fevnpuMVrv and reigned supreme
Jmtd* next. da> v hfcn she rode away to
>1111 bcc husband*after several per
sons ha<) 'been shot and kdlod. She
was known »eally as the Mexican
“Joan of Arc."
Details of th '•attempted coup d *
’>» 1 n h*. v. eh \ ida was to ob’uin
control of tho Chihuahua 'garrison
iPvi city, coot *uie to hi* revealed. The
dot as originally formed. was to
, ve the f d artillery officers and
. di>W nu volt, man the guns on
>> *rrn San i Rosa, bombard th**
•o' n and bp *i tod by the inanity
and 'aval’ y i luded in the mutiny.
All the • plans had been careful1 y
m:;d* or *• to take place at dawn
Vo \ug.ist T.
Ad the urates or the city were
i! .,<><> apd a hunt was started
j ‘* the thv under pretence >f
\*o\ iv- for Villa spies. The leaders
yp-m arrested and nuvnv val*
: Mi* ,»p > cat tured. Addition:!1
. .t- f.»*dov-d. all trains were can
e V v:*d the mails heltl up.
Th mutiny plot was said to have
■ 1 ami‘‘.cat - >ns in th** states ol C*»a
hi; !a. Tamuulipas, Xeuvo Leon art* 1
Onraniro. r* shown ’ey the capture!!
of the *•< nspirato’s. Xo oth**r
revolt plots were discovered in tin*
ire. r iso ns of these states, it v.-a< an
nounced.
r%
pi*. Palm* resijjmrur his po ;l:on
phys cian t*r the Whitt* l’a^
V .kon koute. He wilt le.nv* f »r th**
*>, nth. Pr. Thomas If. Kunr.als <>f
I.IMRER and BI'II.DERS: HARDWARE—
WINDOWS DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
A coni* Kor- ■ STANDARD MAR INK UNDINES, STANDARD KID
TKOl.LER. STANDARD KID.
KIIYE — I’Kt HN COMPANY
S E W A K !>
Inspect our KefriRcrators.
Assure Yourself of C leanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
\\ callup w:i 1 take the vacant |da*v.
T! .» nc * do-'or is the on of Dr.
U mils, who was the company phv
mum! 1 ' «£ncd trt
•\r in a similar capacity for the
M( in ted Police.
SERIAL 01 tt>
NOTICE Oi Ai’PLICATION FOR
PATENT FOR COAL LANDS.
DEPARTMENT OF MIL INTERIOR
l NITER ST VIES 1- \NR OFFICE
Jl'NKAF. ALASKA.
NOTRE IS MEJiERY pivcn that
tlv Thompson Valley.Coal ( ompany, a
c • location orpaniz'd under the laws
of he state rf Arizona and duly an
t],i -i*i-,} to do business in the territory
t,c n. » : made* application under
t -i pj'ov -ion * 1 the Acts of ( onpics>
>04, and May 28, 1908,
;»n ! the p nvisions of tie* Revised
>i. *uf* ■ :c’a up to the location of
co; 1 lands to purchase the Tip Top
ar. j Fourth of duly coal claims which
•V *n •» p*rt of the proup of coni
j-b-rrs in h V. S. Survey No
i; ..which is more particularly do
b* <1 as tVlow' —
’ >mmenc!iip at Cor.. No., 1. whence
0 L. M. 1 nu t No. o bears due ivt-c.
40 >p clis., thence X. 80 chs. to Cor.
\ 2, th ‘lice \V. 116.27 chs. to Cm*.
No. 6, thence S. 80 chs. to Cor. No. 4,
thence E. 116.66 chs. to Cor. No. 1. the
place of beginning. Said survey No.
•j.»o is situated on the N. shore of
Cl gnik l>ay and in latitude 56 deg. 26
mi ... N. and lx)ng. 158 dog., 50 min.
\Y . Mag. Var 20 dog. 50 min. E.
Any and all persons claiming ad
vi soly any of said lands are required
to file with the Register and Receiver |
ol iii»' United States Land Office at j
.Jraeau, Alaska, their advci*so claim
o oath, during the sixty days per
iod o publication of the notice of said
: . ibntion or within six months
• a or or they will be debarred by
provisions of the statutes.
EFFIE A. FRISBEE,
Register.
dune 26. 1010.
So ard Cateway 61 issues.
Ik e of first Tub. Aug., 25, 1010.
Ik o' last Pub. Nov., 4 th, 1010.
\\ 01) l ADERTAKINO COMPANY
Licensed Embalmers
Funeral Directors
SEWARD. ALASKA.
H. V. HOUKN A- **• DaV^
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOREN, Manager
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer- n • Phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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ALASKA
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FACTS ABOUT SEWARI)
Seward is situated on Re urrcction Ray. midway of
tl c coast line of the Gulf of A! ska and 160 miles from
route of the Pacific steamers to the Orient.
flic various trade routes <« the North Pacilic Ocean,
a d all the roads and highway, and trails and mountain
p sses from the interior convoi je at this point much as it
n lure had anticipated the net 1 of a gateway through
u licit the trade and travel of a great region might find
c< nvenient passage.
The deep, perfectly protec cd harbor presents an ob
it ig surface embracing forty : tjuare miles, upon which
a tat floats n sail i i safety at any time, and
w lit i in appearance suggests nothing so much as a beauti
ful inland lake.
The mainland and hol es t • Resurrection supply ani
jvo space and perfect topograp! y for the building of a city
<» wliatever extent future need.- may develop; and this ch
i' instance, addt taturai position as a gateway to
tl e in .: edom fr >m ice at all seasons of the
h borandadja waters lead the government to select
! is port as the ocean terminal for the railroad. The un
i niU'd coal and oil and mineva resources of Alaska w ill
fl ,w through this port to enter he commerce of the world,
a id in return will come the suj plies for distribution over
a territory greater in extent tr.an many state combined,
t, us making it the great port < f the North Pacific or the
> EW YORK OF ALASKA.
For other facts about Set aid and the great district
s mounding this city, write to tnc
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.