SKEEN-LECHNER MINE
IN SPLENDID SHAPE
P. H. Holds worth, who has been *\n
charge at the SkeenL-eohner mine
during the past winter left for Seattle
on the Alatneiia this morning, having
completed his work and turned over
the machinery to the mine owners,
with everything running perfectly.
Holds worth si.»l that the Skeen
Lechnercan no h»ugerbe reterred to
as a pt o^pect. I)»v:i s4 it‘>a tu Jeogtai
mine with a very creditable output.
Th rtv m n wvt*e » ; ployed last win’or
and now that the water power plant
is in oper.it h»n tie* ?**»ve has et en cu*
to 15 in ti»e mini and seven ill the mid.
The equipment voi 'i"*" o; a .kH'o-tout
'g trait , t hv* ioug« '! » t i s simt n
. laska, four slumps and a ten*foot
Lane mill.
The mine is now in charge ot d m
Hamilton, while .lack Johnson, who
built the mid, is running it. This is
the first mill Johnson worked in and
he has had only a few months exper
ience, but Holdsworth says he has
made more than good.
During tlie preliminary work be
fore tlie mill was installed the stamps
handled-7,000 tons of ore. From now
on the output will be from 40to 45 tons
a day.
NORTHWESTERN
SAILS AGAIN
The Northwestern sailed for Alaska
Monday niifht. Passengers for Seward
from this t*>rt include Joseph Moryas.
G. Whitehead. John Com per. wife and
baby, George Ueis, S. Hops and wife.
Charles Fisher. Walt Bracking, Cap.
Armstronsr. F. Uieli, Fred Wilson, Hr.
Morrow and wife, N. Jerr\, Mrs. Hates
Cli t^ord Fubion. A. MeNary ai d wile
James Hansen and two steerage.
You'll End everything In the pastry
line at the Seward Cafe.
TOURISTS ON
SAMPSON NOT
IN A HORRY
Tne \ ItMh'.tl Sampson sailed west
i • 11 ,1 i• ,i ,t5 • > u c I o U last nigItt • I he
Sampson has hern stopping overtime
a’ each p u t for the benefit of tin* bus
iness men aboard who are ••Seeing
\! >Aa r >r . as the y^csts ot Lres.
Alexander.
In the party front Seattle are: A. R.
Stewart, of the wholesale drug tirn; of
Stewart A Holmes: O. |). Fisher, vice
president of the Fisher Flouring Mills
t otnpanv; <1 I • HelTernun, president
of the HetTernan F.ngine Works: Al
bert Rnodes, president of Rhodes Co.
Department Store: C. II. Clarke, pres
ident of Ke’Jey-Clarke Co., commission
merchants; E. C. Wagner, manager of
The Hank of California; (1. V. Holt,
manager C anadian Rank of Commerce:
Charles H. Lilly, president the Chas.
U. Lilly Co., Hour, feed, poultry sup
plies, etc.; Capt. Omar J. Humphreys;
M. A. Arnold, president First National
Rank; Herve.v Lindley, capitalist and
i Thos. Carstens, packer.
Among the number from Tacoma
are: C. R. Hurley, president of the
Hurly-Mason Co.: George Seotield,
1 manager Savage-Sooti eld Co., gravel
and building material: A. F. Albertson
chairman National bank ot laeoma.
From l.verett there are: G. Griggs
and tHu e.
Wall paper, paints, oils, paint brush
es. MutV'-eo wall colors. All new stock
at Drown A Hawkins* hardware de
partment. iQuality tirst.
Outfit at Knik
For Willow Creek and
Nelchina Districts
You can get just what you \sii! need on the ground
at Prices that nn i?I 5ave You 'lone\.
Groceries, Supplies, Boots, Shoes
Shoe Pacs, Horse feed
Hardware... Mining Supplies
GEO. PALMER’S
KNIK, ALASKA
?
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular Mouse in Town
iiood Accommodation. f irst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Turps, Rugs, Etc*.
S. L. Goiweil
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourt- Avc
Open a
Savings Account
With us today. We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on Savings Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward
ALAMEDA ADDS I
TO POPULATION
i
The Alameda arrived from Seattle
and way ports last, night with db pa**
sengers for Seward and IT for points to
the westward. The freight for Seward
amounted to about 100 tons ami it kept
the dock people husv making room for
I it, so great is the congestion of freight.
I for the westward. 'The Alameda sailed
: ea>t at 1 o’clock this morning.
' The passenger list includes A. L.
I >owling, K. II. t oles, MissS. I’rice.
|.\ K. 1’arsons, A. Ilolmsten. M. John
son, A. Almdahl, U L, Mart in, I . J.
| liradshaw, Mrs. liradshaw, Miss lla/.m
liradshaw, Miss l.eona liradshaw, Joe
liradshaw, Thomas ('umerford. Miss
Martha Johnsoi, J. U. Kntmm, lVte
Krivokipach, Mrs. L. li. Kenniwood,
(it orge La Forest, Mrs. \\ . S. I « rkins,
Joe Sweeney, l>. S. Whit Held and 1 i
steerage.
For the westward: Mrs. W. kurs
man, Miss Kvangel Church and l->
steeoage.
Fishing tackle at J. L. (Jraef s \
If you want to square yourself with
i your wife, lake her home a box of
candy from the Northern. Leo has
just received the linest assortment in
Alaska.
Public Stenographer
Typewriting Neatly Done
Legal Forms
Mining Forms, Etc.
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MISS KATHERYNE McKKAN
Hotel Seward
TELL fVFRVBOPY
Thai knocking nothing, if you
don't know Koval Tailoring you 1
don't know the best in tailored
to measure clothes.
We are taking orders daily \
from men to whom tlieir clothes
mean somethin^ men who want
the best and who appreciate ser- \
vice.
Our line of samples are in a
Hass by themst ves. 1 hey art* \
the same things that you would j
see the best dressers wearing on
Kroadwav ri^ht now, this even
in if.
The workmanship is all that
o*o(ul taiiorinjr can add to a tab
rick and tin* result is A KoN AL
TAIlJ >Klil» SlTT and satisfac*
lion.
'I In* nr ice wont scare you a hit
amt the result will please you a
THE MINERS’ STORE
MIAMI J. (.OIIIB. Prop.
PHONE vl)\MS 111)
Don’t he afraid P> phone and
remember th** Pam 1 Post.
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If You
Want
To Know
Call at
the
ALASKA
INFORMATION
BUREAU
E. 0. SAWYER, JR., Manager
Call at Office Gateway
Phone Main 105
facts and figures supplied on
land, Mining and Business
Opportunities.
Detailed reports on investment
propositions our specialty.
Serial No. 01663
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the kevlaed
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
Ma\ 9, 1914,
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
Udwin I). Me Kenney .3 James Hull and Jacob
Mav. heintr entitled to the benefits of section
2!# iff of the revised statutes of the United
States irrnntinjr addit ional lands to soldiers and
sailors who served in the Rebellion, does here
by apply jo enter United States Survey No
&»:». situate tit Cannery Cove, oljra Hay, Kodiak
Inland. District of Alaska, anu more purlieu*
lurlyfdescribedltis follows;
Commencing it* cor. No. I. bein': identical
with cor. No. it of Survey No. 15 and whence
D. S. L. M. Survey Slip hears s rff de^f, <d min.
e. 51.70 ehs. and me cor. No. it. Survey W. .
beat * s K!» do*:. 51 min. e 111 52 elis :md sw
cor. of water tank bears n 115 d**^, 51 min, e 3.3H
ells; tlienee n <1 elis. to cor No. 2. whence point
of t;• ti | in hay bears s 57de/. n* min *■; thence
\v #*.211 elis, toeor No.ll' t bene* s t' i‘lis. to cor.
\". I. wlieni'e point of tie land it: bay bear** s
t'odec. 152 n in. e, and tliener •• #«.211 «*ti■>. to em*.
No. t and place of bepdnuimr.
,\rra 11.11 ticrrs. Val ia*ion 21! <!• , . Jlo min.**,
as adoitiona) ta> to Homesti ad No flit, made
\ u t 2 I *.11 b I'.dw in 1>. V% b i n* at
Miami I land, Nebraska oti «*.• f•.r lois
2 and It. amt sw quarter"! thru*' iioartoi oi
or 22. township 20 n. rat ,rr|5w cot 'aunt / Ills
ncrrs at.d btised upon t b*1 -t r\ ic<- <d I*. ! w ;n D.
MeKVtincy in i in* Army dunu;* the Civil War
from (>«*11ibcr in It to ,lu!v 21. is* in « "in
pain 11”. I5tb Reudim iit. Iowa lnt.it " \ \'olun
ioi l's; Mi) to Il<iin**stead No. 17:51. made Nov
p;, tsC.5 bv Janm- Hall, id Itoonvii;*-. \t •> ouri,
land office, for t h«* ti ball of lots l and 2 iri sw
<i tarter of si c. Ill in township 3ff, ran-jo |*.i. con
i taininrr Ho.ltl acres; and bas«*d upon ilmsrrvie*
of James Htill in the Anny durine tli«* Civil
War from Nov. 1. 1W.3 to June 13. lXff5. in Con)
paiiy "I)", I5tb Reiriment of Cavalry. Missouri
Volunteers; at d (e) Homestead No. 11S52. mail**
January 11. 1H72 by Jacob Mtiy. at (ronton.
Missouri, land office, for sw quarter of tin* se
quarter and the s half of lots I and 2. sw qiitn
ter. sec. 111. township HI n. ranirc9 w.eontainirik
I;t»*. acres; tind based upon the service of Jacob
May in the Army tltirimr the Civil War from
Oet. 2. 1H02 to Dec 25. IH*5. In Company *G”
17th Reiriment. Missouri Vounteers and trans
ferred to Compuny ”C". lath Regiment. Mis
souri Volunteers. Lat 57 dejr. (iff min. 61 seconds
n: Lonir. 154 dea. Oil min. w.
Notice is hereby iriven that any and all per
sons claiming any portion of the above de
scribed land are required to file a protest dur
ing tin* period of publication or thirty days
thereafter, in accordance with law, with the
Register and Receiver of the United States
Lund Office at Juneau. Alaska.
ALASKA PACK KRS ASSOCIATION
My Henry P. Fnrtmann, President.
Address: San Francisco. Cal.
Notice of the above application will lie pub*
lishjL'd in the Seward Daily Gateway, printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate as j
the newspaper published nearest the land ui>- j
plied f«»r in said application.
C 11. WALKKR.Register.
United States Land Office. ,
.1 uneau. Alaska.
Serial No. 01664.
Additional l£ntry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Ottlce. Juneau, Alaska.
May P. 11*11,
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
F. S. Whitney, heine entitled to the benefits of ,
section 23(HJ of the revised statutes of tie* 1
United States irrantinir additional land*' to
soldiers and sailor- who served in the Ke
bellioii. does hereby apply to enter liie I’nited j
States Survey No. t!l*S*. situate one quarter of a
mile east of Survey l.*». Cannery Cove. Oljta Pay. j
Kodiak island. District of Alaska, and more
particularly described as follows;
Commencing ai me c<ir. No. 1. situate on the
shore lint* of < ’annery (’ove. i >1 ua Pay. whence
lK>int of land in bay bears s 51 de»5. 39 min. w,
ami U. S. L. M Survey 21*1* hears n 19 den. 29
min. w. 1.34 chs. and witness cor. hears n 0.3k ,
ehs.; thence n 21 91 chs to cor No. 2: thence w i
is.77 chs. to me cor. No. 3: whence cor. of Sur
vey 15 hears n HPdejr 51 min. w 34 52 chs. and
se cor. winch-house hears n 22 don. 30 min. w
o.77 ehs.. and witnes- eor. hears e o.71 cits.: \
thence meanderinn alonn the shore line of < ’an
ner\ <.’ove. i Una Pay.
1. South 35 den. 52 min. east. 3 <‘d chains:
2. South 2*» d*v. 37 min. east. 1.S1 chains;
3. South 31 den. n min. east. P.r>0 chains;
». South 2*J den. 21 min. east. K.72 chains;
Y South 37 d«*n. 17 min. east. 3.si chains;
t». South 51 «len. 52 min east. 2.0. chains;
7. South H d«»n. 2*> min. east. 2.53 chains to
cor. No. l and the pise** of heninninn.
Am a 27 Mi acn s. Variation 23 den. 30 min. e.
as additional to homestead No. 2P1 made Sept.
■j<» j>7| p\ p s. Wldtnev at Port Pod ire Iowa
lam! 11 ft lee. for the u half of nw quarter, see. I.
township No. PO. ninn« IP w*.eontuinitmI33.10j
acres; and based upon tie service of Ferdinand j
S Whitnox tn the Army during tie* (’ivilW.tr
from F« b. |3. Is»»5 to .Inn. 21 :>»>;. in Company |
•*F‘‘. 15;st 16 nitnent. Illinois Vo!i:nt« ers. and as ;
ad.lit ional to lie li«>n ad of F. S. Whitney a
itt.ti.--ir, ,J on tin* e. r’itleate dated June 2*. ,
i* -la ! by i he : » pera 1 land ofliee. sin*vxinn that
tie Alaska Packers A>- ociatioji ua- -uhu.itted 5
satisfactory pnof of «*\x ner-bii and bomi tide ,
purchase for value of 5.(11 acn - of the cert ill* i
eeteot n-ht i--u« d by tie l.aiel ») If lee to -aid
I .- \>* 1 11n* y. Ann. 21. I'd*, -hoxvf?; -aid |
Whitney to !» entile d to I: ak« an addition.!
« v ry under -< c. 23d*»< d the ! 6 x i-ed S’ a t uf • - o t
the i nin d slab s for 2..M acre- I.. *. .*• 7 t* . .
i p u.it). oj second" n. Lon-. 15f min. w.
NoPce is lien l x yixei: li'tif any at.d a'.i per
son- claiming any portion of the above de
-cribe.i land are repaired to tie a pi d» -t d in:.,1
t he period o f puldieat ion or ihirt; day-tie
after, in aceordunce xv it h law. xx it h the 16 i-ter
and Receiver of the United States Land Office
at Juneau. Alaska. _
ALASKA UACKKHS ASSOCIATION.
Hy Henry F. Fortmann. President.
Address: San Francisco Cal.
Notice of the above application will be pub*
Kshcd In the Seward Dally (fateway. printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate an
the newspaper published neatest the land up
plied for in said application.
C. H. WALKF.K. Register.
United States Land Office
Juneau. Alaska.
Serial No. 01665
Additional Entry.
Under Section 23 06 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
A I* I’Ll CATION.
United States Land Office. Juneau Alaska.
May IUII. *
\!:*vj<.. Hackers Assoc .tion. assl nee ' %
Sarah L. At r*< i beiii;’ 'tit to 111 * t, • • r. * t
Ilf si (*t I' ill tiiwsi of till I < \ | •* d sltillilcs of I ' -
I'liit' d Sta’cs gratit:tij, :i<i<!itiu::al ..iitds t<
soldiers • i ltd ailors who set v***i u tin- R* I ail am.
does hereby apply t<» er icr . h* It 11 • l Stab s
.surve. \’ t ff*»2. -ituiife <»it Kariuk River
Kodiak IummI (.*» i he H:i*e! » t , >. aid mon
pat : filial v des« iRed a i"..mv
t i tilt it i> l.< ;ii lilt’ eott.fr No 1 I l.f * *t
bank ot tie- Kar.uk River vvlienc* < • »i
jj. |' peat s ir Ill'll! \Vl!»'life Kill .!
.Moiiiitiiiti Pi rs s ;•» ill i • * • > v ii. i .’I* w
I belief , v * f b.i111' In t *»I I.» I W h* • <
Kariuli Cape Pi-ai - n e> *!■ v I • < •> n *i»*.’ •
and point nt ’and ..eio** 11v» i O ars * • u*
gres. II mil 'i s w ibirui-e I* m< ..r.:; i*.
c,,i ii r No ff. vv beiu *• Ks.il'k < ai » P'.*i>' if
degrees. 2" minut's w and chu:•• P s| h* .■i • i.
72 degrees. 2i minutes w and rn - em n**r o! wat* »
house bears n PI llr-l"* 12 mil. ill ■ w._ I ..
chains: ineiiee n lb.ffd chains to furner N'i>, I
whence U. S. L. M. ffP2 te ars n k*» degree*. Is
minutes!* 0.) links, trom whence church snip'
bears n #0 dej, p es 51 minutes W ai d Ka ! . f
Mountain bears s To degrees, al minut* u
iIi**nf*■ w 0.27 chains to me corner No. .*>. wh- •
witness corner l ears e 2i lir.ks the ••
meandering along said left bank of Kara!
River.
1. South 35 degrees. 12 minutes w i ju chains;
2. South 51* degrees. I* minutes ;v. I t»2 chains;
ff. North Cl degrees. 21 minutes w, Off I chains;
I. s.nit h 54 degrees. 15 minutes w. 2.10 chains
5, South 21 degrees, ei minutes w. chains;
0. South e2 degrees. 17 minutes w. 1.10 chains;
7. North 77 degrees, Is minutes w 1.Iff chains;
h. south 20 degree*, il minutes w. 2 17chains.
to corner No. 1. the place of beginning
Area 21.54 acres. Variation 22 degrees. <*>
minutes e. as additional to homestead Nr 4005.
made Aug. s. ixOH by Sarah L. Arnold at Room
ville, Missouri, land office, for the sw quarter
of the se quarter of section 25. township 3s n.
range 7 w. containing 4<» acres. Lat. 57 degrees.
33 minutes n. Long. 154 degrees. 23 minutes w
Notice is hereby given that any and ail per
sons claiming any portion of the above de
scribed land are required to file a protest during
the period of publication or thirty days there*
after, in accordance with law. with tin- Register
and Receiver of the United States Land office
at Juneau. Alaska.
ALASKA lWCKKRS ASSOCIATE »N.
Hy Henry F. Fortmann, l’n-sident. $
Address: San Francisco, (’al.
Notice of the above application wi1.: !•»* pub
lished in the Seward Daily (iateway. print* d at
Seward. Alaska, which 1 hereby designate a*
the newspaper published nearest the land ap
plied for in said application.
I*. H. W A LK F.R. Register
United States Land office
Juneau. Alaska.
Serial No. 01666
Additional Entry.
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land utllee. Juneau, Alaska
May 9. HU 1.
Alaska Packers Association, a-sigmo . *
i L. Arnold 4
of section 23»fci of the revised statut»s < ♦ t k.»
United States grunting additional .at..' o
soldiers and sailors who ser\ ed in the Ret>cllion.
does hereby apply to enter United States Sur
vey No. Ml. situate about one-half mile from
cannery of Alaska Packers Association Larsen
May. Kodiak Island. District of Alaska, and
more particularly described as follows:
Commencing at corner No. 1. whence 1 S.
L. M. (572 bears n 22 degrees, l.'* minutes w. «o.t?5
chains, and cross on iron pipe bears n 29 de
grees. ,*>o minutes e. 1.is chains, and cn»s op
iron pi in* bears s To degrees, is minutes »•. 1.1*
chains; thence e l.oo chains to corner No 2
tiiencc s rt,(Ml chairs to corner No. 3: thence w
I.UO ehuins to corner No 1: t hence n *5.i*‘< chains
to corner No. 1 and the place of beginning.
Area 232 acres. Variation 23 degrees. 3v»
minutes e. Lai. ‘>7 degrees,miiuiP' n, Long.
I.M degrees \v. us additional to horn* sp :m 1 No
loo:*, made Aug.*. ]s*p by Surah L. Vniold at
Moonville. Missouri land oitlee. «>r the -v*
quarter of the sc quarter of s« ct n >n -•*. towttshii
Its n. range I w. cotduitp'ng 4" acres.
Notii-e is hep by . \» n that at y aipi all pet
sons claiiuitp any p"i‘tion ol the above .*•
-t-i i! id ;ala! an- ;< o .It* d to file ;i protest during
I he period of publ ca t-m or thirty day * there
si ft *. t* i:i accord at > *» ■ a . t * . ■ . u it h t h* lve«isp*i
;iml l{*'c* iver 1 i tin !'iii-e 1 States Land offlc*
Jid.1 :< i. ' 'kit- . *
. . > i ■ t K i is vs Sex I . ,N
|j\ Henry P. Port matin. President
Address* Sun Prat e;*c * < a!.
\.»tu*' of ttie at' e app,;cat on will he put*
lion .1 :ti tie "*• ward D. .. • .a’eway printed at
Seward. Alaska. which I hereby designate u^
the nevvspa|K*r pi.-d'sned nearest the land ap*
plied lor ill said api He. • !o».
I M U A l.!\ i-.R. Register.
Cm ted stalls Lund Oitlee.
Juneau. Alaska.
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Padded carpet lining, 11(> inches wide /£* t
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sweepers. Huntley’s combination carpet
sweepers and vacuum cleaners. Window shades
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