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Seward, Alaska, September 15, 1913
Deputy V. S. Marshal Kvans, who
escorted a demented negro from i or
dova to the Mr. 'labor asylum in Ore
gon, returned on the Sampson, and i
continued to the inlet to serve subpoe
nas in the m mse cases to be tried here, j
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Julius Fr lesser, chief taxidermist of;
the Field Museum of Natural History, j
at C hicago, arrived on the Mariposa. |
He comes to procure specimens from j
the Kenai peninsula. Henry Lueus i
will be hi> guide.
Dr. H. O. Schaleben of the bureau I
of education will depart for the inlet
on the Dora, on official business. In
dent ally, the genial doctor will culti
vate an additional crop of whiskers.
H. T. Tripp, the mining engineer,!
who will assume charge of prospecting!
operation on behalf of 1 hane and asso
ciate on the Kenai river, arrived from
Juneau on the Mariposa.
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At a meeting of the Seward Outing •
Club Saturday night, Dr. Komig and j
Geo. Sexton were re-elected president
and secretary treasurer respectively.
Writing to Aron Fricson, Sam J.
Fox savs himself and wife are enjoy-1
ing metropolitan life in St. Louts. Mr. .
Fox has a tine clerical position.
K. O. Sawyer, tepresenting the Kn-1
terprise Newspaper Association, was a j
passenger on the Sampson, enroute to
the M at. :ska coal fields.
Dr Jos. A. Holmes, director of the,
r. S. bureau of mines, and his son. !
passed through on the Sampson, en
route to the Matanaska coal fields.
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The steamer Abler, with the Klein- !
schmidt hunting party, sailed from
Nome late in August and should ar-j
rive here any day.
Leo Margules, enroute home from
the Shushanna, readied Cordova tooj
late to catch either the Sampson or
Mariposa.
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Superintendent Anton hide, of the
road commission, will depart on the
Dora, enroute to Nenilchek.
Fritz Post and Henry Lucus have
been appointed licensed guides for the ;
Kenai peninsula.
Evinrude motors$75, at J. L. Graef s.
Change in bill of fare every day of the week
at iht* Commerce Cafe.
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