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S. Mineral 5urvo>or.
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MU.W AFaKK M ^ *>ON
bf. is km lai: oi I: VN 1 i,|: 1
Mll.W \l'KKK. Wi>.. Aug.. “
sage of the measure to open tin*
Great Lakes Wateiways to wean na
% gat ■
to become an ocean port, according to
Phil A. G au. business tna
the Milwaukee Association of Com
merce.
-No change in the improve!!
program for the Milwaukee Harbor
will be necessary to prepare for ocean
tonnage, “Mr. (Irau — ■ ii• i I'Ot niia
years, or since the organization of
the Milwaukee Harboi commission.
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i>Ki*\ur\n:vi op tup: intkkio£
Alaskan Puinmoorinu ( oinniission
, Trains loavo ami arrivo at Sowaru a
fo»iow s:—
*tV A. M. Wodnrsday ami Saturn iv
tor Koosovoll. 1 unnoi, (lirdvvf ni
v \ . ; » P. M Mon
iav anu l hurduay.
Conmvtuns at Amho?n ;o on Moi.da>
and Prida/‘ at 5:‘)0 A. M. tot
.Mutanuska, Wasilla. Houston, Pal j
uo< ;aa. and on Wodnosday at *S:od
* A M. lor .Mutanuska, Plska amt
t i-.vka *»«»n.
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Dinnor >o» v oil on tho Sow aid— An
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harboi improvement schedule has Ween,
such as meets all requirements tor
.•vo \ variety of ocean tonnage. Mil
waukee I'lMtuiierco ami .udust \ lonji
has s**eii that the opening of tin* (heat
l.ake.-> Waterway* to ocean navigation
i> one of the in< vitable matters of the
futu’**. however distant.
“Milwaukee already is favored with
one of the best harbors in existence,
.i-ned on lines that meet all re
quhvments for ocean tonnage. Ship
pers save much time through the tcr
nvnal service, and much transfei ex
pose. The differential on coal alone
in the Milwaukee* hat.bor is about live
cents per ton.
“Milwaukee, like many othoj lake
BEULAH B. WILSON. Oph. I).
Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly litted.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
ports, already lias marine interest
equal to mo>t of the ocean ports as
regards both facilities and tonnage
handling.
**li' foreign shipments from the
(heat Lakes region could he started
by water instead of being jammed
li nigh rail load traffic to ran a sea
board, .‘JO to 10 percent of tin* present
traffic load could be taken oil tin* rad
ii ids and tli • railroads still be kept
ci. ployed to their capacity in handling
iio ..estie eommcKv which otherwise
\\\ ’..ill have been held up.
>\V KiHSH S(K 1 \ LI STS
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IN INni'STKI \L LINKS
STOCKHOLM. Aug.. 7 - The new
socialist gove nment has appointed ;
committee to investigate the possibil
t. *s of socializing certain lines ol in
dustry and whether, ii possibilities a
j.ti p would prove advantageous fot
co isutn us and society generally, l’rc
v I* antin'', Sw»d*'n > ti.sl Social
ist prenih'i emphasized “the mw*
. *v that socialization in no manner
i ■ ( lit in decreased production.
l‘r* ::.ier II anting pointed out that
th * committee will not deal with tin*
o tion oi systematic socialization ol
p: eduction, “this being far from the
ai n of the P’e>ent cabinet.
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other nearby b»*a h resorts to issue an
or lev that “souvenir* hunters mu t
.p taking towels from tin* muniepa
; thhouses. In the future ariests will
h* made when hathers are found tak
• r • towels.
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NOTICE Or MARSHAL’S SALE
l\ THE DISTRICT CO CRT FOR '
l lii: TKKKI l OR Y OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION.
ii\\K OF SEWARD, a corpora
tion,
Plaintiff
Against
SHEICM NN 11A N NFS, alias J.
SHERMAN II \N NFS,
Defendant
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In and l>v virtipe of a Special Ex
ecution issued out o! the l nited States
at \ i -i. 7., Alaska, in the above
cr itlee eau • . and dated the 17th day i
of J..’\. 1020, I have levied upon, all;
the right, title and interest of the Do- i
' dam in and to all those certain
t parcels of land lying and be
n< in tin* 'Town of Seward in th
Third D; vision of the Territory of
Ni.t.-ka, c« cored by the 1 nited States
)i fjcial Surveys No. 726 North and
7JC» South and by patent from the
j.jted States (ioveinment to Frank
... ihillaine for the same, described as
’oilows. to-wit: 'That certain undivid-j
•, one-half interest of the above-nam
ndant in and to Lots Nineteen
1 n and Twenty (20), in Block Twen- j
\ 'nur (21). in said Town of Scwaid, j
i.- shown by and according to the de
li, ation, map and plat thereof fiha!
2a the United States Commissioner,
x officio recorder for Kenai Precinct,
ium* 7th. 1905. at Seward, Alaska, and
n Book 2 of Deeds, pages 4,
’» and 6, together with all and singular !
th > tenements, hereditaments and up
Di rtenances thereunto belonging.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
I will on Tuesday the »th da\ ol
September, A. I>*. 1920, at 11 o’clock
:n the forenoon of that day, at the of
fice of the United States Marshal, at
Seward. Alaska, sell all the right, title
and interest rf the defendant in and to
.li * above described real property, at
public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash, to satisfy said Special
Execution, amounting to $4,564.82,
.vith interest thereon at the rate of 8
per cent per annum from the 17th day
of July, 1920, and $767.77 costs, t<>
dier with acciued costs.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 7th,
lay ol August, A. D., 1920.
F. R. Brenneman,
United States Marshal.
By Ralph Reed,
Deputy.
I Times Gateway,
First Pub., Aug. 7, 1920.
Last Pub., Aug. 28, 1920.
N () T I C K
Tlu* Mayor and the Common Council j
of the town of Seward, Alaska, will ;
convene as a board of equalization, for !
the purpose of making unifoim and
equitable the assessed valuation of all
property, within the corporate limits
of the Town of Seward, Alaska, sub
ject to taxation, for the year 1920, and
will sit as such Board of Equalization
for a period of five days, to wit:— On
August 10th, Uth. 12th, 13th, and 14
th, 1920, between the hours of 2 o'
clock and 4 o’clock in the afternoons,
in the town hall, Seward, Alaska, and
for such further period of time, sub
ject to the provision of the Ordinance
of said town, as may be necessary to
complete the duties of such Board of
Equalization.
Dated at Seward, Alaska,
August 5th, 1920.
C. A. ESTES, Municipal Clerk,
for the Town of Stward, Alaska.
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SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPART
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
• ) Offlaa Admiral Building
r • - •r • • Waive W ue, Af ent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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