FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1921.
DEVELOPING COLD BAY OIL
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^ tow wjr strong corner
tee hare been organised to develo
the "Cold bay oil fields. They a
all compose* of business nyen of wid
experiences, men who have becor
rich because they tad dared to ba,
their judgement . with their mone.
That they will find .oil if it is situnt
In that section of Alaska there is n
doubt, because they have raised t'
money to giye the country a thorour
test ttese men hare not form
these companies and consummat
their plans for the expenditure of
vast sum of money in developmn*
without knowing what they are abo
There Is every favorable indicatio
to encouragy them in their undeitrV
ing. The oil seepages are abunda*
and the formation indicates oil. Th
United States geological reports fine
oil experts who have investigated the
field ail have heed impressed with
the promise. The experts have un
hesitatingly advised the development
that wUl be in full swipg tb^s, year.
To aig. tiat tho p*omjae that Alaa
ka will soon have aonther producing
oil ffel4 ia wry bhptfnila bwry
conservative—Juneau Empire.
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STEAMSHIPS LOSE IN SALMON
/SLUMP
Failure of Alaska salmon pack to
move in anything like its accustomed
volume this year is being keenly felt
by fnmaportatioii companies serving
d** ports, as the slump has de
prifhd these companies of the *ev
tail upon which they depend to make
must depend largely on the revenue
scorning during the "peak" months
when salmon and tourists are moving
Xo any, them.*axe* ,the«~?vaUey”
months when there are many times
ind {(Mongers to ^»n»nt naming
the owelt. Any **UWe of Inainess
.to inftgrieliso jthe;;*‘|>eiik"
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
“Notice is hereby given that at
The lU^BtiWou Books.of tin town
of Sew^jriufe t %» Office
*f the StunkQuil Clm, In «e tear
, ilthe Bank rf Sewmxd . Building, for
ttBlffiSfiftfS
go or oier\ w^o. are $^ieafr of the
reltedjgatgi or/Who ^djre declared
heir intention to become such, and
ho have fetteT.. mhtfhuopily one
ear nod preceding; the date of the
^ec$m tothe ,tpi#0ii *f,Alaska,
•nd six months next preceding the
lite of Election ,w{thin the corporate
mlt, of tiie Town of Seward. All
2leetufw most, before voting, R -
r ater their names and qualifications
ith the Registration Officer.
Regstration Book* will bo open
•wy day, except Sunday*, aad Ho’.i
ldya, BofheilihS-.Manrih, lati, ;192l,
luring the following hours;
Until the Friday next preceding the
First Tuesday in April, From 9 A. M.
to’ 13 M. Frtm I P .M. to 6 P. M.
>B Friday and Saturday next pre
ading the First Tuesday „ in April,
from 9 A. M, to 12 H, from 2 P. M.
to 6 K M., from'T P1U. tolOP^M.
.. That said. Registration Books wHl
b« closed for such Election at 10
o’clock P. M. Saturday April 2nd,
1921, ' " ... V
That said Election will he held on ;
ths £Jnd Vamjtoy. to. April ftcr the
purpose of oladiBg. the following of
ficers:
mayor 'V'
TERSE MEMBERS OF TOE COM
MOftOOUNClL. ;
MUNICIPAL . d£BK. ;
MUNICIPAL TREASURER
CITY ATTORNEY
ONE OF SCHOOL BOARD
(A CLERK) . j.
Dhtod’ int Seward, Alaska, this *!&
day of Februaiy, 1931.
C. A- ESTES, -. .
: . ..Muhipjpal Oerk.
1st Monday'ttbruary M&Elst,
28th, once a week for 4 weeks.
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Prize* For The
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GRAND MASQUE BENEFIT BALL
For TfceSewa&Pt&tic School February 14th,
(StValenttwfoDay)
ADMISSION fl49 CHILDREN 50C.
First Prize—Best dressed ladyv one-half ton Nankno
^^^ffi^^torgeWtacy
one-taUf to. of
Nanirno coal, by the Alaska Transfer-Company.
Secoh^. Pris»rBie$ gentiemaiky the largest
lam in Borg®? store,*? G«s Be^ & #
artee Cameron, t:.. ■ !
Moot Ordinal Lady—Ten dollar box of Candy by
kaShop. - • - ■ ‘ “
Best Clown, (Gentleman) Box of dgars, by Jacks
.>1 • te, m « A - * * - rilAeeM^AW kt*! J T.
The B€8t UIDwn\i>aayj —wwwiv *• —
Jltiiey DHvdr—An inner tube, by^L BBswOpGl
tttdnt Comical Lsdy,—Glass saladbowlby Bttrtwiarid
llivkinii Coroorifion.
months inevitable results In the yeart
opfrqtyos showing in the red. Figqyeir
on ih^fcems show that the
^--^nies have not dlttved
iume they moved id 1010
that they have realised
a greatly reduced revenue so neces
sary te make -yossible regular service.
Consequently they stand’to loseheavi
ly on the^yeajrfs operations insofar as
the salmon movement is concerned.
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The Aitees had a subtle poison
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which4 was said to destroy ^the mind,
but have almbat no effect on the body.
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