OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION MONUMENTS
The work of the Alaska Road Commission in building
shelter cabins along winter snow trails, are monuments
to that splendid Alaskan organization and were it known,
these same havens of refuge to those who make long dan
gerous “mushes’* throughout of the long winters, have
saved countless lifes. A place to remain overnight, or lon
ger should they wish to rest; dry, a roof overhead, and
warmth; only one who has travelled over the snow trails,
can appreciate the meaning of these few lines.
The misfortune which overtook Dolly Fisher, former
Seward resident, at Curry three days ago, resulted in the
loss of her right hand, has stunned her friends here.
Words fail to express their sympathy and everyone is
really sick over it.
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
Here is an extract from the report of the committee on
criminology of the American Bar association, which con
tains much food for thought: “The criminal class which
has developed to evade the prohibition law is engaging
in all manner of other crimes, and the protectors of the
crimirals have to protect them in their other crimes as
well. This brings on a general lawlessness, with killings,
robberies, and the rest, and with few arrests, few convic
tions and a rising distrust of the courts and officials
among the people.**
What*s the matter?
We haven’t heard much news from Dr. Coolidge’s war
in Nicaragua. Also, we haven’t heard much recently how
the “battle of Chicago” was coming along. • j
WELCOME TO OUR CITY!
In behalf of Seward citizens The Gateway extends to
the many visitors in the city, greetings and salutations.
This is sincere! Stay as long as your hearts desire.
b It is seldom Seward gets an opportunity to look her
visitors over, especially, during the summer season, so
fast are they hurried thru the city.
In all truthfullness your loss of time is our gain. With
the assistance of the elements Seward comes out on the
long end and Anchorage, where the handle is short.
—
A fly lit on the linotype operators nose today which is j
another reason to believe springtime will soon be with us.:
THEY HAVE OVERLOOKED KATALLA
For all Alaskans may know the Katalla Oil company
near Cordova may next be called to testify before the
Senate Oil Investigating Committee. Thus far it would
appear the committee have missed calling but few in an
endeavor to hang the Teapot scrimmage on someone's
dome.
Even though there is many a slip betwix the cup and
the lip yet the proposed Lowell Creek protection project,
seems absolutely assured for this summer.
Senator Reflin advises the Democrats to nominate a
strong western man for President and a strong southern
man for Vice-president. Now, who in the wrold' is he
thinking of as a candidate for Vice-president?
We do not read so much lately about the flapper. Has
she turned out to be a flop?
More than 100,000,000 rabbit skins were imported into
the United States during the past year. Which indicates
that more seal and sable coats are to be worn.
No X-rays will be needed to see thra-'a lot of, forth
coming political bunk.
Hill ALASKA
FISHERY REGULATIONS
I
j The regulations for the protection
i the fisheries of Alaska published
j in Department of Commerce Circular
No. 251, 14th edition, issued under
date of December 12, 1927, are hereby
amended by the following regulations:
Salmon fishery , Prince William
Sound area:—Regulation No. 10 (b)
is amended to read as follows: East
ern coast of Chenega Island from a
point one statute mile southward of
its northern extermity to a point one
statuit mile eastward of Chenega vil
lage.
Regulation No. 10 (d) as evoked.
Regulation No. 10 (g) is amended
to read as follows: Along the main
land eastward and northward from
the outermost extremity of Point Pel
dew to 60 degrees 51 minutes north
latitude.
Regulation No. 10 (j) is amended to
read as follows: From the north side
of the entrance to Sawmill Bay to a
point on the coast one statute mile
northeastward.
Regulation No. 10 (k) is amended
to read as follows: Southwest coast
of Bligh Island from 60 degrees 49
minutes north latitude to 146 degrees
44 minutes 20 seconds west longitude.
Regulation No. 10 (1) is amended
to read as follows: Within one-half
statute mile of the southwestern ex
tremity of Bidarka Point, and from a
point, on the west side of Landlocked
Bay at 60 degrees 49 minutes north
latitude to a point on the north shore
of Port Fidalko at 146 degrees 32 min
utes west longitude.
Regulation No. 10 (r) is amended
to read as follows: From a point on
the coast one statute mile northwest
ward of the light at Gravina Point to
a point on the coast two statute miles
northwestward of the light at Gravina
Point, making an open space of one
statute mile.
Regulation No. 10 (t) is amended
to/read as follows: From a point on
the coast two and one-half statute
miles north of Bear Cape to the light
at Johnstone Point, and from a point
at 60 degrees 28 Tninutes 30 seconds
north latitude, 146 degrees 32 minutes
west longitude, to a point opposite
Hawkin Island at 60 degrees 28 min
\
utes north latitude.
Regulation No. 10 (uL is amended
to read as follows: Within one-half
statute mile eastward of a toint on
the south side of Port Etches at 140 ;
degrees 40 minutes west longitude.
THE MERRY MAKERS”
"The Merry Makers” sounds good.
And it is good, upon good authority,
aside from that of Guy F. Cameron,
Seward visitor who, with Mrs Cam
eron, are spending their honeymoon
in Seward. “The Merry Makers” is
the name of Mr. Cameron’s orchestra
and comprising it’s members are such
well known folk as Dorothy Miller,
violin; Helen Welsh, piano; “Chick”
Knapp, drums and traps; Ed Baretto,
clarinet; “Vic” DiCarlo, cornet; and
Mr. Cameron, saxaphone and banjo.
TBI LITE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE— Victorola. Cost $125.00
will sell for $70.00. In good condi
tion. Enquire The Gateway.
You read it in The Gateway first.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex
celled.
. School supplies. Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
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