SEEKING CAPITAL .
Algot Norberg, one of the direct
ors of the Eva Creek Mining Com
pany, in the Fairbanks district,
is a Seward visitor in an endeavor
to interest a few local people to
invest in the property for which
Dean Ernest Patty of the Alaska
College, is the consulting engineer.
Mr. Patty went out on the last
steamer to purchase a mill. A full
account of the property will be
published in tomorrow’s issue. Mr.
Norberg is making the Seward Ho
tel his headquarters.
“The Majestic.” last word in mo
dern refrigeration, at Brown 6.
Hawkins.
11 THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—J. H. Wing.
SEWARD—Joe Barry, Mrs. Jake
Angels, August Narbury, A. L. Le
coump.
OVERLAND—E. M. Lund.
GILLILAND—I. S. Thomasson.
Boats in port today were the B.
F. M., SS. Akutan, and the Marian.
Mrs. Harry Porter, wife of the
well known Anchorage athlete and
railroader, and baby arrvied in
Seward last evening for a ‘brief I
visit.
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ins DISHERE1 IN
INIjUT OF FOOT
Capt. Heinie Berger, owner and
master of the mail boat MS Dis
coverer, arrived in port Wednes
day afternoon from Cook Inlet
arid early in the evening left on
the return voyage.
Joe Berry, fisherman and trap
per of Iliamna was the sole in
coming passenger and Luke El
well, the lone reservation west
bound. Elwell is going to Kusilof
where he will join an Alaska Guide
party. Berry plans to remain in
Seward until fall.
Captain Berger said he would
leave Seward August 25 for the
Westward on the next sailing.
TO VISIT GRAVE OF BROTHER
For the purpose of visiting the
grave of their brother, E. G. Wetz
ler, postal inspector for years in
this area, who passed away sev
eral months ago, C. S. Wetzler, a
brother ,and Miss A. E. Wetzler,
sister, will arrive in Seward on
the SS Yukon. It is understood
they will remain in the city for a
week.
SS YUKON TONNAGE
A total of 505 tons of general |
cargo will be discharged from the
SS Yukon upon arrival at the
Port of Seward. This cargo con
sists of 52 tons for Seward proper
and 453 for Alaska Railroad points,
and includes several cars of switch
ties and lumber for various points
along the line.
NEGRO WINS KNOCKOUT
NEW YORK, Aug. 6. (,T>)—Young
Harry Wills, San Diega negro,
knocked out Tony Ross. New York
middleweight, in the first round
of an eight-round bout at Star
light Park.
PHOTO FINISHING—ENLARGING
Ten hour service. Rolls of film
brought in before 10 a. m. out at
8 p. m. same day. ALASKA SHOP.
EXPLORER DUE TODAY
Father Bernard Hubbard, the *
“Glacier Priest,” returned to An- '
chorage a few days ago from a -
flying trip to Holy Cross and .
Wednesday evening, last night, j
presented moving pictures of his
last season’s Westward explora- '
tions. The noted Santa Clara 1
University geologist professor is
due to arrive in Seward this eve
ning. No word has been received
from him regarding lecturing and
exhibiting the pictures here though
he had intended to do so if time
permitted.
Don’t miss .the “Talkies!”
F. R. WadJeigh, Department of;
[nterior coal authority, who is.
conducting a series of tests ot
\laska coal, accompanied by hiis
issistant, Maurice L. Sharp, whft
s one of Anchorage’s leading thes
Dians, arrived on- Wednesday’*
nixed train from Anchorage.
Have you Heard he new “OKEH "
records at Sylvia’s. They are wort.
Jerful.
The best ice cream yet! HOR
LUCK’S Danish Ice Cream.Candv
Cottage, sole Seward agent.
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