ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS
Up until 2 o’clock Monday after
noon 48 pupils enrolled in the
Seward high school comprising the
greater proportion; a complete
check of all students, both in the
grammar grades and in the high
school, will probably show a larg
er enrollment than last year.
The faculty for the grades and
high school are as follows:
Grades
First and Second Grades, Miss
Louise Painter.
Third and Fourth Grades, Miss
Verna Wheeler.
Fifth and Sixth Grades, Miss
Louise Sears.
Seventh and Eighth Grades, R.
G. White.
High School
Mrs. C. E. Anderson: English II,
III, IV; Latin I and II.
Miss Edith Keammer: World His
tory, u. S. History, Economics,
Physics, and Biology.
Miss Hope Hennessey: English I,
Domestic Science I and II, Study.
Miss Sylvia Erdman: Typing,
Bookkeeping, Biology.
1 Mr. V. H. DeBolt: Geometry and
Algebra.
There may be some more sub
jects added and changed around
later, Superintendent DeBolt said.
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GRMGIE CHEEK PROSPECT
EOOKS VERY PROMISING
Confident that he has picked up
an extension of the Ready Bul
lion lead on Craigie Creek, Jess
Garver, well known oldtimer of
the Anchorage district, has put
in a season of hard work on his
prospect and he is confident that
he will strike pay ore within a
few feet, says the Anchorage
Times.
The Garver prospect, unlike the
other lode properties on Craigie,
is close to the creek, well out
toward the center of the valley,
and its development involves sink
ing rather than tunneling. In
I fact, in order to carry on his
i prospecting work, it was neces
sary for the oldtimer to run a
cut for a distance of 90 feet in
order to dispose of the surface
water, and that was no small un
dertaking in view of the fact that j
Mr. Garver was unaided in his I
work. He encountered large boul
ders, one of them weighing at least
20 tons, which it was necessary
’to dispose of by bulldozing and
dragging out of the cut.
The upper end of the cut is
about 25 feet below the surface
and it is there that Mr. Garver
will start sinking his shaft, con
fident that he will not have to
go more than a few feet to get
j into the pay dirt.
Don’t miss the “Tallies!”
TO CONVERT WHALER
To be converted into a towboat
the old whaler St. Lawrence was
moved from Victoria to Vancou
ver, B. C., where the necessary
work will be done. The St. Law
rence formerly engaged in whal
ing in North Pacific waters but
has been idle at Victoria for sev
eral years. She was built at Oslo,
Norway, in 1902. Her sister, ship,
the Orion, was remodeled into a
fireboat to protect Vancouver’s
waterfront, some time ago.
If you haven’t tried HORLUCK’S
Danish Ice Cream you have missed
something good. Sold only at the
Candy Cottage.
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