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SH1NGT0N OBSERVER OIF!
IMS OF PROPOSER
III!!ML I By
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its column entitled “From kura.
Window in Washington,” the
,tle Times has this to say re
iing the proposed Seward
norial:
Relieving that Seward, Alaska
,he most fitting place in all
?rica to honor the name and
e of William H, Seward,
>se foresight is responsible
the purchase of Alaska from
sia, Senator Copeland of New
k has introduced a bill to
horize the appropriation of
),000 for a monument at Sew
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n the days of 1868 the Alaska
chase was called ‘Seward’s
y,’ and declared worthless
the opposition in Congress
ch sought to prevent the ap
priation for payment of $7,
000 for ‘ice and rocks.’ Last
r the imports and exports
e more than $101,000,000 and
fisehry products, not includ
the seals, were valued at
,000,000. In 50 years the min
production has aggregated
5,000,000.
Under the Copeland bill an
Dosing and carefully designed
morial to Secretary Seward
uld be erected at some point
or near the town that bears
name the plans subject to
proval by the National Fine
ts Commission.”
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teresting broadcast from sta
>n UMAL,
s topic was
als and Fisheries.’
Washington,
‘Alaska,
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Nomination of Mrs. Josephine
Spicket for postmaster at Ju
■au has been confirmed by the
nate, reports the Empire. The
jpointment is her second four
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ILst is able to tell approxi
' time during early morning
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; has found that the chaffinch
s in about half past 1 o'clock
met mornings, and the back
calls an hour later with a song
that of a nightingale but
ter. Between half past two and
'clock, the quail call while
hedge sparrows are heard
it half an hour later. The
kbirds are next.
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tion of telephone operator (NOI
he Capitol building at Juneau, the
>rts the Empire. Send ap- j the
ations to the Seattle office dec*
January 23. Entrance salary jail
be $1,260 ranging to $1,620 ! the
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>t of Chichigof, and to have
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THE PROBATE COURT FOR
ilF. ItKKllUlU ur AliAiS
A, THIRD DIVISION’, SEW
RD PRECINCT, AT SEWARD.
1 the Matter of the Estate of
RTTN S. BANBURY, Deceased
Notice to Creditors
riCE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
undersigned. Executrix of
Estate of Martin S. Banbury,
eased, to the creditors of, and
persons having claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit
m. with the necessary vouch
, within six months after the
»t publication of this notice,
the said Executrix, at her
idence, in the Town of Seward,
■ska, being on Adams Street,
tr Second Avenue, in said
wn, the same being the place
business for transaction for
d estate.
>ated, Seward, Alaska, this
h day of December, 1930.
Emma M. Banbury,
Executrix of the Estate of
Martin S. Banbury, Deceas
ed.
First Publication December 20,
10, Last Publication January 17,
11.
Publication dates: Dec. 20, 27,
30; Jan. 3, 10, 17, 1931.
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