Seward Daily Gateway
Ol- SEWARI), ALASKA Kst ablished August 1 ft, 1904
Published Daily except Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Enter, d in the mmt office at Seward. Alaska, as second-class matter
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THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY IN ALASKA
UiCiO are a number ol government agencies
in Alaska which are aiding greatly in the steady devel
opment of the Territory ; slow progress but ever for
—f We have reference to the United States Geolo
gical Survey.
1 ogetiler with the road builders, we might add
iiit se departments are performing mighty labors of
which tiie layman hardly grasps. Its members have
penetrated every part of the Territory, into its hills
U’ 1 s, have explored portions of it where no
wliite man has gone before them, and have rendered
signal service to the country.
Ti,e > ■ A::'ts Of the investigations in Alaska by the
■Mingy ar, of the utmost importance in Alaska’s‘liter
mu ? ant: .-re classic in their own sphere. They hare
ou‘11 ol givci assistance not only to the prospectors
alm miners of Alaska, but to nearly every Alaskan
■Tavelei'.
i 1 •'0l- aon t Know Iii3 name or are in doubt e II
nil "prohi.”
iiieie are rich and producing gold mines on e\eh
corner oi Amska. Can any one doubt for a moment
*' ‘ ■ v;' aiUi placers are not between those cor
“** ‘' * piOopectoi^ in the iielo would find them.
, ^ve. -10ije att those Alaskans who are spending the
Vi0Ri'm the southlands, will tell the folks out there
1 ' ' ;/lm* ncxt winter. They haven't seen any thing
u nave never gumpsed Alaska’s winter mood.
, F:om lheO‘z® of the Congressional Record, after
•* p,s 0--an- is ueoi'cied in it, we infer there will
1 -'in fir-ioy-ieni among government printers.
h /y!bal'P,mii!inff operator passing through the
C ' 1 *-!‘e otiler day, remarked that If the In
•.‘■■fitoiis Had the coast rains, tliere would be no
1 P hf lfha"AlitCheS' ,fecords reveal coastal rainfall
*-c,cv^e.3 but ntde more than the inland area.
(;Tf°A>b,pk *'«tc>v.-av subscriber asks: ‘-What’s the
‘“‘I tn<r ,;et™. a fjord and a Ford?” We wish
SOiIie ot/iei‘ subscriber will write us their answer.
ue wonder if wi.cn the delegate charged the gov
llie ot“er da he had his head down.
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THE OPENING OF THE
Marathon Golf Greens
(Midget Indoor Golf Course)
ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 18th
In the Johansen Building
incoming locals
The incoming passenger list on
' | the SS Northwestern, other than
i the Seattle listing, previously
•j published included Mrs. E. Han
.; sen- A* H. Burton and Laura
Tharlucics from Juneau; Miss W.
j McCormack, A. H. Miller, N. A.
McEachcrn and Bob Lee from
Cordova.
SENTENCE LIGHTENED
I Eugene Henry, 19 year old Ne
jIndian, will not have to go
!t0 tlle penitentiary according to
| the Fairbanks News-Miner. Be
cause the youth has been in jail
since he was bound over to the
| grand jury last spring and be
jcause court wishes the boy
to have an opportunity to go
; straight, his offense was reduced
in the district court and Judge
Cecil H. Clegg sentenced him to
three months in the federal jail
at Fairbanks. Henry pleaded guilty
to stealing over $400 from a bus
iness house in Nenana. Most of
the money was subsequently re
covered.
Capt. Ed Jaqobsen is a visitor |
in the Port of Seward while his
gasboat. the ‘Bill/ is laying over j
for a few days.
MASTER’S LICENSE
Capt. Gregg Mangan, master of
the. United States Bureau of
I- is hen it's patrolship W id g e on ,
has been given a certificate as |
master and pilot of steam ves
sels up to 1,000 tons on inland I
waters and up to 500 tons in all
waters of Southeast Alaska.
E. G. Woltler, postal inspector,
was oniong those returning on
hie SS Northwestern from Seat
tle.
MAN tu ping
.Jack" Wiliams
ha. been missing from his resi
hi ; moos li’iin Craig ,
''u<yr T ° days be:ore Christmas1
iSd there ere 65 men from ' Kla- |
u ■K.;’ -1 c! Cra i:; out sea rch ino; for ]
ium in addition to the two boats
^rst /aut- by R. j. PeirU"ovsck and '
j ' 11 ; i mmert. rep *,■«.
'-.ii./: n Tribune. The United St H'o ■ j
On!iiaiaaioner at Craig ;|iso '"lent:
'• chtt loppipk ■far. 'Willama.
tjpOi
) wrier
aimed
jusirit.,
"• "W nm::;"T and
he .is Di. - .. - i, .
h? from Seattle on a
'cr several weeks.
E
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A hiker's
Air ted for
hon course
College rer r
sanks Ne;>:
alio A
nrse a
on ' no
TCOTpRSijSKS
•:-i. or 23 have, re
rk in the lining
i i c h op en e d' a t ' t h e
i sports; the Fair
nor. For those who
is the 'Fairbanks
ions to sav that
a from Aia lovage
to take a . shout
a number 13 will
prevail.
TfHP
no \r?
ajfuu ayna.otjt born,
i Cam became a royal
ib7S—.-Pair \ granted for tele- :
hones to Griv and Bell.
18/9 B. K. Bruse, negro' Sena
r from Mississippi, occupied
16 presiding officer’s chair.
1884 Ohio River rose 71 »4 feet ■
Cmcinnatti.
1j3*—Report denied Marathon !
ountain coyote hole struck
2n vein.
£3
New Spring Hart Schaffner &
afx Suit Samples at Greatly
educed Prices. Urbach & \«5lade
13
Paulsteiner’s
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Fresh, Frozen, Salt Fish
Ship Anywhere
John Paulste|ner, Prop.
Market Open at
10 a. m. to 1 p. m.-3-6 p, m.
Phones—
Adams 56 and Adams 14
L i B E R J Y_ "‘Th e'T T e"s "
ONE: SHOW _ 8 O'CLOCK
8 O’CLOCK
last showing op this fine program
“WOLF SONG”
aIso show S'011 one Of those 'Confessions of a
Chorus Girl’ comedies
Sunday
“TIGHT PLACES”
And a Reel of Fables
One Show
7:30 Sharp
Again we have one of the ever popular"
/.ane Grey westerns.
“AVALANCHE'
An Exciting Adventure Tale With
JACK HOLT
>n the star part, assisted by a special cast.
And we will give you one of those fine two-i
d.es of BOBBY VERNON-Aiso an I„kweU ,mp reel
and a Paramount News.
-reel come
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