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The PS Victoria, of the Alaska
Steamship Company, which arrived
:n Seward early Wednesday morn
ing from the South, departed yes
terday for Seattle and wayports
with a fair listing of passengers
Passengers for Seattle were E.
Jacobsen, H. L, Reed, Andrew Le
lande, Alice N. Crocker, A. M. Crock
er, H. F. Byram, Earl Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Holden, Thomas
Burns, J. D. Bonham. F- H. Kline,
Mrs. Kosko I). Winter.
For Cordova — Henry Lucas, O.
Monsen, J. Petrie
For Valdez—A. R. Roberts.
For Juneau Alfred Anderson. R.
E- Laurence, Magnus Nelson.
Fur is returning to the Ruby dis
trict, reports the Fairbanks News
Miner The mink catch todate ex
< eecLs the entire catch of last year.
Muskrats are increasing:.
Norman Edward, forest ranger,
.has returned to the city from the
Girdwood area of the Chugach
National Forest.
In 1892 the Independence Mine
: t Cripple Creek. Colo., was offered
for sale at S100.000; it was sold in
] 898 for $10,000,000.
Louis Rocenthall, one of the pio
neers of Valdez, and for many
years a resident of La Porte, Ind.,
recently passed away in the latter
city, reports the Valdez Miner.
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Kohler Light Plants
Factory prices phis Freight
Complete stock Firearms and
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Avoid the hazards of long
distance shipment. Rocky
Mt. strain Muskrats: $50.00
per dozen mill run, crated
at Whale Island, Alaska.
KLANER & PARKER
Afognak, Alaska.
| IT THE HOTELS
! SEWARD— C. S. Howard, Anchor -
i age; Mrs. C. Conbret, Curry; C. A.
; Betchel, Cordova; Mr. and Mi's. A.
R. Aster, Indian; Mike Deegan, J.
1 W. Bowman.
! VAN GILDER—W S. Jones, An
ichorage; C. H. Holmes, Anchorage;
B. C Elmes, Anchorage,
j OVERLAND—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
j Burkett, D. S. Kittner, George Light,
I Leon M. Settem, Harold Kennedy.
BUSINESS TRIP
Having heard of plans to salvage
the assets of a Seattle building and
I loan association which failed re
j ccntly, Andrew Lelande, Interior
! resident, arrived in Seward on last
! evening’s train to make connection
with the SS Victoria. Mr. Lelande
is understood to have a good
j amount invested in the association.
Mr. Lelande has been with the
! Lucky Shot mine in the Willow
■ Creek district.
I0TITI1 TICKER TO
RE iraCEB SE1PI
Although little has been said,
Seward will soon blossom out with
a stock exchange with a quotation
ticker just like that in the New
York market. And that’s not all,
as there will be a hilarious tale of
action woven around the above
ticker and its attendant stock
brokers.
Seward will find its stock ex
change in the three-act play,
“Nothing But the Truth,” which is
being presented Saturday at 81
o’clock in the Seward school audi
torium by the Little Theatre Club.
The cast in the play has spent a
number of weeks rehearsing under j
the direction of Miss Dorothy Hill.
The play was to have been shown !
at an earlier date but because the j
stage manager for the production;
was absent with the Seward bas- ;
ketball team in Fairbanks recently, |
i the presentation was postponed.
The Little Theatre Club assures j
1 the local public that with its re- j
cently constructed stage in the j
| school auditorium that the Seward
! public will enjoy an ecellent play
with good stage settings.
i
FORT IF MISSING MEN
! An inquiry has been received
! concerning the whereabouts of
| Fred Hendryx, who left Mexico for
| Ala.ska about 25 years ago. He has !
| bluish-gray eyes; large build; is,
j now about 45 years of age.
Anyone having any information ;
| about the above person, please
• communicate with the Governor’s
'office, Juneau, Alaska.
CARSON CITY, Nev., Feb- 10, (/P) j
j—Being the only state capital in
J the country without a movie thea
j ter doesn’t appeal to Carson City.
A new show house for Nevada’s
I capital city has been discussed re
|; gularly since the old opera house
| i burned down several years ago. Af
i! ter long discussion a proposal to
!! form a stock company to erect a
| theater has been broached.
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Reports from the Westward fur
!, bearing regions are all the same,
! | almost nill.
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS
of ALASKA
BASES AT VALDEZ. ANCHORAGE and FAIRBANKS
Operating AH Cabin Planes To All Points In
Alaska, Maintaining Weekly Scheduled
Operation To Kuskokwim Points
Main Office Anchorage, Alaska
The Alaska Railroad
(Aft. McKinley Karl: Route)
TRAINS ARRIVE ‘ TRAINS DEPART
Each Tuesday 6:30 p. m. Each Wednesday 7:30 a# m.
Fairbanks and way points.
Mixed train from Anchorage and intermediate points ar
rives each Sunday, p. m.
Mixed train for Anchorage and intermediate points leaves
not earlier than 10:00 a. m. each Wednesday.
Mixed train carries a coach and handle* pnmnger*
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