A1 Jones, Cook Inlet cannery
man, accompanied by Mrs. Jones,
sailed from Seattle Saturday af
ter spending the winter Outside.
C. F. Neville, well known Alas
kan mining man, is homeward
bound on the Steamer Alaska.
LEGAL NOTICE
KOFOSAL (A) FOR FISHTNC.
PRIVTT.EOFS ON THE MO
QUAWKTE RESERVATION
1. Spalpd bids will bp rerp'vpd ov
he undersigned up to and inchid
tng the 12th day of March lbop ai
.he liciir of 5 o’clock p. m. and then
publiciv opened at the office or
he District Superintendent. Bu
OTU ‘E ^1 _
ska, for the exclusive fishing priv
le?es on the IVInquawkie Reserva
tion for a period of one year, be
ginning with the date of accepl
anec or bid. The right to reject ail
ids is hereby reserved.
2. The bidder must agree to con
truct one hand or bcaeh trap, and
0 supply 25 king salmon gill nets
and 25 red salmon gill net for the
use of the natives on tin rcserva
ion. together with the ncee-saiy
♦lories anchors, scows, and other
♦ishin.g gear required.
3. The bidder shall also state top
price to be paid for king salmon
red saimor.. i .a,n salmon, pr.ik
ealmon and retie red salmon an
shall name a. i.Mi.nimn sum to t,e
guaranteed to the reservation and
hall furnish sun ty company bond i
n a sum not less than ha,COO for j
‘he faithful performance of the
contract to be entered into between i
he bidder and the reservation,!
a dr. ft of such proposed contract I
to be submitted with the bid. such j
ilvaft c* sucit contract to set forth i
• I early the terms and conditions I
ttpon which fishing shall be carricu
«n and the class and quantity of
the gear furnished.
be made cm the 10th day of July fo:
all fish caught up to and including
the 30th dav of June and for ai
fish caught thereafter on the loth
day of August; it being understood
ihat if flic Verne of the. fish taken j
‘••om 'he reservation shall at any i
(cme exceed Hie amount of th.- bend 1
gfifeii then settlement for sip !j t v ;
cess shall be made immediately up
on demand.
PROPOSAL B
1 rep ,sal B to read the same t.s
proposal A, except in paragraph
one Ins rt “for a period oi two |
t ear.1., instead of “one year’*. In '
paragraph two insert after “beach i
trap and one pile driven deep
vate>' trap.” ‘ ,
PROPOSAL C
Proposal C to read the same as
prot'osti B except in paraghaph 1,
insert “four years” instead of “two
years.”
Bids will lie received on each pro
posal separately.
E. J. BECK,
Dis'rict Superintendent, Central
District, Anchorage, Alaska.
February 15, 1929.
n:
GFNERKLMANAGER
IN TOWN POO W
Col. Otto P. Ohlson, general
manager of the Alaska Railroad,
returned to Seward last evening
from the mountain and Turnagain
Arm divisions where snow condi
tions have been far from good.
Colonel Ohlson had intended to
go to his Anchorage headquarters j
upon his departure from here a '■
few days ago but instead remain- j
ed with the rotary and snow i
crews at the scene of the various
slides.
Mrs. Ohlson arrived from An
chorage last evening on the reg
ular passenger train which was
held over a day on account of the j
delay in arrival of the S. S. Ala
meda from the south.
Colonel Ohlson’s car will be at
tached to the passenger upon de
parture which hour has been set
for tomorrow morning.
E. C. Oldfin, member of the Alas
ka Railroad headquarters staff
for many years, arrived in Seward
yesterday enroute to the States
where he will locate permanently.
I.FOCEWS. JOTT7’NAJ.S, INDEX- i
rn F",ES ETC. Schallcrt.r’s Alas - |
<n Shop.
SUNTRANA
HEALY RIVER COAL
(rood coal is a Itinilu
i
treasure:
Hui/itAere
andtfefjood
^ measure.
)
uont s experiment; buy coal that’s j
certain to please every member of
your household. We sell an honest j
ton of coal that will give your fur- i
nace less trouble and will give you j
more comfort than any fuel you i
ever spent your money for.
HILO L&iiML IB
n»’f ’’ni’Tt n
I . utvib
Tn' ri pip
SUPERIOR, Ariz., March 4, (IP)_
//ithin the next vear, according tc
Robert e. Tally, general manager
the United Verde Copper Co., wih
nave completed plans for the deep
ening of two of its main shafts
hem the present 3.000-foot level tc
>000 feet. It is the intention of
the company to deepen one of tilt
s.iaflt to 5.00 feet, connect up the
lower workings and raise to tin
nresent bottom of the other shaft
Shallow workings and steam .'how
projects of the property have bee.,
ibout completed
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Kennedy, for
mer residents of Seward who left
last fall for the Grays Harbor
country, are northbound on the S.
S. Alaska. Mrs. Kennedy is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Rahman, local residents.
Oldtimers claim the gale of last
night and today was the strong
est and coldest they recall during
the last five years.
NATIVE TO HANG
In sentencing Constantine Bea
rer to hang for the murder of Eg
latty Necetta, the Fairbanks court
;et the date of execution on May
13. The native will be held in cus
tody in the Fairbanks jail.
EULACHONS RUNNING
Eulachon, familiarly known as
hooligan,” are reported to be run
ling full blast. Each night sees
mthusiastic fishermen in hip
loots with a dip net and carbide
ight starting forth to catch a
aess of these appetizing little fish.
Briscet of beef, Spanish; 60c, at
he UNION CAFE tomorrow, Tues
lay. Watch for each day's special.
Hand -cotoi i
ures a S l\ ;;i V
PETEliSiiCR.G Siin; AES’.*
■‘K)TI1 OYSTEKa, PINT AND
iUART CANS, AT .UUt\\\ *
I \ WHINS COifi
REC0RD “AP” STAFF TO COVER INAUGURAL
lne largest Associated Press staff ever assigned for
such an occasion will cover Herbert Hoover's inaugura
tion today for readers of all Associated Press papers of
which the Seward Gateway is one. Byron Price (center),
chief of the Washington bureau, will write the principal
news story. L. A. Brophv (left) and James L. West (on
the rir"Hl are among the other star reporters who will
cover the event.
L. Seppalla, well-known Alaska
dog-musher and sweepstake racer,
is aboard the Steamer Alaska as
companied by Mrs. Seppala and
daughter. They are enroute to the
j Fairbanks derby.
CARL Zirss BINOCULARS AM'
jt lELD GLASSES. Scliallerer’s A'
jaska Shop.
I
•JlilllliMIIOIIIJuil.'i:.!;
COMMERCE
CIGAR
STORE
TOBACCO, CANDY, SOFT
DRINKS, CARDS, POOL
Across the street from the
Arcade Building
John Anderson, Prop.
Phone Adams 54
lillliminillllHIlint
Eastman Kodaks and supplies for
Ike professional or amateur photo
rrapher. SCIIALLERER’S ALASKA
HOP.
iiLAb^iritU AOvtliilSiN^
WANTED—Work by hour or day, ^1
General housework except cook
ing- also garden work. Phone
Madison IS) tor Sam, Japan*.**
boy
FOB SALE—Power boat “Alasco fS”
in seaworthy condition at Unga
station. The last of our powet
boats equipped with 40 h. p.
Onion gas engine; 17 tons gross.
5 tons net. Price $3,000. For par
ticulars apply to our agent Ed
Person, Onga, or Alaska Cod
fish Co. San Francisco. Also
have on sale hand dories and
power launches at very low
(trices.
RETAINS LOVE FOE SIMPLICITY
Mrs. Calvin Coolidffe