OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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“HITTING ON ALL SIX”
Now that lumber and other materials for the Lowell
Creek improvement are arriving, a decided spurt of acti
vities in all lines of business in the city wall be noted. This
$125,000 project wall be just getting away to a good start
when along will come the beginning of construction of
Seward’s new $50,000 school house. Though no official
announcement has yet been made, upon good authority
it is known that another large project running into the
thousand’s of dollars will be instituted within a few
weeks.
They just can’t hold a good town back !
The candidates will have their ears to the ground,
while the voters have theirs to the air.
Eliminate the miner and you set civilization back to
the dark ages. *
Kodiak bear are not dying out, says Chief Redington
the U. S. Biological Survey. Oh well!, we can’t have
everything we want. However, a scientific study might
be made by the bureau to find out why they don’t, and,
pending a report on the subject, a new regulation could be
-'Tv.neeu Empire).
* Shame on you, Juneau! Naughty! Naughty!
The new Republican treasurer is named Nutt, but
we’ll bet he isn’t one.
It should be a source of pride to the residents of Sew
ard in the knowledge that every glass of milk they drink
or use comes from cows which again, for the third year,
have passed a test 100 percent.
Some of these veins down Nuka Bay and up at Moose
Pass are as plain as a layer of chocolate in a cake.
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The American peanut crop comes principally from
four Southern States, but the crop of peanut politicans is
not restricted to any particular section.
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With a uniform flavor and strength that meets
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quality is real economy in the highest form.
DISCOVERER ARRIVES
PORT FROM WINS
Better late than never exclaim 3^
f ¥
Capt. Ileinie Berger, of the M. S.
Discoverer, as he stepped onto the
dock this morning which marked
the completion of a delayed trip' to
Cook Inlet ports, Iliamna and An
ichorpge, after being held up at Port
Graham for a few days on account
of engine difficulties.
But he is wasting no time for
s1 fitly after t lie arrival of the S. S. j
Masha from Seattle, tomorrow morn-!
h.g Captain Berger departs again'
for the round trip.
Incoming passengers on the Dis-1
coverer were C. M. Witt, Herb Ia
giefield and W. R. Rooney from
Bristol Bay; Alex Bolem from Ilian1,-'
na; Douglas Austin, from Iliamna, j
Far! Mount and Mr. and Mrs Reed
from Nil's Bay
Due to the heavy downpours it is
noted the cows have put on their
raincoats.
Another unit of the Fairbanks Ex
ploration company’s program passed
from the construction to the mining
stage last Saturday, when the Cleary
(veek dredge, second of three dred
ges to be placed in operation this
summer, had its first test in dig
ging.
MAY REOPEN MINE
Prospects for the resumption of
work at the Jualin-Berners Min
ing company property, at Jualin
this season, are favorable, accord
ing to Jean Vanophem, general
manager, who arrived in Juneau re
cently. Mr. Vanophem left for the
mine for the purpose of making an
examination, prior to reopening on
a tig scale.
Seattle ice cream and fresh
candies at Sylvia’s.
DANCE
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