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Seward greatly and I certainly like
the spirit behind its making,,, ev
claimed the new executive. Somebodj
told him it was due to the efforts ol
H. V. Hoben, one of the business
men of Seward, who took a persona
interest in keeping the grass anc
flowers green. “Well, by the hclj
pink-toed prophet (or words to thai
effect because Lieutenant-Coiono:
Ohison earned his title driving tian
portaiion through war-ridden Frame)
I wish there were more like him.’
Turning to your qt'ivering chrome'*'r
ne exclaimed, “Oay I wonder if the?
could all get the same idea uoc
beauty up this city by removing
weeds and rubbish. Tell’em the rail
load wil appreciate it. You’re going
to have a fine city here someday.’
He was also speaking of the genera
appearance from the dock itself, be
cause he had already caught th<
beauty of Resurrection Bay and tH
possibilities of the surroundings.
“The new site of the depot will b(
in here,” he said, indicating a poin
approximately at the foot of Fiftl
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A/enue. “We can abut on Arcade
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that depot and grounds in keeping
with its surroundings.” The question
ol having a concrete walk on the
landward side leading from Fourth
avenue to the depot was immediately
vetoed in favor of having it on the
, otherside, below the park, with an
additional fill-in along the water
front, permitting a moving-out and
elevation of the tracks; a better
grade approaching to the dock will
also be among the new and many im
provements. A w<alk for pedestrians
aloD,g the dock approach is being
■ considered. Somebody suggested that
by taking a corner off the little park,
■ so and so could be accomplished.
. “Great guns no!” exclaimed the Col
; onel, reverting to the days of France,
“What do you think we’re here for,
; iO tear down or to build up?”
’ “I can’t give your newspaper any
[ real news at this time until I get
over the line. What do I know about
■ it until I see it beyond what they
s have been telling me down in Wash
ington? I want to go over it and
i]when I get back here soon I’ll give
: Seward a good visit. I am grateful
i to the citizens of Seward for asking
• me to dine with them but I’ve al
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Naturally, keen disapointment was j,
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I Mr. Ohlson, had to be foregone at j i
i this time owing to his desire to con- \ i
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