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H. W. NAGLEY
General Merchandise
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ON TOLSTOI TRAIL
Branch Stores:
MeDOUGALL
TALKEETXA |
Wood Undertaking Co..
Fl'.VEKAIi DIRECTORS
I.HKNKKD KMBALMKRK
Anchorage Matanu&ka
QUINN BOARDING
HOUSE.
Board by the Day or Week.
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SERVICE BARBER |
SHOP.
ROBAKTS BUILDING S
Shampooing and Face Massage l
A Specialty.
Steamship Mariposa sailed wes'
from Cordova at 4 o'clock vesterdaj
afternoon.
S. Babler. government employee, it
registered at the Crescent from Pot
ter creek.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guile
will give a May Day dance Saturday
April 28.
Ten new names were added to the
military company roll at the Sour
dough club meeting last night.
Mayor J. G. Watts left on this morn
ing's tram for Wassilla to look aftei
the needs of the town, over which he
has jurisdiction.
The T. and T. department has al
ready installed additional lights on
the government docks, marine ways
and the city freight shed.
Clint W. Hall, a freighter in the
Willow creek district, is registered at
the Crescent and will be in Anchor
age several days on business with
the city merchant.-.
Hermann Gentsch was a passenger
on the morning Sourdough for points
up the line, where he will be gone for
several days in the interest of Z. J.
Loussac.
The day of the dog and sled is
about done for this season. Fourth
avenue is practically useless for sled
ding and the snow on the side streets
is melting fast.
The patriotic program at the Sour
dough club's meeting last night drew
well. Several local orators made pat
riotic speeches that were well received.
The usual social dance followed the
program.
Richard \\ Hart, formerly connect
ed with the government work at Pan
ama, arrived on the S. S. Alaska to
accept an important position in the
accounting department of the Alas
kan Engineering commission.
Fifteen members attended the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the
Frisco Cafe yesterday noon and much
good resulted from the noonday meet
ing. The idea is meeting with the ap
proval of the members and will be a
future feature of the organization.
I,. C. McCoy has resigned from the
position of superintendent of the B.
and B. department of the Alaskan
Engineering commission to Koadmas
ter C. G. Jones who at present has
charge of all building construction in
the district.
The S. S. Mariposa is due to arrive
in Seward at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
There is some dissension in the
ranks of the I.abor Union in regard to
the new manager of the organization.
The matter will be decided tonight and
it is reliably understood that Wm.
Bunting is the favorite candidate.
An effort is being made to have the
Alaskan Kngineering commission put
in a telephone line from Wassilla to
Mile .‘iJ32 on the Knik-Willow creek
wagon road, taking in all of the road
houses and camps in between. Mile
1 '2 is the key point of the Willow
creek operators.
Jack Henry and M. L. Sullivan, of
Matanuska, are guests at the Cres
cent and will be in the city indefi
nitely. Henry and Sullivan were
both valuable men on the Farmers’
baseball team last season but at pres
ent are unattached and it is possible
they will sign up with the City team
under Manager Purvis.
Harry Schough, an old-timer in the
Willow creek district, is down for a
few days on business and is stopping
at the White House. Harry has been
handling a mail route for Colonel Re
veil this winter and will run a stage
and freight line from Wassilla to the
Willow creek mines this summer.
Dr. C. C. Benedict left Anchorage
this morning for a five days’ trip over
the main line of the government rail
road. In company with District En
gineer C. R. Breck, he will establish
new camps at intervals on the main
line as far as mile 174, and also in
spect the old camps en route.
Dr. J. B. Beeson has been promoted
to the position of chief surgeon of the
government hospital at Anchorage to
take the place of Dr. K. S. Reedy, r«
signed. The many friends of Di
Reedy in Anchorage will be glad t
learn that he will engage in privat
practice in this city and will later es
tablish offices as soon as desirabl
quarters can be obtained.
Master Roy Hemenway, who ha
been confined in the government hospi
tal for several days, has sufficient!;
recovered to be removed to the horn
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T
Hemenway, who reside on Eighth ave
nue. Master Roy will be able to star
to public school again next Monda
morning.
The T. and T. department announce
that another operator is on his way t<
Anchorage and upon his arrival th
telegraph office will be kept open con
tinuously.
Mrs. F. A. Ross and Master Fre<
have engaged passage on the Admira
Farragut. due to arrive in Anchoragi
late this afternoon. Mrs. Ross is con
valescing from a severe attack of th<
grippe and will spend the next few
months at her home in southern Cali
fomia for the benefit of her health.
The Friedly Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give a spring ba
zaar at the church tomorrow after
noon and evening. Aprons and fanc\
work will be sold, also a candy boot!
will be a feature. In the evening, be
ginning at 8 o’clock, a short progran
will be given, entitled the “Last Da\
of School.” Ice cream and cake wil
be served during the afternoon anc
evening. 7!li
Dr. W. A. Rystrom has securer
quarters for his dental parlors ovei
the Harmony theatre in the apace
formerly occupied by Sydney Lau
rence, the photographer. Dr. Rystrom
has brought complete and modem den
tal equipment and accessories with
him and intends to fit his parlors with
; the conveniences of modern dentistry
Dr. Rystrom announces his opening
for Friday morning. He has rented
a residence in Anchorage and his fam
ily will arrive from Valdez about the
’ first of May to make this city their fu
ture home.
We never sleep. North Pole bakery
Cooks’ and waiters’ coats and aprons
at C. Me Felix. 793
Cotton fell mattresses, bed springs
and linoleum, at Crocker’s. 459
Phone 43-Y for car, day or night.
Wood and coal a specialty. Universal
Taxi and Transfer. 126
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Department of the Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commit ion. Anchorage,
Alaska, April 5. 1917.—The following
method of levying general assessment
for maintenance of the townsite from
Sept 30. 1918, to March 31, 1917, and
also fi*nn -Marc h 31, 1917, to .Wept. 30,
1917, and all other general assessments
which may arlae prior to June 1st, 1918,
is hereby proposed and will be placed in
effect subject to changes which may be
considered just, as shown by objections
received. All sold town lots within the
townsite proper and the East Addition
will be divided into se\en districts as
follows District No. 1.—S. 4 Blocks
23 to 30 Inc.: N. 4 B. 38 to 45 inc.; Din
r l iet No. N Vi B. 36 to 28; S, Vi B.
38 t*» 41; N *2 49 to 55; E 4 B. 37, and
Dot 6. B 31, L. 1. B. 29, L. 6, B. 25 Dis
trict No. 3.—L. 4 to 9, B. 5; L. 1 to 3
and 10 to 12, Block 6; I. 4 to 6, B. 12; B.
13 to 19 entire; S. Vi B. 22: I. 6, B. 23;
N }{. 24; L. 2 to 6. B. 29;
N 4 B. 30; B. 31 except L 6; L 4 to
•> B. 32: K. 4 B. 36 and 57; \V. 4 B. 37,
S 4 B. 4.'.; B. 4 6. 4 7, 48, entire; S 4 B.
19 to 55; B. 56 entire; L. 1 to 3, B. 64;
Ix>t 1 to 3 and 10 to 12, B. 65; N. 4
B 66 to 72; District No. I.—L. 6 At 7,
B. 2; B. 3 A- 1 entfre; L. 1 to 3 and 10
to 12. B. 5; B. 21 entire; N 4 B. 22; N.
4 B. 23 except E. 6; L 4 to 7 B. 64; E.
4 to 9, B. 65; H. 4 B. 66 to 72; N. 4
B. 77 to 83; E. 1 to 3 and 10 to 12, B.
! 84 and 85; E 1 to 3. It. 86. N. 4 B 112
and 113; B. 114 to 117; S. 4 B. 118 Ac
119 District No. 5.—S. 4 B. 77 to 83;
L 4 to 9. B. 8 4 & 85; E 4 to 7. B. 86; E.
4 B. 93; B. 94 to 103 entire; all city
lots in East Addition. District No. 6.—
B. 75 and 76, and 104 to 11, inc., entire;
S. 4 B. 112 and 113; District No. 7. - All
olh»r Hold lots within townsite. As
sessments will be levied acording to the
following ratios against each sold lot
within the specified district, for each of
; the four items shown; Fire Protection:
Dis. No. 1- 10; Dis. No. 2- 6; Dis. No. 3
2; Dis. No. 4- 1. Sanitation: Dis. No.
1-6; Ins. No. 2- 3; Dis. No. 3- 2; Dis. No.
»- 2; Djh. No. 5- 1; Dis. No. 6- 1; Main
tenance of Streets Ik Alleys: Dis. No. 1
4; Ins. No 2- 4; Dis. No. 3- 3; Dis. No.
4- 3; Dis No 5- 2; Dis. No. 6- 2; Dis.
No. 7- 1.
General Office Expense: Dis. No. 1- 7;
Dis. No. 2- 6; Dis. No. 3- 5; Dis. No. 4
4; Dis. So. 2- 6; Dis. No. 3- 5; Dis. No. 4
4; Dis. No. 5- 3; Dis. No. 6- 2; Dis. No.
: 7- 1 Objections and suggestions In
j writing only will Is- received at this
office up to April 21, 1917. J. G. WATTS,
Townsite Manager. 771
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FREDERICK&NELSON
SEATTLE
Invite you to send to them for
such items in FURNITURE and
L)RY GOODS as cannot be readily
supplied by the merchants in your
own community
All such orders received by
FREDERICK & NELSON receive
the prompt, personal attention of
an expert shopper, end Parcel Post
shipments are sent POSTAGE
PAID to any point in Alaska.
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WASHINGTON.— Senator Cham
: berlain of Oregon will have it “all
t1
over” his colleagues in the matter of
instant attention and service favors
from the custodians of the senate
this winter. And it will be because
Joseph Fitzsimmons had great con
fidence in the militant senator’s poli
tical sagacity and judgment.
“Fitz,” who is assistant chief cus
todian of the upper body, in company
with John L. Sullivan of pugilist
fame, was watching the bulletin
boards in New York on the evening
of the presidenttial election. At mid
night, when it became apparent that
New York, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsyl
vania and Iowa had gone overwhelm
ingly for Hughes and the election of
the republican candidate seemed as
sured, the senate official and the ex
champion wandered into the demo
cratic national headquarters and read
a t. Ingram (filed early in the evening)
from Senator Chamberlain declaring
the west seemed unitedly and surely
for Wilson.
With a confidence built solely of the
message, “Fitz” and “John L.” im
mediately went forth and wagered on
the president $500 to $2,100 and $800
to $3,000 respectively. Ten days later
they collected, and now “Fitz” is
flashing his roll about the corridors of
the capitol and extolling the prophetic
powers of "his friend the senator from
Oregon.”
| 3 FOR 25 CENTS
Brown Wheat Straws. Robarts. 778
We never sieep. North Pole Bakery.
Fresh Nuts, Robarts. 778
Daily War Bulletins at Peterson’s.
Bank of Alaska |
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anchorage
HruifieU
An Institiition of Strength and <‘liaracter
CAPITAL $75,000.00
SITRPMJ8 $17,500.00
..ANDREW STEVENSON
Yirr-Prrnidrnt.ANDREW A. BENTON
( hulrmun Board of Director* . ZOHETH S. FREEMAN
SKAGWAY
V itf-Prwiilfnl—
W. H. Hillery
Ca-shlrr—
W. L. IJindsboroiiKh
Assistant I'-ashier—
GEORGE HUTH
anchorage
Vict'Prmidnit—
J. T. Wealermann
AKNiNtant Canhier—
M. Me Wan
WRANGELL
W. H. Warren
Assistant Cashier—
B. A. Ross
Charmed by Music
And Charmed
by the
In facl everybody is enjoying
our seleetion of the very latest
Kox trots and everything that
is now being played on Broad- '*» “
way. This music just arrived on last boat for our very high-class
Player Piano.
THE OYSTER GROTTO
KOSMOS & CO.
A HIGH-CLASS PLACE TO EAT FOR EVERYBODY
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Full Line of Plumbing Supplies, Pipes and Fittings.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS
T. W. KENNEDY,
E St. Bet. 3rd and 4th. Next to Hotel Anchorage
THE BON MARCHE!
Opp. Postoffice
OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF
Ladies’ Dresses and
Suits
THAT ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
CAN BE SEEN TODAY AT OUR WINDOWS — THEY ARE CERTAINLY
BEAUTIES. COME AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES. A BIG SHIPMENT
OF LADIES’ SPRING HATS WILL BE HERE IN A FEW DAYS. THESE
ARE PIPPINS. WAIT FOR THESE HATS!!!
Our Coats Are Coining
OUR HIGH-TONE SHOES WILL BE OPENED TOMORROW.
$50,000.00 WORTH OF NEW GOODS WILL BE OPENED THIS WEEK
AT OUR STORE.
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Opp. Postoffice