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KODIAK GOAL
OF HUNTERS ON
LONG VOYAGEj
Cordova, May $>.—After a two-day
stay L. L#. Wakefield and L. !-• t>ini,r
ham of Juneau, sailed for toward Tues
day in their tfas boat Lo/ier. A hoy
are on their way to Kodiak on a hunt
ing trip. Their little vessel is only
*JS feet Ion*: and has but a live hotse
jvjwer engine, sv» that crossing tbe Lout
of Alaska was quite a feat, and possi
bly established a record Tor the small
est launch On the l*Oth they ran into
heuv \ weather and the seasrolled over
the craft and made the trip anythin::
but pleasant. They camped at Kn*: f^h
nay last Wednesday nitfht. an*;.mi
from 1‘ape 1 linehinbrook. They report
■hat i apt a m Warner ami his crew
navi had had weather for the p ist
r acli pro r*
\ erm . i . S. i * May *J > June «* h,
lui* been t U by live staU'U^l'iCliltUI’Ui
depat • r? < :t* **: - t !
are urjit to remove ai nut e birds
from the ’ ok* or tl * u y and k« **p
them in *• pat ate pen* tint
St a’ ;>t ie* v> •’ : e . l»y t h* «.ei»:»rtnu nt,
show t : t! ’!!* *f ate *' Mliuio * ol
dollar* la>t year in tim mnovper pro* _
auction i t e«r^* for the ii arkv . I‘« '*'*
tile e o it - spoil in a very *-» >rt time,
even in eo'd >t >ra_re.
I should woiry. Chicken dinner
tvery day and short orders at ail
hours at Commerce Cate
E. l.e\in. l*rop
Try i ur in w line of IQS Mot te I’re
»erve*, i! f.r *1. Urowr. A Ilawktns,
Qua ry t
$75,000 BLAZE j
AT STEWART
Prince Uupert* B. t May 29. Hre j
practicallv devastated Slew hi t, IT.
a camp in the center of t he 1 ortlanii
caual mining district; forty miles north
of here, causing a loss of $7o,tMK). The
best buildings were destroyed.
The blaze started from an unknown
cause in the Northern hotel at 2:30
o’clock. The Belmont block, next
door, soon caught, and the ollices of
the Stewart Trust company, the gov
ernment telegraph ottice amt tin' 1 oit*
tund Canal Miner wen* burned.
(Teorge A. Clothier’s assay ottice was
dynamited to stop the tire there, and
tin citizens cheeked the llames at the
Mocha cafe.
Mi>. Percy F. C.odenrath, wife of
• * coi’<»t* of t he M ini r, a former resi*
>, ntle. had a narrow escape.
I' d* May 1*.'. TIh* old notes
,it, . other secur'die> held on the re
pp \ > * tin* defunct Wushin^ton
\ ask i o-i’ k art* to he *«>!d at auction
juA i*. A rival deal of interest is cur
rrr • m re the sad*. « »IH‘ oi the notes
♦ lV no put up foi sale is a note for
14 .. . .i U\ Marshal Krwin. I>ur
jni* ;x recent trial of the directors u
w ,>s test died that the hank never
attempted to collect the note from
Kru cause he said he could not pay
j*% a; ., was d* video not to enforce
co. It ct a n.
Wan'-,; To rent a i^ood piano. Ap
ply da!* way otlice.
KaV Vii idit! ami John lowness re
1,, rt V' it tie* s* ckeye salmon art* be
.Omni : to run. Thev brought in a
i ic* •* •* catch of tish weiirhin*: from
s jo * * :s for tin* ( arsten packing
company.
Outfit at Knik
For Willow Creek and
Nelchina Districts
You can get just what you will need on the ground
at Prices that will 5ave Y6u Money.
Groceries, Supplies, Boots, Shoes
Shoe Pacs, Horse feed
Hardware... Mining Supplies
GEO. PALMER S
KNIK, ALASKA
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular House In Town
(iooil Accommodation. lirst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
Tarps, Rugs, Fte.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourty Ave
Open a
Savings Account
With us today We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on 5aviii£S Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward
TIDAL WAVE
SCENES TO BE
SHOWN HERE
View* taken in South America, Eu
rope ami in many parts of the United
States will be shown in Bathe's week
ly at the Seward, Saturday night.
Among t lit* interesting scenes will be
pictures of destruction by a tidal wave
atltiode Janeiro, Brazil: the launch
ing of an Italian battleship which was
witnesses by the King and (Jueen, and
‘the sport of aeto-autoniobiling in
Erance. A picture from New York
shows the great siilTrage parade of
;; > ooo enthusiasts. Mutt and .letT at
their best, complete It e reel.
Ollier haliiro of the show include
“Hi*, Children" a love story by the
I jubin actors, “The Soul of Jim <I rant",
ini(1 I* iison 111"ima and an Essanay
coined v »• i;* ; i 1 • li ’ I 11e Di »*co very .
'Piicre wili t»•' two show*, Saturday
nigh'* The tips’ s’arting at 7:4b and
t tie second nt**1: i**.
Just r**c *ived » u -w line of Building
paper, Koofm Tarred fob, Deadening
felt and Beaver !m»:,i\1. Brown A il.iw
kit s Hardware Deo*. Quality tirst.
Bring your jab ni ini mg to the Date
way. \Ye c.iu do it r*gbt.
Bong distance telephone booth at the
Branch.
Public St en ographer
Typewriting: Neatly Done
Legal Forms
Mining Korins, Ktc.
MISS K ATM EHYNI: McKI:AN
Hotel Seward
in i tymtiimy
lh.<l tlllllll Is Selling
Shoes of Ml hinds
Priies $1.30 to $8.50 per pair
Shirts All hinds and Weiqhts
Price 30( to $0.00
Best Quality Corduroy Pants
$3.30 to S4..00
Dux Bah Pants $3.50 per Pair
Dux Bah Coats $0.00
f ilson’s Cruiser Shirts
$5.00 and $0.00 each
Shipress Boots and Shoes
$0.00 to $12.50 per pair
The White Ones.
Mackinaw Coats
$2.00 to $13.00 each
Hoolen and Cotton Sotks
15c to $1.25 per pair
THE MINERS’ STORE
fRANK J. COTTER. Prop.
PHONE ADAMS 119
Don't bo afraid to phone and
remember the Parcel Post.
If YOU
Want
To Know
Call at
the
i
ALASKA
INFORMATION
BLiRTAl
t. 0. SAWYER. JR.. Manager
I Call al Office (iateway
Phone Main I0!>
1
facts and figures supplied on
i land, Mining and Business
Opportunities.
I _
I
Detailed reports on investment
propositions our specialty. j
*
Serial No. 01663
Additional Entry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United State** Land Office, Juneau. Alaska,
May 9. 1914.
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of
Kdwin I). McKenney. Janies Hall and Jacob
May. being entitled to the benefits of section
2306 of the revised statutes of the United
States granting additional lands to soldiers and
sailors who served in the Rebellion, does here
by apply to enter United States Survey No
825, situate at Cannery Cove. Olga Hay. Kodiak
Island. District of Alaska, and more purlieu
larly|describedfns follows:
Commencing at cor. No. 1. being identical
with cor. No. 3 of Survey No. 45. and whence
IT, S. L. M. Survey 299 bears s 66 deg, <H ruin,
e. 54.70 chs, and me cor. No. 3. Survey 299.
bear* s H9 deg. 51 min. e 34 52 chs. and sw
cor. of water tank bears n 35 deg. 51 min. «3.3#
chs; thence n 6chs. to cor. No. 2. whence point
of land in bay bears s 57 deg. oh min. e; thence
w 6,23 chs, to cor. No. 3: thence s Ochs, tocor.
No. I. whence point of the land in bay boars *»
00 deg. 32 min. e. and them e e 6.23 chs. to cor.
No, I and place of beginning.
Area 3.71 acres. Variation 23 deg. 30 min. e.
as additional (a) to Hoim-sb ad No. 1171 made
August 2. 1X73 by Kdwin I). McKenney, at
brand Island, Nebraska lard office for lots
2 and .‘hand sw quarter of the no quarter of
sec. 22. township 20 n. range i5w coma iuin: 13x
acres: and bused upon tlie service of Kdwin l>
I McKerne\ in the Army during the < ivil War
trom October 10 lWit to July 21 IX .5 in Com
oan\ II”. 15th IP ■■■ itie ot ! r.\a In! i■ ’ i • A o ui;
leers; (l>) to Hoinc*-'' ad NPi. I7JI. mad' Nov
16. 1S65 by Janies Hull, nt I s* »■ n v s 11 • Missouri,
land office, for 'he n ball' ot lot*- I and 2 in sw
quarter ot see. 21 :n tow ti'ldp 36, range p>, con
taining M,31 acre - arid has I upon ibe service
of James Hail in the Army duriie the c vil
War bom Nov. 1, 1>to,bine 13. 1 ’*•75. in ( on
pat i \ ’ I > '. lit h If i men t t lava:
A olunteers; aril <c) Ibum ■•te.:>' N<*. 3fc.*,2. made
January 3 Iv.'! hv ,!:nv i ,V p\ at lionton,
51 i s «ir i. laid oh ge. b • •' s w i. e., i‘t * ■ r d the -*•
• narti l* and tin* s ba f of ;..fs 1 and 2 sn qtnr
tel -i • 35. tow?'-.I |*3! n. r. ’ ' * . eon t; I; I
!.!*. ecu s; and b?i-**d rp**li . I • \ < *.f .1.>«*• * »
Max in the Arm • dutvi;: b i *■ ’ Wat f; * ft
1 let *7 !*-'■; !** i b • |wn». i' 1 ■ tnp.i* >
17t h lb- ti *u ? Missouri A’ou: m. at I ? rat''
I rrei t • » «.»i,p i: ”C . ' ’ iP .n"*i t. M
- on ri A'ol mii i eers. I, i ’. 57 di _• CJ nun ot *i curd-*
II I ,org. 151 '!' g. o:{ mi?, .?.
N it ice is he|*eb y given aa' tltiV at • Sll* per
i som*. rkotnitig au\ po ■ on o| be ;. mve de
scribed land arc reqn;reiI to tiV a i•!< ' * s* lim
ing l> ‘period «d pub cati *i oi thtrtv da
| ihereafter, in nceordai ce with lav., with tie
Register ami Receiver of the Cnited States
Laud t mice at Juneau, \!:» dot.
ALASKA PACKKRs '>><!• I A’f'loN
IJ.\ Hi nr.a II'"bin!.f.t I't• idem.
Address; San Kranc *cn, < at
Notice of fheabii\»» ; ;-piic.’d J»n ^ !l be pub
lished in t he Seward I);. I.v «iatewav. printed at
Seward Alaska, which I hereby he-. .'tide as
the newsjijq• r published m-iipst the land a|>
plied lor iti mid applie itio*t.
c '5 W ALK KR lb ter.
United S' i' •* * .. i al < mice.
Juneau. Alaska.
Serial No. 0 ? 004.
Additional S-ntry
Under Section 2306 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
Al'FLK’ATb »N.
I'r.States Land <Mllce. Juneau. Alaska.'
Mat 9. 11*11.
Alaska Fuckers Association, as- t;*»* of
!’ >. WtiittM v, b* ng **nt it • ■d to »!»#• in-m-ht' ,,j
section SUM* of the p-vi-cd statutes i>t the
I’nited sta’es gran: it. g additional mud* *o
soldiers and sailors who served in Hi** IP
Itcllioii doeshe|**iiv applv to eiite'1 i he I nite(|
States Surve\ No. 299. sit uate one qua*"er <d a
mile east of s-urv»\v 15. t anner.v * «»v< , toga Hay
Kodiak Islai.d I) stpcl \hiska. and more
pa rt iet !ai iv deserihedasto'kiWs
• i 'in up'being at me cor. No. l, si unite on the
shore line ot • 'annerv t’ow, u a l hr.. whence
point of iand m hay hears > dc, Jo m;t;.w,
,u.d r. S L. M Survey 2.1'.* hears :i t'.'•* .
min. vv. 1.31 ehs. and witness coi I’eaisn o .N
c 11s thence n 21 :*1 dp to cor No 2: thence v\
ls.TTchs. totnccor. N >. 3; ... ol S ir- i
vev 15 hears n >9 deg 51 min. w 31 52 elis and
se c««r. winch-house bears n 22 deg. 3drnIn w
0.77 elis., and witness cor. hears 0.71 ehs.
t hence meandering along the shore dneof can
nery ("ove. olga Hay.
1. South 115 deg. 52 min. east. 3 r,| chains.
2. Soulh 26deg. 37 min. east, l.M chains;
3. South 31 deg. ti min. east. 9.60chains;
1. South 29 deg. 21 min. east. 8.72 chains;
5. South 37 deg. 47 min. east, 3 si chains;
6. South 54 deg. 52 min east. 2.07 chains:
7. South M deg. 20 min. cast. 2.53 chums to
cor No. l and the place of begin!
A tea 27 36 acres. Variation 23 deg. 3o min. e.
as additional to homestead No. 266 made Sept.
29. 1X71 by F S. Whitney at Fort Dodge. Iowa
land office, for the n half of nw quarter, sec. 4.
township No. 90. range 19 w. containing 132.16
acres; and based upon the service of Ferdinand
S. Whitney in the Army during the Civil War
from Feb. 13. 1x65 to Jan. 24. 1x66. in Company
”F", 151st Regiment. Illinois Volunteers, and as
additional to the homesteadof F. S. Whitney us
indicated on the certificate dated June 29. 1906.
issued by the general land office, showing that
the Alaska Fuckers Association hus submitted
satisfactory proof of ownership and bona fide
purchase for value of 5.61 ueres of the certifi
cate of right issued by the Land Office to said
F. ft. Whitney. Aug. 21. 1x78. showing suid
Whitney to be entitled to uiuke an additional
ent ry under sec. 2306 «>f the Revised Statutes of
the United States for 27.M acres Lat. 57 deg.
OR min 04 seconds n. Long. 154 deg. OS min. w,
Notice is hereby given that any and all per
sons claiming any portion of th e de
scribed land are required to tile a protest during
the period of publication or thirty day* there
after. in accordance with law. with the Register
and Receiver of the United States Land Office
at Juneau. Alaska. ,„rt/,Timtnu
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
By Henry F. Fortmunn, President.
Address: Sun Francisco Cal.
Notice of the above application will he pub
Untied in the Seward Dally Gateway, printed at
Sewurd. Alaska, which 1 hereby designate iu*
the newspaper published nearest the lund ap
plied for in suid application.
C. B. WALKER. Register.
ULilt'd State# I.ami Offic*
Juneau, Aluska.
Serial N«. 01665
Additional Entry.
Under Section 23 06 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
APPLICATION.
United States Land Office, Juneau. Alaska.
May y ML •
Alaska Packers Association, assignee of ^
Surah L. Arnold, being entitled to the benefits
[of section £K)6 of the revised statutes of ikt
rnited States granting additional lands tt
soldiers and sailors who served ii. the Rebellion
does hereby apply to enter the United State#
.■survey No. IVW. situate on Karluk b’ivt-r
Kodiak Island (at the Hatchery j. and rnorc
1 part iculurly described as follow■*
Commencing at me corner N » ion ’’ *• left
■ bank of the Karluk River, w h* nee w itn. -s cor
luii* bears s As links, from whence Kanuk
| Mountain bears s 7J degree* > minutes w
1 tlience s T.'.Hi chains to cornej No .vhei.ct
Karluk Cape bear n • ») <1 gne* mini ■• > \*
and point of land across i *i -..i*. i " *;e
ees. 11 mil .... ...
! corner \'o. :t. whene* ivailuk < M" i>*•;»i - u . !
! d< gi* es. *J«t minutes w. ar. i rhun I !•••* • v
: degree > ‘,'i His a and f*- < * j • i *, - .0* t
house bears n *'l d* .* * - ri . • ’*
< hl ’tis | nei.ee |i If*.ID • *’.• U .I ■»< *
Wiieim U. S. L. .M. ikli ■•• -ii » tl * ■■ r» * * .
minute*- e f»*» jinks, ii tin vvin’i.c- enure.* -■ «
i.. s i n .
Mi j •..... | . s .*« . • I II . I
! Um'Iii-i w f *fl ebaii. s to me corn* : No. a . *
W H l ess roi'l.i r I ejll s < .it.*’
me.ii »:• i d. ■ along -aid Nit bank <•» tv.u *
K i v • •.
I, s,, 11■ f , (t* I1’ ii, ,,!.l es W I *
: v 41 h At* r. < s j- |f|, i,’.: ■ s ■■ | *.* His
1«. Nod 1: 1*1 ;e, >e, S '^1 n ifi jtes v, . 0 :.* .i.u*
t. So<d 1 Al lie 11 t * I . lnd 'd* . , : * •»., .
. . *»oi! Ii VI d- • * . I i: nut* . * * ••>...
; f* >•••*,*b ••’o* *• • s, ii ,a ;j ,|es w I . chains:
\ Not ?h ilegi-.-i <• run;: :• w 111? ehmn*
s .South •’lid* **» * l< in,.! d 's w. 7, i; chains
t" «bin< r No. I if* p uf' ..■ hi , i.:,in_r
j \r* u :t. AI aides . ;»: d oh ... I* . s ..
; nun ,-es e. as ad i-u, 1.... v in*. A.
I made ,\u.-. sis,. *. s. . id - | .
ville. Miss .mi. land otrr *. r•.: tie w M>iart*
1 of * h* »<• * p .rt e|* • *1 s -id , *_ v.,. • ,* , * .> r,
1 i an . - * 7 a. <*ont uin i t.g * ui'r* - i.. . . r* *
i :u minutes n. I.» :;r . IAI d* r» * • a.. • - w
\.i* iee , s :,* i •" . v * f* tli* f. v ; l.d > •
sops elation. - an* p*»i i"ti of tin- ; ,*• . ;**
I serib«-il hi’id a. * u-ii , r* d to t. e a | i*> *-•■ i .i ,
ibe • •*-1 e d of pi. • ;*•; :* or : hit: y • . - ,*• **
* al o i n a *• !*:a: < * a 1 i 1 . w. w » 4 ' i. > <
and !*• c* r * j-.>f t :.* I ‘ t ■*.;*»•. t • - 1.... t i:a *
■ at Juneau, \laska
ALASKA pa-’KKRs Assn* !
Av i. « > 1 1 o tin:,: t. i' . -
Address; s i. I iaiu u.
Not iee i { i li» ui > • • e a| pneat ion w ; ■ , ,t
* iisj i 1 ;n * lie *s,Du i • < - at• wa> t• * «.
Seward. Alaska, vv !iieh I lieteby d* s . * ..*
! tile tieW sp;ll **l punilsfii'd nearest tfieh.ndap
piled lor in s.ud application.
( H WALKER Register
I S' a* - s j .at <« CiV c%
.i ii!.* an \ las .,i.
Serial No. Olooo
Additional I£titry.
Under Section 2.?0f> oi the Revised
Statutes ot the United States.
APIM.lt A'l l< »N.
1 ”IJi*• i I..Hi 'Mile* .1 V •: i. V
May .». It'll.
Alaska Paclfr- A-— •*? * -
♦
• it ■»•<*! ion 2.<*i ’* •>• ti e !• v >eil tat til• v
I *ulTtal >*. i»”* ■ - :i‘:■ iit ,<i > •
soldiers and sudors " h »o*n • -• i in i he Rel •*ili»>r.
does hereby apply t*»et..< r Iaped States ^ur
v«-y No. Ml. situate n> <* .; onedia * mil** from
cannery «.f Alaska Pack* ; \ -*'>< trial l"i; Lar*et.#
Hay. Kodiak Island. District •: A aska ur.e
mote particular.' d* scribed as folio.'
Commencing a; corner No. 1 wh»-ne.* I >
L M. 072 bears n 22 degree*. IS minutes w oo "7
chains, and cross on iron pipe bears n 2'J d»
gi-ees. f»b minutes e. 1.1* chains, and cros* op
iron pipe bears s 7o degrees. 4* minute* c. 1.11
chains: thence e 4.U0 chains to corner No. 2
thence * (UK5 chains to corner No. 3 th**nce w
4.0" chains to corner No. 4: thence ntl.oCchaine
to corner No. I and the place of beginning
Area 2 42 acres. Variation 22 degrees. 3*
minutes e. Lat. 57 degree*. 53 minutes n. I.on*
la4 degrees w. as additional to homestead No
40P5. made Aug * lvjs by Sarah L. Arnold at
Boonville. Missouri, land office, lor the av»
quart-r of these quarter of section '£*. township
3* n, rung-. 7 vc. containing 40 acre*
Notice is hereby given that any and ail i*r
sons claiming any portion of the above o*
scribed land are required to tile a protest during
the period of publication or thirty days there
after. in accordance with law with the Kogistpi
and Receiver of the United States Land oSpp
at Juneau. Alaska. ^
ALASKA PACKERS ASSOCIATION.
By Henry F. Porimuun. Presiden
Address: Sun Francisco. Uul.
Notice of the above application will be pun
lisbed in the Seward Daily (/utewuy. printed at
Seward. Alaska, which I hereby designate a
the newspaper published nearest the land up
plied for in said application.
l\ B WALKER. Register.
United States Land Offlf*
Juneau Alaska.
' •»
BROWN & HAWKINS
QUALITY FIRST
CARPETS /. LINOLEUMS /. RUGS
Our New- Line of floor Coverings is the largest and Most Representative Ever Shown in Seward.
Wild's “A” Grade Inlaid (the pattern goes clear
through to the back) in an attrac- (p H
tive and neat title design s<j. yd. ■ • " **
Wild’s *‘B” Grade, the same as the
“A” quality, only a little lighter
weight sq. yd.
Plain Battle Ship Linoleum, one
quarter of an inch thick. It does ^ J , 4
not wear out. sq. yd.
Printed Linoleums, in neat, clean looking
colorings and patterns sq. yd.
Linoleum Hall Runner in plain brown with Grecian
border, the most attractive and service
able hall tloor covering to he had, 30 Q
inch wide per yd ** V
Deltox Crass. Seinloh wool and Axininster rugs, all
moderately priced.
*
Padded carpet lining, 'M inches wide g 1^4*0
Cocoa door mats, Lubber stair treads, and Linoleum
seam binding. Bissell s universal carpet
sweepers. Huntley’s combination carpet
sweepers and vacuum cleaners. Window shades
in green and bull colors.
House lining, good grade, heavy enough not
to sag per yd
QUALITY FIRST
BROWN & HAWKINS The Store that sells Carhartt and Levi Strauss Overalls

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Seward daily gateway. [volume], May 29, 1914, Image 4
About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1905-1914