Seward gateway. [volume], August 26, 1905, Image 2

About Seward gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1904-1905

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Sf RD GATEWAY
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ha- • • ti < u \a to v. al.it g the rut*-t
< ! t!': i.Tct'k hor.ar.z;’,, Five of
the ivit a:- • working ti. -leadiiy. it i*
usuie-sto. I tl at the output of the pro{>
t*rt\ .r two or three *eas ms ha* been
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with i itat ti. y have let other
people no the talking. During the pre
sent season addition.* have ht on made
•<> th* i’umr*. a d ' utct is now brought
*:.*km» to whero the ground sluicing
bo yin*. The 'low of vvat'T is sufficient
a* all time* of the war for the opera
tion of tho mine although oteour*o it is
much snailcr it; winter than during
warm weather.
Ilcsitios the <’row creek'mine other
projH rtv has been dt -veloped in the vi
cinity anti some of it promises exceed
ing well. The building- of the rail
road wi’l place all the developed prop
* rtv with.a half do/.v-n miles of the line,
making it much easier and cheaper to
got in supplies.
first ReiiJcme North of Creek
G. E. Winters moved into his now
cottage yesterday, although it. is not
quite iinishod. He is the tirst resi
dent in u house north of the creek.
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HORSES DROWN IN RAPIDS
Rise oJ Wat.‘*r Makes Insecure Foot
ing and They Fall In
Two horsi s drawing a railroad scow
through the rapids he tween I'irst. and
Second Trail lake lost their footing on
loose boulder; and falling into the wa
ter were dragge l down hv the swift
water and tlu* weight of the scow, and
drowned last week. The driver,
known .is '“Dutchy”. became rut singled
in the tow rope and was barely resound
by the other men on sho*' when he j
was going down with tie* horseas,
’!’ • heavy rains had r; use I the]
watt r to use considerate! stud r.umer- !
. n ij Imulders had bees*, thrown inti |
! he ?: w path. \ larg< one lay across
! he : ath and as ont of the hors* * * •
in j,; e i to e *> ov,r it with :• ntdd>
. ;n •' e >; astihi d and felt. To*
»lot?) tackle throa.h with h the tow
i . nji l.o* Si , Wei •• l.fied lit' tin Wt or
i > t viver : nng w ith th< in. i • ’> sour
! ai - coil o! rope became twist1
j ears! hU if d, v. ith gieat p* <■ *
• tii fvii r *nt and heroin:
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,)t t riho’.i, walrus v <1 sea lion-. !
tbt l* 1 to l III.
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b i> ) unlaw f, 1 for any un ion at
;i: « jnot ' , C- ihou, de< r or shot'}).
- u-'uui;i .kii f>r any pi rson it,.
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a1 ov:~ 11 M .ioii'I' o:’ 11)01* I
i .i; n !■ *r C: ’ i " .. sheep, goats of j
: . ;.ill i r l;a • hi pe—* "in . :j
• vi e day more than t*'ii grouse or j
..: i-i, . a,. or nor. than lweuty-.:ive :
t,jover, si ipv', eerie.', ilueks. go esc. '•
bra’it or swans:
1: A also ta.iLwfui to hunt with!
in* nu>, or louse a sir l-_un large! |
| ihaa a lo-gaiigo. or oilier than one j
t ; ■ ' ' • ' • l t. • i ’ > i. o; i i h n , or to j
I !:■'.* si earn lauaches in the pursuit of
I earn* .
It i> 'il'H unl.iwftf for any person at .
I any tin**- to soil or offer for sale any of
!;!: name*’, animals or birds or
rugs titer- n. or tlte heads, skins
■ *»' it'd* s thereof, during the time that ;
li’.o killing tluMS'Ot’ is prohibited.
Tie iaw dmv not owent. the killing!
e • : of the above named animals *»t
birds for food or clothing by natives or
Eskimo, or by miners, or explorers, or
ravellers or. a journey when in need
:f and. bat when so killed they shall
j nou bo si lipped or sold.
OLD PILES WERE ROTTEN
Underpinning of West end of Dock
Ruined by Teredos
That the pi s tin nr wharf No. 1
are •* badly'eaten by. teredos as to be
unsafe was demonstrated today when
ja -ks were put under tho warehouse
to raise it f*>r moving to the east end
! of tho wharf, under which new piles
have b cn driven. When the jacks
i got to work the piles sank instead of
the building coming up, and work had
to stop until the whole structure could
be raised.
The warehouse and office were mov
ed safely however, and the old piles
will lie replaced at once. The west
end of the warehouse, which was add
ed last spring, was left as the piles
under it are new.
C’orono Java, the only coffee in town.
Seward Commercial Co.
DR. C. T. DAGGETT
dentist
s. K. Cor. Fourth Av»\ an«l Wushimrton St.
SI3WAKI) - * ALASKA
dr. c. l. hale
DENTIST
Over Broun tV Bawkins’ store
SFWAIH) - - - ALASKA
H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
and CONVEYANCER
Ah-1: iris of Title to minim ntal town
pro) < i'ty furl iSuV F.xrminai Ion and
ivper me tie <• . any property.
SKA Alt!) - - ALASKA
CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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:.;iorni\V‘s fans, lt d costs of ‘
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ln.u Valdez. P.iisku.-duly 2Sth, 15*05.
UKt.». ti. IMiltKY
l . S. .Marshal,
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lly consent of \Y. II, Cook, one of the plain- i
• ills uiiiiVe named tm- stile of the above properly :
is pnsponed nut ; Sepi. •. p.nA nt P.* M.
CJiU. t;. PP.KUY
r. S. Marshal.
lly ii. P. \VY iJUANT. Deputy.
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Going to Knik?
The shortest route to iho placer and
quartz fields on the Matanuska. Knik
and Sushetna rivers is via Knik. You
canouilit.at Knik (two stores) Provis
ions, Hardware. Cnmpoutlits etc. Call
on the Knik Cash Store. (Quality of
goods the best. Prices right, you save j
more than the freight. \Ye sell at coast
prices.
Graders Strike Quart/ Seam
Three graders working on a station
of the Alaska Central on mile 41 a few
days ago struck a quartz seam which
showed numerous specks of gold.
Such seams are frequently encountered
in that region hut this was so much
larger titan the ordinary and the colors
so much better that the men made a
quartz location, which they have filed
with Commissioner Hildreth. The lo
cators arc Joe McGuigan, Robert Ed
gar and Pat McConnell.
Don’t overlook the Troy Laundry
for up to date and first class work,
ladies' and gents’ work a specialty, tf
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COAL SBLDS AT FOOT OF SECOND AVE., SKWAIJb \
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Coal! Gasolene! Wood
Coal at shod $10.00 per ton balk, or $11.00 sacked
(i a so l.o no by tin* cas ? iSi.oO; r> gallon can S^.eO.
PROMPT DTHYERY. Offices at Pier 1 nr Yaksilat Imfcr <>.
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the prohibitive price on town lots has been overcome.
We offer the first installment consisting of.
in good location for business or residence.—Block op
posite cable office.
At Living Prices.
H. H. HILDRETH, Agent.
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At the Methodist Tent on Fourth
avenue the song service tomorrow
night will be helped by an organ.
Song service begins promptly at H
o’clock. The pastor will preach a ser
mon on the subject “Tho Best Society.”
^ L. H. Pedersen, Pastor.
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Church of Resurrection
Catholic Church of the Resurrectio
corner of Adams and Fourth;—Hoi
Mass and sermon at 10 a. m.; Sunda
school at2:30 p. m.; Evening servic
and lecture at 7 p. m. On week da.'
Holy Mass at " a. m.
P. H. Turnell, S. J.