Seward weekly gateway., March 17, 1906, Image 3

About Seward weekly gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1905-1914

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NORTHWEST IN
GRIP OF COLD
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Seattle, March I- The w«»'s{
it ye:ir> prevails through the north
western and mid le >tat ■>. hast of
the Cascades the thermometer is
holow zero and a lieree blizzard s raiT"
;nir. \{ Sea f t5 e this morning the
merenrv was l.»decrees al*t»ve ero» *t>
North Yakima •> was zero. and from
t<here east waul il was still lower. Kiv
inostetie. Montana reports 1- helow
ami still •roinvrdown.
The storm extends :»s far east as the
Allojfhanies. and Ohio and Indiana re*
jnift u foot of fresh stfw with temjKM a
tores as low a* Jo below 'ero.
Three \\ omen Lost in Blizzard
Adelia. Wash.. March U Mrs.
Clinton Metz and two daughters were
cauifht in the blt/tanl last ni^ht and
frozen to death. They were walking
home from a visit to the womat
brother and became bewildered am.
Heavy liale in Straits
port An^eies, Wash.. March IJ the
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■ft eel. veal's is blow in:: but . o damayfe
h.as lteoli t e ported *D far.
Storm Kills Alan In House Wreck
San I' l aiie '* March IJ \ a h; ‘ >
and a two-sZ,e y house was blown down.
Sillinjr John lit h. a earp. nier. and
tuurin j several i*t I ■ i soi s in the
* reek
DICKERMAN TUANS UP
A. I!. Dick**! man. the < hiffnik coal
ifTrr ' iat* - • ' rails failure to
compelled to'■ •• .wi m ■'! of the winter u
< hijrftik lm-c;i!'.**« In - didn't have the uric*
■ pa ''a jjr out on ;» refloat* >tean; t
•vi r\ thfUt: "* k*> rev itl which lie
>:«* tl ■* tact li :! Ill- *W« - a Sitka me
that Mr. D ‘kermun : notmcetl in
, onfekh- ,• frailer* uninformed ttpofi
' -■ • ■ ■ "i ikt
at. r* 'tin . n the • h»|»i: ace *1 h
ru- r to 'av.- *10. Che i’ahh-’ram
■This '••♦••!.' toi" suitk ni explicit
*' a plea* a' / a iw I>t whit acquaint*
ince> ot Dick* t nan on * slant shore'
»re anxious to know a. did Dickerusan
t*oct t d to .'Ilia an on tlf llit'h or by
MU ISUH AMI
MINING RtCORDS
March .*> 11. Teeklenhur.r to J. M.
i 'umininjr-. lot- -57. block 4.
Seward. $2,500.
March rt C. M. < 'quits to Nellie Meyer,
house* ut lout of Third avenue. $350.
M.uch 0 .lack \Yi>h to Harm •»'Xt i 1.
cabin on iteach, $7*>.
•• V. :• ■ < /:■ ■
Jot 0. block lit, Seward, -100.
Ml-* Kl.l. \ \c.*»t -
March 7 F. !'.. Younst-. 20 aer -
quart/ claim. Sunny Bay.
March's jq .1. C. FI pa rick, placer
claim. Slate creek. Sunri-e district.
March lo A. F. Paraienter, placer
claim. Slate cr< * k.
larch 10 \Y. C. Snook, placer claim.
Slate creek.
March 10 A. F. Ky. Co. to Kenai
Lumber Co., land on riuhl of way
and water front lor lumber yard.
March lo .1. C. Junkin. .'O' acre home*
stead near Home!*. Cook inlet.
SEWARD STEAMERS
Riralton: ...u: -tl from S *aUk*. I'Uh.
Edith: ..sal ti from'Seattle, Wth.
Dora: >uile 1 irom Seattle, Huh.
Kxeelsior: ' bU from Seattle. h»th.
Santa Ana: ■'ailed from Seward, 7th.
Bertha: sailed from Seward, Mb.
Oregon: sailed for Seattle, lith.
Santa Clara: s , ior Seattle. 14th.
WEEKLY WEATHER RECORD
\ Wat he! record for the week ending
Match hi
Tkmpehratcrk.
Max. Min.
Saturday hi Cloudy
Sunday 47 21
Monday 4t» 21 < tear
Tuesday . 44 14
Wednesday 44 22 i lcai'
rhursdav ♦<> 20 A leui
Friday ‘ *s ( h‘ar
URGE RUSSIANS
TU KILL JEWS
By Cable to Tlio Dally Gateway.
St. IVtersburjf. March l- The re
actionary party is posting circulars
throughout Russia urjriim a general
massacre of the .lews, declaring that
the .lews are responsible for all the
misfortunes of th* Russian workmen.
The circulars s»•; up that the .lews
wish to roh the peasantry of their land
in ordi r to possess it themselves.
The circular makes a general attack
upon Americans, huitlish ami (ier
maiasserting that those nations
wish to destroy Russia ami partition
it-, territory anion;' themselves. It
also attacks Witte, who is declared to
he a supporter of the .lews ami the
chief enemy of his country and it says
that lie is marked to hang. 1 he pla
carus nrjre that the country’s enemies
lie torn to pieces.
A leading liberal newspaper today
runs a hauler calling attention to tin*
unrest anne the peasantry. It warns
the hureauracy that it is playing a
dangerous game in arraying class
against class.
Russian Jews Organize
St. I’etersburg, March It* Jews
thro..ghour Uussia are trying Ur effect
an organization for the purpose of
ote ring a settlement of questions
a trvtin their interests. A delega
tion, o! represent at *ve Jew - called upon
Witte yes'erdtty. They declared to
Idni that the issues which are believed
t,. I rt sponsible for the slaughters of
then- race in Uussia must be settled
r*\- declaratnms from the imperial
MU f! 1111• nt. Leading Jews believe
the. "ill receiv hacking from the
United States .and Kngland and they
will present a united front.
C/ar Insists on Repression
St. Petersburg. March It ' /at*
Nicholas replying to a commit tew of
peasants who presented an address to
I: at . p tiie needs of their class]
locally, declar'd that all agitators ,
should he severely dealt with, because(
only in that way could stable govern-I
ne rit he a»ured.
Reports are current that the railroad
>! ,e. which lu.s not been helligerem
for sone rime i> centering at Moscow
a- that the governroent contemplate >
massing {roods there and holdi n g mil*
various convenient stations. U is said
tli ; au edict, will be "lieu directing
the tre *p' to 'hoot down strikers every -
vv lie re.
\ regtmei which has been guarding ,
th imperial palace resigned in a body
to* ' w eii ordered to prepare to goto
the ' - e orovii.ees to pat•. icipat.e in
the forcible pac bicat on of the district, j
Promises Religious War
l.oo/. Poland. March 11 A new
tv hoi e seet ore is growing rapidly
numbers aiul now lias oinmi men. It
i> m« nacit! g the orthodox Creek
Catholic church and a clash bet ween the
; wo is threatened. Troops have been
ordeta d here to keep the peace.
TAKES OVER CONTRACT
Kieh A' Harris have given up their
tunnel coni not on mile- .72 and 71 of
tie Ah ska t entral and the railroad
company will finish tin* work. This is
done because of the great amount of
railroad budding tn Washington and
Mr. Kieh ha- taken large contracts
upon, which he requires the assistance
of Mr. Harris.
Work was progressing favorably on
ail the -i.\ tunnels covered by the Kieh
.y Harris contract and 27) men were
employed by .Mr. Harris, who relin
d the task solely for business
reasons, believing that his services
were worth more to his firm in Wash
ington. Everything was turned over
to the railroad company, including the
rnachin *rv in use. aud the construction
(h partitu nt under Mr. Cameron will
eouti i * the work without any delay
because of the transfer.
Mr. Harris sailed for Seattle on the
Santa tiara, accompanied by Mrs. Har
ris and Miss Sallic Harris, who have
been with him at the tunnel camp
-ince early in the winter.
otto \nderson bound Insane
An inquest by a jury into the sanity
of Otto Anderson of Sunrise in Com
tuiss‘opef Hildreth’s court Monday
afte-noon resulted in a verdict that the
man was not sane. He was accordingly
committed to the asylum at Salem.
Oregon, but will lie kept here a short
time to see if he can he restored with
out special treatment. He is believed
to have set lire to the Satirise hotel
which burned a short time ago.
Sends Out Fur Circular
Tim McMillan Fur A- Wool Company
of Minneapolis sends the (lateway an
elaborate circular giving the latest
; quotations on furs of all kinds, hides,
wool, sheep plets, deer skin>, tallow,
gingseng, Seneca root and beeswax,
; all of whijrh products it handes. The
circular also gives a vast amount of in
formation concerning the markets,
methods of handling, and tariff and
I other laws concerning those products.
This house has been established twenty*
] eight years and on account of exten
sive business is in a position to pay
high prices. It makes a specialty of
S receiving goods through shipments.
ASK FAIR TRIAL
FOR UNION MEN5
By Cable to Tbe Dally Gateway.
Boise, Idaho, March l.» Governor
Hood in-:' is receiving: communications
from labor unions all over the country,
urifinjf him to secure a fair trial for
Meyer. Hayward and I'ettibono. the
union miners charged with the assas
sination of Kx-< iov. Stounenlierjr.
Ina public statement, issued today
Bov. Hooding acknowledges the re
eeipl of these letters and says that the
accused men will have every oppor
tunity to clear themselves of the j
charge of murder. The governor adds
that if the men an* proven to be guilty j
he hopes the labor organizations will
condemn that element in their mem
bership and seek to rid themselves of j
all such men.
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Accused Miners Still in Jail
Hoisc, Idaho. March 14 The state
supreme eourt today denied the appli
cation f Moyer. I lay ward and I'etti
hone, tiie ollieialsof the Western Fed
matt ion of Miners who are accused of
the murder of llx-Oov. Steunenberg,
for reh ase under writ of habeas cor
pus. Tlie ease will now be taken to
the sup-eme eourt of the I ’nited States.
The men were moved today under
a heavy guard to the jail of Canyon
county which will be constantly guard
ed by a large number of deputies.
Takes St. John Out of Idaho
Hoi. Idaho. March 1<> Vincent St.
| John, president of the miners' union at
liurke. Idaho, arrested upon charge of
connection with the murder of Kx-Cov.
Steunenberg at Caldwell, was spirited
out of town last night by Colorado
; olllcers to be taken to Melrose county
Colorat o. where he will be tried upon j
anotln murder charge.
Harr Orchard, who ba> confessed!
tin Steiincnherg murder, was arraign-J
od in court today. When asked if he
desired to be represented by counsel!
he'replied in the negative.
The new Moyer. Haywood and l'etti-j
hone writs of habeas corpus in the
suprcui" court, will come up for <1 is-1
position next Monday.
L. L BALES IN TOWN
L. !.. Hales, one of the most noted
uujshei's i Alaska, of whom a local
friend says. “Yon could start that
h-ilow i-ui with a jackknife and he
wouii! >'o all ovi r Alaska, arrived in
Seward on the Santa Clara. For the
next two years he will he employed
in eolhrting natural history specimens
ni Alaska tor a museum. He will
spend this summer on tin* southern
coast and will make Seward his head
quarters. He w ill go west on the next
tripe! ; lie I fora to do a little business
along t iie Alaska peninsula and will
then ret urn to Sew a til.
For many years Mr. Hales was a
mail carrier in Alaska and had as
many dangerous adventures in that
capacity as any of the nervy men en
gaged in the business, llis exploits
have tarnished the Seattle papers
with no end of thrilling tales and the
best of it is. according to those who
ought to know, the writers did not
have to draw on their imaginations to
make good stories because the facts
were .sufficient. Out of it all Mr.
Hales has come through alive and
apparently as sound and tough physic
ally as if he had spent the time on a
farm instead of in contest with fron
tier wilds and Arctic cold.
To .Manage Owl Drug Store
«'. A. Little eauie to Seward on the
Santa Clara to become manager of the
< >wl Drug (’ompany's store in this city,
lie comes from Seattle, where lie gave
up a position he had held for several
years as manager of the Bartell Drug
Company, a leading Second Avenue
drugstore in the Sound city. He is high
ly recommended by Dr. F. M. Hovleof
Valdez, owner of the Owl drug store.
LQX ISLAM) LOR SALE
Ten miles from Seward. The island j
is two miles long and one mile wide. |
1 will sell my squatter's claim and 423
foxes, whose skins are worth an average
of $20 each, for $2*>(M). which is lessthan
one-third of the value of the skins.
Offer is made because 1 wish to go up
iht* Susitna to prospect for a year.
Alfred Lowell.
Third avenue. Seward.
Pacific
Coast
trading
Company
WHOLESALE JOBBERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Parties desiring large out
tits should call and get job
bing prices from T. I). Cur
lew, the Manager
Our brand “WEIGHT GUARANTEED”
When you see a tent set up look at the
brand and it is a safe bet it was made
by us. fill RE MUST HE A REASON.
Seattle Tent and Awning Co.
Our goods are on sale by all reliable
merchants in this nerk o’woods.
We make mining liose of all kinds
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for Sale hy - S. L. COLWELL
O. LASCY
li. S. DIP. MINERAL and IAND
Sl'RVEYOR FOR THE DISTRICT Of ALASKA
Civil Engineer, and Land and Min
ing Attorney. Address Seldovia.
Alaska, or in care of Mail Agent.
Steamer Dora.
FRANK H. LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
and NOTARY PUBLIC
j Addivs: Seldovia. Cook Inlet. Alaska. I
or care Mail Agent, Steamer Dora
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H. H. HILDRETH
NOTARY PUBLIC
and CONVEYANCER
Abstracts of Title to mining and town
property furnished Kxumination and
reports made on any property.
S i:\VARD - - ALASKA
G. W. PALMER I
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prospector’s Outfits High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
Kr.ik P. O. Alaska
STOVES AND RANGES
HOT-BLAST HEATERS
Wholesale and retail tin, brass and sheet steel work. Jobbing and
plumbing a specialty. 30-40 Winchester repeating rifles. Axes
Saws, Glass, Putty, Granite and Tinware.
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FOURTH AVENUE
SEWARD, ALASKA
If You Want to Get Married Go to a Preacher I
If You Want to Get a Divorce- Go to a Lawyer
If you want. Fine Laundry Work and quick service jro to the
SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY
ANNOUNCEMENT
The* <>vrl Drug Co. will in future l>e under the man- t
agement of Mr. C. A. Little, late manager of the
Halt ell Drug Co. of Seattle.
The new management proposes installing a newer,
fresher and more complete stock of drugs, sundries
etc. Our method of purchasing goods in large quan
tities and saving di>eounts will permit the establish
ment of more consistent prices.
Thanking you in hehalf of the late management for
your valued patronage and hoping to merit a continu
ance of the same, we are yours for the best pure drugs
OWL DRUG Co.
2000 doz., 2000 doz., 2000 doz.
fitfSti RANCH EGGS
25c,dozen 25c,dozen 25c,dozen
Hxerytiling in the way of fresh vegatables Big consignments Ar
riving on every steamer We must make room for new goods
WE MAKE THE PRICES We carry “RELIANCE” HOODS
SEWARD COMMERCIAL COMPANY
“White House on the Levee”
Frank X. Cowans 8c Co.
REAL ESTATE
Mining Property Business Chances
Rents and Collections
LOANS
Ft ) n m i a ven i ’ i*: s ewakd. a la s k a
KCNA! LUMBER & FUEL CO.
CARRY A I.AROK S l ot K OK
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Windows,
Doors, Hardware, Cement, Plaster,
Coal, Gasoline, Powder, Etc., Etc.
Commerce Cafe ELEV,N“
Open day and night. Private Rooms for Ladies
Banquets and Dinners on short notice a specialty.
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The Seward News Co.
Typo Writer Supplies Magazines Books Papers
Cigars Tobaccos Pipes Candy Fruits
Fourth Avenue Seward, Alaska
THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
(Incorporated November. 1005, under the laws o! Alaska)
Office Suite 2-4 Carstons Building, Seward, Alaska
F C HALE President C. E. DICKERMAN. Vicc*Pres
BANK OF SEWARD
Transacts a Genera! Banking Business
We receive deposits, buy and sell exchange. foreign and dnnv -tie: bur ifoUl
dust and bullion: make collections. All business committed to ■ ur care will
receive prompt ami careful attention. ..
Your Business is Solicited
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THE BRANCH
J. E. FITZPATRICK &. CO.
The New Up Town Resort for Everyone
THE ALASKA TRANSFER
CHR1STIEN5EN &. LAUBNER. Proprietors
Pianos and Safes Moved Special attention to city Trade
riai,WJ Give us your orders for Goal &. Wood
General Forwarders PHONE MAIN Seward. Alaska I
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