Seward weekly gateway., March 09, 1907, Image 2

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SEWARD GATEWAY
PliBlISItfD YYtlklY BY
GATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
Filter* «l :*> Seeoml t'laxx mutter AuKii't -flth.
got at the ixixiotYYce nt Sewaril. Alaska, un
4er the Yet «>f t'ot»rr<xx of Match s. tstp
StBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year tin Y.trance* 53.00
Six Months $1.50
E»x*ci ti office ,*tf Atworth UuUthiuf Duluth.
MitYnexota t’hax H Yske. uuthori. eit agent.
SATUKUAV, MARCH '*> HMT
FIELD FOR PROSPECTORS
There x not a mineral country in
i im v\i i that offers a hotter licit! t*i
* ippott unity to the prospector than docs
South ** >tcrn Alaska. This region ix
* tow coming to the front, anti "ill pro
ceed henceforth with giant sfridex.
>n th. xlatuls t>f tin- sea anti along
•|i«' ti otiiitainou' coast lin*'. cop|*t*r,
gold.and other ore* are found in great
.tbundnnce. In the interior, a him*
|r, d it lex or more, the country shows
great r age. anti the elements of ero
sion ha*e attacked huge mountains,
.-•educing them to mere hills. Tin
nitn rn: ed ledges thus disseminate
heir contents in the debris, which
x carrieti down by water Courses,
•ormit.g "hat are known a-* placer
mitres
The 1 Vince William Sound section
dread* ini' x«*veral producing mines,
ahich.it> highly profitable. Numer
,iix pt >x;.ecf> are being develop*'!, it
x the general opinion of mining men
* ho know whereof they speak, that
La tonehe and Knight island " ill rank
.igh among tin-world's gn at eopper
tl-oduc’ '
To the ** * xt w ard, in the lliamna
o;-: .. copper xjgn i> everywhere
I*ip- . ho gh !- otln - titan su*
i,; work has lieetv done. On the
>• ; ; g:: islat.tls rich 'peci itletlx e»l
ree g >!'t have been found, evidence of
he *-x xt -nee of valuable ledges.
Th- Venta goldfields, in the opinion
ifnne rs from there, will eventually
*econ;e among the great placet* gold
•rodue' t'x *>f Alaska.
As important ai ’> to tl •-* prospector.
Southwestern Alaska is well timbered
*iid game and f<wxi tixhes are plentiful.
A mM ha> (*••< n n.tendue* i in the
Washington state leyisiatuiv deny in j*
• tie rafht of newspapers to criticize
oublie officials. A free press *s one *>t
-he tr ,i a:, i established jk>1 ieies of the
’nit* S' res. Any attemp* To limit
ts tr* bom of • s>. n on matters
)f public concern should not prevail.
The law of lit*!'] atlords an adequate
recourse to those public servants who
Vei they have h*en maligned by a
newspaper. But mo one can tell what
he Washington ku’isbtture will do,
composed as it is ciiietly ot youthful
• liscip es of Black stone.
The -ecomi Russian douma is now in
sessio!, in St. Petersbur'C. it ;t seeks
to run counter to tin. desires of the
little *'at* and his imperial advisors.
Os fat* is easily toretold.
Am offleers are to huiki the
’ana a canal. The information will
no ha! u to th*- rail read magnates, who
tre in 10 hurry to -*•< this ^reat water
way completed*
t>ele .'ate <*;»!♦• s t • • 111 n _f the news
paper l«i)s back at Washington that if
Mask i had the election *>f a president ’
his name would be Major W. I*, itich
trtbo-i. Be says Major Richardson
has don*' more for Alaska up to now
than any ot he i man who is at the front
• n public a flairs as t hey concern Alaska.
Alaska is e-senttally a pioneer terri
tory, There > no n aive population a>
;n the I’hilippin* s, Hawaii and Porto.
Rico. All Ahtskansare Americans, the!
hustling kind.
Timber may b* used for tome con-‘
%umptu>tf but Can ; >! 1*0 shipped OUt Of
-.he territory* Alaska sawmills are •
ebaryed a tax of H» cent' oer thousand
? eet.
Southern A a-ka is warmed by the
aerator ".as is P* .‘Bund. ' *re,« oi
Washington, II t .
VVLLKLT WEATHtR RtCORD
Weather record for t he week ending
March 9:
TEMPEKA'H’KE.
Sunda* 40 3*2 Snow
Monday 39 :i- clear
Tuesday 34 29 Snow
Wednesday 43 34 ( lear
Thursday 42 21
Friday 39 34 Snow
Saturday 49_2»»
SEWARD STEAMERS
Jeunie; in jxrrt; sails for* Seattle and
way }x»rts tomorrow.
Dora; sailed from Valdez for Seward
:%nd Pnalaska 8th.
Portland; sailed from Seattle 5th.
Northwestern; sails from Seattle9th.
Santa Clara; sailed for Seattle 5th.
Bertha; sailed for Seattle 7th.
Saratoga, sailed for Seattle 9th.
WASKEY MAY
VISIT SEWrtGG
Alaska’s first Delegate t s Make
a Trip to Southern Sec it n
Before Going to Nome.
By Catla to Th® Dally Gateway.
Washington, P. C., March **» .-’rank
H. Wa>kcy. delegate in congress from
Alaska, left for the West list night.
H > expressed himself as gitatly dis
appointed at the failure of eo 'res-, to
'enact legislation of vital ami ipessing
importance to Alaska.
Mr. Waskey will visit southern Al
askan points before sailing '•>»■ Nome
on the opening of nav* '•* ">n.
standaITuil
AGAIN IN COURT
By Cattle to TUc Dally Gateway.
St. Louis. March T Four judges of
the United States euvuit court, sitting
together, nave decided that the Stand
ard 1 Ml Company must stand trail on
•indictments returned by the grand
jury.
There are soventv defendants
o ime 1. including .John P Rockefeller,
|\\ t . Rockefeller. Henry H. Rogers
1 and Henry Flagler, all of whom are
I prominent stockholders in the giant
' oil t rust.
PRINCE WILLIAM
SOUND COPPER
Continued from page 1)
mir.at* <! ore minerals. The sulphide
I layer may be *>n«* wall of the shear
/one, or it may bo near lb** center of
the /.one with a layer of disseminated
ore on either side. This sulphide layer
varies considerably in composition in
the different prospects, being in some
1 almost solid pyrrhotite and in other
i ehalcopyrite with little pvrrhotite the
variation in composition in any indi
vidual sulphide layer is not so marked.
; In thickness these sulphide layers vary
from an inch to, in one case, eignt
feet: and any given layer varies in
width along both the strike and the j
5u!phide Layers N ary
S..tne of the sulphide layers pinch
out entirely along the strike and then
*;i n: is bodies of the ore lens
! >;ia * b cross section occur whose j
length is > veral times their greatest i
! t1 ickn*-ss. These lenses may also pitch \
i aimig the direction of the strike. Indi
vidual veins have been traced continu- j
ously for half a mile or more, and fur- j
ther prospecting will undouhlchly !
show that some of them can he follow
ed for several miles. The strikes
of the veins vary con.sideraply, but
frequently agree rather closely with j
t: at *>f country rook. The dips of
the v. in.- :tf commotdy high, usually :
I*.•: ween do p»» cent and HO percent.
In addition to the shear zones there
are ,u:uc shandy defined veins of small
si/. , and on Knight island prospect ing ■
has he-n done in a rather massive
greens!* in wh chcontainsdisseminated ;
ehalcopyrite and pyrrhotite.
If you want a tree sample copy of the ;
must progressive and up-to-date min
ing journal published send your name
to Mitiing Topics. i'.| Fulton street,
New York. Its news is authentic and j
unbiased and the paper is devoted to
the specific and general interests of!
mining in every field. _* j
Fraser's Smok. Shop
V fine line of choice Cigars, To
baccos and Pipes.
CLUB LOOMS IN CONNECTION
it. n. IVXSfK fourth A»e. and Washington St.
Seward Bakery j
Opposite Postoffice
Fresh home-made Broad. Pies
and t 'akes every day..... -
Whole Wheat, Brahain. Rye
Bread and Pompernickle al
ways on hand.
C. WERNER. Proprietor
RCTIC BR0THERH00
CAMP SEWARD NO. 21
Meets every Saturday even
at S::tO o’clock in Brotherhood
Rooms in Commerce Bid.
J. L. Reed, J. J- McManus,
Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief
- - - ---
CamMJRoadhouse
Prospectors and other travelers
will find this a comfortable place
to stay. Half mile from railroad
terminus, on trail to Turnafjain
Arm and the interior.
Information Bureau.
GAMBLING THIRD
DISTRICT DEAD'
District Attorney Practically An
nounces Games of Chance
Prohibited Hereafter.
By Cable to The Dally Gateway.
Valdez, March ."> Gambling in the
third judicial district of Alaska is dead;
dunce halls are a thing of the past, and
w mien will not he permitted in
saloons. Such practically is the an
nouncement of District Attorney Har
lan.
At the opening of the distict court
session yesterday Judge Wickersham,
in his charge to the grand jury, speci
fically directed it to make inquiry into
the character of saloons of Valdez
which had applications for renewals
of lie-uses. Protests have been tiled
against the renewal of some of these
licenses on tlie ground that gambling
an 1 dance halls were being conducted
in the saloons. The applications and
protests were turned over to the gram
jury for investigation.
Ju ig Wickersham diclined t > make
any statement regarding me matter,
lit* s lid it was the business of the dis
trict attorney to prosecute violations
of the law, and tIn* court hears them.
ENACTS NEW
DIVORCE LAW
Jy Cr Llo tD The Dally Gateway.
I’iorre. S. I)., March 7 The state
legislature has enacted a law reijuir
iniT a resident*'* of one year in the state
and three months in the county before
a divorce can he obtained.
South Dakota has lon»r been the
Mecca for those desiring to sever their
marrajfe relations, on the account of
the laxity of the law in such cases.
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Pntil habits of thrift are formed it
is liait 1 to keep out of debt after that
y ou can’t help keeping out. Persistent
savinjf is fortune’s linn foundation
stone. Hold on to some part of even
dollar earned.
HANK OF SHWAUD.
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
U. S. CUSTOMS NOTARY
Er*> n A V Oftlce Kenai I.um
. n. binM I her & Purl Co.
CECIL H. CLEGG
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Fourth Avenue, - Seward, Aka.
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L. V. RAY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Kay Hid, Washington St. [
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E. E. RITCHIE
ATTORN KY - AT - LAW
Kay Kuilditur, Seward, Alaska
Watson’s Roadhouse
-ww
OLD KIMIK on trail to Yentna
~ j
First-class accommodations for men,
horses and d<*<:s.
IluRS MS FOR If l R K.
FRANK H. LASCY
U. S. MINERAL and LAND
Surveyor for the District of Alaska.
ano NOTARY PUBLIC
Addres Seldotda, Cook Inlet, Alaska,
or care Mail Asrent, Steamer Dora
G. W. PALMER
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Prospector's Outfits -High
est Prices Paid for Furs—
Knik P. O. Alaska
REMODELED
THE RAINIER-GRAND HOTEL
SEATTLE
Popular Prices-New Management
Central Location—European Plan
Greatest Cafe and Bar Service in the City
Wilson & White Co., Prop. Chat Perry, Mgr
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H. S. WATERMAN
MINING ENGINEER
Assay Office. Valdcx. Alaska.
I Gold - tl.50
I Gold and Silver - -
Cornier - - - !••*>
Gold. Silver and Copper 3..ri(*
’ Reports and examinat ions of mines.
| t'a-di .should s.coompnny all samples.
|
If you drsin*, write or ship to
MCMILLAN I HR & WOOL CO.
41 Langley St., Victoria, B. t.
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Summons For Publication
h i District Court for the Territory of
V'asl a. Third Division.
.1 :us Sinner. Plaintiff. )
vs. -No. IW)
iV.!!. Sullivan. Defeiniani'
T'u I’r -sideut of the United States of Ameri
c; >> M. H. Sullivan, defendant above named.
u'i inn:
'■•.'rare hereby summoned and required to
a > .1 ■ in the above entitled action and answer
t ic (i.-npluint herein within thirty days from
■ o' rind of the completion of the publication
:»•'s summons. towii: within thirty days
• i the 2rtli (lay of April. 1007. that is to say.
>ii or before the 27th day of May. liM)?. or judg
ment for want tltereof will be taken against
you.
Ami take not " .f you fail to answer the
complaint herein the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plaint.
This action is brought to foreclose a certain
| chattel mortgage made and executed by M. IJ. :
Sullivan, in favor of Julius Sinner ai Sunrise.
Alaska on the tilth day of September. IiHif*.
which said mortgage was made, executed and
i delivered t<> plaintiff herein as security for the
i payment of a certain promissory note, dated at
i said time and place, payable on December luth |
' iinCi in favor of Julius Sinner. Plaintiff herein, j
for the sum of Pour Hundred and Twenty-live j
Dollars (-fi2.r>.oo) with interest at the rate of 12
; percent per annum, the pnqieriy mentioned in j
1 said chattel mortgage being certain hydraulic '
I machinery, pipes. Humes, derricks, hoists |
cables, pelton wheel and all iwrsonal property i
; used in the business "f mining, situate on the
mining claims of defendant on dutch creek. |
! ivenni proelnct. district of Alaska: and in ,
j w(licit said action plaintiff asks said Court that
I defendant be foreclosed of ail interest, lien and
; equitv of redemption in said mortgaged prop*
I ert.v: that the said pro|»orty he sold and the
I proceeds thereof applied in payment of the
amount due on said note and mortgage, costs. |
i ex|smses and attorney s' fees and the Defendant ,
! be adjudged to pay any detlcieney that may re- j
main after applying all said moneys us afore-I
j suid tind for such other relief as to the Court
! may seem meet.
Sa d summons yvas by an order of said Court
dated on the 7tii day of March. 11*07. at Valdez.
Alaska, directed to be served upon defendant
by publication.
Date of tirsi publication March S*th. 11**7.
Date of last publication April 27th. 11*07.
hast date within which appearance cun be
made. May 27th. 11**7.
Witness the Honorable James Wickersham.
Judge of said Court this 7lh day of March 11**7.
at Valdez. District of Alaska.
K. J. STtKit. < I.K.UK
S, A. CitANPAi.t.. Dt;pt"t V.
W T Scott and C. H. '"legg. Attorneys for
the Plaintiff.
Notice to Co-owners
ToJ. M. Cummings. Jay Hoover. .1. Carson. I*.
A. Silversione. C. Hover. Otto Rangel. J. I..
Reed. their heirs ami assigns, and all persons
baying or claiming an interest in Hie placer
mining claims hereinafter described, and to
all whom it may concern:
You and eat li <>f you are hereby notified that
the uudersigned. Charles Tccklenburg. co*
owner with said J. M. Cummings. Jay Hoover.
1*. A Silver'tone. C. Meter. Otto lam gel and
.1, I„ Reed in eight certain placer miningolaims j
situated near the mouth of Knik river, in Cook j
Inlet precinct. Territory of Alaska, to-wit.
the Gravel Or»up. Northern Group. Montana |
Group. Cottonwood Group. Southern Group.
A. C. Group. Gold Dust eluim and Fine Gold
claim, located October 25th. 19o5 by and for the
parties herein named, has during the year
lout; expended the sum of eight hundred dollars j
($800) in work and labor for the development
of said placer claims:
That of the proinirtiou of each of you in stiid j
expenditure, towit. the sum of one hundred .
dollars ($100) there remains unpaid and uncon- ;
trihuied the sum of one hundred dollars ($100) ,
each: or seven hundred dollars($700) due from
till of you for work and labor expended upon
said eight placer miuing claims:
And you and each of you tire hereby further
notified that if within ninety days after publi*
cation of this notice by publication any one of j
you shall fail to contribute his proportion of j
said expenditure for annual work and labor
upon said eight placer mining claims, to-wit,
the sum of one hundred dollars tfioo), expend
ed in the undersigned as hereinbefore stated,
the interest in said claims of said co-owner so j
failing to contribute will be forfeited to and
become the property of the undersigned Charles
IVeklenbttrg. co-owner: according to the pro
visions of Section Twenty-three hundred and
twenty-four (2324) of the Revised Statutes oft
the United states.
Dated at Seward. Alaska. February 2nd. l‘.»0?.
Cn ahi.ks Tki kuknhciu;.
Co-owner as aforesaid.
Address, Seward. Alaska.
Date of first publication. February 9th. 1907.
Date of last publication. May ilth. 1907.
Notice to Co-owner.
To E. E. Rudolph, his heirs and assigns:
You art- hereby notified that during tho year
5906 the undersigned have expended more than
six hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon six certain contiguous lode mining
claims, known as the “Fourth of July” group,
which grout) consists of the “Lookout.
Little Skookum," "Red Mike." “May View.”
“Fourth of July.” and “Red H6.v“ lode mining
claims, situated at the hen I or Spring creek on
the east side of Resurrection hay. Kenai pre
cinct. Alaska, in which mining locations you
claim an undivided one-thinl interest, as
shown t)\ the records of Kenai precinct.
You are further notified that the improve
ments ami labor performed by you during the
year 1906 upon said six lode claims have been
estimated and valued at $l35.&r>. und that your
proportion of animal labor upon said six lode
claims for said year 1906 is two hundred dol
lars as required by law.
You art' further notified that if within
ninety days after tho publication of this no
tice, you fall to contribute the remainder of
our proportion as a co-owner, to-wit, the
sum of ffd.lfi. your interest in above described
mining chums will be forfeited to the under
signed co-owners, and will become their
property in the manner provided by section
2321 of the Revised Statutes of the United
States.
Dated Kenai precinct. Alaska. January 11.
1907.
GEORGE BURCHKY.
VICTOR SIMONS.
Co-owners.
Address: Seward, Alaska.
Date of first publication, January IS, 1907.
Date of last publication. April 13. 1907.
Notice of Settlement of Final Account
In the Commissioner's Court for the District
of Alaska. Third Division. Kenai Precinct
In Probate. . „ ,
In the matter of the estate of Robert E.
Stover, deceased. .
Notice is hereby given that J. J. McManus,
the administrator of the estate of Robert E.
Stover, deceased, has rendered and presented
his final account of his administration of said
estate and filed the same in the above entitled
Court, and that Wednesday, the first day of
May. 1907. at the courtroom of said Court In tho
town of Seward. Alaska, has been duly ap
pointed by said Court for the settlement of
said account, at which time and place any per
son interested in said estate may appear and
tile exceptions in writing to said account, and
contest the same. ......
J. J. McManus,
Administrator with the will annexed
of said estate.
Dated Seward. Alaska, Feb. 36. 1907.
PACIFIC COAST TRADING]
--COMPANY
-Be sure, before buying your
If 1 S H O E S I ]
To taken look at our stock of fine ones just received. Also
Shoe Packs, Rubber Boots, and the finest fine
of Men’s Shirts in town. -
And in regard to Outfitting, will say for the benefit
of the stranger that would like to know who does that busi
ness in Seward, and the best place: Just ask the first man
you meet on tin* street after arriving and lie will tell you
just where to go. Our customers have confidence in us,
and therefore we are willing to abide by any decision they
may make.
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(General Outfitters For
PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND
Bottom Prices; Honest Goods
Headquarters for REYNOLDS,
Knight’s Island and Sound LATOUCHE ISL.
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TINNING PLUMBING
HARDWARE
Guns, Ammunition, Mechanics’ Tools, Cutlery.
Miner’s Conveying Hose and Tents
STOVES and RANGES
GRANITE AND TINWARE
Jg ^ gp-% a i«« Fourth Ave., Seward. Alaska
• ■■■• a V A L B Prompt attention given mail orders
THE BANK THEATRE
Del Clark, Proprietor
Entertainments Every Evening
Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars at the Bar
The Seward Transfer
Cloninger & Knoche, Hanagers
Piano and Furniture Moving a Specialty, Orders Taken for Wood
(Orders left at Richards & Co. will receive prompt attention)
WAGNER’S PLACE
FRED WAONER, Proprietor
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
A Qood Time and Right Treatment for Everyone