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The Miners Store
Seward, Alaska
Certificate of Limited Partnership
Anchorage, Third Division, Territory of
Alaska.
We, the undersigned do hereby cer
tify that we have this day formed a
limited partnership and are partners
transacting business in the Territory of
Alaska at the Town of Anchorage,
under the firm name and style of Ray
nor & Martin.
That the names of the general part
ners are A. F. Raynor and Fred A.
Martin.
That the name of the special partner
is Agnes L. Raynor.
That the residences of the general
partners is in the said Town of Anch
age, Alaska, and the residence of the
special partner is at Seattle, Wash.
That the amount of the capital stock
which the said special partner has con
tributed is Four Thousand Eight Hund
red Dollars.
That the general nature of the busin
ess to be transacted is a general mer
cantile business.
That the said partnership is to com
mence on the 20th day of July, 1915,
and terminate July 20th, 1920.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
set our hands and seals this 15th day of
July, 1915.
A. F. Raynor, residing at
Anchorage, Alaska.
Fred A. Martin, residing
at Anchorage, Alaska.
Agnes L. Raynor, resid
ing at Seattle, Wash., 1
by A. F. Raynor, her agent and attor
attorney in fact.
United States of America, )
Territory of Alaska, [• ss.
Third Division, I
This is to certify that on this 15th day
of July, 1915, before me, the under
signed, a notary public for the Terri
tory of Alaska, duly commissioned and
sworn as such, personally appeared A.
F. Raynor, Fred A. Martin and Agnes
L. Raynor by her agent and attorney
in fact A. F. Raynor, personally known
to me to be the persons named in and
who_ executed and signed the foregoing
certificate of limited partnership and
acknowledged to me that they signed,
sealed and executed the same freely
and voluntarily for the uses and pur
poses therein mentioned.
CARL ALMY,
Notary Public for the Territory of
Alaska, residing at Anchorage,
Alaska. My commission expiress
March 18, 1918.
W. B. Bartholf
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BREVITIES
The steamer Watson is due to
arrive today.
The river boat B. & B. sailed
Thursday night, enroute to In
dian river.
Newt. W. Pilger is preparing
to build a big store structure in
new town.
Policy Bros., merchants, are
erecting a substantial store
building in the new town.
Mike Reilly, the restaurant
man, has plans drawn for a swell
restaurant in new town.
Frank W. Redwood, of the Cres
cent hotel, has started the erect
ion of a hotel in new town.
Brown & Hawkins, the big
merchatile firm, is building a
warehouse in the new townsite.
Carl W. Bolte, the hardware
merchant, is erecting a substan
tial store building in the new
town.
The Montana pool room is build
ing a commodious structure in the
new town.
A fire department will be form
ed for the new town, with Tom
Price, an experienced fire fighter,
as chief.
Harry Schultz, jail guard, who
has been incapacitated due to an
attack of rheumatism, is getting
about again.
A territorial bank will be es
tablished in Anchorage at an ear
ly date. A charter has been ap
plied for.
R. T. Schraubstadter, a mining
engineer, who has been in the
Broad Pass country since last
winter, is in town.
A sailing vessel brought a cargo
of lumber and building material
for the Anchorage Supply Com
pany.
Finley & Wiseman, well known
oldtimers, plan on entering the
mercantile business in the new
town and have broken ground
for the erection of a building.
The stern wheel steamer Ty
conda, of which Jerry Mangon is
managing owner, sailed Thurs
day night, with a large passen
ger and freight list for Matanu
ska Landing.
Harry E. Nolan of the Mata
nuska Mercantile Company, with
stores atMatanuska Landing and
Matanuska Junction, was in town
one day this week. He reports
considerable activity in that
section.
The plat of township No. 18
north, range 1 east, will be on
file with the U. S. land office at
Juneau on and after August 1,
1915, and on and after the 10th
of August those locating home
steads on the area described
may enter them, as provided by
law. The area is in the Mata
nuska valley.
Chloride of lime at Pilger’s.
HOPE ROAD HOUSE
Robert Morrison, Propr.
Good Meals
Comfortable Beds
Hope - Alaska
Anchorage
Knik
Seward
BROWN &
HAWKINS
Wholesale
and Retail
General
Merchandise
“Quality First”
POLLEY BROS.
GENERAL STORE
Now Open for business
with a Full Line of Produce.
Vegetables and Fruit in Season
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FLEMING & TURNER
“Made-in-Alaska”
Rough “LUMBER -Dressed
Mill at Bird Creek H. W. Howard, Agt
P
J. J. ROSS, SIGN WRITER
ainter
And P
aperhanger
The Pioneer Painter of Anchorage
Pacific Alaska Navigation Co.
“ TIIE ADMIRAL EIISfE ”
Steamers sail from Seattle on the 5th, 15th and 25th,
at 5 o’clock p. m.
Steamers sail from Anchorage on or about the 3rd, 13th
and 23rd for Seattle, Tacoma, Seward, Prince William Sound
Ports and Juneau.
CALIP'ORNIA—Steamers leave Seattle Wednesdays and
Sundays for San Francisco and Southern California ports.
Right reserved to change sailings without notice.
P. J. Ringwood, Chas. S. Bi.ack,
Manager. Agent
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