The Alaska Railroad
TRAINS ARRIVE SEWARD
Wednesday and Saturday
At 7:00 P. M.
And On Sunday, at 2:15 P. M.
TRAINS DEPART SEWARD
Monday and Thursday
7:30 A. M.
And On Sunday at 8:00 A. M.
This new schedule becomes effective
Sunday, May 30, 1926.
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THE PALACE
John Mattich, Prop.
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGAR8
Furnished Rooms
Phone Main 55
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Soft Drinks and Candies
Cigars and TobaccoB
CARD TABLES
CHRIST LARSEN, Prop.
Phone -*-* Madison 54
Next Door to Liberty Theatre
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J 34-foot gas boat with 16 h.p. Frisco J
J Standard engine. Box 132, La-■
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TAILOR SHOP
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FRESH MILK AND
CREAM
We ought to drink
some milk each day for
would surely make us
healthy,
and after we get old
and grey our health
would make us wealthy.
SEWARD DAIRY
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SEWARD ITEMS
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Alvah Eames, inspector of mail
routes for this portion of Alaska,
came over from Valdez on the Santa
Ana and returned on the Portland.
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Anton Eide, the Seward-Sunrise
mail carrier, left on Tuesday with
the usual quantity of mail for the lat
ter place. This will be the last dog
team trip with mail between, these
points as Cook Inlet navigation is
open and in another season the rail
way will carry Uncle Sam’s missives.
Captain P. D. Blodgett, who owns
the steamer Tvonic, on Cook Inlet, re
turned from Seattle on the Portland.
He will pface the old steamer Ton
quin, in commission this season. Cap
tain Blodgett arranged while outside,
for a schooner load of dynamite to be
delivered at Kodiak in the near fu
ture.
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J. O. Buzard’s saw mill at Hope, has
completed sawing and the planer is
now running. Two hundred thousand
feet of lumber was sawed this win
ter. The mill has been under the effi
cient management of James Wallace
of Sunrise.
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from the district now known as the
Elsa creek country and “The Swede’s
Strike,” tell of the existence of Rex
creek of a formation closely resembl
ing and apparently the same as tie
famous “white channey” or “white
wash,” that contributes so generously
to the Klondike’s wealth.
American Express Party
Due to Arrive Saturday
According to local report? ft is a
once evident that the American Ex
press tours people are as diecrimin&t
ing in selecting escorts for their tonr
ing parties as they are In other things,
and that their judgement was not
amiss when Mr. W. A, Sbedd was
selected to father their parties visit
ing Alaska. A sourdough now for
thirty years past. Mr. Sbedd received
his initiation into that order of Pio
neer men, even, before the Klondike
gold stampede was thought of. There
was no Skagway and no Dyea tra
when he first came north of fifty four,
and he did not follow the crowd bn:
preceded them. Since then he fas
made many trips north anc his in
terest in “Our Alaska” is just as keen
today as it was when he made his
first trip.
He had just returnee from south
America and South Africa before leav
ing for Alaska. Gems and precious
metals, diamonds and gold nuggets
have their lure for Mr, Shedd. He
said one of the reasons he came tc
Alaska was to get a pocket tut of
nuggets to go with the other pocket
full of diamonds he wanted to bring
back from Kimberley. The party ar
rives in Seward Sunday from Fa.r
banks.
j Brunswick Phonographs and records
! —Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Eastman Kodak Agency—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
THE SCsr-T." IsgAcTIES C'P THE OLYMPICS
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who will may en
joy this last wilderness of
the United States, and
travel this vast empire of
“Primeval Charm.’’
1—Shelter of Olympic Chalet Company, at nine-mue post
North Fork Quinault, under construction.
2 _At Low Divide, glacial stream.
3 _Construction camp and shelter of the Olympic Cha.et Com
pany.
4 _Construction crew of Olympic Chalet Company at work.
5 _Trail crossing North Fork Quinault River, on way to Lew
Divide.
The Olympic Peninsula and particularly that portion laying
north of Lake Quinault and centering on Mount Olympus is
a vast country rivaling the Alps in grandeur and beauty. ^
From dense and magnificent forests t-o fiowering A-pine
5 meadows and snow-capped peaks one stands in awe and wonder
■ before such a different and inspiring scene.
S Wild life abounds in the freedom of the canyons anc moun
i tains undisturbed by man. " . , 1
l The Olympic Chalet Company, an organiatian interest ec m
* the development of the Olympic Peninsula, are making tkas
« vast beautiful spot accessible to thousands of people by
i the work they are now doing.
DEPAP.TVEST ©S ~»-E
United Stete* Lane ©*«w
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Anchorage Alaska. Ktt !* IBS*.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Northwestern FMKtHi Company,
a corporatjot; o^pitiwc under the
laws «ff the Su:f off WashtapTMa »ic
doing business ft the Iteftoij off Al
aska. tircnift H L F^ioSwt, fits at
torney it fart, b» fi?ed ^ieitM,
serial X» 0i5?T, for a parent, wffr
and by vfcme off sections Z$t* and
23tcc, Revised Statutes off the Ft ited
Stator, as assignee off Joaak A Ps
trav, for a tra« off land emb-aced la
r. S. Official Sumey No 1^4 sftn-1
ated at the south shore off Sbe'ikat
Strait, Alaska. apfffonSmaM&y 1 mils
northeast off the mouth Off Karlnk Riv
er. at a location locals known as the
‘Rocks." a«t adroit :ng Y S Amerc
ed Server No. 40, oa Kodiak Island.
Alaska. latitats ST cep ?<' 3*f~ north,
and Longimdf XS4 deg 2€" 4S* we«g
and particularly described as :f
TlipTantm a; come? No 1 iden
tical with comer No. A Awa*<k
snrrey No. 4ft; rb«t» t S ftitla'
monument No. 1A bears N. ft dap
r E 25€ chs; thence N. € do* Sff
west along west boundary ideatVal
with Tine <HT 5 Am^ndei snrvey ■
No. # 1.S2 chs. to comer No 5
V Cat Tine off X, Y H.« shore
off SMSfcaf Strait; tber.ee hv ®e
audvrs a long line Off X R T «*
south shorn SbeTikoff Strait tx a
northeasterly ctraeFot as follows; i
a) North 5* cap S? K LN ohs: f
(21 North 41 deg JT fits CAS
cha <S) North «f deg C? Bast
chs. to comer No. S X. C &t '.at off
NET; thence sooth along the
east boundary Sh.ff cfea. to comet
No. 4: thence west a one south
boundary i (3 cha to comer No. S
M. C. at line X. K. T. or shore off
KarTuk Lageoh; thence by mean
ders from comer No. S along shore
off Karlok Lagoon ir the north
easterly direction as follows; (4
North SI cep. 4F Bast i *5 ehs
<5§ North 51 deg «T* Bast 214 chs
(If North dC< deg 9T East 1.11 chs
to comer No. € at X. B T. oa beach
off Karlnk I at run thence North
alone west boundary I2*d chs it
comer No X the place off bp.pirr.tnp
containing ar area of TET acres.
Ary and all persons c2ahminp nd
Tersely ary off the land above describ
ed ?boric hie their adverse claims
with the Register off the Faired States
Land Office at Anchorage Alaska
within the period off publication. or
thirty days thereafter, or they wtii be
barred b; the provisions off the stat
ute.
J. LIXBLCT GREEN
Register
First Publication Nay 24. ISN..
last Publication. Aug X IJOt>
DEC«-C~VEV~ or — E N”EC,CC
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Se-*e lift. SSF.3F
Anchorage. Akftv Vay TT
XOT'CE IS KE7.EFY GIVEN; Th*
be Xdrthaoesrem Fisheries Company
a oorjtfiratk® orcaxieec xneer the
lame <tf the ?:£!» «f Washhtrr-reL ant
d odng bneinese Jr. the 7 er-'' ory of
Alaska. Hmnph K 1>. Fm Hater. ft?
it fact. h£? t ec ar>>>xm. ton.
Serial No. '’FAS' f t a nab* under
&ne by v;rme of sortton? r>W uk
■ 23fT Revised Sranstse? of the IT at*ec
SMHk a* assignee of .tonal A FV
tray. for a tract of 2a*£ eoibmced it
F. S. OOKtel smcey Na 145a s*n
a ref «nx the socth Ad* el flInIThrf
Srrait. Alvka «qii|t nxftlejy f% m be
noRhensx off the mmik of Rarlxk
R-frer. t: m lecarx* ioai^r t»m as
’WaTerSaE" and adj©;x:ty and i*
ioc te the northeast of T. S Sarv^
No ISA Krc^k Xsianc. A irta ft Lax
imce FT fee Zf JP” north and l*onc*
j rode 1M deg 24 W nest. an* partb
calarly described as toflMts
Befrlxx.no at eorrer N'o. 1 I C
ox the sexth shore of SbejikeC
Strait ax list of X K 7 mb«»ce
r. S initial monument bear? swrth
So deg FT east I« cbs. tbance
sooth » cep 54’ east aloe* bean
dary liae 1-2 r S ssrrey No. ISA
16.25 cfcs. to OMMr Xa A }de®tH»l
arfth corner No Z T*. S semey Xa
ISC; thence North atone east boot
dasy 22JX chs*. » core* No S,
thence ares: alone Nani boenfiary j
4.SS cha tr comer No. 4 X. C. at
line of X H. T. ot senth Acer of
SheSkof SanJt; thence by mean
decs atone X. H. T. X a eocth-■
treaterly direct**: atone eotrik
shore of She', .trot Strait, as folk-ms • f
<1) Sotth 2.25 A&; il South F
dee SC West (X tha; %$$ Seath '
If dee Or Was: €5 cha. tc comer
No. 5 X. C-t thence Eas 1 45 Aa .
to comer No C; thence Soxtb JPS i
chaJos to comer Na * thence;
West liSS cfcs to comer Xa I; ]
thence by meander? alone X E. T.j
line ix eonthm-est direct »ot as to
lornr: (4' Sotnh 2S dee 24* Went;
S W chains: C51 Sox A 3t 4ef. «T|
West 1JBS chs^ containine «a ama
cC 12.41 acma
Any and a£ bersoc? chiahf ad
versely any off the lane above dancrib
e£ shonld SJe their adverse cXit
vith the Rnr:««r of ^ TXlmd^
State? Land Office ax Anchorage. Ab;
asfca a-ithit the glhft of TchBonxm. |
or thirty day? thereafter. «r they »A ;
be barred by the j*rorttoan! « the
statute. ___
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First Pahbcauox May 24, 1SX
1 Last Poblfeattot ig 1 1X1
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GAS BOAT H AZEL
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Ca^in prnnfm to Xuka
Bar, Cook Inlet and
Prince Wm. Sound
Point?
Barber Shop
mac WILE*
Tub and Sboirr Baths
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city express j
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Phone Madison 14,1
And? Novak. Proj*.
STUCCO WORK AND
PLASTERING
GERHARD JOHNSES
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GAS BOAT
ROUE NO. 1
Carta**
ac* *<«*«* mm*
""•at* ta Mata it« Way
Orlander
Jeweler
Desuer in Watches
and Cocks. Nugget
Jewelry, Old Inory,
Curios, and a full line
of roods usually car
ried in a first class
Jewelry store.
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