STARR GOES TO
SEATTLE AFTER
PRESENT TRIP
VESSEL DEPARTED FOR WEST
WARD RUN YESTERDAY
BACK IN 2 WEEKS.
Eight passengers comprised the
number of Westward reservations or
the steamer Starr which left porl
yesterday morning at 8 o’clock. There
was but little tonnage as well, about
50 tons being taken on board locally
for distribution to Westward points
Captain O. A. Johansen, announced
previous to his departure, that the
Starr would be back in port in about
two weeks, and upon her return
would depart immediately for Seattle
where the vessel will be put on dry
dock, for a period of about ten days;
for its annual overhauling.
Upon the Starr’s return to Seward
a stop will be made at Knights Is
land to pick up the big barge Law
rence, loaded with ties, which will
be towed to this port. The vessel is
expected to resume its regular run
to the Westward about the tenth ol
November.
The Westward list of passengers
on the vesel were: Miss Z. Craw
Alaska Interior Silver
Black Foxes, a limited
number of 1925 pups will
be sold this season. If you
wish good foxes to start
your ranch wTith. Let me
furnish you your breeders
Price $500 per Pair f. o. b.
Kasilof, Alaska
Kasilof Silver Fox Ranch
Louis Nissen, Propr.
Kasilof, Alaska
ford and Miss LeMarrr for Kanatak;
Chas. Woberg for Unga; Pete Peter
son, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Salis
bury for Kodiak; M. Schreider for
Seldovia and Jas. Durelin for Kana
tak
AT THE HOTELS
G. W. Pglmer, Kenai; Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard M. Stone, Anchorage; J. L.
Waller, F. W. Wagner, J. A. Ramsey,
Arthur Frame, Anchorage; Thomas A.
Marquam, Fairbanks; Martley How
ard, Moose Creek; H. P. Allen, J. A.
Magill, Ed Henning, Anchorage; Mr.
and Mrs. C. Overby, Latouehe.
Hotel Seward—Chass. Carlson, An
chorage; E. F. Betten, Edward Christ,
Albert Parmenter, R. Dell, Josephine
Cleveland, F. Bartholomew, Anchor
afe; F. S. Houston, G. Odegard, Wm.
Gallagher, Pete Bellman, J. Ericksen,
Nels Ericksen, J. Bogart, J. Totland,
R. Knutson, Mrs. H. E. McDaniel, F.
Hildonen, Irene Peterson.
Hotel Sexton—Andy Simons, Lake
View; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Ju
neau; Andrew Berg, L. A. Stephenson,
H. F. Engge, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. L. Sagen, Seldovia; Andy Peder
sen, Seldovia; H. M. Conrad, La
touche.
Hotel Overland—E. W. Barnette,
Anchorage; G. W. Palmer, Eric Bur
man, John Elder, Arthur H. Marsh,
Anchorage.
Thos. A. Marquam, prominent Fair
banks attorney and business man, is
in Seward to attend the local court
term. Attorney Marquam arrived on
Saturday and is a guest at the Hotel
Van Gilder.
Bartley Howard, of the coal mining
firm of Howard & Jesson, Moose
creek, arrived in town Saturday in
connection with a case which will
be heard during the local term of
court.
H. P. Allen, special officer for
the suppression of liquor traffic
among the Indians, came over to
Seward Saturday from his Anchorage
headquarters.
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