NORTHERN LIGHTS
The population of the Koyukuk dis
trict has nearly doubled during the
past year. At present there are 106
people at Wiseman and Betties.
Jack White landed the first load of
freight with his scow in the Koyukuk
* on July 3, the earliest it has arrived
in five years. Hiss arrival relieved
the shortage of food in the camp.
The Alaska Road Commission is do
Mp ing considerable road work on tihe
Hammond river and Nolan creek
roads.
L. H. Carvey returned to Valdez
last week from the Granite mine,
where he has been laying out the
work for summer.
The Detroit Gold Mining company,
which will operate on an extensive
scale in the Koyukuk, has landed two
loads of machinery and supplies at
Hammond river writh their new boat,
the “Emma R.” and another load just
* below Wiseman. L. S. Robe, one of
the company’s engineers, has charge
of a party that is surveying a ditch
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... DR. J. A. BAUGHMAN
PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEON
CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY
Phone Madison 90. Seward, Alaska
DR. A. R. ROBERTS
DENTIST
Dental and Generali X-Ray Work
New Tecklenberg Bldg.
Phone Mad. 108 - - - Seward, Alask;
AARON E. RUCKER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office in Benson Building
PHONE MADISON 114
SEE
CURTIS R. MORFORD
FOR FIRE INSURANCE
J. B. BEESON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
1007 Medical-Dental Bldg.
SEATTLE, WASH.
D0N0H0E & DIMOND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Offices:
VALDEZ and CORDOVA
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! Hofman’s Rooming
* | House
I THE BMONT
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j for laboring men
J Call Adams 126 for Labor
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* SEWARD, ALASKA
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j Jeweler
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j Dealer in Watches
■ and Clocks, Nugget
S Jewelry, Old Ivory,
\ Curios, and a full line
! of goods usually car
i ried in a first class
i Jewelry store.
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* Watches Repaired on
* Short Notice
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that will bring water to Nolan creek
and the Hammond river benches. The
company has a crew of men erecting
buildings and installing machinery
and will be ready to start sinking on
their holdings on lower Hammond
shortly after the freezeup.
A spell of dry weather in the Kovu
kuk temporarily retarded operations
on the Nolan benches. Harper Work
man and H. S. WTanamaker are report
ed to have taken out $25,000 on their
bench at the mouth of Smith creek
before the shortage of water.
An important silver-lead discovery
was made a few days ago about 23
miles from Keno, on a tributary of the
north fork of the McQuesten river.
The lead is three feet wide and has
been traced for considerable distance
on the surface, giving assay values of
sixty ounces in silver and $0 per cent
lead to the ton.
United States Commissioner J. W.
Kehoe left Ketchikan recently for
Craig to investigate the reported
shooting of a man employed as cook
on the cannery tender Frederick C.
James H. “Tilly” Cruse, for many
years a well known officer on vessels
of the Pacific Steamship company,
passed away last Friday night in the
hospital at Skagway as the result of
a heart attack which he suffered early
last week.
Owing to damage to the hull of the
dredge of the New North West cor
poration at No. 17 Dominion creek.
Dawson, operations have suspended
while repairs are being made.
George A. McGregor’s cabin on 35
! Gold Run was burned to the ground
| last month from a fire which started
1 ! from an unknown origin. McGregor.
| who is a long time.resident of Gold
! Run, and who is more commonly
! known out there and around Granville
' as Mark McGregor.
W. G. Israel, Fairbanks Explora
tion company truck driver, was bro
to the hospital a few days ago suffer
ing from injuries sustained while at
i tempting to load a piece of heavy ma
‘ chinery onto a truck at Chatanika
The machinery, an air compresso:
weighing 5500 pounds, slipped whih
being loaded and Israel was caugh
between it and a building. It is no
thought that his injuries are serious
The condition of Tom Smith, Xe
nana business man who had an as
tack of paralysis several weeks age
is greatly improved. He left th’
Fairbanks hospital recently and wil
live at the Pioneer hotel until sue!
time as he is able to return to Xeng
na. He is able to walk for a shoT
distance with the aid of a cane.
A black bear weighing well ove
300 pounds was killed recently at th
steam shovel camp on the Ric.hardso:
highway by C. H. Cady. The bea
had been seen around the camp se-'
eral times, and at the time It wa
killed was only about 200 feet frot
the camp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Palmer, men
bers of the Burlington party, are we
known residents of Minneapolis, Mint
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Farrar, respec
ed residents of Downers Grove, H
enjoyed their visit in town Sunda:
They were members of the Burlin
ton Tours.
Picture framing—Schallerer’s Ala
ka Shop.
Edward C. Carter, vice president v
the South Shore Hotel Corp., a
companied by Mrs. Carter, was amoi
the prominent visitors in Seward ai
a member of the Burlington party.
Weekly Gateway—$3 per year.
Lawing's Tourist Camp and Summer Resort
Twenty-three miles from Seward on Beautiful I*ake Kefiai. Fire fishing
and hunting in season: moantiin climbing. Russian Ri'"er, the fcherroer s
paradise reached easLy from here by a 24-Trdk boat trip down the lake and a
three-mile hike. Parties roe: at Seward highway by speedy motorboat and
whisked across to the comfortable resort in a ivfy. See Nettie Sea s la~ -
variety of came trophies. Reached by rai*. motor and water.
RATES FER DAY
Seward to Russian River in Six Hours
If vou are considering a fishing or sight seeing trip to famous Russian n\ -
er, the best trout stream in the worid. bar none, don't walk the eig*
from Cooper's Tending to the river, bat ride in ‘"Bob'* GehKngs auto. For
special arrangements phone iorg-distance to La wines tourist resort " 1^-kc
KenaL
Automobiles for Hire Day and Night
Large comforts:** cars arid care&l drivers. Phone‘ >!*** n «'-* 5ir.n
81; Night Phones, cai. Adams 114 or Msin US. .VI. PAMS.
Wonderful Coined?
At liberty Toniste
Busier Keaton as a cowbr Foil
ing “bad men", rounding up thousands
of cattle, winning the girl ;u~ like
all heroes are supposed to d' :r be
great open spaces, but furt ishing "ret
. j laughs nith every thrill—that - th
| frozen-faced comedian's la~-st arc
. | greatest picture. “Go West %laich
. opens at the Liberty then*-: vtttght
Keaton has had many mirtlHpr©
‘voting roles during his screen career
N r
' I of the voung drifter whc re - himself
’ into all tinds of outlandish pneAcft
? ments. The famous screen farceur
’ also demonstrates in his revest pde
1 lure that he has a flair for pathos as
■well as comedy.
: “Go West" has a real pi©: that tar
ries the star to the cotton plantations
r of the far south, the lumber camps of
0 the frozen north and other places he
2 fore he finally lands in the ranch
r country of the west. Some of the
r_ most mirthful scenes are crammed
- into his travels as a boxcar tourist
q Kicked off a train on the desert, the
| comedian hires out as a cow yuncber j
He falls in love with a beautiful xr.~
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and acquires a strange pel * eew
Then the real fun begins
Joseph M. Schenok produced “Gr
West" for Metro-Go Id wyr Mayer re
1 lease.
i Eastman Kodak Agency—SchcBer
7.; er’s Alaska Shop.
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Brunswick Phonographs ant- records
: —Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
LEfilL M0PCE5
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NOTICE OF
Geneva! Lewd
g Anchorage, Alaska. Jun* *•
, j Notice is bere&v given that in.irsa
a G. Holmes, of Homer. Alaska, has sub
; milted •fins", proof on her homestead
1 entry, together with hear witnesses,
jEevi W. Holmes, of Hornet- Alaska
and Thomas Olives- Perry. & Seli©
r,a. Unb. ter :be N
rer of SocTrtt !i. t 5 S S I! ^
». Serial A4T4v ard is it *>«
gin* *j>f T. ir Land ©BSoe> at Ar
c-boract. Aii'U arc S up pfrp'pst I?
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rfeorage. m-iibit :be park* o? rcb*«*
riot or thirty day? ibtmnfter sa*c
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rerufiottf issood.
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Becfert?
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doing business 1* the Ter ‘\v"t of A:
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romey it Sad. has t s< applftcatiMa.
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and by Mirras of aaMMbi S?t and
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ed Survey Xo. 4*- <* Kcv tk Jdt.
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arr«Ir any of tbe land abesre doocrib
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. erri tbt Bogtacto of tbt tbdbea Spates
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sfrhta the |nM *f fsbivstk*. or
thirty day* thereafter. or theT will »>♦
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V0T7CT IS HEREBY GIVEN Th»
:h* Sonioiiliit FMbertea Onfir -
a corpomtiaa m—lni aadir tfro
la*r* of the £:«** of w*«h nr* no »cd
.;\m la tbe Tf rritorr of
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tray ff* a tract of teN embraced fa
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♦ 43 eh* to eeraer No. ♦ M. C. at
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arjtb tbe Kac <or if tba I'altod
State* Laad Offhro at Arcborar*, A1
aefta. arftbS tb* period of paddieatias.
«r tbltty day* thereafter, or tbe? ar«l
I he barred be tbe foettwa* ef tbe
asatate.
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