FLASK OF GOLD BOOT
With a flask of raw gold in his
possession, Oscar Dahl, proprietor
of the Seward Hotel and placer
mine operator on Canyon Creek,
Moose Pass, returned to Seward
Tuesday highly elated with the
showing todate. •'Better than
ever,” he exclaimed.
The gold, as viewed in the flask,
is high grade course gold with
nuggets running as high as $5.
The cleanup which he brought in,
valued at several hundreds of
dollars, was procured from that
portion of his property which
has been sluiced down to a depth
of approximately three feet.
Three men are at present em
ployed on the property with Mrs.
Plowman presiding over the cook
house. Mr. Dahl expects to aug
ment the size of his crew just as
soon as is practical.
AT RUSSIAN RIVER
W. E. Lucas, vice president of
the Seattle Bank of Commerce,
and formerly engaged in banking
locally, accompanied by his fam
ily, are now down at Russian Riv
er enjoying a few days of the
wonderful fishing found in that
famous stream.
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PIONEER LADY PASSES
Mrs. Sophia Korhonen, aged 69, j
oldtime Alaskan and resident of |
Juneau for 35 years, passed away
at Pearson. Wash., last week. Mrs.
Korhonen went south last April
but failed to improve. She was an
esteemed member of the Pioneer
Auxiliary.
WILSON SEES THE SHOW
Emmett Wilson, young oldtimer
who lost both of his feet last winter
as the result of freezing and who
has been a patient at the Anchor
age government hospital since hi.
unfortunate accident, had a con
spicuous place on the hospital float |
in the Fourth of July parade at
Anchorage and enjoyed the cele
bration greatly, reports the Times.
Rumors persist locally of one
or two independent aviators com
ing to Seward this month from
the south to locate here.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1776—On announcement of the
Declaration of Independence, a
mob in New York City destroyed
the statue of George 111.
1553—Lady Jane Grey proclaimed
Queen of England.
1429—French, under Joan of Arc,
destroyed Trayes.
1212—London bridge burned, with
loss of 3,000 lives.
982f—Benedict VI1, Pope died.
1912—National Education Asso
ciation * ,ored woman suffrage.
1905 first Icelandic Parliament
opened.
1874—Gold discovered in Dead
wood, S. D . announced.
1835—Discovery made that a lo
comotive cauld climb a hill.
1810—King of Prussia forbade
American vessels entering his do
main.
WiUie Mills, charged with rape,
was recently arrested at Peters
burg.
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