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Bank of Seward
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00
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Our meats, butter and eggs are fresh and
guaranteed in every respect.
Add a few slices of delicious ham or bacon
to your next order and note the difference.
FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY
Deliveries before and after school.
FRED’S KITCHEN
r (Formerly the Alaska Cafe)
Chef Fred Schrenger, Prop.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
“Eat With Us and Avoid Indigestion”
THR^E QUARTZ CLAIMS, POWER SITE
AN.; SAW MILL IN RUNNING ORDER.
PLF'TY OF TIMBER AVAILABLE
WII „c E7L . NE-HALF INTEREST OR ALL
THIS A^L PAY FOR ITSELF IN 6 MONTHS
WILL SELL CHEAP
See A1 Sollers at the foot of Grant Lake, two
Miles from Mile 29, Moose Pass.
“SUDDEN SERVICE’
Auto Repairs and Marine Work
At Railroad Ave. and Sixth Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
STARR & SPARKS Phone Madison 152
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners* Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil and Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
WALRUSES. LIONS
PROTECTED FOR 1
YEARS. APRIL 1928
REGULATIONS COVERING DENI
ZENS OF ALASKAN WAT
ERS DECEIVED HERE
•For the protection of walruses and
sea lions in Alaska the fbUkwring
regulations were effective May l,
1926, according to a circular receiv
ed by The Gateway Saturday rom
the Department of Commerce.
WALRUSES
The killing of Walruses in the Ter
! ritory of Alaska or in any of the wa
ters o: Alaska over which the ITnii
j ed States has jurisdiction is prohi
bited from May 1, 1926. to April 36.
j 1928, both dates inclusive. This
! prohibition shall not apply to the
killing of walruses by natives for
food or clothing, or by miners or
explorers when in need of food.
SEA LIONS
The killing of sea lions in the Ter
ritory of Alaska or in an/ "waters of
Alaska over which the United States
has jurisdiction is pronibited :rom
May 1, 1926. ho April 30, 192k both
dates inclusive. This prohibition
shall not apply to the killing of sea
lions by natives for food or cloth
ing, by min^t or explorers when
in neeH'of food, or by anyone m the
necessary protection of pioperty or
while such animals are actually en
gaged in the devastation of runs
of salmon.
The penalties and forfeitures im
posed by law will be strictly enforc
ed agr.inst all persons who commit
acts in violation thereof of the reg
ulations promulgated in accordance
therewith.
STEPHEN DAVIS,
Acting Secretary of Commerce
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PLUCKY BIRD DOB SIB
LIFE MlltG PROSPECTOR
TACOMA, Wash., Mar IS. —
If hero medals were given to dumb
Animals, Henry B. Spencer of Ta
coma would apply for one for “Rex’
his nine months old bird dog which
proved its bravery in a hand-to
hand fight with a mother cougar
and her three cabs.
Mr. Spenicer* who is mining in
the Olympic mountains, was sudden
ly confronted with the animals. He
was unarmed and the beasts showed
fiight. Spencer threw rocks at the
mother cougar, but in doing so he
lost his balance and fell. Before
the enraged cougar could spring.
“Rex” appeared and attacked one
of the cubs. This distracted the mo
ther who turned on the dog. Spen
cer was able to retreat. The dog
came through with only minor in
juries.
IT TIE mis
Seward—Chas Hubbard, Tom Clem
ens, J. Sarack, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sul
tan, Ida T. Creese, Skaguay. Mrs. 15.
Scblosser, Miss B. Watson, Vancou
ver, B. C.
Van Gilder—J. T. Selveira. S. F.;
Verde de Long, 0. J. Cornwall, E. M,
Polly, Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Cox.,
Seattle.
Sexton—A. Brugger.
Overland—Hans Maninsen, jr., J. R.
Berto, R. D. Wilkerson, Seattle; B. C
Casler, W. J. Buckley, Sacramento;
F. Eustice, Salt Lake; M. Brier, Ju
lius Struck, B. Maderon, Juneau; Ar
utur Nelson, Seattle; John McGrau.
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The Weekly Gateway, 25c a month.
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WHEARY LUGGAGE
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features of this BEAUTIFUL TRl^NK to you.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
QUALITY FIRST
CmfCOMPTS
BARNETT RESOLUTION
LAS? NIGHT'S MEET
SUPERINTENDENT LEAVING FOR
STATES FOLLOW iNG CLOSE
OF SCHOOL TERV
The City Oonefi, it regular ses
sior last tight acop-ec the ftolk*rifig
i resolutiot relative to Out B. Bst.
; ten. stcpt. erf local schools- arfce if de
parting- for the south text mnz:t:
RESOL LTW
WHEREAS 1Br. Gov D Barrect has
beet employee for the pay twr :,ears
as Superintendent of the Sewn-c Pub
Ik* Schools and has rendered ve~ ■sat
isfactory services in the ns&aareiDeBt
and oonduct of sock schools and thro
his efforts the Seward Schools ha*>
advanced -toward an aecrafliM stand
ard . and
WHEREAS. Hr. Barnett is shout
to depart from Seward to ftoJIo* his
vocation in some other locality. VOW
THEREFORE
BE IT RfiSOLVET BY THE COM
MOV OOTMCS. OF THE CSTY OF
SEWARD ALASKA. That we hereto*
express onr appreciation of the vain
able services pe^ormec toy Mr On*
D. Baten in the management and
conduct of ocr schools and S^ his co
opers *: on with this Cooacll in aL mat
ters for the betterment <€ the Seward
Schools and Mather
BE IT RESOLVED that we hearty
regret the fact that Mr. Barnett w22 ■
not remain in the position cf Superin
tendent of the Seward Schools for at
least another rear; and further
BE IT RESOLVES) that a espy «f
this Resolution. d»2y certified, toe
transmitted to Hr Barmen
Adopted by the Common Cosadl af
the City of Seward. Alaska, this I?:h
day of May. 1S26.
J. P. RAWOX.
Mmnkspal Chert
Approved this 17th day of May. 2$9d
L. V RAY. Mayor.
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