NORTHERN LIGHTS
The Coastwise Transportation Co.
which will operate the new motorship
Marjnita on the Juneau-Sitka-Skagway
mail and passenger route, is now
getting ready ifor establishment of
the business by July 1 when the mail
contracts begin.
A sudden and unexpected death oc
curred recently at Grand Forks, Y. T.
when Thomas Forrest, sourdough
miner, passed away while on the
way to his claim, which is situated
about 200 yards above the Gold Hill
hotel. He came to the United States
when a boy, it is thought, and then
to the Yukon in the early days, ar
riving here in ’9S. For many years
he mined in the lower river country,
where at one time he made a snug
fortune.
Summer mining activity is reported
to ibe in full swing on Cleary creek,
in the Fairbanks district, one of the
camp’s oldest producers. Dick Cun
ningham is ibusy with open-cut work
on 11 Above discovery, and expects
to make a good showing this year.
The Wacbwitz brothers are now
sluicing on Xo. 10 Bedrock, tributary
to Cleary.
The Chatham creek dredge is dig
ging on a twenty-four hour basis
with twelve men employed. With the
almost daily rains of the spring sea
son, the boat has not been retarded
by the lack of water in the pond.
The Alaska Road Commission has
crews engaged in the maintenance
and repair work throughout the
length of Chatham creek, keeping
the road in condition for the heavy
traffic ibrot about by the large activ
ity of the Fairbanks Exploration
company on the lower extremity as
well as the several smaller operators
along the upper reaches.
Tony Troseth, operator on 10 Below
on Chatham creek, among other im
provements is constructing a new
garage.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
For Garden and Flower Seec^s See
Brown & Hawkins Corporation. tf.
Head the ads every day.
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CURRENT PRICES
J. J. MelSAAC, Prop.
TO FINISH WORK SUNDAY
Harold Painter, in charge of pre
paring the Seward baseball grounds
for the coming season, announces all
fans and members of the S. A. C. or
ganization are requested to turn out
once again on Sunday morning about
10 o’clock. After the preliminary
work is done a little practice will be
held. So bring bats, balls and gloves.
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
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GARDEN rakes and hoes—Graef’s.
LOCAL OFFICE I. S.S. CO.
MOVE LAHCER QUARTERS
Announcement is made by J. H. j
Flickinger, that the local office oif |
the Alaska Steamship Company will |
move aibout July 1, into the large I
ground floor quarters of the Arcade |
building, next door to the quarters
now occupied. This move is made
solely for the convenience and cm
fort of the steamship company’s pa
trons and especially so during the
spells of bad weather when it some
times becomes necessary for the long
line of ticket buyers to await their
turn standing outdoors.
The present quarters do not, at
times, provide that comfort and con
venience which the company is con
stantly seeking for its patrons, there
fore the move is felt justified.
Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, $8.75—At
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Weekly Gateway—3 per year.
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