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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1906

Page

2

Atworth Building Duluth Ad Shows Authorized Agent

An office address listing reads 22 Atworth Building Duluth Minnesota with Chas B Aske named as authorized agent for unspecified business matters. The snippet suggests a formal notification or representation detail typical of a legal or commercial notice in a local newspaper.

Astern Atworth Building Duluth Minnesota Chas, B. Aske

Blanket mining locations spark protest in Yenta district

A Gateway letter from Sun rise cites widespread complaint among Yenta prospectors over blanket locations on 160 acre tracts. It urges newspapers to warn locals to stay within the law, noting federal mining statutes require genuine, good faith locations by eight person companies and proper divelment work to avoid invalid claims.

Yenta Fina Tikacre

Not for Juneau This Time in Territorial Capital Fight

Duncan drives a bid to make Juneau the territorial capital with allies in Congress. Gateway letters urge $20,000 for a similar plan while local groups warn against concentrating capital in Juneau and urge western placement for balanced regional development.

Duncan Star Piles Gateway Sulzer Pilus Maska Juneau Eway Ka Chamber of Commerce Mt Alaska Southeastern Panhandle Seward Sitka Tuneau

Realty records list multiple land notices in Cook Inlet precinct

March filings show numerous 20 to 160 acre claims along Lake Creek, Dollar Creek, Crow Creek, and other waterways, naming Offt, McKinnon, Denzer, Reed, Dobson, Jewett, Clark, Bingham, Ver Mehr, Hazem, Tewart, Shendon, Wible, Teal, Wells Creek, Miller, Wagner, Corlew, Clark, Rosman, Tooey, Wallace, LeClair, and others. The entry notes a separate Arctic Brotherhood camp meeting in Seward camp No 21, with officer elections and installation scheduled. 115 members, finances strong.

Commissioner Goodell Henry Offt Lake Creek Henry McKinnon Ilip Denzer J. Hooves T. L. Reed Thos. Dobson Gold Creek Glacier Creek S. W. Wible Falls Creek W. HL. Teal Wells Creek Herbert Thomas Mike Kondson Acres Lake Creek Acres Wagner Yento Creek S. Holcomb Jobn Brisbo TD. Corlew Cottonwood Bar G. B. Clark John Rosman Richard Tooey Yenlo Wm. Tooey Wallace J. LeClair Fails Creek John E. White Dollar Creek Cache Creek Eugene Morrison Eve T. le Shaw Walter James M Creek Frank Cole Discovery Deneer McManus Thunder Creek F. Ralston Fred Canter Clem Marker J. B. Cameron Tyoon Creek Cache A J.B. Cameron J. Fitzsimmons Happy Gulch Smith and Blowers Ruby Gulch Jerdames

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Seward Gateway Gateway Publishing CO Sewant Alaska Valencia Commission Pacific Coast Steamship Company Perkins California Castro Mosbea Washington Realty Records Cook Inlet Precinct Fred B. Jewett Chickaloon River Lewis A. Clark A. D. Bingham Ball Chickaloon John M. Ver Mehr M. {. Hazem Rive Prank & Burr Doen River Col. Tewart Kahili Peters Creek John Shendon Glacie Creek S.W. Wible Chi Arctics C. T. Daggett E. Cor Fourth Ave Washington St. Seward Alaska C. L. Hale Brown & Hawkins John A. Hamilton Nelson Building Adams Street H. Gibbons M. D Ofice Carsten WI Wise Gecil H. Clegg Fourth Avenue Seward, Aka J. L. Reed Paric Richweds’ Bldg Samuel M. Graff Aptorney Carstens’ Building L. W. Ray Shawhan Bld Washington St Pacific T. D. Corlew E.R. Gray W. J. Stone Mrs. Geo. S. Park Arctic Brotherhood Moore's Hall C. S. Hubbell Fraser’s Fraser Fourth Ave Hi. E. Ellsworth & Co. Ee of Knik P.P. Haines Postoffice H. S. Waterman Mining Engineer Assay Office Fiery Washington Streets Seward Bowling Alley Fourth Avenue, Seward Connection E. L. Whittemore Seward Plumbing J. W. Spencer New Hale THE Fourth and Adams John. Dubreuil Seward Water & Power John. A. Nelson Third and Seward Iron Works Julian Mott Adams & Wash Sts la Mont Shawhan Seward Bakery G. Werner Stax Brodmart Globes Clayson Stein- Bloch Adler & Sons Kirshbaum Giottes A. R. Boyle Owl Drug Store Bank of Seward Gooleman House Seward, Alaska Board of Trade F.V. Thomas the Bank Theatre Smith & Clark Wallace & Thompson Clark & Co Louvre Eidson & Dobson, Propriet Northern Saloon L. Whittemore
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