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Newspaper
Seward Weekly Gateway
Location
Seward, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
8
The supreme court signs the final decree in the divorce suit of Mrs. Yerkes Mizner against William Mizner. The decree allows Mrs. Mizner to resume the name Yerkes and to remarry, while Mizner is forbidden to wed again.
A garbled set of reports mentions trials in progress in San Francisco and Clinton Idaho, with accusations of plotters and debates over estates. Notices reference the sultan of Morocco’s assassination rumor, Alaska court moves, and a Metcalf secretary’s son eloping with a widow in Oakland.
Washington reports Brigadier General Allen annual Alaska cable assessment praising its success and urban North service expansion. Seattle notes ship movements for Guggenheim rod event and freight to Katahdin while berths transfer coal cargoes. Bertha sails for Valdonia as inland routes adjust and paymasters on Isaksea forts near Nome plan soldier payments.
F A Gambell of the national education bureau says Cook Inlet area natives are being shamelessly robbed by white men. He urges more officials to protect the Indians. In Indianapolis Gov Taylor discusses Kentucky guard help to testify in Caleb Powers trial.
Northwesters Fisheries Company assignee of Franklin H. Quijatie urges adverse claimants to file with the U.S. Land Office in Janeni within thirty days after publication of this notice. The notice, published weekly for ten weeks in Seward Gateway, concerns a portion of land described as deserted tract of Tanit near Little River and the Huy water mark with survey and boundary details.
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