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Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1906

Page

3

Rest Growing in Matanuska Coal Rail Corridor Plans

Proposals to build a railroad into the Matanuska coal region aim to aid prospectors and a future lumber yard. Geologists report Alaska coal veins in several locations with fixed carbon around 63 to 70 percent, noting the coal’s heating value and suitability for industrial use. Local finders near Kenai and Cook Inlet areas anticipate development, with Selovia reporting 125 coal discoveries last summer and promises of property development next season.

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Alaska Central railroad to open interior Alaska trade

The Alaska Central railroad plan pushes toward the interior from Knik Arm, with a 200 mile level valley run and a trail to the Tanana river. Rail service by 1906 will connect Seward to Fairbanks, boosting prospector travel, freight movement, and regional communication while attracting capital for mining and lumber ventures.

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Fred Rasmussen Dies After Short Illness in Alaska

Fred Rasmussen died of pneumonia after a brief illness aged 42. Recently moved from Juneau to open a variety theater in Alaska, he had started erecting a building and lived previously in Seattle. Remains will be taken by his wife to Seattle for interment. she will abandon the theater project here.

Fred Rastmussen Mr. Rasmussen Juneau Alaska Seattle Denmark Rasmussen Oregon

Grand jury date shifts in Valdez Alaska

The grand jury in the U S district court will not assemble until February 24 changing from January 22 at Valdez. Deputy U S Marshal Wybrant notified summoned men from Seward. No other court program changes expected. The Seward Weekly reiterates subscription rates, now 3 per year in advance or 1.40 for 6 months, with single copies at stands or office for 10 cents.

U. S. District Court Valdez U.S Wybrant Seward Alaska

Notices of Mineral Claim Locations and Court Postponement

Numerous mineral claim locators filed notices starting Jan 1 with Quartz claims near Seward and Lake Kenai including W. P. Henry A Laviosa A G Gould and others. Jan 2 filings list two quartz claims by Hiroela Kofman Everd Peis and Niemi near Lake Kenai. U S district Court term at Valdez postponed from Jan 22 to late February with all jurors and witnesses required on the new date.

Janaveral Locators Hildreth W. P. Henry Fraction le Chas Tecklenberg Utica Seward Hor Leach Texas A. Laviosa Mammoth Baby A. Lavio A. G. Gould Center Star A. Hiroela Lake Kenai K. E. Kofman Everd Peis Niemi U. S. District Court Valdez

Steamship Oregon Arrives in Port

Steamship Oregon under Captain John A. O'Brien docked at 2 pm today with 23 first class and 61 steerage passengers. Cargo 241 tons. sail tomorrow evening likely. Portland inquiry notes Portland’s prior loss via Santa Clara report. First class list includes Anna Means and 22 others.

Oregon John A. O'Brien Meil Seattle Valdez Portland Santa Clara Schaye

Temperatures Plunge Across Nation With Seward Hit Deep Below Zero

The record shows a string of subzero readings as the thermometer dropped to four below before dawn and rose to two above by afternoon. Government data compare Seward’s -6 degrees to other cities, noting Washington D C at 15 below and Roseburg Oregon near Seward’s depth, while high elevations report lower minima. The Gateway apologizes for delays due to a new press installation and notes a German cadmium plating advance. A new Independence League formed by Municipal Ownership League plans a national campaign. A dated Alaska court notice invites participants to a scheduled district term in Valdez starting January 22, 1906, presided by Judge James Wickersham.

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