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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1906

Page

3

New Company Buys Seward Electrical Plant

The Seward Light & Power Company buys the Seward Electric Company property for generation and distribution, including the dynamo and pole lines, planning a 3000 light capacity phase machine to supply power around the clock. Ivan Salava pleads guilty to unlawfully killing three moose, gets three months with medical care. the case highlights local wildlife laws and frontier justice, amid Alaska transportation and utility developments.

Seward Light & Power Company Seward Electric Company Butler & Company Lowell Creek

Real Estate Mining and Court Records Notes

The January postings include mining location filings by R Ray Ross S S Connanton and Wm N Armstrong and a power of attorney for mining grounds. Also listed are sale agreements with Wm N Armstrong for Falls Creek property and a map of Falls Creek. Location notices for Juanita and Juanita No 2 five clay placer claims appear with a missionary notice and sermon times.

R. Ray Ross S. S. Connanton Wm. N. Armstrong Strong F. P. Sheen John Lechner Falls Creek M. H. Parker W. ©. Stull Seward G. M. Kerns R.f.groom Juanita

Weekly Weather Record Week Ending January 19

Weather record for the week ending January 19 notes temperature highs and lows, precipitation totals, and notable daily extremes. Data tabulated from local observation stations shows patterns in rainfall, snowfall, and wind, with comparisons to prior weeks and seasonal averages.

Alaska trade growth and shipping concerns urged by Portland Journal

The Portland Journal discusses Alaska development highlighting gold fish fur timber and new oil and coal deposits with Alaska set to produce near forty thousand dollars this year all wealth moving to Pacific ports. Juneau papers cite a Sherman act probe into Pacific Coast and Alaska Steamship rates and discrimination favoring large shippers. John Holland claims invention of a submarine aircraft enabling winged travel for individuals.

Portland Journal Alaska Alaski Wade Oregon Pacific Coast Juneau Gunnison Alaska Steamship Companies Combine John Holland

Judge Morford Returns to Seward After Alaska Convention

Judge S C Morford returns to Seward after a two month absence visiting Ohio and Buffalo following the Seattle Alaska convention adjournment in November. He supports Alaska on Alaskan soil for future conventions and sits on the permanent committee with influence over the next gathering. Also noted is a rotary snow plow test run with General Manager Poland and Master Mechanic Van Cleve, the opening of Comet barber shop by Dawson transplants Ed St Arnaud and F Roskow, and mineral surveyor S Hubbell relocating to Seward amid expected local business growth.

Elegate Congress Alaska Mask Ofc Areta Tor Saul Tosmary Tesla Erasary Tha Uresenihs Noreble Eyes Selret Elya Nerean Sanity Pete American Citie Geoalp Inet Love Vale Howe of Representatives Tier Hom Seine Aricona Amt Sane Ne Mextro Union Northwest Congress of the United States S. C. Morford Ohio Buffalo Seattle North Yakin Morford Rotary Poland van Cleve Commissioner Hildreth Clayson Fourth Avenue Ed St. Arnaud F. Roskow Dawson

Steamship Movements From Seattle and Seward

Farallon and Excelsior sailed from Seattle on the 15th and 16th respectively. Oregon set sail from Seattle on the 22nd. Bertha arrived in Seattle on the 17th. Dora departed Kodisk for the west. Harold Dollar headed to Seattle. Santa Clara sailed from Seward toward Beattle on the 13th.

Farallon Seattle Excelsior Oregon Bertha Dora Kodisk Mth Harold Dollar Santa Clara Seward Beatile

Brotherhood Camp Expands as 103 Members Join

Seward camp No. 21 of the Aveti Brotherhood numbers 108 after recent growth and expects more at tonight’s meeting in Moore Hall. Nearly eighty Chechacoes were led in as sourdoughs, with regular Saturday gatherings planned. The camp considers buying land and erecting a building, aided by new life memberships. Deputy U S Marshal J M Lathrop visits Seward en route to Seattle, noting Alaska offices may become elective.

Seward Aveti Brotherhood Moore Omic Arctic Brotherhood Northwest Fourth Avenue Brotherhood Burns Martin Webb H. H. Hildreth H. P. Wybrant

Fox Island for Sale near Seward Alaska

Property note describes Fox Island ten miles from Seward two miles long and one mile wide offered for sale with squatter claim and 42 skins valued at twenty dollars each totaling two thousand five hundred dollars, aiming to fund year of prospecting up the Susitna. Also includes estate notice for Ludwig John Jonsson with six month claims process.

Seward Susitna Alfred Lowell Third Avenue Ludwig John Jonsson Lewis Johnson Neatacln

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Sulzer Kenai New York Lake Alexander R. Ryan Ivan Sahiva Philip Wilson Wilson Salaya Keaultake L Bid Mr. Ryan Bluds Kenal Ryne Homer Cook Inter Ryan Thes Old Corporation Ivan Salava U.S Hildreth Jane Salava Horville Seward Churches Meraopist Episcopal L. H. Pedersen the Gospel Mission L. B. Sly Hubbell Territory Seward Steamers Brotherhood Camp J. M. Lathrop Valley Santana Mr. Lathrop Alaska Central Railway Company Lumber Exchange Wash Alaska Central Railway Co Fox Island Ken al Territory OF H.H. Hildreth United States J. L. Reed Seward Assay H. E. Ellsworth the McNeiley Cafe Best of Home Cooking McNeiley Hotel Neneiley Abeane Louvre Eidson & Dobson Seward, Alaska the Seward Light and Power Company Carstens THE Christiensen & Laudner Gol & Wood Philadelphia C. T. Daggett Fourth Ave Washin Seward C. L. Hale Brown & Hawkins Seward Alaska C. H. Gibbons M. D Carstens’ Building Cecil H. Clegg Seward, Ala Richards’ Bidg Seward, Alask Samuel M. Graff L. W. Ray E. R. Gray Rainier-Grand Hotel Wilson & White Co Chas Perry Mgr F. E. Youngs A. G. Baker Public Accountant Coleman House G. S. Hubbell Land and Mineral Surveyor I, O.C F. Relief Association J.S. Slater E. W. Young Trem Seward Iron Works Julian Mott Waterfront Bet Adams & Wash G. W. Palmer General Merchandise Prospector's Knik P. O Alask Seward Water & Powe John. A. Nelson Third and Washington Stree Pike Street Lloyd’s
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