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Newspaper

Seward Weekly Gateway

Location

Seward, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1907

Page

7

Tragic River Accident Near Susitna Claims Murphy

L C Murphy drowned in the Chulitna river five miles above the Susitna forks after his boat struck a snag and overturned. Fred Borden swam to shore, tied up the craft, and later was rescued by an Indian near Susitna station. Murphy, from Sunbury Ohio, carried 1000 in drafts.

L. C. Murphy Chulitna Susitna Forks Fred Borden Murphy Sunbury Ohio Borden Seward Portland Susitna Susitna Station

Seattle Investor Sees Potential in Cooper Creek Mine

John W. Goodwin of Seattle inspected the Kenai Mining & Milling Company property on Cooper creek aboard the Saratoga. A prominent real estate and mining operator, he holds an interest and considers increasing his investment after traveling from Seattle this afternoon.

John W. Goodwin Seattle Saratoga Kenai Mining & Milling Company Cooper Creek Mr. Goodwin Goodwin

Copper Claims Work Planned East of Fox Island

Equipment for development on the copper claims east of Fox Island by Redman Pitman Clayson and Conner arrived in Seward aboard the Saratoga and will begin work at once. Featherbed group work is also expected to start shortly thereafter.

Fox Island Redman, Pitman, Clayson and Conner Seward Saratoga

Duchess Mine Strike Sparks Westward Coal Movement

A large strike occurred recently in the Duchess mine at Latouche owned by the Reynolds company. Eleven thousand tons of coal were consumed last winter to develop Candle Creek placer mines, mined within twelve miles of their use near Candle Creek, a tributary of the Kiwalik River flowing into Kotzebue Sound from the south.

Duchess Reynolds Company Latouche Candle Creek Kiwalik River Kotzebue Sound

Gans Wins Fifth Round Victory Over Britt in SF Fight

The Daily Gateway reports Jimmy Gans defeated Britt in the fifth round in San Francisco. Britt bore a broken left forearm after blocking a punch, with 14,000 spectators watching. Gans bet 12000 on himself and plans a Los Angeles bout with Memsic. Britt disputes injury claims and seeks another rematch.

San Francisco Flash Gans Ay Cable Daily Gateway Jack Welch Britt Los Angeles George Memsic Jimmy Britt Nelson George Memsier

Chandlar Population Dwindles and Mining Report

The Yukon Valley News notes only twenty nine residents in Chandlar mid July and three mining claims active. It also reports Lavelle Young steamer officers struck a claim on Sheep Creek in Chandlar with four dollars worth in pans found.

Yukon Valley News Chandlar Lavelle Young Sheep Creek Chandler

Alaska Gold Rumors Clash With Real Finds

An American observer says the Anadir Bay strike boasted earlier in summer is worthless. A mail package with 12,000 in gold dust was stolen from Seattle No 3 between Rampart and Eagle. Vault Creek in Tanana yields common gold slugs and a 243 nugget was found recently. Crooked play near Fairbanks harms baseball and Dawson reports summer green corn, first in Alaska or Yukon.

Siberia Nome Anadir Bay Seattle No. 3 Rampart Eagle Vault Creek Tanana Dawson Alaska Yukon

Steamer Saratoga Heads to Chignik With Men from Northwestern Cannery

Saratoga arrived at 5 30 this morning and departed for Sel dovia and Chignik at 10 30. She will sail about three days to bring men from the Northwestern cannery. Local cargo included general merchandise and 14000 feet of bridge timber for the railroad. Arrival delay caused by four day stay at Kataux to discharge cargo in the harbor. Santa Clara and Bertha Sail South Steamer Santa Clara returned from Seldovia Saturday evening and sailed to Seattle at 2 a m Sunday. Bertha arrived as Santa Clara went out and stayed all day Sunday, leaving at 9 p m. She loaded lumber, thirteen horses and three cattle for Reynolds Co at Valdez. Both steamers faced over thirty hours from Seldovia due to a strong head wind.

Saratoga Seldovia Chignik Kataux Santa Clara Seattle Bertha Reynolds Company Valdez

Jeanie Reaches Valdez Before Sails to Seattle

Jeanie reaches Valdez in the morning and plans to sail on the Steamer Seattle westward tomorrow.

Jeanie Valdez

Alaska Home railway stock subscriptions surge in Nome

The Valdez Prospector, citing Frank E. Youngs, reports rapid stock subscriptions to the Alaska Home railway. The Ussuri, a Russian ship, docked in Nome last month with over 100 Russians seeking employment. Officials fix Alaska road width at sixty feet by the road commissioners.

Valdez Frank E. Youngs Alaska Home Railway Ussuri Nome Alaska

Advancing Their Interests of Our Bank Patrons

The bank states its aim to advance customers' bust interests in a legitimate way. It notes motives may be tinged with selfishness as patrons' prosperity underpins the bank's success.

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