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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

away from The base Of the poles
After an Investigation By d dep
uty coroner. the boys body was =.
moved a. Honne} Waison's where
an Inquest Aill be held this after
noon The dead boy had two SIS.
tiers. ~ aud years 81 age Hls
mother died several years ngo
The poles In question have been
In dancer ~ falling for weeks The
grading 81 First az y 4 was com
pleted several months ago, but the
paies. with much dirt removed from
theif fsaHes were never reset In
falling. TIE lighting pole took with
Il \ pole Of the Independent Tsle.
nhnna cnmnanY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PROUTY HEARS
COMPLAINTS

KANSAS CITY. Dec 20 Cattle.
men and coal mine operators tcEti.
fled before Commissioner Pfouty to.
day Tho cattlcmcn complain Of
losses on account Of their inability
10 ship 10 the markets pfouty. be.
fore the session. said he thinks tho
railroads generally will establish ~
2-Cent fare. now that the Law has
Htouned rcbatlnR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PATRICK ESCAPES
ELECTRIC CHAIR
lserlep, r.l.ar.ph s.rxIe..l

ALBANY. n Y. Dec 2o--Goy-
efnar Higgins today eommated the
sentence Of Lawyer Patrick 70 life
The governor said the grave doubts
expressed b. three Of the seven
Judges ia the court az appeals salts
fled him that Patrick should be
relieved 81 the extreme penalty
lie said Patrick was never accused
OF directly numbering Millionaire
Rice. bat only o. procuring the muir
der. while the Helfcontessed muir
aerer. the valet. Jones. Saa left i'm.
muna BY turning states evidence.
ogsINNING. n. Y. Dec "a
Patrick SAYS he don't believe that
Gov. Higgins has commuted his
sentence. but says he would not &C
eept Il n he did Ne says I viii
continue to fight Tor liberty or
nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
TRAINS ARE IN
BLOCKADES

Another heavy anowstorm IN the
Cascades and extending east 10 the
DskotaH and Montana. has crippled
the Incoming trans continental
trains frum eastern points The
Oriental Limited. from 81 Paul. due
10 arrive yesterday afternoon. viii
probably arrive some time tonight
No serious damage To tracks or
wires has been reported. but the
an0w has blockaded the trains 20 a
EneHt extent
The Northern Pacific Train No
y. from spokane. ia four hours b.
hind time and The TWin Cts -
press from - Paul all arrive
some time during the aftefuaon.
several hours late The Great
Northern 30 9. from II Paul. has
not arrived and " is not definitely
known az what time Il all II waa
due az o'clock this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
COAL SITUATION
MUCH IMPROVED

Material change Tor the better
y he eoai situation o. reported By
Pacific Coast and the North.
se'efn Improvement cofnpanies
y. morning The amount ~ coal
~ being delivered into Seattle
hag practically rcgaincd It's
~ 49, eondifi0u. aud little diffi.
~ = Experienced By retailers IN
SgIihs the demands.
- Pacific Coiai company de.
Z. that Il Is receiving from 30
:. y ears from its mines daily.
-. - Tie present output ana ro.
80 NJ Seattle are a. large az
~. sAYe ever he0ff since tho com.
~ haa operated the miuc- The
~. i western Improvement com.
= vas able 70 auby% AZ 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
PROMINENT MEN
TO BE ARRESTED

Waited States Attorney r c. Sui.
iivan fiied iafortnattuna against the
Frank watsfhouse company and
the captain % The British bark
Olivsbank In the t'nitsd States
court this morning. charging them
With refusing 20 aepoft 10 Germany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
NEW YORK LIFE
INVESTIGATION
fssr.nn. Y.Isar.ph s.rxie..l

NEw YORK. Dec 20 George w.
Perkins eaa taken before the grand
jury today % testify a. 10 his IN
yestiEatian # the affairs 81 the New
York life Insurance company. OAR
uln 4 Kingsley. vice president Of
she New York Life. was a witness
this morning District Attorney
Jerome ia personally conducting the
n4amlna Ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
FLOATING BABY DIED
FROM PNEUMONIA.

An autopsy held last night by DR..
Buckley and Deputy Coroner wilt
sic on the body Of the baby found in
the water al the foot OF Union II.
yesterday afternoon showed that
death had occurred from pneumonia
Bonney- Watson has the body At
tempt is beiuE made TO find thu
PARENTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
FORAKER GETS
BUSY" AGAIN

WASHINGTON. = G. bee 60
Senator Foraker AZ fret choice this
afternoon resumed bis fight fur the
eanHlaeratio of hts resolution d.
rsetiue an Investigation 81 the
nfeWnsytlle affair in which be rriy
ielsed ~. president and declared the
executive had rniscuusirued HE pou
err snd miHfoncrlTed the testimony
us faek up each article n VAR and
discussed the situation a. he cone
silfred % a. length. The resolution
sent over until after the holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
BOY BADLY HURT
IN RUNAWAY

This morning. about 10 o'clock. a
street car struck a loaded coal
wagon NJ Pike ~ and Ninth av.
scattering the coal and frightening
the horses The team ran down
Ninth av to Howell ST. and turned
into an alley. whore thaY eollided
Wlth q telephone pole.
Tho driver. Frank Gowen. wa
thrown 10 the ground. but Was un
injured Ills i2Yeara old aon. who
vas ON the seat with him, was
thrown out ~ the wagon sud one
Of the horses fell 81 him lie wsl
BADLY bruised and perhaps injured
,s,sspslsv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

mands this morning and siIll haa
coal IN the buukers n Is receiy.
ing coal from the Roslyn. CleElum
and HaqenBdalo mines daily. The
Carbonate Coal company f. feeoiv.
ing SOME coal each day. but has not
reached normal conditions yet
Joseph y Grant. Of the North
western Improvement company. de.
eiafcs that tho coal shortage aifua.
ton - practically over and that
coal Ell be abundant within a
short while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
TRICKS ITALIANS
fserInn, Tsl,nrsph s,ryle,.l


SPOKANE. Dec. 20-TWenty
Italian railroad laborcra. who were
sent out to Cabinet Idaho. under
false prctcnsoa hy local employ
ment agent after having paid his
Zee. returned CO. this city last night.
having covered tho entire distance
Of t50 miles ON foot They are in-
ceuaed over their treatment in he
ing sent 20 work where extra help
WITS not needed
The travellers were almost bare
foot. aud one m their number eou-
frHeted pneumonia neeesaifatlug
his removal Co H hospital. where he
IL said to hc IN "a dying condition
The employment agent returned
the Zee TO each member of the party.
but declined TO pay their car fare
one way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
SW|NDLER WORKS
LOCAL MERCHANTS

getting Nef acquainted with all
diamond brokers and securing from
them diamonds 90 sell on commits
aiun
BadoffeF id a legitimate bust
meas II fret. returning the MONEY
Tor his diamonds. minus hiH CON
mission Several days ago the Chi
caEu Loan office complained Ia The
police that 4 number %, their ola
mantia. Which they bad given e.
Rudurfsr 70 sell fof them. bad not
been heard ffafn The inVeHtiEa
ton 2hieh followed showed that
Haaosfax haa disappeared Wlth AZ
least st.Eoo worth % the nparklrfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Several Jewish pawnbrokrrs In
tho city. la connection uith the 20
lice department, are TRIMS 60 locate
Al RudoffeF. = Jewish commission
dealer Ia diamonds. NhD haH swim
died them ont % ct ieAat 81 500
surth ~ diamonds
Radorfor. Who l. described 10 the
police a. beina tail is said 20 have
been IN Seattle Tor about two
months. staying At the BARKER
hotel
According 10 ali the reports given
the poliee. Haduffef started his
business operations IN the cify b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
BLOCKADE ORDER
is ISSUED
lssrInn, Telearsph se-vleel

MILWAUKEE. WE. Dec ga
freight blockade order WAS issued
today against the Great Northern
aud al Chicago and - Paul roads.
No pcrishnhlc or carloads Of freight
can be accepted Tor points west If
Grand Forks n. u, It Is feared
the orser win only comnlieate the
situatiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
HERE IS A CHANCE
TO DO GOOD

The glory Of Christmas is in giving
And glory in giving s in making others happy
Nothing brings the normal satisfaction
more conentment-n other words real happinesshan the
knowledge that has helped brighten the let of
less fortunate than he
OF this Kind of happiness The has for dstrbu
Fund"
Already The told Of the widow the support Of
five children the years who tolls day
scrubbng big office building for the OF s2S
per month.
Her husband left her In possession of small home
worth hundred doars-upon which there Is a MORTGAGE
OF $500 This mortgage the who holds
A. striving II Is charity him 20 that
he the Anyway he is pressing the oollec
The has undertaken 20 collect enough TO raise
this mortgage enable the widow and her children 10
enjoy Christmas today $3.50 had been sub
scrbed should be trouble raising the balance
And there can't be much What remains after
the mortgage cared Tor will be put to good
II you haven't cali TO send check. telephone
TO The will be for IT, leave at the
cigar Alaska block and tell the clerk II Is for
Tho stars Widows Fund"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
MUSICIAN KILLS
HIMSELF
issrIpp. r.Isarsph ssryle.l

MAYY1LLE. VIA. Dec 2oa-Be.
cause bis new opera was rejected.
Frans E Bofchert, for 80 years an
orchestra leader IN n number Of
cities. committed suicide by hans
ing himself 10 a ladder Of freight
car thla morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
ANNOYED WOMEN
tseripp. Telegraph s.r~ies.)

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 Hery ID.
Perkins. who says he is from ouray.
Colo. aud who II siudying at the
Moody institute 20 be missionary,
was arrested today and accused Of
annoying tie Misses Ida Mahon and
Mabel Jones Al q theater. lie 10
charged with disordorly conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

j tseripps Telegraph ssrvies.l
SUPERIOR. Wis. Dec 20 -
! The Great Northern be making
! train Of so cars Of coal 20
j rush "a Grand Forks. y y. on
j passenger schedule 4 double
! header viii carrying q board
! ing car. and viii not stop even
i for the crews meals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

WATER SHUT OFF.

Water will be shut of to
Ha1lruw from ? a. m. 10 4p. m ,
in the district from Aloha To /
Lee sta. and from Fifth az. n 1
J 10 Dexter It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
LOVES APPEAL.

Have yau truly forgotten ths ofssn days.
me golden days ~ long sxof
Have rou Qglte foFEntteH your ElFiish waYr
Ana the wids siik sash ana ne aatnty bow
Forgotten The dag uhsn fret ust
And the uixht danced long.
HeExiaN each tirne for yet.
Not PET 70 sti1 the song
Has ne mountain lake vHh ns shlnmsrns nght
Ne place 90 your iurnasf heart
Ard The mountain peaks with their erests % white.
Have fou let them All dspartz
The old lag cabins are standing there.
and the playhouse b the shore.
but never = lock % your curling hair.
or ne form that adore
o chariattei Charigstei can DO
me oiten days gomez
Ana again these shall see
Ths less they've looked upanf
Can your heart forge, the aay We met
And fhe golden years that paa
And leave the who loves you yet
And loved you when a lass
o chariotts' when the glad days die
And pass On purple light.
Can ynu hold the tcardrop IN your eye
When you ne awake 81 nlghtF
O Charlotte comet Though the years are past
And farther and fainter grow.
NJ heart la true 20 the very last
Though ny grief has bowed it iow.
win arms outstrstchsd 10 can you home
And lipa that Love makes dumb.
send my cry; No longer roam
o chariottoi Chariotte comei@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

CHICAGO. Dec. 20. The tfaiHmnn
eho are demanding 20 per cent
sereasa are atill nesotIating UIth
tire western railroads The.e s.I
be - decision iozg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Ing tne names 81 nonresident prop
erfY oHaefe aud carry on a real ee.
tate bualneAs dn the side
"Ht@ alii speke from the stand.
point % an outsider aud politician
lie made a lift when he said that
tho closebess In financial matters
Of many Of the prominent Seattle
fnen Vas such that the bark 10 4
tres woald appear like a Mother
Hubbard aside 81 Il
Ole Hanson. however. was the
speaker Of the evening lie was
down On the program 20 say some
thing funny but BY the time be got
half through IL wRa obvious that he
Wna haslng ell the fun Like the
ekias'R Jester ~ old h. can tell
homaiy truths. under the Euise Of
Amusing hta auditors, Ne dwelt on
existing conditions aud the undue
worship Of fnsmmon. at the expense
Of every other sentiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
10 CHARLOTTE WH|TTLESEY
CHESTER THOMPSON WROTE
LOVE POEMS BY THE SCORE
No Verses Are Offered in Evidence in the Tes-
timOny Being Given BY the Father Of the Boy
Charged With the Murder of Judge Emory.

roeus wasa by Chester Thompson and Inspired BY
Love Tor Charlotte WhitfiencyA
WAS IT LONG AGO or ONLY YESTERDAY.
8 iseg - iens any weary year.
snxs partsd swearing be
yxs 4 bBt YsstsrdaY kissed tesrs
ssa hsr her ksrehsf saiss.
So yet
ne asash laugh kesrsy
-sr sppins 20 ny waiting
wsa 4 tana age, onIy yesterday
o lena less many
snee s@ars that nauahs ssrana eoula DELAY
Ase BIT yesterday laughed s~ay her fears
waa Il iees % eniy ysstsrdaYf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

Wliliasn schmitE. a young sailor.
Who - shipped b. the master Ia
Hamhurr. Germany. and Nhu u st
pFep~nt confined IN the county jail.
having become insane Bench var.
rants we're issued for the arrest q
FrAnk watefhouss and the cap
tain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
ALovuR,s PLEA.

De net ash yoUr love. my dear.
! - ret as fev yevi
ssif ask that yos bslts~s
That sshhs say 10 true
ra tee depth. ~ NY hssrt ! laNs rou.
To ths last drop ef bleed ~ ny veins
Te the blue % ire cay ahoVe you
~ eur God ard the nsdou ne rsians
/ swear en- ny heart : love you
And pray yoS believe that s's true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

attea by Chester Thompson and Inspired BY II
Love Tor Charlotte Whtfflencyl
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
Iher Pnblished lIis PiCture

During the encampment of the Kan sas state militia in conjunction with the regulars at Fort Riley, Kan, Sev- eral years ago, number of photo graphs were taken toillustrate a maga- zine story. After the return of the 'braye tin soldiers" as the militia men were styled by their friends, one of them informed his parents that his picture would appear in forthcoming number of certain magazine. When the magazine appeared he took one to his incredulous parents and opened it, disclosing a picture of the malitia encamped at Fort Riley.
 "Where is your picture?' they asked.
 "You see that first row of soldiers?"
 "Yes."
 And behind them is a TOW sitting" "
 "Yes. Where are you?"
 Back of them all is a row of tents. I'm in one of those tents. ."-Kansas City Times.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
MAKING ROADS IN ALASKA

Major Wilds P. Richardson, chair man of the army board which is super vising the construction of government roads in Alaska, in a recent interview in Washington described some of the difficulties encountered in roadmaking in the territory. which show the i'm portance of improving the means of transportation. He said
 We are obliged to dig the trail out of the hillsidcs, to fell tracks through the forests, and to bridge streams. An of the trails in the valley lands and on the natural watersheds must be drained and ballaSted or corduroyed. If we did not thoroughly drain the road it would disappear in the first thaw, Drainage is the keynote of the whole question.
 During the first year repairs will probably amount to 10 per cent of the cost of construction. Each year the deterioration of the road will grow less as the Iandslides wear themselves out and the drainage is perfected.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
CANAL COST NOT HEAVY
Shown to Be Trifling Compared
 to Resulting Advantage

The Chicago Journal answers those who argue that the isthmian canal will be too great a drain upon the na- tional treasury by the following terse comparison:
 Chicago has spent nearly $5O,- GOO, ,OOO on drainage canal, de- signed to give pure water to two or three millions of people, and is going to spend twenty or thirty millions more. We have spent more than ff- teen years in the work, and shall spend at least five more. The Panama canal is designed to afford military and naval protection to a hundred millions of Americans in our own time, and to hundreds of other millions yet to come. It is designed to make railroad monopoly across the contin- en- impossible. It draws upon aggre- gate wealth thousand times greater than the wealth of Chicago"
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
BEGIN ERECTION
 OF NEW CHURCH
WOrkmen Start on Episcopal Church Long Delayed by
 Lack of Materail

Construction began this morning on the Episcopal church building near the corner of Adams street and Second avenue. The excavation was made last fall but lack of many materials made it necessary to defer building operations until they could be obtained from Seattle. When the required materials finally arrived extreme cold weather set in and work was again postponed. The trustees have finally become weary of waiting and men went to work in spite of cold. w. J. Stone will superintend the construc- tion.
 The new church will be of the most approved plan for structures ofits kind. Inside it will be finished to adapt it to the requirements of Episcopal services. It is hoped to complete it within a month, but it will not be dedicated un- til Bishop Rowe of the Alaska diocese comes here, as he is expected to do early in the spring.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
AWARDS MAIL ROUTES
Postal Department Let's Long List
 of Alaska Contracts

Washington, D. e. Jan. 2o-The postal departmcu, this morning award ed the following Alaska contracts;
 From seward Co Sunrise and Hope, twice each month, Anton Eide of Seward. From Seward Jo NushagaE via Koggung and Coal Bay, monthly, Anton Eide. Points between Juneau and Skagway Co Henry ShaJtuck of Juneau. From Tonsiua Co Nnina, twice a month. Lee Davis of Valdez. From Valdez Go Chisua and Copper River Crossing, twice go month, F. O. Austin of Valdez. Eagle Co Panama, Northern Commercial Company Val dez Go Fairbanks, twice 80 week in wiu- ter season. Northern Commercial Company. Valdez lo koscre'sky, monthly, W. ". Dillon of Bellevue, Wash. Nome Co Jualitaleet, weekly, Charles Ross. Council to Kotzebue. twice amonth. A. V. Dedrick of Coun- ciI N.u. Co Teller, weekly, F. Ek,em. Teller Go Igloo, weekly, J. Klein schmidt Kotzebue to Shuguak. monthly, ". T. Lopp of Kotzebue. Barrett Go Kotzebuc, two round trips during the winter, ". T. Lopp. Ketchikau to Metlakahtla, Niblack, OoIorum and Chomley, twice a week, ". Strong of Ectchikan. Cinema to Fairbanks, six times a month, North ern Commercial Company. Valdez to Eagle, weekly during winter season, twice 8 month in summer, J. k. Crit reuden. Bottle to EoScref>Ey, monthly, J. Romig of san Francisco.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
FIREMfN SHOW QUICK ACTION
Ready for Business in Less Than
 Two Minutes After Alarm

The two fire companies already or- ganized made a practice run Thursday afternoon from fire headquarters, next to the post office, to Dr. Sleem'S house at the corner of Fourth avenue and Adams street, and were ready for act ion in minute and 45 seconds. For a first attempt, on slippery streets. this is considered good starter. The teams will practice regularly and two more teams will be organized this week.
 The two now organized are Sher- mans engine company and Ross's hose brigade. Boyd's hook and ladder com pany and Nelson's hose company will organize although they will not have equipment until the complete appar- atus for which fund has practically been raised, is received.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
Cold in Rocky Mountains
TIVE MEN HURT IN
 POWDER EXPLOSION

Five men were injured by a powder explosion on mile 52 of the railroad Friday afternoon, but all will recover fully except that NJ. Jacobson's eyes were filled with powder and fine rock and there is danger that his sight may be affected.
 Three of the men were working in a rock cut and were putting blast in a ten-foot hole. Jacobson was putting in the powder assisted by Lewis Rust and William Almquist. When twenty live pounds Of No powder had been pu. down a slab rock seven feet long ~mu, into the hole To break the rock ,o that it could be taken out an iron oar was driven into it with the result of exploding the powder,
 Jacobson and Rust were leaning over .ne hole when the blast went off and each had his face filled with powder, DuIverizad rock and dirt, Jacobsou's eve, getting nued Rust's jaw was fractured and he was otherwise badly bruised about the. head and body. Almqui,t's face was cut and he receiv- ed some severe bruises. Henry Me- Cort and Peter Cuscio, who were at work short distance away, were struck by falling rock and each receiv- ed bruises on the head, body limbs.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
fARAlLON SAILS WESTWARD
Steamer Brings Tweuty-Oue Pass
 engers to Seward

Steamer FaralIou, Capt. McGregor arrived in port Thursday morning at 8 and sailed westward at lu o'clock She na, the mail contract of she Alaska Commercial Company for .he sailing of tho lo,h from Seattle which require, uer t0 20 .o yae wesr- ward
 The Fua.on brought rwoury-one ua,sgager, and 50 ,maU freight cargo. principally 10000 fee. Of lumber for NIr. Constance, one O. the passengers. Most of ucr freight had beoV deposited lr way ports. The Alaska Commercial, Company had no. sent out 30 boat for a month on account of the wreck of the Portland.
 The purser of the Portland, J. C.. ParmaI.e. came as pur,er on the FaraI.ou. ue state, tHaJ contrary Go the accounts given u tne Seattle papcrs. rhe Portland i, uo. breaking mo and that there i, an even chance to save her. She is about half ,ub-mergN ed and slightly listed but rests easily iuherposition and AIr. Parmelee thinks that she may be pulled or whole. In any case her machinery can be taken out. and also the ore which she car ricd Her fish cargo was spoiled. She had a large consignment of haibur
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
Ms. MnIIIaan,s Boy

Tommy was absent from school for one entire day. BuJ he brought note of excuse the next morning, which would prove that he had been detained at home legitimately. The writing was hardly that of a femiuiug hand, and the note appearedtO have been written laboriousIy. Furthermore the pen manship seemed to be strangely fami- liar to his teacher. The note read as follows.
 Dear Teacher: Please excuse Tony for not comeing to scool yeStidy, he couldn't come. tore my pants. Yours truely. Mrs. Mulligan. "- WhitehorSe Gf4r
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
Seattle Headquarters

All Alaskans going to Seattle on business or for other purposes are cor dially invited to have their mail ad- dressed to themselves in care of the Industrial Bureau of the Alaska Gen. tral Railway Company, Lumber Ex- change Building, Seattle, Wash, and make the Bureau their headquarters while in that city.
 Alaska Central Railway Co.
Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-27
M R lnmiSnn RetnrnS

". R. Jamison returned to Seward on the Farallon after spending two months in Seattle upon the work of chartcring a bark and organizing a lumber cargo of 4OO,O feet and other building material for it to carry to Seward. The bark, Nicholas Thayer, sailed from Seattle January 9, and should reach port before the end of this month.