Seward weekly gateway., 1906-01-06

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 time ] had made encouraging headway mwy efforts to raise money for the building of the railway, and it was im- noruu. to have the starting point nwod even though i. then existed only m a virgin forest. The first chief engineer of the railway company, C. lL. Anderson had designated the place Nl,u,aa on all the blue prints inc had prepared. He explained it to be a combination a' Nius. Captain 8gu- rings given rme. with tue las. -y',a- ..u ..-.. G.. .ha only names .. .s...... .r m. .u serious cou-ld- ...m v... Seward. Mckinley, and E.. wei. "m.'Ne....u0.. .a..he sine. .. n. ... metropolis o.
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 Fixes Birthday CT s.va.s..r.
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 ......... from Seward Co Seattle in -..... #G after attending .ae .u."....w.u. O. construction wora> ! ....... .u..t#oa from almost every man # ... young town, asking the ..-.... department ,o establish a n-. .#.. rH.re .ao appoint Lille N. Gordon .u.-u.--. took ,he peri- .uu t. Washington. D. C.. in Novem- u.r rns. There [ learned that Mr.. W.ga a. the postal inspector for the ..-r. embracing Alaska, had filed .r...-. .u-u-, the bes.owal O. the seward ua che embryo city oi E..wocH.u Bay. alleging that there ..a. already several Stewards in ... territory. went personally to "ro-..u. Roosevelt and explained Go him ..a ..s, of my desire to have the new ua.. named Seward, pointing out Co him that che other postoaiccs of that name .er. cauaertesor temporary camps, which could easily be changed to other names. lie heartily agreed with my view of the case, and asked m. to address a letter to him directly .mboagiug tae reasons ! had given him verbally, and bring it to him next aas.ac 10 o'clock. did so. After he had read it he said to me, as nearly as { can remember:
 .nsou are quite right. This railroad should give rise to an important city ar the ocean terminus. That city de- serves to be named in honor of the