Seward weekly gateway., 1906-03-31
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Sues McCurdy for SS,4OO,OOO

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 Anco Company in consequence ot the graft disclosures tn the affairs of the company brought Go ligh. by che Icgts- Jativc investigation. was sued today by thc new board O. company officials for 1}4ooOO0 It f~ charged that this amount was wasted or misappropriated under NcCwdy'- direction. Nine causes of action are stated
 Friend, of McClrGy say that he will refuse Co be made che Scapegoat for all the graft in the comnny's affairs and that if brought into court he will make revelations which involve much bigger snancicrs than himself.
 To Cut Away Big Seattle Till
 Seattle. March 2t In six weeks the yorl, of tearing down rhc Washington hotel on Denny h1I overlooking the nav will begin, Co admit the opening of level streets where the hi.I now stands. The hotel t,a very large and valuable building but the growth of tbr business dt,rrfc, mahest the removal of the htI am imperative necessity. The earth from thr hin will be used Co bnfId a sea wall on th. waterfront.
 Santa Clara Reaches Seattle
 Seattle. March 2l Steamer santa Clara reached port this morning from Seward and Valdez. On board was IT.. . S District Attorney Harlan of the Third Alaska district, accompanying tbc remains ofhts son Edward Harlan. Local members of the Arctic Brother . hood escorted the body up town and will guard it until shipped on the train ]. 60 the family home in Lincoln, Ne braska.
 For Alaska Marine Inspection
 Washington, D. C., March 24-The . department of commerce today recom- ncnded Co congress 30 bin providing for she establishment of 30 marine iuSpec- tion service in some seaport of Alaska !. with am Inspector of huLIs and an tn- specror of boilers in charge.
 Passes Milwaukee Franchise
 Saa.tr. March gn The corporations . committee of rhc city council voted . last nigh, torocommoad .he proposed franchise of ,nc Milwaukee road for pa--agr. which removes the las, oh,rarr. -1 tnr .nrwrc. of the line into che city.
 Tiuman Attacks Federal Judges
 Washington. !. C.. March 2i Seu- ,tor Tfuman mau. a bitter attack u0- sn tha judges of .U. federal courts in she senate yesterday. He asserted gua, suefr arbitrary and urauu.ca. exercise oi judicial power, is almost uniyersa.
 Votes SI,5OO.OOO for Jamestown
 Washington. D. c., March 2l The house committee nu industrial arts toe day voted oreeommoua am apnronr.- auou O. sIlro.U.I or fhe exposition ar Jamestown. yug.a.aro on held in I.1I.
 Fifty-four Vessels Lost
 Washington. D. c.. March -l-Du.- ing tar pas, w.uue. atg-tour vessels rrr. wrecked on m. Atlantic coast and ..gn.y--.N lives w.r. los. in con- sequence.
 VIII Re-arpotut Judge Moore
 Wa-.ur... D. C.. March 2f- -pre~t- den. Roosevelt WI. r.aonola. gu.-. Alfred x. Moor. o .. judge O. .ae Second ...e. ..... O. Alaska with headquarters Some.
 L.ptou saH Wants the Cup
 London u...n2f ~rTaomas L.p- ror win coun... again this year or thc American raca. cup, the race, a> usual ro take nas. rha mL uewtu also enter into tue competition for the cup offered by King Edward.
 Cuts Out Foot Ball for Five Years
 Chicago. March 2l-As result of the anti-ioo,bau agitation the faculty of the Northwestern university at Evanston voted today to suspend the game from the sports of the institution for five years.
 Convicts Must Work on Roads
 Seattle, March 2f-The state board of control, having general charge of state institutions, today voted to con. sent to the employment of cOnvicts in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla upon public road work.
 Relief for Starving Japanese
 Seattle, March 24-The fourth cargo of foodstutTs for the famine district of Japan will leave Seattle tonight. Local Japanese raised 5000 in cash for the purchase of supplies.
 Thirty Vessels in Alaska Trade
 Seattle, March 26-Thirty vessels