Seward weekly gateway., 1906-04-14
By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Talks Another AIasAa Railroad

Shelter Company, which owns an" ,peratcs the Tacoma shelter, an- uounce, that it is prepared Co build a railroad from Valdez l25 miles to tts bonanza copper mines in the interior and that it will begin work immed- iatcly.
 Mystic shriners to Tour Alaska
 Seattle, April "A large party of Mystic Shrincrs will tour the southern Alaska coas, next month on the steamer Princes, Victoria.
 Cannot Make Enough Machinery
 Seattle. April Owing to thc cN- traordinary demand 'or heavy machm- cry of au kinds the eastern manufac- turers are unable Go turn jt out as fast as ordered aut raiuoau, running here have notified A.a-N. mining operators that they canro. a... numerous heavy orders for ur..eu. and hydraulic machinery U.ur.... in Seattle before September.
 Burglar Climbs Fifteen Stories
 Seattle. 1.rH- burglar crfma.. tn. ar. o-auar.... fifteenth "uoru. t.. Alaska n.. .-. nigh. and entered tue ..- .... room from which ho,.o.. sw which was in the >.crc.arys desk.
 Sues Nom, Men tor SI20,0Oo
 chicago. An.- wuoma, Duly. an attorney of Nome \,aska. has pre- pared papers her. so sue Jaret Linden berg. Charles D. Lame, F.. utuabIom and John Bruus.u tar sl2o0nl.whleH he claims f~ au. him tor am interest in No. | Anvil uea. Nome. lie alleges that the defendant, agreed Co aeposl, thc product of che mine in the Bank of California and Una, they took out N.O0OO)O bu. deposited nothing.
 British Ship Held in Quarantine
 Philadelphia. April The British steamer Bur,Geld is held in Quarau- tine here ou account of two deaths from a my-trr.au- cause at sea. it Is believed that -ue disease was the bubonic plague.
 Cannon Pat on the Tariff
 Washington. n. e.. April 7- Speak rr Cannon states tn a letter toa friend which wa, published today that he oe- Hevys urfu revision should be post poued a~ long a, possible. ue aa- vises Republican, motto listen Co the Democratic cry for an immediate change of tariT schedules.
 Beruhardt to Visit Alaska
 Chicago, April g. Serah Bernhardt has instructed her manager to book hee at all the leading Alaska cities this summer. She will travel on 30 special steamer from Seattle and play all the coast towns. She will then go app the Yukon to Fairba lks and Dawson.
 Trying to Close Sunday Saloons
 Seattle, April g-Pastors of nearly all city churches in sermons yesterday advocated the Sunday closing of saloons. At a meeting of the minis teriaI association 8 committee was ape poin.ed Co call on the mayor and assure him of the active support of the churches in the movement if he should see fit to issue an order closing the saloons on Sunday, as required by law.
 To Survey Alaskan Waters
 Washington, D. C., April lO-The coast and geoderic survey boats Patter- son, Gedney and Macarthur were ordered today Co prepare to sail next month for the Alaska coast where they will continue the surveys in which they were engaged last year. The Patter- son will sail first for Dutch Harbor, ihe Gedney for Southeastern Alaska and the MacArthur for Cook inlet It is hoped that they will be able to com plete the charting of the waters of the Southern Alaska coast this summer.
 Finger Prints for Army Use
 Washington, D. C., April lO-The var department has decided to employ che finger print system of identification at all army posts. It is believed that this will be an aid both in locating deserters and detecting the perpet- ratorS of crimes.
 Studying Reduction of Force
 Washington, D. C., April lO-The war department today called upon she commander of the post at St. Michael, Alaska, to report whether reduction of the garrisons in that district to the number of men actually engaged in military operations will probably be a detriment to the eficiepcv of the ser