Seward weekly gateway., 1906-06-02

.N express an opinion concerning the out come of the contest John r. Cum of Fairbanks, who is an avowed candi- date, is expected here today on his way home from Washington.
 Perry to Fix Up Accounts
 Seattle. May % - U. $. Marshal Perry of the Third district of Alaska will sail for Juneau in @ day or two to have Judge Gunuison of the Second district approve his accounts. The matter has been held up long time awaiting the outcome of the Wicker sham fight.
 Two Bremen Bound Over
 Seattle, May 20- Firemen Mapes and Mingo were bound over today to the grand jury to answer to the charge of footing in the Arlington dock fire. Other hearings are in progress today.
 Lake Canal Bill Likely to Pass
 Washington, D. C., May 3l-The Lake Washington canal bill which per mits the construction of canal from the lake to Salmon bay near Seattle by James A. Moore of that city, is likely to pass congress. Moore will be re- quired to give a bond to maintain the canal for at least three years after its completion. He announces that he intends to operate the canal in connec- tion with his $lO,OOO,OOO steel plant which he promises to erect near the waterway.
 Hermann Trial Set for June IS
 Washington, D. C., May 3O-The trial of Congressman Binger Hermann of Oregon. charged with fraud in his official work as commissioner of the general land office, is set for June IS before Justice Gould of the court of the District of Columbia.
 Police Prevent Fitz-Burns Fight
 Philadelphia, May 3O-Twenty arm ed policeman prevented the scheduled fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Burns last night, and the meeting was postponed until next Wednesday night. The fighters will take the case into court as the state law permits Six-round contests with no decision. Gov. Pennypacker ordered the police to interfere.
 Thinks Shoup Strongest Man
 Seattle, May 3O-Charles Heron re- turned this morning from Juneau, where he attended the meeting of the territorial committee. He expresses the belief that Marshal Shoup is the strongest man in the delegate fight.
 Senator Burton May Resign
 Washington, D. C., May 3O-Senator Burton says he will resign his seat in the senate as soon as he is shown that he must go to jail. He will do this in order not to embarrass the senate by the fact of its having a member in prison.
 Recommends Honey for Alaska
 Washington, D. C., May 30 The sundry civil appropriation bill fayora- bly, reported to the house yesterday afternoon by the appropriations com mittee carries the following recom- mendations for Alaska:
 Courthouse at Fairbanks Sl5,O0O; jail at Fairbanks SlO,OOO; converting the marine hospital at Nome into a jail SIO.OOO: fish hatchery SG7OO; launch for tender SSOOO: education of the children of Alaska slOO.O0O: reindeer 5000; care of insane s23.00)
 Says San Francisco Needs Help
 Seattle, May 3o-Jacob Furth, presi- dent of the Puget Sound National Bank .aG of the Seattle Electric yom- pau,. returned from San Francisco las, night. He says the city will need millions of money for months to come to assist the people in getting on their feet. He says also that it will take five years to c]caru all the debris of earthquake and fire and enable the city to start anew where it was before.
 Lwudy Beats DOugherty
 Seattle. May 3O-Bob Lundy, former sparriag partner of Battling Nelson, was given the decision over Ike Dougherty at the end of the twelfth round in their fight at Pleasant Beach last night Dougherty wa, still on his feet at the end of the twelfth but was bleeding badly and was nearly all in.
 Getting Ready to Sail
 Seattle, May3l-The steamships Vic toria and Ohio are rushing the loading of cargo in order to get away tomor- row night for Nome on scheduled time. The Oregon and Pennsylvania ,.iU foTIovr rIospIy. Nome freiuht con