The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-10
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

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 Bishop Crimont and Father Van der Pol were in Seward during the stop of the Alameda. Bishop Crimont came from Juneau and Father Van der Fol came from Cordova, to which place both returned.
 Oscar l.. Anderson returned from the South yesterday on the Alameda.
 D. C. Sargent, Territorial powder iaspector arrived on the Alameda on trip of inspection and is registered tt the Overland. Mir. Sargent makes his headquarters at Cordova. -.:-
 c. w. Felch, travelling man, Is reg ist,red at the Overland, having reach d here on the Alameda, AS-
 H. Baxter, coal mine operator, who rnived on the Alameda, wlll leave to- morrow over the trail for the north. ur. Baxter is registered at the Over and.
 Miss Ragna Johnson, who will be remembered as the toe dancer in the recent Red Cross vaudeville show, with her mother, left on the Alameda last night for New York City where she will enter school.
 Mrs. F. k. Bigford was passenger OH the Alameda last night bound on a visit to the states.
 Holly Ashby came in on the train yesterday from Mile Il and is regis tered at the Seward.
 l.. (. Straughan and wife, from the radio station, registeredat the Seward last night.
 C. ". Crum, oi the stores depart ment of the railroad, claims that spring is here. A flock of geese went northward today and birds are singing m the trees, all harbingerS of Spring, according to DIr. Crum.
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 Mrs. Nellie Neal is at the Overland having come in from Mile 45 on yes teIday's train.
 Bishop Rowe and Rev. G. J. Finn, ,,ho have been in Seward for several days, stopping at the Sexton, return ed to Valdez on the Alameda.
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 James Mcguire, recently sentenced to six months for being intoxicated, was taken to the Valdez Federal jail on the Alameda by Al Bowling, de- putty from there.
 United States Deputy Marshal Isaac Evans returned on che Alameda from business trip to Mccarthy and Cor dova.
 -%- Mrs. H. A. Harmon left on the Ala i meda lest night, having been called to Seattle by the serious illness of her . sister.
 William Holly better bnown as Ban jo Bill, accompanied by his musical in. strument, left for Seattle last night on the A ameda. Mrs. Emmett McConnCL left on the Alameda last night for La1 ouche on g visit wlih her husband.  United States District Attorney Wi ' liam A. Munly was passenger on the AlameIa returning to his headqdar. ters at Valdez after paying Seward ar official 'isit. Jack Ghisholn, travelling lnaa who has ;ren stopping at the Overland eft for Cordova on the Alameda. II -<
 Joe Large came north on the Ala. meda in his old position as Purser | MT. Large has been taking a lay-ofl and during his vacation visited the white lights of Frisco town.
 T. w. Broadwell, formerly witl the operating department ot the railroad left on the Alameda for Cordova on his way to the states to enlist in the engineer corps of the United States army.
 Al Walsh, one of the best knowr, E mining men of the Iditarod section and who has taken an option on the Parks-Fuller cinnabar property lyin on the north bank of the Kuspollwim, h the largest mine of it's kind on the American continent, arrived on the l Alameda yesterday afternoon and is