The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-16

department, are registered at the Ov- erland having arrived On the Admiral Schley.
 J.J. Ryan returned on the Admiral Scheley this morning after a business trip to Anchorage.
 K.C. Hamilton, insurance adjuSter, who has been to the westward for the past two months, is aboard the Ad- miral Schley bound for Juneau, George Anderson, well known piany expert, arrived on the Victoria last night from Nome and is making his headquarters at the Overland.
 Mrs. Hettel and Mrs. Henry Faith CTS went out the line on last nights train and will return next Sunday. They will visit with Nellie Neal at Mile 45.
 Carpenters are through with putting a new shingle roof on the Seward public school building.
 A force is now at work on a new bridge across the glacier stream on ! Third avenue.
 Mrs. Della Chase, wife of the we'll known doctor at Nome, IS a passenger on the Victoria for Seattle, and was visiting friends while the steamer was in port.
 Charles F. Hooker, representative of J. B. lS Co. of Juneau, called on the trade this forenoon while the Ad- miral Schley was in port,
 WA. Hopkins, formerly purser on the rreighter Skagway and La'Touche, is aboard the Victoria Cn the present trip in the same capacity.
 United States District Attorney Smiser, of the First Division, was calling on Seward friends last night while the Victoria was in port. Judge Smiscr has been on a business trip to 1 Nome and is now returning to Juneau, his headquarters.
 First class mal for Seattle and the states Was expressed last mght on the victoria by Postmaster Root.
 Dr. J.r. IIcDonald, prominent l Nomeite, Is aboard Jne Victoria going outside for months vacation. lie .,lu return north on the last steamer
 Twenty seven Signal Corps men and regular army men are on board ,ue Victoria having been transferred % the states. The signal Corp men .,re from Nome and expect to be ord cred to France.
 One pouch of first class mail and a sack O. second class man from Nome lor Seward was brought here on tn, Victoria.
 Former District attorney George B. Mundy, of Nome, was aboard th' yictoua last night bound for seattle and the east. Mr. Mundy has resigne( and has been succeeded by Cd. Lo men, mayor of Nome and chairman Jt the Nome registration board.
 IF. Jones and wife, are NictoT, passengers for Seattle. The couple nave been teaching school at SewaiIN ar in the Arctic.
 Several passengers on the Victoria ire from Marshall ClIy ana the! ,tate that the camp is a dead one ,ery little work being done owing t' the high cost of production.
 Sam C. Taylor, deputy US. Mar shal at Council, accompanied by h'' wife are bound for Seattle on the Vie toria to remain outside.
 FIT. Eides, wife and children ar' enroute to Seattle on the Victoria. MT Eides for. the past three years ha' been teaching the native children oI DiomedeS Islands.
 Having erected the fartherest noT' .h radio station, taught school fol three years and is now through witt the country, NJ. Riplogle is on the Vic .oria going to the states. Mir. RipIogI' $ from Norvik. He erected a radio station while there and has kept IT ouch with the outside world for tho | ..,... t,,., ,.oo,,, h,- tbot m pthOd