The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-08-19

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 A.E. Light, for five years special agent for the suppression of the liq- uor traffic among the Indians on the Yukon, is reported by the Ruby Re cord Citizen as having had an inter- view with Hjalmur Stefansson in which the latter said that he will spend the coming winter in Canada, And next Summer organize another Arctic expedition.
 The first salmon of the season caught at Ruby, early in July, sold for $20.25 to a local Ruby merchant.
 Charles l.. Dearing a resident O' Dawson since 1898 to which place he went from California with Clarence Berry, has left the Klondike country and will reside hereafter in California
 Nenana has adopted as a slogan the descriptive words, "Where Rail and River Meet
 Miss S.A. Smith, for the last two years teacher in the Whitehorse high school. has accepted position as teacher in the highschool at Dawson,
 Word has been recieved in Dawson of the death at Belleville, Ont, of Mrs Hannah JouSsaye, Dawson pioneer. The deceased was in her 92nd year and was one of the earliest settlers in the Bay of Quinte district. Two sons and three daughters survive her the youngest being Mrs. David Foth- eringham of Dawson.
 on recommendation Of Gold Com missioner GeOrge T. Mchenzle, the UUtaWd government has issued an or der permitting Ameucan steamers plying between DawSon and Alaska ports to carry passengers between DawsOn ana rOrUymlle. tortymlle lS m Canadian terIIOry, but no steam CTS ply on the route but Amencan' MT. AlchenzIe mas been advised of the privilege beng granted.
 E.h. Mack has resigned his posi- ton m the pOStOfnce at tmroanEN and jOned the StaIt of the Farmers Bank at that place, m the place ol koDert St. George.
 Hal Nozigna, TOT many ye2rS prom inent m Dawson atnleucS and one oi ,ne pest baseball prayers OI that clly, uas gone LO san rrancIScO where he wIil enust m the Umted states Army TOT the war. ne was caSnler ot the .,or..v.u uOmmercIai COmI any.
 ChareS C. ryne, cOnucCed ot Vio- latIng the espionage act by the Com mISSlonerS court at talrOanks, ana sentenced to one year m JaIi, has ap- pealed 10 the DISInCJ Court, and Was admitted 10 ball. ryne was lormer,! an operator m raIrUanKS.
 h.A. Anderson, Ot Petersburg haS purcnaSeu the nun ol Cne oid sIeaII'~ or .1,as>d formerly owned by the Mi1~ son sylvester Auu Company ol Wran- gell and wlll convert II into herring sa.Jery
 MIss Anna St;pek of Nome and Cor -purM nluOS oI rOrt DavlS were rc- gently married at Nome.
 rlanE r. wood, brother ot the Fairbanks banker, k.C. Wood, has written to Fairbanks that he Is bound for oversea service, and he Is now in France, according to Fairbanks news papers.
 The time for submitting final proof on the Petersburg townSite appica- ton for patent has been postponed six weeks and the notice ordered re- published. The final proof will be made on August 27th, says the Pet erSburg Report.
 Pror. W.G. Beattie, superintendent of Schools at Metlakatla, says the can -nery at that place is doing good work this year, and that no labor troubles are expected.
 Dr. Braafldt of Petersburg, has re- ceived word that his cousin, Theodore l.. Braafldt, has been killed in action at the front in France.