Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-07
Notes of the Northland

Dave Tewksbury, former newspaper man of Alaska, is on the editorial staff of the Seattle Times.
 Duke Harris, an old timer of the Cook Inlet country is now mining a rich silver property near Hazelton. Major Windt, an extensive operator in Nome in the early days, Is mining 4on the Amur river. Siberia
 Julian Reed, former cashier Tn a Seward bank, is in the auto business in Portland.
 safe mooring for flying craft is asked of the Juneau council by Roy F. Jones. aviator, of Ketchikan.
 J. R. Willis, a former collector ol customs of Alaska, who some three years ago went south for his health, IS now in Prescott, Arizona.
 Il. Ny. and Anchorage newspaper man Is now in charge of the mechanical depart rnent of Seattle P.-I.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Corlev, former residents of Katalla, Seward and An chorage have recently opened large store in Portland
 Frank Watson, who for years rep resented the Admiral Line in Alaska ports. is now in the exporting and lfn- porting business.
 Horace Hill, who in early days was in the U. s. customs service at st. Michael is working for the Associated Oil company in Seattle.
 Chas. Martin, for years with Brown z Hawkins store at Seward, IS no" with the Lancaster Tire compan! Ill Portland.
 Fred Sprague, a Cook Inlet pioneer is now chief engineer of the steamshlp Hanawa. which plies between Portland and Oriental ports.
 Capt. Mike Jensen, well known nav icator, is now master of the Presloen' Grant. a palatial steamer of the Adml- ral line.
 Col. Revelle, pioneer of the COOK Inlet country is now living ID Iacoma He is night manager for the Rlalte garage.
 4 school building has been con structed for native children at Peters burg. They will be segregated iron the whites.
 Charles Walmsley and Sherman Haynes, well and favorably known II Seward. where they were engaged II business are running the Donnelly ho tel in Tacoma.
 James r.. U 1NCAlis, "eiA iAA~' - Alaska and Canada, who was superin tendent of construction for the AlasK' Eneipeering Commission, is now farm ing near Walla Walla.
 The Alaska legislature awarded thu contract for the printing of the ses sion to the Juneau Capital. The Elm pire has enjoyed this patronage TO many years.
 E.E. Hale, formerly Of the Bank Seward, which his father founded Il 1904, is now the owner Of a big gar age at Long Beach, California. F. C Hale. g brother, also former Sew ardite. is in business in Portland.
 Roy Hobart, who was among th stampeders to the Nelchina dlstric several years ago, is now sales mana ger for the Puget Sound and flask Powder Company with offices in Se attle.
 Jack Robinson, for many years con nected with the department of lusuc work in Alaska, serving under man marshals, and until recently speclS officer with the Alaskan Engineerin Commission at Anchorage, is now li' ing at Long Beach, Calf.
 The Town of Petersburg has intro duced a bill in the Territorial leglsl; tllre asking for the return of S1,9e paid out during a smallpox epldem in 7e1o which is claimed was brougf from points outside the town an which effected the natives principall
 O.L. Willoughby, known as the ol ginal discoverer of oil in the Berlr river field and long identified with u business interests of Katalla, and L. Van de Bogard, former Nome minir man, are developing a gold proper in the Gold Hill district of Oregon.
 That work on the Nizina rlv bridge is now well under way is u report of Major John c. Gotwals, WI returned from trip of inspection the Copper river valley. The winter work by the Road commission consis ed of putting in of five river pier These piers, each one of which is