Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-05

Sam Bonnifield, former Dawson and Fairbanks mining man, is now living in Washington, D. c.
 w. L. Goss has been chosen super intendent of the Wrangell schools for the coming school year.
 A reward of $1O0 is offered for the arrest and conviction of dog poison. CTS working in Wrangell.
 Denny Murray, old timer of Alaska is running grocery business in Sc. attle.
 R. B. Hall, known as Bert, who built the Solomon ditch line, is now living at Greenwich, Conn.
 Al Murphy, former claim owner and operator on Dexter creek, near Nome, is in Los Angeles.
 Frank Pierson, an old timer of the Nome district, is living at Weaver Creek in the Selkirk mountains, B. C.. operating mining property.
 Dr. H. A. Kyvig, for many years To- cated on Cook Inlet, and Mrs. Kyvig are living at Paulsbo, Wash. Dr. Ky wig has a drug store there.
 Jerry Calvin, a KoGgarok mining man is now in New York, financing e hydroelectric proposition for the town of Wrangell, Alaska.
 Chas. Lamb, who as partner O. Billy Leake won fortune on Bonan- ga creek in the Klondike, is living ID Stockton, Calf.
 H. B. Wilkinson, former chlef tme- keeper for the Alaskan Engineering Commission, is now in the income tax department at Washington, D. '.
 Former Governor w. H. Hoggatt O. Alaska is president of the Reyes Products Company, big concern, Ill New London, Conn.
 George c. Hazelet was named pres ident and E. F. Medley secretary O. the Cordova chamber of commerce a. recent election.
 Peter McGrath, for whom the town of McGrath, in the Kuskokwim dls- uict was named, and who used to run a trading post there, is in the furnl- ture business in Portland.
 w. H. Graham, an oldtimer of the Nenana district, now residing in Pine dale, Wyoming, writes that he ln- tends returning to Alaska this sum- mer.
 It is easy enough to be happy, when one has beauty and youth, but the girl worth while is one who can smile, right after she's lost iron tooth.
 Miss Una North, formerly of Sew ard, holds a responsible position with the Bank of Commerce, Seattle, hav- ing charge of the department handl- ing the bonds that were subscribed for the big hotel to be erected in Sc, attle.
 Charles Jones, at one time resident of Anchorage, where he edited the Railroad Record, official organ Of th' Alaska Engineering Commission nov has charge of one of the departments of internal revenue at Washington D. c.
 Dave King, we'll known newspa- per man, for sometime associated with Rex Beach the author, and who for ten years has been running a pa per at Morristown, N. J., died recently according to advices received by Se- attle friends.
 Members of the Sisters and Broth CTS Society at Wrangell, a native or ganization, made complaint that Sa- rah Lott had appeared at a meeting and had used profane language and acted in drunk and disorderly man. ner. A warrant was issued and the defendant tried, receiving twenty days in jail.
 Henry Heinbockel was recently ar- rested at Wrangell and tried for dis charging firearms in the city limits MT. Heinbockel was standing in the rear of Johnson's store at Wrangell, when he shot at a crow. The bullet ricochetted and struck a native on the head stunning but not seriously in- turing him.
 : Foley Bennett, who made a con- fortable stake on Dominion creek; George Craig, formerly of the depart ment of justice at Dawson; Mrs. Craig and daughters; Roderick Mcdonald and wife; William Hill, long time fore man for the Yukon Gold on Twelve Mile; E. M. Mutch and wife; Caleb Hauser, Dominion creek miner, and Arohio Rlack are located at Pentic-