Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-12

Rex 5. seymour, representative Ol the Gugggenheims, passed through Seward yesterday on the Evans on his way to Latouche, where he will exam inc mining property for the com pany.
 The steamer Admiral Evans which left for Seattle and way ports last evening booked light list for the south, with the following for the various ports of call: For Seward-W. F. Parish, F. R. Bigford, one steerage. Rex s. Seymour, for Latouche.
 Mrs. R. Blair, Ben Nelson, Miss Rika Block for Cordova.
 For Seattle-Capt. R. c. Brennan, MT. A. A. Lamb, Mrs. w. F. Tyson, Joe Sewell, J. R. Russell, J. w. Greene, Mrs. Vera Greene, Mrs. c. Traitor, Mrs. M. Laney Greene, four steerage.
 The following made reservations at the Seward office:
 T. w. Jefferys and family, Miss A. Riggs, Mrs. Chas. G. Hubbard, c. C. Cook, w. J. Fitzpatrick and wife, James Wiese, Carl Ludberg Miss Cleo Winters, R. A. Maurer, c. J. Corkan, V. Gustafson, John Turner, Tony Sic mons, T. J. Timmons, Jas Paulson, T J. Selby.
 As part of the shipping south the Evans took on board 16O boxes OI halibut from the San Juan dock.
 Mrs. Charles G. Hubbard of the Primrose Mines Corporation, was an outgoing passenger on last nights boat, on a short business trip to thi States.
 w. F. Parish, principal of the An chorage schools, was numbered among those who arrived in Seward on the Admiral Evans, making trip for the purposes of pleasure.
 Mrs. w. F. Tyson, who for some time past has been residing at Alitak was numbered among those leaving for the States on the Evans last night
 Miss Carol Bayer, of Anchorage, ar rived in Seward last evening for the purpose of meeting her mother who will arrive here on the Alameda to morrow. During her sojourn in town Miss Bayer is the house guest of Mr. and lMrs. F. E. Leslie. Mining activities in the Sunrise and Hope districts will this year be or an enlarged scale in the point of pro duction, according to N. o. Anderson, superintendent of the Canyon CreeE Development companys holdings on Canyon creek.
 This company, according to MT. An derson, will operate continuously
  ed; empolying three shifts of four men each in working the placer ground by hydraulic method. One seven inch and one fve-inch giant will be used in the work and it is expected that 5000 cubic yards of dirt will be moved each twenty-four hours.
 Work on the dam will not be con- tinued this year owning to the lack of suitable timbers for construction pur- poses.
 Mrs. Harry I. Staser, wife of Repre- sentative Staser, arrived in Seward last night to await the arrival of her husband from Juneau where he has been attending the legislative ses- sions.
 R. L. Wilkins of Seldovia, is among those visiting in Seward.
 An informal reception was rendered several Seward citizens last night by the officers of the coast guard cutter Algonquin. The following were in vited guests: Captain and Mrs. Barn. dollar, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Hannon the Misses Johnson, Martin, Stella Fuller and Elizabeth Romig.
 Mrs. Earl Traitor, a teacher. on Afognak island was through passen- ger on the Evans en route to Belling. ham, Wash, where she will visit her parents, Senator and Mrs. Ed Cleary
 WILL LEAVE FOR WESTWARD
 Senator E. E. Chamberlin who arriv- ed from the legislative session on the Alameda will leave on the Starr for a trip to Nushagak and other westward points.