The Seward gateway., 1923-01-13
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OF THE SATURDAY GATEWAY | The Green group of mines near Nc Carthy shipped its first carload of ore last month.
 The Elks ball of Cordova was one of the events of the season. says the Times of the eleventh.
 i A soft drink establishment in Ju- neau was raided last week and pit cher of moonshine confiscated. Former district judge F. M. Brown is attorney for number of large mo- tion picture corporations at Holly ! wood :; E. A. Hazeltine, divisional dry chief for the district including Washington, Oregon, Montana and Alaska, will soon visit the Territory. Miss Abbott a recent arrival from Los Angeles, entertained the Pioneers of Cordova with a number of fancy dances recently.
 Cordova citizens have collected a large quantity of clothing for the needy which is being distributed by Reverend Nickerson
 The governor of Alaska draws seven thousand dollars per annum, with an extra $1O,O00 for clerk hire, janitor service and care of the executive man. sion, and travelling expenses. The tug Monitor recently took a barge load of marble from the Tokeen cuarries on the west coast of Prince i of Wales island. The load was valued at ss0,OOO.
 The .cnai district is, yet the cham pion moose hunting section of the ter ritory. According to the Local game warden, George Cotter, moose are in creasing rapidly.
 Arthur Erickson, purchasing agent
 for the Kennecott Copper Corporation, at its Latouche mines, has resigned
 his position on account of the poor
 health of his wife.
 l Miss Carol Beery and Trevor P. M. Davis were recently united in mar. { riage at uJneau. Miss Beezy came to Juneau about two years ago and has since presided at the pipe organ at the Palace theatre.
 The Julian-Alaska Mines Company has let contract for four thousand foot tunnel, necessary to drain the i 78, ,000 foot tunnel of the mine. About forty men will be employed and three shifts worked.
 Tony Lithhelakis, who was sent to the penitentiary from Cordova for a ! term of twenty years, for brutally kill ing his partner recently attacked his guards at McNeirs island and was only ove1powered after severe strug- gle.
 The National Republican League, an association of representative Am ericans, has been organized in the ter ritory, with Karl Thiele, popular ter ritoial official as oganizer. He will visit other parts of the Northland in the interests of the club.
 The coroners jury was summoned to inquire into the death of Tom Ed mons. oldtimer who was found frozen on the Yukon river, near Circle, re- gently, rendered a vedict to the effect that he came to his death fom expos uce, following thorough wetting in the waters of the river.
 In his annual report Gov. Scott c. Bone. recommends the allotment of fair percentage of the net revenues derived from the seal fisheries at the Pribilof Islands to the general fund of the Territory. The seal islands are in Alaskan waters but the government takes all revenues.
 Recent arrivals from Mayo says the Dawson News, report that the Tread well Yukon Company has struck mar velous body of ore, measuring twenty eight feet in width and running very high in values. This discovery is as tonishing. It simply beats anything that Keno Hill with all it's Slrprises