Seward daily gateway., 1923-04-28
Notes of the Northla Id -

w. A. Gilmore, former leader of the Nome bar. is in business in Seattle. Sam Pepper. widely known Candle Creek operator, is living in Seattle. w T. Code, who ran the first mo- lion picture house in Nome, has sin,ilar business in Seattle.
 George B. Grigsby, former delegate to congress from Alaska, is located ln New York
 Will Crary, for many years proprl etor of the Valdez Prospector, Is Tn the printing business at Medford, Or' Frank Link. an Atlin-Fairbanks pio' ,ear now runs tonsorial parlor in inc Seattle hotel building.
 Mrs. John L'Hote, pioneer of the Ketchikan district died last week She came to Alaska 25 years ago.
 The Ketchikan Daily News has been taken over by Charles R. Berry anu E. c. McKean.
 The Cordova Daily Times has in stalled Kelly automatic press ana a stereotyping outfit.
 Kercbikan spent s30,000 in street work during 1922, and still has a pal ance of s24,S47.22 in the treasury.
 iurv at Ketchikan recently found Chas. H. Miller not guilty of a charge of islander in which complaint was filed by J. E. smith
 | w. Blalock, who was in Nome ID the days of the big stampede, is now proprietor of the Hotel Regent, New York
 L. NJ. Davis, former Alaska banter is conducting a studio featuring Alas ka pictures at 103 Fifteenth street, New York.
 HI. Sears. who organized the liar riran hank at Seward several years ago. is in the importing business ID New York.
 w. G. Machardy, who was formerly interesting in mining around Valdez is in the gas fixture business at Wor- cester. Mass.
 The Swedish consulate al San Francisco is inquiring for Carl WIT liam Johansson Paavo, who has al inheritane due him.
 The bridge crossing the Cnatanlks river near the mouth oI hohonl' creek has been completed. It Is one of the most important on the Circle road.
 DF. Tozier, mining and civil engl' neer. who helped construct the Aiashd railroad at Seward is now engaged II a big coal proposition at Belilngnam Wash.
 Rarnev Watson, oldtime steamship agent in Alaska, and for many years resident of Nome, and later agent al Anchorage is now in she steamooa' business at Portland.
 C. E. Ruthenberg, former Nomlte was recently arrested tor radlcallsm when department of justice agents gathered in number of members ol the Workers Union of America.
 John Fox, caterpillar driver for the road commission near Fairbanks, vii take a position to drive caterpillar for the Standard Oil company at Cole Bay.
 Frederick Bower, champion cross country snowshoer of the Yukon diee at Dawson April r, at the age of 4 years. Bower was formerly long distance walker in England.
 Jack Berk and S. Swanson, mem bers of the Alaska Packers Consoli dated crew were severly poisoned b! ptomaine recently at Ketchikan. Si1 other members of the crew were af fected.
 Portland will be one of the stop which the steamship Buford, plying from San Francisco to Nome and Si beria will make. This is the first dl rect communication Portland ant Alaska has had for several years.
 J. R. Hayden, for many years Johl Beatson's right hand man when tha pioneer operator owned the Bonanz mine, on Latouche island, and Mrs Hayden, daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. Graf of Seward, are living in Se attle where MT. Hayden is in the coa business. i.. ,..
 w. D. Gross, in the motion pictur business in Juneau, owner of tn Coliseum theatre in that town, is il Seattle consulting with architect about the construction of two new uptodate motion picture houses on in Juneau and one in Ketchikan. MI Gross plans to turn his present Ju neau motion picture house into bi,