Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-03

be erected at Cordova this summer.
 A new temple will be built this year by Cordova Masons.
 The Mobile mine at Hyder has talk en it's place with the big list of ship pers from that section.
 Dr. c. c. Carter, a well-known den- tist and Alaska pioneer will open of- fices at Hyder.
 The mercury dropped to nine de- grees above Zero during recent cold snap at Juneau, with a 45 mile wind blow ing at the time. It is reported that five inches of ice formed in the harbor at Prince Rupert and number of fishing boats were caught.
 | Grover Frame, former owner of the Star Taxi service in Cordova is now operating a bus betwen Hyder and Stewart
 | There has been an unusually heavy | fal. of snow at Susitna station this winter, five feet on the level being the depth at the presnt time.
 Chas. kraemer, superintendent oi the Slate Creek mining company, has taken in a crew of men to start his summers work.
 r The engagement of Mrs. Gertrude Harrison Sulzer, widow of the former delegate, to Mir Charles Walter Cor nell. Jr., is announced Date of we'd ding not set.
 Tommy Phillips of Sitki who has ben with the American Army of Occu patton for the past three years, re gently returned to his Alaska home bringing a German bride from Cob. lenz.
 Black Lewis former partner iI the Model restaurant at Cordova, dieC recently in Los Angeles, from the ef fects of flu contracted four years ago and from which he never fully recov cred.
 The Blue Fox Farmers association of Southeastern Alaska, are planning to start fur market at Ketchika1 for marketing the fur raised by tht Association Owe rome hundred thous and collars are invested in blue foxe' in southeastern Alaska.
 Capt. Alexander Allan is having tht former army post tender It. Donald son overhauled and transformed iron a steam vessel to a deisel powered boat which will be used in trading il the Arctic. The Donaldson is about tel years old and was formerly built a Valdez.
 Viola, the II year old daughter o Mrs. Arthur Riendeau of Juneau suf tered a fracture of both bones above the ankle of her left leg when she wa: struck by a sled on which one of tht sons Of Jeff Nichols was coasting. The girl was crossing the street with hel mother at the time of 1ne accident.
 The basketball team of W-angell Alaska will meet the Freshmen of the University of Washington in game scheduled for sometime in March The team will then tour the towns of Wast ington. It is considered one of the strongest teams in Alaska and holds the championship of the First Divis. sion
 While trying to haul an immense spider crab from the water at Seldo via, native was pulled overheard and | CdTTl6O tO luS UOttOA oA tAC beSs' iAS was unconscious when rescued by his companions. The crab canning season is on and the natives are reaping a harvest. The spider crab of Cook Inlet measures from five to seven feet and have tremendous strength.
 There is said to be very little do ing in mining way at Marshall Will low creek being practically worked out. Banker and Edgar are at work on Disappointment creek; Pitcher is working on Montezuma creek; Eugene Dougherty is working on Buster creek, while Kruger and partners are work ing in the Stuyahok. Little prospect ing is going on.
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