Seward daily gateway., 1924-08-23

John lilly, dscoverer of Willow E. , Creek in the Marshal district in who W 1913 travelled from Holy Cross to recent Nulato on the last upriver trip of the H. on Jacobs He is on a prospecting trip where into the kaiyuk mountains and will north go up the Bonanza river for 15O Corps miles to creek where he has prepi
 ousy found good pay. The
 grante Er ro,+o +o Nonoa racentlv via power Dou,So, .,d +ba unnor yukon river Sylves uere Secretary Karl Thiele and Dis by the +;o+ Eoroo+e, II II }7lo,v Tbev tion ol were accompanied by A. G. Means, town L;L;+; d;uoo+o,. ,,ho will oo ,r;+b tion W .l,,, ~ c., ~ To,,o,o ord ra+,,r, +o first I his headquarters in Juneau Means will take up some important matters A ' with Yukon officials concerning iq- pooii''1
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 Packin ueoiaioii "<'' The '''' 1,O Inlet would be held at Juneau, starting on of Sept. IT and coming to a close on +o n the night of the 10th. ,yaNo;1 Thirty members of the Y. w. c. A. The made the trip recently rom oeaVCle Beaver to Alaska polnts' They started thelr l. with tour in Los Angeles. IT Ro
 teacher s. 0. Kellogg, cousin of the Corn row ., flake hhg' IS touring lAasha' ae- supple companied by his wife.
 At 8 It is reported that the 1924 salmon days Z pack for Southeastern Alaska will be whethe approxlmately |OO,UOU cases snort or author the pack last season. Inc reductlon bonds thls year IS caused oy the ~ oay ready closed nShlnS season Whlch at1ects carried the main areas in that part of AL of 84 aska. than 6( Al Forsythe, former member of Arm the Juneau police force, but who the Sc now runs ranch and poultry farm will en on Colt Island, recently brought into bag lii the capital city forty crates of lus- fles of clous straWoerres win a
 Va, al samson and Groves, who were mln-I adelph
  Tn the FalrbankS district, have been collect compelled to suspend operations as survey the result of cutting into blind nian i drift, tapping large body of water
 which has flooded their workings. The The water is now within 30 feet of Educat the surface of the ground in their "Gode working shaft. The flooding of the Farba drift was so sudden that the men had age, a to abandon all of their equipment un- son H derground. ly ma
 Anchor Mrs. Maria E. Anderson, a resident three of Juneau for the past "A years, prehen died there recently after an illness dustry of approximately ten years. Mrs. An picture derson was native of Finland and ton ot was over 81 years old at the time of J. Ba her death, She is survived by her the In husband Gust Anderson.
 A sl J. Dalzell of Juneau who recently mana \ purchased the Roy Jones seaplane
 North Bird, intending to operate it B. F out ot Juneau, lost the machine the ident other day Tn Ketchikan, to which ameda place he had gone to take possession.
 While it was lying at the dock one Mrs. ot the pontoons began to leak, and resider before te plane could be lowed to recent shallow water it filled and sank to
 the bottom of the harbor. A t
 vicinit At the regular meeting of the An at a chorage Pioneers recently a resolu-
 tion was passed by the Igloo petition Old Ing congress to declare exempt from junk federal taxation, gold mining It is bought the belief of this organization that after the lifting of the federal tax upon gold gold mining will attract capital and gold q prospectors and that much more of
 the claims now discovered will be A la worked, and much more of the un- ed in known parts of Alaska prospected. son. It is the belief that such action would
 result in the discovery of many Brus strikes in Alaska Big s Word has recently been received A in Seattle of the death of William F. report Smith, we'll known oldtimer of the on the Yukon and Panama countries Smith best. and his companion, Fred Weston,
 died in the Imperial Valley in Cal A fl nornia, of sunstroke and thirst on cifc July ZI, While out prospecting. Bellln.
 ment Hard Rock mining in the Hope caster district, on Turnagain Arm, has been fishing given another impetus recently by
 the bonding of four claims owned by A II Pete Kapriovich. The transaction establi tooks place several days ago and the Sitka. machinery for the development of
 the property is now en route to the Mrs claims. 18-M Mil
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