Seward daily gateway., 1925-11-07
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 and operation of tourist resort on Glacier Highway, fourteen miles north of Juneau has been filed in the office of the U. s. Forest Service by the Good Brothers of Pasadena, Cali fornia. Expenditure data submitted with the application calls for the exA penditure of approximately $2OO,0OO for buildings and improvements to the grounds.
 The Roads Trails and Mail Commit tee of the Nome Chamber of Com merce have prepared data pertaining to the building and maintaining of roads in this section which they deem essential to the future prosperity, says the Nome Nugget of recent date.
 A recent bulletin issued by the Federal Bureau of Education which has to do with Indians in Alaska, shows a decided increase in the ac- tivities of the bureau and J. H. Wag- goner, chief of the bureau of Alas ka, his headquarters being in Seat tie, in no win Washington pulling to have the appropriation for the work in Alaska doubled. While a large portion of the money for Indian schools, hospitals, nurses, etc., is ex- in hn ne tory in the far north, the bulletin shows what is being done in South eastern Alaska.
 Dr. J. McBatts of Washington, D. C., was a passenger on the Yukon bound for LatOuche recently, where he is to take charge of the company hospital, relieving the present physi- elan there, who is planning to go to the States on the same steamer. Mrs. McBatts came with her husband, al so Miss Ina Craft, a new nurse from Seattle, who will relieve Miss Rit- chic.
 After spending the summer handl- ing the mess house for the Alaska Road Commission camp nine miles fro Valdez, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders have returned to Cordoya 5. ". Holmes, veteran prospector, came in from Chitina and is going back to his home in Valdez He has been working for the Alaska Road 1 Commission during the summer.
 The Belleview Bros Dredge on Dry Creek of Nome, closed down it's seasons operations about two weeks 1 ago having encountered considerable i frost, the dredge was rehabihtated and placed in operation this summer 1 for the first time since the disas- trous fire two years ago, and it is reported they had a very successful summers work
 For the first time in 15 years A. s. Johnson is taking good look at salt water He came to Cordova on the train last week. MT. John son has been mining in the Shu- shana country number of years and has with him some nuggets run ming as high in value as $32 apiece. hn A1I and prospector who was recently prot from his home on the Pelly to White horse, was recently committed to the hospital at New Westminster af- ter examination had proved him to | be of unsound mind MT. Rose was in Dawson, in the hospital, for some time las summer.
 Warren Taylor of Cordova left his town on the last Yukon for Indiana polls to attend a meeting of the ex- ecutive committee of the American Legion, called at national headquar- ters. At this time the new national IColAuduueI VIII take olllce anu WILL consult with department command CTS as to plans for the year
 With the object of securing fin- ancial backing for development of the Lucky Strike gold mine at Me Kinley Lake, Dr. w. H. Chase is leaving Cordova for Los Angeles. Mrs. Chase will accompany him and they will probably remain outside two months