davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

FRASER, James s., S2, $ZSI; 45, $3SS
| LEE. Laurence A. Presi., and James A.
Hayes, secy.. Burville Constr. Co., Sc.
$3.50; 81. $3.50.
SQUARE SOUTH OF 5145
sHREvE, Arthur B., l. $3.50; 2, $3.50;
g. ss;ss; I. :s,ss; 5. s3.SS; 8; $3.50:
v1 1s' ssn $s4S; %, $3.50: q; s:S2' :2:s2' .u
HARRIS. Samuel and Eliza. 25. 32.s:;
H4E1M1N; J., ,coraelia. SO, ssss.
SQUARE 514s
F0B1Ns9N.' Fk9BINs9N' chas Gnarlff H. E. F. ssss' $3.50
ROBINSON. Chas H. 10. $3.50
WANZER. Albert c., 20. $3.50; 81. $3.50.
MADDEN. Hannibal H. 2S, $751; "a.
GLENNAN, John W.. IS. $3.50; "a, ss.12;
35. $3.50; 43. $3.50; a. $22.11; IS.
$3.50: As, $33,65; Al. $29O; As, SELL;
40. $2.9O; so, $3.50; 81. $22.11; 81,
$S.39; 5S $3.39; so, $3.39; 81, $3.50;
66, $3.50; 81. $3.S9; IS, $3.50; SO. $3.39: &:
70, $3.50; II, $3.50; ~. $3SS; 73. $3.3s:
"a, $3.39; Is. $3.50: rs. $S.39; II. $4I.
HoLMEs Eo Clarence F.: 2s. s4.oa: .,
WAIVER, Robert M. IS, ;55.ls: 81.
WILLIS. Charles p. 40, s2.9O; II, $3.50;
AZ, $1S.26.
DICKSON. Ernest C. and James R.
BAPTIST. Isaiah s. and Ellen W.. 81,
$3.50: So, $3.50.
MONROE, Eliza. 81, $42.47.
ARNOLD. Robert ]. and Mamie E., 81
MADDEN, Hannibal H, sol, s1.o9.
wANzER, Albert c., SO2. s1.72.
SQUARE 5147
JOHNSON. Thomas and vessie L., Z.
$2S1; 8, $2.S1; 76, $34.S1.
BAPTIST. Isaiah s. and Ellen. %, $7.3S
SMITH, Theodore N. IS. .$443.
WILLIAMS. Away. SO. s2S1; s4 s2'S1;
sHREvE, Arthur B.. So. $2s1; 81. s2.Sl:
SO, $2.S1: 80. $2.S1; 40, $2.81; Al, $2.S1 !;
AZ, $2.S1; 43. $2.S1; A, $2.S1; As, $2.S1 !;
45S' :3.si; a. s2.S1; 49, S2.s1; 49, s3.S1:
MITCHELL. Annie Eliza. s5, s1O.sS.
JEFFERSON. Parnell 49,, 70, $2S.16.
FRENCH, J. Thomas and Martha E., II.
g%ITH' g6T9 Asss.,c theodore n, n, 500. % ;s'1
SQUARE 514S
wooDsoN, Howard D., 1. s1s.14; 2.
RYoN. Mary shipley, s, s84.18; 6, &s.ss.
COLBERT, Lucy E.. s, $341S.
WAIVER. Albert c., 9, s11S.s5; 10,
$?2,6O; 10, .$137.Ss.
WANZER. Robert NJ, %. $7O.63; SO3,
S2.22.
KITE. Harry A.. s4 1861; a5, s4A75;
SO. $43.OS.
| KIRBY, Eva. 81. $43.01.
GREGORY, Glen Wood and Elenora
Gregory, 3S, $43.06.
wHITEsIDE. John R.. 500. $22,sO.
TRUSS, William, sol, $6.92.
WoODsoN, Harry D., so2, $1.S1.
SQUARE 514S
DAVIS. Flick and Josephine, 2. S2.49.
SMITH. Annie IL. $23.26; IS. $2.13.
GAINES. Mamie. 20. $4O.55: II. $2.13.
FORD. W. Frank, 80, $S9.70; 81, $3.2s.
| WASHINGTON. John T. and Virginia.
SO. $3.26; 500, $3.50.
GRAY. Elizabeth. AZ. $2.13: 43. $213.
WASHINGTON, Walter. IS. $S4.7S; a.
KITE. Harry A.. "a. s8s.5s.
MCDOWELL. Sadie Washington, sS
$3.50: 96. $3.50
ROSS, Samuel and Hattie B., 81, $3.50;
BURRoUGHs, Mamie H.. 1o5. ;2.1s;
1O6. $2.15: 1O7. $215: 1Os, S2.15.
BLUE, Henry and Nellie B., 109. sara
RHODES. Alonzo L. and Mary NJ. III,
BOWMAN, jaime, E. and Katherine L..
11S. $4As5.
SQUARE $3.50
KITE, Harry A.. IL. S4A39: 124. $53.43:
1876, SSS.74; 1877. S3SSs; 1871 $4S.62.
PRATTIs. stephen e. and Cornelia A..
a!xsTY. Iuth.r W. and Edna a.
! S44.46.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07
SQUARE kl26

BROOKS. Robert E.. /. Is12.
GYSA.cSK Lillian Ma 2, 's3's7: >, ss.47;
roLLIyER' f1ho%s; M, j. .,o.A
LAiNG. iottie l.. 10. ss.Os; ii. A.Os.
GUARANTY MORTGAGE co. OF THE
p; G: INC. sS, tsssS; a., ssS.sS;
4 .s.. ;''i s. s.ss s''' 81 a. ,ssss: sss'ssa' s. g.
FIsHKIN Nathan 49, 1881; a. 'L'';
1GTNsoSi 81 ssss Charles E. and Daisy M,
TEPPER, Joseph L. and Clarence o.
and Clara johnson, &c, ssh.
MARSHALL Bessie, a, s5.O7.
WALL; W sok Ellen So; "iSs' ,,,, =.
ROSS. Philip C. and Sarah. 50, '7s.55.
TEAsE TRAsER' BeIIs Ssms' = ss q q, q ;S'ls'
GRxT1M' .1IfA! IS cpTFlS ,i,ss R. "a 'l'."; {"
DozIER, Limous and Elizabeth, IS.
SQUARE Sl27
BRYCE, Alice p. and Jane e. Lee, 3,
COOPER, Henry and Jennie. 6, 1ss.ss.
EDWARDS, VIM. M. and Irene Carter.
8, $6.94; IS, $3.50.
JORDAN, Isaiah, II, S1752.
sTEMBLER. William F., Is. ssO.72; 10.
JORDAN. isaiah F.. 27, S2.12.
DoDD, Jacob, 20, SSo.oS; 80, $2.12.
GILES, Lewis W. and GLADYS W.. 80.
BGRGIXSN, Geo. 4. and Josephine NJ.
STRICKLAND. Alexander IS, s212
JONES, Sandy E., n, $16o1.
GREEN, Richard A.. r. sSS2l
R4EP6N' R4IseoE JGsSphips H%SF. ST. s. :ssse $3.50
sTEMBLER, William F., 50, 1884; 90.
SQUARE b12s
RosENFELD. Rose, /. s1s.4Oi ?, ss.21;
3. &7.44; 4, $s.6s; 6, $S.iS.
TAYLOR, John H. and Lille, H. S42.7s.
GRAVES, John A. and Josephine T., IL,
$2O.sA.
SQUARE $40
DAVIS, James A, /, S1.s1; 2, S1.s1;
). si.Si; /. .l:sl; 5. sl.si; s, sl.Sl;
Z, S1.S1; s, $l.S1.
RTa4, WSs4 Ms5yss haywood " e. 10 H. ''is ;sis 49, ,
Is. ss;is; q ss;1e; e; Is, ss,ls; ss'
BORDEN. David H.. 1s. $S.1S; II. .s.1s.
sLAuGHTER; James Tns ~ ls' Ss'ls
GOLDMAN. Hyman, 10. SAFE; 90,
WOOD, Frances K. 2s. 1s.1s; 20, ss.1s:
S2. ss;ls; 49,, $sis: "a, SS,1s; $S'
KfSd' nS;i' John oh M NJ. 40, rs :sis; il. 81 ss.is.
zANTzINGER PROPERTIES, Inc, AZ,
sS.1s; 4S, &s.1s; a. &S,1s; II. $3.50;
MYERS. Dorothy L.. 40, s1.s1; SO7.
sPRIGGs, GabeI A. and Emma, 81.
$41.61; sos, $1.S6.
MILTIER, Rev. Ernest, ct al, 81, $31S;
Brown, Roland H. 60. ,s.1s; S.
coNNELLY, Aionzo C. and Carrie B.,
KITE, Harry A: 50. s1s;s4; Ss. ss7.77.
THE o. B. zANTzINGER CO.. Inc, 70,
HoLL1NGswoRTH, S. H, rs. ss777;
rs, $3l9.
POWELL. Thomas E. and Margaret A..
LYLEs, Ieggett B. and Bette. 50,
DEMPSEY. Patrick A, "a, ss.57; s5.
GREENE, Matte Magnolia and Fred
sTEl srIsk Harrison ,s, Greene eHE .:. gs; 'Sls0'
REDMOND, s. D.. 1OT $3.50; 1OS.
$39.12.
SQUARE $50
RosENFELD. Rose, "a, sass; IS, &A62;
26, $4.32; S04, $3.S7.
sTRoTHER, George, jr.. 80, $3.50; S4
NicHoLs' SsacG, 81 Ralph iI;S'' j.. ST, $3.50
REED, Josephine B.. II, $S.ss; So.
zANTZiNGER PROPERTIES, Inc. 49,
THE o. B. zANTzINGER CO., 4s,
$3.50: ~. $27Ss.
SHANK. Chas. L., estate, 81, 79 cents.
FRAZIER. James C. and Gertrude, sol,
The Washington times., 1932-12-07
SQUARE E1sS

MYERS, Frederick. 27, 32.24: %. 3a24:
30 s2.24; 30. 8224; al, S2s5 w.
CARTER, Robert H., So. $2.4O; 81, S24o
GIBSON Major 8. and Curlue, 4s, S5I45;
~, &2.76.
RUSSELL. Lillian c., 4S, &1s4; 40. 31.s8.
SMITH. Preston E. and Rosa E., 81,
S35.73; So, S493.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

SQUARE SO9S
BRIGHT. John F. 1l2, s?.0I.
GRANT, Nellie j., SO. S3.73.
FRASER, Jas. s., 90, SS,7s; %. sara.
SQUARE SOS4
HUNTER, Barbara. I, $3.50; ., $3.50;
-, $45S; Is, SASS.
E6Ssr. FoSs; vi joSS. F.; &, 'SS,ii. ss.ii
FAUST. Jennie, IL. Ss,11,.
PICKLE, PICKLE, Annie So sS'ii;o 81 SSH
REYNOLDS. John s., 50. '77'; co.
SMITH: Arthur J. and NOveila, IS.
coRNICK. Walter and Luella' IS,
WATTS; Lewis Victor and Elizabeth E.,
LYON, Mrs Blanche, 81. s1s.2s.
MAIN, Malllssia M, sol, S2.74.
SQUARE 5Os5
STEMBLER, VIM. f., /, S4.55.
COHEN, samuel l.. ., .sS.l7.
GRAY, Jesse and Rose B., s. $24.5S.
JONES. Thomas G. and Louisa W. 8,
sMALLwooD. Emma, Z. 1LsA
SQUARE 5Oss
MCKINNEY, Lewis and Blanche E., 2,
ausAcK, Lillian M, l. ssI4S; 10,
WILLIAMS. Ernest r.. s, 34ssS.
COHEN, Samuel, and Samuel v. Gu
sack, trustees, 6, S25.56.
JOHNSON. Samuel L., z, S2167.
FAUST. Jennie, IL, $4779.
BoTTs' Frank and Alice, IL, $4o,7s.
DAVIS. Narcissus, 13, $500; II, S24.30.
FRASER, Jas. s., IL, $500.
OWENS, Jas, 20. $19.37.
BOWMAN, VIM. and Mary, 21, $Ao7;
20, $5.04.
BROWN, Benz. A. and Annie, "a, S424
MAIN, Melisa, 27, $11.13; 2S, san.
JACKSON, Roy and Elsie ". 80, 1885.
SMITH. Beryram U. and Fannie ", 30,
$60.46.
NELSON, VIM. H. and Martha salinda,
"a, $7775.
ADAMS, Alphonso, 81, s22.O4.
H.. SQUARE 5O97
LONG, Gundis T., ., $10.11.
STOKES, Cassie B., 5, $4.S4; 6, $27.39.
LAWSON, Randolph, 21, s2O6s; 20,
$20.6S.
KING. Hugh r. 2S $3.50; s1 $500;
20, $500.
BALL, John L. and Agnes L., 81, S26S2
TEPPER, JOS. L. and Mary, "a, $500
REEDER, Richard D., IS. $ss.S1.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07
SQUARE 6131

DUCKETT. Marion and T. Howard, l,
5. $3.50: 6. $3.50: 7. S8.3S: s. S3.SS;
II. $SS9; 12. $3.50: 13. $3.50; IA,
$3.50: Is. $3.50; is, $4.s2; II, $5.31;
IS, $5.31; 19. $531; 20. $3.50: q,
$317: %. $3.17; 90, $3.17; "a, $3.17;
25. $3.17: %, $317: 90, $3.17: 80,
$317: 81. $3.17; 32. $3.50; 80, $3.50;
"a. $317: 35. $S.17; S6. $3.17; 81.
$3.17: S02, $3.14; sos, $1.45: SO7, $S.14;
irwin. william Paul, 4s, ss.72: A.,
1856: 4S. 1855; 40. 1856; so, $3.66;
81, $3.66; Sc, $3.62: 81, $794: 81,
$6.s7; 81. $3.50; So, S5.56.
SMITH. James H. and Fannie NJ, 81,
1924; So. $3.66.
BARTs. David W. and Mary Duncan,
60. 1855.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07
SOUARE k17A


JOHNSON, BlandsnA s., 7s. 5000; II,
S2.7l.
CABRAGEsTALK, Thomas and EIma.
Ss, S27.3a; 80, S242.
SAVOY, William Alton. 90, SI0.s4.
DODD, Randolph, 96. S2S.b5.
DEWS Samuel T., 100, 1851.
SQUARE SITS
WRIGHT. James More and Catherine
", 3, $2.62; 4, S2.62.
OLIVER, James William. 8, S3.29; a.,
S1.44; As, S1.44; 40, S1.44; 50. t1.44.
WILLIAMS, Mary D., and Richetta e.
johnson. is. S17.33; 16, $1.44.
MITCHELL, Andrew, 80, S2.3l; SO, S2.42;
g. I2;42; az. S2.42i S6. S2.A:; ~,
F1sHKIN, TO- Nathan, h 80, sa.42; 40. s2.42;
II, S3.42; II. 327.76; ~, S254l; 10.
$25.4l; ~, $l1.ob; IS, sass; IS, sass.
WHEELER, Junius A. and Lille B., AZ,
s2.42; 43, S2.42; a, sG.42; As, sgA2,
BROWN, John T., 81, s3.37; 6s, ss.l6.
YANcEY. Fred and Helen. So, 6S4S;
MITCHELL. Andrew. 81. 81 cents.
BRACKETT. George W. and Jennie E.,
IS, $1O.35.
HENDERSON. Moses. IS, t12.27.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

SaREVE' arthur b. 2S' $2S2; 26'
DUcKETT. Marion and T. Howard, 81,
$4.23: 80, $4.16: SO, S4.12; "a. $403:
q, .s'.ss; &c, ss;s1; q: $3.50: as
AZ, $3.5$: 43, $3.48: A. $3.50: IS,
$5.S1: 49, $3.7S: AZ, $37S: 4S. $3.7S:
40. $3,78: so. $3.7S; 81. $3.7S; So,
$3.7s: 55. s3.7S: IS. $42i; 66. $425:
81. SAP: 6S, $434: SO, $4.S9: 20,
$4.41: 72. s3.17; 7s, S3.17; "A, $s.17;
Is. $3.17: IS. $3.17: II. s3.17: IS,
$3.17: 49, $317: so. $3.17; 81, $3.17;
50. $3.17; S5. $317: Sc. $3.17; 81,
S4S7; 81: 1917; 90, s317; 95, s1s,71;
wAsHINGT ON. Horace and Cora, So,
$24.S2; 81, 1913.
EDMoNDS. Lettie. Sc. $1O53; 81, ;2.14.'
FRASER: James s.. IS. &455; SO, Ss.17;
BOWIE; Edward and vinle. Ss. ss.17;
w1LTs1E. Charles H., Ss. s2zSS.
SQUARE 513s
ExUMs So j.. James se. and Lillian, .. s1L55;
THOMAS .G4 Ia Emmett A. and Mary A.. rs.
sMOOT, Leo S. and Lille A., 81, $3.50;
%. $2.S7: 2S, $2.S7
TURNER. Samuel G., So, $2.s7: az,
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

Continued ca Next Page
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

OV1NoONB y. -. Mo- 10, S3I1S.
TAYLOR, Jas. s. and Hulda p, l6,
PIPPIN, e. c. Is. ss71s; 10, saLlS;
SYKES Evelyn Lee. al. s7Osa; o.
FAUST Jennie, g. .s1O1. a. .a7n
VAUGHN. E. D. of Forsyth Co, N. G..
2S. $37.1s: rs, $3I1S.
MORGAN Beatrice NJ, trustee, 81
ROSS. W. F.. 2s. 3s7.o1: 20. ss7.O1.
BLUM. Frederick NJ. 80, s29.OS; 81,
HOLLAND, Martha Ann. 81. s2s4s
MEDLIN, D: D.. 49, $3.73; II. $S,73;
BENSON, Chesson, AZ. S290i
BENSON. Jeptha. 43. 1918: a. 1913.
SLAUGHTER James N, So. Ss.7S @,54
GORDON. S. w. SIS. ss.7s: 5s, ss.7s.
FRASER Jas. S. and Eva H., 81
BENSON, Chesson. 6s. ssO.4S.
PRESLER, Logan and MertiO May, g.
SS.7S: S. ts.7a; 10, aS.7S.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07
SQUARE 5O9S

EAsTLAND GARDENS INC. !. $5s.74;
2. SASS: 3, 1928: 4. SS.23; s, 1928;
10, ss.23: ii. ss2s: Il. tS.23: Is. :s:9s:
Il. $s.23; Is $S.23: 16, 1928; II.
$s.2s: Is, 1928: 10 IS .2s:- 20, SS.2S: /:
e. $s.2S: %, $S.23: %. 1928; "a,
$S.2S: rs. 1928: &c. 1928: 27. 1928;
2S, $S.2S; 20. SS.2s; 80 1928; 81.
$S.23; 80. $S.23: SO, 1928: "a, 1928;
IS. 1928; s6, 1928; 81. SS.23: SO,
81, SS2.51; So. $S2.51; So, sS2.51: 81.
$S2.5I; IS, $s2.51; 56. $S251; 81.
SQUARE 5000
SMART. Maxwell and Katherine, 1,
$21.07.
LAWSON. Randolph and Cornelia b,
2. $H.25; 3, $41.25; 4, $4A13.
ROBERTSON, Walter L. and Bette L.,
II. $43.S7; IL, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

SQUARE b1S4
IRWIN. William Paul. /, $5.s4; s2,4:
z. $2;94: 8. .$2.94: .. $3.1S; 10, $2.S4;
s2.s4: is. s2s4; 20, ss.4l; 81 :s,ks:
%. 1854: %. $S!7s; 20. Sass: *
2S, $2.69: 80. $2.6S: 81. $S.O1: a.
$2.7s: 80, $2.6s; "a, sass: IS. $3.50;
S6, $2.69: 81. $3.50: So. S2.67: a.
$4.41; 40, $S.17: Al, $3.2S; az, S3.S7:
43. $3.46: A, 1857
FREEMAN. Bessie L. and Lenear A.
16, $2.94: II, $2.92. '
WEIGH, George F. and Ella s., 49,
SQUARE 5134/s
THOMAS, Emmett A. and Mary A., 500
FRASER. James A.. sol. .a.s2
SQUARE 51S4/7
SULLIVAN, Louisa II. SS.O1: ~, S3,O1.
13. $S.O1: II, $3.01: 26, 1901: 81, S3.O1
2S. $3,O1: 20. $S.O1: 500 $24S: SO1
s3.51; sO4. S1.72: sos, s1.O9: So7, 81
LoNaUs, Charles F. A, Is, ,s.Ol: Is.
RYoN. Norman E. II. ss.O1: ls. ss.o1:
IS. sS.01; 20, SS.Ol; 81. 13O1; %, 3s,O1 J;
FAUST. Jennie, sL ss,O1: S5, ss.O1: S.
So. $s.01: SO. 1901; 81, S3.O1: S5,
ss.o1; IS, es.Ol: So, 1917; 70. tS.Ol !;
II. tsOI; ~, S3,O1.
The Washington times., 1932-12-07

Williams, Carrie. 1s. $312
JOHNSON John H. and Corelia, So,
$29Ts: 81. S?9.59
BROWN, j. Henry. Transferred to Co
field, H. c.. 2s, $29.7s: 20, $2s.7S.
SQUARE sOs7
PERRY, Frank and Louisa, az, $4.3s.
SMITH, Louis and Luphelia. 46. $46. 30
PIERCE, william Henry and Rosa B.,
SOS, $500.
sTRoTHERS, Patsey, Tax Deed. S11,
1884.
sTRoTHERs, Patsey. Sss, 1915.
CHAMPION. william. s2S, $2.42.
REUTER-. Ernestine, S3S. $S5O.35.
JACKSON, Sarah E.. s37, 1891; s12
PETERs, ROSt, G, $40. w1,ss; NG
The Washington times., 1932-12-07


BUDD, Fannie E., for life, O. SASa.
MiLTsIE: c%' chsriea' T., ttS'si Il. si4stt. g. 1856
iENSHEeS BRENT aeoFs. RsndS!Dh %s 81 L. ,a3s T. ''
FIELDS. Alice M. 66, $7.03.
HAYES, John R., 81 $4'ss.
THOMPSON. Chas. p, IS. I21.sS: &c.
PRYOR. Mary wormley, "a, s4ss.
FRASER James s.. 76' s4.Oa; II. sAOa;
6MENsl 66M5M9NW1rT 7,m.s' ABE So g. :ssHs :s;7s;
GIBSON, Samuel and Ella NJ, 81 $3.50;
SO, $3.39; 90. 1876.
TURNER. Clarence W. and Jennie ".
1o2: $22.5s; 1O3, $S.14.
THAxF9S; is.ic! 1S;. Ths%as' I1 go lO7 sass; 1oS'
YiNcY, Ma, Matt NJ n. ia, ss4s; 11s. .1.sa
JOHNSON. Jessie =, 116, s2.S1: III.
z95Nd; 555s: Ia. e'9sss 9sSs E. and Betty. 1'l,
cAULEY. William E., 1913, S1s.Os.
WALLACE, Erby and Bessie, 141, t5.7S;
BoWLEs. Richard A. and Irene, 147
KING. Jacob and Lucy. 14s. 5000.
WARREN Thomas and Eva E., 14s
KING. Leroy ". sos. s274s.
Johnson, James and Sarah, s1s, &11.1o
KING. Leroy V. and Fannie L.. S32
90 cents.
MARIE Luther H.. sa4. $20.39
WALLACE. Charles B.. SSs, $4.S6.
SQUARE 5156
BRYANT. Daniel p. 1. S2s1; 43. 32.S1
PAYNE. Andrew j., 9, S2.S1: 10. $2.S1.
FRASER, James s.. II. sa.S1; IL. &2.s1;
WALLACE, Walter, IS. S2s1: 1s, $2s1
savoy. Archie and Blanche, IS, s25.79.
KAGER, James and Rosetta. 20. $1s.17;
80. $2.s1.
BROOKS: Albert and Rsbsccs Allen.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04
ACTIVITIES ANCHORAGE DISTRICT PROMISING,
 REPORTS JO[ HOFFMAN

T found business conditions in Anchorage very fair and prospects for further improvement bright in deed; not only on account of the increased activity in gold mining ln the Willow Creek region, but particularly is the future looking rosy on account of the opening of the Premier coal mine by outside interests" reports Joseph s. Hof- man, Democratic candidate for the Territorial House, who has return ed to Seward from a brief visit to the Inlet metropolis.
 Tt is reported that these people are figuring on a production of from 800 to 1000 tons daily for ex- port and that they already have made arrangements for boats to handle their coal; and it is further understood that they will erect their own coal loading facilities at Seward. sincerely hope that these people will be successful as success for them means so much to Seward and Anchorage.
 This impressed me more than ever with the importance of co-op- eration between Seward and Anch- orage. Our interests are identical. What helps Anchorage cannot fail to help Seward and anything that helps Seward is bound to reflect benefits on Anchorage"
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04
EDITORIAL
CIVIC LOYALTY

Seward will have an opportunity next Tuesday, election day, to dem onstrate it's civic loyalty while at the same time contributing mater ially to what promises to be one of the most important sessions of the Territorial Legislature
 It has two splendid candidates in the field, of opposite political complexion, but who are imbued with the same spirit and equipped to perform the responsibilities their offices will impose
 They are Joseph S. Holman and L. V, Ray, candidates respectively for the Territorial House and Sen ate.
 MT. Holman has contributed lib erally in public service in Seward, and has the experience and train ing fitting him for the position to which he aSpireS. He is fully in harmony with the platform of his party, which differs little from that of the Republicans, save in minor essentials. Like MT. Ray, he is com mitted to the policy of broader ter ritorial political powers, and like MT. Ray, he has a full conception of what responsibility is imposed in the position.
 This is not a year when anyone may make the legislative office a mere step to distinction. It is a time when men with courage, ma ture ideas, and ability to put them into execution are needed. In this MT. Holman has everything the voters requires.
 With these two men in the Legis- lature Seward may rest assured that it will get 9 square deal while at the same time the Territory will receive a quality of craftsmanship Sorely needed in these difficult times.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Ralph Mittby has started his new cabin and will soon have it ready for occupation.
 x *
 William Bird is building a new cabin for Mrs. Woodward and is al- most ready for his house warming.
 * * E
 There are several newcomers up the beach who are just spending the winter there and have been try ing to get a few colors from the beach. They have got a little gold, but not much. Those newcomers who came last fall are still with us with the exception of Ivan EnvaI, who has gene icr a trip to the old country, and MT. and Mrs. Roland. who went outside to take their old petitions back.
 
 Mir, and Mrs. Lloyd FCrslund are living in the old Lilies cabin this winter and are very comfortable.
 < j: *
 MT. and Mrs. Tore Lund as well as MT. and Mrs. Alex NLatheson have built themselves fine houses on their homesteads and expect to make this their regular permanent home.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04
ELECTION RETURNS

Through special telegraphic and radio arrangements, election re- turns from continental United States and Alaska will be received by The Gateway beginning Tues day afternoon. For the beenfit of Gateway advertisers special Terri torial tally sheets, now being print ed, will be presented with the pa per's compliments.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Ralph Mittby has started his new cabin and will soon have it ready for occupation.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

William Bird is building a new cabin for Mrs. Woodward and is al- most ready for his house warming.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Students Of Santa Clara Uni- versity, Santa Clara, Calf, attend- ed an illustrated lecture given by Rev. Bernard Hubbard, S. J., the "GIacier Priest" in the college auditorium the evening of Septem- Der 26, and the occasion is reported in the universitys paper.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

After a week of perfect weather, incoming steamers and planes ar rived just in time today to enjoy the first blizzard of winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04
AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-MrS. Robert Ro mig, Susie DeBank.
 SEWARD-A. A. Lewis, R. c. Lockhead.
 OVERLAND-Erik IsakSon.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Flowers made to order for all occasions. SYLVIA'S
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Three room apartment for rent. See J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04
HOMER NEWS

It is reported by special core spondent that there are quite a number of newcomers to Homer. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Dunlap and three children have moved into a cabin at the Stone Steps and eX- pect to make this their home.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

MT. and Mrs. Tanning from Cor dova have built a cabin for them selves on the homestead of William Betchell, who took up the old New ton place.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

MT. and Mrs. Thurston are peg ging away at their new home, but are waiting until the freezeup in order to get their lumber hauled. Mrs. Thurston, before her marriage, was Miss Anna Anderson of Selod- via, and it is felt that by her move to Homer it was Seldovia's loss and Homer's gain, as she is very popular among the younger set.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-11-04

Seattle Purity Ice Cream; most ALASKA SHOP.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-04-08

cable and other supplies were ordered BY
flush shipments, 50 that the lines couId be
restored to q permanent condition az fast
as possible.
Restoral Of service during the early period
Of the storm was badly handicapped by
travel conditions. In many eases the roads
were blocked BY snow OF trees and fallen
limbs. which necessarily had to be removed
before trafice could be resumed. In other
cases where the wires were across private
property emoved from the highways. il was
necessary to transport the emergency wire
aud other equipment by borse-drawn yehi-
cles or manpovef.
President Wilson states that every efot.
has been made 10 restore telephone seryhe
promtly aud gives assurance that perma.
nent repairs will be made as soon as
possible. Where cable Is TO be placed or
extensive poie-line requirements are nee
esssry this work win necessarily reouite
several months.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-04-08
Wednesday the 9th day Of
April, 1882,
1 the hour Of II O'Clock. A. M.

at the hour Of II O'Clock. A. NJ,
on the premises. near ClarEsbure, Mont
eomeTy County. Maryland. offer for sale. at
public auction to the highest bidder there
for all the land and improvements thereon
conveyed by said mortgage. to wit:
twenty-five (25) Acres and Twenty
four (24) Square Perches. more or less.
improved by an unfinished One story
Frame Bungalow. about two acres cleared
the balance in light timber woodland |:
water on the place.
This property is situate about one mile
north Of Carksburg, on the public road
leading from Ciarksbure to LewisdaIe, in
SAID county, out three hundred Yards
from the State Road Pike and adjoins ne
lands Of Raymond King and Others.
TERMS OF SALE, as presc ibed by the
mortgage Cash. A part payment Of one
hundred and fifty dollars (S15O.OO) will
be required to be paid by the purchaser on
the day Of sale when the property is
knocked down, and the balance of said
purchase money to be paid when the sale
Is ratified by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County. sitting as Court of EQUITY.
All conveyancing at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
BOWIE F. WATERS, Assignee
OF mortgage for purpose Of foreclosure
apr Its
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-04-08

Notice 10 hereby given that an election
viii be held under the provisions OF Chap
tet sos, Section 463. Of the Code of Public
Local Laws Of the State Of Maryland, in
the Assembly Room Of the Fire Depart
ment building. in the town of Rockville.
Maryland, on Monday. May End, 932, be-
tween the hours Of IL O'Clock, noon, and
$50, O'Clock. P. D.. for one person not less
than 50 years Of age 10 serve as Mayor Of
said town, and four persons not less than
rs years OF aee who, together with the
Mayor. shall constitute the Council OF the
town. all OF whom shall have resided in
SAD town at least three years previous 10
their election. Said officers TO serve for
two years from said first Monday in NAV
or until their successors shall have been
elected and qualified.
WILLIAM E. MORGAN,
HARRY S. BEALL.,
THOMAS ANDERSON.
Judges Of Election.
apr Bid