Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1933-03-20


George P. Coughlin, of the F. E.
Co., Fairbanks, who has been back
to st. Paul for visit, was among !!
those disembarking Saturday from
the SIS Northwestern, and leaving
Sunday for Fairbanks.
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Fred Clark, oldtime mail carrier
out of Nenana, came back from
the Outside Saturday and headed |
for his Interior home.
J. D. Chamberlin, civil engineer
Of Fairbanks arrived from Seattle
on the SIS Northwestern.
DR.. A. r. Carter of Fairbanks
arrived from Seattle on the SIS.
Northwestern with complete
modern Xray outfit which he will
install in his Interior offices. A
specialist accompanied him.
MRS. F. T. Engelhorn, wife Of the
Cache Creek mining man who has
leased the Murray ground, passed
thru the city Sunday from the
states to the creek.
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0. J. Egleston, general manager
Of the Fairbanks Exploration Co.,
was among Saturdays prominent
visitors in the city on his way to
his Fairbanks Offices from g. bus
mess trip East. Mr.. EglestOn was
| ACCOMPANIED by Mrs FgleSton and
children.
F. H. Loundsbury. auditor OF sta
ton accounts, Alaska Railroad,
was weekend visitor in the city
from Anchorage.
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Elmo Gallinatti, in charge of the
2. E. Co., cats" came in from the
south Saturday on his way home
to Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P Brevik were
among Saturdays arrivals from
Juneau enroute to Anchorage
where they we're to board a plane
for Good News Bay. Mr.. Brevik
and associates located a number
Of claims in the platinum area last
summer and will spend the season
developing the property.
J. c. Irving, superintendent of
points for the F. E. Co., returned
Saturday from the States and left
Sunday for the Interior.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. jenkins, in
business at Talkeetna, returned on
the SIS Northwestern Saturday
from a visit to the Outside. contin-
uillg on to Talkeetna Sunday.
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william Murray, a member Of
! the Alaska Road Commission force
at Anchorage, returned from Seat
tie ard left for home Sunday.
Fred J. Spach, member of the
engineering staff of the Alaska
Road Commission, Anchorage, ar
rived Saturday to check up on
local projects.
r. H. Mapleton. superintendent
Of the F. E. c., power plant at
Fairbanks, was among those re-
turning Saturday from a brief So
| iour11 in the States. He left Sew
ard Sunday for the Interior.
Mrs. Andrew Nerland of Fair
banks, who was booked thru to
Seward from Seattle on the SIS
Northwestern, diSembarked at Ju-
neau where her husband, Senator
! Nerland, is busily occupied during
the legislative session.
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George B. Philips, Fairbanks
business man, recently discharged
from a hospital in the States, re-
turned Saturday weighing II lbs.
more than when he left.
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J. B. Moose" Johnson, placer
operator, returned from Oregon
Saturday and departed Sunday for
Moose Pass. Mr.. Johnson and his
Juneau mining associates purchas-
ed Fred MATHS ground last sum-
mer and recently incorporated
preparatory to the seasons opera
tons at the Pass.
Malcolm Wilson, territorial rep
resentative for several Seattle
firms, passed through Seward
! Sunday enroute to Juneau, his
; headquarters.
Miss Louise Gill, of Anchorage,
who accompanied u. G.. Croker,
Anchorage business man to the
States as secretary, returned on