Furnished Rooms
Cigars and Tobacco
“THE GOLDEN’
THE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET
POOL SOFT DRINKS CANDY
JAMES HUSSEY
LUNCH Counter in Connection
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
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CHIYINA
Well Known Teacher
Goes to Copper Center
Miss Ruth Rent known through
out Northwestern Alaska under
the title of “The Reindeer Queen’’
arrived in Chitina a week ago and
left Sunday to take charge of the
Indian School at Copper Center
She has been in the service 01
the Alaska Division, Bureau of Ed
u cation for several years and
recently has been assistant at
various no rive schools in the dis
t riots near Cantwell on the gov
ernment railway.
Miss Reat won her title of the
Reindeer Queenby bringing one
of the first hetds of Beind.eer in
to the Broad Pass country three
years ago. During the drive,south
Miss Beat took charge of the
herd, which was her property,
and safely piloted i* to its des
tination.
Armistice Day was fittingly
"Alaska Soda Fountain"
ALL
CiGARS
KINDS OF MIXED
CIGARETTES
BILLIARDS
D LINKS
CANDIES
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
observed by the Chi tin a school
children Monday after non, a spec
ia] program being given.
David. A. Hoffman, a resident
of Seattle was a homeward bound
passenger on Saturday’s local.
About a foot of snow fell with
in tlie past few days but the cars
still continue to run.
Here and There
In Alaska
The newest publication to en
ter the lieid in Alaska made its
first appearance in Anchorage
November fourth.lt is the An
choruge Alaskan, edited by R. G.
Southworth, former editor of the
N-'liana News. The first issue ap
peared as a twelve page paper
full of interesting news very ably
compiled.
Tiie Consolidated Gold Mines
o! Alaska, with headquarters at
Spokane, has secured a prelimi
nary permit from the federal
power cornmisoion for water
power developement in the Wil
low Creek district for a period
of two years. The project includ
es l he construction of a diversion
dam on Archangel creek, with a
conduit 4.500 feet long to a pow
er house tor the development of
hydro electric energy. The pow
er will be used for mining and
milling purposes.
What is said to be the second
largest head of sheep horns in
existence was recently brought
into Anchorage by Vincent Rog
ers The spread of horns meas
ures thirty one and a half inches
and the record horns which are
located at theSmitsintonian Ins
titute measure an e^en thirty
three inches.
According to the Gateway, a
severe epidemic of chicken-pox
and whooping cough is raging
in Fairbanks, many youngsters
being down with one or both com
plaints. Several cases of whoop
ing cough are also reported at
Seward
The sum of nine hundred thou
sand dollars was cleaned up in
the Fairbanks district this sea
son, according to Paul. Hopkins,
chemist for the Bureau of mines
who is located at Fairbanks.
A new postoffice has been es
tablished in the Kantishna dis
trict. Hereafter all residents in
that district -will receive their
mail from the postoffice called
Roosevelt.
Seventy pair of foxes have
| been shipped out of the Kache
male bay district this season, ac
cording to Game Warden Cotter
The warden states that fox from
that region aie considered sup
erior for breeding purposes.
The Cache creek cleanup for
past year amounted to about two
hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. There were about fifty
men employed in the district dur
ing tiie summer.
A very good season was had
at the M’Grath [)lacer camps. A
rich lead and silver strike was
also made, Frank Giles and Ed
Knudson were the lucky men.
The ore which runs about live
hundred dollars to the ton, will
be developed and blocked next
year.
J.C. Brown, owner of the tel
ephone and electric light system
at Nome has acquired ground
near town upon which he will be
gin operations. Brown amassed
Continued page 4 col 3.