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Here and There
North of Fifty--four
The longshore-men at Sowaid
are on a strike, according to the
Gateway. They are asking for a
90 cent per hour schedule. At
present the dock pays 75 » ents.
The steamer Oduna with o(X) tons
of freight is tied tip there at
present and being unloaded by
the steamer crew.
Howard sheehan an Anchorage
in an who recently gave intorinat
h>n to Hjalmar Evans as to where
furs that were stolen from his
room were located has been
indicted and is out on a $1,.">00
oond as yet the police have not
arrested anyone e.se in connect
ion with the case.
A seventy two room hotel wili
be co lsufiict ;d it Me It inly park
for the accomodsbion of the
tourists; wishing to visit that
section. the buildino will be lbC
by 10i) leet and, according to
^resent specificata i s, will be
built of logs and stuem.
The government wireless
station at Seward has been re
oj ened to handle messages that
cannot l> • .-ent at ie 'or -se nt
t in •, owing io the break in * lie
subermeriue cable: ti e cable has
been out of commission tor some
time pi st but mess iges will be
transmitted by air until it is
mended.
Reindeer are being slaughter
ed in the Bucklar.d Dim i cl, is
■lie report. Ail evidence obfa nod
points to the fact that the deer
ire being mistaken for caribou
>y meat hunters, and,accordinly
.re being kilhd for food. At pro
^ >nt there are 4‘_\(l00 it indeer in
1 • district that h ive been ac
counted for, but it issta’ed that
There are undoubte dl\ << lai^e
Number of dories roaming aicti
nd in the out of the \ui.y can
yons and draws.
r i ; 2 \ ilitn i D smio'j, i > » i t
three hundred mdes fl* » 11 > » v
ard b.\ .rail is said to be coming ,
to ti»e fro-nt pro ty f.ist.Al pr*sa
nt there arequtiafew pi'ospec
tors and trappers in tin- distinct
and some good strikes art' exp
ected this summur‘Several prop
t^rties will beg n active operation
this summer
('hititu Management
Coming North
Advices received today indi
cate that S. H. Palmer, manager
of the Andrus property, will ar
rive at McCarthy next Sat u ad ay
and that operations will begin
immediately. *
It is also indicated that Hob
John scon will be foreman at the
lower camp this summer.
Tis S aid That -
Mrs. J.J Price, wife of the
; manager of the Dan Creek Inc.,
•at rived from tha states on the
local. She will leive for the creek
with Mr. Pi-ice.
A E. Trim left Monday for the
bridge, where he is now employ
ed by the A.R.C.
Gus Carlson, foreman at the
Green Butte was a visitor in the
city this week.
Michel Larson the Mother Lode
gas victim was buried this week.
No ventilation in tl.e slope and
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
CALEB CORSER Supt.
0. F. PUGH. Agent
Kennecott Laundry
Takes Care of tlie Family vV asli
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Mots ly Pol lie Real Estate
T»; reactions of all Kinds
I .of;silly arranged.
Coral ova, Alasks1
ASA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
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Alasl* ri
M eCarthy
“The McCarthy Club”
On Second Street
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Edmund C. Olfin
of Anchorage
CANDIDATE FOR
' House of Representatives
THIRD DIVISION
Subject to the Republican Primaries
Larson went back after shoot
ing a round of holes.
Ed Briyrgen of the Green Butte
was a few days visitor in town
this week.
George Flowers of Long Lake
is a business visitor in town.
Owing to the bad weather a
small crowd represented Me
Car thy at the Kennecott dance.