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THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second class mailer. Supiem
ber 17th, 1918. at the lost Office, at
McCarthy. Alaska, under ihe Act of
March 3. 1879.
L. M. Lander . Manager
R. E. Lander Editor
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Saturday April 21, 1923.
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LARNIN*
A recent article written by a col
lage professor amply illustrates the
modern trend of a college education,
in one paragraph, when he states that
only 30% of the students have the
mental equipment necessary to absorb
anything from a modern college courses.
Guess the remaining 70% merely
lick the sugar coating off the pill.
THEM FISH
If Delegate Sutherland's fisheries
charges are a mere political maneau
ver, why were the regulations amended,
why is Senator Jones eoming north to
investigate and why doesn’t the Dept,
of Commerce refute the charges more
specifically instead of dealing in gen
eralities? It would seem that there is
some fire where there is such a large
amount of smoke.
The Senators who voted against the
Literacy Bill will undoubtedly have a
hard time finding the brass band when
they return home.
If Alaska gets its share of the moneys
appropriated under the Federal High
ways Act we will all have flivvers to
travel with, in the summer and motor
sleds in the winter. Tourists will,
LEgAJ+ ADVERTISING
Department of the Interior
U S. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska
Marc It .13, 1923
NOTICE is hereby given that Sam
Seltenreich, of McCarthy, Alaska, who,
on Dec G, 1922. made homestead entry,
No. 04172, for North one-half Northwest
one-quarter. Section' 12; and Southwest
one-quarter, South one-half Northwest
one-quarter. Section 1. Township 0 S,
Range 14 E. Copper River Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
three-year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described,before William
D. Ooppernoll, at McCarthy, Alaska, on
the 28th day of April, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
G.C. Gw in, of McCarthy, Alaska.
A1 Jackson, of McCarthy, Alaska.
William Lubbe, of McCarthy. Alaska.
J.B. O'Nei.l. of McCarthy, Alaska.
Date of first publication March 31.1923.
Date of last publication April 28, 1923.
In The Probate Court For McCarthy
Precinct. Third Division, Territory of
A la.ska.
Before Hon. Win. 1). Coppernoll.
United States Commissioner and ex
officio Probate Judge
No. 54
In the Matterof the Estate]
of] NOTICE TO CttEDITORS.
Arthur C. Dunseth, Deceased.]
Notice is hereby given tint the under
signed was duly and regularly appointed
Administrator of the estate of Arthur C*
Dunseth, deceased, by the above-entitled
court on the 30th day of Mtfrch, 1923,
and has qualified as such Administrator
That the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said dece
dent are required to present the same
with the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the undersigned at his
office in the General Storeof the Keiine
cott Corporation, at Kennecott, Alaska,
which office the undersigned selects
as his place of business in all matters
connected with the said estate of Arthur
C. Dunseth, deceased: or the claims
may be filed with the United States
Commissioner for McCarthy Precinct
aforesaid, at hisoffice in McCarthy, Alas
ka.
Dated this 30th day of March, 1923.
li. Mooney
Administrator of the estate of Ar
thur C. Dunseth, deceased.
Publish- March 31 April 7-14-21-28,1923.
hear we don’t have any dog teams and
stop traveling to this country and the
Big Alaska Metroplis Chamber of Com
mcrce will have a lot of useless prop
aganda on their hands.
The same aggreation evidently made
a colossal error when they began send •
ing to in their recent telegrams to
Washington.
m McCarthy k
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The Return From Kannecott
Stock
The return to-the Kennecott
Corporation by reason of the
doubled Utah Copper dividend is
close to orte dollar on all out
standing Kennecott stock. In
other words, almost one-third of
Kennecott’* present dividend
rate will be covered by dividends
from the Utah corporation. Ken*
necott holdings of 616,504 Utah
were carried on the books, as of
December, 31, 1921, at around
$70 a share, or a total of $43,295
209. At one time the book value
of these holdings was in excess
of $50,000,000. •
Original exchange of Kenne
cott for Utah, effected in 1915,
was on a basis of 1% shares of
Kennecott for one of Utah.
By this transaction Kennecott
acquired 404,504 shares for 606;
756 shares of its own stock. It
has since increased its holdings
marerially by purchase in the
!
open market. Utah investment
is Kennecott’s largest outside
holding.
Braden interest is carried at
around $40,000,000.With Braden
showing large profits on an out
put of approximately 10,000,000
pounds montnly and with div
idend returns from Mother Lode
and Utah stocks, Kennecott is in
a fair way to more than cover
its present annual $3 dividend
from outside investments alone
without taking into account
profits from its own mine pro
duction. (Boston News Bureau)
NOTICE
President Snowplane Company:
We hereby request that you
do not use the thorofares of our
community for any more of your
dangerous experiments; other
wise we shall be compelled to
make a complaint to the authori
ties; which complaint will not be
made; however, if you desist from
said practice.-Community.