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VOL: VIII
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, October 24.
No. 43
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
K. G. (Kelly) Robinson of
Cordova is in town this weekend
representing the Northern Tnsu
ranee Co.
J. P Hubrick returned from
Mile 53 Tuesday with another
car of lumber.
Harry Boy den came in Wed
nesday on his his return trip
from Shushunna.
F rank Carroh dep n ted d ues
day evening for Oakland, Califor
nia.
Alvin FTederickson, Pat O’
Toole and Chas. Botone who have
been with the Chititu Mining Co
for the season left Tuesday for
Seattle.
Harry Bosch came in from
Long- Lake this we'*k with a
grizzly bear hide which lie shot
in that district.
Mr. Libby and son, Bob., left
Tuesday on their way to Fair,
banks. Mr. Libby has been at
Chititu this summer.
E G. Graham and wife bade
adieu to McCarthy last Tuesday
when they started on a trip ini
ended to cover some Canadian
points and the central States.
McCarthy
rooms
Clean, warm furnished rooms
for transients. Over McCarthy
Clu b.
Betty Morrissey
PROMINENT FAMILY
LEAVES M ’CARTMY
Two more old time sour
doughs were lest to McCarthy
and to Alaska this weok when
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Woodman
startl'd on their way to sunny
California with the intention of
making their home near Los
Angeles.
Loth ‘Dick’ and Mrs. Wood
I unn have resided in and about
I McCarthy for a number of ye rs,
| having come in with the Shush
■ anna stampede in t9i3 ana l'J14
i and except fora slant trip out
• side last winter have been \ erm
| aneut resident here since that
time and both have done more
[than their share in building up
and developing Lite country.
Their legion of friends,
while regretting deeply their
loss to the community, send with
them their best wishes for liapp
inoss and prosperity in their
new home.
TICKETS ON SALE
HARD TIMES DANCE
1
Tickets are now on sale for j
the Hard Times Dance which is
to be held in the Pioneer Hall,
McCarthy Armistice night Nov.
Tickets may be obtained
fro n E. D. Carlson, Kennecott
or at Kennecott store; from Sig
Wold and Roy Snyder at McCar
thy. Anyone wishing to dispose
of a few tickets may obtain them
at the News Office.
Huy your tickets now!
ALASKA CAFE SOLD AGAIN
Tom Smith has purchased
the Alaska Cafe from W. L. Man
sfield this week, opening for bus
' iness Friday morning.
KRAEMER AND MADDEN
LEAVE FOR OUTSIDE
I
Charles H. Kraemer, mana^
| or of the Cliitii.il Mini's Co. anil
George Madder, foreman loft
riiursd iy for C-rdovi to make
connections for Seattle where
they will spend the winter.
Mr. Kraemer re ports a very
success! ui season and a yooit
clean up in spd.e of ha kward
weather du ring the entire seaso
HARWOOD OP CORDOVA
NEW COMMISSIONER
Word has been received
here th;L Harwood, at present
U. S. Commissioner at Cordova
will replace C. H. Sundmache;
here on November 1st. Mr. Snnd
maciier will leave as soon as reli
eved {'or rdaho to accept a'posi
tion there. Marshall Royer of
Chitina will succeed Mr. Har
wood as Commissioner at Cord
ova.
D. L. GREEN IN TOWN
FROM THE SHU3HANNA
Don L. Green of Chisana
came out with Harry Hoyden
this week and intimates that he
will spend the winter here. This
is Mr. Greene’s first time out
from the Shushanna in seven
years.
Mr. Henry Struck of Chitina
is paying a visit to McCarthy af
ter an absence of three years.
He has been connected with the
Road Commission at Chitina for
some time.
K. G. Robinson
INSURANCE
Box 668 - Cordova
fined for breaking
GAME LAWS
The following letter was rec
eived from !ii ■ Alaska Game
Commission at .Juneau and is
si ll explanatory —
Kenneth R. Walker, of West
wood, California, a licensed big
game hunter yesterday plead
gubty in the IJ. S. Commission
, er’s Court to a charge of hav
ing killed a mountain sheep bet'
ore the opening of the season.
He was fined $iOQ. including
costs, and ihe trophy will be for
feited in accordance with the
provisions of the Alaska Gam *
Law.
The local of lice of the
Alaska Game t^ommission states
tiiat from certain remarks made
by the party on their way north,
the Commission was suspicious
that they would not obey the law
and accordingly took steps to
keep track of their operations,
with the result that this viola*
i
tion was detected.
No charge has as yet been
filed against Aden Williams
licensed guide for the party,
who permitted and assisted in
the illegal killing of the sheep
but the Commission announces
tnat it is practically certain that
his license will be revoked which
will make him ineligible for a
guide’s license for the next five
years, and it is possible further
action may be taken against him
pending the outcome of an inv.
estigation of an additional charge
against him.
Kenneth Walker was hunt
ing with his brother Fletcher
j along the Richardson trail. The
Walker brothers are of the fam
ily which operates the Red River
Lumber Co., of Westwood, Calif
ornia, one of the largest lumber
concerns in the United States.