THE
McCarthy weekly news
Entered as second class matter, i^eptem
ber 17th, 1918. at the tost Office, at
McCarthy, Alaska, under the Act of
March 3. 1879.
Harry C. Bosch — Owner it Proprietor
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Saturday June 7, 1924
RUNNIN(G A NEWSPAPER.
Taking over a news paper is like
taking on a new wife, you never
know whether or not it will be a
success.
Hereafter, The MC.Carthy News
will be Edited, and Managed, by
Mr. Harry C. Bosch, who has
purchased,The Publication, from
Mr. R. C. Lander, the former ow
ner.
He will endeavor to print all
the local topics of interest, and
will give his best effort towards
bigger and a more prosperous
Me. Car thy.
NOTICE.
I wish to extend my Sincere
1 hanks, to the Advetisers and
Subscribers, of the Me. Carthy
News.
For Their whole hearted sup
port. The Sheet, has received du
ring the past Two Years.
The difference between a bow
tie and a long tie is fifteen min
tues. Boston Globe.
In Probate Court, McCarthy
Precinct, 3rd Division, Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
Richard Welsh, deceased.
No. 61.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly and reg
ularly appointed administrator of
the estate of Richard Welsh, de
ceased, by said court on the 10
th day of May. 1924, and has
qualfied as such administrator.
That the creditors and all per
sons having dims against said es |
tateare requested to present the j
same, with proper vouchers,prop I
erly verified, within six months
after the publication of this not
ice, to the undersigned at his
place of residence and business!
i at Kennecott, Alaska,
Dated at McCarthy, Alaska, this j
10th day of May, 1924.
James McGavock
Admi istrator
Publish May 31,June 7,14,21 1924
THE PROSPECTORS DREAM, j
Have You,ever done Prospecting
For the Tiling,
That most Men look
That sends them crazy,
With Longing
The Bait, for a life long HookJ
Eager with Expectation
Beyond the Dream of Mind; j
For the “ Stake ” that they will
Be making ;
When they find Their one !
“Big Find.” !
!
Continued next week.
HERE AND THERE.
The War filled the Worl 1 with
junk and the Peace is filling it
with bunk.—Columbia Record.
You can’t be a howling sue
ess by simply howling. —The
Post.
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