The
McCarthy
Weekly News.
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!'■ • 11. 1918 at il:o I c..-1 Otlice, at
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In the co r.\ is tovi rs ccurt
AT M’CAIITHV, ' H1RD DI MON
TKRRITORY OF ALASKA.
f. C. Pirker Smith, United
St.ites Commiss'onpr in and for
the \iyjir;.'iy Precinct 3rd Div
ision Territory of Af i,ska, purs
n Fit to in order I mm 1 o an ord
er Dorn il e l S Li M h?t ( t urt
Clerk. Arthur [jinv, reques'ing
t.nt I publish notific \tions that
an Election will bo heid upon
dune 3rd. Ibl9 fo»* the ehetion
<>f a Delegate to fill the plate of
Chus. A. S;ilz*r; deceased, it is
Hereby ordered by ire that the
following division will be made
in the'Above named recording &
election district into o precincts.
McCirthy , Kennecott, Bonanza,
Jumbo and MiizinaVoting Pre
cincts
MOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tliaton the 3rd day of June A. I)
KUO ail election will bo held for
the purpose o electing a delegate
to Congress for the Territory of
Alaska,to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Charles A. Sul
zer, this was passed by the Ter
ritorial Congress on April 28 th
1(J1(J and the same was approv
ed on that date, the voting pre
cincts are as designated above
and the hours are irom 8,09 o’
clock A.M. till 7 o’clock P. \I.
Ju le 3rd 1919.
C Parker Smith
U S. Commissioner, Alaska
Residing at m‘carthv ,Alaska. ;
Dated May 1st 1919
WE N EED PROSPECTORS
|
j Whore are 1 he old-time Pres
Ipectors? |
Tl is question is ver.v frequent1
| ly asked and easily s ns we rod.
j There are none. The original
men wl o prospjo.tec this >■ inf
•y Iron fclu head of Lake Le
birge and down the Yukon, in
liter years emninir to this sec
tion, h iv all left AI s ; r w.th a
tool st t ee, some o.v iin<r city
real estate, manufactories and
ranch s on tl c bir Outsit c.
S >m > w«v e i i o< 1 r? ‘ te. r r d in j
vest* d with tie sumo blind fiithj
wh ch made them cood piospecj
oi s. to have 11 tii' foi 11 r< s <rei t
ly taken from them by 1 tin’
dnrks, and Men lad to pros
}CC j for a job.
The me el m (< s ; i < line to
; hiy. a’d ll.eie is uid n ited cap-'
j *tei 1 1o le iiitei ( st ( (1 v hen ap- \
! >i er.el t d with {genuine proposi-!
j io
| V. e neej the oLl time spir t
j which inspired the pioneers who
i weie never dis jonrige 1, tho of
j en 1 jvi 1g on st irvition rations &
j earn ping under stmi3e tree* in
| rain and storm, always seeing!
he » ot of gold at the foot of the
rainbow and 11 < i!• sufferings
were as nothing.
\\ ir l lhe cost of living so high !
ml trmsport itio:i higher it
t ikes i lo lg titn 1 wot king fori
w iges to in ike a good grubstake
k our t litc rprisii g legis] itors
j could see their w y clear to pais
i bill g.vii g an appi cpiation for;
bona fide prospectors to be grub
staked lro.n, the old order oj i
| things might return.
NEW GOODS BEING
SHOWN EVERY WEEK
In Piece Goods,
Summer Underwear.
Silk and Sport Skirts.
Some one piece dresses,
Bon Ton & Royal Worcester Cor!
sets.
Brassieres,
Petticoats, nightgowns and cor
set covers in muslinr.
Novelty ornaments.
Hosiery, Gloves
Post Office Store.
A hundred small accounts make a bank stronger than a dczen
large ones rggrcgit’ng th: srmc total of deposits. That is why
wc are constantly seeking new customers while retaining cur
old ones.
We want as wide a circle of friends and customers cs prssib’e
We will appreciate your account.
BANK OF ALASKA
Capitol $170,000.0)
Alaska's lir uicli JJaak in:r System
^KxO\V*Y Wk VXO.-XIj
Conirv'
A SCHORiitK
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
”OUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITINA
AND KENNECOTT
Leave Kennecott for Chitina, Mondays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdiys.
Leave Chitina for Cordova, Sundays. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Cordova. Second Street Depot, for Chitoni
Mondays; Thursdays and Saturdays.
Le ive t hitina for Kenn cott Sundays Tuesdays.
Timrsdays and Fridays.
Tim* above schedule subject to Culture without not ice.
CAhEBCO’SER Sint. F. vV. SOMMER A sent
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
In lix* 1'nited States Com
missioners Court, McCarthy
Precinct, Territory of A1 isisa.
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
Emil Oswald Heinze, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
the under-signed, Ben Hunger
has been appointed administrat
or to th'4 estate of Emil Heinze,
deceased, and has qualified as
such. All persons having claims
agiinstsxi I esfcite are required
to present the sime to the un
der-signed administrator at the
office of Frank H. Foster, At
torney for said estate at For
do ra, Alaska.
S line being the place for
the transaction of the business
of said estate, within six months
of the date of the first publi
cation thereof.
Ben Hunger,
Administrator for said estate
Dated May 15th, 191b
First Publication May 17th,HU9
Last Publication June 2bth,l919j
In the United States Ct m
mis do aer’s Cvirt for the Terri
tory of Alaska, Third Division
Chitina Precinct.
IX PEOBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
; Sam. P Fowler, deceased
Notice is hereby given that
George M. Barry has been ap
pointed by above named Court,
administrator of said estate of
Sam P Fowler, deceased. All
persons having claims against
said estate of S un P. Fowler,
are required to present them,
with the proper vouchers, with
in si\ months from the date of
this notice to said administrat
or at McCarthy, Alaska, or at
office of Hon Wm. 0‘Connor. at
Chit'na, Alaska.
George M. Dairy
Administrator of Estate of Sam
P. Fowler.
Dated April 24. 1919.
Fiist Publication April 2(>th 1919
Last Publi mtion May 24th 1919.