The McCARTH Y
Weekly News
VOL.')
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday April29th 1922
NO. 25
TELEGRAPHIC
BALL \ I NE BALLYHOOING
Seattle. April 28th. John E. Bal
laine has announced his cand
idacy this afternoon for the Re
publican nomination to the Sen
ate.
SUTHERLAND WINS by 2200 j
Juneau. April 28th.Eighty per
cent of the returns of the Prim
ary election are in, showing
Sutherland leading Galen for
Republican nomination for Dele
gate by about twenty two hun
dred.
AVIATOR TO FLY ROCJND
WORLD
London. Apr. 28th. Major W.
P. Blake, British aviator, using
the same organization has ann
ounced that he will make the
round the world flight planned
by the late Sir Ross Smith.
He will start in May flying East
will cross from Japan via the
Aluetian Islands, Canada,United
States, New Found land and Scot
land,completing tripin CO days.
Paris, Carl Deschanal, former
president of France, died this
afternoon.
GERMAN AMERICAN
DEPORTED
Seattle. Hans Frederick Kurck
who obtained! his citizenship pa
pers in 1913 and returned to
Germany in 1914 and fought
there against the Allied armies
1or four years, returned here
but has been ordered deported.
MURDERESS SENTENCED
Bremerton. Friday Mrs. Ruth |
who was found guilty of poison:!
ing her husband, Hugh C. Tlum !
ley, world war veteran, has been !
sentenced to life imprisonment j
LOCAL AND PERSON j)
At a special meeting of the
Red Cross last Wednesday even
ing at the residence of John E.
Barrett, the case of Ed McMul
len, an injured prospector, was
brought up for Home Relief And
$100. was voted for that purpose.
J. P. Hubrick was elected the
treasurer.
The McCarthy Chapter of the
American Red Cross has almost
$000. iii the treasuay.
Ed McMullen, who was injur
ed at Notch Creek during the
winter, is in a very serious state
and it is feared he will be per
manently crippled.
Dad Wakefield has made a coll
ection among Ed’s many friends
and has secured a purse of $080
This with the donation of $100
from the Red Cross, will help
him for the present.
The Chisana returns have just
arrived: Republicans. Galen 11
Sutherland 1 Eisner 2 Wade 3
Poster G Murray 7 Selby 7 Stas
er 5 Democrats none.
The following guests are reg
istered at the Alaska House:
Emil Swenson. Carl Anderson,
Anton Rose, Wm. S. Neice, John
Bence.
At the Golden;- George Mad
den, J. D. F. Stevenson, A1 Jack
son, Walter Quon Eng.
J. J. Griffin and Martin NeLj
son, arrived from Chitina yester j
day._ j
Much travel is expected for!
the various mining camps in'
the next ten days. The Alame
da, which should arrive in Cordo
va on Monday has a number of
operators on board.
NOTICE
Thru my Banking Connections
in Cordova, the Bank of Alaska, |
I am prepared to handle Tele-1
graphic Transfers, and make re
mittances by Bank draft to any
point in the United States or
Foreign Countries.
R. L. H. Marshall
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CHITINA NEWS
Chitina. April 26th. (Special to
the News.) The Savoy res
taurant, formerly owned by
Louis Bregonzy, has been pur
chased by Charles Davis and
wife, who will continue to oper
ate as formerly. Mr. and Mrs.
Bregonze will leave in a few days
for Cordova.
Mrs. Claude Stewart leaves on
the S. S. Watson for an extend
ed trip to the States.
Mrs. Anna Leak from Gulkana
spent a few days in town this
week.
The trail has been very quiet
this winter, but th« fur trade
has been excellent.
April 27. Mr. Dee Davis return
ed on today’s train to remain
for the season. He reports that
the town of Anchorage is full
of men looking for work
Voting at the Primary Election
last Tuesday was as follows:
For Delegate - Sutherland 26
Galen 21 White 2
For Senator - Eisner 21 Wade
21 Dimond 2.
For Representative;- Foster 30
Murray 29 Selby 33 Staser 30
Price 1 Ray 2.
S'TRELNA NEWS
Strelna, April 28th. (Special to
the News.) Things will be lively
at Strelna — The Hubbard and
Elliott Co. will open up their
workings very soon Mr. Hinck
le. the superintendent, will arr
ive next week.
The Ole Berg property has been
leased by the Elmendorf Wills
Co. of Seattle, who are shipping
their outfit on the next boat.
Strelna’s Primary Election re
turns were:- Galen 4, Suther-1
land 4: Eisner 5, Wade, 2: Foster
6, Murray 5, Selby 6 Staser 6,
Dimond 1.
The Pioneers will hold a meet-!
ingon Monday evening.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT OP THE
INTERIOR
BEFORE THE GENERAL
LAND OFFFICE
JUNEAU SERIAL 05372
ALASKA NABESNA CORPOR
ATION, Applicant
Notice of Application for Patent
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That in accordance with the laws of
the United States, and more especial
ly the Act of Congress approved May
10th, 1872, and amendments thereof,
the ALASKA NABESNA CORP
ORATION, duly incorporated under
the laws of Delaware and licensed to
do business in the Territory of Alaska
after a full compliance with its laws,
whose post office address is care of
Maurice D. Leehey, G20 Alaska Build
ing, Seattle, Washington, which cor
poration has acquired and now holds
the lode mining claim and millsite
: hereinafter described in accordance
with said laws, and all local laws,rules,
| regulations and customs of miners,
and has made improvements on said
mining claim of the value greater
than Five Hundred Dollars upon or
for the benefit of each location in
eluded therein, and who at this time
is in the sole, actual and peaceful
possession of said mining claim and
each location therein contained, will
apply for a patent to the same, includ
ing the following named lode locations,
all of which are so contiguous as to
constitute a single tract of ground,
and each location extends along the
vein the length herein stated with
surface ground 300 feet wide on each
side of the center of the vein of
quartz or other rock in place, bearing
gold, copper and other valuable min
erals, and each contains the number
of acres here set opposite its name, all
as fully and accurately described upon
the official plat of Mineral Survey
No. 1414A herewith posted on the
claim, and by the Field Notes of
such official survey on file with the
Register of the United States Land
Office at Juneau, Alaska, viz: