The
VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, March 27.1.^6.
No. 13
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Tom Kay, who was with the
Green Butte until the close down,
returned Sunday after spending
the Winter in Seattle,
Gus Gergy, formerly of the
Green Butte, returned to town
S unday.
Frank Farnan went down to
his Moose Lake mining propel ty
Wednesday.
Bob Johnson retui ned f ues
day from atrip to Seattle and
will be with the Chititu Mines
again this season, He spent a few
days in Cordova on Ins return
trip.
Charles Kraemer went
to Cor
dova Monday morning on a short
business trip and is expect*.d to
return this week end.
Wa 1 ter Quon Eng and Ohari ie
O'Neill drifted in Thursday even
ing from Young Creek after a
week’s holiday there.
Jack Carroll left this after
noon with an outfit for the Shu
slum na.
A waitress for Lends Cafe
arrived today from Cordova.
Joe Meherin and Max Hum
phries, travelling salesmen, are
in town between trains. The for
mer represents the Winchester
Co., F. S. Patrick, and Sussman&
Wormser. while the latter repres
ents Hills tiros, and A. Magnano.
Well, well! Jupiter Pluvius
is on the job again. Spring sho
wers have brought out the umb
rellas again.
NOTICE OP
SCHOOL ELECTION
An election will de held
April d, 1926, for the purpose of
electing
1 School Director,
1 School Clerk,
i School Treasurer,
for McCarthy School District,
Third Division, Territory of Alas
ka.
The School House in V.cCar
thy, Alaska, is hereby designated
as the polling place for siid elec
tion.
Polls will be open from 1
o'cJocK p. m. to o o’clock p. in.
THE SCHOOL BOA Li D
McCarthy School District
KENiSiECOTT MOVIES
Sunday, March ?8
Pathe News
&
The SILENT WATCHER
with Glen Hunter, Bessie Love &
Hobart I Jus worth.
From Mary Roberts Reinhart's j
story “The Altar on the Hill”.
Wednesday, March 81
Pathe News
Court Plaster
THE NAVIGATOR
Here is Buster Keaton in six
I reels of comedy. For t his picture
he charte ed the “Buford”, pil
i oted by Captain John O’Brien.
ana muvt*u iiuuiuu v. no uw ncu
ors and aoU esses.
DO NOT M LSS IT!
GREEN BUTTE WILL
USE DIAMOND DRILL
According to word received
from Gaskdl Bros, the Green
Butte will employ only a small
crew of men this season on
[diamond drill worfr.
SULZER PARTY
STARTS FOR
WHITE RIVER!
Fred Ranald, who lias been
looking after the Wm Su!z|,r n -
erests in the While River cum
try, returned Sunday from the j
Outside to head another party1
into that country l'oi* ihe suinin
erseason to do ass. ssim-nl work }
and develop Mr. Sulz<,r’s exten-i
sive mining properties there.
Accompanying Mr. Renald
is Mr. Guise, milling engineer,
wlio has been with the Guggen
heim s for a long period, and
w ho will remain for the summer
in the White River to handle
the technical end of the work.
Mr. Guise lias pursued his prof,
esMon in most parts of Alaska,
having been with ' the Copper |
Lviver Railway in its construe
lion. :iii<t also in Malaya, and;
Si >era, the South Sea islands.
and Java. He lias also made one'
excursion well into the Arctic)
Circle.
The party inclu ling JacK
O'Hara and Jack N'ieloy, left for
I the Snag River, via Chisana
i Friday morning where they will
j commence operations on a prop
| erty of Jack O’Hara’s. Jack Meloy
! is taking the supplies over the
! glacier by dog team and will
[ remain with the party for a part
of the season. Pete Brenwick
!
will taue the outfit to the foot
of the glacier with horses.
ICE CARNIVAL
AT KENNECOTT
A novelty was introduced by
patrons of the Kennecott rink
when an ice carnival was put on
Thursday evening. Many novel
and original costumes were in
evidence rendering the awarding
of prizes very difficult. Pans
were treated to hockey, races
i
' and fancy skating.
ANDY TAYLOR RETURNS
FROM MOUNT LOGAN
Andy T'.vlor, who Ie.fi some
two months ,140 accompanied by
Joe Hatchings to salvage supp
lies left at the Mount Logan base
camp, mushed into town Wed
nesday, after having attained his
ob.j ‘dive, with a load of the supp
lies.
They had a most difficult
trip throughout, having to fight
adverse weather and deep snow
over the entire course and were
further handicapped by the loss,
through sickness, of two of their
dogs. However they pushed on
until they reached the base
camp of the Mount Logan Ex
pedition where much valuable
equipment had been left when
the party scaled Mount Logan
last year. They then relayed the
supplies to another cache near
the International boundary and
started home with what they
could handie in one load. They
will return later for the balance.
INDICTED
UNDER MANN ACT
A man named Case, a recent
arrival in McCarthy, was arrest
ed last week and bound over for
the Grand Jury, on a charge of
violating the Mann Act. He was
released on a $1000 bail.
i-.
SPRING IS THE TIME
to replenish your lingerie
MADE-TO-MEASURE
and
READY MADE
Mrs. C. 0. Marwood has samp
les and takes orders.
Mrs. Jack Morris