The
McCarthy
Weekly News
Entered as second class matter. Septem
ber 17th, 1918 at the tost Office, at
McCarthy. Alaska, under the Act of
March 3. 1879.
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M. M. COLE Editor
McCarthy, Alaska
Saturday November 20th 1920
ABOUT The NEW GOVERNOR
1
The Republicans throughout
the Copper River Valley are e» •
dorsing, unanimously, the
appointment of the Hon.George
C« Hazelet as Governor of Alas
ka.
in this endorsement all should
join, lcr Mr. Hazelet has been
closely connected with this
valley for a gieat many years,
all are acquainted with him, so
have a knowledge of his excell
ent capabilities and know full
well that in the seat of the Gov
%trnor, he would be the right
man in the right place
Furthermore Mr. Hazelet’s
interests are all in Alaska, and
he will not be pla .ning on lo
cating in New York or else
where when his te m of office j
expires, as Governors have]
been known to do.
To have a Governor who is
familiar with every mile of the
Copper River Valley will be a
great thing for us, for this will
be the first one chosen from
this division.
In the next session of the
Territorial Legislature we will
have a Representative from our
own district, Mr. J. H. Murray.
Tn the last legislature we were,
not directly represented. •
Prom the VALDEZ MINER
With a Republican President!
at the White hiuse.a Republic
an congress in both the Senate
and the house, with a Republic
an territorial legislature and
with Republican officials in ev
ery branch of the territory it is
to be hoped that the party in
power will profit by the mis
takes of the present administra
tion. There can be no blame
attached to others as Republican
ism is dominant and in sole
charge.,
T. J. Hinckley of New York
has arrived in the interioi to
complete plans for the placing
of the Hubbard-Elliot Develop
ment syndicate on a commerc
ial basijj.
The company owns forty two
claims on Elliott creek, to which
will be freighted machinery &
supplies during the winter.
One compressor is on the
ground and two more are at
Strelna awaiting transportation
The has plenty of capital to
ca» ry them through the season
About fifty men will be em
ployed. A spur will be built by
the Copper River and North
western railway from Strelna
to the mines, a distance of about
18 miles.
I have seen in the Coyot°
Pack that Coyotes who will not
hunt or fight for the pack must
starve and die.
Tee same thing that holds
good in the Coyote Pack is to
be found in the Human Pack.
He or she who will not boost
and strive for the improvement
of the Hunting Grounds from
which thenuman pack to which
they belong derives ts susten
ance is eventually pushed aside
and cast into oblivion.
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BANK OF ALASKA
Capital 1170,000.00
Alaska’s Branch Banking System
Cordova »«*wat Wrargkll Anchorage
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
following schedule will be put into effect.
Trains leave Cordova for Chiti"a Monday and
Thursday.
Trains leave Chitina for Kenn ?cott Tuesday and
Friday, and Sundays.
Trains leave McCarthy for Chitina, Monday and
Wednesday, and Saturdays
Trains letve Caitint for Cordova, Tuesday and
Fridays
The above schedule subject to change without notice.
CALEB CORSEB Supt. F. w. SOMMER Ageat
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Notary Public Real Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
legally arranged
Cordova, Alaska
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
CAMP 33
Meets every Monday evening’
at A. B. Hall. Visiting members^
cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1st.
Initiation Fee $10.
Monthly Dues 50 cents.
J. W. Nickell A. C.
McCarthy, Alaska
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