Furnished Rooms
Cigars and Tobacco
"THE GOLDEN’
THE PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET
POOL SOFT DRINKS CANDY
JAMES HUSSEY
LUNCH Counter in Connection
F. H. FOSTER
ATTORNEY
Kotary Public Real Estate
Transactions of all Kinds
Legally arranged.
Cordova,
Alaska
ASA C. BALDWIN
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
_ SEATTLE, WASH
512 Hoge Building
McCarthy
Alaska
Kennecott Laundry
lakes Care of tlie Family Wasli
CHITINA NOTES
Messers E.J. Stannard,Neiding,
Douglas, W.B. Sprague and Geo
Hazelet left Monday for a trip to
the Rapids road house to obtain
a view, if possible of the annutil
migration of caribou last Monday
morning. They succeeded in see
i ; a large number of the deer
a - ie animals crossed the trail.
i.ater during the week the par
t.> iroke up, Mr. Stannard going
oh to Fairbanks, where he will
• i rain enroute for the States,
w t.be Mr. Douglas and Sprague
;» ponged their stay for the pur
i>'* • of getting more game. B.B.
N • .mg returned to Kennecott
riday’s train and was the
p vud posessor of moose meat
mat he downed.
Miss Elsie Spence, teacher for
the coming term of school arri
ved on Sunday’s train and assu
med her duties bright and early
Monday morning.
Mr. J. P. Starr accompanied by
his wife, daughter of Gov. Bone
and Commissioner of Education
L.D.Henderson left Monday for
Fairbanks. The party is making
a tour of inspection of the insti
tutions of education in the terri
tory.
PREDICTS BUSY
TOURIST SEASON 1924 I
—
In an interview with a repre- j
sentative of the News last Thu j
rsday, Attorney General John
Rusgard stated that, ” the travel
to Alaska in the summers to
come will only be limited by the |
passenger carrying capacity of j
the steamers plying in northern
waters.”
,!In fact,” Mr. Rustgard con
tinueti, "a plan is already afoot
in shipping circles to build pas
senger steamers to accomodate
the rush of summer tourists to
the territory. In the winter the
vessels will be put on a run thru
the South Seas, a regular tour
being initated that will include
nearly all the islands.
The number of tourists during
the coming season should show
a material increase over that of
this year. The scenic wonders
of Alaska are being recognized
for what they are worth a nd in
consequence people from alf
parts of the states are even now
Trips North.” Mr. Rustgard was
in this section several days.
Mrs Russell Nelson who was
taken to the Kennecott hospital
last Saturday is reported on
the road to recovery.
Alaska Soda Fountain^
ALL
CIGARS
KINDS OF MIXED
CIGARETTES
BILLIARDS
DRINKS
CANDIES
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
CALEB CORSER Supt.
C. F. PUGH. Agent
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Say Scenery In This
Section Is Best Of All
A special edition of the Brook
lyn Eagle which gives an account
of their Alaska tour has been
received by many people along
the party’s route.
Which was the ’’best day,’ was
the question asked every individ
ual member of the party during
their return journey. Without
exception every person laid the
scene of their most interesting
experience at some point along
the trail from Fairbanks or down
the railroad from Kennecott to
Cordova The entire party pro
nounced this same part of their
trip to have been the best from
the scenic standpoint also.
William J. Smith an employee
of the Hoad Commission who has
been confined at the Kennecott
hospital lor the past 80 days,
and who has the reputation of be
ing the hardest boiled patient in
that institution wishes to thank
his many friends for their kind
ness during his illness. The nur
ses and doctor who so efficient
ly handled his case are also men
tioned with much gratitute.
Bill Longly is responsible for
this and we all know Bill.
Say! Didja know one of the
rarest curiosities in the count
ry arrived from Nizinatoday?Yep
a Road Commission man—With
callouses on his hands.
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