, VI * -AH/ HY. A' A SKA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1917.
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NO. 3.
Personal! News .
<0 rl' 1 on, i* enjoying a
'K' ^ion ?nm; t/je Mother Lode
* tthis week.. *• V;
n' a 1k b-'rse be} nging
ito Mtirie dit si Monday.
•?ohn NichoHs is recovering
rttfn an attack «»f the grippe.
John J Pi»s^ and Sam Selfe-'
i ch, were initiated in the A «t
rotherhood, Monday night.
Miss N j'!y U nler w >.y\, left
lor toe .states on Mo id ty _ ’ train
; nd will spend a few days ia
t ^ u • . :i- route.
Miss Jefen Vr-<>rwood, left
on esteida.i *« tr ain, to join her
.-■Seder. iuc ..litres onuer wood’s
have been visiting their father
John Underwood, for several
jUiootiih a d :~)w.ie ut&ay It inn is
j thei- si/>y.
t»ui ..
.Don Green, a prominent min
hg oix.mu/r Ox Ctiisana, is in
town ior a te w dv>*. He will
suplies
lion of the
i* «t the Hotel Golden
n ittolegiat.
Representative Joe. Murray vi
Sited the Creeks this week anu
reports the winter diggings 1
l ill swing’ A targe timber woj
. *s seen between Cki J .u an
Young creek which Nor mat'
%: icksen exp*c'* to trap shortly,
Jo! n. Burr- i has erected u
Jr-j\y; trche <-r; r :*» ‘hon ewtea<
•to fiUn-e laraiiug. k» t J«inentsetc.
Anew type K*ek has be
'installed in tho Nwws office. T
some old press ?;•**. we ver. is sc*"
in evidence.
Dajn.ce lo night A A. D. H
V it'., elect? -e bk’r/^
♦: Ptb-iA.«•..?* will lea.
ie*i‘ tee vv*j*y f.wK»/tf ft
#»&}. [: V : jrner, «.
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NOTES FROM KENNECOTT
Mr. Pat Sweeney is the hap
py father of a fine boy “Patrick
! Eli Bikleh has recovered from
his sick spell - -
Mr.Fazard aad Ton Miller re
turned from v trip to Chitti
stone where they looked at some
copper properties. While there
they had a narrow escape, being
caught in a snowslide and car
ried down withit several hundred
; feet.
FROM OUR CHITINA
CORRESPON DENT
Nov 15. Since the snow cam<
the N. C. Co. has been running
Dodge Cars only as far as Sour
lough, then to the Summit b\
4 horse stage, double enders to
the Rapids, and autos to Fair
banks. Three auto stages arriv
ed here today with 8 passengers
Heavy sl ow at this end, littK
at Fairbanks.
Sheldon's Auto stage left on
Tuesday.
Good duck hunting at Kinney
Lake this season.
A Red Cross Assn, /orme
here and considerable inter*
shown. ’Trench m will
held next Frida} t , , i g.
Everybody v‘i d
Walt Summers, who ha* be..i
limiting his folks outside will re
i ru on Satu t\i%y l . t. -R.
vho has been taking his plic
.* operator will re uru to to 1 o
tova Sunday with rs Rem.
hitina will be ligi d by t lt.-t*.
tricity v t : \ 1.
It is Strelna
, .'it the Tei ritoria road’ super
ior; .T. M. Wds >n, is building
road to the Hubbard Elliott
•operfcy, a distance of about
vbnty miles out from Strelns.
Hie cost of building the road
s been estimated at approx -
• lately fcJfv.KO. Wilson, has had
e contract for hsnlrr.g supplies
\ >“ the U bb ».rd Llhott people,
| the past
„ LARGE. SHIPMENT OP
ORE FROM MOTHER LODE
The first shipment of ore for
thiswinter, from the MothetLode
went out on Thursday's train,
and consisted of 225 tons,valued
approximately at $45,000.00.
TJOSEVIG - KENNEGOTT
MINE
Cart A. Anderson, superint
endent of the Tjosevig Kerinecott
mine, has closed down for the
winter, after a satisfactory sea
son. * '
The Tjosevig property is fif
teen miles from McCarthy, and
has been favorably reported
upon by experts, including
C. Colcock Jones of California,
a recognized mining engineer
and geologist.’
Many men who have followed
mining all their lives, have ex
amined this property and inves
ted heavily in the company's
stock.
The surf ice s rowings are eq
l al to *„:iy min * in the north ana
te tr - *'all native copper was
mud .n the conticl. This is
L'avorable indication
Adjace »: :.o o 11s oroperty is'
toe *drpny > Copper group or.
-ig./t claims which the Tjosevig
>eoolp ave oo 1 d and expec
work on ?.
* vlu
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i-i. "• T \ LHLNGKY
'uv. 29th, 1917
'•mu... ''V, ms been sur
.♦ 4 '5 Rea Cross. Tin
1. l•.-hi will b-d converted intc
'i V> uhe Hungry Hos
i .1 i'lti ua: '- n charge,
supported by a detail of Red
The provison oj
-ie B. it r /} w enables tde Com
mittee to secure the service6 of
■u expert Chef, who will have
and exercise the powers of a
Provost Marshal in conscripting
further talent for service.
The Exemption Board will no
be in session.
Just arrived: a new shipment
of ’EverReady and Daylo Flash
lights & Batteries at Xi&urie Bros.
movies in McCarthy
The movie apparatus which
the A. Bs. have just purchased
arrived from the States yestes
day' It is being: installed to day
and we shall see pictures very
soon in McCaT thy. Electricians
wired the hall during the week
for the electric light
Jimmy Hussey will turn the
crank of the picture machine.
. STUM PAGE COLLECTED
... Mr. J. Carlyle Goverrment
Timber Agent was in town this
week mailing the acquaintance ©f
the:local fuel merchants. As it
cost tho woodmen two bits per
cord, for this privilege, don’t be
surprised if wood goes straight
up.
nizina news
The optionees of the Westover
property are operating the
tram recently installed,, to full
capacity,landing about four hun
dred sacks of high grade p?r
day on the flat. A* considerable
amount of ore now awaits ship
ment. Gwin, I.ongley n?d
Brown have landed ten tons of
supplies to the mine with park
■stock. * Lyle Brown will
soon be starting, in on his con;
oract. . •?
V RED CROSS NOTES
Omitted from last weeks Sub*
script ion JAstr A.Helmold $5.00.
No collection reports have been
turned in this week. That is not
to say the# have stopped.
George Rust holds the band^fy
list, most of the life inemb, ~
were secured by hi^ efforts. ^
The Entertaiument Committee
reports extensive preparations
for the Thanksgiving Dinner
which is advertised on page 4.
READERS! In some places!
you will find this paper printed]
very indistinctly, but we will d<
better; ye have almost convinced]
the pre««;we are tougher than
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