The McCARTH
Weekly News
VOL. i.
'ARPHY. '.SKA. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER -4, 1917.
NO. 4
Personal News
W * it have been a *erv
sfcrHyfm fi reoccured at the Guld
en? OaJte on Wednesday. Mra
wishing some lace with
ff>?w!Tiie, when it ignited aud
a'a was badly burned about the
arms *?id hands. The docter
ms fl’i!TT<>ei immediately
* ->t it l*i?j ed the
vonnds. >'-uitut’.s :• ow re
isec-ove J: g, ut rtcei ed bad
w>: >rr.
V. J. Dwye^’. - f Strtinfi, vr*
v>t*s Uicdil • - ek He •
innch express-- ■ • *ith th*.« *ro-,v
c; omeity .
A liru* o l idk*’ s;: irfc
skirajuslarrive l tMrsD m n
t > V (4 3 I u ! y j» « rail fet O
qniet winding u okr pdac# wi\er.
JM i 8 *.'dith }\'t.:! S011 thf
vj*v of Ardn.w H:Leno . Tin
U*l>Y$ la r *iilEtui! tcy i<»
ft*. Hiau*., w were oar goou vish •
*tf» follow thab’,
We Lear Mr*. Rlanche Butler
n.*,<;e A1 y ooi e » very happy
it.,? on S»u;>ti*y The wed
i . was h pi, a secret but thai
ckHMi’t step everybody in the
< *:pper River country Irom
- w tthin2 them Joy*
M rs Bren wick wishes *u stat<
little cTcsirrs no fever >, but
Merely to be allowed to live
without interference.
Just rrived: a big shipme? t
1 *.v i v r eady Daylo Fio*?
fchxb A i arteries ailAime Bros
Lou Bi>y< en had a very n^;
icw rom drowning t
>l,v NdiSiu i ivpa whle attem* t si.
« r,i\»}g w iin wo 'bosses th* >
<*vyfc ago,
B:c ViCTORIE i
7?:g nows of \ . rc< '
this week- 52, tlu> r, a r &
tiguredin tpe b g *est ba.U-* o
the world's histr .y Tiu
wa? a complete /i rb ise, beiiv
mide without t v i. > * >* pr *
liminary bomb vt , • r
Along 30. mileof froi. tin*
Sammies for Hind:it?be"i-.
b*ck 5. miles, h .or •!y nfc the
joint of tbe b y *in. 11 ’ u) jj
•inds of pib-on-.’/s v:rce i.^ken
prisoners m i a ?d condition.
i ‘"* " "
Thn l^ivn o Day
Th McCarthy A re ntilo Co
will be all . i.y
BRIDGE KO ES
Charley j*-ock, ius receiveda
otter irom Jim WiEoii asking
aim bo make it known that tin?
A- .orney General ins inst meted
a. fc the N z na Bridge will bo
hailfc^ ithiut del y. This i« tnc
le ws we havtf had on the matt- r
•nd it i® tn be hoped taat the
oot fcr.ct for building will be let
right away.
Codfish Aristocracy.
Alaska is acountry where deeds
not birth, count. If aristocracy
of birth counted tne Territory
of Alaska would be ont or iuck
for most of its hardy sons and
daughters are of the class i
which personal achievment n°
he achievement of their forb
ears count. Whenever the
> od fisd aristocracy, having a
«w petty dollars, attempts to
>;»tronize the pioneer of the
country , wb# by honest effort
and diligent toil has biased the
trail »vnd suffered hardships
which the effete Easterner is too
! vmorani to understand, it is
; j#>e for Sourdoughs to rise
• J-h a yell that. would make the
obot ,ve>l sound like ihe squeak
id s> mouse and declare himself.
M re Shipwrecks
Spec? .1 to N /s. Seattle,Nov.23.
Steamer Spokane grounded in
og Idle Point H. C. midway
3exttl> a.vd X tohikan last night
Reported o 1 rock bottom leaking
bndly. « May took 237
passengers b ird to Prince Ru
aert. Tug se ,, out to salvage
Spokane. Ad's*, ml VTainvrifcni
V^ictori = i id other shids stand
ing dy. Spokane carried man.,
p issengers off Msriposa. AH pas
aengers »ivea.
NT.JK Vi AT'- HAN
v. n.-i ii; :s on .o
.:0•» . s'-1 men to -
point . hfe to .. wiio wi)
luo « .n.uv.nall ?? b*
> quiv iu M.- p hy.
r »: ia* ?meti o
. ‘ v> > md is tdd r-fei:
. vu o 4 place.
; - r -S 0 r TflEER
Tei; ■■ UOiS to have a bit
. >CMA-*- - i? . K* buys a packet
or t > oidieis in France,
.dust b n Seattle by Dec 10.
L those wishing to contribute
> dollar with Mrs. Faddis
*»efore Nov.30 th.
i-i Jr.itea States
• omimsioners Court in and for
ai tin a l1 reel net, Territory of
i ska.
» In Probate )
. he matter of the Guardian
?.j pof the Estate of Olive Walt
i s, sometimes known as Molly
Vtrks, au insaneperson.
CITATION.
To Mrs. John Walters and to
auy and all persons interested
iu the estate of Olive Walters ab
ove named: Greetings:
F. A. Estabrook, the d uly ap
pointed, qualified and acting
Guardian of the FsLate of the ab
ove named Insane Person*having
presented to the-bove n&xntd
Gourt, his duly verified petition
praying lor an-vrderof sale of
he real and personal property of
the said estate: and said petfc
ion showing good and reasonable
groimdsfor the sale of said prop
erty a* hereinafter described
Now, therefore yon are rquired
to appear before the United
States Commissioner and ex-off
icio Prohate Judge in and for
Ghltin Preciuct, Territory of
Alaska on Saturday, 22nd day
the hour of
mission r at McCarthy, Alaska tr
S iowe a ? il any there be wh>
he prayer of said petition 9houT
not be j anted, namely, to s*
c use vv an order slioui
ssue a. t jorising said Guards
o sen j.-r due and proper not
ice t mi* ■ ...low g described prop
:*ty a r t less giu cne apprais
ed valuo hereof, w wit:
Lots o .d 14 i PU»ck G. Origin
il Plat o Mci n i y. Alas&a ip
pi-iseu t $Jr,Oe«e
Squati'.rs grt o trac of
ground re8u'iLi (, distric- at
McCarthy, Ala U w.th 8 r »vm
house, appraised it $600
Also fur-ii tne ind Household ef
fects of the appraised valte of
$244.95.
Witness my hard and seal ar
McCarthy, Aiaska this 22nd day
of November, 1917.
Wm. O’Connor
U. S, Commisioner and
ex-officio Probate Judge.
Firat Pubic iton, Nov.24tb 1W7.__
COURT NEWS
In the case of F. Iverson vs.
Mrs. Lovise Smith judgement
was given for the plaintiff.
D. Kelleher vs. P. Case
dismissed. The Court, in
summiug up, stated, thataltho
firmly convinced of the defend
ant’s guilt, did not feel justified
in binding ov \r to the GiwniJury
thus causing the country great
expense in these very terrible
times: he further si^teb that it
: estel witti the residents to
suppress this evil, as it was
out of his power to deport sneh
p irties.
Oh War! Strange things are
.Mrpotmted in thy mime.