VOL: VIII
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, n>v.*,nber2»,
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Mrs. Martin ^Radovan left on
Friday morning's train t,u take a
trip Outside for a couple of mon
ths.
Vannie Anderson returned
last week from Vaniez.
Gust Carlson, Green 1’utte
foreman, left Friday morning for
Cordova from whence he wild
leave for ihe Stales with a russ
ibility of visiting his heme in j
Europe before returning next:
Spring.
Oscar Anderson wont to
ivennecoit Mines this week.
Our old friend George Flow
t,rs, of Long Lake, is a town visi
tor this week.
Andrew Carlson was up to
interview tne dentist tins \veeki
returning by tlie following train
Friends ot John Barrett are 1
pleas* d to see him out ot the
hospital and around after his j
recent severe accident.
Waiien Nelson is in town
this week end from Copper |
Creek.
Carl Anderson and Joe Hut
chings are sheep hunting on the |
Clet; stone.
McCarthy rooms
Clean, warm furnished rooms!
for transients. Over McCarthy
Cl u b.
Betty Morrissey
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SH1P, MANA(jEMENT, CLR' PL
ATiON, ETC., REQUIRED liY
THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF
AUGUST 24, 1912.
of lUt? Mc.Ca rt.ii \ Wo *Uly
News published weekly at McC;i
rthy, Alaska lor October 1, 1924.
lie fore me a Notary P'bhe
in and for the State ami County
aforesaid, personally appeared
C. O. Marwood, who, having' been
auly sworn according to law
deposes and sa,\ s that he is the
ei.icoi. pub!isher and owner of
tiie McCarthy Weekly News -ml
i tail tne following is a true state
uieiit ol the o uersinp, man ;ge
lneiu, etc., of toe adoresaid publi
cation for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the
Ac. of ejigusi 1-4, 1912, embodieu
m section 443, Postal Laws am.
Regulations, to wit:
1. That the name and address of
the publisher, editor, managing
editor, anil business managers
is:
C. O. Mar wood, McCarthy,
Alaska.
2. That the ewner is:
C. O. Marwood, McCarthy,
Alaska,
M. That the known bondnohiers,
moryagees and other security
holaers are:
Nil
C. O. Mar wood
Sworn to and subscribed
before me this 21 da^ of Nove
in her 192a
Bin Jackson
WOOD
As soon as sleighing is good
I am prepared to deliver any am
ount of wood sawed ready for
use. Leave your order now.
advt.
Jas. Peterson
McCarthy
ENGSNE WRECKED
Q?i C.R.N.W. RLY.
The engine of tin* Cordova
local was thrown from the track
and o\o-t imed ht\ a partly op
ened switch ne if Ureiiiiier, bel
OW Khiluei, last Tuesday. No
one was injured.
Charlie Kits win war at the
11roll e when tin1 empne was
uerailed anti beyond a liitl'i sink
inj_r up, escaped without injmy.
Tins is the second time Mr.
Kitsman has been in ail aecid
ent of tiiis kind.
T H A K G G. i VI N G F A R T Y
MURi E’S ROAD HOUSE
Mr. ar.J Mrs. Jas. Marie:
were iiosts to a number of fr eu
ds it a (.inner and card party at
th i ; hz ,ia road house Thursday
last i • ceebiation of Tlnnk-pivl
in**- d y.
A huge and del cious turk
ey dinner was seiwed in the ea
rly-evening Loliowed by cards,
music and dancing which lasted
mio the early morning hours.
The guests were Air. and
Mrs. Jack Schultz, Mr. and M s.
key Snyder, Mrs. H. Hoyden,!
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. O'Neill, Miss
G. Loclvwood, Jack Moloy, .1. !>.
O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. McConnell.
Wm. Berry, Carl Andersen,
Mason Farrar, Ed. Hassett and
Joe Hutchings.
GREATEST STRIKE
HISTORY CANADA
VANCOUVER, B. 0. Nov. 2 -
One oi' the greatest gold strikes
in the history of the Lillooet,
LL C., district, is reported here
today. Two prospectors said th-j
ey found and traced a ledge of
free milling ore 15 feet wide j
for over 8,000 feet. The ledge |
has a depth of 35 feet. A num
her of miners are rushing to
the district.
TO MAP ALASKA
COASTLINE BY
use: airships
SAN PE )RO,- Completion
of plans for aerial mapping of
moi'c than two hundred thousand
square miles of the Alaskan
coast waterways by Aviators of
the aircraft squadron of the
navy battle fleet, was announced
by Ih'ii If. Wyatt, in command
of the expedition winch will inc!
utie four S'v. planes, two naval
tenders, twenty pilots, photogra
pher' s, and airmen.
The part.v will leave San
Pedro m A] nl, the tasu to cov
er a period of three years, pro
vkliug for photographs for a
gigantic map showing eveey fea
ture of tire Alaskan coast line
and nearly all the island groups.
The navy, forestry depart
inent, coast guard service and
geodetic surveys will get copies
of the map and all aerological,
geodetic and meteorological data
gat lie 1 erf.
TERRIFIC STORMS
HIT UNALASKA
Dutch Harbor, Nov. 21—A
terrific northeast gale hit Dutch
Harbor, Uoalaska and the Ber
ing Sea last night. Shingles
were blown off many houses.
The streets of Unalaska were
covered with debris from the
sea and several boats were rep
orted swamped.
Joe Borger returned from
Chitina this week.
GIVE XMAS GIFTS
of
Mrs. Morris’s Lingerie
for sale at
KENNECOTT STORE