The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL: IX
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday, ui<r 28, 1^6.
No. 35
I SEE BY THE
PAPER THAT:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Padgett
and family of Kennecott left to
day for California where they
expect to take up their resid.J
ence.
Buddie Seltenreich was con-!
sidered sufficiently recovered j
from his operation to be taken
home Wednesday.
Tom Kay went to Chitina by
Wednesdays train.
Miss VanAlstyne of the
Kennecott nursing staff, left I
Wednesday to accept a position
at the Latouche hospital.
Miss Virginia Harrison of I
Waterbury Conn, arrived today i
to take the vacancy on the nurs
ing staff at Kennecott hospital.
Tomatoes, celery, cauliflower,
peaches, Bartlett pears, Concord
grapes, Nutmeg cantaloupes,
plums.
J. B. O’Neill’s
JUST ARRIVED
I
NEW DISPLAY OF
WONDERFUL GEORG
ETTES AND CREPE DE
CHENES IN GORG
EOUS COLORS
LINGERIE
MADE TO MEASURE
MRS. C.O. MARWOOD TAKES
ORDERS
Mrs. Jack Morris
Kennecott
PARTY FOR CHILDREN
AT ROAD HOUSE
On Thursday %of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Murie invited
the Children of McCarthy to
their Nizina Roa i House for the
day. The children and some of
the older people went out in:
cars at noon returning in the
evening.
KENJJECOTT MOVIES
Sunday - August 29th
Eleanor Broad man -
Conrad Nagel
in
“SINNERS IN SILK”
Gan>4 Comedy
News
Wednesday - September 1st
Milton Sills
in
“THE MAKING OF O’MALLEY
Comedy
News
INFORMATION SOUGHT
An inquiry lias been receiv
ed for information as to the
whereabouts of JOHN CURRIE,
born in Michigan May 20, 1887,
height 5 ft (i in., weight 150 lbs.,
dark brown hair, blue eyes,
known to have worked at iogg
ing at one time. Any information
in regard to him should be sent
to the Governor's Office, Juneau.
Alaska.
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
Miss Linda Anderson gave
a birthday party at her home
Monday last.
Mrs. Smoke of Anchorage
arrived on todays train to visit
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Malehorn.
SULZER’S ALASKA RAILROAD
BILL WOULD EXTEND GOV
ERNMENT ROAD TO LAT
ENTGOLD FIELDS
When I appeared last winter
before a Congressional Comm
ittee,” said Mr. Sulzer, “Senator
Wadsorth asked me what was
tlie chief problem in Alaska, and
I promptly replied, lack of trans-,
portation.
“If we had adequate trans
portation in Alaska, millions of;
people would come here and
settle and become prosperous
and productive citizens.
“Migration and immigration
alw -ys !’.».]• >v\- r i ausportntion. The '
people settle near the railnoau.
"J,'Oi 11,1 A.a>ka b.v good
roads and adequate railroad con -!
inunioalion and her fertile vail-1
••ys, with millions of acres of
arable lands, will soon be peopl
ed and Alaska will become not
only a great mineia1, but a great
cattle and agriculture country.
‘ To bring about this con
summation I prepared and had
introduced in Congress the foll
owing bill, viz:
“He it enacted by the Sen
ate and House of Represent
atives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled.
“That the President is here
by directed to extend the Alas
ka Railroad from Fairbanks to
the Yukon River, thence north i
through the Chandalar Pass to
the Arctic; also from Fairbanks
through the valley of the Tanana
to the Chisana Valley; thence
through the White River Valley,
around Scolai Pass to connect
with the terminal of the Copper
River and Northwestern Rail
road at McCarthy, in order to
open up and to give transporta
tion to those parts of Alaska;
and the right of way thru the
public domain for such purpose
is hereby granted for the survey
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION, MCCARTHY
PRECINCT, AT MCCARTHY.
[before Hon E. P. Harwood, United
States Commissioner and ex-Officio
Probate Judge.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
CASSIUS BROWN, Deceased.
No. 84
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is heredy given that the
undersigned was duly and regularly app
ointed Administrator of the estate of
Cassius Brown, Deceased, by the adove
entitled court on the 4th day of Aug
ust. 1926, and has qualified as such
Administrator:
That the creditors of and all per
or.s Having claims against the said
decedent are required to present the
same, with necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication of
this notice, to the undersigned Admin
istrator at his residence or office in the
Town of Kennecott, Alaska.
Dated this 4th day of August,
1926.
C. W. Lloyd.
Administrator of the Est
ate of Cassius Brown,
Deceased.
and construction of the same.
‘That the sum of $100,000,
000, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, is hereby approp
riated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise approp
riated, to carry this Act into
effect.
“That this Act shall take
effect immediately.
“This bill speaks for itself,”
said Governor Sulzer. “Enact
it into a law and within ten years
Faii banks will have a population
of 100,000 people, and the rail
road will be on a self sustaining
and dividend paying basis.