The McCarthy
Weekly News
VOL. 5.
McCarthy, alaska. Saturday June 3rd 1922
NO. 30
TELEGRAPHIC
MORE MONEY FOR CABLE
Washington, June 2nd An
increase from one hundred and
forty thousand to a million and
a half for repairs and replace
ment of Alaska cable was accept
ed by the Senate during consid
eration on the appropriation
bill today.
POPE INSTALLS HOUSE
KEEPER
Rome, June 2nd. Disregard
ing the convention of centuries
the Pope today installed Sig
nora Linda as his housekeeper
and ward lobe maid.
CHANGES IN CHINA
Peking, June 2. President Hsu
Shin Chong quit office today !
and was succeeded byChowT.su
Chi as acting president.
ANOTHER DISSAPOINTMGNT!
Washington. June 2nd- Tlie j
drawn out session of Congress j
makes it very unlikely that Hard i
ing will visit Alaska this year.
BRITISH PAY BIG INTEREST
London, June 2. The Govern
ment today perfected arrange
ments to pay twenty five mill
ion pounds in interest this fall
on the British debt to the Unit
ed States.
Lloyd George today entertain
ed William Randolph Hearst,the
American publisher, at a pri
vate luncheon.
NOTICE
Thru my Banking Connections
in Cordova, the Bank of Alaska,
I am prepared to handle Tele
graphic Transfers, and make re
mittances by Bank draft to any
point in the United States or
Foreign Countries.
R. L. H. Marshall
OP GENERAL INTEREST
Pete Clausen left Wednesday
for Chititu creek.
Georvve Petroff came in last
Tuesday from the creeks for
medical attendance.
M. and Mrs. T. Vevig and J.
Wald man returned to Cordova
last Wednesday. They will re
turn here in the Pall and move
their outfit to the creeks over
the ice.
A. M. Arnold, representing
Liggett and Myers, spent a few
days in town and secured some
large orders for his firm from
local business men.
James Hussey and Roy Sny
der have wired for a new Dodge
car. It will be used on the Mc
Carthy Kennecott run.
A special train arrived last
Sunday bringing Mr. Stannard
on an official visit to Kennecott.
He and Mr. Neiding paid a visit
to the Green Butte Copper Co.
on Thursday by automobile.
Mr, Stannard returned to the
coast this morning. The train
left quite early this morning and
will reach Cordova this after
noon.
Harvey P. Sullivan, the new
United States Marshal for this
Division, was a passenger on
the special last Sunday and
spent several days at Kennecott.
He visited McCarthy on Tues
day. New appointments of depu
ty Marshals are mentioned but
no definite information has been
given out.
John Nelson, our genial assist
ant depot agent, will celebrate
his birthday next Monday, June
5th. 73 years and still going
strong.
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CHITINA
NEWS
Chitina May 24. Special to the
News. Crowded out of last week’s is
sue.
Mr. Fred Nicholls, wife and
four children returned this
week from the States and left
today for their roadhouse on the
Chitina-Fairbanks trail
Mr. Nicholls has secured a
number of wood contracts from
the government to supply the
telegraph stations. He brought
with him from Seattle a Ford
automobile and trailer. Also
supplies and live chickens. Billy
Frame is helping him move his
outfit, using a Ford truck. The
c irs will probably be able to
travel to within a few miles of
the roadhouse but a glacier is
usually found on the trail near
their home, Paxons, and they
will cross this afoot, leaving a
part of the outfit till the glacier
melts.
Mr. and Mrs. Marker from Se j
attle, and formerly Montana, arj
rived in town a few days ago!
looking for a small business lo
cation.
Tfny leave shortly for Fair
banks having their own team of
horses and outfit.
Mr. Louis Hinckel, superin
tendent of the Hubbard Elliot
Co. accompanied by his two nep
hews were recent arrivals from
Boston, Mass.
Mr. Thomas Larsen, who has
a copper property in the Kot
sina, is spending a few days
here preparing for the seasons
work.
Mrs M. S, Wilson and daught
er Edith, of Kennecott, are the
guests of Mrs. J. M. Nafsted
at the Tonsina roadhouse.
The first crew of the Alaska
Road Commission will leave this
week for work on the Chitina
Fairbanks trail, in charge of W.
Cameron. The ordering of sup
plies was a long time delayed
this year that much was bought
locally, bids being called for sup
plies for the first crews out. ]
Spend the Fourth in McCarthy |
LEGAL ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
BEFORE THE GENERAL
LAND OFFFICE
JUNEAU SERIAL 05372
ALASKA NABESNA CORPOR
ATION, Applicant
Notice of Application for Patent
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That in accordance with the laws of
the United States, and more especial
ly the Act of Congress approved May
10th, 1872, and amendments thereof,
the ALASKA NABESNA CORP
ORATION, duly incorporated under
the laws of Delaware and licensed to
do business in the Territory of Alaska
after a full compliance with its laws,
whose post office address is care of
Maurice D. Leehey, 620 Alaska Build
ing, Seattle, Washington, which cor
poration has acquired and now holds
the lode mining claim and millsite
hereinafter described in accordance
with said laws, and all local laws,rules,
regulations and customs of miners,
and has made improvements on said
mining claim of the value greater
than Five Hundred Dollars upon or
for the benefit of each location in
eluded therein, and who at this time
is in the sole, actual and peaceful
possession of said mining claim and
each location therein contained, will
apply for a patent to the same, includ
ing the following named lode locations,
all of which are so contiguous as to
constitute a single tract of ground,
and each location extends along the
vein the length herein stated with
surface ground 300 feet wide on each
side of the center of the vein of
quartz or other rock in place, bearing
gold, copper and other valuable min
erals, and each contains the number
of acres here set opposite its name, all
as fully and accurately described upon
the official plat of Mineral Survey
No. 1414A herewith posted on the
claim, and by the Field Notes of
such official survey on file with the
Register of the United States Land
Office at Juneau, Alaska, viz: