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Department of The Interior
iJ. S. LAND OFFICE at Juneau,
A iska. December 26th. 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oscar
I - Anderson, of Long Lake, Alaska,
who, on December 4, 1922, made
1 homestead Entry, No. 04173, for SE
V'4. Section 2, Township 6 South,
Cange 11 East, Copper River Meridian,
! as filed notice of intention to make
i. i 1 three year Proof, to establish
v .aim to the land above described,
Ltfcre William D. Coppernoll, U. S.
‘ ommissioner, at McCarthy, Alaska,
• ■a the 17th. day of Ferbuary, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
3. O’Neill, of Me Carthy, Alaska
A. E. Trim, of McCarthy, Alaska
t hn Walsh, of Strelna, Alaska
1 J. Tierney, of Mile 172, C. R. &
N. W. RR.
Frank A. Boyle
Register.
Date of first publicaton January 6th.
Date of last publication February 3rd*
1923.
Department of The Interior
i , S. LAND OFFICE at Juneau*
A laska.
NOTICE is hereby given that
(-t-orge E. Anderson, of McCarthy,
-\Lske, who, on Nov. 20, 1922,
made Homestead entry, No. 05587, for
2 W quarter NW quarter Section 26;
i\E quarter NE quarter Section 27;
SE quarter SE quarter Section 22,
Township 5 South, Range 13 East,
Copper River Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before William
D. Coppernoll, U. S. Commisssoner,
at Me Carthy, Alaska, on the 10th
day of March, 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Peterson, of Me Carthy, Alaska
Lmil Isaacson, of Me Carthy, Alaska
Fred Slater, of Me Carthy, Alaska
William Wakefield of McCarthy, Alaska
Frank A. Boyle
Register
Date of first publication January loth
1923.
Date of last publication . February 10th
1923.
CHITINA NEWS
The Slate Creek Mineing Co. are
freighting to their property,and
useing tractors.
Mr-Chas. Kraemer who has char
ge of operations, reports a fine
trail all the way ot the mine.
Continued on page 4
TWO NEW PUPILS AT SCHOOL
The McCarthy school will have
twTo new pupils Monday when
Fred and Ted, sons of Sam
Crook, enter the portals of edu
cation.
The Home Restaurant
A Home of Good Eats
DinnerParties Served
Chinese Noodles and Spanish Dishes
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SPECIALITY
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Lou and Mrs. Anderton
Proprietors
At the end of the term the
boys will return to the ranch to
assist their father with the sum
mer’s work.
WORK ON BRIDGE STARTS
SOON
The actual work on the Niz
ina bridge is soon to start. Sev
eral men are in McCarthy, who
belong to the regular A. R. C.
force already and a number
more are expected soon.
When actual hauling begins
a full crew will be put to work.
Our Motto — Do business with
all men, mental deficiants ex1
cepted; and don’t take candy
from a kid.
TOPIC OF THE TOWN TALK
(Contributed)
After a stenous winter of try
ing to draw a spade, to go with
that heart, and diamond, every
one in town has taken up anoth
er item of local conversation;the
coming dog race,
Consequently these racing dogs
and others have run miles and
miles, around nearly every stove
in town.
However, the actual entrants
have been more active. They
have taken the actual dogs out
and have gone over the trail
There is little choice between
the teams> and all signs point to
ward an exciting race.
Every entrant is proud of his
team and is going in to win the
first money.
BIG DANCE ATKENNECOTT
Kennecott is a live camp. We
done the best we knew how and
then the Bills got togather, and
decided to show us how a real
Masquerade should be staged.
We are not acquainted with all
the Bills but, we’d bet that this
dance will be a huge success.
Plans are made for the enter
tainment of two hundred people
and f rom what we can hear, the
entire quota will be present.
There will be appropriate
prizes for the best costumes and
for the best dancers.
The Elks have set Febuary 17
th. as the night of devotion for
deciples of Thespis: and a good
time is guarnteed to all.
GOOD TIME SUNDAY
Sour-dough hill wa,s the scene
of wildest hilarity last Sunday
when a party of skiers came ia
from Kennecott. They were join
ed here by the local devotees for
the afternoon.
Charlie Burroughs was the lat
est recruit, and he surprised the
entire crowd.
Incidently, we have a vast res
pect for any-one that can handle
the, Slippery Sticks1’ as we
tried it once and then made res
oliitions.