Wm. Greer, of The Daily Times
leaves tonight on the Hazel B No. 2
for Talkeetna and river points in the
interest of this paper.
The river boat Hazel B No. 2 sails
tonight for Talkeetna and intermedi
ate points with a full capacity cargo
and a large number of passengers.
Ed Bensel, an old-time miner of
these parts, is visiting in Anchorage
after spending the past two months
at the Dr. Schaleben mine in the Wil
low creek district.
T
J. R. Krumm and Henry Martens
have sold to Mrs. Frances Martens
the east half of lot 4 in block 46
through the agency of J. R. Krumm,
the real estate man.
The Anchorage Realty company
have moved into their neat new office
on the north side of 4th avenue be
tween C and l) streets and are busy
listing and selling Anchorage real es
tate.
In an old-fashioned ball game the
kid team beat a conglomeration of
has-beens and cripples yesterday aft
ernoon at Recreation park, and as a
result there has been an unusual de
mand for arnica and witch hazel.
Martin Larsen, who has been em
ployed at the Gold Bullion mine in
the Willow creek district in the ca
pacity of a hard rock miner, came
The Arcade
SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS : TOBACCOS : FRUITS
D. ZARELLI, Propr. Fourth Ave., bet. C and D
t
Snabdieven raznim cigari, cigarete duhanom i candy, Cdena voda
na counteru uvjek. Preporuca se slavenima.
BJORNSON & GANTON
Merchant Tailors Correct Styles
4th and I Street
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Yukon Stoves - Heaters
Corner Fifth and C Anchorage
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THE KAISER: “I WISH HE’D QUIT” THE ALLIES:
HE'D QUIT”
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I WISH
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—Nelson in St. Paul Pioneer-Press.
down from the hills yesterday apd
will spend several days in Anchorage
visiting friends.
The balance of the pipe for the
water works extensions amounting to
15,000 feet, arrived on the Admiral
Goodrich and Mayor Watts advises
that it will be necessary for anyone
desiring further extension of the
waterworks system to get their pe
tition before the city administration
immediately.
E. T. McNally, of the firm of Mc
Nally and Maitland, came over from
the station today to receive his new
Ford automobile recently purchased
from the Shonbeck agency. Mr. Mc
Nally will leave tonight for the Sta
tion and a trip to McDougal and Tal
keetna to look those points over with
a view to establishing branch stores.
Cotton felt mattresses, bed springs
and linoleum, at Crocker’s.
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Fresh Smoked Every Day
CARLSON INJURED
BY ROCK SLIDE
Fi'om authentic reports received in
connection with this accident his es
cape borders on the miraculous and
it is only due to his superb presence
of mind and morvelous strength that
the band boys are not playing a slow
march behind Fred Carlson. Mr.
Carlson is recuperating from a seri
ous accident that occurred while
working at camp 14 at Moose creek
and Dr. Reedy, of the government
hospital, says that he is out of dan
ger but is suffering from a broken
shoulder blade and his head and legs
were badly cut and bruised.
It seems that Carlson was working
for Tender & Co., who have a rock
contract with the Alaskan Engineer
ing commission, and while he was
working suspended by a rope over a
rock cliff a slide struck him, causing
serious injuries; Carlson sustained a
broken shoulder blade and severe cuts
on the head but remained consciou.
and retained his hold on the rope and j
saved himself from a 200-foot drop j
that meant instant death. He was j
rapidly hauled to the top of the cliff
by his excited comrades and immedi
ately sent to the government hospi
tal in this city where he is getting |
along well enough to say this morn
ing that ‘“you can’t kill a good man.”
The Cordova Times states that the
first trip of the season over the gov
ernment road from Fairbanks to
Chitilna was made on June 24 when
Robert Sheldon arrived at the latter
dace, having made the trip in three
lays less one hour.
WEATHER REPORT.
7 a. m. July 20, 1916.
Station Temp. Day Wind
Ship Creek. 56 Clear Calm
Summit.55 Clear Calm
lirdwood.54 Clear Calm j
Mile 52 .51 Clear Calm
Seward .48 Cloudy Calm
Mat. Jet.56 Clear Calm
Moose Creek .... 56 Clear Calm
The Nome Kennel Club, under
vhose auspices the famous sweep
stakes races are annually held, re
ently elected a new board of direc
ors. composed of Mrs. Darling, Lou
s Stevenson, Capt. Martin, A. S.
Temp and R. S. Pollister.
Martin- Strand, of the mining firm
if Strand & Hed, owners of the big
intimony mine north of Nome, left
here on the Umatilla, with a large
hipment of antimony ore brought to
iome during the past winter.
The Cordova Light & Power Co.
tag commenced work on the exten
don of its water system, which is
lesigned to furnish the town with an
inlimited supply of water summer
ind winter.
Fine Job Printing at Times Office.
BAXTER S NEWS DEPOT
We have the best lines of cigars on
he market, including Lovera, Juan
Je Fuca, Barrett. ^lozart, Carabana,
-.a Serna, etc., etc.
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