CLIFFS S CII LED
McCarthy, Sept. 14—The trail
from McCarthy to the Nizina river ia
still impassable. Packers to the Chis
ana and other placer camps are using
the old Nikaloai trail which, it is
Stated, is so steep that the horses are
compelled to scale the cliffs by means
of long ladders.
Bears are very plentiful in this
vicinity. Six liaxe been killed within
two miles of town, lately. Last Tues
day Captain Hubrlck and Jas. Millsap
killed a large black bear near the pot
hole in plain view of the town and a
quarter of a mile from the depot.
The schoolhouse is about completed
and school will be opened next week.
Most of the children have been out of
school for a year or more.
The Kennicott Mine is running to
capacity again and is shipping eight
to ten cars a day.
There is considerable building acti
vity around McCarthy. The local
contractor, Mr. Iverson, has half dozen
buildings to construct.
The Republican Club of McCarthy
was organized recently with a good
membership. S. O. Breedman is presi
dent and F. H. Foster secretary. The
club expects to maintain its organiza
tion, increase its membership and to
convert demorcrats to the right way of
thinking.
McCarthy needs a recording office.
Three times as many instruments
were filed in the Chitina office during
the past year from the upper half of
the precinct as those filled from the
Chitina end and the people of Mc
Carthy think it unjust that they should
be compelled to go sixty miles or more
to examine the records.
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Furnished Cottage, Observation
Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Co.
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The latest faces in type for job
printing received at the Tmes’ office
Place your order now.
MINING COMPANY BUYS
THE LAUNCH ALFA
The Cordova Mining & Development
Company has purchased the launch
Alfa from Currier and Cochran and
will use this little craft In making
trips between Cordova and Port Wells,
where they are opening up a group of
quartz claims. A new house is being
built on the Alfa and the launch put
in sea-worthy shape.
CAPT. E. R. MONFORT.
Ohio Man la Candidate
For Commander of G. A. R.
ONE PRICE.
Every customer at our store is
charged alike. One price for all.
Phone 21. Cordova Co-Operative
Trading Co.
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Fresh Eggs 55c. per dozen. Young
Fryers 45c. per Ih. Hens for Roasting
and fricassee 40c tb. Young Belgian
Hare 50c. each. F. A. JONES local
poultry farm. Phone 22. AH orders
promptly delivered.
PROTHEMUS SAILORS TO
GIVE SMOKER SEPT. 30
The sailors on the collier Prothemus
are arranging to give a big smoker at
Eagle hall on Thursday night, Sep
tember .30. A committee is at work on
the arrangements and the blue-jackets
Intend pulling off an event that will
be well worth witnessing. The pro
gram will include all kinds of stunts,
from music to boxing matches.
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Nifty job pfln'tng at the Times.
LOCAL JOTTINGS
Jefferson Dowling came down from
Kennecott on yesterday’s train and
will go to Juneau on the steamer Kar
ra gut.
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The steamer Karragut Is due from
the westward at 5 o'clock and will!
sail an hour later for Juneau and Seat
tle.
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Read the Times, Daily and weekly
and send it to your friends.
(Empress Theatre
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 17, 1915
PATHE WEEKLY NEWS No. 35.
A Special Feature In Two Acts.
ANNIE OF THE MINES.
A Biograph Drama.
HIRAM GREEN DETECTIVE
Comedy.
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