LOCAL AND
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MENTION
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J. L. Balkstein of the Fairbanks land
office le'ft today for Juneau.
The city council will meet in regu
lar semi-monthly session tonight.
The steamship Alameda is due from
Seattle tomorrow morning at & o'clock.
Hans Hansen and wife were among
the outgoing passengers on the Alaska.
J. W. Myers booked passage for the
States today on his first vacation in
many years.
George Madden returned today to
Seattle, after mining in the Interior
all summer.
J. D. Lyons came over from Valdez
on last night's boat and left on this
morning’s train for Chitina.
George A. McQuarrie and Miss
Fitchett of Fairbanks were outgoing
passengers on the Alaska today.
C. G. Morrison, engineer for the
Alaska road commission, returned to
day to his headquarters at Juneau.
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C. A. Eby, bookkeeper for the Pin
nacle Rock Packing Company, left to
day for the States to spend the winter.
Andy Cohrs and family have moved
from one of the Wolking cottages to
an apartment fitted up under the tin
shop.
E. T. Stannard returned on the
Alaska from a trip to Latouche, and
left for Kennecott on this morning’s
train.
Bud Whitney and wife, who conduct
a large ranch near Anchorage, are
passengers aboard the Alaska for the
States.
Mrs. W. D. Harding was an Alaska
passenger today for Portland, where,
she will spend several months with a
sister.
Miss Florence James, Cordova’s only
chaufferette, left on today’s boat on
an extended visit to Seattle and Los.
Angeles.
Fred A. Hotchkiss returned today
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to his home in New Yo^k state, after
having spent the summer in the Ni
zina district
William McFadden has taken a
“lay-off” on the railroad for five or six
weeks, and hied himself to the States
on a vacation.
Mrs. N. P. Nelson of Chisana left
on today’s boat for the States. She :
will go to Davenport, Iowa, and return
north in April.
The interior views of the Style Shop j
shown on glides at the Empress the- j
ater were the photographic work of :
C. W. Scarborough.,
Mrs. D. L. "Deaton, wife of the Cor
dova agent for the Copper River &
Northwestern railway, left today on a
visit to the States.
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Dr. B. C. Parker, territorial veterin
ary surgeon, who has been making an
inspection of the cattle in this section,
left today for Juneau.
Ed M. Kane, pressman at the Daily
Times office, left today for Seattle and
Portland, where he hopes to recuper
ate. his failing health.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
give a Halloween basket social next
Friday evening, October 24, in the
basement of the church.
Grover Frame is building two small
garages on the vacant lot in the rear
of the Alaskan hotel, where he will
house his taxicabs during the winter
months.
Mrs. Charles L. Willoughby, who re
cently returned from a trip tq the
Statees, will leave tomorrow morning
for her home at Katalla on the launch
Pioneer.
Charles M. Rosswog has purchased
the building occupied by his store from
our former townsman, Robert Ashland,
now of Vancouver. It is understood
that several other real estate deals
are about to be consummated.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Blum left on
today’s boat ior Seattle, after spend
ing most of the summer here. ' They
expect to leave after the first of the
year on an extensive tour of Europe,
visiting many of the war devastated
sections.
An enjoyable musicale was enjoyed
last evening at the residence of Attor
ney and Mrs. Frank Foster. A num
ber of selections by Donald C. Fair
man and Charles A. Eby were ren
dered in masterly fashion. Light re
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treshments were served toward the
small hours, Sfter which the guests de
parted, pronouncing the affair a rare
treat.
Deputy Marshals James Millsap,
formerly of McCarthy, S. O. Casler of
Valdez and V. L. Sedgewick of Nak
nek. were passengers on board the
Alaska, in charge of several insane
patients they are taking to the Port
land sanitarium. Mr. Millsap intends
to remain Outside for the winter, and
will take a trip to the Texas oil fields.
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A special meeting of the board of
managers of Cordova Chapter, Ameri
can Red Cross, will be held at the
Northland Club tomorrow evening at
8 o’clock, to make arrangements for
the big membership drive from
November 2 to 11.
At the service of dedication yester
day morning of a bronze tablet to the
memory of Lieutenant J. H. Dawson,
Canadian forces, at St. George’s Epis
copal church, a peculiar coincidence
was remarked upon-»-Donald C. Fair
man, the organist, being a Canadian,
and Charles A. Eby, the soloist, who
rendered Kipling’s “Recessional,” be
ing a Canadian also.
Owing to the strike of longshoremen
at San Francisco, the following
changes have been made in the Cali
fornia schedule of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company’s boats: Admir
als Dewey, Farragut, Schley and Ho
mer, and the Queen, laid up; City of
Topeka will handle no freight in or
out of San Francisco; the Senator will
be withdrawn from the California
service and make another trip to
Southeastern Alaska.
The steamship Alaska arrived from
the westward at 9 o’clock last night
and sailed for Seattle about noon to
day. The outgoing passengers were:
William McFadden, Miss Florence
James, William Josephsen, G. A. Me
Quarrie and wife, Miss Fitchett, Capt.
George Green, John Anderson, S. H.
Palmer, F. A. Hotchkiss, Meyer Blum
and wife, H. U. Wooden, J.-W. Meyers,
C. A. Eby, H. Hansen and wife, J. S.
Shelkey, E. M. Kane, Mrs. D. C. Lea
ton, Scott Morris, Alex Dahl and wife,
Mrs W. D. Harding, J. R. Blake, Mrs.
N. P. Nelson, Mrs. Teresa Bullard,
Walter Bullard, T. Lee, W. Johnson
and George Madden, for Seattle; F. W.
Williamson, W. D. McKenny, C. G.
Morrison, J. L. Balkstein, Oscar Olson,
C. S. Judson and wife and Dr. B. C.
Parker, for Juneau.
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MURDER TRIAL HAS r
BEEN POSTPONED AT
VALDEZ UNTIL NOV. 24
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In the case of the United States vs.
John Anderson, charged with invol
untary manslaughter, defendant was
found not guilty. The evidence showed
that Anderson and a number of others
had been on a drunken orgy at his
home near Naktiek, and that while
he was handling a shotgun in a care
less manner the weapon was dis
charged, killing Charles Kline. , ■
The case of the United States vs.
J. M. White, charged with violation
of the Alaska dry law, was transferred
to the Anchorage term.
In the case of William Stuart, alias
William Dempsey, for the murder of
Margueret Lavore and Isaac Evans,
attorney for the defendant moved for
a continuance on the ground of" insan
ity, and in order that witnesses might
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be brought from the East to testify
as to the mental condition of the
prisoner. The case will be up for
trial November 24. All the witnesses -
were excused until that date, and left |
for their homes in Anchorage and in
Seward.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, NOTICE
' Important meeting tonight. All
members requested to be present.
Visiting members invited.
w. j. McDonald, c. c.
By C. P. MICKELSON, K. of R. & S.
Dr. L. Von Zesch has returned.
No ene should be without an elec
tric plhte, especially the kind witk 3
different heats. Northwestern Hard
ware Company.
Try the Club ~ Billiard Hall for
golden, silver and royal fizzes. 23-tf
Masquerade, Eagle hall, Halloween.
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