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Mat Mattson, an employee of the
Kennecott mine, met w5th a serious
accident last ween while working In
the mine, which may cost him his
sight, and which caused other serious
Injuries.
Mattson was engaged in operating a
machine drill when the bit struck a
“missed” hole. An explosion follow
ed, blowing the machine forcibly
against Mattson inflicting severe con
tusions upon his body, while flytng
debris striking him about the head
and face totally destroyed the sight
of one eye and injured the other so
seriously that doubt is expressed as
to its being saved.
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DELEGATE ARTER HOAD
Delegate James Wickersliam has ile-1
dared war on the Alaska Hoard of
Road Commissioners. Recent dis
patches received by Alaskan newspa
pers say that he introduced a hill in
Congress last week which pro* ides
that on and after July 1. 1916, all the
moneys collected from the license or
occupation tax in Alaska must he
covered into the Territorial treasury
for the use and benefit of the Terri
tory.
Delegate Wickersham also has in
troduced a bill requiring the Alaska
board of road commissioners to build
a wagon road from Skagway^to tne
Summit of Whit Pass at a cost not
to exceed $25,000.
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SUSPECTED WHISKY
PEDDLER FOUND DEAD
The body of John Wilson was re
covered at Wrangell a few days ago.
John Wilson, a white man, disappear
ed about the the time that the body of
George Wilson, a Native Indian was
found dead after the close of a drunk
en debauch. It was believed that he
got the liquor from John Wilson and
a warrant was issued for the missing
man’s arrest. Both the Indian aim
the white man were drowned. i
TO OPEN MINES
ON EXTENSIVE
SCALE
The Alaska Consolidated Copper
Company, whose mines near Strelna
been under development for several
years, and for whom A. B. lies Is the
resident agent, are about to begin the
development of their properties on a
large scale. The company will spend
a large amount of money during the
coming summer, bringing the mines
up to the shipping stage, and advices
have been received from the east that
a large consignment of machinery to
facilitate the development work is now
on the way.
The mines of the company are a
short distance from Strelna, and un
der present conditions it Is necessary
to haul the ore a distance of several
miles to reach the railroad. It is con
templated, if a railroad is not soon
constructed either by the government
or by private parties that will reacn
the mines, the company will build a
branch from the Copper River and
Northwestern railway.
The company has several groups of
claims, covering some immense bodies
of very rich ore.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
O. T. Rarrett, of Katalla, la an ar
rival in town, having come over on the
Waif.
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Mrs. W. R. Elliott, who has been 111
for several days past, has so far re
covered as to able to get about.
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A hunter came in this afternoon
bringfng a handsome string of grouse
which he succeeded in disposing of
within a very short time. The de
mand for this toothsome bird ap
pears to surpass the supply.
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Wm. Engberg and F. Bliss came tn
an the Waif today from Yakataga,
having made the journey on foot from
that place to Katalla. They report
that the Yakataga country has ex
perience a lean year, the beach placers
having yielded small returns for the
abor expended.
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PHILIPPINO SERVING TIME
FOR ASSAULTING A NATIVE
in the United States Commissioner's
'iuit this afternoon Vircenta Ratios,
i Pt ilppino, plead guilty to the charge
>f assaulting °aul ifl'.y, a native. Judge
mposed a fine of $25 and costs, in de
’ault of the payment of which Sallos
s serving time in the federal jail.
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Photo copyright. 19H by American Press Association.
Future ruler of Oermnnv ts here sh i\\n congratulating offleera.
NEXT HOUSE LEADER
All opposition to the selction of
Representative Claude Kitchen, of
North Carolina, to be chairman of the
Ways and Means committee and hem
ocra'ic floor lender In the next House
has been cleared away, and he will be
unanimously elected. Next to present
Leader Oscar W. Underwood he is the
ranking member of the Ways and
Means committe. The selection of
a new House leader was made neces
sary by the elevation of Leader Un
derwood to the Senate.
Claude Kitchen is a young man, as
statesmen are measured—he will not
be 46 until March 24th, next. He has
served 12 years in Congress and will
begin his eleventh two-year term next
March. He graduated from Wake
Forest college in his native North
Corolina at the age of 19 years, and
tnaried Miss Kate Mills, also a na
tive of the "Old North State,” the j
same year He began the prac
tice of law at his native town of Scot
land Neck when 21 years of age, and
has resided there ever since. A
younger brother, W. W. Kitchen, serv
ed with him in Congress from another
North Carolina district for severail
years.
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CHITINA PHYSICIAN
GRANTED CERTIFICATE
Dr. L. C. Smith, of Chitina, who
went south on the Mariposa to take
an examination before the Territorial
Medical Board, for the purpose of se
curing a certificate to practice medi
cine in the territory, was granted a
certificate without the formality of an
examination. The doctor is a gradu
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member of the California Medical ass
ociation, and his certificate from the
California board entitled him to a cer
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