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Fresh Crab Meat | i
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Roasts L
Stuffed Young Tom Turkey with n;
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.Domestic Goose with Heinzes Apple |
Butter
Domestic Duck, Baked Apple ■
' Prime Ribs of Beef, Au Jus B
I* Vegetables
Snowflaked Potatoes
Stewed Sugar Corn
Deserts
Heines Plum Pudding'll affd B Sauce
Pumpkin Pie Vanilla Ice Cream
Hot Home Made Mince Pie
(Assorted Cakes
t Rocjuetford Cheese, Salt Wafers
Assorted Nuts and Raisins
£j Drinks
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During a big storm at Ketchikan
last week a two-year old native girl
was drcKvned, about six-thirty in the
evening. The family were on a gas
boat and while the father was getting
on with the baby in his arms he slip
ped and fell into the water. In the
strut le for life which followed tne
father lost his hold upon the baby
girl who wa$j carried out by the un
dertow and never seen again. The fa
ther finally struggled to safety and
notified the chief of police but they
found no trace of the child.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.—R; C.
tVood, president of the First National
tank of Fairbanks,’ Alaska, was. or
lered 'by the United States district
-ourt of appeals to pay $13,000 and in
terest accruing thereon for several
years to F. G. Noyes, receiver for the
Washington-Alaska bank. In making
the order the court reversed the deci
sion of the United States district
court at Fairbanks, which decided the
ca ny in favor of Mr. Wood.
The noney involved war alio 1
t.> have been ror: fully tak-'n fr.-m
the institution by the defendant. It
is one of the several cases which were j
filed by the receiver against the di
rectors and stockholders, of the de
funct bank.
The above case was filed in tjje
Fairbanks district court on April 5.
1913, by Receiver Noyes, covering
000000 which the receiver sought to1
recover from R. C. Wood. This
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amount was claimed to be among the
assets of thjj, corporation, the Wc-h
ington-Alaska bank, which Mr. Wood
secured for the surrender of 130
' < of stock to the corporation,
the value of the stock at par being
$100 each.
The case was trityj before Judge j
Fuller with O. L. Rider representing i
the receiver and John A. Clark ml
A. R. Hellig representing the dei'end
j ant. The judge rendered his deei
i sion in favor of Mr. Wood, finding
that"he had the right to withdraw
the . iiey * ■' r the stock. Ai an
neal v. s immediately taken and the
Uecisiou oi the lower court reversed
'SOBTirnrTI ITlflllTIlIM I MIWIIMMUI
md payment of the money with in
erest ordered by the higher court.
Mr. Wood is at present in San tc'ran
cisco where he went to be present
■vlian the decision in the case was
•endered. What action he will take
n regard to appeal to the supreme
court is not known. Just what other
■uses of a similar nature are penri
ng or have been decided is not
mown, although action in cases along
his line were instituted against both
Jill and Jesson.
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Steyen Raid recently arrived in An
chorage from the Teller country,
vhere he has been engaged in per
orming development work on the sil
ver-lead property on Lost river. They
lapped an 8-foot vein of the silver
lead ore which Haid imagines runs
10 per cent. Hhe brought to the beach
1000 pounds of the ore and will ship
Ir to the States. Re says that this is
the b^st proposition that he has srflek
in this counry.
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Plate Silver Ware, Skis, Skais, Boys SI* , .Jlated ware,
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BOAT SUPPLIES , CROCKERY
The Tenakee resents the atack
made upon it by the Empire and its
residents have made this statement
to the editor: They say that the office
of marshal and deputy marshal have
been filled by men under Jennings
who do not have the backing of the
people. They admit that the place is
not orderly and not the best place on
earlh to live although they would be
perfectly satisfied to have conditions
made better.