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LAND AGENT 10
REVIEW COAL CASES
W. H. Lewis, Special Agent, from
the Interior Department at Washing
ton, D. C„ arrived at Juneau Satur
day night. Mr. Lewis was sent then
at the request of the local land office
to help review the numerous coal land
cases which have been hanging fire
so long, it being feared at one time
that the local force would not be able
to get through the mass of evidence
within the time prescribed by the act
of Congress of Oct. 20, 1914.
This same act provides for the leas
ing coal lands in Alaska, and fur
ther provides that all controversies
over coal land then existing should
be adjudicated by Oct. 20, 1915, so that
it would be known what coal lands
were open to lease. Mr. Lewis was
sent to assist in the matter, but finds
that Register C. B. Walker and Re
ceiver Frank A. Boyle, of the Juneau
office have progressed so rapidly that
very little of his services will be re
quired.
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Tango Club to Dance
The Tango cluh will give another ol
its enjoyable dances at the Windsor
Hotel next Saturday evening.
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Alex Dimos and Nick Poll were ar
and will leave shortly for Juneau.
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Today's news in today s Daily Times
CATHEDRAL OF RIIEIM3
TO BE RESTORED
(By Associated I*r< ; -; Correspondencei
l’AUIS. Peb.2.'! -t 1 ulllaumo Trim
Chet, chief architect of the govern
ment, declares that it will be possl
hie to restore the Cathedral ot
Hheims. Casts have been long am
taken of nearly all the details of orn
amentmion that were destroyed, In
says, and mathematically precise due
amenta exist from which the jawel
| of architecture may be reconstruct! 1
in every detail.
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The best meals in town served at
the Windsor grill.
ACAIN—By request. The Socia
lists will give another dance in Eagle
Hall. Wednesday night, March 10
Music by CInyson's orchestra.
Some cooking at the Windsor grill.
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The Cordova Dramatic club will
j gi\ e an entertainment in the near
I future for the benefit of the Cordova
Park Association. The date of the
| entertainment has not been fixed, but
will he made public following the
meeting of the Association Thursday
evening.
The entertainment to he given con
sists of a four-not play, which will re
quire about two hours and a half for
its production. The play is now being
rehearsed under the direction of Dr.
W. 11. Chase, and promises to he one
of the best ever staged by local talent.
CORDOVA BODY ONLY
MEMBER FROM ALASKA
The Chamber of Commerce of llm
I United States has written the local
body that Its president, Cieo. C. Haze
let, attended the sessions of the third
annual meeting at Washington, D. C .
and adds: "We certainly do appre
ciate Mr. lluzelet’s action in filing the
application of your organization for
membership in the Chamber for Un
reason that this completed represen
tation in the Chamber of the Terri
tories and insular Possessions of the
United States.”
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ORDER OF MOOSE
ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS
At the regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose Inst night was held
] the election of officers. As a result
of the election the following were de
! dared elected for the term beginning
j the first Monday in April:
Dictator, C. H. Boss; Vice Dictator,
X. Clasen; Prelate, Carl Norman;
| Outer Guard, Charles Eklund; Inner
Guard, George Lewis; Trustee, 3-year
term, Nels Smith; Trustee, 2-yonr
| year term, Clark Beyers; Treasurer,
p. L. Simpson; Secretary, J. E. Way.
‘ T. C. Price, who has been Dictator
; since the organization of the lodge, ns
1 sumes the chair of vice dictator.
The installation ceremonies will
take place at the meeting night in
, Vpril.
Today's news In today’s Dally Times
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MINSTREL STUNT 1ST 1
THE EMPRESS TONIGHTj.
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The feature of tonight's show at
the Km press will be a monologue, in- ‘
troducting minstrelsy and Buck and
Wing dancing, by BOB HANKY, the
Grand Old Minstrel Man.
Mr. Haney is an old timer in this
field, having traveled with Dockstad
der, Webber & Fields, and more re
cently with Hilly West's Famous Min
strels. His act. will be novel and en
tertaining. The balance of the pro
gram will consist of three pictures, a
Bathe Weewly, a comedy and drama.
Hut one show will be given, begin
ning at 8:15. Regular admission
prices, 15 and 25 cents will be charged
THIS IS A TREAT, DON'T MISS IT.
Mrs. F. H. Sheldon will leave on
the next Mariposa for a visit with
her mother, in Tacoma, Wash.
You will be pleased if you eat at
the Windsor grill.
Job printing at The Daily Times.
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DESTRUCTION WROUGHT BY BOMB.
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flow buildings were wrecked in Bentlnck street. King’s Lynn. England, by explosive* dropped In the German
air raid
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EfGYWftN SS30 000
FOR SEIZURE BRUME
Cnpt. W. II. Ferguson, former Unlt
I States Commissioner at Chitlna,
id well known throughout Alaska
in Washington to present to the
ate department his claim against
lexico for thirty thousand dollars
images for the seizure and detention
r liis llrigantlne Geneva by the Mexl
in federal authorities off .Manzanillo,
prll 28, 1914.
When a week before, the American
avy had shot up and captured Vera
ruz, the authorities on the west const
of the curious notion into their heads
tat Mexico and the United fates were
t war, nnd so sent out a transport of
roops from Manzanillo and captured
He Geneva as prize.
Sometime Inter the gunboat ltaleigli
rrived and prize and crew were re
insert.
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A fresh supply of Augustine & Key
r's Candles received on the last
teamer. S. BLUM & CO.
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KANSAS CITY. March 8—William
Rockhill Nelson, editor and owner of
the Kansas City Star, and one of the
most prominent and sttcessfiil news
paper men In the country, is dying.
The members of his family are at his
bedside, and the end is expected mo
mentarily.
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WILL VISIT BOTH BIG
CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS
James Smith, of the Northern Meat
Market, accompanied by his wife, will
be an outgoing passengers on the
steamer Alameda tomorrow. They ex
pect to spend about a month In Seat
tle and will then go to California,
taking in the Panama and San Diego
expositions.
SHELDON’S AUTOS
Four days from Chitina
to Fairbanks
Take the Automobile Line at Chitina for all
points on the Winter Trail.
Fare to Fairbanks $100
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TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1915.
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