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STEAMERS BRING
MANY PEOPLE
The steamer Alaska arrived yester
day afternoon with seventy passengers
and a large quantity of freight for Cor
dova. and will be in port until this
afternoon, when she sails to the west
ward as far as King's Cove, for which
place she has a cannery crew of sixty
Orientals. The Alaska will sail south
from Cqrdova on April 5. Her Cordova
passengers were: J. Dobler, J. Junkin,
W. W. Hunter, J. T. Wilson, J. A.
Trout, H. Henshaw, Robert Keltz.
Miss Ella Knowles. John R. O'Neill,
Fred Aherns, N. Brown, W. J. Nolan,
1. M. Foster. J. O. Ellis. Miss M. Of
fenbach. Miss B. Miller, B. F. Marshall.
Frank Ayers, George Nichols, John F.
Dillon. S. Deimage, Bill Coleman, H.
Whitfield. P. W. Bee, J. H. Bangley,
Captain W. Bangley, Miss E. Herbert.
D. C. Sargent. Miss M. Bundin, B. H.
Svendsen. F. A. Hotchkiss, A. Court
wright and wife. Mrs. M. Wilson. Geo.
Wilson. Miss fella Knudson, Mrs. B.
D. Black. J. H. Johnson. Mrs. J. A. Fas
gren, Victor. Bundblad. K. M. Nafstad
and wife. Henry Helmold, Martin
Malwitz, Joe Odermott. J. B. Gass. J.
F. McCrea. Hans Berg. William Bet
tering, G. E. Gustafson and wife, and
nineteen steerage.
The steamer Admiral Evans arrived
Sunday afternoon with the following
36 passengers from Seattle for Cor
dova: James Flynn. 1). C. Cover. H.
Herbert and wife, Mrs. B. E. Fourney,
Mrs. J. Stunton. Miss Wright, Miss
Burnett. A. McDonald, Richard Baze
man. .1. Morency. A. Make, M. Elieff,
Pete Nickiloff, A. Hammonson. M. Sa
goff, G eorge Kennedy. M. .1. Griffin,
and nineteen steerage.
The steamer Watson was in port
for several hours Sunday night, load
ing copper ore. Cordova passengers
for Seattle were Captain A. E. Ba'lirop,
Clark Byers, H. N. Shead am. ' rank
Whalen.
CALLAHAN CONVICTED AT
FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS, March 27. — Dan Cal
lahan, a member of the cil^- council
for the past ten years, and a well
known person throughout the Tanana
valley, was convicted in the district
court on Saturday, on the charge of
rape. The evidence showed an Inti
jmacy for years with a thirteen year
old girl.
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F. M. Jordan, who is interested in a
copper property* at Kllamar, is a pas
senger on the Alaska for that place.
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EAGLES, ATTENTION!
Initiation Wednesday at 8 p. m.
GEO. DOOLEY, Secretary.
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WATER,
Until further notice water will be
shut off from 9 o’clock In the evening
until 6 o’clock in the morning.
In case of fire telephone central.
CORDOVA POWER CO.
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NOTICE TO COAL CONSUMERS.
Until roads improve, all orders for
bulk coal must be placed in time to
enable our making delivery before
noon.
ALASKA TRANSFER COMPANY.
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For Rent — Three room furnished
house. Apply at Bank.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
William Deploring, one of the old
time miners of Alaska, who made big
money at Nome during its early days,
is in town. He will leave on the next
train for the Interior, as he now has
mining interests at Kuby and Iditarod.
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P. W. Lee, of the Canoe Pass Pack
log Company, returned yesterday from
the States and announces that his
company will begin the erection of a
three line canner at the south *nd of
the dock in June.
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Waechter Pros., of Fairbanks, re
coped forty head of cattle on the
steamer Bvans Sunday, which will be
shipped to Chitina by train and driven
from there over the trail to the in
terior.
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F A. Hotchkiss, of New York, was
a Cordova passenger on the steamer
Alaska. He will leave for the Nizinn
district in a few days, where he Is
interested in extensive placer de
posits.
Captain Langley and a crew of men
arrived here yesterday. They are on
their way to Fairbanks to take charge
of tile Northern Commercial Com
pany's fleet of river boats.
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The next train for Chitina and Ken
necott leaves Wednesday morning.
There will also be a train Thursday
and another Saturday.
H. N. Shead, of Fairbanks, spent
Sunday in town. He was a member of l
the recent grand jury that indicted so ;
many prominent people on serious i
charges.
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The Cordova Democratic Club will
meet immediately after the show to
night (Tuesday), at the City Hall. All 1
Democrats are earnestly requested to
attend.
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Our former townsmen. M. II. Post
and George K. Gilbert, are council -
manic candidates at the coming Ju
neau municipal election.
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Judge Goodell, formerly of Cordova,
was elected a delegate from Sitka, and
will probably attend the Republican
convention at Seward.
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U. S. Commissioner John F. Dillon,
of Fairbanks, arrived in Cordova yes
terday from the States, on his way
home.
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Clark Byers left on the steamer i
Watson on a six weeks' vacation, |
which he will spend In J’acific coast j
Btates.
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W. T. Ford, auditor for the Alaska
Syndicate, is spending a couple of
Jays at the Beatson mine, Latouche.
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S. O. Breedman, who has spent the
[iast winter in Los Angeles, was a re
turning passenger on the Alaska.
I’ostoffice Inspector Neil was In
town for a few hours yesterday, on his
way to Seward and Anchorage.
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William J. Nolan, of Fairbanks, ar
rived here on the Alaska yesterday, on
his way to the interior.
Graham & (’lark have received a1
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thirty ton boiler for their new can i
nery at Mountain slough.
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Captain A. E. Latbrop left Sunday
night on a business trip to Seattle, to
be gone a month.
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Frank Whalen, of Ruby, arrived in
town on Sunday’s train on his way to
the States. '
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A large number of steerage passen
gers are going to Seward on every |
boat.
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Miss L. Sanders is the only passen
wr on the steamer Alaska for Valdez.
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Rev. Corbett returned to Valdez, on
Sunday on the steamer Evans.
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Cat Meehan has returned to town
after an absence of several years.
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A. Ahrens returned yesterday from
a visit in the States. «
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Dr. Von Zetch left on the steamer | jj
iVatson for Katalla. | :■
The Stag Cafe Is now open ror busi
less in O'Brien * Simpson’s, and Is
prepared to serve you with the best t
>f eats. It is conducted by Snfder & \
Jennett, who invite you to drop in £
tnd see them. t
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If you do not receive your paper re- j
fulBrlv »>a)> *id the Daily Times office, j
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Beginning February 1 the reglstra
lon book of the Town of Cordovm
•ill be open at my office at the P.
tore, Second street, Cordova, at all
ours during the day and evening. The
egistration book will be closed at 4
. m., Saturday, April 1, 1916.
CHAS. ROSSVVOG, Registrar.
Empress Theatre
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 28 and 29, 1916.
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“THE STAIN.”
In Six Parts.
One of tli<" Greatest Human Interest Dramas Ever Enacted.
Edward dose, Who Appeared as The Fool in “The Yumpire,”
Plays Leading Part in “The Stain.”
Show at 8 p. m. Regular Admission.
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Spring Soring Spring
HARDEMAN MALLORY
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FRAME'S AUTO STAGE
From
CHITINA TO GULKANA.
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Cars Leave Chitina Hotel Daily. •:
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TAILORING |
Cleaning and Pressing.
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Detmer’s Woolens for La- |i
dies’ and Gents’ Suitings.
BOLLINGER & GRAVES, §
*hone 130.
Mickelson Building.
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Cordova
MESSENGER !
SERVICE
Pay and Niglit.
Phone 98
Office: Alaska Building.
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OUR STOCK OF
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P is MOST COMPLETE.
They are pleasing to look at and equally pleasing in^
their faultless fit and eco
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A. ful lines much longer than
any other shoe of which we
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| MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
I Clayson, The Clothier
Let Us Fill Your Next Order.
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28 Steam Heated Rooms. With or Without Bath.
Hotel Overland Chitina
GEORGE BLUM, PROP. _ I
POOL ROOM AND CIGARS
Comfortable Lobby Upstair*.
Headquarters for the Public.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Rates 50c, 75c, $100 Chitina, Alaska.
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We wish to announce that we have just
: received from America’s largest merchant :$
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tailoring house, ||
The American Tailoring Company,
of Chicago, Ig
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the largest assortment of samples ever shown g
in Cordova. Anyone wishing a suit made up &
with smartness and elegance, come in and look
i the line over and be convinced. &
Perfect Fit Quaranteed. ||
Prices Very Reasonable.
I FINKELStElN&SAPlROi
THE STORE THAT SATISFIES.
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