Attorney B. O. Graham left today on
a business trip to Juneau.
Frank Cunningham has returned
from a trip to Southeastern Alaska.
The steamship Northwestern is not
not due from Seattle until Wednes
day evening at seven o’clock.
A new concrete sidewalk has been
laid in front of the First Bank of
Cordova.
Harry Nelson, the tailor, is on a
business trip to Chjhina, McCarthy
and Kennecott.
James Dineen has purchased the
interest of his partner, Cyprille De
Cuyper, in the Cordova Cash Store.
Mrs. Harry D. Thompson and child
ren, of Katalla, left today for Oregon,
where they will visit for some time.
The city council meeting, scheduled
for last night, was postponed on ac
count of the absence of several of
the members from town.
Al. Zipf, manager of ihe Carlisle
Packing Company, returned today to
Seattle after an inspection of the
local plant.
N. L. Taliaferro, C. E. Meek and
John Stevens, geologists, who have
been inspecting the oil fields at Ya
kataga. returned today to the states,
well satisfied with the outlook.
G. A. Hamilton, W. V. Hamilton,
William Hamilton, Wilson Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Karmeir and Miss Al
len, all tourists, arrived on yester
day e train from the interior, ha'r_
i;ng completed an Alaskan trip by
coming over the government trail
from Fairbanks.
J. W. Spaulding, wife and daughter
and Miss Harriet left on the steam
ship Alaska this morning for the
states where they will locate.
W-. L. Smith and wife were outgo
ing passengers today on an extended
trip. Afr, Smith expects to spend a
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couple of months at the Arkansas
Hot Springs in the hope of getting rid
of an attack of rheumatsm.
Harry Patterson, one of the coal
barons of Pennsylvania, with his
home at Pittsburg, is aboard the Ala
mend'G with a large party of tourists.
This party has traveled through the
southern states, California and up to
Seattle by private car. The trip is
now being taken north and upon the
return to Seattle the tourists will
go to Banff, Yellowstone Park and
back to Pittsburg. In the party are
several members of the Heinz pickld
corporation.
The steamer Alameda.sailed at an
early hour this morning for Seattle,
with the following passengers from
here: Axel Johnson, Mrs. G. W.
Bowman. Miss Margaret Kolbenson,
G. K. Betts and wife, J. W. Spauld
ing, wife and daughter Harriet, W.
L. Smith and wife, H. Faber, A. Elli
son and wife, Mrs. H. Hickerson and
daughter, Mrs. H. D. Thompson and
children, Mrs. M. Hellerick, H.
Stevenback, N. L. Taliaferro. C. E.
Meek, John Stevens, H. E. Kalstad.
Miss N. J. Drummond, Miss Kather
ine C. Shultz, Oscar Balo, A1 Zipf
and son Alfred for Seattle; Tim
Morris, Ole Esplade, F. T. Mooney,
J. M. McGowan. Mrs. M. B. Allen,
G. Anderson, for Juneau, Alex Me-:
Lead, Miss Lucy Pyle for Ketchikan.
FOREST FIRESRAGE
IN STEWART VICINITY
A forest fire which swept the coun
try between Flat creek, Donion and
Stewart .and vicinity last week de
stroyed much valuable timber as well
as a large quantity of wood which
had been piled up. The heaviest loss
was that sustained by Andy Taddie,
the Granville wood contractor, who
lost 1,500 cords of wood piled at
Wounded Moose all ready for hauling
to Dominion next winter. During Tad
die’s residence on the Yukon he has
cut and piled 25,000 cords of wood.
The country was dry and the fire
swept through the region so furiously
that nothing could be saved.
Cordova Jazz Orchestra Dance at
Eagle Hall on Wednesday and Satur
day nights. Music by the Ragtime
T rio.
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On Saturday evening last Leslie A.
Counts, local agent for the Pacific
Steamship Company, was united in
marriage to Miss Helen Gillespie, sis
ter of Mrs. Walter Smith. The cere
mony was performed at the Counts
apartment in the Lathrop building by
United States Commissioner R. H. L.
Noaks. The only witnesses present
were Mrs. H. D. Counts, Mrs. Walter
Smith and Mrs. I. L. Smith.
The bride came here from Centralia,
Wash., and has been employed in the
Cordova drug store. She has made
many friends among the younger set
during her brief residence here.
The groom is the rustling represent
ative of the Admiral Line and very
popular. They sart out in life with the
well wishes of all and the Daily Times
extends its heartiest congratulations.
On Friday afternoon the Empress
theater will be the scene of a matinee
for children and their escorts, to whom
the Admiral Line will be hosts in
honor of the wedding of one of their
efficient employes.
CULBERTSON MEMBER
TARIFF COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (by Associ
ated Press).—William S. Culbertson
of Kansas was today reappointed a
member of the tariff commission.
ROBERT BARTELL ~
CALLED BY DEATH
Robert Bartell, 65 years of age
dropped dead near Juneau last week
death occurring on Cowes creek flats
in Berner bay. Bartell had been liv
ing at Berner’s bay for some time
with Thos. McGann. He was born
in Virginia City,' Nev., was a baker
by trade, and had lived at Nome
and other camps.- A search of his
belongings failed to reveal a trace
of relatives.
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