LOCAL AND PERSONAL GOSSffl
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Charlie Chaplin in “The Tramp’’
Friday and Saturday at the Empress
theater.
Iver Eyen has gone to Mile 114 to
spend a few days visiting with
friends.
Julius Ropnig came to Cordova yes
terday, returning to work on the
pile driver this morning.
O. E. Jones came to town from Mile
39 on yesterday’s train and returned
on the local this morning.
Phil Truckey has gone to Chitina
to act as agent for the railroad dur
ing the leave of absence of the regu
lar agent.
Heinie Erdler left for Kennecott
on this morning’s train to accept a
position with the Kennecott Copper
Corporation.
Ole Berg and wife arrived in town
from Strelna on the train yesterday
afternoon and will leave on the Alas
ka for Boston.
Charles Foyston and wife were pas
sengers on this morning’s local for
Kennecott to attend the Ketchum
Bloomquist wedding.
The private car Kennecott was sent
to McCarthy on this morning’s train
to bring back Howard Birch and wife
and Governor Comer, his son and
a hunting party of Alabamans.
L. J. Russell of Fairbanks left for
his Interior home on the local this
morning. Mr. Russell was in the
navy and has just recently received
his discharge.
Griffith Ellis, who came down from
Chitina to obtain his final naturaliza
tion papers, has returned to Chitina
to resume his duties as hostler for
the railroad.
Mrs. Frank Berg of Bremner ar
rived in Cordova yesterday and will
locate hepp. Her husband, who is sec
tion foreman at that point, will short
ly come to Cordova to work for the
railroad here in another branch of
the service.
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S. L. Whitiford, who saw active
service overseas with the Thirty-first
engineers, arrived on the boat yes
terday and left for Kennecott this
morning to resume his old position.
Mr. Whitiford received his discharge
from the army last month and has
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been visiting friends and relatives be
fore his return to Alaska.
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Roy Snyder and wife left for their
home in McCarthy on today’s train.
Paul Ringseth, a prominent mer
chant of Tolovana, arrived in town
on the train yesterday en route to
Seattle.
Martin Miladdin of Fairbanks is
stopping over in Cordova awaiting
the arrival of the Alaska from the
westward.
John Strelic, a widely-known trap
per from Tanana Crossing, was a pas
senger on the incoming train yester
day and is going East for the winter.
C. W. Scarborough departed for
Kennecott on this morning’s local and
will take pictures there and at vari
ous points on his return trip to Cor
dova.
Mrs. J. E. Pegues. wife of the edi
tor of the Fairbanks Citizen, and her
two sons, left on the last leg of her
homeward journey this morning.
From Chitina they accompany J. H.
Caskey to Fairbanks in his auto.
Harry Nelson has an attractive
window sign in his new tailor shop
in the Tibbs building, while the in
terior has been thoroughly renovated
and fitted up for the convenience of
himself and patrons.
The Hewitt property, on Second
street, formerly occupied by the Har
mon Machinery Company, has been
sold to Chris. Mickelson; property oc
cupied by the Northern laundry has
been sold to H. Metamura.
Mrs. James Russell, the mother of!
the largest family in the Interior,
left for Fairbanks on today’s train.
Mrs. Russell is the monther of twelve
children, nine of whom were born in
Alaska. Two of her children are ac
companying her on the trip.
Rev. A. G. Shriver and family left
for a trip to Kennecott and interme
diate points on the train this morning.
While at Kennecott, Rev. Mr. Shriver
will pronounce the words that will
make J. E. Ketchum of Chitina and
Miss Bloomquist of Seattle man and
wife.
MARINERS, TAKE NOTICE!
Cape St. Elias gas buoy is reported
extinguished.
By order customs service. 25-3t
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CITIZENSHIP IS
GRANTED TO
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In the district court of the Third
division at 4 o’clock yesterday after
noon the following persons were ad
mitted to citizenship: John Salmon,
Arthur Henry Pinkus, David Thomas
Phillips, Magne Kippe, Walter Han
sen, John Day, Griffith Ellis, Henry
Solomon Paviet, Steve G. Gutiana,
Emil C. Hagen, Erland M. Jacobsene.
The last three were honorably
discharged soldiers.
The petition of Erik Forsgren was
denied on account of lack of wit
nesses to prove his length of resi
dence.
Today’s session was taken up with
the case of the United States vs. Car
lisle Packing Company for violation
of fish trap laws. Up to the time of
going to press the decision had not
been rendered.
CITIZENS OF NENANA TO
CONDUCT TOWN BUSINESS
They held a city election last night
at Nenana, and elected a.city council
sufficiently large In numbers to con
duct the affairs of a great city, but
when the commission men or men
eating at the commission messhouse
or rooming in commission buildings
came to vote, they told them to go
hence and speak no more in the af
fairs of Nenana, which has shaken
off its governmental swaddling
clothes, disfranchised all commission
men and will toddle along by its lone
some from now on.
It all came about through act of
the legislature. They did it, at Ju
neau, at the time they voted more |
money than the territory has or will,
have next year and bankrupted the >
young territory then and there. 1 he
men who will succeed the commission
men in handling Nenana’s affairs are
Roy Southworth, Billy Gagnon, Oscar
Rothenberg, Herman Rosberg, Billy
Taylor, Tom Smith and H. S. Parks,
and they will try to lift the mort
gage the commission has on the1
town—Fairbanks News-Miner.
PORTAGE BAY RESERVED
FOR USE OF NAVY
A presidential proclamation signed
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on August 16, reserving land around
Portage bay for a naval reserve, has
been received in Seward. The ver
biage of the proclamation is the same ,
as when the naval reserve was pro- j
! claimed on Resurrection bay. The j
government is undoubtedly making
secure all possible sites for the navy.
Besides the reserves on Resurrection j
hay and Portage bay, the navy has
a reserve at Sitka and at Dutch har
bor.
EASTERN OREGON TOWN
SUFFERS FROM CONFLAGRATION
LAGRANDE, Ore., Sept. 25 (by As
sociated Press).—Twelve business
houses in the town of Cove, near here,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. The
loss is placed at thirty thousand dol
lars.
Job printing at Daily Times office.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
NICELY furnished rooms for parties
attending court at the Southern
Hotel, centrally located, Valdez.
Proprietor, Nels Nelson. 25-1 j
FOR SALE—An upright piano, also a
sewing machine. Apply Apartment
R, Lathrop building. 24-tf
LOST—Open-face nickel case watch,
Illinois works. Reward: Club Pool
Room 24-3t
FOR SALE—One Winchester pump
gun, gauge 12; just as good as new.
Very reasonable price. Inquire L.
M. Steeine, the Tailor. 24-tf
FOR RENT—Three nicely-furnished
rooms for select couple. $30 per
month. Apply P. O. Box 192. tf
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Inquire
of Charles J. Goodall. 19-tf
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—
Apply Dr. Council. 18tf
FOfT RENT—Bachelor apartment.
Phone 185 15tf
TRADING post, roadhouse and fox
ranch for sale; best location on
Fairbanks-Chitina road; truck and
car. For particulars inquire at of
fice Windsor Hotel, or Chitina Cash
Store.
FOR SALE—Good stock of rabbits for
breeding purposes. Apply A. Cohen.
Phone 167- 3 rings. 19*tf
FOR RENT—Furnished cabins. See
Dooley.
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11 For a good quality, medium-priced Heater
we have the Trilbv Oak in three sizes
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