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TELEPHONE OVER
CABLE A SUCCESS
In speaking of the telephone com
munication over the government cable,
by Dr. Musso, who recently made sev
eral teBts of an instrument of his in
vention from the Valdez office, Mr.
Gilbert, of the local office states that
by the use of a set of ordinary head
receivers he was able to hear the in
ventor distinctly. Having /no ap
paratus here, he was., of course unable
to reply except by means of the usual
cable apparatus.
Mr. Gilbert states that while the
message received was not perhaps as
loud as that coming over the ordinary
land lines, it was nevertheles quite as
distinct, and proves beyond all doubt
that for short distances, at least, the
Invention is a success.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Owing to the absence of Rev. J. L.
McBride, who will hold services in
McCarthy tomorow, there will be no
services In the Empress Theatre to
morrow afternoon. Sunday school
will be held at the church at 12
o’clock.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
ON MONDAY EVENING
The regular meeting of the city coun
cil will be held in the city hall Monday
evening.
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Today’s news in today s Dally Times
CORDOVA’S ADVANTAGES
TO BE SET FORTH
The Cordova Chamber of Commerce
is preparing information as to our
industries and source of wealth of the
Copper River valley for use by the
customs department of Alaska in a
report it is preparing for the Treas
ury Department. It will include the
quartz properties that are now and
promise to be shipped eventually, to
gether with their distances from Cor
dova and accessibility to the rail
road; fish possibilities; harbor facili
ties; mode of transportation at dif
ferent times of the year; mail service,
and route to interior Alaska, as well
as many other matters that can be
mentioned in favor of this section.
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By subscribing for The Daily Times
you are supporting a Cordova enter
prise.
The result of the canvass of the
canvassing board, consisting of Gov
ernor 8trong, Secretary of the Terri
tory Davidson, and Collector of Cuc
toms Pugh, has reached the clerk of
that nearly 11,000 vots were cast,
the court’s office at Valdes: and shows
The official vote for delegate to
congress follows
Division Wick. Bun. Brooks Total
First _1,921 1,165 235 3,321
Second .. 687 5«1 122 1,370
Third _1,627 978 204 2,809
Fourth ..2,048 712 548 3,308
Total ..6,283 3,416 1,109 10,808
Total ..6,283 3,416 1,109 10,808
In the First division there were no
votes thrown out for irregularities.
In the second division the returns
form four precincts were not count
ed owing to Irregularities. At Ban
gor creek no precinct had been pro
vided. The returns from Bluff, Hob
son creek and Kobuck were not
counted owing to the order failing
to provide sufficient notice.
Kayak and Unalaska, in the Third
division were thrown out for the same
reason—not sufficient notice.
Only three votes cast in the Fourth
division were /not counted by the
board. The ballots had been im
properly marked.
Certificates of election based upon
the accepted and counted returns,
were issued by the canvassing hoard
as follows:
For delegate from Alaska to the
House of Representatives, .Tames
Wickersham, of Fairbanks, total vote
received .6.283
Following are the members of the
Territorial Legislature:
FIRST DIVISION
Senator
C. A. Sulzer.1,544
Representatives
William Britt .1,466
J. R. Heckman.1,380
T. G. Heid .1,472
A. G. Shoup .1,379
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“MOTHER" JONES. FRIEND OF MINERS.
SECOND DIVISION
Senator
Frank A. Aldrich .518
Representatives
Nate Coombs .488
Jas. P. Daly .483
W. W. Getchell .489
Martin Moran .447
THIRD DIVISION
Senator
O. P. Hubbard .970
Representatives
Charles M. Day .1,283
Thomas Holland .1,035
John Noon .1,217
T. B. Tansy.1,180
FOURTH DIVISION
Senator
O. P. Gausted .1,208
Representatives
W. T. Burns .1,232
E. B. Collins .1.45!)
Dan Driscoll .1,311
C. K. Snow .1,228
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Heal news in the Daily Times, all
the time.
MOOSE LODGE TO
NOMINATE OFFICERS
On Monday evening the Order of
Mose will nominate officers for the
year beginning the first Monday in
April. On the following Monday, the
election of officers will take place, the
installation to be held on the first
Monday in April.
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CLOSING OUT— Two dozen Ladle's
Sweaters at $1. and $1.50 at S.
BLUM & CO.
Pb*»fo by American Prese Association.
BRINGING OUT REMAINS
OF MURDERED MAN
The remains of Louis Schornbom,
w ho was murdered at Chisana a shorf
time ago, are now on their way to
Cordova, where they will be embalmed
by undertaker Lambert and then ship
ped to Seattle for Interment.
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MARIPOSA DUE
MONDAY MORNING
The steamer Mariposa Is expected
to arrive from the south Monday morn
ing. and will sail for the westward
shortly after noon. She Is due to ar
rive here on the return trip on Wed
nesday.
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fieorge Fawcett, who has been laid
up for several days, has recovered
sufficiently to resume his duties at the
store of S. Blum & Co.
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(). K. Lambert lias about completed
the construction of a new boat, which
is about as trim looking craft as any
in these waters, and which the owner
believes will show a clean pair of
heels to any of its size.
BOY STOWAWAY
KILLED IN BUTTLE
PARIS, Feb. 27—Gaston Huet, a
printer's bo* at Fontalnebleu, who
stowed himself tinder a seat in a train
that caried reinforcements for the
46th Infantry to the front, and took
part In all the battles of the regi
ment was killed by a fragment of a
shell.
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Appearances this evening indicates
that the exceptionally fine weather
of the past few days is to be succeed
ed by rain within a very short time.
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Felix, the well-known fisherman, is
constructing a fishing boat at “dry
docks” on Second street, in prepara
tion for the coming season. It will
have a capacity of about 1,000 salmon.
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After a slight let-up the smelt arc
again running in large numbers. Sev
eral good catches were made at the
ocean today.
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Style and service spell satisfaction in clothes
j S you get here. See our new woolens and leave
your measure—TODAY. . Prices reasonable.
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particular person could find fault
While our program is not intended
especially for children, it is always
suitable for them.
SUNDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 28, HU.'..
ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN
Two Reels.
THE GIRL FROM PROSPERITY
_A^^oj-e^VjtaTTnU> *1 Comedy Feature
WINTER WINDS
Arc apt to Roughen Hands and Face. If such
Roughening lius happened try
NYAL JOLD CREAM as a sraoothener. If you j
prefer a non-greasy article perhaps
NYAL FACE CREAM or NYLOTIS HAND f
LOTION will meet your views. Both
are in Handy Packages of Various Sizes.
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f If you want a Suit of Underwear or a pair
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