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The Admiral Evans is due from the
westward tomorrow night.
There will l>e a train for Chitina to
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
C. A. Stickney of Kenneeott. arrived
in town on this morning's train.
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Janies Watson, a former Cordovan
passed away recently in Victoria of '
influenza.
The Northern hotel has moved its
office and lobby into the corner room
of that building.
H. S. Riley of Nome, who has been
on a business trip to Chitina. returned
to Cordova today.
The steamship Northwestern is re
ported due here from Seattle at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mabel Normand will be seen at the
Empress Theatre tonight for the last
time in ‘“Mickey," which made such j
a hit everywhere and is being re- j
poated by request. Tomorrow night i
Ethel Clayton will make her initial '
appearance here in “The Mystery
Girl.” i
Dr. W. D'Arcy Chace has returned
from Kenneeott, where he was acting
surgeon in charge of the hospital dur- !
ing the absence of Dr. Gillespie who I
is returning on the Northwestern i
from a trip to the states. Dr. Chace
has accepted an offer from the Chi
ehagoff Mining Company to take
charge of their hospital near Sitka,
and will leave for there on one of
the next boats.
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Miss Harriet Engelken. formerly |
employed at the Alaskan Grill and
who was familiarly known as “Tootsie"
met with a serious accident in Seat
tie yesterday afternoon. She was in :
a street car collision and there is no
hope for her to recover. This inform- ,
ation was today received from the un
fortunate young lady's sister by Frank ;
Douglas, as “Tootsie” intended to i
leave for Cordova on Thursday's boat
to resume her former position.
SEWER SYSTEM
AGAIN BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL
At a special meeting of the city
council held yesterday afternoon, four
bids were received for the building
of the first unit of a sewer system.
Some of them were for the work com
plete and others by the cubic yard.
The matter was left in the hands of
a special committee, consisting of
Messrs. Brock. Latlirop and Currier,
to advise with the city engineer and
determine by comparison which is the
better and cheaper way of having
(lie work done. A special meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon to
hear the report of the committee.
The proposition of the city engag
ing in the coal business was also
taken up. Samples of Utah lump.
Black Diamond lump and Newcastle
lump coal were submitted. The
Alaska Transfer Company also show
ed what the coal delivered at Cordo
va costs, stating that shipments ot
Nanfiimo coal are now on the way.
with more shipments in sight. After
making a thorough investigation of
the matter the committee reported
that in its opinion the Nanaimo coal
was the best and cheapest fuel and
believed that fho Alaska Transfer
Company was in a better position to
handle the coal than the city, inas
much as they were not making an
excess profit. The report was ac
cepted and ordered filed.
NEGRO IS LYNCHED
FOR HEINOUS CRIME
PARIS. Kv.. March 30 (by Associ
ated Press).—Forty men took Grant
Smith, a negro, from the officers last
night anck lynched him to a telegraph
pole. Smith had assaulted a 14-vear
old girl.
CHEHALIS LUMBER CO.
LOSES PLANT BY FIRE
CHEHALIS. Wash., March 30 (by
Associated Press).—Fire last night
partly destroyed the plant of the Coal
Crook Lumber Company here. The
loss was $175,000.
GAME HUNTERS !
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Captain J. P. Hubrick. the big game *
hunter and guide from McCarthy has J
arrived in town and will remain here •
until the arrival of the steamer Alas- «
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ka which sails from Seattle on J
Thursday, to meet two big game !
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| hunters. They are A\ . T. Young ;
[president ol the \Y. T. Young P. -idg •
Company, of Nashville, Tenn.. and *
Dick Chapman, of Pairs, Texas. ■
These gentlemen expect to spend !
the summer in this section. Capt. J
Hubrick has chartered the launch •
Rolfe for a three or four weeks 2
cruise most of which time will •
spent on Montague Island, and then |
go tc the westward. •
In the fall the scene of the hunt will *
be transferred to the McMillan and f
Pelly rivers on the Yukon. Or this •
expedition they will be joined by •
Mayor Jos. Brower, of Fulton, Tenn., 2
A. J. Dyer, president of the National •
Bridge Company and at least uvo 2
other sportsmen. •
CHARGES THAT TOO j
MANY SOCIALISTS ARE !
TEACHING SCHOOLS!
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WASHINGTON. March 30 (by Asso- •
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ciated Press).—Representative Camp- 2
hell (Republican) of Kansas, in a •
speech in the house today, charged 2
that “red" Socialists had been given •
teachers’ certificates and were now 2
| engaged in teaching in every state of •
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the Union. He said also that many «
college professors were Socialists and f
' anarchists.
MINING CONGRESS TO BE
! ADDRESSED BY GOVERNOR
SEATTLE. March 30 (by Associated
i Press).—Governor Boyle of Nevada
; and Frank Vanderlip, the New York
! banker, will speak at the International
; Mining Congress to be held here on
I April S.
RAG TIME TRIO DANCE tomor
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Every boat has been bringing us new goods for our House Furnishing Department, so we are going to run this
SALE for the rest of the week to introduce these new arrivals
GLASS MIXING BOWLS -j ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES 11
These come in sets of five. Every good house- ¥^1 ■ * ¥ This is an 8-quart, plain,
keeper should have a set of these, for they are i jlPlTl II, JLi OIlS seamless kettle, sold regu
easily cleaned and sani- larly for $5. Special price,
tary. Special during this This is the Cinderella T_T¥____ A„llAnnnn
sale, per set of five Iron, &ve pounds in UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER
weight; guaranteed for Every household knows
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This is a nice, light, 4-string __
broom. Sells regular for ~ GLASS SALT AND PEPPER
$1.25. Specially priced at ©• O SHAKERS
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This is a good, heavy galvanized tub, medium These are just a f ew of the bargains Per pair .
if™ Ss!i regularly ,or <£ 1 QC w.e. wiU have during this sale- A DOVER ASBESTOS IRONS
prjce A visit to OUr house-furnishing de- The Dover asbestos sad irons come in sets of
partment during this week will three with a holder. Regu- #K |mm prf
PUTNAM DRY CLEANER mean a big saving to you J®rp ^lce Special, ^ g j
Just the thing for cleaning wearing apparel of -- '
all kinds—silks, woolens, ribbons, and all RITTT1 E p A pc PERCOLATOR TOPS
other articles that may be injured by water DU* 1L,Ej r] , ,
washing. This is a lacquered cap, 150 to SX Glass percolator tops, dur
50c Bottle for 30c the Pound- SPecial at- Per Pound 5UC ^ *° * 6 ^
25c Bottle for 15c . . . . . . .