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NIZINA MINES
CO. BUYS OUT
i BERTCARVEY
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Bert H. Carvey, general manager of
the Nizina Mines Company, which is
i operating extensively on Chitina
creek, in the Copper River valley, re
turned to Seattle recently from a busi
i nss trip to New York city, and will
shortly arrive in Cerdova on his way
to the interior to operate for the sum
mer. Mr. Carvey says there is plenty
! of money in the east for legitimate
mining enterprises in the northland,
and he had plenty of opportunities to
secure financial backing for anything
he had to offer, but as his company
has adequate finances, he rejected all
financial proposals. The principal
owner of the Nizina Mines company is
former Congressman Andrus of New
York state, a man who is wotrh mil
lions. Andrus and associates have ex
pended some $350,000 in acquiring
ground and development work in Ni
zina country and have a big mining
preposition which is being wonted
by the hydraulic method, two plants
being employed.
Mr. Carver himself was one of the
original locators on Chittuitu creek in
the early days when there was a
stampede to that particular section.
While in the east, he made a deal
whereby his extensive holdings on the
creek were takSn over by the Nizina
Mines company.
(“The urgent need of the Nizina
country, said Mr. Carvey to a repor
patch, “is the building of a substan
tial bridge across the Nizina river,
so that mining operators and prospec
tors may get into that section, with
out the hazardous risk of crossing
this treacherous stream. Given a good
- bridge to span this turbulent stream
and the Nizina country will offer a
fine field for the prospector and the
miner. Not alone the Nizina country,
but the White river region and the
Shushanna district can more easily
be reached by this route than by any
other. The Shushanna district pro
I duced more gold last year than any
time since the original discovery, a
fact that speaks encouragingly for
that section of Alaska.”
Mr. Carvey says there are two big
mining outfits working now in the
Nizina district—the Nizina Mines
company and the Dan Creek Mining
company. Stephen Birch president of
the Kennecott Copper corporation, is
the principal owner in the Dan creek
company. Mr. Carvey says he em
ploys about seventy-five men in his
r operations. He is in Seattle for the pur
pose of buying an outfit for the sea
son’s operations and expects to leave
for the north some time in March,
j Mr. Carvey succeeded George Max
Esterly as general manager of the
Nizina Mines company. Mr. Esterly
is now running a hydraulic plant in
southern Oregon and he is in the
money.
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MEN WITH DEPENDENTS
■ ARE NOT WANTED IN
FIELD ARTILLERY RANKS
WALLA WALLA, Wash., March 6
(by Associated Press).—About twenty
five married men who enlisted in the
recently-organized National Guard
field artillery battery here must be re
placed by single men before the unit
will be recognized by the state militia
authorities.
Bachelors are being sought for the
battery, and it is expected the full
number can be obtained before the end
of this week. The married men must
leave the ranks because the rules pro
vide that the majority of the mem
bers must be without dependents. Of
the 131 men on the rolls, 81 have de
pendents.
MAY ADD TWO CLUBS
TO ROSTER OF PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
TACOMA, March 6 (by Associated
Press).—Clubs from Portland and
Vancouver, Wash., may be added to
the new Pacific International League,
according to reports at the office of
Louis H. Burnett of Tacoma, presi
dent of the league. Six cities—Yak
ima, Astoria, Seattle, Tacoma and
Vancouver, B. C., already are repre
sented in the league. A meeting of
the club directors will be held here
this month.
NOTICE
The registration book of the town
of Cordova will be open at my office,
in the Ostrander building, Second
street, Cordova, every day from 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
The registration hook will be closed
at 4 o’clock p. m. Saturday, March
27, 1920. K. G. ROBINSON,
Registrar.
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