“HARD TIME” BALL BE GIVEN
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
Next Monday night at Ilegg's new
hall,
We're going to give a “Hard Time"
ball.
The Kirls must wear a gingham gown.
Or have a bungalow apron on.
No fuss, no frills, nor anything that
shines.
For if they do, they'll sure be fined.
The boys must wear but very old
clothes,
No stick pins, white collars or cuff
links goes,
And should they dare dress up fine.
They'll be sent home—or pay a fine.
The band will start at 9 o'clock,
So try and be there on the dot.
For what we do, we’ll do up right
At our next meeting Monday night.
—THE BUNGALOW CLUB.
OFFICIAL COIINT
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barms an
nounce the mnrriage of their dnugh
ter, Jessie Constance, to Mr. Law
rence El wood Flllinger, on Friday,
December 15, 1916, which will prove
a great surprise to the many friends
of the young couple, who start out in
life with the well wishes of all who
know them.
The following are the complete re
turns from the election of last No
vember, as officially tabulated by the
canvassing board:
Delegate to Congress.
Sulzer Wick Lewis
First.2395 1906 341
Second. 677 899 131
Third.1698 2007 488
Fourth.1689 1678 386
Totals.6459 6490 1346
Wickersham’s plurality—31.
Attorney General.
Grigsby Schofield Cobb
First.1528 1325 1326
Second.1156 315 191
j Third.1790 854 1091
Fourth ....1198 1492 689
TotalH.5672 3986 1297
(Irlgsby's plurality—1686.
Referendum Propositions.
Dry Wet
First.2941 1669
Second.1035 597
Third.2556 1418
Fourth.. ..2520 1131
Totals.90.2 4815
Plurality -Dry, 4237.
Right Hour
For Agst.
First.3636 573
Second.1009 250
Third.3041 381
Fourth.2731 578
Totnls.10,416 1782
For Right Hour Raw—8634.
First Division.
For Senator — J. It. Heckman. Itep.,
2097; J. M. Tanner, Dem., 1880; J. F.
| flreene, Soc., 382. Heckman's plural
ity over Tanner 217.
For Representatives — John O.
Held, Itep., 2043; Monte Henson, Itep.,
1955; W. W. Casey, Dm,, 1942; Peter
(I. McCormack, Rep., 1822; James
! Freeborn, Hop., 1791; John Z. Rayless.
Dem., 1596; James J. Connors, Dem.,
1562; Nels Anderson, Dem., 1487;
| Charles Hclsing, Soc., 514; John Fa
hey, Soc., 388; Carl Arola, Soc., 383.
Pluralities over Freeborn: Hcid, 252;
1 Benson, 164; Casey, 152; McCormack,
31.
it LADIES. ATTENTION.
Mrs. Anderson wishes to announce
to the ladies of Cordova that her new
spring lints have just arrived. The
‘'Monogram” and now sport hats in
the new colors and shapes. They are
on exhibition at her place of business,
and she invites your Inspection.
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i REGISTRATION NOTICE.
The registration book of the town
of Cordova is now open at niy office
at the I’ostofflce store. Second street,
Cordova, at all hours during the day
and evening. The registration book
will be closed at 4 o’clock p. in. Sat
urday, March 31, 1917.
CM AS. M. ROSSWOG. Registrar.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Rent — Two rooms, partly fur
nished. Phone 185.
\\ anted — Two young men, perma
nently located here, desire room and
board with private family. Apply at
Times office.
Wanted — Good cook, private (am
Ily. Apply Times office.
Wanted — A bookcase. Apply at
Dully Times office.
For Rent — Five room apartment.
Inquire at Empress theatre.
For Rent -— Half of a good sized
store. Apply City Express.
For Kent — Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply j. r. Smart. 27-f>t
For Sale—A secon.i hand Smith 1're
mier typewriter. Apply to M. C. i
Thompson.
For Road Supervisor — Kd C. Hurl
! but. Rep., 2042; P. 8. Early, Dem.,
1847. Hurlbut's plurality, 195.
Second Division.
For Senator — John Sundback, 7.11;
Thomas McGann. 614; M. F Moran,
150. Sundback'* plurality over Me
\ Gann, 117.
For Representatives — James P.
Daly, 821; A. A. Allan, 809; N. H.
Coombs, 798; Phil Corrigan, 768; T.
M. Reed, 762; Andy Anderson. 720;
Charles I). Jones, 628; V. A. Jullen,
440; Mike Young, 417. Pluralities over
Reed: Daly, 59; Allan, 47; Coombs,
| 36; Corrigan, 6.
For Road Supervisor — John A.
Wilson, 691; W. J. Howe, 659; Harney
Gibnev. 150. Wilson's plurality over
Rowe, 12.
All divisional candidates In the Sec
ond division ran as Independents.
Sundback, Allan and Combs are Re
publicans and Daly and Corrigan are
Democrats.
Third Division.
For Senator — John Ronan, Dem.,
1172; John W. Frame, Prog. Dem.,
1038; George Dooley, Rep., 965; E. F.
German, Soc., 731. Honan's plurality
over Frame, 114.
For Representatives — Frank II.
Cannon, Dem., 1817; Charles M. Day,
Prog. Dem., 1108; Thomas C. Price,
Dem., 1974; Joseph Murray, Rep. and
Prog. Dem., 1250; T. H. Holland, Dem.,
1242: John Noon. Prog., 1212; Charles
McCallum, Dem., 1210; It. It. Hunter.
Prog. Dem., 891; W. P. Henry, Rep.,
874; R. E. Hognnr, Soc., 777; »\V. J.
Henry, Soc., 514. Pluralities over Hol
land: Cannon, 595; Day, 166; Price,
132; Murray, 8.
For Road Supervisor — James E.
Wilson, Dem., 1106; Ed Wood, Rep.,
1080; Thomas II. Jeter, Rid., 1030;
Joseph Diorlnger, Prog. Dem.. 471;
Wilson's plurality over Wood, 26.
Fourth Division.
For Senator—Dan Sutherland, Non
part., 1789; T. A. McGowan, Dem.,
1256; Dan McCabe, Soc., 667. Suther
land's plurality over McGowan, 534.
For Representatives — W. T. Burns,
Dem., 1610; L. C. Hess, Dem., 1543;
C. K. Snow, Ind., 1469; Andrew Ner
land, Non-Part., 1391; Ernest B. Col
lins, Non-Part., 1202; John W. Dunn,
Dem., 985; A. M. Kilgore, Dem., 796;
Daniel Webster. Non-Part., 762; Geo.
W. Ledger, Non-Part., 406; W. A. VI
nal, Soc., 421; Lars Westenvlk, Soc.,
420; ('. M. Monohan, Ind., 350; Joe K.
Green, Soc., 342; George W. Huey,
Soc., 301. Pluralities over Collins;
Burns, 408; Hess, 339; SnoWr, 267;
Nerlnnd, 189.
For Road Supervisor — n. H. Ross,
1190; Melvin R. Sabin, 965; Peter
Steil, 271. Ross' plurality over Sabin,
225.
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SAILING DATES OF FREIGHT
CARRIERS OF PACIFIC CO.
Big freighters of the Pacific Steam
ship Company now in Seattle are load
ing cargoes for the north was the
word received by General Agent Ew
ing yesterday.
The Curaco left the south yester
day sailing to Juneau via Sitka. This
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ship will carry passengers.
The Admiral Goodrich sails north
ward March fi for Kodiak and Port
Graham.
The Northland leaves Beattie on the
12th for southeastern Alaskan ports
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There will be a regular meeting of
the Cordova fire department Thursday
evening at g o'clock.
JACK O'NEIM,. Secretary
COPPER PROPERTY WANTED.
If you have a properly of meritor
ious character, close to transportation,
communicate, giving price and terms,
together with such other Information
a* la procurable. Address,
IJR- W. H. CHARE,
Cordova, Alaska.
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FRESH FISH
HALIBUT, HERRING, RED SNAPPER AND COD
FISH BY THE POUND OR TON.
Delivery Day—Wednesday.
Shipping Day—Thursday (on railroad).
Orders can be left at the Blnin, O’Neill Co. store or
write to me at Cordova.
GUS OHM.
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