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LOCAL NEWS
HAPPENINGS
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(From McCarthy News)
L. H. Carvey and Fred Hotchkiss
were arrivals on Monday’s train, on
route to the Nizina placer workings.
Mining will be conducted on a large
scale this season. One camp will be
on Rex and the other on Chittitu.
Three extra teams will be used for at
least a month, hauling pipe, etc.
Mr. Carvey is confining his opera
tions to mining the creek beds out
before resuming work on the benches.
He will be in charge of the upper camp
with George Nichols as foreman, and
Fred Hotchkiss will have charge of
the lower camp, with Geo. Madden as
foreman. Mr.*Carvey has accepted the
position as general manager of the
Nizina Mines Company, representing
Mr. Andrus of New York, for a term
of five years.
Mrs. Walter Sommer is leaving on
the next train en route to Los An
geles to spend the summer with her
mother and sisters.
Mrs. Ahrens and her two little
daughters leave on Monday for a
short visit to the States. Her father,
Mr. Sylvester, will return with them
and make his home in McCarthy.
Knowles & Williams have gone to
handle the extra teams at Rex creek.
Carl Engstrom is a town visitor to
day, also Bill Longley, Jack Hayes and
Jim Morres, all from Kennecott.
Charley Anderson has been repair
ing Marshall’s refrigerating plant.
Joe Goodman, son of Mrs. Woodin,
was an arrival from California yester
day, and he intends to spend the sum
mer in Alaska.
The Seltenrich family left to spend
the summer at their ranch this week.
They have sold- their town real estate
to Mrs. B. V. Erickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Palmer
passed through here yesterday on their
way to Nizina, where Mr. Palmer will
be employed by the Andrus people.
Dick Woodmau has just finished put
— ting a new roof on John Underwood’s
blacksmith shop.
The boys at Kennecott and the
mines have demonstrated their sym
pathy for Dan Campbell in a very
practical manner, having raised a sub
scription for him which may reach a
thousand dollars. Dan and Jimmy
Brown were in town yesterday, feel
ing fine in spite of crutches, and with
the highest praise for Dr. Gillespie
and staff.
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J. H. Murie made a trip to Chitina
this week, and returned on yesterday’s
train with four head of horses pur
chased from the Brower Stage Com
pany.
Harry B.-Brown is taking a vaca
!_ tion, visiting old friends in McCarthy,
after nearly a month spent at the
Jumbo mine. Mr. Brown, who is al
ways interested in gold specimens,
picked up a fine one the other day
from a miner who was leaving the
country. It is a massive nugget watch
chain of about fifty nuggets, none
smaller than a thimble, and the pen
dant almost as large as an egg. Fe
also purchased a massive gold Hamp
den watch, with diamond set, from
the same party.
W. F. McKay is spending a few days
in town, getting an outfit ready for a
month’s prospecting in the hills.
The local candidate for the office of
road commissioner, Gus Johnson, was
a visitor to town yesterday. He is
well pleased with the result of the
primaries.
George A. Lomer, one of the origi
nal discoverers of the Rex and Chit
titu placers, was a visitor to town
Thursday to look up the old-timers.
Mr. Lomer is now employed in the
mechanical department of the Kenne
cott Copper Corporation.
NOTICE
The undersigned have purchased the
pool room of S. Ide, and all outsand
ing bills against the business are pay
able by Ide, also all accounts due to
May 1, 1920, will be collected by him.
E. C. TILLMAN.
30-4 OSCAR WILSON.
TO ALL CONCERNED
Section 10 of Ordinance No. 4 reads
as follows: “No person shall place
any boxes, wood, lumber or other
thing or material in any alley of the
town of Cordova, whereby the fire de
partment or other persons may be pre
vented or impeded in their efforts to
extinguish fires.”
Anyone violating this ordinance is
guilty of a misdemeanor, and subject,
upon conviction, to a fine not to ex
ceed $50, or by imprisonment not more
than twenty-five days, or both.
It has been called to the council’s
attention that it is almost impossible
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to get the fire apparatus through some
of the alleys, and the common council
of the town of Cordova has ordered
this notice to be published so that the
matter may be remedied.
4-5t K. G. ROBINSON, Town Clerk.
Scarborough pictures that please at
prices that are right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
Scarborough Pictures that please at
prices that are right. Over Cordova
drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
Delicious mince pie at the City
Bakery. 13-tf
Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat
teries, all sizes. Blum O’Neill Co. 3-tf
Cordova
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K. G. ROBINSON. Mgr.
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