W. M. Elliott, of the King Salmon
Fisheries Company, arrived' in town
today on his launch.
Park Griswold, of the Alaska Trans
fer Company, will leave on the Ala
meda for Caspar, Wyoming.
There will be about 25,000 cases of
salmon shipped to the States on the
present southbound trip of the Ala
meda.
H. L. Simonds, manager of the
Hoonah Packing Company, came over
from Chilkat and will take the Ala
meda for Juneau.
Mrs. Dee Davis, of Chitina, is re
turning home from the States on the
steamship Northwestern, which left
Seattle yesterday.
S. J. Jones has leased Goodall’s car
penter shop and is prepared to do all
kinds of mill and carpenter work.
Phone 142-3 rings. 19-3t
Fair weather for the Cordova jazz
orchestra dance at Eagle at Eagle hall
tonight. This means a big crowd and
a good time. Don’t miss being there.
J. J. Jones, superintendent of the
Bering River .Coal Company, left for
Katalla on the Jean, which got away
from the city dock at 2 o’clock this
morning.
Six of the naval radio men from
Mile 7 and Mile 14 are being trans
ferred to the states and will leave to
day on the Alameda. They are: A.
B Koch, V. J. Hicks, G. W. Brown ,F.
Startzel, K. G. Bartlett and M. Burr.
Mrs. B. E. Lee, of Seattle, wife of
the well-known lumber man, left for
Ccrdova on the Northwestern, and
will remain here during the summer
as the guest of her sisters. Mrs. D.
J. McCarthy and Mrs. Lawrence Vin
cent.
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A. Maher and daughter, Miss M.
Maher, who are on their way from
Seattle to Cordova, will make their
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home with the former’s son, W. F.
Maher.
Mrs. J. C. Dougherty, returned this
afternoon from a short business trip
to Anchorage.
W. E. Neuman, of the navy radio
station, who fell from a trestle and
sprained his ankle, was brought to the
hospital this afternoon for treatment.
Mayor A. J. Adams sent several
men over to Hinchinbrook Island on
Thursday to clean out the dead trees
and other obstacles from streams
which the spawning salmon are try
ing to ascend—an important part of
the Fisheries protection work at this
season.
K. G. Robinson and family will soon
be able to take a broader view of
things in general, and to feel that
they are considerably nearer heaven
than they have been. They are in
the throes of moving today from the
Northern Hotel to the Ziegler house
upon Fifth street.
The Rev. Albert O. Tritsch, of
Matteawan, N. Y., is expected here
soon to take charge of St. George’s
Episcopal Church as successor to
Rev. E. P. Ziegler. Mr. Tritsch has
never been in Alaska, but is a friend
of Rev. E. P. Newton, D- D.. who was
priest in charge of Epiphany Church,
Valdez, for four years, and founded
the Red Dragon Club House here.
The new rector will be here only
three months, at the close of which
he will be succeeded by Mr. Chapman.
HIGH PRICE PAID FOR
WINE IN CALIFORNIA
HEALDSVILLE, Cal., June 19 (by
Associated Press).—What is believed
to be the highest price ever paid for
wine in California was obtained by
Janies Cuminskey of this city recently
for 40,000 gallons of 1919 vintage,
which sold for 75 cents a gallon.
Heretofore the highest price paid
in this locality, which was noted, be
fore the day of prohibition, for its
famous wines, had been 55 cents a
gallon to the manufacturer.
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MASONIC MEETING
Special meeting will be held at
8 o’clock this evening. Work in first
and second degrees.
J. H. SELLEN, W. M.
W. E. BROWN, Secretary.
LOST MINE BELIEVED TO
HAVE REEN DISCOVERED
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LA PORTE, Cal., June 19 (by As- 5:3
sociated Press).—Rediscovery of the •£:
“Lost Mine,” the dream of miners and
prospectors here for sixty years, has
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been made by George Rucker, accord
ing to statements made by him. The 5£
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accepted version is that a miner came Sjjj:
to Plumas county in the early ’50’s and •:$
located a lode so rich that he was able •
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in gold in one week. He then went
east to visit his old home and his •
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death occurred there. Thereafter 2>:
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search for the location was futile.
MARINERS ADVISED
OF BUOY REMOVAL
The lighthouse superintendent ad
vises mariners that the Cape St. Elias
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gas and whistling buoy has been
moved and re-established in twenty
fathoms of water with Pinnacle rock
distant three miles, bearnig 20 true
and southeast. Rock distant one and
seven-tenths miles bearing 28 degrees
true.
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after Trinity. There will be no serv- J:*
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ing on the Alameda. Church school
will be conducted as usual at 12 m.
The Rev. Mr. Tritsch is expected r.o
assume charge within a week or two.
REV. E. P. ZIEGLER. 8$:
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Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday school serv
ices 11 a. m. Lesson: “The Lord Our
Shepherd.” 23rd Psalm.
Children’s Day program will be
given by the children and other spe
cial music at 7:30 p. m. A special
invitation is given to all to attend
these services.
Christian Science 8$
Services will be held at 11 a. m. in • *
Masonic hall; subject, “The Universe,
including Man Evolved by Atomic
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Force.” Wednesday evening services
at 8 o’clock. The reading room is »>:
open on Wednesday from 2 to 5 and
7 to 8 o’clock. Sunday* school at 12
noon. All are cordially invited. •**;
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