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Special to the Daily Times.
McCarthy. Alaska. March 11.
Ritsines is very brisk in our little city
Freight for Shushanna and the creeks
is well on its way to its destination
More freight than for any previous
year lias been received for the creeks
T. I,. Burns, secretary for the Mot hoi
i Bode, accompanied by tils young son
I arrived yesterday from the outside.
Mrs. B. H. Royal and her two child
ten. Charley and Janice, left today foi
Cordova, where they will make theii
home., Mr Royal is an employe of thr
Copper River A- Northwestern Rail
wayll with headquarters at Cordova
Mrs. Royal lias resided at McCarthy
for the past two years and has beer
quite prominent in social affairs, am
everyone feels a distinct loss in hei
leaving.
Our fellow townsman. Fred Handy
has accepted service with the Chitinn
Fairbanks Stage Company. Mrs
Handy, with her three sons, Everett
Jean and Theron, will soon join him
While here Mr. Handy served as
school director, having received the
greatest number of votes, which show.
Fred's popularity. Mrs. Handy. liR*
Mrs. Royal, lias been prominent so
chilly, and we will miss them when
they’re gone.
Bee" will suspend with today's issue.
Captain P. J. Hubbrick, editor and
owner, sold his house to Marshal Mil
sap, the “plant" to Jack Schultz,
bought a "go away" suit, suitable for
roughing it, and will prospect, hunt
and lake pictures on the Uremner,
upper Chit ins, Chittistone and White
rivers this season. Hubbrick is an
expert photographer, and will take
with him on this trip several first
class cameras, as well as a moving
picture machine, and he hopes and ex
pects to get photos and moving pic
tures of brown and hlack bear on tht
Chitina, where they abound, sheep and
goats near the Bussell glacier, moose
and caribou on the White. Captain is
a fancy shot, probably the best hun
ter in the territory, certainly the best
posted on the habits and habitat ol
Alaska game. The captain will be ac
companied on his trip by Jack Sehulti
and W’illiam Langley, four pack ani
mauls and a plentiful supply of grub
clothing and ammunition. This trit
are old Alaskans, good fellows, all. ani
it will be hard to replace them.
Probably the most enjoyable ani
certainly the most important even it
the history of McCarthy was the en
tertainment recently given by the Mc
Carthy school children, under the di
rection of their teacher, Mrs. K. G
Robinson, commemorative of the lif<
of George Washington. Patrioti)
songs, flag services, declamations, re
citations, drills, figure marching ani
counter marching, in which everj
scholar of the school took part. Thi
scholars went through the exercises
of the evening unprompted, and thal
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It was thoroughly enjoyed by the
' large audience was evidenced by the -
vociferous ami continuous applause.
i’rlde was depleted on the counten
ances of the parents, for the children
and the teacher for her pupils, and it
was the unanimous opinion of all pre
sent that Mrs. Robinson had done
wonders during the short time that
she hHd the school. Mrs. Cole, an
accomplished musician, presided at
the piano, and was of the greatest
possible assistance In rendering a per
fect program.
One Itad but to be present at the
exercises to feel with such bright
minds as those growing to maturity
in our midst that the future of Alaska1
Is assured. To mention the scholars
that acquitted themselves particularly -
well would be to mention every one of
the school; however the parts taken!
by Willie l.uhbe as master of cere
monies; Charley Royal, leader of the
flag drill, and Margaret Foster, load
er of singing, are worthy of special
mention.
A farewell party was tendered
Charley and Janice Royal. Inst night
by little Miss Naomi Robinson, which j
was attended by Sarah Todd. Victor
Marshall, Kverett and Jean Handy,
\nnie Heaney, Mollie Cope, Willie and i
Dorothy Lubbe. Margaret, Donald and!
Iiettie Foster and Lawrence Barrett.
Music, dancing and games served to
« bile away the time, which ended with 1
a luncheon. (
The "wets” and “dry's" have again
fought the issue, ami the “wets” won!
by f>3 to 43. It was a hard light, and !
the victory the voice of the majority. I
C. timber and C. Iverson were census
takers, and they were diligent and im-<
(Continued on I'uge Four.)
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. | ‘
! T. .1 Erickson, his heirs and as |
signs, and lo all whom it may con-1 ::
'cern:
Vmi are hereby notified that there
has been expended, during the year x
' 191.", the sum of seven hundred dol
i lars ($700,010, lawful money of the
j ('tilted States, in labor and improve
'meats on the Ducky Strike group, and 3
the Big Four Fraction, located at Me
Finley Rake, in the Cordova Mining
j and Recording Precinct. Territory of
' Alaska, all of which is of record in
the records of the said Cordova Re
cording Precinct at Cordova. Alaska, s
This labor and improvement was done
and performed on said quartz mining £
: claims under the provisions of Section
2.‘!24 of the Revised Statutes of the
United Stau-o concerning aunual labor
on mining claims, being the aggregate
j amount of labor required for the year
11915 upon said claims.
And unless within ninety days after
! the commencement of the publication
| of this notice, you contribute one hun
Idred and seventy-five dollars ($175.00)
I as your proportional part of the ex
| penditure on said Ducky Strike group
land Big Four Fraction, your interests
in said claims, then all your right,
title and interest in said claims will
become the property of your co
owner, the undersigned, who has t
made such expenditure as the law re- ^
quires. H. THISTED. j;
Dated at Cordova. Alaska, this 14th 3
day of January, 1916.
Date of first publication. January
14, 1916. j:
Date of last publication. April 14, j;
1916. ij
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got. We carry new and second
hand goods of all kinds, clothing
and kitchenware.
We have an experienced man
who does all kinds of repair work.
Give us a call.
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