LOCAL AND
PERSONAL
MENTION 1
Dr. W. H. Chase and C. W. Scar
borough left yesterday afternoon for
Hinchinbrook island on a hunting
trip.
James McConnell was discharged
from quarantine yesterday, having
fully recovered from an attack of
smallpox.
W. M. Lyons and wife of Santa Bar
bara, Cal., are Cordova visitors. Mr.
Lyons is here to look over the oil
prospects.
Mrs. Walter Sommers returned this
morning to McCarthy, having aban
doned her intention of going to Los
Angeles after her arrival here.
Patsy Scheffler, the little daughter
of Postmaster and Mrs. C. H. Schef
fier, is a smallpox patient at their
home, which has been quarantined.
This afternoon the fire depai’tment
was called out to quench a blaze on
the vacant lot below the old Arctic
Lumber Company building, on C av
enue.
MANY PATIENTS ARE
RECEIVING TREATMENT
AT GENERAL HOSPITAL
Oliver Dahl, a member of the Cop
per River railway piledriver crew,
was operated on by Dr. W. W. Council
this morning for appendicitis.
A. A. McCrimmon, who successfully
underwent an operation at the gen
eral hospital on April 27 for ulcer of
the stomach, was able to sit up today
for the first time, and expects soon to
be about town.
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F. J. Rhines, lighthouse keeper on
Hinchinbrook island, is at the hospital
for treatment.
Three operations for appendicitis
are reported, as follows: James Da
vis, Frank Maki and Joseph Anderson.
Thp latter left the hospital yesterday.
William Hai’dy, an employe of the
Alaska Steamship Company, is nursing
a broken arm.
C. Chirriki, a member of the signal
corps at McCallum, and Dan S. Pol
manteer are convalescing from at
tacks of influenza.
| Mrs. R. Cook and baby left the hos
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j pital yesterday.
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Mrs. J. C. Smith and newly-born
boy are both doing nicely.
Chin Boy, a Chinaman, was admit
ted to the hospital last night.
SON OF CORDOVANS
RESIGNS AS ATTORNEY
FOR CITY OF SEATTLE
Patrick M. Tammany, son of Mr.
j and Mrs. P. Tammany of Cordova,
has tendered his resignation as city
attorney of Seattle, and has been suc
ceeded by Corporation Counsel George
A. Meagher.
Tammany leaves the city legal de
partment to re-enter private pactice
of law, and in addition he will direct
an office for the Kiwanis Club of Se
attle, of which he is secretary. He
has been connected with the corpora
tion counsel’s office since March, 1916, (
having filled the position of city at
torney for one and a half years.
He served as assistant corporation
counsel before his appointment as city
attorney. He is a graduate of the
University of Washington, 1911, hold
ing the degrees of bachelor of arts
and bachelor of laws.
“I regret Mr. Tammany’s resigna
tion,” said Corporation Counsel Meier.
“He has been a member of the legal
department for four years, and has
made an efficient city attorney. I am
fortunate, however, in being able to
transfer Mr. Meagher to the position
of city attorney. For several years
he acted as assistant to the city attor
ney and is familiar with all the details
connected with the handling of mat
ters in police court.”
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mistakes the daughter of her aristo- 28
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GREAT FALLS, Mont., May 7 (by
Associated Press).—S. W. Griffin of |S
Highwood, a professional hunter and 2:;i
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gical survey, recently bagged eight 2 §
wolves in one day. Since survey fig- 2|ij
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