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George Goshaw, pioneer Alaskan,
former deputy United States mar
shal, until recently an officer in
the tank sen-ice of the United States
army, and now in the fur business,
was an arrival at Anchorage re
cently from the Outside, and is on
his way to the Kuskokwim and other
Interior points on a fur-buying trip.
! Mr. Goshaw formerly lived at Nome,
| where he was prominent in athletics.
Upon the appointment of Haney
Sullivan, a Nome man, as United
States marshal for the Third divi
; sion, Gcshaw was namrd field dep
uty, and in this capacity became
widely known in the Cook Inlet
country- When the United States
| entered the war. Mr. Goshaw volun
teered for service and easily won an
I officer’s commission by reason of
i previous military experience in the
: Spanish-Ameriean war. He was as
signed to duty in the tank sendee,
with the rank of lieutenant, and was
engaged most of the time in organ
izing tank units at Fort Meyer, Vir
ginia. Upon the signing of the
armistice, Lieutenant Goshaw asked
and obtained his discharge, being
placed on the officers' reserve list
with the rank of major.
Mr. Goshaw has interested New
York city capital in the Alaska fur
business; has established an office
there and one in Seattle. He is now
gathering the desirable Alaska furs
for the Eastern trade. His wide
acquaintance, popularity and hust
ling abilities should especially fit |
him for this trade.
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The Alaska Coal and Petroleum '
i Company of Katalla are nearly,
| ready for operations. A tunnel has I
] been driven 855 feet and will go to
ja distance of 2000 feet. A gas en
j gine and fan have been installed, j
l A crew of 15 men as at work on!
the property.
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SOLDIERS ARE EMPLOYED
IN ANCHORAGE DIVISION
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Twenty-one honorably discharged ■
soldiers have recently been given!
employment by the Alaskan Engin- j
eering commission in its Anchorage
division, despite the policy of re
trenchment in constructon and oper
ation necessitated by reason of the
fact that no appropriation for the
Commission was made at the last
session of Congress.
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NENANA PEOPLE
IN THE STATES
Advices received on the last mail
from a former Xcnanaite, now in
Seattle, tell of former Alaskans,
some of whom were employees of
the A. E. C., who are now in the
§tates.
Mr. and Mrs. Eilenson were at
Seattle recently, a* also was Mrs.
V anOrsdel. The Ellensons were
located in Seattle; b.if Mrs. \*an
Orsdel was preparing for a trip to
the East and was in Seattle awaiting
the arrival of her husband, who
was on his way to Seattle.
Louis Iverson, steward on the
A. V. N. company’s boats, was at
Seattle, preparing to go to .■
for the navigation season.
Miss Billings, formerly nurse in
the Commission hospital here, was
at Camp Lewis at the time the letter
was written, as one of the nurses
in the military hospital.
Ralph Darling, former employee
of the A. E. C., in the engineering
party stationed at the N'enana Cross
ing, was in Seattle yn furlough. He
is said to be working on a govern
ment reclamation project near North
Yakima.
IRISH BANK REPORTS
INDICATE PROSPERITY
DUBLIN7.—Increasing prosperity
during the past half year is shown
by Irish bank reports. The divi
dends paid to the shareholders vary
from eighteen per cent to seven per
cent Since the war began the d.«
posits in the Irish banks have in
creased from £60.000.000 to £00,
000,000. notwithstanding the fact
that the interest payable on deposit
is much smaller than that obtainable
from war loans. A great deal of
Irish money went into war loans.
The increase in the money available
in spite of greatly increased taxa
tion is a measure of the effect of
the war on Irish prosperity.
NOTICE
All residents of Xenana are re
quested to remove the winter’s
accumulation of refuse and rubbish
on their premises, to comply with
the Fire and Sanitary Regulations,
of the Department of the Interior
Aiaskan Engineering Commission
Land and Industrial Department.
Failure to comply with the abov<
regulations within a reasonable
time, subjects the owner of sue!
lot to forfeiture proceedings as pe
Circulars Xo's. 458 and 554.
CARL SCHMIDT.
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Apr. 12-16-19.
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Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor of the general office
building, Alaskan Engineering com
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and can
be purchased in sufficient time be
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at 7 a. m
tfenaaa—The Gateway to McKinley
Rational Park.
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