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FPANK KAeCAFFEPTY BUYS BOAD
EOUIPWIEWINT; PASSED TUBU
SEW ABD WEEK AGO
While airplanes and dogteams are
pushing ahead towards the North
Pole, the Alaskan road-builder is
slowly bat surely penetrating the
Far North with an automobile high
way, according to Frank IWcCafferty.
master mechanic of the Alaska road
commission, who came in on the S.
S. Alaska from Seattle where he has
been inspecting roadbuilding maoh
inerp. WTiile in Seattle he placed
an ordeT for five Ford trucks, three
Fordson tractors and three road
sters with pick-up bodies, for use
in the Northern territory this year
and which were shipped thru Seward
last week.
What is probably the largest job
on the 192t> program, according to
McOafferty, is the extension of the
highway running north towards Cir
cle. out of Fairbanks This road is
now built to Chatanika. some S2
miles northeast of the railroad ter
minus.
Three Wore Years
Tbis veaT another twenty-five
miles will he added, it is expected,
out of the ninety-one miles between
Circle and Fairbanks. Three years
will he required to complete this
road, it is expected, opening up a
new highway into the plaoer min
ing country and one of the farthest
noTth automobile highways on the
globe..
This year’s program on the Rich
ardson highway includes completion
of the surfacing, two-thirds having
been already surfaced in past years.
The gravel surfacing should all be
finished by the end of 1S~T, it is be
lieve d. This highway, striking
through the center of the territory
from the coast to Fairbanks, is des
tined to be one of the scenic lures
uni ns
IGLOO NO. WINE, PIONEERS OP
ALASKA
Kflsti erery SmobC bbc Fourth Prt
Say ejects in Odd Fellows Ball; F. B
Moore., President; C. M. Broslos. 9»
retary.
SEWARD CHAPTER NO. IS. ORDER
OP EASTERN STAR
SEWARD REBEKAH LOGE NO. 8-A,
l O. O. P.
Meets the first and
third Mondays of
each mouth In Odd
Fellows Hall act S:W
p. m. Visiting mam
iters are always waft
roroe. Mrs. Gust Peter
son. N. G., SigTid E. Merritt, sec’y.
SEWARD LODGE NO. 1425, LDO.W.
Meets every lira:
and third Toes
day each month
at 8 p. m., at
Odd Fellows
Hall. All visa
ing members
_ _ welcome.
PETER N. ANDERSON, Dictator.
M. A. HORNER. Secretary.
SEWARD LODGE NO 219, F. 4 A R
A Stated communications flnt
^AATand third Wednesdays of each
/^WXmanth; visiting brethren wi
come, H. V. Hoben. W. RL; EJwyxi
Swetmann, Secretary.
RESURRECTION LODG
LO.O.F.
eeta every
• 8:00 p. m. in
Hall, vert to the postoffice, TSatdag
brothers welcome. Ludvig
N. G., Charles Lechner,
Other road voit ] ilfiiin f ihk
pear Includes a Aon w of
Nome, opening «r additional prtaoe
mining country
While in Seattle. MeOaiMirty re
newed his acquaintance with Fred
W. Donogbue, assistant rm» csfrer off
the Seattle branch, Ford Motor com
pany. who while in the North Iks;
year inspected the Ford dee; serving
the road commission, and alee made
the trip over the Richardson Trail.
More than eighty Ford frocks and
tractors are in use in road work in
Alaska at this time.
Mr. McCalferty departs for his An
chorale headquarters on Monday.
ITTK NOTES
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