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CHITI5A, ALASKA. SEPT. 27, 1S31
!? "•anc-^R, R , closes^rikjwn this win
of the R, R. meh-^ill he
, out .-ox work. There will bs o^y 2
engineers working at eack end
thu 11 r.e, and only the men thath^e**
worked the longest are going to get
worky^
UP Tf- TRICK? ,
J. L. Clough and *'0>4<Felson both
learned to survey when '^h.cy v/ere
young. J. L, surveyed bac^’Sjj Few
Engl an d an d 0. A. help e d s ur v e y' th^
Copper River R. R. and mineral
ground in the early days. But 0, I*,
has net dune this kind of work for
many years and J, L. for many mere.
It is lucky for Gulkana that they
remember how to do it as a few days
age the surveyed quite a large field,
out there.
FEY; R KAPFIFFP TO CKITIFO BE^CPF
The morning 0, A. .k Dr, Yilson can&~
from Copper Cer.ter ufter arr>*
from thc court of Hr,chomage in - the
Zenith pianc. Thty irthe Archor
age paper. It got Chitina ' the
morning after tkefprintirg. This is
probably the^fiortest time that ary
thing has e^rer get from anchorage to
Chi tina bdrore and would have beer
12 hours' shorter but strong winds
forced/their. and. their plane to stay
in An/horage an extra night,
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}/\YY YYY CObl] IF.
Tjfceir will be 20 men from the jail
Etiday. The working season will soon
bfe over as the snows will soon be
driving them in, They cannot sta^
much later than the month cf,Sept.
T^e last camp that will probably be
ir\is Bill K-ageclcrn1 s camp.
I'rs, i’RAHJK BA.VI3; ’’
started a bakV.Y- She bakes: Bread
& biscuits# bu , and whole wheat,
bread. It is very fine as it is huff
whole wheat. Put .n your order a
day early.
Closed
Billy Tibbs did not get el rent
so he took the barber shop
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THE I'QS'-UHTOE &. GEAT SEASOE IS GO1!
AT L.-.ST! DONT sVASTE TOIR MONEY OK
EOPEl HURRAH!
THE FIRST SHOW OF THE SEASOF
Came Sunday, Sept, 27. It rained
during the night and snowed in the
morning. Almost all the snow was f£
the ground by night as the firs.
'on^ows usualy only stay a day. This
us the snows usualy come cn
• the'" 17~l^Kof the month.
■j HSP'-Go^>^erids his snow lihewceh
Soft.^aiTa"-White and beautiful,
Softly gentTy^^lling,M
This is the way the'^dow usualy
falls in this valley as ^iere are no
strong winds in the wint,ch>ip slow
. It in peoples faces.
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GOES TO 'XCHOvAGiT^'
Me s aers 0. A, F el son & Pr, A .F ,
7/ilson just finished a trip to Anch*
orage ir. Gil.lair’s plane for the Ar
1 nott c-,se..They drove out to Copper
Center where they took Gi llair’s Zen*
ith and went to Anchorage, They had
good riding except, down the Matanus
ka where the wind wos blowing against
~ri&d_there ‘were quite a few bum
—pXV ti>ey got to Anchorage they
had tVa; GranBsAJury and have decided
t,o try Mrs, Arnoh^ for 1st, degree
murder. .The next n%ht they tried tc
go back to Copper Cerrb^r but there
wan too strong a wind and after
flying for 2 hours up the w^tanusk:«
encountering fog and up the $hicalou;
encountering snow and with no\way oi
getting to Copper r enter they Fit
and stayed at Anchorage another \
night. The next morning they tcoV
off and had fine riding as they were
!?oir.g down the wind when the were'
going down the Fe lchina. It took 4
their, exaolly 1 hour and 40 minutes^
from Anchorage to Copper °enter. i
They came tc Chi tin a "the same mot-]
ning with their minds more refreshen
ed from1 their ride, ,
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- • \s GOOD IS EVER ,/
Tom Bell’s oar, the ope that rolled,
ever the bank and nearly killed hjpm
is running around nearly as /good /is
ever except for a few more /Scratches
which does not hurt At much except
for the expense f As 'you can,*:iY*iays
fix the motor with/bailirg V/iAe and
a little tinkering, /
COKIKG Tt\C,K . s'
The spruce hens whicH have not beep
seen very often iffjdha last few jrear
arc coming back.Jffricy have multip-*
lied again thls/season as you will
see 25-50 fr£HT Chitina to Gulkana.
The road Cprtmission boys have been
supplyins' the town with them.
/Fabesna Fill Closing!
They Fabesna Fill has closed down
for' the season with the stock at
\rl£-k (par 20). The j^n closed the :TVt