Adrian Clough Nelson Editor and Publisher Philip Clough Nelson
Reporter and Busnesa Mrg* William AlXred&Moere Circulation Mrg#
Ass't Editor
TBIiLL HEiD BY JTOY.
March*13* A court was hold
yesterday by A. Arnmann and Beil ’
Fineson* A cache in the Catsina
which was TT the property of the
California Alaska Copper Cs."
says Arnmann first owned it.Beil
Fineson says that the copper
company went out of existence i
in 1915. Beil says"that anybody
has a right to it since the co
mpany went out of existence. A
fof years ago G&pt. Dathrop ow
ner Df EMPRESS theaters in Ala
ska sold it to Arnmann* TVerfore
Arnmann says that it is his.Bsil
still thought it was his though*
Since Capt. I«athrop sold it to
Arnmann, Amman?! has since tDid
Beil to get out. Beil said he
wouldenht so yesterday they hel
d a court. Arnmann sued Beil for
pose&ion of the cache and $£5.
for rent and damages. In cDurt
the jurers were, D. Davis, Ed
Barnet, Mrs. Shipp, Claude Ste
wart, B. A. Sulivah, and Carl
Carlson. The court decided that
4mmann would get the cache but
Beil would not have to pay the
J}p25. Beil says "never again"on '
Fri.the 15th.
MASS^CKS OF RABBITS.
March. 13..' Two rabbits lost
their"lives in the hand of one
dog b-nt another to ok the first
rabbit he got away from him.One
of the rabbits was named Mrs.
Bo do. The dogs jumped through a I)
green honse window breaking it. *
And in that way got into tbe
rabbit hn-eh. The owner felt so
bad that he is going after"the
dogs with a Remington 25 gnn.
;
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GOOJJUTA'S HAVE HEW BABY
March.13 • Mr. and Mrs. Jog
Goodlata had a bab^ girl born
to tMra. Mr. Good lata is tho
brother of the former Copper R«
ohaif* 0£ natives.- .
TO PttTUP SAW-MI XL FOR WHITHAM;
Henry Struck and Gtioo 'Asplunq
flew with Pilot Gillam intD the
Fabesna for the purpose of pitting
77p a very good saw-mill for the
RABUSITA MIIJIITG GO, a high grade
proposition* Operations are going
m very well in the Kabesna.
MISTAKEN FOR THE KING OF SWEDEN.
W W
A queer egg came down from 7?p the
Line ’He felt pretty good and
pretty tipsy. That is he felt
,0. K. to"everybody except the kin
. of Belgrftm and king of Sweden.Br»t
he felt 77gly to those g-nys and
said he was going to knock their
blocks off. And lay them 0771 col'
d. .
Se he was tearing 7?p and down
on the E.E,- platform at Chitin Stc
And he met a certain man there.
The man was the fellow- who belong,
ed there.
• Sa the man from lUnne
cott tho-t this Sta. man looked
like the king of Sweden. And he
thot he was the king. TVe bird
from 77p the Line was standing wi
his back to the tracks and the
lake. He started to sock the RE,
man a hard One frdm the right, a~
closs the "ni7t. B?7t he "was not
q-nick enough for the S77pposed
King of Sweden, who is.always at
all times right on the job. And
who landed him a sock instead,
right across the bean. The man
pl7?nged over backward and rolled
down the bank.onto the Lake.,, He
might be roling yet for all we
know. Both the R.E. man at the
depot and the king of Sweden are
still aliyeJ
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’ GILLAM TAKES MRS- CLARK BY AIR
March.13. Again the Gillam
Airways comes to aid t^e sick..
Early in the week *Mr. Clark arr
ived in Cordova-. He co-nld not
get to his wife who wasf sick in
the hospital in Kennecitt d^e to
the trains in the tie rrpfSo Gill
am flow to the coast and flew to
Kennecott. It was decided that
he his wife and the nr? r so (Mrs*
Lila Brother wo-rcld start for tfc^
states having Gillam them to
the coast • T/hich he aid fryday.
Meantime Gillam had made another
trip to Cordova to get Henry
Stjfnok and took him and Gabe &s
pl?7nd into Nobesna to work f or
Carl Whitham, one of the owners &
Manager for the NABESNA GOLD Min
ing Ca. Pilot Gillaffi started
with his passengers brrt over CVis
tochina way he ran into a head
wind of a mile a minute* So he
t7irned back to town and decided t