CHITIHA, jj^SKA.
NAE3SN# 'LOIS PROMISING
Reports from Nabesna are 'that .
nnnare making good proggre^'s- in
the jork of erecting the, mill.CerL
Whit am has employed only men who
know their b-nsness and are * hal’d
workers. Nabasna looks good enOngh ‘
that th&re have been sales of sto£k
for 50 d a share. The stock.first
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slid at pan which Is. 20^ a share.
‘HSIPING TO pot THRU 312 YEAR
?Il.N
Chitina, -.alasks , April. 15.— In
helping*-to put thru, the six year'
plan Mr. Breedman is going to brr
ild a fine new cold-storage plant.
It is going to be b-nilt* on the cor- .
nor the strret from his,hotel and
in,front of the depot. This will
bo a good irnpro,vment to the torn.
GfcEETUG Tip- BEST*JtELJSfT *JLT3>
BTTTCHBK ‘S^Or - . /
Mrs. Francis Estrada, has open dd
up a. new but c he r shop and re stau -
rant' for the summer "at-har-'oid st
and in the Schochnbuilding.
THE ECri'D TT3?.
man' was ’ arrested and put • in •the
Ghitina Jail early this week char-.
g e d wit h . bo ing inf ano. Th o f p 1 low -
ing night he .scaled a- four afoot
wall and' escaped. Marshal S orby
gave notice of the escape an d
offered a reward of v6.50 for the
rotuDrne of the prisoner.A number
of posses began searching the MU-"
and -within two days had delivered.
thirteen •trapprrs at the jail.
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BZRTt7pAY P^BTY A
Ohit inp,; Alaska,. April. 15.
E 11a Ji no 'Me Is ey c e lab rated v Me r
thirteenth birthday by invitirghsr
school-im,teS for a prrty. " Games
woro playe d, stories told, and a
little dancing. Cako, ice-cream
and .cookies wore then served.Among
the presents she rociovod wore,—
4 pairs, of stockings, a string' of
bo ads,fa bracelet, a silver do 1 ter
a bottle of'Eau Dd Coty, and a ma
Cont. on w.. go AM J ■ 1 -
:-XS. geiespie comes to INTERIOR:!
, Cbitina, Alaska. ’April. 12. — Dr.
‘Golospio an old time doctor of Ala
ska camo to Cbitina a few days ago.
"Re practiced snccossfnly in Krinno -
oott a nhmbor of years. was veil
liked by.all bis friends.there. As
well as in the Copper River Valley.
The short timo bo was bore bo visit
ed some of bis friend1^. TJe went to
Konnecott the next day. Eo' expect s
to- stay in Eonnocoft a 'week.
r Re is coming back to Cbitinr, '&nc
stay for a \ bile v.bon be rotnrnos.
GEITIITG J)Y FOR YEARLY GOING
0ttT Of RIVER BRIDGE
Cbitina,, flasks, -pril. 13.-- Tbe
Tbe rairoad is t king extra suppl
ies 77 p to Elennoco vi- End Me Car tty.
Tb?y t £o 7-»p extra supplies every
year ;j tb • t when +bo bridge goes
ofrt they will not have to take so
mneb- in tbe ferry boats. Mb on the
iriv rice goes ont every yvAff tbo
drov salvages as nmcb. of the track
and other things of valme before' it :
goes out.
WHA® BOOKS?
Tho CPITINA PUBLIC LIBRARY Is ask
ing for suggestions as for what books
to got for tho chi id r on end tho'grown
ops. Row,all mombors sand in^yonr.
Fopo-Por lists.1 There isAbont'*’w$7d
for tho jnvonils •<,nd.,abont as mich
for tho grown nps.
PAPCF AT.- F' JJj.
Chitina, Air ska.. April.. 14. — A
party was hold in tho arctic Broth
orhood hall afow nights ago. They
had. qnito.a number''of people' oonsi
• doring how fmprontno it. was. S. Ro
rdby ran tho phonograph.. It was held
= .in honor of Mr. and Mrs-. John Johnson
newly- married corn pie..
; Garrot Feennsen lost his pocket book
containing §5165. bo tween hig shrn
t'io eend the Chitina Cash Store.
PloasoJ If found_ rotnrno to tho
owner.11 i 111J .* I
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