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CHITINAJ AIASKA.. JUNE 10, 1932.
Billy Moore was drowned in a channel near the
Copper River at a little after 10 this morning.
The two younger boys,Adrian and Philip Nelson*
were playing there with him at the time but
could not reach him. All available men in Chi
tina have been working there all day and will
continue to do so, to locate his body if possible.
His sister,Mary Moore, was visiting in McCarthy
and was called home on the afternoon train.
Mr. Moore came in from one hundred seventy-five
miles out the Trail where he was working,as fast
as Frank Shipp could drive in,and was with Mrs.
Moore by 5:30. The entire valley is sick with sad
ness over Billy’s death. You will all understand
why the regular edition of this paper is not being
published this week.