The Chitina leader., 1911-09-23
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION

SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
At the school board election in
Eyak yesterday w. ]. Shepard was
chosen as clerk; S. Doverspike. treas
urer and William Boswell, director.
There were twenty-nine votes cast.
Washington, Sept. 20.-Twenty-
six thousand acres of the Blackfoot
reservation in Montana have been
withdrawn by Secretary of Interior
Fisher.
Newport News, Sept 20.-The
transport Kilratrick goes to Calves
ton to take troops TO Panama.
| Washington, Sept. 2O-It has been
decided to increase the stand army
four thousand.
Detroit, Sept. 20.-An unexpected
strike of the employees of the street
car line for more wages has tied up
the entire system.
Oakland, Sept. 21.-The inventor
of waterproof cloth with aluminium
died here Withholding his secret
New York, Sept. 21.-Matt Wells
easily defeated Abe Attell in a ten
round fight last night
Victoria. Sept. 21.-The Algerine
reports the capture of five japanese
saalers each with five hundred skins.
Redlands, Cal, Sept. 21.-A local
justice of the peace sentenced an in
ebriate to atteno church ON Sunday
for six months.
Peking, Sept. zi.-Two thousand
Insurgents. while beseiging Chengtu,
were killed.
Chicago, Sept. 21.-Pat Grove at
tackled two women and their hus
bands beat him so badly that he had
to be taken to hospital.
London, Sept. 21.-Maxine Ell
! lott, the famous actress, has retired
from the stage.
Austin, Sept. 21.-The official
count shows the Prohibitionists were
defeated by $500 votes.
Chicago. Sept. 21-John c. Stubs,
vice president and traffic director of
the Hartman lines, will retire from
the railroad business on January /.
next.
Seattle, Sept. 21.-The steamer
Admiral Sampson arrived from Cor
! dova this morning at z o'clock and
the Alameda is due today.
Los Aneles. Sept. 21.-A sensation
was created here today in connection
with the dynamiting cases, when
the district attorney issued war
rant for the arrest of brother-in-
law of Attorney barrow, who is de-
Tending the Mcnamara brothers,
charging him with attempting to
/ bribe witnesses in the case.
Seattle, Sept. 21.-The Bertha
sailed last night for Southwestern
Alaska with full cargo and light
passenger list. Among the latter
were Mrs. Campbell, for Kodiak, Mrs.
F. Fitch and Harry Fitch for Sew
ard three soldiers for Fort Liscum.
San Francisco, Sept. 21.-A Ger
man nobleman, who was impover-
ished, committed forgery and when
his disgrace became public he at
tempted suicide.
San Jose, Sept 21.-While labor
ing under temporary alteration OF
the mind Father Sherman, attempted
to take his life and he has been COM
mitted to a sanitarium.
Carlsbad, Sept. 21.-The King OF
Bulgaria spent the past two weeks
in disguise reveling and gambling.
Colorado Springs, Sept. PA
man suspected of the murder of two
families of six people has been cap
tured by the local police.
Ketchikan, Sept. 21-Samuel Lich-
enstadter, a prominent Alaskan min
ing man, died here of heart disease.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 21.-The ar
rest of Coy McDavis unearths a
wholesale white slave traffic, in
which many prominent people are
implicated.
Seattle, SEPT. 22.--Divers recover
ed $4,000 in gold dust from the
sunken steamer Ramona.
valdez. Sept. 23.-There is big
stampede on from here to Port Wells,
following the assay of $4,000 rock
recently found there by Tom Tool