The Chitina leader., 1913-11-11


 with a capacity list of passengers. She expects to reach Seattle about the 18th and will sail north again on the 18th.
 Passing through on the Sampson last night from Valdez was Deputy Marshal Horace Define with the prisoners sentenced by Judge Brown to serve time in McNeil Island. They are: John Thomas, who is to serve a year, A. G. McGinnis, who must serve year and day and August Johnson, who drew also a year and a day. Robert Coles and Joe Bax- ter are acting as guards. Deputy De- Line will remain in Seattle where he intends to make his home.
 Cordova, November 10
 Andy Conrad and Mrs. Maud Rice were passengers yesterday from the Nizina, being employed at Clarkin's s roadhouse. They will go to Valdez, where they have been summoned as witnesses in a case now pending be- fore court.
 The telephone line is again in good order between Cordova and Kennecott.
 The steamer Alameda will re- turn from the westward about g o'clock tonight. She will take on about nine cars of copper ore here and will not sail until about o'clock tomorrow morning. The following are among the passengers who will sail from Cordova:
 For Seattle-C. Spalding, s. Shy man, w. K. Long, c. Olson, D. M. Harris, E. A. Anderson, Mrs. E. M. Bates, Mrs. J. w. Forester, A. K. Mclean, G. Aarons, c. P. Logari, F. Slavin, Dan Mcdonald and Ole Berg.
 For Juneau-A. J. Slaght and wife, Wm. O'Conner, J. Standish, J. O'Malley, J. Hall, J. Vincent, H. Hiatt, F. Walsh, A. M. McPherson, E. L. Carlton, George O'Hara, M. S. Esposito, c. Gunderson, D. Barry, D. Bussboom, W. A. Brady, J. L. Bailey and wife, Eva Blake. G. M Cox.
 For Ketchikan-Miss E. Hunt.
 Charles Schlosser, who has been working in the Nizina country this summer, came to town yesterday and will take the next boat to Val deg, where he will spend the winter
 The Jack Shepard cottage, back from Second street, has been con- fortably fitted up and is now occu- pied by Mrs. F. H. Foster and three children, who recently came from Chitina and will spend the winter in Cordova. Mrs. Foster is a daugh- ter of Judge Frasier.
 A special term of court will con- vene at Valdez on Monday, Novem- Der IT, to be presided over by Judge Jennings. The latter will likely leave Juneau on the steamer Mari posa, that sailed from Seattle last night and should sail from Juneau on Tuesday next. The present term of court will likely continue until the end of next week. The special term was ordered to try several cases from which Judge Brown was disqualified from presiding over.
 Mrs. E. w. Bates and Mrs. J. w. Forester were arrivals from Chitina on the train yesterday afternoon. They will be outgoing passengers on the Alameda this afternoon. Mrs. Bates will return on the same trip of the Alameda, but her daughter expects to spend the winter with friends at Portland.
 Cordova, November II
 Rev. M. E. Koonce, wno has been at Valdez during the past month serving as petit juror, was excused from further duty on Saturday and returned to Cordova on the Alameda.
 The steamer Alameda did not sail from this port until 10 o'clock yes- terday morning. Her passenger capacity was sold out, many going to Juneau and others to Seattle. At Latouche 750 tons of copper ore were taken aboard while at Cordova 700 tons were taken. After the Alameda discharges her passengers at Seattle and cargo at Tacoma, she will be temporarily laid off the run and will undergo repairs. On the 17th the steamer Northwestern will take the run north and after the