The Chitina leader., 1913-11-18
IF GENERAL INFORMATION

| SOllS uiuluS ouS Ol thSiA hASt NSh- lures will be to establish a candy and tamale shop, as both men are practical candy makers. They will take in supplies sufficient to last them all winter and expect to put up building so soon as they get in They will go over the Hazelet trail from Nizina glacier. Both men pre- dict that there will be a great influx of people into the new camp during the early spring months. They met many former Alaskans in California, Oregon and Washington who are arranging to take another chance in the Chisana. They will come to Cordova to make the real start to the gold diggings.
 The steamer Mariposa sailed for the westward last night about mid night. At Seward she will be de- layed few hours transferring freight for the steamer Dora. Com ing back she will take on copper ore at Latouche and will not likely arrive at Cordova until late Sunday afternoon. She will also take a cargo of copper ore and will likely sail for Seattle early Monday morn ing. { si'F7T,a
 The following passengers sailed from Cordova to Valdez: F. Mad den, R. Jones, J. Dorin, B. Elliott, Rev. W. A. Shepherd, Mrs. L. F. Cox, L. F. Cox, F. H. Tescher, Al Lnud, Tony Kewes, F. E. Whelpley, A. J. Adams and wife, Oak Olsen, Wm. Chamberlain and J. Chamber lain.
 The steamer Corwin from Nome is expected at Cordova within a couple of days. This vessel, with about 50 passengers, sailed from Nome on the 4th. She is expected to stop at Seward and then to come to this port, as she has some pass engers bound for the Chisana. The revenue cutter Bar left Nome on the same day as did the Corwin. She sailed direct for Seattle, and had aboard about 40 destitute men who were victims of the storm.
 The freighter Latoucne, which sailed from Seattle on Wednesday Of last week, was due at Katalla this afternoon, where she will take a consignment of gasoline. She brings explosives from Seattle and should reach Cordova tomorrow. She also has about 20 horses aboard, which will be used for freighting from Mccarthy to the Chisana.
 Dr. L. C. Smith and wife were arrivals n the Mariposa yesterday. They came from Philadelphia and have taken an apartment in the Adams building, where the doctor will engage in the practice of medi- cine. It is said that later he ex- poets to go into the Chisana country. fs277
 The train from the interior ar rived this afternoon at 2:40 o'clock, bringing about 15 passengers, some from both Fairbanks and Chisana. The weather out the line is mild, with slight rain as far inland as Chitina.
 Superintendent Caleb Corser re- turned this afternoon from a trip out the line.
 M. J. Sinclair, of Kellogg, Idaho, was an arrival on the Mariposa and expects to go to the Chisana. Rev. Wm. Shephard returned to Valdez on the steamer Mariposa last night. He is looking after the duties of Father Wander Pohl while the latter is outside.
 Cordova, November Is E. J. Bemis, of San Francisco, and G. J. Busch of Seattle, were passengers from the interior on yes I terday's train.
 c. E. Ellsworth, representing the United States geological survey, came in on the train yesterday and will be an outgoing passenger on the Mariposa. He has been doing some work in the neighborhood of Copper Center.
 The steamer Sampson is due to sail from Seattle tonight, while the Northwestern will sail on Monday night. Both vessels will bring passengers and supplies for the Chisana country.
 The freighter Latouche arrived