The Chitina leader., 1913-10-28
IF GENERAL INFORMATION.
next four years.

Cordova music enthusiasts have organized and a real musical asso- citation, formed on the same lines as the large societies of the outside cities, will enter into the realm of Alaska clubs.
 President-Mrs. Ralph R. Stewart. Vice President-Mrs. W. L. Baird. Secretary-Miss Minnie Finkel- stein.
 Treasurer-Mrs. E. F. Medley. The active members, besides the above are, Mrs. J. B. O'Neil, Mrs. and MT. Fay Sheldon, MT. Ralph Stewart, Mir. E. F. Medley, Miss Rose Finklestein, Miss Elaine Hunt, Mrs. Jack Sapiro and MT. Lee Norgren.
 This afternoon United States Marshal Brenneman announced the appointment of James M. Millsap, of Valdez, to be deputy marshal at Mc- Carthy. This is position formerly filled by S. D. Charles. MT. Millsap will leave here on the Mariposa Monday for Cordova and will take the train Thursday for his new field of labor.
 H. J. Watkins, Jr., L. S. Bitner, w. Gaugh, Kennecott; Mrs. O. Por- ter, A. A. Smith, Seattle; Matt Larson, Fairbanks; J. O. Wrenn. Portland, P. F. Cummings, Cordova; J. B. Carlysle, Juneau.
 At Valdez Charles Ganty was named city attorney to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of A. J. Diamond, who has left for the Chisana to assume the duties of United States commissioner.
 Attorney William O'Connor made a trip to Valdez to attend to some legal matters and will return on the Mariposa.
 Former Lieut.. Sam c. Orchard, accompanied by his father, passed through on the steamer Mariposa for Valdez. These men are now engaged in a timber project near Ketchikan.
 Falcon Joslin went over to Valdez this morning on the Mariposa. On the return trip of the steamer he will go through to Seattle and go direct from there to New York.
 Mrs. Grant Reed returned on the train yesterday from Mccarthy, where she spent week or two with her husband, Grant Reed, who is station agent at that point.
 Mrs. E. L. Harwood was a return ing passenger on the steamer Mari posa. She spent several months east this summer visiting her father and sisters in South Dakota and Chicago.
 Cordova, October 27
 George c. Hazelet, who is in charge of the building of the winter trail from Mccarthy to the Chisana, took the train this morning for the interior. It is expected that by the time he reaches the Nizina glacier that the work of the expedition will have been finished and the trail properly staked. At a meeting of citizens, who are putting up the money to pay for this work, it was thought advisable to accept MT. Hazelet's suggestion that he make a trip over the route so as to report on it's present condition and to pub licly announce it's advantages over other routes.
 Among the passengers to go out to Mccarthy this morning was s. D. Charles, who came over from Val deg in a launch and will close up his business as deputy marshal. His successor James M. Millsap, will ar- rive from Valdez tonight and go out on Thursdays train.
 John Orchard and his son, Lieut.. S. c. Orchard, passed through Cor dova on Saturday, to make a short business trip to Valdez. These two men recently organized the John Orchard Mining & Manufacturing Company. Their first efforts will be to establish a large pulp mill at a point on Shrimp bay about 40 miles north of Ketchikan. Later on they expect to manufacture pulp into paper both for home use and ex- port. The mill will have capacity of 50 tons each day. It is expected that the new industry will be in operation next year. Construction