The Chitina leader., 1914-07-07
Cordova. July l.

The steamer Sampson arrived in port this morning about II o'clock. A train was at the wharf to meet the steamer and IS excursionists were taken to the glaciers, return ing at 3:15. A large number of other passengers circled about town for several hours. Those for this section, the round trippers simply being booked for Knik, were as fol- lows:
 For Cordova-W. H. Lee,s A. G. Coaley, H. w. Dubois, w. B. Phin. For Valdez-Ed. Austin, c. W. Mossman, Mrs. R. A. Squires, and child, J. E. O'Grosky, R. M. Black, John Byers, Vixen Byers, J. H. Shotwell, F. M Newbred, c. N. Anderson, J. Frank Simmicks, Frank Olcense, Mrs. H. Sharts, Mrs. E. Cerney, Mrs. Sam Orchard, Mrs. A. G. Meagher.
 For Katalla - Jos Whitehead, David White.
  Victor Martin.
 For Seward-C. D. Murane, Hazel Borgen, Emily Borgen, A. A. Hall, Mrs. J. Kloss, G. H. Morris and wife, w. A. McNeily and wife, l.. B. Clapp, Wm. Hawkins, Tom Mann, A. Eldredge, Miss Sadie Fisher, Mrs. W. B. Mackay, E. P. Griffith, c. l.. Peters and wife. D. R. Atkinson, A. w. Gusby, W. H. Lord, Erna Liet- scher and wife,
 For Kenai-Mrs. P. J. Laflin, Allen Laflin, Philip Carman and wife.
 It was 3:30 this afternoon when the steamer pulled out for Valdez. carrying the Cordova baseball team and a number of others, as follows: For Valdez-Mrs. F. H. Sheldon, H. I. Jaffe, E. F.. Medley, Mrs. B. F. Medley, Mrs. Ed. Walsh, Mrs. C.. Carlton, M. Brock, Mrs. M. Brock, Miss Christine, J. s. Raymond, D. l.. Alexander, c. W. .Mossman, H. O.. Smith, Dr. J. A. Vance, Mrs. w. w.. Council, George Hickman, B. Ker- david, A. Bavilaxqua, Andrew Nell son. Baseball Team-W. Harris, Dr. w. w. Council, George Steele, Jerry Perry, Charles Fowler, W. l.. Stephenson, J. E. Berry, L. B. Sea- ton, o. A. McMasters, Dick O'Neil, Ed. Walsh and Walter Sutton.
 For Ellamar-Harry Barker, Joe Ishi..
 For Port Wells-Edwin Griset.
 E. F. Medley and wife went over to Valdez on the Sampson to spend a few days with Mrs. Medley's mother. Ed Griset returned this after noon to Port Wells to look after the operations of the Golden Eagle Min ing Company.
 Mrs. F. H. Sheldon will enjoy the Fourth of July holidays with friends at Valdez.
 Judge Frazier has taken an apart ment in the Borden building and comfortably furnished it, prepara- tory to the arrival of Mrs. Frazier, who is to arrive tomorrow on the Northwestern from Seattle.
 J. Frederick Johnson, who has just organized big lodge of Moose at Fairbanks, is expected to arrive at Cordova soon. He will likely make an effort to organize here and at Valdez and Seward.
 Judge c. D. Murane, formerly dis trict attorney for this division and later federal judge at Nome, was a passenger on the Sampson. He IS making trip to the westward. He practices law at Seattle.
 Cordova, July 2.
 Col Jacklin and his party of guests sailed on the yacht Cyprus during the early hours of the morn ing. They will go to Valdez and may not go farther, rather expecting to return to Cordova tomorrow and re- ceive mail that is for various mem bers of the party on the steamer Northwestern. From here they will go south. The party did not return from trip out on the railroad until about 11:30 o'clock last night. After viewing the glaciers at Mile 49 the train took them on to Aber- crombie canyon, where they spent an hour or two fishing and made some good catches. Col. Jacklin states that he will return to Cordova in August. He will leave Vancouver with a party of New York business associates on August 9th. They will go out the railroad and spend some time fishing. Several of Col. Jack lin's guests did not come farther north than Juneau. Those who were here last evening were the follow n To IT