The Chitina leader., 1915-11-23
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Of THE WEEK
What Is Transpiring In and About Cordova
MONDAY

down from Chitina on yesterdays
train.
I. B. Hurd, a Mccarthy merchant
is In town on his way to the San
Francisco fair.
Eight of the men arrested at An
chorage for selling liquor without a
license have been convicted. Among
the number was Pete Gilovitch, OF
Cordova, who was fined $3.50 and
costs.
This afternoon while Mrs. c. p.
Nicholson was walking from Second
street to the Red Dragon she slipped
and fell on the icy sidewalk and sus-
tanned a broken left arm DR.. w. H.
Chase was called, dressed the injury
and the patient is now resting as
comfortably as is possible under the
circumstances.
Gus. Anderson has returned from
q trip to Portland, and is spending .
couple of weeks in Cordova.
TUESDAY
The steamer City of Puebla left at
9 o'clock this morning with the follow
ing passengers from Cordova for
Seattle:
Ben Billups, Howard Glad, Oscar
Johnson. Evan Raes, Victor Omez.
Dan Van der Ford, V. Hendrickson.
Otto Glommer, C. Sivertsen, F. O'Con-
nell, F. McGravy, Peter Mckenzie. T..
]. Clayworth. Thos. Clarity. J. W.
Forester. Fred Ahrens, N. o. Nell
son and wife, Chas. Zrilke, H. st.
Clair, w. A. Peterson and wife, I. B.
Hurd, Miss e. H. Clarke. R. D. Ross,
W. NJ. Wither. VIM. Grant, H. De
Younge, W. Langley, J. R. Cham
bers, A. B. Carey, F. W. Wagner.
C. H. Burt, Fred Peck. J. T. McCrea,
Mrs. H. H. Dick, Mrs. A. Carlson,
D. McFarlane, J. T. Lunsford, J. s.
Adair, Edw. Turk, Abe Stein. Capt.
L. L. Lane, Volney Richmond. Ole
Berg, C. A. KRISTEN, F. Aarons, M i.
Hallisley, J. j. Dwyer. Luther
Schooling, F. Powell, ]. w. Toole, R.
l.. Vining. Mrs. J. H. Sellen, w. H.
Seagrave.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the City Of Puebla today were ]. s.
Adair and G. H. Burt, who have been
on the Arctic slope for the last 20
months prospecting for the elusive
streak of gold. They found pros
poets. but no pay. They were work.
ing on an unnamed creek 70 miles
southeast of Herschel Island.
81 believe that gold will be found
there in the Arctic" said Mr.. Adair.
There is quite a slate belt where
we we're, but it is a hard country
to prospect owing to the shortage OF
wood"
He stated that his return to the
Arctic would depend to a great ex.
tent on conditions as he found them
In San Francisco.
81 would like to go to the Tolo-
vana, but I cannot spare the time
said Mr. Adair. II must get back to
San Francisco"
W. H. Seagrave, of the Kennecott
Copper Corporation. left on the City
Of Puebla to spend a couple of weeks
in the states.
F. H. Marshal and helpers are
bringing the sidewalk In front Of the
Alaska building up to grade.
J. w. Forester has gone to Port.
land on a short visit.
Mrs. J. H. Sellen left for the states
today. where she will spend several
weeks with friends. ...
The halibut schooner Idaho is IL
port, and the captain reports that ir
passing Middleton Island, a few day.
ago. he saw Ibach's boat drawn up OF
the beach there and he feels confident
that the party who left here severa
weeks ago, and over whose safet,
there was considerable alarm, arrived
at its destination.
Miss Clarke, who has been VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Clarke for tn,
past couple of months, has returned
to her home in Canada.
WEDNESDAY
Miss Madalene Anderson teacher @
piano. Borden Building. Room 2.
Mine Inspector, Sumner s. Smitl
was an arrival from the westward OF
the Admiral Evans.
On Saturday evening next a humble
Of young people will give a dance a
the Red Dragon club house.
B. F. Watson. general agent of tn
Pacific Alaska Nayipation Comnauy