The Chitina leader., 1915-09-28
MONDAY


visit to his old home in Elgin, ILL.,, on
the steamer Northwestern.
NJ. T. Rowland, the original discov-
erer of Nizina creek, is in town and is
registered at the Windsor hotel.
Miss Kathryn Monohan, of Valdez,
was in town this afternoon on her way
home from a trip to Seattle and San
Francisco.
A train arrived from the interior
this afternoon. The next local out
will be on Wednesday morning.
The steamer Alameda tied up at the
local dock at o'clock this afternoon,
Capt. O'Brien making a perfect land
ing. On account of the large quantity
of freight to be discharged she will not
sail for the westward until after mid
night. The passengers were:
For Cordova-C. S. Knudson, Mary
Nixon, Mrs. F. J. Flanagan, Mat. Nc
Donald, P. H. Wayland and three
steerage.
For Valdez-Elsie Campbell, Eliza
beth Harrington, D. L. Carter. N. w.
Shaw, H. Patton, Katherine Monaghan
D. G. Mccarthy, Mrs. o. Franklin.
For Seward-H. E. Wilson, Guy
Gibbs and wife, Ester Urbach, Mrs
Nrbach, E. A. Newton, A. H. Case and
wife.
Mrs. Geo. Roll, Mrs. j. Van Orsdel,
Miss Oliver Webb, ]. ]. Elliot and wife,
J. c. Lyons, Mrs. ]. Sivatburg, Mrs. N.
Benner, Mrs. Emulsion.
TUESDAY
w. H Seagrave, wife and daughter
arrived from Kennecott yesterday, ac-
companied by their guest, Mrs. D. C.
Seagrave.
C. S. Knudson was an arrival on
yesterdays boat and will leave on the
first train for his home in Fairbanks
Geo. Modine, of Anchorage, has dis
posed of his business there, and is a
passenger on the Northwestern for
the states. He will return to Nome
which he thinks is a better camp than
Anchorage.
Guy Birch of Chitina, an employee of
the Orr Stage Company, is spending
few days in town.
B. F. Miller and wife, of Spokane,
are registered at the Windsor hotel.
VIM. Aiken representing Schilling's
coffee and spices, accompanied by his
bride, spent yesterday in town.
Herb Wilson returned to Cordova
on yesterdays steamer to look otter
his property interests here and is reg
istered at the Alaskan hotel.
Dan Mcdonald, who has been in the
employ of the c. R. & N. w. Railway
for a number of years as section fore
man, whose headquarters is at Strelna.
came to Cordova yesterday to meet his
son Matt Mcdonald, who arrived on
the steamer Alameda from Colburn,
Idaho.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. w. H. Seagrave and her guest,
Mrs. D. c Seagrave, left on the North
western this morning for the states.
Osborne Bros. today received a new
safe for their place of business.
A train left this morning for Chiti-
ma and Kennecott.
The Harmon Machinery Company
has placed large, new sign on the
top of their building.
The steamer Northwestern sailed for
Seattle at 1870 o'clock this morning.
after loading 1900 tons of copper ore
from the Bonanza and Jumbo mines.
She also had aboard $50 tons of sack
ed concentrates from Latouche. The
following passengers from here left for
the states:
Geo. w. Sias, B. r. Houghton, r. B.
Griffin, Frank E. Cutler, S. E. Cutler,
Chas. Ekstrom, Herman DEWITT, L..
L. Butler, E. NJ. Olsen, w. Ticknor.
Frank Snow, M. s. Rawland, Mrs. W..
H. Seagrave, Mrs. D. C. Seagrave.
The steamer Admiral Evans arrived
in port about o'clock last night from
Seattle. Her passengers were:
For Cordova-Stanley Chiszek.
For Valdez-B. G. Eaton and wife.
For Latouche-J. M. Mcfarland.