The Chitina leader., 1915-10-19
MONDAY

MONDAY
 Mrs. Eva Hinckley was an arrival on last nights steamer.
 Mrs. T. M. Lynch, of Strelna, is spending a few days in town. A. S. Dautrick, representing the Great Northern railroad, is in town. c. J. Clifford. of Seattle, and G. E. White of San Francisco, are registered at the Alaskan hotel. H. D. Smith, the mill-man at the Bonanza mine, Kennecoot, came to town on yesterdays train.
 Deputy Marshal Sam Brightwell and H. c. Ballard have returned from a trip to Seattle and Portland. w. E. James and W. A. Johnson returned on the Farragut Saturday night from a trip to Valdez. Chas. E. Heron. Republican terri torial chairman, was in town Satur day night on his way to Chicago. MT. and Mrs. Wm. Aiken, of June au, are spenrding few days here and are registered at the Windsor hotel.
 H. s. Wilson, route agent for the Wells-Fargo Express Company, is here on his semi-annual tour of inspection
 Mrs. Archie Field, who has made an extended trip to the states, was a returning passenger on the North. western.
 Mine Inspector Sumner S. Smith arrived from the westward Saturday night and left on today's train fol Kennecott.
 Mrs. E. L. Harwood and Mrs. D. A. Mosser left on this mornings train for Alganick, where they will spend few days. J. H. Sears, of the Hartman bank Seward, accompanied by his wife, was an outgoing passenger on the Farra gut Saturday night. Geo. c. Hazelet, accompanied by
 Falcon Joslin, of Fairbanks, will leave tomorrow for Bering river to examine the coal fields there. Geo. Mosser left for Seward on tht
 Northwestern, Capt. Lathrop havins
 sent for him to go there and install hi: new moving picture show. Mrs. Clark R. Byers, who spent the past four months with relatives 1T Seattle and Vancouver, returned home
 last night on the Northwestern. Miss Grace Gaines, who has beer spending severay months to the west
 ward, passed through Cordova Satur day night on her way home to Chica go.
 Chas. Cole and D. c. Nelson were arrivals on the Northwestern, register ing at the Alaskan hotel. They lef on this mornings train for the inter for.
 Former Senator Henry Roden i: on his way to the coast having Jeff Fairbanks in one of the Northern Commercial Company's first auto trucks.
 Mail Contract for Anchorage The government has asked for bids for carrying 400 and 800 pounds O. mail from Seward to Anchorage ever, week this winter.
 Assistant District Attorney W. H Whittlesey, of Seward, is in town or behalf of the government, taking ovel the donated site for Cordova's $10O, 900 federal building. w. T. Soule, who is in charge o the Valdez Creek Mines placer prop erty in the interior, accompanied by his wife, is registered at the Windsor hotel. and will leave on the rext boa 1 for the states.
 Murray Holland and wife, of Sew ard, were among the Farragut passen gers for the states. On the next sailing of the North
 western from Seattle she will go wes as far as Anchorage, which will likel.
 be he last steamer to touch at the new
 railroad terminal before navigation closes for the winter on Cook Inlet. The Admiral Farragut arrived iron the westward Saturday evening abou
 o'clock and remained in port unti Sunday morning at 9:3O o'clock load ing ore. The outjoing passenger. from Cordova were G. Lamprey, JohI