The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-08-31
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
The Edythe G. was in port yesterday
on her way south from Anchorage.
E. M. Bates and wife have engaged
passage on the steamer Alameda for
Seattle.
The tug boat Pioneer was here yes.
terday for fuel. She is on her way to
Anchorage.
Supt s. Petersen, wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Esther. will return to Seattle
for the winter on tomorrow's steamer
| Mrs. P. Bergman and daughter
Miss Erma and son Willie will be out.
going passengers for Seattle on the
Alameda.
Attorney P. M. Tamany and wife,
who have spent several weeks very
pleasantly in Cordova, will return to
their home in Seattle tomorrow.
H. Stanley Cooke, who has been in
charge of the Hamshaw properties In
the Chisana and E. H. Frost, the book.
keeper, arrived in Cordova from the
interior camp Saturday night. They
will leave for the states on the steam.
er Alameda.
Sam Blum and family will be out.
going Alameda passengers for Seat.
tie, where they will spend the winter
A trip to the Panama exposition will
also be made.
The revenue cutter Mccullough ar.
rived in port yesterday afternoon
about 8 o'clock and remained here
until early this morning taking on a
supply of fuel oil. The Mccullough
took the floating court" to the west.
ward and returned the federal officials
to Valdez Friday afternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Feaster and little son
Joe came down from Chitina on Sat.
urday nights train and will go to the
states on a visit.
TUESDAY
Sanford Finelstein came over from
Anchorage to visit at his old home.
Geo. A. Parks, of the general land
land Office, is on an official visit to
Cordova.
Mrs. E. P. Zeigler returned today
from a visit with her parents at
Seward.
The Alameda will take out $4,000
tons of copper ore and 5000 cases of
canned salmon.
Geo. Vinegar, representing ]. B.
Caro- &C.,, of Juneau, is today calling
on the local trade.
Superintendent Caleb Corser re.
turned on the Alameda from a trip to
Seward and Anchorage.
Dick Kerwood returned on this
mornings steamer from Anchorage,
where he has spent the past five or
six weeks.
Art Cloninger is in Valdez arrang.
ing for a license for the new Alaskan
Hotel. which will be re-opened within
4 few days.
w. F. Thompson, the we'll known
Fairbanks newspaperman, who made
a trip to Seward is on the Alameda,
en- route to the states.
Miss Caroline Kelsey, of Valdez, is
a passenger on the Alameda for Bell
ingham, Wash, where she will attend
the State Normal School.
A couple of bents of the Tiekel river
bridge were washed out by the high
water and the train from Chitina will
not arrive until tomorrow.
Stephen Birch. president of the
Kennecott Copper Corporation. was in
town today and will leave for New
York on tonight's steamer.
Mrs. E. McCudden and Mrs. s. r.
Helm. of Vallejo, CAL, wives of officers
Of the collier Prothemus, which is
due here next week. are registered at
the Windsor hotel.
Calvin Hazelet came over from La
touche this morning and will remain
here week or ten days and then
leave for Golden, Colorado. to attend
the Colorado School of Mines.
E. l. Clarke, night clerk at the C..
r. & N. w. railway Offices, has been
transferred to Kennecott, where he is
now acting as station agent. Abe
COPYRIGHT succeeds Clarke here.
Iur former townsman. w. E. Furs-