The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-10-05
MONDAY

Earl and Charles Clark were among
the Sewardites going to the states on
the Mariposa.
/ N. P. Nelson, of Chisana, was an
outgoing passenger for Seattle on the
! steamer Mariposa.
The first mail for Fairbanks, on the
new winter schedule leaves Cordova
Thursday morning.
Hereafter the show at Empress
theatre will begin promptly at s
O'Clock, instead of S:15.
Billy Kaskinen, who spent the past
four years in the interior, principally
in the Nizina and Chisana camps, is in
town.
Geo. A. Vingar, representing J. B.
Caro- & Co., of Juneau, is spending a
few days in town looking after local
trade.
Mrs. Gilbert R. Rude left on the
Mariposa yesterday and will be joined
later by her husband, the captain of
the Taku.
Mrs. C. E. Babe and Miss Dorothy
Babe, who spent the summer at Sew
ard, were Mariposa passengers for
their home in Portland.
Mrs. A. Joacheims and baby return
turend from Ellamar yesterday, where
they visited Lieutant Joacheims, of
the survey boat Taku.
VIM. O'Connor, United States Com
missioner at Chitina, returned from
Valdez Saturday night and left for
his home on today's train.
Miss Kathyryn Beasley, of Bremen.
ton who has been visiting Seward
friends, spent Saturday evening in
town on her way home.
The coast and geodetic survey goat
Taku is expected here on Wednesday,
and will go into winter quarters as the
seasons work has been finished.
The ball game scheduled to be play
ed yesterday between the Prothemus
crew and the Olympia Sluggers had to
be postponed again on account of rain
DR.. ]. P. Barnes, who has been inter.
ested with Chas. E. Heron in a
dredging proposition at Hope. was a
passenger on the Mariposa for his
home in Chicago.
According to the Anchorage Pioneer
Finkelstein & Sapiro are closing out
their business there and have rented
their building to the Northwestern
Hardware Company.
United States Deputy Marshal Jos
eph Feaster, who was attending court
at Valdez, returned to Cordova on the
Mariposa, and left on this mornings
train for the interior.
Glenn Darlington, the crack pitcher
of the Seward ball team, was here
Saturday night on his way to Port
land, where he has accepted position
as travelling saleman.
Our former townsman, Marion
Leach, who has been employed on the
Valdez Prospector for the past couple
of years, is on his way to Fairbanks
to operate the Merganthaler for the
News-Miner.
R. R. Kerwood is receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of his friends upon the
arrival of an eight pound boy at his
home this morning. Mother and baby
are doing nicely. DR.. Council was
the attending physician.
Captain Glasscock, who was in com
mand of the Bertha, is now master on
the Admiral Evans, making the first
trip in that capacity this trip. Glas
cock was formerly pilot on the Alaska
Pacific company's boats.
The steamer Mariposa sailed from
Cordova for Seattle Sunday morning
at IL o'clock, taking 1900 tons of cop
per ore and the following passengers
Mrs. G. R. Rude, F. H. Motif, R. M.
Overlook, S. A. Witherspoon, B. C.
Palmer. VIM. L. Dodge. N. P. Nelson
and s. Gilmore for Seattle; Mrs. Anna
Mitchell, ]. Kennedy for Juneau.
TUESDAY
H. d. Foster, who has charge of the
United Copper Exploration Company
properties in the interior. arrived in
Cordova on this afternoons train and
will leave for the states to spend the
winter.