The Chitina leader., 1915-12-14
LOCAL. NEWS ITEMS Of. THE WEEK
What Is Transpiring In and About Cordova

Mrs. Warren A. Taylor returned
on the Northwestern from a trip to
the States.
w. H. Lear is confined to his room
at the Cordova House through i'll
ness.
The steamer Northwestern arrived
| rived in port shortly after midnight
and did not sail for Valdez until late
this afternoon, having large guam
tity of freight to discharge here Hell
passengers follow:
For Cordova - l.. F. Bates, George
Kennedy, l.. l.. Collier, Mrs. Collier
| Mrs. H. A. Slater, H. H. Reynolds
Mrs. w. Taylor, G. E. Cline, George
Smith. E. Mystoby, M. Moru, Tom
Hannah.
For Latouche = r. H. Dobson, J.
C. Pape.
For Valdez VIM. L. Money
Charles Peterson.
For Seward - H. S. Wilson, Mrs
H. S. Wilson, Miss T w. Secrest, A.
B. Grey, Mrs. S. Haynes, l.. P.
Byrne, Jose Redoski, Harry E. Young.
SATURDAY.
S. N. Laurie, Mccarthy merchant,
left today for Juneau.
Malcolm Brock left this morning on
a short business trip to Chitina.
w. w. Diedrick has returned from
| Anchorage, where he is running q
soda water factory.
Judge F. M. Brown and Judge John
Lyons were passengers on the steam
er Evans for Seattle.
E. J. McFarlane, of the Lakinaw
Mines Company, has left on a short
business trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Finkelstein and
son Sanford left on the Evans for
Seattle, where they will spend the
winter.
Supt G. E. H. Smith, of the CRANKY
mine, is now on his way to the head
quarters of the company at Vancou-
yer, B. C.
VIM. Malone, mine inspector, who
has been to the westward for about
month, arrived on the Evans, and
will go to Kennecott.
DIR. G. A. Bunch, of Kennecott, has
returned to his home at Clark's Hill,
South Carolina, after having spent
eight months in the interior.
Geo. w. Rose, captain of the steam
er Tyonie, operating in Cook Inlet
during the past summer, was an out
going passenger on the Admiral
Evans.
F. C. Blocker, Alex Simson, E. c..
Ross and P. Malone and wife were
among the Fairbanksans who left on
the Admiral Evans for Seattle.
H. H. Knox, of Cordova, has been
appointed agent for the Alaska Elec-
trio Company, Consolidated, accord
ing to papers filed in the office of
the secretary of Alaska this morning.
DR.. Frank M. Boyle has sold his
drug store at Valdez and will leave
on an early steamer for Philadelphia,
where the doctor will take a post
graduate course in one of the medi-
cal schools.
H. w. Kirby, of the United States
Signal Corps, was an outgoing pas.
senger today, on a leave of absence
He expects to marry a Seattle young
lady this month and will return with
his bride about January Is.
Capt. Louis Knaflich, in command
of the steamer Bender Brothers
which is now. frozen in on the Kus
| kokwim river, left for the States or
the Evans. He mushed out to Sew
ard from BEETLES, having made the
trip in forty-two days.
NJ V. Latin and family came down
from Mccarthy and will leave for the
States on the Northwestern, where
they expect to spend some time.
F. H. Goudy, expert accountant
who has been checking up the book:
of the defunct Valdez Bank and Trus
Company. passed through Cordova OF
his way to the States, having COM
pleted his work in the interests O
the outside stockholders.
In the cargo of freight on thu
Seward for Anchorage, Captain La
throp had aboard $4,000 feet of lum
Der, four tons of hay, four tons o
oats, moving picture outfit and som'
supplies which will be reshipped t.
| Cordova his headauarters.