The Chitina leader., 1915-12-14
MONDAY

MONDAY
There was good skating on Eyak
lake yesterday. 8 ~
The city council will meet in re-
gular semi-monthly session tonight.
The steamer Northwestern is due
from Seattle late Thursday night.
The next steamer sailing south will
be the Admiral Evans, which is now
to the westward.
P. d. Malone and wife have ar
rived from the interior, and are on
their way to Pittsburg, Penn.
Santa Claus sends word that he
will make his purchases from mer-
chants advertising in the Daily
Times.
H. w. Kirby will leave on the
Evans for Seattle, where he Will be-
come a benedict during the holiday
season.
M. Finkelstein and family will be
outgoing passengers on the steamer
Admiral Evans for Seattle, where
they will spend a couple of months.
Cordova Aerie, No. 1926, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will tender their
friends sourdough dinner on We'd
nesday evening.
The steamer Victoria is reported to
have been chartered for trip to
Vladivostok, taking over a cargo of
war munitions for the Russian army.
Mrs. Henry A. Slater is a returning
passenger on the steamer Northwest
ern. having spent the past couple of
months with friends at Republic,
Wash.
Geo. Kennedy is homeward bound
on the Northwestern. He visited the
San Francisco exposition and spent a
couple of weeks in Seattle having his
eyes treated.
DR.. G. A. Bunch, who has been
practising dentistry at Kennecott for
the past eight or ten months, came
to Cordova on Sundays train, and will
return to the States on the steamer
Evans.
The freighter Seward arrived this
afternoon and brought big shipment
of first and second-class mail, be-
sides a cargo of coal, but for some
unknown reason the coal will not be
unloaded here.
James Brennan left on today's
train for Mile ia, where he is in
charge of a section crew on the rail-
road.
w. H. Sheridan and wife, who
spent several days in Cordova, re-
turned on this mornings train to Nc
Carthy.
Repairs will be made to the ap-
proach to the dock, beginning to-
morrow, and traffic to and from
there will be interrupted for several
days, excepting when steamers are
in port.
A most welcome visitor to Cordova
Sunday evening was Miss Hazel
Dawn, an attractive and fascinating
young lady, as well as a very clever
and pleasing actress. She was re-
eeived at the Empress Theatre by a
capacity house, and in the leading
role of Zone of the Girls" scored a
decided hit, and if the management
of the theatre wants to please it's
patrons Miss Dawn cannot be re-
booked too often.
TUESDAY
The steamer Northwestern is due
at Juneau tonight, and will not likely
reach here until Friday morning.
There are fourteen students from
Alaska enrolled at the University of
Washington.
AS there is scarcity of good quail
ity of coal considerable wood is being
burned by local people these days.
Chief Clerk Alvah Eames left for
the westward on the steamer Evans.
A train arrived from Chitina this
afternoon, bringing another shipment
of copper ore.
The freighter Seward was unable
to discharge coal here for the reason
that big shipment of lumber, con,
signed to Anchorage, was loaded on
top of the fuel. 1t will be necessary
for the vessel to go to Seward and
get rid of the lumber and then re
turn here before the coal can ~ UNI
loaded.
FRIDAY
George Kennedy is back from q