The Cordova daily times., 1918-09-30
IN ALL PARTS OF
 TERRITORY

roy foHud ana Bert Denny c. sow ard. with the 3lst Enginoeri,n, corps. also Sergeant Grant Carlson, with the same organization are uow q. Sau- mur. France. The boys say taa. their location Is fine one
 Parties returning North from the States report that rents arr c.horbi tar;y high in Seattle and that land- lords gre taking advartaso of war l conditions and taking the tnirnts' pok"s every Saturday right. Living Is much higher than in the North and meg are scarce in some accuors. The jury in the suit of the Peters bug ltkIng company ss. Ain.Ss ct a! returned a verdict in fG!or yf the plairdi'+. after being )u. ,o ,ut lo.,y- eight fr urs. The suit vas : r Dos session. Ct waterfront ,ro3ery 2 nhe town Of Petersburg md hh l Lccn trin'. three times
 Alaskas output of copper ore and fish this year has been enormous The canneries all made big packs. but are shid to be suffering from lack of sui ficient transportation facilities. In the interior everyone is satisfied with conditions as they are. People are sitting tight and doing all that they can to help win the war
 A bargain in mining ventures in Atlin, whereby Frank H. Mobley, NJ l.. A. for Atlin. some time ago pur- chased under the shcriTs hammer at Prince Rupert 52 gold placer claims number of mineral claims, a lake dam, ditches, and water system, a blacksmith shop, machine shop and equipment. engines. boilers. machin- cry, telephone system, electricians shop and supplies and Ford auto, all for the sum of S6O has given rise to law suit in the courts.
 Father Edwin Gallant has taken charge of the Catholic churches at Skagway and Fort Seward Father A. J. Roccati. who has been taking care of these churches has been plac. ed at Juneau.
 Mrs. Ray c. Day has taken over the | Bergman hotel at Juneau. She has had considerable experience in the hotel business having run the St. l George house in the same city for a number of years.
 Roy Sewers of Juneau recently sold his laundry business and enlisted in the U. s. army to get in the game be- fore the Kaiser's goat is penned up for keeps. He had prosperous bus mess but his patriotism would not allow him to remain out of the game. |
 Charles Goldstein, as president of the Alaska Fish and Game club has received check for $500 from the A. | r. A. fin response to a request made | by the club for funds to aid in furth. ering the experiments in the club in | fish and game propagation.
 John T. Spickett recently returned | to Juneau on the Humboldt. thorough iy satisfied to remain in the North land until the close of the war. He | says every Juneauite working in Seat. tie is a millionaire on Saturday night | and pauper on Monday morning, as 1t takes 1t all to live.
 Snow fell on the peak of A. B. mountain recently. also on the noun tains just back of beyond" A heavy frost fell in that section recently. damaging the gardens and touching up the forests with the limners brush of Nature. Winter is at hand. and no one is sorry.
 The garden belonging to Mir. and Mrs. James Faherty of Douglas. one Of the finest in Alaska, was recently destroyed by vandals, who trampled the gooseberries into the ground. pulled up the potatoes and scattered them around, and tore down or de- stroyed all the other vegetables. The loss was considerable.
 
 Packing company has packed l25 900 cases of fish.
 The school term for the Petersburg schools opened recently with the stan two members short. Three young Ia. dies recently arrived from the States to take positions in the public schools.
 Harvey Anderson of Juneau was re- gently indicted on charge of admin istering poison to person. He was accused of having given drnatured all cohol to MT and Mrs. Frank Domi- nick, making them very in
 Emil Ulset of Douglas was arrested recently for alleged drunk and dIs. orderly conduct and for uling ub- s ;"ne and profane languag" H. was lined s2o and costs for beirg intox;- cated and SlO and costs for using pro a n,rlla atrn