The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-26
Wrangell has another auto truck.

1lliamna wants its mail dlSpatcned from Anchorage instead of Seldovia. Seward has adopted the slogan, Stop and Loosen in connection with its Victory loan drive.
 Senator Price has introduced bill providing that record of all firearms sold in the territory be kept by deal CTS, etc.
 It is estimated that there are 20,Ooo barrels of herring packed at Halibut Cove, in Cook inlet, which is now in Seattle and unsold.
 A general breakup is expected at any time on the Nenana river. In many places long stretches of open water may be seen as far up river as the 43-mile bridge.
 F. X. Grant, who has been in the newspaper game in Alaska for many years, is now on his way from Anchor age to Ruby, where he may decide to resurect the suspended Ruby Record Five hundred and forty feet of the government railroad track at Mile S3 on the Seward division were covered by rock as the result of the shooting of twenty-three gopher holes. The material will be used for riprap.
 Several members of the Nenana Commercial Club who will form the nucleus of the Nenana Rod and Gun Club to be, journeyed to Fish creek recently and put in foot bridges across Fish creek and culvert beyond, for the benefit of all anglers and sports men.
 A crew of men under Mate Andy Livingston has left Cinema to make re- pairs on the fleet of the White Pass Company's boats and barges that have been in winter quarters there As soon as the repairs have been made preparations will be made for launching the craft as soon as the ice run is over.
 Eighty thousand acres of fruit and agricultural land, in process of devel opment, and railroad, fifty miles long, built especially to serve the property, are under the management of Andrew Christensen, who recently resigned as head of the land and in dustrial department of the Alaskan Engineering commission.
 According to advices from Fair banks, a report has been recently re ceived there to the effect that Nelson o. Brigham, timber cruiser formerly attached to the Fairbanks land office is now attached to the land office Helena, Montana. The report state further that Brigham was recent. married to Miss Alvira Bachelder IOrmorly Ol HuDy.
 The unsightly piles of charred re mains of the buildings destroyed Il the recent fire at Fairbanks are nov being cleaned up; the recent warn weather having sufficiently thaWe' the coating of ice to permit of th orfo nnnlr stood that the owners of the lots ar doing the clearing and that the cit, will rebuild the destroyed sidewalks
 More than 5O,O00 cubic yards o rock were moved by the blast of pow der at 5:03 D. m. April 8 in the coyot holes at Bird, on Turnagain Arm, ae cording to reports made to William Gerig, engineer in charge of the AT chorage division of the governmen railroad. This rock will be used 10 riprapping the railroad grade to pro tect it from erosion by tides an waves on Turnagain Arm.
 One day recently the Fairbank siren blew to give warning of a fir in the city One of the citizens Wn answered the call left some parafl wax on his stove while he went t the fire. When he returned his nous was completely gutted by the flame which had been caused by the ove heated wax. The original fire alarl was due to an overloaded hue the did no damage.
 Fred Mayer recently won the Jon Borden cup race for the third succe siye time overt he Nome maratho course. His time for the event wa one hour, fifty minutes and twent' one and one-half seconds. Leonar