The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-05

The city of Juneau recently author ized a survey of it's cemetery and or dered maps to be made.
 Miss Audrey Rose, a Fairbanks young lady, has taken the position as school teacher at Circle.
 Mrs. s. R. Bredlie of Fairbanks died recently, following a short illness. She left a husband and two sons.
 Mrs. H. E. Hoagg is touring the territory featuring on the Bahai move ment, new theme which she claims is attracting all classes.
 w. E. Ellis, the Frye Bruhn repre- sentative at Seward, intends to make a trip to England to visit relatives as soon as his relief is sent.
 Charles Lechner, Stewards exclu- sive plumber, lost the middle finger of his right hand recently when the digit became entangled in the cog wheels on speeder
 Mike Egeroff and Miss Nellie Theo- dore were married at Anchorage re- gently by Judge Lester David. Mrs. Egeroff is one of the talented natives of the Anchorage district.
 Seward tested out her fire depart ment recently, and in forty-five sec onds from the time the alarm was sounded the fire boys had the hose connected and all ready for water.
 Solomon Albert recently drlfted down the Yukon from the mouth of the White river in polling boats lashed together. He had a cargo of seventy two caribou for the Dawson market.
 Charles L. Brockmiller an old-timer of Skagway, was recently inferred at that place, funeral services being con- ducted by Camp Skagway No. i of the Arctic Brotherhood and Igloo No. IF of the Pioneers of Alaska.
 Charles Mehringer, a labor agita- tor, and one of the men responsible for the rioting on the Ketchikan dock, was arrested by the authorities, charged with being a deserter from the United States army in Montana. He is in jail.
 William Kost, a new arrival at Ketchikan, was arrested by federal authorities recently on charge of white slavery According to the com plaint in the case, Kost brought his wife from Seattle to Ketchikan for immoral purposes, in violation of the Mann act.
 Mark, the young son of M. A. Buz- sanich, manager of the Index F1sh and Oyster Company at Ketchikan, received very painful injury recently when he slipped on a floor at his home and fell, striking his head on the cor ner of the bed post, causing bad cut. It took several stitches to close the wound.
 Reports at Red Cross headquarters show that 1,425 members have been secured for the Red Cross in Ketchi- kan and immediate vicinity, and as eighteen precincts were yet to be heard from, there is little doubt but that the 1,5OO mark will be reached. The total amount of money taken in 1p to this time is $1,498.30.
 District Superintendent George 5. Flemming of the Dominion telegraph had a bad fall at Whitehorse recently. He slipped on the icy sidewalk and fell. striking heavily on his head and shoulders. At the time of the fall ne had a cigarette in his mouth, and this caused one of his teeth to be knocked out and another so badly loosened that it had to be taken out
 ]. B. Rivard, former editor and pup fisher of the Progressive-Miner, IS working on the new Heckman dock building, Brother Rivard completed a fine home for himself since retlr' ing from the field of journalism, and he seems to take to carpenter work like a duck takes to water.-Ketchi kan Times.