The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-02

ard, and he slaughtered his entire herd. MT .Adelman, who is a regu lar Alaskan, did not lose heart and is now going to Seattle aud Portland and purchase the best Jer seys that money can buy and bring them to Seward and rc-establish his dairy.
 An oil expert, connected with one of the largest oil concerns of New York City, is now in Alaska This expert arrived in Cordoya from Seattle and will spend several weeks possibly several months around Kat ala making thorough. investiga tion. From Katalla, he will go to Seward and make thorough inyessi gation of the oil possibilities on the Kenai Peninsula. From Seward he is going Westward and will arrive in the Cold Bay district about the latter part of September
 R. P. McGowan. we'll known old timer of Fairbanks, fell while skating recently, and broke his left arm just above the wrist. He also bruised one hip severely and is going about today with the use of cane.
 George Palmer, of Nenana, has disposed of all his stock. together with wagons, sleighs and other equip ment accumulated by him and may leave for the coast in the near future. The outfit which includes five horses, was purchased by Andy Erwin a Nenana homesteader.
 The Anchorage School Board has decided to purchase a moving picture machine for the schools, to cost about $200. The machines are a great help in teaching as the pupil sees what is being talked about. Tom Evans. accompanied by Mrs, Evans arrived at Hyder from Seattle last week. MT. Evans will have charge this summer, of the road work for the Alaska Road Commis. sion.
 It is reported that Milo Kelly will | install stamp mill on the Brooklyn mine in the Willow Creek country. Stewards new floating dock Is now in place on the west side of Seward dock approach on the north side of the extension of the dock. The run way is in place and the dock is ready fol use by the small fishing boats. Miss Alice Lofquist aud w O. Mckinney were married recently al
 Anchorage.
 Dr. l.. Pryor, formerly engaged in
 tho drug business and practice oi medicine at Petersburg, now of Ten akee. was recently married at Hyda
 burg to Mrs. LcIa. Baronyich.
 The. Alaska Industrial Union has endorsed municipal tickets at Ketch
 ikan and Petersburg. ~. 
 | Strict regulations requiring white I people not to associate with Indians preventing Indians from visiting tha
 white settlements except to work, re quiring all those leaving Whitehorss
 for any other Yukon point to go into
 quarantine for five days before pre-
 ceding and to. make an affidavit
 that they will not associate with
 Indians, have been put into effect In
 Yukon Territory to prevent the
 spread of influenza.
 r Chris Neibuhr is prospecting on
 Monument creek in the Nome district
 and is looking for a continuation oi the rich paystreak fouAd- on the. Stew
 art ground in 1918. His shaft is
 down 40 feet but his operations arc
 retarded by water. Tommy Byron
 is also prospecting on bench in
 the same locality 4 fa A | Paul Huff. well known oldtimer
 of the Seward Peninsula arrived in
 Nome from the Koyukuk recently
 where he has been engaged in min ling for several years. He reports 4 that the miners of the Dime section are hard at work on their winter
 Operations and most of them have
 good prospects for a prosperous
 season. | The Broad Pass Coal and Develop
 mept Company has been organized
 for the purpose Of developing coal