The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-19
VALDEZ NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF
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lures of the firm known as the Mead's Shcet-Metal Works. formerly conducted by George Mead and Fred Coleclaugh.
 MT. Coleclaugh has been identified with Valdez business interests for a humber of years. During the war he served with the moter transport rank ing at the close of the war as a sec. ond lieutenant.
 George Mead, who retircs from the business, has been a resident of Val deg for the past twenty years, and has been identified with the city's growth in number of positions. He will leave in the near future to join his family who are on ranch in Cali. fornia.
 Deputy Marshal Bowling made a trip to Ellamar and Galeaa bay this week.
 Those sailing west Oil the Latouche were Harry Hoben, Gus Manthey and son, George Sexton.
 z. T. Loussac, the Anchorage drug gist is in town tEis week attending court.
 Jos. Schulte arrived in town this week from Galena bay on court busi- ness. He reports seeing his first bear of the season but did not get him.
 HI. A. Ives, scenic photographer is in town this week. MT. Ives will go by way of the Columbia glacier on his return and take pictures of that huge mass of ice. Mr Ives brought a col lection of Alaska views with him.
 Jos. Wilson, an old timer from Sew ard, was thru passenger on the La touche from Tenakee Hot Springs, where he has been for the past six weeks for his health. Mr. Wilson, who is IT years of age looks as hale and hearty as a boy of 5O He has been in the territory since 1897.
 Gus Manthey and son Robert left on the Latouche for their homes in Latouche, after spending a few days here.
 The road commission recieved two cateruiller tractors on the Latouche which will be used on the roads here this summer. A number of these ma chimes were taken off the boat at Cor dova and will be sent over the rail road to Chitina
 Al Davis and family of Seward were outgoing passengers on the steamship Admiral Watson, en route to the states. MT. Davis is in the transfer business at Seward with H. " Hoben.
 George SeXton proprietor of the Hotel Sexton, at Seward, is a visitor in town.
 J. A. Clinton, A. A. Hein and Fred c. Miller jurors of Seward, arrived on the Admiral Watson and have re- ported to the clerk.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Harrington of Seldovia arrived here on the Ad- miral Watson to attend court.
 Deputy Marshal Ralph Reed, ac- compainied by Mrs. Reed arrived from Seward on the Admiral Watson, and is attending court this week.
 Jack Graham, the old timer stage driver; Chas. Howard and Chas. Gar wood left for Chitina on the Watson Sunday night.
 louis Townsend, an old timer of the Latouche district is in town this week. MT. Townsend is recovering from a recent severe surgical opera tion.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal Clarence Mossman arrived on the Admiral Wat son and is attending court here. He is still an ardent booster for Anchor age, his home town, and predicts great future for his section.
 Earl Reuter-, who was formerly sta toned at Ft. Liscum, and who since his discharge has been located ot ket- chikan, passed thru Valdez on one of the late boats en route to the west ward.
 Vim. Boswell, an old time Alaskan who was in Cordova at the time the Lord started the water running down the Copper River Valley, is in town this week, as hale and hearty as great many of the younger genera tion.
 James Robinson, who is connected with the light company at Seward, is serving on the grand jury.
 Capt. Jack Riley an old timer navi-