The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-08

| Sence or a year ana hall. Sophia Mason, an aged native wo. man was adjudged insane at Juneau. 1 The woman. who is member of the Crow clan, is senilc from old age. The addition of a Kindergarten room to the Juneau public schools will be made at the beginning of the next term. A teacher has already been employed
 Unusually high water is reported in the streams of the Chilkat valley by ranchers arriving at Haines re. gently. The bridge across the Klehini river has been swept away. Henry GOhres, former chief of the Fairbanks fire department, who left year ago for his home at Lacrosse. Wisconsin, wsa recently united in marriage to Miss Phyllis Fay. 
 A herd of 70 goats owned by a man uamed Gray of Haines, are to be taken down the Yukon river on ono Of the first boats They will be sold to people in interior Alaska.
 Chas. HOflmcster of Imperial, Nev, recently returned from the Alaska peninsula. where with his party of three they killed r Kodiak brown bears. One of tn" bears measured II feet in length
 The Surf Packing Company at Am. chor.gr will operate this year om- pIoyiug flo clam diggcrs and sey.n runry hands. An estimated com. b.nnd pack of &oooo cases of clams will be put up at the plant in Snug harbor.
 John Edgar of Tacoma has been appointed receiver for the Alaska Fish and Cold Storage Company at Soow bay. Watchmcn have been placed in charge of the property and creditors notified to file their ac. counts.
 The Otis lake summer resort near Anchorage has been rcopcned for the season. There is a dancing pavilion there, and refreshments are served. An auto road leads from the city Co the lake where it is said there are excellent places for swimming. John Haati caught a mountain goat kid Oear Hydcr and started to camp with it. The kid which was about two days old was perfectly contented in his arms but when he placed it on the ground to shift his rifle 1t hopped away with a race horse speed
 The Sitka Sun Publishing and Printing Company will have a linO- type in the near future on which the paper will be set. The paper also will start a small magazine in con ncction. The editor says the ever growing business from the outside and the demand to learn the truth about Alaska will yet force the Sun to print 10000 copies in a couple of years.
 F.. J. White, proprietor of the Douglas Island News and the White | horse Star recently sold the latter paper to group of business men and | citizens. and has returned to Doug | las where he will assume charge of the Douglas Island News, one of the best weekly papers in Alaska. Mir White is a newspaper man of great ability and has been a resident of the territory for many years
 As fine a grade of oil as has been | found anywhere on the American con tinent is the boost given the Fort | Norman oil district, by John Me Donell and Tom Bee. who passed through Juneau recently form the new district on their way to Edmon- ton, where they will record their locations. The men claim the Yukon route is the most feasible one by which to reach the Fort Norman dis. trict from any section.
 John Rudolph, the native who was drowned in Taku inlet near the gla- cier had killed white glacier bear shortly before he met his death. The