The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-03

along the line of the government rail way recently.
 A small stampede is on in the Liv engood district pay being struck ot Myrtle creek
 Two trappers are lost in the hills near Rampant House and searching parties are looking for them.
 The Van Glider building at Seward is being remodeled into a hotel, and will have AZ rooms with steam heat and baths
 Mrs Bessie Bradenthaler and C n Pickle were married at etchikar IaKst week Mir Pickle is an em ploye of the postoffice in that city.
 Maud B. Bishop. until recently pro prietress of the Star rooming house and John l.. Swanson. a popular min CT, were united in marriage at Hyder recently.
 Edwin F. Elliott of Ketchikan was recently married to Miss Inabelle Hawk. a former teacher in the public schools of that city. The ceremony was performed at Boise Idaho
 According to reports from the Tolo, vana district sluicing is in progress. The recent rains were sufficiently heavy to furnish the necessary water and work is being prosecuted vigor- ously.
 Irene Perino, the Juneau woman who was declared insane, operated on later at the hospital and released on n writ of habeas corpus as sane, was again taken in custody last week and committed to Morningside.
 A brown bear broke into the meat house at the Seven mile tram camp at Hyder and got away with 100 pounds of fresh pork. There was no gun in camp and the crew could not drive him away.
 The Alaska engineering commission operating a diamond drill al Coal creek in the ChickaloOn field, cut through a three-foot coal vein recently and a seveu-foot vein last week. The seven foot veing was struck at 800 feet.
 I. l.. Kimbal died in Anchorage after a protracted nervous illness. He was born in Osceola. Pa. 5l years ago. and had been resident of Alas ka for twenty years. He went to An chorage when the city first started.
 Mrs Leo Mccormack, an old time resident of Wrangell was instantly killed in an auto accident in the states recently when the machine failed to negotiate a curve and struck an elm tree so hard that the crank was completely imbedded, ..s.,
 David G. Harner son of Mr. and Mrs D. l. Haper. who formerly lived on Bold Island near Ketchikan, died l. recently at Boise Idaho. He was a member of the American Legion. un- der who's auspices the funeral was had.
 herd of 54 female reindeer have T, een landed on Kodiak island where . ther will he used in training natives as her masters. The herd was driven from Port Haven to the Pacific side at Chignik and from there taken to Kodiak by the Unalga. The herd be- longs to the government and was se' cured by Supt Arthur II. Miller. , Manuel Vera and Antone Quantera' two Mexicans, smashed the heavy ,,ate glass show window of Thatcher z. Collins store at Ketchikah' Steal- iDr rifles. pistols and other stock to The value of S325 to $a5O. The men took the guns and revolvers and h'" them in the sewer pipe piled on the citv dock. Several pairs of fine heio gI9sscs were also stolen.
 Joseph A Labner, inner II" ''' Willow creek district, was killed m fine Talkeetna mine recently Lauo' rer and a man named McClinton were returning from examining the ore II, inc Talkeetna when rock estimated