The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-17
SHORT STORIES ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

! lobby or the Gasuncm hotel at Ju- ncau has been discontinued and mes sogcs cru now br filed only at 0a. radio station
 Walter E Clark. former governor of Alaska, but now publisher of ,hn Charleston. w Va. Daily Mail ..s one of the actiy, palbnarrts ar ran mnnr1 or the late Senator Kno>
 W N Ebnnr formerly mu..u r"stdonr but now or Hollywood CnIl rornia had his hotu" burpIl.d r. gently and money and jewels ,o r.n value of 2@5oo taken.
 Juneau has currnw law under which aII children under K ar. r,. uuirod to be in their homes n 9 D. m. unless accompanied by par.nr. or guardian.
 It is estimated that the pIariu. or d mail boat oo the run from Seward to westward points will add ton 'h.u- and dollars yearly ro the busino- of the Gateway City
 The now town hall to be erected ot ! Mctlokatla, will bc combined with , courtroom and jail A special room has been fitted up for the accommoda. tion of moonshncrs.
 One hundred and thirty-six pupils are enrolled in the Metlakatla schools 1 this year A troop of boy scouts and basketball team has been organ ized from among the schools 1 J. w Billie" Frame has gone into the taxicab business with his brother 1 Grover. at Anchorage. He drove the stage for Gibson on the Richardson road all summer
 Miss Rosie Capet. no relation to the former kings of England, and Bagioli Sylvester, miner of Hyder were mar ried at Hyder recently by [. S Com. missioner Reed.
 The days of '9S were lived over again by the residents of Sitha re- gently when the American Legion stakcd one of the most successful events since the days of Russian oc- cupation
 Olaf Nelson, a widely known old timer of Nome. passed away recently following the occupation of fisherman. He Was of advanced age and leave no relatives so far as has been oscor. tainodod at present
 VI. W Griffith newly appointed IT.. $. marshall for the Second division. arrived at Nome recently and as. tuned the duties of his office. C. \. Adams former clerk of the court has been appointed chief deputy and J. A. Coop. CT has been placed in charge of the Federal jail
 The Alaska Fur Farms, Inc, have !. filed articles with the secretary of the Territory and taken over Patterson 1. island near Ketchikan, stocking it . with twenty pairs of foxes A mum Der of Ketchikan business men com !. prise the company. Henry Hellman and Joe St Ger main have taken out about $9oo in coarst gold from their ground on n" . Noyi the past month or two The | men claim they are not yet in the pay and look for good results the coming 1 year.
 l A movement has been inaugurated . by Gov Scott C Bone to erect a sta tue in honor of William II. Seward, i Secretary of State under President . Johnson. who was instrumental in the i purchase of Alaska and its transfer l tO America.
 Jean Chabotte. 100 years old, died recently in Missoula, Mont, from a fractured skull received in a fall. l Chabotte was a voyageur for the Hud- son Bay Company and later was a 1 pioneers in Alaska. He had resided in Western Montana for many years
 Mrs. Harry Johnston, Channel resident narrowly escaped serious in- jury recently when plank on the platform near her home broke precipi-