The Cordova daily times., 1921-11-19
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season and from this cultivated area there was harvested a total of 2,2O0 tons of farm products with an approXi, mate average value of $l0o per ton, or $22O,0 ,000 The products included 3.5l5 bushels of wheat thrcshed; r. 27O bushels of barley, thrcshed; 395 tons of potatoes; 500 tons of vegetables and large quantity of hay There were in the valley. in addition to other live stock. I55 hogs. of which number l35 were sired by the thoroughbred boar imported from Iowa by the Gov crnmont Experiment farm.
 Major F.. R. Mcfarland has rented the Nelson residence and he and Mrs. . Mcfarland will go into residence there shortly
 A mining partnership, to be known as Vrrnctt Mussus X Marie, has been formed in mining operations on an cX- tonsiyc scale this winter on the Victor group, on Vault creek.
 Mayor C. Harry Woodward has been appointed honorary city chairman of the National Budget Committee and is already on the job figuring out how Uncle sam can save money in Alaska. .
 Court proceedings involving the Shaw house property, have been con tinucd to a later date this month
 R. A. Smith pioneer resident of Cleary creek, is a visitor in town and . reports that claim owners in his local . ity are marking time pending a re duCtion in the cost of supplies. A number of mining men are engaged in . hauling wood at present and making other preparations for the resumption of operations, in the belief that the completion of the Government railroad . will enable them to buy grub and other supplies at a reasonable price.
 Edby Davis has succeeded to the . place in the x. C. power plant made vacant hy the appointment of Ben Thompson to a position on the staff of Marshal Stevens.
 Deputy Marshal James Hagan and Deputy Marshal Billy Butler. who ar rived in town from Ncnaua, took tn" oath of allegiance To Marshal Stevens in district court.
 Pat O'Couuor is recent arrival in town from Ncuana.
 A. L. Carpenter sourdough plan ist who returned To Fairbanks recent Ky from the coast, has joined the Fair banks orchestra.
 Deputy Marshal Chester Spencer, who arrived from the outside several days ago, is paying a visit to Jason Buzby, at the government experiment, al station.
 Charles Linn. well known mining man. left for Wilbur creek today and will do some prospecting in that To- Cality.
 There was a report in circulation here to the effect that former United States Marshal l.. r Erwin had sue cumbed tu an operation in Seattle. Photographic inquiry revealed ,hc fact that the "jedge" is at present in Ketch ikan anl in good health.
 MT and Mrs Carl Branstetter. of Salcha. arrived in town to aurchasc their winter supplies They have con siderable low grade placer ground in the Salcha district upon which they hope to realize substantial returns as soon as mining operations become pos sible
 The wood famine was relieved by the arrival of nine cars of wood on the Gilmore train Residents are eagerly awaiting the arrival of coal from Ne mana.
 MT and Mrs. Ole Iverson have re- turned to the Tolovana after a brief visit in town.
 C. N. Creamer, who recently under went a severe operation at the local hospital, has recovered sufficiently to return to his home. All the other pa tients at the hospital are said to be