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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Of Capitol. Fine white location. $500. Cash,
800 Think Of it. monsslg saas payment Pstr only So
VIRGINIA BUNGALOWS
: rooms. bath. gas, elec:; garage; oak shade
large lot. s',45o. $500 cash. balance
WEST 14ss-w. ANY TINE.
Mount Pleasant.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
tNesr 10th st. and Park ROAD
Sample house. 2oas Rosemont ave-; open
and s rooms. garage. large porches, in
stantaneous water heater, attic.
ANY 0f0Se' g. 3. H. GRuvER.
Owner and Builder Main so.2. "a.
B. n. GRUNER HOMES.
1910 Park road-5 bedrooms. baths. built
in garages. oak noors throughopt; reasonable
terms. Open for inspection till pm For
sale by any broker. Main s0I2. %.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
$l9 750.
Charming New England colonial home of 8
rooms and baths. on lot 6xloo, with blue,
house. House is frame on granite founda-
ton On FIRST floor Is spacious living room,
with large granite fireplace. a most attractive
sun parlor, large dining room. bright kitch-
en- and pantry with sanitary flooring, high
porcelain sink and drainboard. trash chute
TO cellar. second moor mas 4 large Ucutoops,
2 full square tiled baths tone with a shower)
and large dressing room. Deep closets In
each room. Finished maids room with run
ming water in large attic. House has hard
wood floors. hot-water heat with rotary ash
'e"' cLEvELtSD PARk.
500 600.
Tapestry brick bungalow, on lot 50x10O, ,
close to cars. in an attractive location. This
home is individually built of the best ma
terials obtainable, contains good-sized rooms.
bath, shower and 1avatory; oak floors through
ut, red tile roof. high-grade fixtures. Owner
will accept moderate cash payment and make
reasonable terms on balance.
WOODSIDE.
s23, 600.
h Tapestry brick hoase, containing rooms
and complete baths; 2-car garage Stu
ated on attractive grounds, about 2ta acres.
on main highway. This is an individually
built home. about 1 year old. and the price
at which 1T is offered is far below present
cost of reproduction. Owner will accept
moderate cash payment and make reasonable
terms on balance, or will trade for good
farm.
LEE CRANDALL. JR.. & CO.. INC,
1923 New York Ave. Main III.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Beautiful residence near John Eaton School.
on large corner lot containing garage and
small garden. Built in 1915.
Stucco basement contains servants bath.
weil-lighted bedroom, laundry. h.-w.h. system
and Pittsburg heater.
1st door: Large living room with feldstone
freplsce music roorn dining room. pantry,
Kitchen large coat closet and lavatory.
End floor: large bedrooms, baths, library
and large sleeping porch.
ard floor: Finished servants quarters and
attic. =,
House is in excellent condition and can be
purchased at a very reasonable figure at con.
venient terms. For further Information caii
Col SchaufIier. Randall H. Hagner Co.;
Sunday.
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MT. PLEASANT
10 Rooms 2 Baths-Brck Garage
The owner o t ii the hearo oldM
has ust given within
Compile o il a mos appeaun homes
by Is
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-CORNER-S6
No this ism mprt ny SUCH a i nent
carl s n loca
a
PETWORTH-NEAR DECATUR ST.-S785O
annot fn n cion res with this il
is in nspend
10th STREET-$15,OOO
hswidet
of acros i'm
proyemen q
CHEVY CHASE, d. C--S11,5OO
youh
a
ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
West of Lincoln Park.
it, property w
thevry mote fine homebu proper
wi e
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
18th and K SITS. NV. Phone Main 1900
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I. LEO KOLB,
NEAR ST. EL'S-DETACHED.

NEAR ST. GABRIEL'S-DETACHED
CHANGE BUSINESS LOCATION. OWNER
ATTRACTIVE SITUATED JUST SQUARE
HoT-wATER
TRIM. LARGE FRONT PORCH
LAUNDRY CELLAR.
CONDITION POSSES
INSPECT TODAY FOR
1T WILL SURELY SELL QUICKLY
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FINE DOWNTOWN HOME.
S11 900.

This very good property is located within
a few squares OF the main shopping streets
Of the city and close to all the car lines. 1t
has III rooms and baths. electric light,
good lot TO an alley. and Is In excellent repair
This will make a very good ro0ming house.
The present owner gets excellent revenue
from It at the present time. besides having
nice garage renting fof x15 = month. The
house is located the corner Of alley,
arording side light i'll all rooms.
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.
S15,5OO.

An unusual offering In q beautiful detached
colonial type brick dwelling at price that
fs way below anything In the entire section.
This property IL located in a section that is
beyond doubt building faster with hghclass
homes than any other part OF the city and IL
restricted In a manner that would absolutely
prevent any other but detached houses being
erected We do not know Of another brick
house in this entire section that he
bought for les. than so5 900 This house has
Z and tile bath. h.-w.h.. electric light,
hardwood floors, a beautiful side porch. 10x20
feet. q nrepr00f huilt-in garage and lot
b0xl22h to an alley. We will be glad to
show you this property.
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II rooms and bath h.-w.h., elec.
lights; room for garage; wealth
erstripped. Price for immediate
sale, $4,000. Small cash pay
ment Reasonable terms.
5ls !th ST. sw looms rooms and md sterer9Gm
a sale, $500: small s's cash 'epa payment, e immaculate
easily remcdeled % net $50 Per monfa Tsn,;
priced for immediate sale at bargain, $500:
small cash payment; reasonable terms.
NJ. ]. RAINE,
Exclusive Agent,
e34 New York Ave. Main 1851.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. Mr.. \. CAPITOL ST.
Ten rooms. bath: furnace heat; large lot
10 6oRSER 18th ST. BRooKIANp
Eight rooms, bath: ami. This is an oppor-
tun'y to &c ista etsufH sT h2as 5shf Terms
stusco @ '''a1 aoom. bath; a ann; lot sezss.
G.. H. LALEGER.
North 1909.
10th STREET HIGHLANDS.
One of the Most Delightful and
Exclusive Home Sections
in the Northwest.
$4,000.
At this price the home we are offering you
is positively a bargain. If you are seeking
a high-class property, here it is. Detached: +:
OF old English architecture; wide porches,
front and side; ten rooms; two fine bat
with shower and built-in fixtures; open fire.
place; beamed ceiling in dining room; large
reception hall; built-in refrigerator; laundry
and cold storage rooms modern in every de
tail and in excellent condition. Large lot
and garage to match house. Phone US for
inspection and terms.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
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TAKOMA PARK, D. C-$1O5 500, TERMS
leaving 8 attractive
snery
NORTHEASTERN, TERMS
in of Of
andw OF
Htarh ind
t
purchase payments like
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$1325O, TERMS.
%ar p
o aIey. o
PETWORTH-TERMS.
feet nt
Colonial front and double
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$10OOO, TERMS.
and to
Contains T % a and p as
wibn
to be sen o
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-$8OOO TERMS.
sgs. Hot rhe.Co from
is in +
garage. o
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, Inc.
1416 K Street Northwest.
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5000
SD, ,sFID.
EOIR-ANn.A-HAI.E S
S2.5QO EACH.

FOUR-AND-A-H HALF ST. S.W
Brick dwelling with six large and
bath: electricity: two-car brick garage. Prop
erty in excellent condition.
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$3.50.
Snnrrr 80 nVTnr

NORTH CAPITOL ST
Located near filtration plant and Soldiers
Home: six large rooms and bath: hot-wa ter
heat and electricity; reasonable terms.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOs J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.
By virtue OF certain collateral note. dated
June 20, 1923. payable six months after date
default having occurred Hereunder. and 81
the request of tile holder thereof We viii sci
at public auction within our office. 1891 6 NJ
n. W, on TUESDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
or JANUARY, 1924, AT ONE PM, the col
lateral therein. 10 wit: Note for 5000, dated
December -, 1879. made by Burlie NJ 0dum
and Anna NJ Odum, secured on lot b, square
1892 payable in one year, with interest at
per cent. TH0S. j. OWEN & son,
ia1I.12&14 AuctiOnsers.
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Trustees Sale of Three-Story
and Basement Brick Dwell
ing No. 1914 p St. NV,
With Two-Story Brick Car
ACE in Rear.

BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1864. folio 166 ct seq.
of the land records Of the District OF Column
ba and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE SIN
TEESTH DAY or JANUARY. AID. 1924. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, tile following described
lend and premises. situate in the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia. to wit:
Lot lO9 in Thomas and Perry's subdivision
of lots in square 1Sl. per plat recorded
in Liber W: r.. folio 10. Of the records oc
the Office Of The surveyor of the District OF
Columbia improved as above to he sold sub
ject, however, TO a first deed Of trust OF
80, 900, particulars OF which will be
nounced at time of sale.
Terms of sale: Over and above said trust.
cash. A deposit OF $500 required of the
purchaser at the time OF sale. All convey
ancing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial
fees at the cost of the purchaser. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustees
serve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after FIVE days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published In the city or
washington D. c. EDWARD LEWIS,
SELIG c. BREZ.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.

d ST. NV. BETwEEN ist AND 2ni sTs,
10 r. and b. brick; q real bargzin at &e,e90'
lot 20x1oS to alley.
Bergman & Clipper,
Main 6Sl3. Home Life bldg.
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2f3 ST. NV.
Brick dwelling with eight rooms and bath
not and cold water; latrobe heat. Occupied
by colored
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BIG BARGAIN.
TWO-FAMILY. HOUSES.
Inspect at once, sample house,
1926 Potomac ave. Sc. Open,
heated and lighted from 9 am.
to 9 pm.
Let your rent pay for your
house.
These two-family houses con-
tain E rooms, double floor, h.
w.h., elec. light, one-piece sink,
extra deep lots, extra large
porches, front and rear.
Easy Payments, same as rent.
Built, owned and for sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main 5526.
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MCLEAN AVE. S.W.
Two six-roOm brick houses; water and sewer
Suited as homes or investments.
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Immediate Possession.

IHIIIlCUIdCG I TOSSCSSIUII.
1891 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.--A. NJ l. SUIT
able for two families. on lot 201156. with
garage; near car tines. For sale by any
broker or owner. W. G.. IRWIN, S15 Allison
ST NV. Columbia 93c6 21a
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oUT-OF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
CONTINUED,

NEW JERSEY LOT BARGAIN: S. CASH. s.
II onthly buys 20 lots near Atlantic City: price
$3.50. only S. each. VAIL, $50 Broadway
New York 3l'
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4. $4,000,

SITUATED ON 10th ST. NV.
West side near Q. Superb fourstory brick,
containing IS rooms, baths and toilets:
all the appointments nrst class: special elec-
trical fixtures: adequate hot-water heating
plant; lot IL 22.5 IT. front, ITO It,. deep to
an alley; garage for cars. Attractive price.
$4,000.
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Auction Sale of the Entire Stock
of Mems and Boys Suits,
Overcoats, Pants, Trunks,
Suit Cases, Bags, Shoes, Rub
bers, Shot Guns, Musical In
struments, etc.
No. 8O7 u Street Northwest

on MONDAY. JANUARY FOURTEENTH
1924. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. AND con
TINTING EACH DAY UNTIL STOCK is
DISPOSED OF, We will sell AT the above ad-
dress for the owner vino is retiring from
business. the entire stock Of new and season
able Mems and Boys Clothing, Suits. Over
coats. Separate Pants. Trunks Leather Snit
Cases and Bags, Shoes, Shot Guns. Musical
Instruments. etc.
rnrr InSI
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLINGS.
Nos. 1903, 14o5 AND 1907 MoNTELL0
Avenue ToRTHEIAsT,; MORT It,sT,ox ALSO Is c0AL.
NoRTHEAsT, IMPROVED By FRAME
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia passed In equity
cause No. 41451. the undersigned trustee
respective resp premises, on TUESDAY. JANUARY
| TWENTY SECOND, 1924. COMMENCING AT
real estate, situate in the city of Washington.
District Of Columbia, to wit: Lots =, % and
20 in John Z. Beall and others subdivision In
block s, In Trinidad, as per plat recorded in
County Book Z at page 81 in the office Of the
surveyor for the district of Columbia, said
sns ns s'sRaed g sad % fer in 1885, e.
improved by frame dwellings Nos. 1903. 14oS
and 149, ,,MgbfhTEI,S MPntfl9 aLs 9;a, 9T;a,EREAFrER
ABOUT 4:30 PM.
Parts of the tracts Of land called Fife En-
larged' and "Bealfs Adventure described n3es
at a stone located on the south side OF sherlm
road at the intersection of the east line OF
the right OF way of the old Southern Maryland
Railroad Co, thence along the south line of
sheriff road south 81 degrees l3 minutes.
east 7s feet to stone; 1.-THE thence &c south ,,n 4si IL
old Southern Maryland railroad, thence run
ming northerly with an arc Of circle having 1 M
feet TO point OF beginning. containing in all
81, 5000 square feet, partially improved by
two-story frame store ana dweiilhg located
at the intersection of Minnesota ave. ard
Sheriff road northeast
Lot 20. improved by No. 1407 MontelIo ave.
ne is sold subject to q deed of trust OF
81. .4ss.75. Particulars at sale.
Iots 2T and IS. improved by premises Nos
1908 and 1405 Montello ave. ne, and the
Minnesota ave. and Sheriff road property are
sold subject TO building association trust
Of SO $500 Particulars at sale.
Terms of sale: A deposit Of $500 on each
marcel sold required at time of sale. All con-
yeyancing, recording, revenue stamps and no
tarial fees at the cost Of the purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within
| trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defauiting
purchaser after five days. advertisement of
such resale In some newspaper published in
the city of Washington, ID. G..
GEO. v. TRIPLETT. JR., Trustee,
iaI0-d&ds.exSu Insurance bkg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSES.
fnued.
N. l. SANSBURY CO. Inc,
1418 Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oO3-45.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
fee
sleeping
home
MT PLEASANT.
st.
| light hard
fors lpoches
10 al esa
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
MASS. AVE. NV.
pRE s1soo this prominent 1T h' M %
Tie tain unusually igerou
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
bath nmaceheat
lot Net tdep,Y Yu cant & a
PETWORTH
semi
al
n fine ondidn and owHroc will al
N L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.
1913 Eye Street NV Phones Main 59O3-45
WARRINGTON BOARD
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$500
New bungalow
sleeping porch;
lot; shade trees;
Improved stucco;
30 min. ny 14th
low cash payment
| 0Q7 18th ut. NV.
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SOUTHEAST.
IS 500
FOR SALE Or RENT HOUSES.

1851 NEAL ST. N.E.-s r. AND b.. colonial
brick; elec. light; double brick garage: snap
on your own terms: trade or rent cheap.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 45p7. 1923 st.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

FVh SALE-dOUSES.
Continued.
HILL, Inc,
Street NV.
N REAL ESTATE BOARD.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND
BANCROFT ST.
$4,000.
This beautiful modern home is located IN
one OF the incest sections of the city, west OF
Coma ave. 1t is In perfect condition and
worth the price. The first noer has drawing
room room, reception hall. dining room; pantry and
ter's bedrooms. sitting room and 2 baths and
bedrooms and bath ON the third noor
1t has ell modern conveniences and the owner
will give immediate possession.
NEAR 9th AND G. STS. NV
$1,000.
A good two-story brick dwelling with a
deep lot TO a 39ft paved alley. and located
In the hrst commercial zone. making IL avail
able for business purposes There are
rooms and bath, and the house itself Is of
good. selid construction and In very good con.
dltloa. We believe this to be an excellent
opportunity to get . good home or an invest
ment at an extremely low price.
10Th ST. NEAR K.
$4,000.
This nrst-elass home is nicely situated on
this prominent street, surrounded by homes
Of the better class. 1t is well built. three
story brick with 10 rooms and baths h..
that should appeal TO the home seeker This
house Is especially well constructed and ar
square. Immediate possession can be given.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & co,
-IncorporatedA
738 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
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8 large rooms. glasssd-in
colonial front porch; large
hot-water. heat; tile bath; /;
strictly white community
st. car; all improvements; ;
and terms. CORY 4 CORY,
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27
Al Guinan Advocates
 Road From Ruby to
 Open Up Kuskokwim

Al Guinan, who left here few weeks ago for the Outsides while in Anchor age accorded the Daily Alaskan of'that city an interview on matters pertain ing to the Kuskokwim, from which the following is extracted:
 MT. Guinan said that the Kusko- kwim mining region is big country, with immense deposits of low grade gravel, which cannot be successfully worked on-a big scale on account of the high cost of transportat tion. What is needed, in the opinion of Mr. Guinau,, to make this one of the finest mining sections of the Territory, is a good wagon road from Ruby to Tokotna and McGrath, connecting transportation with the Yukon and Kuskokwim. This would not oaly be Tremendous help to the prospectors and operators. but would also open up fine section of country for tourists, as we'll as give men with capital who are interested in mining chance to see the resources of this great mining country.
 "At present it costs S130 ton for freight from Seattle to the ground where thedredges are operating. The building of this road from Ruby to To- kotna and McGrath would also be & great benefit to the Alaska Railroad, said MT. Guinan. The railroad steam CTS from Nenana to Holy Cross now stop at Ruby en route, and with the wagon road built into the sKuskokwim region it would mean added freight and passengers along she Alaska Railroad and the, river boats..n
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27
Paul Heinrich Has
 Funny Experience
 With a Brown Bear

Paul Heinrich, who arrived Tuesday from Ophir, had what he calls a funny experience" with brown bear, which happened in the latter part of August. half way between Cripple creek and Cripple town.
 While walking along the hillside trail between the points mentioned, with 40-pound pack on his back and without gun, he suddenly espied Mir. Brownie, about twenty feet below him, with eyes glaring upward. The bear lost no time in getting up hill, and far less time in getting his worries over one of Paul's knees, which the bear held for some seconds with a viselike grip. It was while in this posture that the eyes of the bear became fixed on the eyes of Paul. This gazing of man and bear continued for some seconds. Then came gradual easing up on Mir. Hein- rich's knees, until finally the beast re- linquished his hold entirely, gave a studied parting look. and then wended his way to other parts.
 Whether Mir. Heinrich possesses hYp- notic powers over animals is not known, but he apparently cast some sort of spell over this creature He says the scene would have made a fine moving picture film; he, however has DO de- sire to again play 6 part in such 8 scene.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27
A Word to Times Readers.

The Kusko Times is not strong on apologies especially when through no fault of it's own, but it feels thaS a word of explanation is due its readers.
 For some weeks past The Times has not been receiving it's regular compile ment of telegraphic matter, the lack of which compels the present temporary ensmallment.
 The reason for this halt in service is not known. notwithstanding the fact that for weeks The Times has been endeavoring to locate the cause.
 No one regrets this matter more than the publisher, and about all that can be said at the present time is that there are indications that the situation will be remedied within the next few days.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

J. E. Fullerton, who has @ fve-year lease on the DeCourcey quicksilver mine. about l6 miles from the mouth of Crooked. has had three men working on the property. They took out about 75 or.80 tons of ore, which goes about one flask to the ton. Only about four tons were retorted, however. owing to the furnace breaking down, causing too much leakage. Much material ar rived on one of the last boats to re- habilitate the plant.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27
o. J. Nitric and Mar
 garet Thomas Welded

One of the most romantic marriages in Alaska for years was that of Miss Margaret Thomas of Fairbanks, and Olus J. Nitric, assistant biologist of the bureau of biological survey, the nup- tlals of which were solemnized in the little Episcopal church at Anvik on August l0, at the romantic hour of 3:3O a. m., Miss Thompson having arrived from Fairbanks only few minutes previously. Seventeen friends of the bride and groom were present on the occasion. After the ceremony the newlY-wedded couple departed for Nu- lato, where they awaited Sam Dubin with his rtver boat to take them to ~Wiseman, at the head of the Koyukuk, where Mir. Marie will make a study of the caribou in that section. About Christmas or New Year, with a team of eight wolf dogs, they will proceed across country to Fairbanks, and will later continue their honeymoon trip to Washington, D. C., where Mir. Nitric will snbmit report of his biological work for the past several months.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

MT. and Mrs. D. Khrenoff, the new school teachers for Sleitmute, and child Jimmie, arrived at that place Sept. g. They have had lots of experience with both missionary and school work among the natives, both in Siberia and Russian China. They come highly rec commended. and look forward with pleasure to their work on the Kusko- kwim.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

Captain L. B. Walbrdge, in oharge of important mining operations in the lower Kuskokwim section, just prior to his departure from Bethel for the Out side, few days ago, stated that in al probability his company would ingtall a dredge on Bear creek next year, owing to the favorable results of this years development work
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27
' HAVANA HIT
 BY BIG FIRE
One-half of Town Wiped ]. Out; Loss Is Between $7O,OOO and $SO, ,OOO.
Fairbanks News-Miner, Sept. 25.

Fairbanks News Miner, Sept. 25.
 Yesterday morning at II o'clock fire wiped out'half Of the sownsof Taaana. E The fireBCarted in the kitchen of.tne Grand Hotel, 8 two-story building ad- joining the store of the Panama Com mercial Company-the Yachon com- pany.
 2 The buildings which went up in smoke were the Ed Wy Lee restaurant the Grand Eotel. owned. by Mrs and Mrs. Martin Peterson: Y the Panama Commercial CompanY's store, the Rod man building, and tive log cabins ad- joining.
 There was a strong wind blowing down river, making it, impossible to save oanything. Practically all the buildings and their contents were 6 total loss.
 Roughly estimated, the4loss of prop erty was S70, 600 to s80. GOO.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

The Rodebaugh commercial plane arrived at McGrath last Thursday from Fairbanks, bringing as passenger on it's initial trip Tom McI<innon. we'll known mining man. On it's return to Fairbanks the plane carried Leo Rod rigue who is headed for his home in San Francisco, where he will spend the winter.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

The potato crop in the lower Kusko- kwim is much the same as it is in this section. probably half of what It was last year, due to the severe frost of August 14 and the extremely wet weather conditions following that date.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

Waechter Bros. according to recent word from Bethel, had prepared to kill 1000 reindeer to ship Outside, eight men having been employed. Owing to the lack of cold storage ia cilities, however, only $50 were butch cred and shipped out. The firm. it is said, will put up cold storage plant at or near Bethel this winter and butcher 2,500 head during the winter.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

Tom McKinnon, we'll known mining man, who came from Fairbanks to Me Grath in the Rodebaugh plane, arrived here Fridayan left Saturday for the l. D. camp. Canes creek.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

A barge belonging to Waechter Bros., which was being brought around from St. Michael to Bethel, was wrecked of Cape Romsnon in the early part of August.
The Kusko times., 1924-09-27

A 94-pound son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Loomis. on Sunday last. Mrs. John Rieck and Miss Grace Anderson were on hand to greet the little stranger. Mother and son are doing finely.