ALASKA NOTES
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(From our Exchanges.)
Mrs. Charles Martin of Seward, has
succeeded W. W. Stoddard as assis
tant postmaster at that place.
The Treadwell Gun Club has made
application for admission to the AJa
tional Hifle association of America.
Tony Marovich, a miner of Kuby,
has been declared insane by a jury
in the Commissioner's court there.
T. 1). Pautullo, a former Yukon man,
has been slated for minister of Public
Works of British Columbia.
On the Italy Association claim on
Liven good creek, a pay streak has
been discovered at a depth of 95 ft.
August Hess and Violet Harrah
were recently married at Fairbanks.
Air. Hess is a well known quartz op
erator on Fairbanks creek.
Reports have been received at Ruby
that the Lone Alountain country pros
pects are good and a stampede has
taken place there.
The Grafter mine, copper, near
Whitehorse, recently made a shipment
of 328 tons of ore to the Tacoma
smelter valued at $12,364.
J. C. Hendee, an employe of the
Alaska Gastineau Company, has been
appointed postmaster at Thane to
succeed Aliss Campbell, resigned.
John Peterson and Fred Anderson,
of Juneau, were sentenced to serve
three months each in the federal jaiil
for giving liquor to natives.
A Cordova citizen is inaugurating a
fishing company which will engage in
in the different kinds of fishing in
season and thus operate the year
around.
Jack Talbot, a member of the wire
drag survey last summer, has taken
a position of assistant in the office of
the Northland Hock at Ketchikan.
Dave Martin, a pioneer of Juneau,
who first came to Alaska in 1869, died
there last week, and was buried by
the Juneau Pioneers. Ho was 63
years of age.
In a forty foot boat with eleven foot
beam, which they built by their own
labor, George anil Harry Fisk, of
Eugene, Oregon, have started on a
trip to Alaska.
Assistant District Attorney Heed
Heilig and Mrs. Lillian Martin were
married at Fairbanks. Mrs. Heilig is
the former wife of Fred Martin, now
at Anchorage.
Automobiles have become so num
erous in Juneau that the Union Iron
Works of that city has been compelled
to build a large addition to their gar
age and machine shop.
The radio station at Fairbanks had
a narrow escape from destruction by
lire a short lime ago. The porch roof
caught fire and had made consider
able progress when discovered.
Cleveland it Howell, operating on
Woodchopper creek, are reported to
have cleaned up $40,000 at their No. 1
plant and $28,000 at the No. 2 plant.
Mr. Cleveland states that he expects
to take out a million dollars within
two years time.
Inquiry has been made by his brother
for Earl J. Orr, formerly an employe
of the Alaskan Engineering commis
sion, who is wanted to settle an estate
Orr worked for the commission at the
steamshovel up to a short time ago.
He is requested to call at room No. 7
ini the U. S. railroad headquarters
building for information.
Andrew Christensen, head of the
newly created land and labor depart
ment of the Engineering Commission,
accompanied by John 1*. Walker, chief
of the field division of the Juneau
land office, were through passengers
for Anchorage on the Alaska recently.
The fishing schooner Volante, aban
doned last .January, has been picked
up off Banks Island by the fishing
boat Anita and towed into Prince Hu
pert.
Jack Harding of Juneau, was found
in tin intoxicated condition in an In
dian village beating up one of the
native women, and was locked up by
the police.
It is reported that a good paystreak
has been discovered on the Doctor
bench claim in the Chatanika Flats
by John Webster and J. H. O’Connor.
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