ALASKA
NOTES
(From our Exchanges.)
Chief Shakes, last of the ,Thllnget
royal family, died recently at Wran
gell ill the uge of a hunt sevi nty years.
The citizens of Woodchopper in the
Hot Springs district, have petitioned
Judge Hunnoll for permission to name
their town Buckeye.
James Hamil, with a crew of eight
men, is testing the ground on Masto
don creek with a view to starting up
a dredge there.
Two bullets were removed from the
leg of Clyde Field, a telegraph oper
ator who was shot recently by his
wife at Salcha.
Automobile owners of Juneau have
asked the Dispatch to make a kick
against people Blowing broken Dot -
ties on the streets.
The total receipts from all sources
by the city of Juneau last year was
$125,033.00 and its expenditures were
$118,072.49.
The Skagway Alaskan states that
Ihe malicious destruction of personal
property by playful boys has become
intolerable.
Peter Olson, a fisherman on the
halibut boat Chicago, was washed
overboard recently and drowned. The
IkhIy was recovered.
Petersburg has a postal savings
bank. The first day's business ag
gregated $225, and business since that
date has been nil.
J. H. King, S. P. Raymond and J.
S. Morgan drew Ihe two year term as
councilman at the first meeting of the
new Juneau city council.
The Copper River Packing Company
has filed a certificate for an increase
of its capital stock "from $25,000 to
$50,000. it operates at Cordova.
Frank Manley and M. J. Ives are
on their way to the Stewart ri\' r
country, where they have options on
large tracts of ground on Duncan
creek.
Pedro S. A6ero, a Filipino, and
James Kabnnoff, a Russian, indigents
suffering from injuries, were sent to
ihe outside by Judge Bunnell, of Fair
banks.
Four hundred men are reported to
be in the Koyukuk district. Nolan
Creek and Hammond river have been
the scene of most of the winter's
work.
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Judge C. K. Ilunnell of Fairbanks,!
has received advices that the gover
nor's office has set aside a sum of
money for the care of indlgents of
the Fourth division. The fund for
this purpose at Fairbanks has be n
exhausted for several weeks.
TJie Alaska Anthracite railroad h i
been incorporated by .lames A. Camp
bell, Clias. D. Davis and others, to
build a line of road from near Kataila
to the Bering river coal Holds. Geo.
W. Nelson has taken the contract for
constructing the road which is aim
ed to develop the coal mines patented
recently to the Alaska Petroleum A
Coal Co., in which T. S. Lippy, John
Sehram and other Seattle capitalists
are interested.
Workmen and equipment, with ne
cessary supplies, have already been j
shipped north and it is announced '
that tlie road will be completed in
October and coal shipped from claims
the coming winter. Railway A Mur
ine News.
Dawson.—John Hudson, while work
ing on tin' tailing pile at the edge
of the pond where tin Canadian Klon
iike Company’s dredge No. 2 was op
erating, was buried by a hundred
tons of gravel which slid down unex
pectedly. The body of the unfortun- !
ate man has not yet been found. It !
iis believed to he under .the water and
about 30 feet of gravel. Hudson is an
old I inter of the country and is sur
vived by a wife and a two year old
daughter. The family lives on Boar
creek.
A returning resident of Ketchikan
from tin states says that, a company !
was recently organized in Tacoma,
with W. It, Rust, former president i
of the Tacoma Smelting Company, as1
its president; L. L< vensalcr, manager,
and G. ftitnean as secretary for the
purpose ol exploring the different ;
mining prospects throughout .Alaska.
The new company is reported as hnv
ing plenty of capital with which to
prosecute the work. It is the in- !
lention of Hie company to bond and
develop several prospects this coming
season. Ketchikan Minor.
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For first class wet-k and prompt i! 'I
cry phone Main 151 and the I’ up'.
I.anndry will semi and get your laundry
W. .1 WILLIAMSON, Prop.
Chickens. 5<ic per pound; eggs "5c pi r
dozen. George Prosser, plume 5.
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Auction Sate
of 200 Lots
At Seward, Alaska
JULY 25th, 1916
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Selected from all parts of town=
site and includes both residence
and business sites.
1TRIUIQ- 10% cash, 10% in 30
| CniVlOi days and balance in
one, two, three and four years at
seven percent
Address FRANK L. BALLAINE,
Seward, Alaska I
When Ordering
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PARAMOUNT FEATURES.
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Victoria leaving Nome July II and Aug 7 1
Will call at Seward, Valdez, Cordova;
Steamer will also visit Columbia Glacier.
At Cordova steamer will remain long enough |
to allow excursionists time to make a special |
trip out over the railroad to fliles Glacier, I'roiy |
Cordova the Steamer will return direct by the I
outside route to Seattle.
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