ALASKA NOTES
(From our Exchanges.)
Ben Bullard, a Taku inlet rancher,
has purchased a herd of fifteen Hol
stein* and a registered bull, and will
make a specialty of dairy products.
Three hundred and seventy inen
and two hundred and forty women at
tended a dance given by the labor
union at Anchorage recently.
W. E. Kendrick, the well known
Juneau sign painter, was taken seri
ously ill while at work In that city
recently.
Bartley Thane, manager of the Al
aska- Juneau mines, states that 8,700
tons of ore were milled by the company
in 24 hours recently.
Miss Phyliis White, an artist of Fair
banks, was recently wedded at that
place to John Oscar Johnspn, a Tolo
vana mining man.
Tourists to the Fairbanks section
have nearly cleaned out the mer
chants of their stocks of skins and
curios,
A 75-foot ledge has been located on
the Elkutna river about a mile from
the railroad track, that gives values
of from $4 to $25 per ton.
The launch Hustler, Capt. Balder
stron, ran aground in the Kichatna
river and the captain had to return
85 Miles in a rowboat to Sus'tna sta
tion to obte.ni means to flont her.
II. F. And> us, of Yonkers, \’ Y„ who
is interested in the Nizam placer
mu :t, is a < iaitor in Junjt.i, whi le
he is looking over some mining prop
erties.
Forest fires and a high wind called
out all the residents of Brooks, to
fight flames which threatened to de
stroy several mining plants and men
aced the town.
Simpson McKfcinon, recently ap
pointed as a cadet at Annapolis from
Juneau, has left to enter the United
States naval academy preparatory
school at Annapolis.
Southeastern Alaska cannerymen
. report that the cold weather prevail
ing in the spring so delayed the run
of salmon that the catch will he small.
Genuine, old-fashioned thunder
t
storms prevailed for two days recent
ly in the southern Yukon territory.
The Goodno mine near Ketchikan
is shipping ore to the Granby smelter
at Anyox, B. C.
A prospector near Ruby has a pet
moose which he uses to haul wood
with.
Brooks, the Tolovana camp, is all
swelled up over having an ice cream
parlor.
The main street in the new town
of Ncnana will be eighty feet in width.
The Nakat Inlet cannery, In south
eastern Alaska, was totally destroyed
by fire on July 25.
J. E. Busch, special agent of the
general land office, has arrived in An
chorage, and will make that place hts
headquarters.
Llvengood creek to date has pro
duced more than $200,000 and would
have produced more but for the short
age of water prevailing.
Antone Ostrom was recently bound
over to the grand jury at Douglas on
the charge of supplying liquor to an
rndian.
Forest fires in Yukon territory have
done considerable damage and a num
ber of bridges have been burned for
the Dominion.
The editor of the Ketchikan l’ro
grossive-Mlner claims to have received
a present of a quantity of homegrown
strawberries July 12 from a resident
of that town.
Berry growers of Haines and Skag
tvuy have formed an association fot
the purpose of marketing their prod
uct.
Skagway berry raisers shipped 40
crates of the luscious fruit 10 interiot
points one day recently besides sup
plying the local market.
The run of red satmon is reported
to have passed up Kodiak this year
entirely, but the run of humpies is very
large.
M. Khonedes was recently bound
over to the grand jury at Cordova for
selling liquor to Indians.
Matanuska grown strawberries
have appeared in the market at An
chorage.
The Alaska Engineering Commis
sion is building a hospital at the now
railroad of Nenann.
Authority has been granted to the
Juneau postmaster to establish a sub
postoffice in that city.
The Carlisle Packing Co., of Cordo
va is advertising for men and women
to work by the hour in their cannery.
POLITICAL CARDS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Andy Anderson
Republican Candidate.
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
V. A. JULIEN
"LECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
OR ROAD COMMISSIONER.
W. J. ROWE
Republican Candidata.
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
FOR SENATOR.
TOM McGANN
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
OR SENATOR.
MARTIN MORAN
LECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1916.
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ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
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Actual and Raaliatic Scanas.
Daatruction of Plava.
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