Mr. Herbert Tozier received a letter
from a friend in the Nelchina on the
last boat in which he said taht the
country looked good to him, although
there had not been much work done
in the campexcepting on Albert creek,
Everybody in the diggings seems happy
and have faith that the camp will
make good. He stated also that Frank
Whitney, Crit Tolraan and L. F. Shaw
arrived there January 2 in good shape.
William Kaiser and Mr. McFadden
arrived in town yesterday from the
Kenai lake region, bringing several
valuable skins, the result of their
catch thus far this winter. They have
a black for, a silver tip fox and a num
ber of other valuable skins.
A. E. Ferguson, A. F. Selbe and
R. E. Milner, three young men from
the navy, arrived on| the Mari
posa from Vallejo and left today for
the westward on the steamer Dora.
They are going to the wireless stations
at Kodiak, Unalga and Dutch harbor.
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