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5c ward, Alaska, September 12, 1013
firs. Westman Not (lullty.
Seattle, Sept. 12. — Mrs. \\ estman,
on trial for the murder of her husband,
was declared not guilty. I he trial
judge instructed the jury to so find. A
crowd of spectators applauded the ver
dict. ...
Inventor Edison 111.
West Orange, N. •!., Sept. 12.
Thomas A. Edison, the great inventor,
is ill and unable to leave ins apart
ments.
Ireland Reaches 75.
Sr. Paul, Sept. 12.—Archbishop Ire
land, the noted Catholic prelate, yes
ieiday celebrated hi> seventy-fifth
birthday. _
To build a narrow gauge railway
from Port Wells or Portage bay, to the
Matamiska, is the paper plan of a
group of ^ aldez citizens, headed by a
young limb of the law named Geraghty.
The proposed road is probably another
Valdez bubble. Sixteen distinct com
panies have been organized to build
railways from the glacier town to the j
interior. They reached no further
than the paper stage. ^
The steamer Dora, on it's last trip,
made a landing at Company harbor,
Sannak island, for the tirst time in
many years. V- hen the Dora was
owned and operated by the A. C.
Company, it called therefrom twelve j
to fifteen times a year.
The P'd tie-A merit an Kish Com-;
pany u t celling ham, Wash., which !
has a big cannery at King cove, has
completed its pack and reports a very j
?*atisfactory season.
Andrew Orusvold of Sand Point, .
who bought the steamer Yu non wreck,
is busily engaged in salving anything
of value that can be gotten from the
direlict.___
Representative Tom GatYney believes
that if white men are assisted in the ;
raising of reindeer they will help to J
solve all the food question for them-j
selves, and will greatly help thede-j
velopraent of the country and make j
easier the way of the prospector.
Kvinrude motors#*5, at J. L* Graef s.;
Change in bill of fare every day of the week j
lit the Commerce Cafe. __
NOTICE.
The Board of Equalization will meet:
at the town hall on the afternoon of j
Tuesday, September !>, between thej
hours of - and 4 p. in., and each after
noon thereafter up to and Including
Saturday afternoon. September 1.1.
4t3 ' Frank J. Cotter, Clerk.
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