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ALASKA NEWS
\ .li ning ha.' issu«*«i at t «>i
dova that the booze peddled there con
j tain> death. The presence of bi-ehlo, *
ide of mercury in dangerous quanti
ties was recently found in several b *
ties.
lames McKanna, who has been
ranching for several yea»> at hug
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Ir-'.ln of th u uf » ippcn smi b iir jhipi>r s all OVt*r North «
\ • .. •. .>in ml—ftrmmti of foots publishod »n J
• * -*hi*br:t tsbttuirr*' nt I thin chan ‘.-rof accuracy and reliability ,
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oilers to the Trappers of Alaska, highest Cash prices for
their Furs.
The Method of purchase is as follows:
Ship your fur in by express or parcel post it same amount
to sloth or o’ er. \V© will wire our best offer, which if un
satisfactory we will either return your fur or ship to an\
other point designated, all charges prepaid.
Comparison of our prices with outside figures will
Drove that we pay more and you get your money from
three to live weeks earlier.
References; Any Rank in Alaska, Dexter-Hor
':.n National Rank of Seattle. National Bank of Tacoma.
Tacoma, W ash.
Make ns a trial shipment. W K GUARANTEE SATIS
FACTION.
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river, nen Juneau, died recently in
Poithird, following an attack of to*
influenza. With his wife and children
Mr. M< Ivanna was on his way to Ala
bama to spend the holidays with iv
latives.
Charles Barthoff and associates
have concluded the purchase of i
three stamp quartz mill for the* Inde
pendence Mining Company, on Willow
Creek, Anchorage district.
The Cordova Herald has added two
gas engines and a Delco plant so as
to be prepared when tin* electric pow
or goes on the blink.
Doctors Blithe and Daggett, den
tist'! of Cordova, have dissolved part
nership. the former having gone to
the states.
The hod; of Mrs Amalong. of Ru
by, has beei recovered from the wreck
Princess So )hia.
During the flue quarantine at Cor
dova. pool rooms were only allowed to
play each alternate table and not mov
than two persons wen* permitted to
pi.'**' at a table at one time.
The Juneau schools opened on Jan
nary fith. the influenza having disap
peared.
Samuel Fowler, 4.”. years of age,
unplovod hv th** Alaska Copper Cor
poration at Strelna, was killed the
>th.‘r day at the mine by a shot gome
'tff to soon.
Ole Jaconseb. outside man for the
\storia Canning Company, stationed
it Juneau to purchase fish, died last
Why bo sc iasfied v/idi tb ? wear you
get f.'or:: cetcnory boots
when you A'. o j f.*ot.i “Hi-rVeis?'
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Th! i, 1: » iJj c!An, but a pairai bv i.:!ncrj,
i.ir::'. a 1 con i f.*c;a Al... a to
Mexic . • JTi-Pr '* i; i A- by* a n; ./ c 1 l etter
method—• a icji tweari i* . . - •
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same hind that f'oij in’ > ^-oodrij!i AuCj i uva. ifcere
seems to bj no wear-out t > . . A d tv 2 brv.1::
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Can't La!; or co/re cpnr*;—nr.d
it’s wonderfully comforta’ L.
When next you • i* the t *' l t ; the
Shupao in *c. The
Hip i 5 best fer th ’ ;cc \ and the
are many other i ll LAck f 'f the
footwear with the Ked J.ine ’ lound t
the Top—that’s >,T 1:»T Vcssd’ .
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: week at Juneau of the flu.
The Anchorage Times says that tlu
Hold Bullion Mining Company, opei
ating a rich gold quartz mine in tit (
Williow Creek District, earned $87 -
i (>2.*>.12 over and above cost of mining
%
and incidental expenses during tit »
mining season of 1918.
Vernon Olson, fisherman at Cor
dova, hanged himself in his room re
cently. Olson had a hallucination that
he was being shadowed.
Phil Abrahams is now the active1
.secretary of the Skagway Chamber of
Commerce.
The Julian mine near Juneau, will
reopen about February 1st with 7'*
men which force will be increased to ?
200 within a few weeks. Belgian cap
ital own the property.
Ten thousand dollars was recent! >
paid James Swanson and James Sher
rard for interest in a lay on 16 above,
Jule bench, Tolovana district.
All accumulated copper ore has
been cleared up at Cordova and the
steamers are now taking shipments as
they arrive from the mines. It is ?s- '
! timatod that 11,000 tons were piled in
j the yards waiting for shipment.
Capt. Charles E. Brinkley, associate •
od with Sid Barrington on the Stikire,
i was recently married in the states t«>
Mrs. Peggy Brown, formerly of Wran
I gell. The Captain and his wife will re*
j turn to Alaska in the spring when 1
1 navigation opens on the Stikine river.
Pool halls, cigar stores and soP
drink places close at midnight in Ket-1
chikan.
Or. William Pallister, a well-known
phvsican of Juneau who recently en
tered the service of Uncle Sam, is
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now at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, en
gaged in facial reconstruction and
plastid surgery work.
The Tanana lodge of Masons recent
j ly installed the following officers:
Worshipful Master- Robert Bloom.
Senior Warden- Andrew Nerland.
Junior Warden- Cecil H. Clegg.
Treasurer- Guy B. Erwin.
Secretary- Robert L. Laverv
Senior Steward- Ed O’Brien.
Junior Steward- Fred Lewis.
Chaplain- Rev. H. H. Lumpkin.
Tyler - Dan Jones.
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