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Seward, Alaska, Octobir 4, 1913
Tampers With Truth
A Valdez paper imposes upon the
credulity of its readers by publishing
tlie following account of the Matanus
ka gold strike, sent byoneBlix, a road
house keeper at Copper Center:
“Copper Center, Sept. 23—A reliable
Indian arrived here from the head of
Tazlina river a couple of days ago.
He reports that there are fourteen
white men and one woman there and
that they are taking out t4ie gold by
the handful. The Indian states that
the diggings are about one hundred
miles from here. Every person in
this district nas stampeded to the new
camp."
RING WALD BLIX.
Uncle Joe Irwin is in town from the
Houston Dredging company’s property
at mile 2b. He comes to meet the
Houston party, which is coming on the
Mariposa.
Deputy T. S'. Marshal Moore, of
Ungii, has tiled suit in divorce against
his wife. Josephine Moore.
—
Mrs. E. Ayres is in town from the
Skeen-Lechner Mining company's j
property on Falls creek.
Jim Brennan came in last night from
the Kenai-Alaska Gold company's prop
erty on Falls creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Silverman are in
from the Skeen-Lechner property on
Falls creek.
Bert Mlridith, with the Kenai-1
Alaska Gold company, came to town
last night.
Miss Gertrude Wybrant, a former
resident of Seward, is teaching school j
at Ellamar.
Bob Beach, of the forestry service,
came in from Lake Kenai last night.
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