DEXTH H WOMAN
DUE TO ALCOHOLISM
“The examinations and tests tor
poisoning, made at the Alaska Col
lege laboratory, of the stomach of
the woman recently found dead at
Kenai, all point to acute alcoholic
poisoning as being the cause of
death”, reports Dr. J. H. Romig, in
the Anchorage Times, who went to
Fairbanks to make the tests.
'There were no signs of any other
poisons present in the stomach,”
he stated.
The woman was found dead in a
cabin in Kenai after an all night
drinking bout, some time ago. At
the coroner’s inquest there was
some doubt as to whether or not
the woman had been poisoned- As
the bodies of two other persons
were to be brought to Anchorage
for an autopsy, the officials decid
ed to bring the body of the woman
also. This completes the examina
tions and all three victims were
found to have met death through
other causes than violence.
CREEK FREIGHT
HANDLED BY 'CUT'
Homer W. Jewell, game warden
who returned to Anchorage from
Talkeetna, reported to the
Times, that employees of Peters
Creek Placer Co., were successful
in freighting their outfit into the
mining country. The first trip
with the caterpillar from Talkeet
na to the Cache Creek coun
try was made with four tons of
freight. The next trip after the
trail was broken, 10 tons were car
ried
The cat was rigged up with ex
tra long treads to care for the loss
of traction in snow and it was
thought that it would haul 15 tons
at a trip with this equipment.
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The machine used on the ground
will be something new in mining
in this country. They are rigging
1 up a steam sliovel with a drag line
and a Page bucket. This equip
ment is supposed to move l.OOU
yards of dirt in a nine-hour shift.
VALDEZ DERBY
Pilot Harold Giilam brought
i word from the Copper River val
| ley that there will be from 12 to
15 teams in the Valdez dog derby,
which will be the main event of
the Valdez winter carnival, which
will be held the latter part of
March, the exact date to be fixed
later, says the Valdez News Miner.
FUR SCARCE
Game and l'ur wardens of the
Anchorage district, Homer W,
Jewell and George B. Nelson, re
i turned to Anchorage after a week’s
| trip as far north as Talkcetna tor
! the purpose of sealing beaver and
j martin for the trappers of that
! district. They reported that the
j fur catch in the country covered
: by them was not very large, and
no exceptional catches are expect
; ed by the trappers of that district.
• Very few reported as having the
limit, says the Anchorage Times
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j The cost of living in the United
, States was 3 5 percent lower in De
cember 1930, than in the preceding
June, and 6.2 percent lower than
in December 1929, as deterpiineci
by the Bureau of Labor in its sur
vey.
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