CLEARY MINE TO INSTALL
With sufficient ore in sight to
keep the mill busy for several
years ahead, stockholders of the
Cleary Hill Alaska Mines Com
pany in the Fairbanks region re
cently authorized erection of a
new milling plant unit.
A new unit of five stamps, doub
ling the present milling capacity,
will be installed within the near
future, it was announced by Don
R. Gustafson, president of the
company.
The Cleary Hill Alaska Mines
Company mine on Cleary Hill has
been built up to its present posi
tion as one of the best gold quartz
properties in Alaska, says the
Fairbanks News-Miner.
For seven years development
work has been the factor first in
importance but during the last
two years ore has been taken out.
The company is now at the point
where ore is blocked out for a long
time in the future and where pro
duction can be speeded up.
On the SS. Alaska, of the A. S. S
Co, there are 44 tons of cargo, in
cluding one airplane for local dis
charge, and a total of 291 tons for
railroad delivery. One hundred and
12 tons of the railroad cargo is
lumber
BESSETT. Leo Elmer — Former
Pvt. 11th Prov. M. G. C. Enlisted
[June, 1918, at Bridgeport, Conn.,
discharged April, 1919, Camp Mer
ritt, N. J. Veteran is about six
feet tall, has dark brown hair
and is about 40 years of age.
About a week after discharge he
disappeared and has not been seen
or heard of since.
Any information concerning this
man will be appreciated by his
mother and sister, and should
be forwarded to Miss A. C. Wen
deroth, American National Red
Cross, 53 Cannon St., Bridgeport,
Conn.
SEWARD?
A small crowd of taxpayers of
perhaps 100, more or less, had
called upon the county board to
protest the condition of streets. |
After all had been heard, the
chairman of the board in a polite
manner said: “From all reports,
I’d say the streets were fairly
good, taken as a whole.”
“True,” said the spokesman for
the complainants, “but we want
to use them as streets, not as a
hole.”
The SS Admiral Evans, of the
Pacific Steamship Company, now
to the Westward, is scheduled to
sail South from Seward early Sat
urday morning, according to the
local office.
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R.S.V.P.
A man left home for a trip.
On arriving at his destination he
discovered that he had forgotten^
to bring extra underclothing.
Whereupon he wired his wife:.
“S.O.S., B.V.D.’s, C.O.D., P.D.Q.”
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