The Alaska Railroad manage
ment, while in the States, should
devise ways and means to pur
chase an ice-breaker; a new
addition to the present rolling!
stock equipment. When not in
use at Moraine it could be started
down Cook Inlet cutting way for
ocean traffic.
Local arrivals report glacial
waters cover the tracks at Mor
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lain to a depth of 18 inches and
I each morning a crew must get.
busy and break up the ice; chop I
it away for southbound and j
northbound limited specials.
Trains are barely crawling |
through the over-flow and the i
; sound of crunching ice under the j
car wheels, sends a queer feeling j
j up and down one’s spine, so ‘tis'
| said.
I
j Harry Magoon—Supposed to
| have come to Fanshaw during
11923 .‘24 .‘25 to be on a fox farm.
| Before coming to Alaska worked
I in Tacoma as a ship builder or
j on. boats. Notify Governor’s Of
. fice, Juneau, Alaska.
Frank Bellovich, tie hacker, i
left today for his camp at Bear |
lake.
i Jim Campbell, of the Pan
handle, at Anchorage, arrived
yesterday on the SS Alameda
from the south.
NOTICE i
The Belmont Trading Company |
will shortly open for business as j
trader’s in all kinds of merchan- j
disc, new and second-hand, at
the old log house on Fifth Ave.
Joe Hofman
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Ed Carlson, proprietor of the
Inlet Hotel at Anchorage, return
ed Friday from his first visit
to the States in two years.
The Alaska native schools were,
declared to be in fine shape ac
cording tb Arthur H. Miller, acting j
superintendent of schools for the
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to Anchorage recently. He left
last October and since that time
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local residents who have visiting :
along the coast for the past sev- |
eral weeks. |
► J. B. Gottstein, Anchorage bus
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on today’s train.
* A coyote killed 35 high grade j
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Seattle Ice Cr»**m and Fresh
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FEW WEEKS MORE
The choppy seas of the past;
few days have handicapped the
pile-driving work on the break- ;
water trestle but the track lay- j
ing to the quarry is going ahead
rapidly. Frozen and snow-cover
ed ground has retarded progress
but it is thought a few weeks
more will see the track completed
and ballasted, loading areas:
in shape, etc.
Arrivals from Valdez report
District Attorney W. N. Cuddy das !
been confined with influenza but
is now improving.
U. S. Marshal Harvey Sullivan,
at Valdez, who has been seriously
ill, is reported to be well on the
road to recovery.
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