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WILL REWORK CREEK
The Bear Creek dredge, in the
Kuskokwim region, was to begin
operations for this summer after
having been closed down last
summer. It was understood that
it was to work the entire creek
over again, and the company
| figures that to do this it will re
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| Kusko Times.
I The Cordova Times says that
although no official announce
ment has been made it is believed
j that Judge E. Coke Hill will not
' call the Cordova term of the dis
trict court until September or
October, so as not to interfere with
the fishing season there.
The Coliseum Theatre in Peters
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OTHER M U;
Nine cars of commercial coal
were shipped from Jonesville last;
week by the Evan Jones Coal com
pany, in addition to a shipment of |
11 cars for the Alaska Railroad,
says the Anchorage Times.
Virtually all of the commercial
coal was sacked, for delivery at
various points, near and far. Three j
carloads are for the bureati of In
dian Affairs at Kanakanak, three \
for the Libby, McNeil & Libby
company, one for the U. S. Signal
Corps at Valdez and two for An
chorage distribution.
The product of the Jonesvil’.e
mine is proving very satisfactory, j
wherever it is being introduced, I
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In a discussion of the coal sit
' uation while he was in Anchorage
recently, Governor Geo. A. Parks
expressed the belief that Alaska
coal .ultimately will take its right
ful place in al Aaska commodi
ties. He is convinced that Alaska
coal can compete successfully with j
the imported fuel in southeastern
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; transportation facilities are avaii
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Chitina children are making the
! most of the warm weather which!
| they have been enjoying and the
children are splashing around and
i doing the Australian crawl on the
warm mud of the Copper River,1
according to the Chitina Herald.
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STEP-INS MOVE
Oscar Craig’s sister moved to
the Johnson’s house. The Step-ins
; moved out and into the old ail. j
They traded houses because Mrs.
A. E. Moore is going to raise the
jail and put in new sills. She is
j good at raising bread and is get- j
ting good at raising houses.—Chi
tina Herald.
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Mining men returning from the
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News-Miner that there is still
plenty of gold in the Koyukuk,
< but it is contained in deep soil
: hard for the man with limited
means to work. The known shal
low ground is about exhausted and
high operating costs make it dif
ficult to operate what is left. Min
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! try warrants further development.
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: success of Anchorage netters
, and word from Inlet ports that
the salmon run there this season
promises to be a bumoer one.
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feet thick, the first step in pre
paring for the installation of a
boiler for the Northern Commer
cial Company of Fairbanks, was
started last week, according to the
News-Miner.
The office of education is to
erect a new school at Bethel and
Akiak this summer, reports the
Kusko Times. Three other schools
are also to be built in the Kus
kokwim region.
W. K. Keller, commissioner of
education, who is touring the Ter
ritory in the interest of the schools,,
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approves of a fourth teacher in.
the Seldovia schools if the Terri—
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