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DR. JENSEN IN TOWN
jt Dr. Jensen, one of the live-wire
citizens of the Westward, Seldovia
to be exact, is again in Seward pay
lag his first visit to the future New
York of Alaska in many months. Dr.
Jensen is enroute' to the Anchorage
court term and departs on the first
train out. He will return home this
A way.
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TONY MARTIN 18 VISITOR
Tony Martin, who is said to be
one of the heat known authorities
Westward on wild life and where
game is to be found, arrived in Sew
ard today from Seldovia, a passenger
on the S. S. Starr. Mr. Martin is
on his way to Anchorage, but ex
pects to again be in town within a
few weeks.
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NORTH NOTES
Children have been going around
Cordova with petitions to get the
new dog ordinance repealed or modi
fied.
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j The copartnership of Oscar Ec
land and Knute Nafsted in the "City
Market” in Cordova, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, and Knute ,
Nafsted has announced that Ernie |
Shroder, formerly of the O’neill Com- j
pany, and he will conduct the busi
ness together.
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George Smith, aged about 54,
dropped dead from heart faihire at
Chitina. Mr. Smith came to .Alaska |
about 1900 and went to Sunrise and j
Girdwood. He came to Cordova in j
1909, during the early construction!
days on the railroad and has worked
for the C. R. & N. W. R. R. ever
since, with the exception of a three
year period from 1913 to 1916, when
he and Roy Baden went prospecting
in the White River country. Recent-|
ly he was in charge of the pile-dri-1
ver crew on car No. 52, but for the |
past few weeks he was employed at
the Chitina roadhouse.
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Word of the marriage of A. D.
Lowe, druggist at Britt’s store, who
is in the south on a business trip,
was received by his sister. The
bride was formerly Alva Hiatte, who
left Juneau on September 9 after
spending some time as superinten
dent of the Government hospital. The
marriage took place in Van Nuvse,
Cal. The couple are expected in
i Juneau on an early boat.
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John Dalzell, at one time a mem
ber of the House Rules Committee
and one of the leaders of the Nation
al House of Representatives, who
■ died at Los Angeles at the ripe age
, !of 82, was a second cousin of W. J.
1 Harris, Juneau sign writer, artist
* and big game hunter. He and Mr.
j Harris’s father, Richard T. Harris,
j one of the founders of Juneau, wer«
« first cousins.
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JI Mike Knowles and Oscar Backman,
» who for several years past have been
{ developing an exceedingly promising
J quartz property on Stewart Creek, in
* the Teikel district, gave a bond and
« option on the property to W. B. Han
{ cock, the well known mining engi
j neer, xvho for some yqars was in
■ 'charge of operations in the famous
* Mother Lode mine near Kennecott.
S Mr. Hancock is said to ‘ represent
E eastern capiatlists in the transaction.
: The property optioned consists of
\ a group of seven gold quartz claims,
\ covering a strong vein carrying good
| values, from which some very rich
l samples have been taken. Under the
E terms of the option, work on the
\ claims is to start by the first of May,
\ 1928, but Mr. Hancock will do some
i work at once, having contracted for
E the immediate delivery of a quantity
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of supplies at the property and it is
posible development work may be
continued all winter.
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Contractor John N. Steffgen hais
returnedhome from the Port Wells
district where he spent the past few
months constructing a quartz mill
for the Merrill Mining Co. The work
of grinding ore will immediately com
mence and there is sufficent water
to continue operations into Decem
ber. With the installation of a dam,
which is contemplated, there will be
plenty of power to operate the year
round.
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Charles H. Kramer, who is in
charge of the Andrus placer mining
property in the Chittitu district, ac
companied by his wife, left Cordova
last week for the States. Mr. Kra
mer reports that they had a very
successful season and he expects to
go back to Yonkers, N. Y., this win
ter, to consult with Mr. Andrus in
reference to the work to be done on
the property next year.
A dollar saved Is a dollar earned,
and so the* shoe repair shop la a serv
ice station on the road to wealth.
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