VALDEZ NEWS NOTES
(By special correspondent)
Pilot Harold Gillam, of the Gill
am Airways, landed at the field
Thursday at 3:15. Mr. Gillam will
be in Valdez a few days on busi
ness. -
During the past few weeks many
Valdezans have had to remain in
doors due to illnesses of divers
kinds. Apparently, though, people
here are of a tougher strain and re
fuse to remain shut in for all
invalids are no longer such or are
on road to recovery. Mrs. Russel
Keith, who for the past two weeks
lias been existing on a diet of or
ange juice is now able to partake of
more substantial foods after a siege
of stomach influenza. C. J. Todd
is now convalescing from a severe
attack of inflamatory rheumatism.
Lee Albin, mechanic for the A. R. C.,
received a painfully wrenched back
when his foot slipped while lift
ing a heavy piece o! machinery. He
is resting comfortably and is re
covering. Mrs. Warren Cuddy was
forced to bed by an attack of in
fluenza but is now much better- Mr.
Cuddy is doing the cooking, ac
cording to his son Danny. Perhaps
Danny is influencing his mother's
speedy recovery.
Mr. Wilcox, editor of the Valdez
-News-Miner is at present confined
to his home with a slight attack
of ’flu.
The Valdez town team and the
Eagle team are rounding into fair
shape for a basket bail game Sat
urday night- The teams are quite
evenly matched and a snappy game
is expected.
The Fairbanks News-Miner re
ports that prospecting is going
ahead on Beaver Creek, where the
stampede of last year took place,
in a conservative manner.
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Livengood, a region in which geo
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sheets state that there are over 12
million dollars in gold to be mined
on the benches, creeks and tribu
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banks News-Miner. A few miners
are prospecting on Lucky Creek,
and some others are reported to bi
sinking holes on other creeks.
I The disappearance of wolves from
the country adacent to Fairbanks
is attributed to the fact that the
caribou and reindeer have gone
from a region back of Kokrine and
Koyukuk, says the Fairbanks News
Miner.
BRAKEMAN DIES
Frank M. Knight, conductor on
the Alaska Railroad received word •
at Anchorage thru the Seattle of- j
lice of the Brotherhood, to the ef- j
feet that John Roderick, well-:
known breakman of Anchorage,
had passed away in Hot Springs,
Ark. No particulars concerning the
cause of death was mentioned in
the wire, reports the Anchorage
Times.
PLANE SPEEDS JUSTICE
Utilization of an airplane in Fair
banks recently prevented a court
trial from being delayed at great
expense to the government, reports
the Fairbanks News Miner. Two
witnesses, were needed to complete
a certain case and they were brot
io Fairbanks in a few hours, where
as if they had taken the trail tt
would have taken many days.
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