News Items From All Parts of Alaska
J- P. Hannon of the Cordova radio
force was recently married to Mis.;
M. Tlomig of Seward.
Five hundred Alaska seals were re
cently sold for the government at St.
Louis, bringing $t>G? and blue fox at
Lt. J. H. McCarron, who has been
prospecting for the past three months
"ii the Kcnai peninsula, has gone out
t" the states for the winter.
J. .1. Emery, and W. P. Burden of
New York city, big game hunters, re
turned to Seward recently with three
sheep, and one moose, the head •
which measured Gfi 1-2 inches
Sub-chaser 294, which has been in
the vicinity of Ketchikan this sum
mer, has received orders to sail t"
Bremerton to go into winter quarters
The City Council of Seward at a
recent session passed resolutions de
ploring the murder of C. S. Deputy
Marshal Isaac Evans.
All parts of Alaska will be hit hard
this winter owing to the annual exo
dus to the States On many creeks in
the Interior it is stated that not even
a watchman has been left.
Moose are reported scarce this year
on the Kcnai peninsula, owing to nit
merous “scientific" hunting parties
from the States «>nc <>f these parties
kills more game on a trip than an old
sourdough would in a life time.
A raft containing 300,000 feet of
logs was brought into Cordova re-1
eently by the launch Waif. It was
cut at Port Etches on Hinehinbrook
island by five men in a little over two
months time.
When the defeated Fairbanks team
returned from Nenana recently they
telegraphed that a serious accident
had occurred and had the V. S. Mar
shal and half the population waiting
for them on the river bank. The ball
team formed a funeral procession and
marched up t,own.
• Passengers from the westward state
that many persons have their eyes on
Portage Bay and will flock there if
it is assured that the government will
use it as a coaling station. Portage
Bay is an ideal place for coaling as
the harbor is excellent. the shore
steep-to with lots of room for termi
nals and tracks
Capt. .Max Faust, a former Valdes
officer, recently assigned (o Ketchikai
in charge of the cable office at that
place, has purchased a new home on
court house hill, and will reside there
permanently. Capt. Faust is one of
the best known and most popular of
the Signal Corps officials.
J. Moody, a lawyer, and 52 years of
age. died on hoard the Yukon steamer
Cnsca, August 2<i. while the bout was
on its way up the river. Mr, Moody,
who was formerly commissioner at
Flat City, was on his way to Mayo
Bros, at I’ochester. Minn., for treat
C'apt. James K. Kdelton of Steel
creek Alaska, who served with the
Canadian forces in France, and wh >
was wounded six times, was married
in Seattle t• • Miss Florence Patience of
Point Cray. British Colombia. After
a short honeymoon they will make
their home in Seattle for a time before
returning north.
The Juneau grand jury recently re
turned a true hill against (i. I!. Bol
ing and Joe Vin Hagen for having a
still in their possession, without hav
ing registered the same, for engaging
in the distilling business Without giv
ing bond as required by law. and for
making and furnishing mash or wort
The indictment contains three count*
and alleges that the offenses were
committed near Juneau during .Tune
C. II. Boyles, proprietor of the
Boyles Cement Anchor Works, has
won his flg'it for letters patent cov
ering his concrete anchors. Mr.
I Boyles has been operating under a
permit until the protest of a Pitts
burgh man who claimed to have in
NEW U. S. ENVOY TO
JUGO-SLAVIA POPULAR
BELfrlt A DE.—Th»- appoint men t of
H. Percival Dodge ;is first Minister of
the I'nited States to the Kingdom of
the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes., has |
caused general satisfaction to mom-!
bers of the diplomatic corps and
Americans here, in view <>f his hand
ling of affairs during the difficult per- 1
iod that followed the liberation of
Serbia and the organization of the new
kingdom of Jugo-SI.-via.
Mr Dodge who has been here for!
some time as American special agent
and charge d’affaires, lias held posts1
In Africa. Asia and Litin-America, as
well as in Bumper. He is 49 years old,
a graduate of Harvard, and a lawyer1
as well as a diplomat. He was in ■
Berlin several years as secretary of
embassy. Subsequently, he became
secretary of embassy at Tokin and in ;
1908 was appointed envoy extraordi
nary and minister plenipotentiary to
Salvador. loiter he went in the same
capacity to Morocco and in 1910 he
became chief of the Division of Latin
American affairs in the Department of
State. In 1911 he went to Panama as
minister. In 1914 lie was secretary
for the I'nited States at the A. B. C.
Conference.
Aid Humanity at Red Cross Roll
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SANTA MONICA. Cal.—Aviation
disturbs survives in the churches of
Santa .Monica, according: to a com
plaint just filed with the city com
missioners by tin- Rev. W H. Cornett,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church.
The minister declared aviators llevi
so low qver the churches during Sun
day services that the whirr of the
planes interfered with the preaching
and singing.
The commissioners issued a request
to aviators that the> fly high altitudes1
from 11 a. in. to 1 p. m. Sundays.
RECORD WASHINGTON
WHEAT CROP EXPECTED
SPOKANE, Wash.—Private esti
mates of Washington's 1919 wheat
crop have fixed the total at 55.250,fifth
bushels, or about 1ft.000,000 more bush
els than ever produced in the state
The estimated value Is well over $100,
000.000.
The yield in Spokane, Walla Walla, :
and Lincoln counties will probably be
of bumper size. Whitman county, with
the largest wheat acreage, is listed
as producing 12,000,000 bushels
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Ammunition at HOLTS.
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vented the system of making anchors
coul.l l>o investigated by the patent
oftic The issuance of the patent
will give .Mr. Hoyles the sole right to
manufacture the concrete anchor
which is generally used by cannorv
men The anchors have also been
used by the government for anchoring
submarine mines.
lteports received from Kuby say
that favorable prospects for a good
camp appear to exist on Hog river on
tile lower Koyukuk river. Ernest Mc
Leo.l, who spent last winter In the Hog1
river country, anil who brought the j
first reports to Hul>y last spring, be
lieves that there Is a good future In.
sight there. Several parties of stum
peders who left Ruby early this sum
mer have returned there and repor:
that they were able to do very litt!
prospecting as the ground, while shal
low. averaging from four to eight feet
deep, is thawed to bedrock and Is very
wei Mcl.eod sunk several holes by
freezing them down and says that tin
prospects indicate a large body of p,tv
running from 30 to -Irt cents to i
square foot of bedrock
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