OPl’l'BLR'AMS SPLIT OVER RE
PEAL OF 18TH AMENDMENT
NEW YORK, April 13.—The Times
today says the membership of the.
National Republican Club is split
over a resolution tiffing the repeal
of the eighteenth amendment.
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES .
WASHINGTON, April 11.—Presi
dential primaries t-. dates-give the fot
lowing indications: Hoover, 181;
hoyden, 130; Curtis, 24; Norris, 20;
Smith, 24: Fred, 36; Senator George,
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Matt Vaughn, well known A, ,R. C.
foreman, returned here Monday, fol
lowing a visit of several months on!
he. Outside. Mr. Vaughn, prior to.
'earing here last fall, was not feeling
my too well, and, following consulta
tion with specialists in Seattle, he.un
derwent an operation for the re-1
moval of air ingrowing- goiter. The
operation waas successful in every,
vay. Mr. Vaughn returns here in
excellent health, says he feels that,
way, and he certainly looks it, all of
which will be most gratifying to his
many friends.
Pete Michels, following a trip tc
Flat, passed through Takotna on
Wednesday, headed for his home at.
McGrath.
Pete Miscoyfch, Ophir, was a Tties
la.v visitor..
j MISS < WttMiWS', HIBTHDAY.
Miss Margaret Clough reached an
other milestone lasti Saturday, it
, being her seventh birthday. At her
afternoon party she .had ns guests
Miss Mary McLean, and Miss Vera
and Miss Vi Chilstrom. Delicacies
. for the occasion consisted of ice
cream, cuke, and flesh pears. At 6
p. m. dinner Miss Clough, had aa her
Mike Hochrpiter and Chris Peterson,
quests MeSsrs. Charlie Konietzko,
Bert Goedpaster, Peter Jensen, Frank
' Larson, Michael Hochriter and Chris
Peterson. Miss Clough waas the re
cipient of a numbeer of presents, one
of the most substantial being a mone
tary one totaling about $25.
I And the young lady was quite busy
•on tha following day,.Easter Sunday,.
' when she made personal calls upon
her numerous friends and presented,
each of them with an Easter egg. j
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' D ive Mutchler, well, known local!
: merchant, after ail absence.- of several
months, returned here Thursday, com
l ing over fro mFairbanks via airplane !
with Pilot Young. Mr. Mutchler, on
arrival at tbe Outside, went direct to |
St. Paul, where he spent several i
weeks with his children,-and then re- j
! turned to Seattle, where another ‘stay j
! of several weeks ,was made visiting
I with his folks and friends..
Henry Martellu.and JI. C. Wallick |
returned Tuesday from a- trip . f.o j
Yankee creek.-.
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E'derdown Robes'
"Burt A sent 8 for Weed’s Canadian Eiderdewn Robes. None -better.
W’e here then in *ii sizes, tiieviargest being 90x90,* the next being
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lOrriCIAL PUBLICATIONS
(•r*« *f ik^ Fwinual CMdiiioi »f A*
Miners & Merchants Bank of Iditarotf, Alaska,
LmM at Iditkrody Territory of Alaaka, at the cloa* of businm on th«
17t.h day of March, 1928. I
VimrcM
Loans and discounts.
Overdrafts ...
United-States ana other
• bonds.-.
. Banking house, furni
ture and fixtures .
Due from other banks...
Checks on other banks
and other cash items..
Cash on hand .
$31,050.00
42.22
30.566.75
600.00
. 15,644.49
311.80
15.893.75
Total ..
... $94,109.01
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in.... $25,000.00
Surplus fund . 10,000.00
Undivided profits less
expenses paid . 816.41
Individual and savings
deposits . 54,830.40
Demand and time certifi
cates of deposit .. 3,462.201
Total
$94,109.01 *■
United SUtN of A money, i
Territory of Alaska, as.
Fourth Judicial Dirisiea. '
I? Lee T. Pence, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly' !
msr that the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. LEE T. PENCE, Cashier. |
(Notorial seel) (Correct Attest) !
HARRY DONNELLEY,
H. P. SHEPPARD,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day of March, 1928.
. D. E. BROWNE,
\ Commissioner and ex-officio Justice of the Peace.
OFFERS BILL FOR CONSTRUE- j
TION OF NICARAGUA CANAL,
WASHINGTON.-r-The. much dis.-'
cussed Nicaraguan ..canal, Unking the
Pacific coast to the Caribbean .sen j
through the Latin-American republic.!
would be built at .once under the pro-:
visions of a bill introduced in the.Son- 1
ate yesterday hy..Senator McKehar,
Democrat, of Tennessee*. .
The McKedui lull woiJd approprf- ,
ate $1(1,000,COO to begin work and.au-j.
thorize a f20(tj)0(‘,000; bond-i* me to,
cover t n<‘ cost of the caimi. - .
11 o anal, would, he construe ed
with locks similar to those in tin}
1 anama canal and have. commodious ,
harbors at each .end.
McKellar urged immediate con-'.
struetion of the project as a jneqilS,i
of restorinng ordeer iu Nicaragua,;
prosperity to its people and stability.1
to the government,,.!...
RE VL ESTATE TRANSFERS;
. A real estate trap taction of some i
note during the . pfl*t week was the .
s^le of the property . agd building
known as Vivian’iwPloge, m'.v«ed by^
Miss Vivian Howard; nbw4n Seattle.
. Claud Nyberg was the purchaser.
Charlie Nichols, a. few days. ago,
also acquired from. Miss Howard the
cabin, formerly occupied by her,
Third avenue, built about, three years
ago by Dave .'Clough.
Howard-tLangley, chief, .engineer of,
the .steamer Tana, driving: his own
"team, was an arrival at McGrath on
"Wednesday, making the trip from No
mina- in excellent, time. Mr. Langley j
spent most of his winter vacation
with relatives in Nova Scotia.
Mail. Carrier Konig, with the, in
coming mail, arrived Thursday, pro
ceeding t-Q Ophir on Tuesday. Atvpm
panying Mr. Konig this trip wnsj his»
daughter. Miss Helen, who will make
the round trip to Flat.
Captain George Green, master ofj
the-steamer Tame, will - be among
those soon to arrive, having left Se
attle today, according to word lately j
received;.''...
vXMr. and Mrs. Dan McGiaiy- were
.Thursday arrivals from McGrath and
will soon be at home in the Dave
Peck cabon. Second avenue.,
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Charlie Goebel was a yesterday ar-,
rival from'Ophir, .and is scheduled to
leave tomorrow morning, for-McGrath
on his way to NrXCn.
I-Yank. 4. Gnslrey,. N. C. -manager,.!
was a Mondays arrival, ffcorn Mc
Grath,-and again retui ntd to his post
on Tuesday,
As. H. Twitt*t6jI^y«*H. kupwt) rein
deer magnate; was a,. Monday arrival
for a brief- town visit.
Charlie Konietzko returned Thurs
day from a brief visit at McGrath.
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To Frank Irwin, his heirs, exeentors,;
assigns and successors in interest:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended for annual labor and improve
ments the sum of one hundreds dollars
($100.09) par year for the years 1914,
1915, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1921,1922 and
1923 upon the following described
mining claims in the Innoko Record
ing District, Territory of Alaska:
No. 4 Above Gold Run- Group, on
Little creek, a tributary of Ganes
creek;
No. 5 Above God Run Group, on
I Little creek, a tributary of. Ganes
i creek.
i That all of said-work and improve
! ments were required by law. and were
i put upon said claims in compliance
! therewith in order'to hold the same
i for each said:year, and thereafter;
And if stfithin- ninety (90) days
I after-the publication of this notiee
! you, or any of you, fail to pay your
portion of the amount expended on
the above claims, your interest in.
said claims will become forfeited to
the undersigned co-owner, according
to the provisione of Section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United State#.
WILLIAM SCHNEIRLA.
First publication, March 3, 1928.
--• Last publication, May 26. 1923
F« C, H. Spencer, former merchant
at Med fra, was a Tuesday arrival.
Johgson Sozov left Monday...for a
short vjsit at Cripple. .
Henry Martella returned Thursday.,
from a trip to McBrath.u.
Happy Jacobsen left-' Wednesday.;
for .(Janes creek.. .
Fred, i Dufcoia * left Tuesday ..for
Yankee creek. 1.
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MAY HE MONTHS BBFORE
11 UK MAN IS EXECUTED *
SAN QUENTIN, Calif.—When in
fornu d-s that-his execution had .been *
postponed Hickman..said, “I expected i
‘that.”
The appeal may not be decided for r
some time and it may . be months be-u
:-¥ore he is hanged. -
Jesse'Baugh, who was a Wednes- -
■day arrival, return®* to Ophjv: ron »a
Thursdays}
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