MORE ABOUT LINDBERGHS.
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a ♦etchful, waiting one. With great
solemnity ha read a formal statement
for the public to the effect that if
thrte' ie fAilur* in. the Norfolk ne>
goiiatione the kidnaper and they
alrtne will kihow why. ,y .
HOPEWELL. N. J—More than
fifty persons, a majority of them up*
right and sincore citizens anxious to
help, have offered to act as inter
tm^iiaries between the Lindberghs
nnd other persona- whom', they con
fidently believe to be the actual kid
napers of Charles A. Lindbergh. Jr.,,
it '4vas revealed today. The episode
of’ the three Norfolk citizens, who-,
h.oVe expressed optimism over the;
chances of dealing directly, with sup-'
posed kidnapers of tiffe-child,.is only j
on*1 of many similar episodes in the;
drama, police indicated. Meanwhile
Federal agent*, .with the bland, an
nodneement that they are rounding up
undesirable aliens, have been hunting
through every section adjacent tc
Hopewell,, searching every house,,
trdmping.through every secbided spot
thdt might, offer itself as - a hiding .
place, making a driving search for c
triices of the kidnaped infant. The
Federal activities today appeared, to •
be1 wholly independent of the. action
byl-the State Troopers, who have pre
viously roy-ered some. of. the- ground,
over which th.e Departments of Jus
tice and Labor investigators are now .
woYking. ■
N OREOLK.—Rear Admiral Guy H.
Buriage, spokesman for the three
Norfolk men now negotiating with
persons they believe to have posses- '
sidn of Charles A*. Lindbergh, Jr., de
clined today to say whether he has
anjr information as to the health of
the child other than that revealed on
March 9, when he was- reported alive,
and well. DeSpite rurrfora 'of import
ant Impending developments today, it
wa sbelfeved here than no early ac
tioVi hy the. negotiators may be ex
pected...
Leo Rodrigue, associate memberof
-.h£ Nixon Quartz Mining Company,
is said to have left Medfra last Mon
day via plane for Anchorage, possibly
to 'the Outside, whither he goes to re
ceive medicaL treatment. .-MtfRddri-,
gue had returned only a few days
previous, presumably, in good health,
but was dvercome with more illness
on* return to the mine, necessitating^
immediate medical attention.
John Repo, after a visit of a couple
if‘days here, returned this morning
to10phifir .
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REGARDING SUMMER MAH.
BY WAY OP HOLY. GROSS.
Nothing is known at the present,
time regarding the'operation of the
summer mat! from Hply Gross to
Ophir. Max Simel,. former mail com
tractor on- that lifte, writing to R. E.
Lowrie, saysr “If. the-people of.Tn*
kotna and adjacent, places, are taking
action in. the matter* I would ,be very
glad, to give the ■ matter favorable
consideration.’”
John E. Strand, well'known min- •
ing man of the Mixen district, after
a vasit of some months, oa the Oat
side, war a recent arrival at McGrath,
headed for his- headquarters in the
Medfra section.
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Pilot Ai Monsen, of the- Rariftc- I'm
ternational, arrived Sunday,.bringing
the mail and rem&inin govermght-'
Pilot Bstai GoHarrived 'here from
Anchbrage Sunday, stopping \ over*
nighi.
The last trip of Jthe—*winter-'-mtrifc
schedule is due tom-rive. here on
April 4, from which dote- nothing hut
first class mail wi] koine hy -plane.
Second claw, and- parcel post will, be.
aver till river navigation- opens »*■
—-r.. I,, ■—•*.;»•* "■
Henry Mactella, following-"tf Msfo'
of a-couple of. days in town, returned
today to Yankee creek.'--. 1
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John. Happy Jacobson, afton-* tawn^
visit of several days,, returned. today t
to Ganes creek. -
Bobib—To, Mr. and Mrs.' RStp&MlRH
lerson, on Monday night, last, a hay -
laughter.. j
Mrs. Frank Larson and son Chhuri- i'
:ey, and Mrs. Marks were today ar
rivals from McGrath,, -. . _ ...
Pate Mesicn- war a Sunday arrival
from Yankee cre§krto which place he
returned on Tuesday. .. ,:
Joe-Blatichdll,'after » tew dsfs-jn
•own, returned today to his. heS&luor-.
tecs on .Yankee,
Kels Vibe; -Little cBeeli mining »arr,<
vas a today arrival for-a btit-f town
risit.
- Hawley W. Sterling, A.E.CT supers
ntendent, and A. M. • kice • returned:
lere today, from a visit^to Fiat**
Charlie Goebel, after * trim, visit.
>f a couple, of days, returned this
norning to - has heaxkjussCera, on
lanet.*!
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Are yau a Kosko Times mtbteifaarf:
SVhy not join thehappy^thsong?
NUGGET ROADHOUSE
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Bestof Meals and Bods.
Everyone Welcomes
Seed Deg Bams..
Mrs. Jobr Heck
Prop;
Takotna General. Store
lilHSi AUfiXA
We shall continue to handle a Com
plete Stock of Merchandise.
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OWDERwOfD
EtGcniojiif
To'&e Iteft rtn.;
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WESDAd* 4lMaUte;4WW.
In the Office of thfr H On)ced State**.
Commissioner -hc HoOsath, Alaska,
Fourth" J udioial >*Dirisk»n.
Nw on .th*5’dAy^pmtelfea* to Chap
ter 39, Session Laws ol Alasku, ap
proved May 3, 19111, entitled “an. Act
to provide for the wgidiag $£ primary
‘ Tenifoar - - - -
elections in the Territory of Alaska,
to fix the tr.&nndc. and time of holding
the same, to ptsamhewthe qualifica
tions of .XAndi&tjea, td he nominated
at such eta ti..na* a!islte designate the
manner of filing' and authenticating
their candidacy, and for other pur
poses and4a t,oaficrmlty: therewith
It Is aeitehy ordered that for the
puroodP of the primary alectioit to he
held, on April 2*,. 033, alLof the ter
ritory ift. tkr recording district known.
as ML ."ddEinlay Recording District,,
.qut&idi-' of - incorporated. towns; is
hereby divided inter voting precincts, I
in each of. which. & palling phe^ la i
heraby specified.
Saki voting precincts an described
,and.'bstfnded as fallows :
Pndoitttt So. 1: AIL. tbs territory
froal-SsnJt Avis. 119 stream to. Big
River and ajl tributaries to the Kus-'
kofcMwf XIwb exseat Tmkotna River
tro mthe month of Nixon Fork. .
Ppscinct No. 2: All of Takotna
Bfcfe pudita tributaries from Nixon
Forkg ta the head of said river.
ij. Precinct No. 3: All the territory
uoiri^SliK River. t» the head of the.
Rnridildaam. Rivers, unhiding all ith;
tributarias and Upoer Nixon River..
Precinct-No. 1. Voting, place at U.J
'&■ CqaaalRafoter’k OHRe; McGrath/ 1
, Precinct Jte Zc. . Pioneer. Hall, TW-!
lotn*
Fwefnrft Nd'Sk. Nixon Mink, Mes
pelt & Co.’s Mess Houaa.
Notice vsr barriig given that a prir,
Biaxy- election. vR" M held on Tues
day, Ajpdl 26, IS**; for the purpose
of nominating candidates to the vari-1
oua political partite for the. following
offices, QpAriBr *
- A Delegate tOtCoOgyes*;- ......
An Attorney (Jenaral f<5r the* Ter
ritory-,of. Alaska;
Anv AigliteBi &£" theJ Territory of.
Alastiafc '
A Commisvioner. of." Bducation. for.
the Territory of Alaska*
A. Highway-Engineer for the • Ter
riterjMad Aladtate -
“ Owfi‘Territorial "’Senator^ r (long
perm);" • _
(Short
On»> Tcmitorisl' Senator
term); ‘ A-'* '
■ Fp.«r«Mest$Kn of .the House of
Representatives.. <oi;thn. Territory oi
Alaska; , is " ■ *
■ Two’ftmdbOiteririaaiuKttyrfb^Boad
Dirirfcfc Number Foil** •
A .Governor fqr the Tenritory, ‘at„
Auks; • ■.
, Aud-fijs the purpose of etectiag,
the" following Officers.!tee<wit!:
^ A Nariejud Cofnmitteeman for thfcl
Democm^ Patty vrithe Territory. oL
Ai&SKft| •■ * .
^ A. National Committeeman for the
ReplWriK’d’Kl^ of thei- Territory - of"
Aiasha;' ’: r
^ Sfi Delegatee andr Alternates.. tn|
the".DenuKTstic National Convention;
Tjfp. Dafegftes and"Alternates to
thdUepufeKlaeci National Convention.
The said- election will be, Mid iau
tfca vsAing. jjseeintts abova named and.1
J ,■;> ,;7r, ;Ar - , .
' ffi*. voa Zesc&
-t} - ■
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Dentist
ruT.u
w«-w to
iwtouU
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At the polling places therein specified:
The said polling places will be open
between the hours. of 8 o’clock a, re.
arul 7 o'clock v. m. of said day.
Dated at McGrath. Alaska, March.
22,-1992.
W. T. VANDERPOOL.
U. 8* Commissioner for the Mt.
McKinley Recording Pre
cinct, Fourth Division* Ter
- ritory of Alaska*
HOWUS OR RDBFEPBUSK
Notide is hereby given to P. W.;
Carter,. At B. Ferguson, George C.'
Friend, and E. Coke Hitt, and their;
heirs and assigns, that their portion*
of the assesament work for the years:
1&24-. to 1931; inclusive, done on the i
Bonanza Association placer mining
claim* situated' on Flat creak, tribu
tary of Otter creek, in the Otter Re
cording Pracinct, Fourth Division.
Territory, of Alaska,, mast he paid
within ninety (90) days from date
hereof, or forfeit all right and title
to said plaser mining claim.
PATRJCK SAVAfiE.
Dated Flat, Alaska,. Jan.. 18, 1988.
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Cigarette* Hinders.
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Pendleton All-Wool
Skirts and Blazers
Boss-of-the Road
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