Alaska Notes
fathered From Territorial
Exchanges.
Prospects appear propitious for re
opening and operating the Baxter
coal mine, located on the Moose creek
coal spur, four miles above Moose
creek station, as the result of a trip
being made by Henry W. (Dad) Bax
ter, of Anchorage, to San Francisco.
The Baxter mine was the first to be
developed in the Moose creek district
and carries iarge veins of high grade
bituminous coal. It has been Mr. Bax
ter’s ambition to get the mine in op
eration, and now that he has gained
sole control of the property it is be
lieved that he will succeed in the un
dertaking.
Henry Sellander, of Oakland, CaL,
died suddenly a few weeks ago, a vic
time of heart failure. The deceased
was well known in the Interior coun
try, having spent a number of years
on Cleary and in the Hot Springs dis
trict. He was 53 years of age, and
is survived by awidow.
Mrs. Mary McCann, wife of the
well known Yukon navigator, a for
mer resident of Fairbanks, was killed
in an automobile accident near Seattle
a few weeks ago, according to ad
vices received at Fairbanks. Captain
J. S. McCann, son Walter and daugh
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ter Helen, were slightly
family was returning fat
Portland, to which pare 1
been called by the illness «<
Cann, daughter.
Captain McCann waa eh I
when the fatal
had been driving
leaving Portland, and it ia
fell asleep. The ear, a heavy a
left the highway ud nntmi
iitesh, sideswlping a Uh|t«m
Mrs. McCann and the a*
thrown through the
; ur, and the former
eg and ntejrnal ^ejuriee
her death aftfer reaching
hoSpital. >- -
Stewart Measles,
urer of the Alaska
pany and a pioneer af I
where he spent naany
the early
:an Frai
IfANMS
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the Kan ass
thriving on
Use of eh
stimulant to the |iwrt
tfhfi
ment of the fish *
series of expei
State fish and
periments were
cle n a popular
of the effect of
growth.
St Patrick
Birthday
Party
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Saturday
March 19
Pioneer Hai
r
Best of
Time
KENNEDY BROTHERS
P. O. Box, 1698, Aacfcorage, AMb
Eiderdown Robes '
WE are Agents for Wood’s Canadian Eiderdown Bahaa. Usawr hriMsr.
We have them in all sizes, the largest being HxH As .ml iJMns
78x90, and 72x84, and smaller if desred.
Complete Line of Gents* F«rnkAmgs<
! GJSORttE> JtlVCHLKR BUYS
I E1GHTEEN-MI1.ETROADHOUSE,
1 ON - BfCH&HlKSQN HIGHWAY
< Gc«nc« 'Mutchler* who returned to
MKSratb' a couple-ofdays; ago after
a visit-.of some weeks at IPaikbanks,
arrived here yesterday for a short1
business visit. Mr. Mutchler states
that while in Fairbanksthe purchased
what -is- known as the Eighteen-Mile
Roadhouse ’on the Richardson High
way, a. purchase over which he is
somewhat elated^ -and to which he will
return within the next few days. The
'roadhouse, a . pretty one on a 160
acre- homestead, is decidedly popudar
with- travelers, and it is certain to be
none the less sa when Mr. Mutchler
assumes the reins. Mr. Mutchler ex
pects to leave about March 14 or 15
.tar -Fairbanks, at about which time,
Mrs. Mutchellr, now on a visit to the [
-Outside, is expected to start on her j
Saturn trip North. “A-fine roadhouse,
is— a-180-acre tract, on — a popular
highway; a haack at chickans, m-few
aaergkg*Ui« ath— -Urin^a-~Umt can • b$
m—Hpur—Mdr*—edl the.—hrdsn .stuff
that -oaera—pJeokir pretty good to
i—a^ —ya Gu—te-A And-here’s good
lock to the" new venture. Imaving
wttlr'Mr. Mutchler will kir Bob Shive
ly;'well known caterer) rrand Jimmie
McGiinis, both- of whom will be ready
to greet you at the Eighteen-Mile
Post on the Uchasdson Highway.
FOHBE1TURE TIOTICE.
To-Ecahk Irwin, his heirs, executors,
assjgns'uhd successors in interest:
"You, ’and each of you, are hereby
nOlifiedHilat 'the undersigned has ex
pendecT’fo* annual labor and improve
ments the sum of one hundred dollars
(f100.00) per year for the years 1914,
1W15;'?191«/,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 Gvpup, on
little-creek, a tributary of -Canes
creek;
No! 5 Above God Bun Group, on
Little rereek, a tributary of Ganes
creek.
That all of said work and improve*
ments were required by law and were
put.iupon .oiid claims in compliance
therewith in order tb hold the same
forieach «aid year and thereafter;
>.And? ift-within ninety (90) days
alter the publication'of Ibis '’notice
you, or any of yon,"fail to .pay your
portion ‘ of the amobnt expended on
the. above claims, your interest iri
said claims dill become'forfeited to
the undersigned co-owner, according
**.:the provisions of Section 2324 Re
vMbdstatutes'oP the United' States.
WILLIAM mSCHNEIRLA.
Fttvt publication, March 5, 1927.
Last pubhcatioa, June. 4,1927.>
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ABS7IR1HVEB
fresh Fruits
Gandies
(Cigars
Tobaccos
■' Pfeparika Jensen was a yesterday!
arrival, after a stay of some weeks
ever at Fairbanks, and departed this
morning on his way to Flat.
Anthony Sweeney, after a stay of
some<~w*eks at Fairbanks, as well as
at Anchorage, left Fairbanks today,
headed for Takotna.
j Larson Roadhouse'
i Takotna’s Up-to-Date Hostelry 1
j New Dog Houses ’
j Ivar Chiistrom - - Manager
McGrath. Roadhouse
WWhete Trails and Rivers Meet.
. You Are Cordially Welcomed
and Heartily Greeted.
Tom Saknoff - - : Proprietor
Northern Commercial
Company
' TAKOTNA-TWO STORES-McGRATH
We.are overstocked on the foHnw
Iinjar goods and will sell.same at .
reduced . prices until sold. j
jIGermea Breakfast Food, 5 pkgs.. for $1.00;
| h $4.50 per ease.
I Tapioca, 10-lb., sacks; 75c. I
Tapioca, 1-lb, pkgs.* 6 for $1.00. * j
Sago, Mix pkgs., 6 for $1.00. * |
l Whole Green Peas, 10-lb. sacks 75c.
1 Pearl Barley, 10-lb. sacks 75c.
4 *
} Clam Bouillon, 4 bottles 25c. ».
| Fluid Bouillon, 4 bottles 25c. |
j Tuna Fish, 5 cans $1.00. j
j Lohsters, 5 cans $1.00. \
] Blueberries, gallons, 50c.. !.
| Rhubarb, gallons, 50c.
! Ranier Malt Syrup, 24 2 l-2s, $8C00 per easel
3 cans for $1 <25. ?
Loganberry Jube PTez, qts., 3 fot $1.25. j j
Lucky Strike Tobacco, $2 00 pen+cbzen. f
Tuxedo Tobacco, $2100 peratezen. »
Westoven 'Tobacco, $4.00 for 12-pjpg caddy, f
, Miners’ Picks, 5 and 6 lbs., $laeach. '
$9.50 per dozen. \
Plume. Hose, 12-inch, 40c .pen foot.
.Fhime Hose, 14-inch, 50c per? foot. i
ILL 600DS GUARANTEED StLE ROWDNj
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