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A. R. C. OFFICIALS ARRIVE j
Hawley W. Sterling, assistant chief
engineer of the Alaska Road Com- i
mission, former fellow townsman but
now located at Juneau, was a Sunday
arrival, making an official visit that
will probably last for a few days.
Also coming with Mr. Sterling
were Fred J. Spach, assistant engi-;
neer, who will be in charge of opera- J
tions here and throughout the Kus-1
kokwim district, and E. A, Adams,
foreman of road operations in this
locality, accompanied by Mrs. Adams.
Foreman Adams left this morning
to establish a road camp on the high- i
way between here and Ophir, being
accompanied by Owen Gray, Nels
Anderson, Lee Lamprecht and one or
two others.
Halfdan Wiig returned a few days
ago from a visit at Flat, leaving foT j
the Puntila dredge camp at Little
creek.
John Repo, after an overnight
here, returned to Ophir last Thurs- j
day.
Dr. C. D. Carter j
DENTIST
Will return to McGrath early
in the summer, after which he
will Visit Takotna and Ophir..
Will be in Flat about the mid
dle of July
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William i). l^ehman, recently at-'
tached to the Seattle office of the
Signal Corps, was a Wednesday ar
rival, and is now in charge of the
local wireless station, succeeding
John P Taylor, stationed here for the
past four years. Mr. Taylor lefe last
Friday for Anchorage on his way to
Seattle, to enter the office of the
Signal Corps at that place.
Memorial Day was not forgotten
by the ladies of Takotna, joined by
the children. Headed by Miss Beth
M. Anderson and Mors. Warner Al
ford, a number of exceptionally
beaatifufl wreaths were placed on
tlie graves of those in final rest in
the local cemetery.
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P. W. Carlson, Ophir merchant,
was a today arrival to give attention
co a few business affairs. Coming in
the same car was a delegation of
Ophirites, including Mrs. Louise Au
gusta Livenhagen, Del Thompson,
Ben Devon, and a rouple of others, all
of wham returned to Ophir with Mr.
Carlson.
Little creek. Mr. Devon was a for
mer pioneer of this section, his first
visit dating back about twenty years
ago.
Carl Peterson, on his .first visit
here, wa sa Sunday arrival, following
a stay ctf nhout twelve days at Med
fra.
Ben Devon, recently located at
Poorman, was a last Saturday arrival
for a brief stay, leaving Monday for
Carl Thiele, well known oldtimer,
was a last Sunday arrival !by air
plane.
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MsCRATH NEWS NOTES. |
McGRATH.—Charlie Hood and
Alex Mengel, well known oldtuners,
were recent arrivals here from jthe
lower river section.
Joe Wills returned here a couple of
days ago from his upper -river head
quarters.
Fred King, well 'known old timer.,
arrived a couple of days ago from
the upper river section.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larson wen
among ercent arrivals here from the
upper Kuskokwim section.
, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Condry ar
rived here a couple of days ago from
their home at .Big River.
ITMES OF IMPORTANCE
IN RECENT NEWS EVENTS
(Continued from Pare I.)
worth of assessment work on their
claims for the present fiscal year.
WASHINGTON.—Nine days' trial
fief ore the Senate brought complete
vindication yesterday of Federal
Judge Harold Louderback on the
charges made m the House of Repre
sentatives to the effect he had irreg
ularly handled receivership cases 'in
his court.
On only one count was the vote of
the majority for conviction, resulting
in 45 “guilty” and 84 “not guilty;*'
while a two-thirds majority is re
quired for conviction.
“Animals do not know what it is to
be superstitious,” declares a clergy
man. But we have yet to hear at a
mouse that will pass a white cat on
the stairs on a Friday.—Humorist
(London).
In the Probate Court for Otter Pre
cinct, Fourth Division, Territory of
Alaska
In the matter of the Estate of Carl
Alfred Johnson, deceased.
Notice ef Hearing of Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that the Ad
ministrator of the above entitled
estate has filed his final report in Hie
.Probate Court above named and that
said report will he heard before the
said Probate Court for Otter Precinct
at Flat, Alaska, on Thursday, the
20th. day of July, 1933, at 2 o’clock
p. m. of said day, at which tone and
place all persons interested any ap
pear and show cause, if any they
have, why said' report should not be
approved and confirmed.
HARRY DONNELLEY,
Administrator.
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