(Alaska Notes
i
Gathered From Territorial
Exchanges.
A rumor which it is supposed orig
inated in Nome to the effect that
dredges 'iftbe Hammon Consolidated
Gold fields were; to he moved from
Nome to, Fairbanks, has been denied
by J. D. Harlan, manager of the Ham.*
mot) interests. It was rumored that
one of the tl:*;$re dredges had been sold,
to p Japanese concern, which was
tgain denied by Mr. Harlan. The
rumor is said to have been caused by
the fact that Hammon dredge No. 1
had worked out the ground in which
't haty bpem operating
Jack- Line Ice, of, Seward, recently
received the following letter from bis
niece in North Carolina: "A man
kidnaped brother’s three-year-old
baby and when chased b ya crowd
cast the baby into the Neuse river,, a
distance of thirty feet. A man dived
in and rescued the baby, which, while
badly strangled, is on the way to
complete recovery. When the inert
got the kidnaper they did the usual
thing. It is said his body looked like
a sieve.”
Nome Igloo, No.^r, Pioneers of
Alaska, installed th efollowing officers
for the ensuing year: Nels Swan
berg Sr;, past president; Harry Lo
men, president; Tom. Gaffney, first
vice, president; Henry Gumm, second
vice president; Jack Staar, secret'
A. Polet, treasurer; H. Hepworth^,
chaplain; Thomas P. li?fn*ap;. ds
torian; Harold Stokes, sergeant al
arms; A: Ugh Ike, librarian,. Lido Ijjet
chisjin, doorkeeper; t'harles Y^ag^r,
trustee.
Vital statistics for HKI2 in Cordova
show that births njarriages were
about even. There were 25 deaths,
24 births and 2& marriages recorded
at the U. S. commissioner’s office for
kthe year just passed. Theoretically,
then, Cordova, decreased, in popula
: tion just one..
Radio fans in Hyder and Stewart
are complaining of the use by some
inconsiderate person of a violet, ray
machine, which spoils the broadcast
for all concerned. As a result the
ray user is in bad odor with the radio,
fans,. who fee] that he should wait ,
until after 10:15 p. m. before using
the machine. It is thought that the
turning on and olf of the machine at
the same time every night is deliber
ate and planned to prevent radio use.,
Robe rt Bullard,, driver of the car
which killed a six-year-old Ketchikan
boy nearly f>/ur months ago, and J. W.
Hickey, owner of a taxi and airpiane
se rvice at Ketchikan and also ia Ju
, ncau, were charged with manslaugh-!
; ter by the Ketchikan grand jury. Bul
! lard is in jail at Ketchikan in lieu of
$1,000 baiL Hickey was released on
bail.
Harry Badger has beta elected as
' president .of Igloo No. 4, Pioneers of j
.Alaska, other, officers being a*. fol-:
lows; Louis F. Joy, first vice presi
dent; Frank Hodgson, second vice
president; .George r<. Moody, secre
tary; E. H- Stroeckej^.treasure:; JVlar
1 tin Knuppe, m&lonan, Geyrj,*,-.JBlocir
deau, sergeantrgt-arms;. Leo Rogger,
doorkeeper, Andrew, Norland, trustee*
, for-three years; Luther C. Hess; dele
gate-ai b*rg<^, Andre w. *£.erli>rui, Joe
McDonald, E. 8, Gollins,- Lynn Smith,
(R, C. Rothenberg, Jesse, W. Rust, ana
George C. tyloody, delegates to the*
Grand Igloo,, convention to be held at
, Juneau in March.
Rev. Earl Reisner, former pastor of
the M. E. church at Arlington, Wash.,
blit now stationed at Seward, killed a
bull moose during the fall hunting
season which dressed 500 pounds.
.The animal was shot only 17 miles
from Seward and within rifle shot of
i lie railroad track. However, it was
necessary to pack the meat a, dis
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Mrs. John Meek : Prop.
tance of three miles, .as the road was
temporarily blo-?kfd the ime by a
slide. Mrs. Reisner canned 44 quarts !
of the meat, 1{> of mincemeat, 4 of
soup stock and 4 quarts of tallow,
which will be sufficient to last them
for some time .
To lie in an urinated cabin, in
weather 40 to- 45 belo wzero, alter
nately c; nseious ar.d unconscious, was
the exper'ence of McClure Peters, a
resident of Ketchu mcreek. Peters
lost all track of time. He was unable
to tend the fires and his feet werej
frozen. "Red” Labelle, a neighbor,'
noticed no smoke coming from Peters’
cabin and investigated. He took the
sick m»rr to Circle Hot Springs, where
a plane Hew him to the hospital at
Fairbanks. The attending physician
said that Peters did no suffer a stroke,
as was first stated, but he was at a,
loss to tell what caused him to lose
consciousness. ;
In the Probate Court for Otter Pre-i
cinct, Fourth Division. Territory
of Alaska, before Hon. D. E,
Brown, Commissioner and ex
Officio Probate Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Peter
Claustrup, deceased. No. 02 probate.
Notice to Creditors
All persons having claims against
the estate of Peter Claustrup, de
ceased, are hereby required to present
the same, under oath, to the under
signed, Administrator de bonis non of
the said estate, at his office at Flat,
Alaska, or at the office of the Probate
Judge at ,Flat, Alaska, on or before
the 2rtd day of August,. 1383.
T. M. GARLAND,
Administrator of the Estate of
Peter Claustrup, deceased.
First pub. Feb. 11 3l>
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Saturday Night
March 18
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Fresh Beef
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Poultry
TURKEYS
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J. ft McLean
Gaston St. Clair, former well known
oldtimer of these parts, but who for
tveral years past has been engaged
Tn activities in the lower river section,
.vas an arrival here a couple of days
•.go, staying over night and leaving
next morning for Anchprage, whither
ne went to secure treadout jf<?-’\
oral frosted toes.
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“What do y.>i'd.. the oth^s,years? *
“The first or’” we Jtu.ll.' i-. ‘las*; year's
holiday, and the next yj>sy\,*rc discuss
..plans for thq./oIJ(»viq,j: y sar. '- -K.aii
katuren.
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Cigarettes >■
Soft Drinks.
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When In
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