The exp'sltion opens May 25
and the Governor may remain
heir until that time and take
part in the ceremonies.
STOCK 'PRICES
PUSH UPWARD;
RAILS AIDING
Majority of Other Divisions
Are Cautious — To
day’s Close Firm
NEW YORK, May 15. — Stocks
pushed up a little higher today
with the help of rails and selected
specialties. There were isolated firm
spots in other divisions but the
main body was cautious and did
not venture far from yesterday’s
levels.
Today s close was firm with sales
over 1,000,000 shares.
CLOSING PRICES TODAY
NEW YORK. May 15. — Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 17, American Can
125 Vi, American Power and Light
3%, Anaconda 151 i. Armour N 3%.
Bethlehem Steel 25%. Calumet and
Ilecla 3‘.a. General Motors 32, In
ternational Harvester 42, Kennecott
13;i», United States Steel 32%,
Pound $4.37Bremner bid, 64%,
asked 70; Nabesna bid 58. asked
65; Black Pine Silver bid 29%.
asked 32.
MRS. GAGNE IS DEAD
Mrs. Elizabeth Gagne, past 90
years of age. pioneer of Fairbanks,
died there last week of ailments
incident to advanced years. She
came north in 1900, met Mr. Gagne
in Dawson and they were married
in 1906. The Gagnes then went to
Fairbanks and located on Fox
Creek which has been their home
since then.
STEWART TO BE MANAGER
James T. Stewart. University of
Alaska graduate, has left Fairbanks
for Independence Creek in the
Circle country where he will man
age A. A Zimmerman’s placer'gold
mining outfit throughout the com
ing season.
BULLETIN—FAIRBANKS,
Alaska, May 15. — The Ne-j
nana ice moved at 1'.I2;
o’clock this afternoon. W. M.
Berrigan, of the Cooperative
Drug Company is total win
ner of the pool which is over
$61,000.
CHENA SLOUGH
ICEMOVES IN
FRONT OF FBKS.
